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Blue Island Community High School - Chips Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

 - Class of 1952

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K 'L G of f JWV -XZA..2f-V-1'?'A-4-fl, ,Lai if-iugf AL ' . 3 - V We wish to cleclicate this 1952 I X A f Chips to all the men and women of F. NX xy the physical education and athletic X A X departments, who have taught us to X J play the game of life hard and clean. I 'O A i A , A ax f ' bw i , X 1 si , - it W rj uv AX Y ' - kit , i , ,I , V. . 4. If , , wr, i x 1. QI A 'M fs x E if , QN.pgj 5 .. Qgf' -b ix t.J. - t - U I 51, 'si 4' . Le Q Q ' X a at X I 5 I . I2 L x K f l t i s if r i v n : f gs.k ff E x ., 5. 4'..lll' , X 'xxlWf'MYr,1.QL? NA ' 7? .7 X fx' Rr mv? 1 K Q, X , K eq-E-1-4 X x. Q lnw , ! . 1..:,s..U'Jj E E vi s 12 2 E 5 W E iQ w Sealed: Cviiiscrt A. Roll, Nteminerg Henry L. Duff, President: ixirs. Rutir Richards, Acting Superintendent: Leslie NICIllbCr. Standing: Eiiuert T. Smith, Niemiaerg Acting Assistant Superintendent. X Lieut. Cot. Harold L. Riciiarcts US. Air Force i. iVicCorci, Secretary: George Ni. Peterson, Franklin Kirin, Attorney: Ciiaries B. Price, These members of the Board ot Education, generousiy ctonating their time and services to the tremencious tasic ot pianning time poiicies of time sctmooi, again this year tiave provect ttiemseives atnie and com- petent iay provicting our tine new gymnasium. in every way these men have siwown that their one ttuougicit is to maize possiiaie a ivetter, Finer, anci more compiete eciucationai program for ati the stucients. Familiar Faces ln ew Places rllliis year Hncls lvlr. Price in a new and important posi- tion, tlwat ol' acting assistant superintenclenlz. He is lsiiglily eleserving of tliis lionor, for in luis many years of service to Community Higli lie llas never failed to clo a gooel joly, no ,ff matter in wliat position lie was plaeecl. , 3 ' ,fi Yi T CHARLES B, PRICE In Exif BS., Braclley University: zlmxxj Universily of ClllI'UQ'O. Av 'kg Assistant Superinlenclent. Seven liunclreel fresleimen plus almost five liunclrecl sopliomores l'1ilVGI1,t Inatle lvlr. Frolnislei clown lieartecl yet, for in liis new position as principal of Olcl lxlain lie offers every stuclent that lvrienclly consicleration for wliieli lie is famous. BIRT E. FROBISH PEB., University of Cliieago. Principal ol Old lVlain. P1elialJle ls His Middle alme Your room is a little eolcl? See Mr. Seyfartla. Plllwe lyus diclngt stop to pielc you up? See lVlr. Seyfartli. As elwief engineer for Community lsligli for twenty-eiglwt years, lvlr. Walter Seylfartli lias solvezl tliese ancl Countless ollwer prolnlems to tlwe complete satisfaction of teaeliers ancl stuclents. His only fault? Hels camera sliy and won,t luave a new pieture maclel WALTER SEYFARTH Cliief Engineer 9 C. E. AMES B.A., Morningside College: M.A., Northwestern University. Principal ot the Senior Class: Physics. R. NN. CAAUVVE B.A., State Teachers College: M.Ph., University ol Vvisconsin. Principal of the Soplwuiore Class: Conservation. VVILLIAM T. EVVING BS., Beloit College. principal ol the Junior Class. ROLLIN POOLER B.A., Iowa Vvesleyanz M.A., De Paul University. Principal ol the Freshman Class: Social Studies. UIIH CL SS PRI CIP I rllhere was a time when we were scared to death ot going to the principals otlice, lor fear he would deal out some horrilnle punishment, hut now We loolc on these men as our friends. They are constantly worliing for our lvenetit, helping us to stay in school to get the lcind of education necessary to success today. Director of Counseling Service As lf1CB.Cl of OUI' COLIDSCIIHQ service l:Ol' FIVE YGEIFS, MF. RUSSELL M. MILLER B.A., Culver-Stockton College: M.A., University of Illinois: ll- linois State Normal: University ol Chicago. Chief of CounseI- ing Staff. lvliller has helped malce many students happier in their school lite. Recently the services ot his group have lneen extended to the grade schools ol: tlie area, enaloling entering students to malqe the big jump from grade to high school much easier. Curriculum Adviser Mr. Davidson, our curriculum expert, is a man of varied talents and activities, Besides his regular worlc of planning courses of study for the students, he heads the adult night school, directs magazine sales, and is our concessions manager. G. W. DAVIDSON B.EJ., Illinois State Normal M.S., University ol: Illinois. Cur- riculum Adviser. F CULTY R. L. AKEY RICHARD E. ANOE D. E. BAPST CARL I. BERGQUIST BS., Des Moines University: B.M.E., Ctiicago Ntusicat Cot- HA., Nortii Central Cottegeq BA., Vkfvntuastr College. Ameri M.A., Cotumtmia University. lege. Music. M.A., Cotoracio State Cottcge. can History, Frencii. Chemistry. Biology, CLYDE NNILBUR BLANKE C. L. BLUNK KATHERYNE THEDA CHILDS B,A., Drury Cotiegez M.A., Uni- B.Ed., Vvtritewater State Teactm- EBEL. BROWN B.A., M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity ot Chicago. Engiistl, ers Cottage: M.A., University of A.B., Vuirmaraiso University. versity. Engtisti. Publications. Vvyoming. Ittinois Government. Engtistx. Commerriat La W. ESTHER M. CLUVER IVIARIAN CONELLY DOROTHY IVI. CRUISE MARY K. DEVVEY B.Ect., Ittinois State Normaig B.Ezt., Vvestern Itiinois State BS., Univcrsitv of Itiinoisg BA., Linctenwooci College: M.A., University ot Iliinois. Cottage: M.A., University ot M.A., Northwestern University. M.A., University ot Iliinois. Spanish, German. Iowa. Giris' Piriysicai Ectura- Ptlysicat Ectucation. American Government. tion. . C. M. DISHARQON 0, L. DRIVER JEAN DUNNINGTON FLORENCE E, EBEL BA., Park Collcggg HA., Eureka College: lVl.A., BS., illinois State Normal Uni- BA., Valparaiso University. W3SlliHgtOH University. Alsfe- University ol lllinois, American versity. Counselor. Girls' Pliysical Education. lara, General lVlatl1cmatics. Government, Apnlii-cl lYii'0II0l'I1if'S. ii. C. IfBtiRHART RUSSELL D. EDDINCFIELD M.A., Columloia University. B.E., XV:-stern lllinois Slate Col- Pliysical Erlufalion. lege. Booliliem-ning. Business llnglislfm. Typing. ,. A 1. ' . tial VVINFRIED E. GERTH EDILYN GJUIVIJVIER B.S., Oshkosh Slate College, B,A.,lVlaclVlurray College. Art. Conservation, Gcograplly. i.is A A ,.f.5 -,-V .r if A fi' A c .. .5 1 2. ',.. .. J . Q. : ',i, ' . . f V 4 J .N J c i A KATHRYN A. HAEBICH JIM HALL PILB., University ol Cliicago. Lilnarian. B.A., lowa State Teacllers Col- lege: NLS., lncliana University. Algfclara, Health Education, Gen- eral Science. .- . . I S .1 . , iw 1, , M M we .S my , S ri? A 1 2 f M F 1 R asf Nt J X ff-. , V . fi Y Mn , X. 5 X MARY LOUISE HNLEY ELIAS GEORG , JR. B.S., Soutliwest lvlissouri State B.S., Okl0ll0Illn A. 5' lvl. Col- Collcgc: M.S., New Yorlc Uni- lege. Psyclxology, American vr-rsitv. Sll'I10fjI'ilDllV, Tvningf. Government. Zlrf' + if gy. .,:l 'im' 3 A s ri WELDON GROSS WM. F. GUTCHES B-S-v Iowa Stale COHCQC- BA., Upper Iowa University: X'V00dW0l'kin'J- M.A., Columbia University. Pliysiral Eclucation , Atllletic Coacll. ELIZABETH E. HANSEN LEE MASKREYHARVVOOD B.A., M.A., University of Clli- BS., Nortlnvestern University. cago. Counselor. Art, ELIVIER HAUG LEONARD R. HAUPT GORDON G. HILL , B.Ed,, Nortlqfgrn IIIin0i5 State BE., Northern IIIinois State B.S.EoI., University of IIIinu TcacIwrs CoIInLfc. IVIccImnicaI Tearlwrs CUIII-gp. XVoocIsIiop. HeuIlI1, Gem-raI Scicnre. Drawing. FLORENCE is. VIRGINIA HOLDEN BA., AII'Jion CoIIcgr'. I::ngIisI1 ALICE L. IIUDSON VIRGINIA JONES HELEN E. KENISTON ORVILLE A. KESSLER BS., Iowa NNIPSIVVUHZ Univvrsily BE., IIIinois Stale Normal Uni- BA., University of IIIinnisg IJILB., Miirquctte Univcrsitv of Xvisconsin. Home Iironomics. vcrsilv: BS., Library Sricnrn. M.A., INIicIm:IIcIoury CoIIcge. University ot VVisr0nsin University uI IIIinois, LiImrarinn Spanish, Latin. 'IXVGAIIICCE State- TOWCIN-r's Col x 'L -' nt OICI IVIain. MI. I .. Icgv. Visiting CounscI0r. NELSON KIAS VICTOR VV. KLEIN PAUL V. KOPRWUCKI RODGER G. LANDGRAF BS., Southern IIIinois Univer- BA., IVIicIiigan Stale COIIcge. BS., Iowa State C0lIc9e. MH- BS., M.S., The Stout Institute. sity. Comn1crciaIGc-ogrnnI1v. Ori:-ntation Drawing, IVIacI1ine Chine SIUJIJ- IncIusIriaI IqcIumtion. Shop. LUCILLE W. LARSON MARY LATHAIVI SHIRLEY LEATHERS CLELL G. LEDFORD R.N., University of Missouri: PILB., M.A., University of CI1i- BS., Carthage CoIIegc. HcaIII1, BS. in Ed., Northeast Missouri BS., Ijzrahody CoIIcge, SCI100I caQ'0g Cambridge University. BioIogy. Stale Teachers CoIIegc: M.EcI., Nurse. EngIisI1 I. University of Missouri. VVOrIcI I Iislory. ROBERT F. LEWIS LLOYD J. LOVVE PEARL . I TAN BS., Norttiwestern University. BS., Bait State Teaciiers Cot- AUGSPURGER IVICCOY BIAYIANIEIIBQESU inivcrsiwz Science' Health. Iegeg University ot Iiiinois. Di- B.E., Itiinois State Normaii Uni- M4Ai Columbia University- versificci Occupations. versity ot IIIinois: University of Shorliqandf Tvningi Ctiica go. Algebra, Geometry. ELIZABETH IVIESENKOP CATHERINE MILLER DOROTHEA MOORE GENEVIEVE O'HAVEN BA., University of Catitomia. B.Eol., Vvestern Iliinois State BA., Northwestern University: PILB., University of Chicago' Sociai Studies. Coiiege. Business Training. Coiumbia University. Ixlortt-gwggtern University English- Engiisil. ,,g1 I KENNETH O'KANE MILDRED PECK B Q2 P T AN JOANN RACHUS B.Ed., Northern Iiiinois State A.B., Lincoin Memoriat Univer- AIBNEI-liinover Cigagiwlwlathe- B.S.E., Henderson State Teach- TEHCIIEFS Coiiege. Generai Metal sity: Cotumiuia University. matics. ers College. Home Economics. S op. Engtis 1. ,X7 1 I wx' , I I fy, I x.. X LUCILLE RUSH DORIS K. SCHIEBER G. IVI. SCHOENOFF BA., Lombard Cottage: Univer- BSE., B.S.Ecl., Otiio Northern Univer- BS., Tile Stout Institute, Print sity of Iowa: University ot Chi' Teachers sity: Vvestern Reserve Univer- ing. cage. Library Science. Journatism. sity: M.Mus., Northwestern Uni- vcrsitv. Cttorat IVIusic. IVAN SCHUUZ RUTH M. SINGLETON R. L. SNIDER F. M. SPURLOCK . B.S., P cl U 't . H - B.S.Ecl., M.A., U 'vers't l: B.A., lova Strt T .li r Col- gogegit of makingur uc myers y Gmc Missouri. General lollgtlicinlaticz, lege: Uriivclfify Enfscolo- tml Normal' NLS' 'Ungvgsitycxgk Algelwra. raclo. Typing, Sllortlwand. Alaloama. Pll ysical Eclucation. F. L. STEELE NOVA DEE THOMPSON ROBERT B. WEBER SHELDON C. WESTMAN B.A., Oakland City College: B.S., M,A., Stale University of B.A., Lalie Forest College: B.M.E., American Conservatory: M.S., University of lnfliana. lowa. Comptometry, Olzfice Proc- M.F.S., University ot Maryland: M.M., Nortliwestern University. Plane Geometry. lndustrial tice, Stcnograplly. flst Semester, Graduate Study, University ol Concert Bancl, Girls' Cllorus. Geometry. Zurich. History. NELL WILLHOIT MILDRED L. WURTMAN PAUL S. YATES CHARLES ZODA B.S., Vvilliam Penn College, Al- B.S., Iowa State College. Cafe- B.A., M.A., Washington Uni- M.A., Iowa University. History gelvra, General lvlntliematics. leria Manager. versity. English. FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PICFURED VIRGINIA M. BRILL ADALINE B. PATTEN DOROTHY VV. ROGERS BA., B.S. in ES., Wilmington B.S., University of Illinois. Latin, BA., Augustana College. Sten- College. Latin, English. Englisli. ograpliy, Comptometry, Office fSeconol Semester, tFirst Semester, Practice. fSccond Semester, MARK HOPE SUVIPSON JOSEPH R. VVEBER BA., James Millikin University: BS., Stout Institute. Vvoocl M.A., University of lllinois. Sliop. Counselor. fSeC0l'ld SCIIICSIET, a Z ? 3. 5 sf fi 3 Q Q 2 2 1 E 1 VVALTER F. ABNEY, Utrvallyn f-1 Willing, wortliewtmile, well-lqnown . . . NVally. CARL ACKERMANN, Doc - Cautious, cbeerful, certain . . . Carl. Pro Club 2, 3. ROBERT ADAM, Bob f-4 Basbtul, blond, blue-eyed . . . Bob. Paps Club 2, 3, 45 Tag Club 3, 43 Pro Club 41 Latin Club 2. RANDALL ALDOUS, HRandy -1 Reserved, rangy, rambunctious . . . Randy. NICK ALEX, HGreel2 -Neat, nice, nifty . . . Nicli. D.O. Club president 4. CLARK ALFORD, Cal - Careful, calm, capable . . . Clarlz. Football l, 2, Class president 25 Spanisli Club 31 llxaslcetball manager 'lj Student Council 4. ROBERT ALLEN, HBobU f-Rcticent, restless, relloctive . . . Robert. Pro Club l, 4. CARL ALPERS- Canny, candid, cbeclcer-playing . . . Carl. Bowling 3, 43 Cliess and Clieclcer Club 2, 33 Vvrestling Q3 Baseball l, 3, FLORENCE ANDERSON, Flo f- Fair, fanciful, friendly . . . Flo- rence. Bowling 3, 43 Girls, Club 2, 3, 41 Steno Club treasurer 43 Pep Club l, 2. JOHN ARNOLD, Hlacleu -1 Jolly, jolring, just rigbt . . , Jolin. lVlARlLYN BAILEY, Mar - Magnetic, mannerly, moody . . . lxflarilvn. Student Council lg Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League 3, 4: Steno Club 4: Pep Club 3. RlCl'lARD L. BARKER, HDicb - Reasonable, rellned, reliable . . . Ricliarcl. Xvrestling 2g Latin Club 3. DONNA BAtUER - Deligbtlul, dandy, dapper , . . Donna. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, . CHARLES J. BENDA, HCbuclz ,-1 Clreertul, calm, cultivated . . . Cbarles. DOROTHY BLEVV. Dottie - Demure, dutiful, diligent . . . Doro- tby. Tag Club 33 Library Aicle l, 3, 4g Cbcss and Cbeclrer Club 2, 3: GAC. 1. HAROLD BODINET, Ufrencbiau -1 llonest, bcarty, bardeworlcing . . . llarold, l-'ro Club 3, 4. CHARLES BOLCKER, HBucl r-1 Clever, curious, creditable . . . Cliarles. HAROLD GEORGE. BOOlVlSlVlA f-1 Blue-eyed, brown-liaired, breezy . . , Boomsma. GENERAL BOUHE, Msunnyu i-1 Cenial, gabby, gleelul . . . Creneral. BRUCE BRADEN, Shorty f- Briglit but basliful . . . Bruce, Football l. 2: Track l. 2: Vvueslling 23 DO. Club 3, 43 Pro Club 3. LINNETTA BRADLEY, Lee - Loyal, loquacious, lilcable . . . Linnetta. G.fX.C. l, 2. CATHl3RlNE BRAND, uKetcbH f-1 Carclree, cbeerlful, courteous . . Catbcerinc-. Hall Guard 4. ROY BRANDT -1 ltelicent, robust, reliable . . . Roy. Football 3, 4. lVlARY LOU BRAVVLEY '-1 lvlusical, merry, modern . . . blary, Ciirls Cborus 23 Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Steno Club 4. JAMES BRONSON, ufimn f-1 Beaming, brigbt, bounteous . . . Bronson, Football 2, 3, 43 ltaslwtball l, 2, 3, 43 Tennis l, 2, 33 Student Council 45 lag Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2. MARY ELIZABETH BROOlVlFlELD, UBetty,' f-1 lVlerry, mentally mar- velous . . . blary. Student Aide l, 33 Student Council l, 3, 43 C,A.C, l. 2. DOROTHY BROXVN, Dottie -- Deliglxtlul, dependable, determined . . . Dorotby. ELIZABETH BRONVN, HBootsie r- Elegant, exemplary, exceptional . . . Elizabctlr. C.A.C. 1, 2, 33 Home lvlalcing Club l, 2, 33 Frencti Club 2. b'lORRlS BROWN - Mannerly, manageable, manly . . . Morris. ZELMA BROVVN -- Zestlul, zipping, zooming . . . Zelma. DAVETA NADlNE BRYAN. Dots ,-4 Devout, cliligent, dainty . . Davcta. Cirls' Ctiorus l. 23 Mixed Ctiorus 3, 4. ElVllL BUCZEK, Dru r-1 Energetic, economic, eligible . . . Emil. CONNIE BULLENS, Connie ,- Cute, eoy, considerate . . . Connie Cborus lg Cvirls' Club l. 2, 3, 4, l'lall Cvuarcl 4. MARY ANN BULONV P-4 Meelc, murrilicent, marvelous . . . Mary Ann. Latin Club 2: Student Aide 43 Steno Club 43 Tag Club 3. ANNAMAE BULT -- Adorable, ambitious, amiable . . . Anna. Steno Club 43 Girls' Club 23 Cvirls' Cborus l. 17 5 E i x E i E x x DOLORES BURKE, Deen -1 Dynamic, cleliglitful, clutiful . . . Dolores. Oirls' Clulx 2. ANN BURNETT - Agreealele, aemrclrint, aclept . . . Ann. TONI BURNETT, Red H Vlwenipestuous, tenacious, tallqative . . . Tom. llootliall l, 2: Baslqetlvall l. 2. ELIZABETH LOUISE BURRESS, Liz ,-4 Easy-going. exliulJerant, en- cleavoring . . . Elizaliclli. Homemalzing Clulo l, 3, 4. BERT BUSCH - l3alJluliny, beaming, lariglit-eyed . . . Bert. DOLORES BUFPFS - Dear, Llivine, clevotcrl . . . Dolores. G.A.C. l, 2: Gorman Cluli lg Bowling League 2. ED CALDERON. Sir Ediefin H Energetic, easy-going, elxullient . . Erl. Spanisli Clulu l, 2. ARLENE CAlVlPBl3LL'-1 Cute, clean, cunning . . . Campbell. G.A.C. l, 2. 3. JEROAIE CEPHUS, P.D.T. f- Clieerlul, cooperative, calm . ,.Cenl1us. DON CHAPINIAN, Ctiappy -1 Dandy, dapper, clasliing . . . Don. Baslcetliall l, 2, 3, Pro Cluln presiclent 4, Tag Clula 4: Latin Cluli 2. BARBARA ROSE CHELLINO -EBUIIEH - Briglit, lzasliful, breezy . . . ltarlfara. Girls! Club l, 2, 3, 45 Homemaliing Clula 2, 3, 4, Spanish Clui 1. ELIZABETH CHESHIER, HLiz -1 llager, entertaining, excellent . . . lllizalnetli. Girls, Clula l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Clulo 2. JOSEPH CIPOLLA. Uloel' W Clieerful, clean-cut, calm . . . Cipolla. Pro Club 3, 4, Baslietlball 2, 3. SANDRA CLARK, Hsunclyn - Silent, sincere, smiling . . . Sanclra. Latin Clulm 2. 3. PATRICK J. CLEARY, O'Leary -1 Playful, pleasant, persevcring . . . Patricia. Jllxl COLBY, Little Caesarn --1 Jiggling, jittery, joumeying . . . Jim. Tracl: 3, Basketball VVILLIAM COLLESTER - XVarm-lieartecl, winning, winrly . . . Vxfil- liam. Bancl l, 2, 3, 4. ALBADEAN COLQUITF, Dean - Active, accommodating, amiable . . . . Allmaclean, O.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. EUGENE CONRAD. uGene f-1 Energetic, earnest, enthusiastic . . . Eugene. Footliall 3, 4. VIRGINIA COOK, Cookie -1-Valualmle, volatile. visionary . . . Vir- ginia. Girls' Cliorus l. 2. BOB COOPER, Vx7indy -1 Buoyant, lnomlsastie, boisterous . . Bots. Rail and Vtfliite Staff 4. DANIEL CORRADINO, Danny .- Distant, determined, clauntless . . . Daniel. Football lg Nvrestling 2, 3, 4, Pro Club 35 Spanish Clulw 1, 2: Golf 2. 3. BILL CRISPE - Balmy, laeaming, lnouncing . . . Bill. S.P.QR. 3, 4. CHARLES DAGENAIS. Chuck f-1 Diligent, deserving, dominant . . . Dagenais. Football lz Xvrestling 3, 4. HENRY A. DALLOZ, HTony i-1 Happy, lieroic, lwnoralnle . . . Henry. Nvrestling CECIL DAVIS, Link - Determined, clauntless, declarative . . . Davis. ljootlaall l. 21 Baslietlvall l, 3, 4, Track l. AL DELL - Alwrupt, absolute. agile . . . Al. Football 2, 3, 4: Baslcet- ball 1, Q, 3, 4: Tag Club 3. EVELYN DEVVAR - Easy-going, even-temperecl, eager . . . Evelyn. Girls' Clulz 3, 43 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, 3: Student Aicle 4. HELEN S. DISABATO, Shrimp - Healtlmful, liigli-minclecl, helpful . . . Helen. Student Aicle 4. RUDOLPH DISABATO - Ready, respected, regular . . . Rudolph. VVILLIANI F. DONALDSON, Bill - Vxfilling, worlcing, wortlmy . . . Xvilliam. Ollice Student Aide 45 Hall Guard l, 3: Cliess and Checker Club 4. MARILYN DORNHECKER, Mort -1 Delightful, distinguished, cle- terminecl . . . Dornlaeelcer. RALPH DRAEGER, HRuclolpI1 f- Dynamic, clauntless, diligent . . . Draeger. Tennis 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4g Swimming 3, 4, Tag Clula 3, 4, Class Play 4. PATRICIA DRUMN1, Pat -1 Prim, patient, polite . . . Patricia. Steno Clulx 4, Girls' Clulu l, 2, 3, 43 Homemaliing Cluln 4. KENNETH DUEY, Ken - Keen, lqinclly, knowing . , . Ken, 19 E E i ! E Z 5 E 1 i 3 E E E DONALD DUFF, Don i- Docilc, diligent, ilazzling . , . Don. Tennis 2, fl. 113 llonor Soriety 3, -13 Tag Clulg 3, L13 Sluilent Council 1. 23 Cxlass lllay 3. lx l.alin Clul: 2. HERMAN Lzlalillrlx - lfncluring, exarting, excilalole . . . Elnert. lVlARGARl2TE ECHOLS, Boots '- lxfluniliccnt, merry, moclel . . BlElFQitl'lZ1l'. .lANliT ANN ECKLUND, Hlunn - liarnest, enigrosserl, exacting . . . Erlrluncl. Ri-il uml Yvlriio lfrlilor 413 Cliips Stall Ll: l..ilJrary Aicle 1, 2: Stuilrnt ,Xiclo 2. 3. 113 Girls' Clulm 3, 413 Tag Cluli 3. lVlll.l'iS El'll-lfRS, 1'Cooleiv - Nliglwly niisflrievous miler . . . bliles. Base lu-ilwall 13 liaselvall 1, 23 lfootlwall 2, lg Xvrestling 2, 33 'l4ravl4 3. WlARlANNE lilhliNHAliER, Nilsen - lxlusiv-loving, rnirilrlul. mairlenly . , , Marianne. Girls' Clulu 1, 2, 3, 413 German Clulb 2, 33 Bowling l.r-argue 51: lag Cluld 3, fl. B1Ll- l'.l,lAS - llc-witrlwvcl. llotllererl, lbewililorccl . , . NIARION ENGSTROM - lxlisclwievous, merry, munilicent . . . Marion. Steno flluln prfrsirlonl -l: Pan Amerif-an League 3, flg Hall Guarrl 1, 2: Girl! Clulo 1. 2, 3, -1. lV1ARCARlfT ESCOBEDO, uivlurgion - Flarvelous, inagfnetic, majestiv lVlargaret. Pan American league 1, 3, L13 Girls' Clulo 1, 2, 3, 43 Hall Guarrl 2, 33 Sta-no Clulb 41. LOIS lTAlLl-l': - Lovalole. lm-ly, loyal . . . Lois. l.atin Clulu 2. PAUL l:ANlQ, 1'l m'ris - lriun-loving. le-asliug, lalwulous . , . Faire. llasr-lnall 1, 2. 33 Fnotluall l 2: Clivss aucl Clierlxc-r Clulw 33 l.aiin Cluln 2, 3, --l. ROBERT FAREFVFA, HBol3 - liearning, lvountiful, lJeguilin5,r . . . Bolo, llaslelliall 1. 2. 33 Vllravla 33 liloutlzall 1, 2. PA'ldRlClA l7lfluDNER. npaln - Pretty, popular, prornpl . , . Pat. Na- tional l'lonor Society 3. -13 Girls' Clula presiilent 413 vici--presirlent 3: S.l'.Q.R. 23 Pr-p Clulu 2. NIARY FINCH, MBlonclia i-1 Meals, meritorious, minclllul . . . Nlary. l'lall fluarrl 3. GEORGE R. Fl,lf'l1Cl'lER 1'FlelcliH f- llc-nial. slliln. galulay . . . George, BARBARA FOLKERS, uBrirlJ - llriglrl, luriel, lnegguiling . . . lymarln. lag Cfluly 3, -1: S.P.Q.R. 2: Girls' filulu l, 2. 3, ll, National llonor Society 3, fl: Class Play 413 Slurlent Counvil l. el. lVlARll..YN FOSS - Nleritecl, minute, mannerly . . . lxflarilyn. German flulo 2. l. ll: llaillguarrl Q, 33 Class Play 33 Stuclcnl Aicle 4. RICHARD UDir'leH - lQC'ilwOIlill3lf', retiring, reSllc'Ss , . . Riclmnrrl. 'lag Clulv fl, 4, ROBERT l OSTliR, Bula - Respoclecl. relialalc, resolute . , . Rolbert. lfoollvall l, 2, 3, -13 Xvrcslling 1, 2, 33 Traclc 1, 2, 33 Class Presirlcnt 3. ADRllfNNlf LYNN GANZER. Hflclvsn - ,'Xllreu'tive, amimialale, ncvom- mrirlalingg .... 'xrlricrrnix Cl.1X.C. -13 Girls' Cluln '13 Girls, Cliruus l, 1: Steno Clulm Ll. UAH- GANZER - Gomlrlwurnorcrl, gjratelul. generous . . . Gail. Girls' Clulm 13 fl.A.C, llep Cluly 33 llzxll Guard il. MARY GARl5lfR - lxlr-lorlious, misvliievous, moocly . . . lvlary. Pop Qluli 1, 23 Girls' Cluli l, 2, 3, 413 Class Play 3. Sluclent Director 43 llall fluarrl Q: Girls' fwlaorus 2. JUl-lA '-' cjl'fH'1UU5, Hf'l lk'l'IJll5. QIOTQPOIIS , . . Clil5lC'yCI'. Flillg Cfluli .31 Studi-nl Aide 43 9.P.Q.R. 1, 2, CAC, 13 Hall Guarcl 3. .lACQ1.lEl,lNE GAUDIO, ulcickivn -4 .lust, ioyous, jalalqering . . . rlaclaie. llc-p Clulb 1, 2: Girls, Club l, 2, 3. lVlARClA GEDICKE - Cc-nnrous. goocl-liuniorecl, genuine . . , Cocliclxe. llUlUCITlillili'lfl cillll3 l, cilflil Clllll 1, L12 f3C1'IHf1U Cjlllb 32 PPD Clulm 23 llall Guarrl 1, 2. NIARIANNE GlfRlX'lANO - Nlerlilalinfr. inanagealylc, miraculous . . . Nariaruu-. lynn .Nnierivan l.:-agua 33 Spauislu Cluln 2: Hall Guarnl 1, KATHERINE GESTIIR, Kay - Rf-im, lrinclly, lrnowleclgealwle . . . Rallwrine, National l'lonor Society 3, 113 Spanisla Clulx Secretary 3: Siuclr-nl Aiclv 1, 2, 3, 113 Girls' Clulv 23 l'lall Cuaril 3. EUGENE Gll'lRNlAN, Hcanen - ljlaoer, eminent. expansive . . . Eugene. Footlmall 1. 23 llmslqollzall 15 Basclxall 1, 23 Vllraclq 3. KHNNI3'-lll Gll.l-UND, Hpeanuisn f- Kniglitly, liirlcling, lrilaitzing . . . lfermi-lli. Class play 41. ANN GILPIN - Arloralalo, agrecalmle, ilIUiC1lC . . . Ann. Stuclcnt Aifle 3. L13 ljmwling League 113 Steno Clulo 41. HOXVARD GlNGERlCH, Howie - Harrnonious, liectiu, liurrivil . . . l'lowarcl, lag Cluln 113 Salesroom 3. NORlVlA GlOVANNliTl'l r- Nice, neat, notalmle . . . Norma. Sir-no Clulv 13 Slurlent Airle L1. RONALD C1Ol..lflVlB1fCK, HRonniv - Reasonable, relialJlc:, rctivent . . . Ronald. DELORES EVELYN GQODVXHN, Hsweiiie Pie -- Divine, clevotr-nl. rloponclalale . . . Delores. Delxale Clula 1, 23 llomcmalcing Clula l, fi Raclio Xvorlisliop 33 Vllagf Clula FRANCIS STANLEY CRAB1lfC - Fi-males lick Francis luriously. 21 :Ga- v NANCI'-I GRAVES, HNUHU - Naive, natural, neigliborly . . . Nan, Class Play 4, Girls, Club 4. MARILYN GRIZAGER - Meritorious, rnannerly, materialistic . . . Mari- lyn, Latin Club Q. 3, 4, Tag Club 4, G.A,C. l. GEORGE GREEN, Slugger -1 Goocl, generous, gallant . . . George. lianrl Mascot 2, ljzaseball 3, Manager 4. JOAN GRILL f- Jaunly, jubilant, jurlieious . . . Joan, National l'lonor Soriety 3. 4, Stull:-nt Council 3, Vice-Presiclcnt 4, Class Sovn-tary 2: ljfttfllill Clllll SCf'I'Ctill'y 3: l,eIl Clllb NANCY GUSTAIISON -4 Niue, nilly. notable . , . Nancy. llonor So- fiely 3, 4, Tag Club 3, 4, Girls, Club l, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Student Airle l, 4, Bowling League 3, 4. l3ATRlClA HANKO. 'tputn -- lloisecl, patient, prim . . . lyal. Girls' Club Q, 3, 4, Chips Stall 4, Steno Club 4. GEORGE llARb'lON USlwriy f-1 Generous, game, gay . . . C-corge. llaseball l, l5EVlfRl-Y JOY HARVEY, Mljnne r- llaony, lroping, liurnorous . llarvey. DARYLENE l..OUlSlf llATl7llfl..D. Uslurinion -- Dillerent, rlubious. clancly . . . Darylene. Library Club 3, 4. lXlAR,lORlli HEINI, HDuelwss - Nlajeslic. rniltl, mecliiative . . , blar- jorie. Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Horneinalcing Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Stuclcnt Dirertor 3, Stuclent Aisle 2, 3, 4. DEAN HElNlBACl'l, Bunilel .- Determinecl, clepenclable, rlevout . . . Dean. Debate l, 2. 3, 4, Tennis l, 4, Biology Club l, 2, lag Club 3, 4, Class Play -'lg Swimming ll, JEAN lVlARlE HENDERSON. Smile - Jumping, jiving, jubilant . . . ,lean. JACK l'llfNll:F - llonorable, lu-roic, lrapnv . . . llenilll, Football l, 2, 3. 4, Baslaetball l, 2, 3, Stuclcnt Council l, 2, 3, Tag Club 3, 4. DICK HIZRNIANSON, uHorn'uv f- Dapper, rlasliing, tlevilisli . . . Divli. llaseball l, ll, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Spanisli Club 4. JOHN HEUSER, Mliinyn f-1 Vllallcalive, lenarious, typical . . , Vlwiny. lioot- ball 2, 3, 4, Traclc 2, 3, Xvrestling 3, Basltetball 2, Tag Club 3, -lg S.P,Q.R. 2. lllLl. HOFER -4 lluslcy, lianrlv, lieecllul . . . Holler. FRED HOGLE - Frienrlly, l-rolinzsorno, forgiving . . . Frecl. Vklreslling 2, 3, sl rllraclq 2, 3, liootball l, 2, 3, 4, Tag Club 3, 4, S.P.Q.R. 3. JOHN C. HOJEK, Hljlipu r- Juvenile, jumping, josliing ..., lolin. l'lall liuarcl lg IIO, Club 4. JOANNE HOSELTON '- .loyous, jaunty, jewel-loving , . . Joanne. Latin Cflub lg S.l3.Q.lQ. 2. TERRY HOXYALT f- 'l-rim. tactlul, lalentecl , . , Terry. Stuclent Librarian 5, -l, lag Club 3, Spanisli Club 3, 4. KEN HUETER M Keen, ltinnlly, lqnowing . . . Ken. Football 4, 'lag Club 4. JAFIES HUGHES. Hugl1esie H Hale, lianfly, liarcly . . . Huglies. Tennis l, 2, 3, 'lag Club 4, Basltetlmall l, 2, Football Manager 1, Hall Guarrl l, Sluclent Aisle b'lARK ROBERT l'lUlVlEK - Nlinule, martial, rnaleliless . . . blarli. GEORGE HUNT, HGeo - Generous, gracious, galloping . . . George. EDITH H. JACOBSQN, HEclie '-1 Elusive, elite, cllln . . . Eclie. Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, ljep Club 23 Spanisll Club 3, 4, Tag Club 3, 4, Stuclent Aiile 3. GXVENDOLYN JACQUES, Gwen -- Goorl, gracious, genuine . Gwenrlolyn. llomemalcing Club l, 2: G.A.C. l. DOROTHY ..lAlVllSON, MDM - Deliglillul, cleserving, rlemure . . . Dorolby. Clieerleacler 3, 4, Steno Club 4, lntermural Bowling 3, 4, Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Clrorus 2. ZETTA JAMESON, HDollie '-1 Zn-alous, zestlul, Zippy . . . Zetta. lfreneli Club 2, G.A,C. l, 2, Debate 2, Girls' Club 4, Tag Club 4. VIRGINIA JANECYK Mvoluble, volatile, voracious . . . Virginia. HENRY PPQUL JENDRASZAK, Hank ,- Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Trac' l. EARL JOHLER P- lfarnest, entlmsiastic, energetic . . . Earl. DELORES DIANE JOHNSON, Hlvlickeyn f-1 Dainty, rlevoterl, cleluxe . . . Delores. Latin Club l, 2. JACQUEIJNE JOHNSON, ulacleien - Jovial, jaunly, jolly .... l aclcie. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanisli Club 2, Girls' Cliorus 2, Chips Stall 3. JOSEPH JOHNSON, Ice - Journeying, jollifying, jitter-bugging . . . Joe. VVENDELL JONES - Xvincly, win ome, warm-laearteel . . . Xaflenclell. 23 XVlLLlAlXl JQSEFSON. uBill,' - Xvistl-ul, willing. worlcing . . . Xvilliam. ll-raclc l, 2, 3, lgootliall 2, 'lan Cluln 4. ED JOYCE. I-Lllgflllu - Eml u-e1x'r: ring, 4-xpt-rlienl. enigmatic . . . Erl. HAROLD KANOST, HP crlu nclrou '- llaniinering, lfiancly, liarmonious . llarolcl. Tag Clulm 3, 4, Biology Cluls 4. EUCvl3NlE KARCZEXYSKI. Hcwneu f- Easy-going, efonomic, enterprising . . . Lugano. .lOYClf KARLSTLQDT -1 lfillvnisli. lsirriwleclgealblo, keen . . . Karlslmlt, flu-eil m'e1r ling l, 2, .l, Llj Girls' Clulm ll5Oili'Il 4: f.i.A.C. l, 2, 3, -'lg Sleno Clula 4: Pan American l.r-ague 3, 4. JOY KATANlAY -4 .luslilialulrx juclicial. jaylul , . . .loy. LEO Klilll-QSTRA, fury - Louival, lilsr-alilo. lc-nienl . . , l.eo. l5ATRlClA KE-lTl'ELL, Hpcllu - Pleasing, 1 miir l. pesky Y... Palrirtia. EARL KlSTNER - Exavt, 4-arm-sl, 4-xvcpliomil , , , Earl. CHARLES KNAPP '- Cavorling, rasual. roricilialing . . . Clrarles, PAL'LA KOHS, Hpolly W l'ersevcring, peerless, nleamnt . . . Paula. JUNE KUNLEY, 'npr zrrr ion - lolly, jovunfl, just . . , June. EUGENE KORZNHKO, Germ '- Erlilying, elleclivcr, cmployecl . . . Iiugf-nf-. DO. Chili 3. 4, Pro Club 3. 4. BOB KGUGH, UBUIQH r-1 Brief, lmlanrl, luenignanl . . . Boll Baslietlnall l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Footlnall 2, 3, 4, Sluelenk Council 1.2. 3, 41 l.alin Cluln l, 25 ll-ag Clulza 3, 4. NIELVIN JAMES KRAAS, 'AlWel -- Merry, marvelous, meritorious . . . Melvin. Paps Cluli 2. 3. Ll: Gr-rinan Cluli 33 Latin Cluls 2, Tag Club 4. 5lALfRlCE KRAlNlER - Mirllilul. manly, mollilying . . . lxlaurirte. 'lkfick 2. 3. JOYCE ANN KRECH - Julmilanl. iurlicinus. just .... loyee. G.A.C. lg Girls, Cliorui l, 3: Girls! ClulJ NORBERT KURTZ Curly f-1 Naive, nally, natural . . . Norlwert. Bowling League 2, 3, 4, Hall Cvuarcl 3. GERALD LAMB, UGerry - Gerry Qralol-ully greets prarluation. Lalin Club 2. BARBARA LAMBERT. HBalJs -A Briglit, liearning. laalmy . . , Barlaara. Pan American League 3: Girls' Clulv l, 2. l9l'llL LANDGRAF -1 Lilqealnle, lillie, loquaeiou . . . Lanclgral. ROBERT LEACH, Bala - Roliusl, relicent, reasonable . . . Rolnert. RON'lAN .IQSEPH LENART -1 Lilccalale, loyal, lafonic . . . Lcnart. DOROTHY JO LEPPIN, HBul1onsH - Dasliing. clazzling, cleliglitlul . . . Dorotliy. Bowling League 3. 43 Sleno Cluln 43 Girls, Club 3. 4, JAY ALAN LE'l3PlN, Lap f- Lively, luslrous,ligl'1t-laeartefl . . . Leppin. ROBERT LlfPlNSKl, Boon f--llelirenl, resorverl, retiring . . . Rolncrl. GLORIA LCFTUS, Hclzloen '-1 Crarioiia Qav. QOOLl-lHll'Ii0TCCl . . . Gloria. JEAN LOHSE, Hleuniel' - Lacly-lilce. lovely, lively . . . Lolise. Band 2, 3, 4, German Clulp 31 Biology Clulu Q, 43 Girls' Clulx l, 2, 3, 4: Art Cluly 3, Latin Cluln l. RICHARD LUTH, HGus - Resolutc, restless, rellemitive . . . Ricliarcl. Baslcetlball l. ERNEST LYONS -1 Leisure-loving, lengtlry, languicl . . . Lyons. RICHARD LYSHOLNI, UDiclc,' f-1 Lalaorious, lenient, large . . . liyslrolin. Swimming 3. 4. ROBERT lVlAClEJEVVSKl, ulV1ucH i- llapinl, reaply, ruclnly . . . Rolmerl. PAT lVlACvElQ r-1 Peaceful, palrivian, palalalnle . . . Pal. Pan American League 33 Cvirlsy Clulm l, 2. JACK lX'lANSFlELD - lVleanin,qlul, mcliculous, metropolitan . . . lVlans- Haiti. CURTISS NIAPP, Bill - Coy, cliangealyle, clrorusing . . . Curtiss. 25 JIM lVlARCI'lESCl'II f- blandatory, malleable, maneuverable . . . Ivlarf Cliesclii. Baslcetball I, 2. 3, 4, Baseball I, 2. 3, 45 Tag Club 4, Football I, 2. RICHARD MARSH, Dick, f-1 Rejoicing, reliable, resolved . . , Ricliard. GLORIA LEOLA NIARTIN f- Garrulous, gregarious, gentle . . . Gloria. Girls' Cliorus 3. SELSO IVIARTINEZ, Hlfillern - Steady, substantial, sauntcring . . . Selso. XVrestling 2. 35 ljan American League 2, 3. TONY IVIARTINO, Killer - Ylwrim, tiny, terrille . . . Tony. VXfrcS- lling 2, 3. JUNE IVIASON i-1 Magical merry malcer . . . blason. Girls, Club I, 2, 3, 45 Steno Club 4, GEORGE IVIAFVIWSON. Slim - Gaunl. game, going . . . George. Bas- lcetball Q: S.l3.Q.lQ. 3, 4. lag Club 3, -lg Cliess and Cbeclcer Club 3. 4. BILI.. IVICCOY - ltlullv. lmlfl, bombastic . . . Bill. JESSE LEE NICDOXYELL, Mies, - blusical. miglity, modest . . . IVIC- Dowell. ltoysl Cliorus 3g Nlixed Cliorus 4. JIIVI IVICELENY, lVloc - blannerly, mobile, mum . . . Mac. GEORGE MCELLIGOTF, Mac - Cranial, good laiumored, generous . . . George. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3. CHARLENE IVICKAY - Clic-erlul, cooperative. capable . . . Cbarlene. Girls, Club 2. 3, 45 Student Aide 33 Hall Guard 3, 4, Bowling 4. CARLOS IVICNAB, KnoIJsH - Clever, clean, crew-cut . . . Carlos. Bas- ketball 3, 4. ENIQDINA NIEDRANO - Easy-going, eager, extra-special , . . Enedina. Steno Club 43 Girls' Club 33 Red and lvliile Stadt 4, Student Aide 4. NATIVIDAD IVIENDOZA, HNQIQH - Noisy, natural, neigliborly . . . Nate. Spanisli Club l, 2. 3, 45 Red and Vtfliiie 4. IVIARLIZNE MENTZ. Mar - bliscliievous, merry, moderate . . . Mar- lene. Girls' Club l, 3, 4, Bowling League 3, 4: Hall Guard 43 Steno Club 4. CHRISTY IVIERCEDE, IACIIFISY, -- Calm, Cool, cultivated . . . Gliristy. CAROLYN IVIEYER, Tools - fray rampus rutie . . . Carolyn. G.A.C. lg library Aide l, 2. 3: Girls, Club I, 2, 3, 4: l'lall Guard 3: Steno Clllll lfI.AlNlf lVllfYlfR. HBlonrIir-H - lfxvitsilmler, eager, cntbralling . . . Elaine. Sli-no Club 4: Girls' Club 3, 4. EDMUND IVIICHALSKI Ed - Eligible, elect, eminent . . . Edmund. Swimming 3. BARBARA WIILLER. uBurbH - lrlieautilul, beloved, boisterous . . , Bar- bara. Clic-erleading I, 2, 43 Latin Club 25 Girls, Club I, 2, 3. 4: GAC. t. CATHERINE MILLER, Cathy f-4 Captivating, capable career-girl . . . Catberine. Girls, Cliorus I, 2, 35 Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. I. GEORGE MILLER, Ulgrrvn - Gigantic. glossy, graduating . . . George. Student Council lg Class Play 4g Chips Stall 4. JOAN NIILLER. uloeu f-1 Nlild, melodious, modisli . . . b'liller. G.A.C. l: Girls' Club 2. WALTER J. MILLER, uyvallyn -I Working, wary. wbaclcy . . .Wally. Paps Club 2, 3, Pro Club 4, Tag Club 3. CAROL IVIILLS - Collegiate, conclusive, considerate . . . Carol. Library Aide 2, Bowling League 3, 41 Pan American League 4, Cliins Stall? 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. ARLENE TVIINDENIAN. Mindyi - Agrecable, absorbed, able . . . Arlene. ARNOLD IVIOLDOVAN, usneedn -1 Active, ambitious, air-minded . . . Arnold. Band l. 2, 3. 4. JIQVXIIVZL lVlOORE. lricl1ie - blarvelling, matcliless. memorable . . . bloore. llomemalqing Club I, 2, 3, 4g G,A.C. I. 3. .IAIVIES IVIUELLER. Illini '-1 blassive, mercurial, metliodical . . . Muel- ler. llaslqetball 2, Traclc 2, 3. STEVE MULLEN -1 Sleepy, sedate, sell-possessed . , . Steve. PATRICIA MURNAME --1 Praisewortby, pacibc, paiislaliing . . . Patri- cia. GRETCHEN NAGEL, Toby - Gregarious, glittering, gabbling . . . Gretclien. Latin Club 2: Tag Club 3, 45 Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Library Aide 31 Frenelr Club 3, DORINE CAROL NAPOLIAN, Darien - Discriminating, directing, climpling . . . Dorine. KAY NEEI, -1 Kittenisli, l4ind-bearted, lcnowing . . . Kay. G.A.G. I, 4: Girls' Club 1.2, 3, 4, Cheerleading I, 25 Steno Club 4. 27 X i i A f 1 1 E L Y LAAAWA W . . ., . -I H g K , K, ,K RUNALD NEIBERT, HBig Roni, fd Retulgcnt. raliisb, rambling . . Ronalcl. Xvrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 23 Traci: 3, 4. JEANNE NELSON, HDOCH -1 Neat, natural, notable . . . Nelson. S.P.Q,lQ. 2, 3, 4, ljrosiclont 33 Girls, Club 2, 3, 4, Aclvisory Boarri 43 1565111323 liowling League 1, 33 Cirls' Cborus 1, 2, 43 blixocl Cborus l, , . VERNON NELSON, Vern ,-- Yigomus, versatile, vital . . . Vern. Baseball 1. GEORGIA NENIETH, uGeorge f- Gentle, genuine, ulowing . . . Cr-oruia. Pan Arnczrirtan League 3, fl, Secretary 43 G.A.C. 1, 3, 43 Slurlent3Sevretary 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Hall Guarnl 13 Bowling Leagtuf BARBARA NEVRENCHAN, HBarb', - Bountiful, bouncing, babbling . . , llarbara. Steno Club 43 Cwirls, Club 1, 3, 43 Library Club 33 Hall Cuarcl 4. PHYLLIS NILLES, Hpbyln i-1 Praiscwortby, playing perfectly . . . Pbyllis. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League 3, 43 Girls' Club 3, 43 Spanisb Club 3, 43 Cbess anrl Cbeclcer Club 3. GLADYS NILSSON i- Cusliing, guicling, grarrnl . . . Glarlys. Home- malsing Club 1. JEAN NQRDS-TROlVl --1 Notional, novel, Norrlic . . . Norclstrom. Latin Club Q, 3, 43 Frencb Club 3, 43 Library Airle 3, 43 T.A.Cv. Club 43 C.A.C, 13 Girls. Club BOB NGVlCKl, Hcowboyn -1 llolrl, busting, busy . . . Bob. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 ljaslqetball 13 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 33 Spanisb Club 3: Sluclvnt Council 4. BILIE O'CONNELL'- llllulll, blustering, big-lieartecl . . . llill. Football , 4. TOM O'CONNELL - lllallcing, tantalizing, tcrrilic . . . Tom. CHARLES JOHN O'KLESl'lEN - Cool, calm. Coliectecl . . . Charles. Pro Club -13 Cbcss anal Cbeclcer Club 3, 4. ROBERTA OLlVl2R, HBobbie f- Rcacly, reliable, reasonable . . . Ro- gcirtfi, G.A.C. 2, 'gli Girls' Club 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Hongernalqing N un 1. lNGRlD CLSIQN, Hlngin f- lurruisitiye, invrerlible, icleal . . . lngrirl. Latin Club 2, 3. ALICE ULSON, Al - Alert, apt, agreeable . . . Alice. LUCY ORQZCO F- Lilxeable, lauglring, luminous . . . Lucy. Spanisb Club 1. Q. 3, 4: Str-no Club 43 Stuclent Airle 3, 4. LORRAINE ORSOLlNl, 'iLnrrirf -1 Liltingl, logirul, luriri . . . Lorraine. Girls' Club l, 2. 3, 4: G.A.C. 1, 2. RONALD PANlCHl - lteliable, reasonable, reticent . . . Ronalcl. Stu- clent Council 1, 2, 33 'llraelc 1, 2, 33 Class President 23 Baslcetball 1, 2: Swirnuring 3, 4: Tau Club 3. CHESTER PAPIERSKI, Cbcf i-Cautious. Calculating, Careful . . . Cbester. EUGENE NVARREN PATNO, 'lGcneH -1 lillifient, eligible, energetic . . . llugvne. l'ootball 1, 2, 5, 43 lianfl 1, 2, 3, 43 'llag Club 3, 43 Baslqetball 1, 2. JOAN PATNQ, 'Alon f-1 ljretly 1rainslal4ing. polite . . . ljatno. C1.A.C. 13 blixecl Cborus 3: Club 4. KAY PAULSEN - Keen, laincl-lrearterl, lcnowing . . , Kay. Spanisb Club 3, 413 Steno Club 43 f.,i.A,C. 23 Girls, Club 1, 2, 3, 43 blaill Cwuarcl 1, 4. JANET PEARSON, Hlunn - llersistrrnt, personable, persuasive , . . l7earA son. llornrrinzrlqingl Club 1, Latin Club 33 Steno Club 4. l Sl'llRLlfY PERRYMAN, Hl7vunuts f-1 Sby, sagacious, seclate . . . Sbir- loy . . . Girls, Club 1. 2, 3: Stuclent Aicle 2: Hall Guarcl LENORE JUNE PETERS, Pu,nky - Lacly-lilce, leading, lofty . . . Lenore. Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Anlyisory Board 33 Stuclent Aiclc 1, 3, 313 llall Guarrl 23 Library Airlc 1. AUDREY PETRH3, Hpeacbeyn i-1 Attentive, agreeable. attractive . . . Auclrcy. C1.A,C. 2, 33 tlomernaliing Club 1. 2, 3, 4. .lULlAN PETRINI, Sugar ,-1 Pleasant, perseyering, plrysirially-Fit . . . its-trini. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 liaslqetball 1, 2, 3, 4, JOHN PEFVLA, ulobnnyn -1 Progressive, palatable, particular . . . Pelta. Vxlrc-stlinu 2. 3. BARBARA PIAZZA. Barb --1 Beloyerl, beguilirig, buoyant . . . lxiar- bura. gpanisb Club 3, 43 C.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Clreerleacling 2, 3, 43 Girls! Club 3, 43 llmoxyling League 3, 4, RUTl'llVlARY PlLCHER, HRulb - Rosy, responsive, racliant . . . Rutb- mary. liancl 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 43 l'lomen1al:ing Club 23 Ciirlsl Cborus 1. lRlfNl'l Pt.lT14KAlV1lVllfR H lcleal, illustrious, intlepenrlent . . . lrene. Cvirls' Club 23 llornemalcing Club 3. l,A'llRlClA ANN RABIDOLYX, Put P- llurposelul, pruflent, prompt . . , llatrivia. Pep Club 13 Str-no Club 4. THOMAS LINDSAY RADEKE, Tiger ,- Tacttul, teacbable, tena- cious . . . Vlqbomas. Lianri LOUlSlf RANDALL - Loyal, lively, lustrous . . . Louise. Band 1, 2, 3, 413 Cirlsl Cborus 1, 2, XlARY RANCEL. Hbfarn - blornentous, moclilying, rninrllul . . . lvlary. Spanisb Club 2, 3, 43 Hall Guarcl 2, 43 Steno Club 43 Girls' Club l, 2, 3, ll. 29 A - f 4 i x E I 1 3 E Z 5 3 Q E E I ' z K Q E l ROBERT RAUCH, Bob P- Reliable, rcsolvccl. remote . . . Robert, ROSEMARY RElTSlVlA, Rosie F- liacliant, rational, reputable . . Rosemary. .lEANlNE REUSS. Hlaen - Ruling. royal, rosy . . . Reuss. l7ANNllf b'lAE RlCE H lflirtatious, lervent, lrienclly . . . Fannie. l.l'CYb'lAE RlCl.f, Hbunnaen - Lustrous, luminous, lcarnecl . . . l.uc'ymac-. National l'lonor Society 3, 4g Debate 2, 31 Yllag Club 3. 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: lfrcnvb Club 3,41 S,P.Q.R. 2, 3. .IOANNE RlCKl'lOl:F, Hlolon - Reliant, regular, relrcsbing . , . Ruli- lioll. Homemalqing Club l, 2. LEE OTIS RHJGNER. HOU! f- Qbliging, observant, objective . . . Qtis. .lOl'lN RlTA - Restless, rampagging, roguisb . . . Rita. BARBARA ROBERTS, Barb - Beaming, becoming, bewitcbing . . . ltarbara. b'llLLY ROCl'llf - blorlel. rnoclest, mirllilul , . . lvlilly. llornernalsing Club t, 2: Fmmb Club 2. VX'lLLlAlVl ROCK f- Xblillllul. winning, wrestling . . . Nvilliam, Vylres- tling l. 2, 3. 4. JOAN ROLL - Rejoicing, resolute, reasonable . . . Roll. Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, llj Clieerleacling 2, 3, 4: Tag Club 3, 4. S.P.Q.R. 2. XVARREN ROUSON - Vvlanclering, wary, wisbing . . . Xbfarren. Base- ball l, 2. 3: Bowling League 2, 3, 4. ROLF RUF, uHein -- Rangzy. resolute, recliless . . . Rolll. blixocl Cliorus 3, 4: German Club 2, 3. lVlARYANNA RYPCZYNSIG - lvloclcst, meeli, moclorate . . . Nlaryanna l5owling1 League 3, 43 G,A.C. lg Steno Club 4. BARBARA SAGGAN, llRQl1,, H llbalrny but brigglit . . . Barbara. ALLAN SASVELD - Able, ambitious, aclaptable . . . Allan, Pro Club l. 23 Vvlrcstling l, 2. 3: Baseball l, 2. 3, Cliess anol Clicclurr Club i. 2, 3. ELLAlVlAlf' SCHAAL, Eel -1 liarriest, elegant, exact . . . Ellarnae. Steno Club 4. GAlLE SCHICHT - Gracious, gorgeous, glittering , . . Cvaile. Girls' Club l. 2, 3, 4: Tag Club 3. 4, Vice-President 4. Latin Club l. 21 Bowling l.c'a,f5ue 4. BILL SCl'llVlUDE- Big. brief, bolcl . . . Bill. AUDREY SCl'lNElDER, ucoolzien f- Aclmirablc, ambitious, analytical . . . Auclrey. ARL?YNE SCHOENBECK. Ar - Able. attractive, aspiring . . . Ar- ayne. DARLENE SCHULTZ. Dar i- Seventeen, sentimental. sercnc Scliultz. fiirls' Club l, 2, 3, CltC6flCHCllHtZ 2. 3. l l'lARRlET SCHULDT, Harry -llanoy, bealtlilul, bumorous . . l'larrict. National llonor Society 3. 41 Bancl l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 3, 41 Stuclent Council lg Tag Club 3, bflixerl Cliorus 4. RONALD SCHUIQIZ, Ron f-- Rugged, rapicl, reassuring . . . Ronalil. Yllracla l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council lg Tag Club 43 Football l, 25 Alli- letic Service Club 4. CHARLES SCHVVARZ. Chuck - Calm, cool, conservative . . Cliarles. Pro Club 3. JAlVllfS SEDDER - Seclatc, supreme, solemn , . , Seclcler. b'lARlLYN SEAMAN. Freclzles i- Solemn, serene, saving . . . Seaman Tau Club 4: Bowling league 43 Girls' Club 4, MARY ELLEN SEYFARTH - Merry, miscliicvous, magniliccnt . . , Mary. Class Play 3, 43 Clieerleacling l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 3. 4: C.A.C. l, 2, 3, 43 Girls, Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanisb Club 3. LAVlfl1R L. SCHARAR '- l.oyal, laconic, logical . . . Laveer. ROBERT SlGNORl2 - llc-arly, rambling, regular . . . Robert. ARLIZNE SllVlON, HRuslyH i- Autboritative, attentive. astral . . . Arlene. VVAYNIZ A. SHJPEL, uSip -4 Vwlinning, wise, wonclcrlul . . . VXfayne. 'lag Club 3. llaml 1. 2. Pro Club 2. 3. 45 Football 4. NVILBUR SNllrl'l'l - Srnilingg. silent, signibcant . . . Smitli. lag Club 4, SlGlVlUNlD SMYROCK, HBuJ - Sagacious, serene, sell-reliant . . . Sig- munr . ' 31 JEANETFE HELEN SOLATKA, Hlennien -1 Sage, sanruine, sentimen- tal . . . Solatlqa. CARW. RUTH SONNENBURG - comical, cooperative, clieerlul , . . Caryl. Tag Club 3, 43 Girls' Cliorus 1, l.atin Club 35 Girls, Club 1, 2, 3, 4, llall Guarcl 2. CAROLE SPACE- Coy, cieitain, stunning . . . Carole. Stuclent Aicle l, 3, G.A.C. 1: blixecl Cliorus 2, 3. HARVEY SPENCER, JR., Hspenceu ,- l'lale, bearty, llealtliy . . . l'lar- yey. ROSEANN SPlNAZOl.A. HSpin -1 Radiant, reliant, rambling . . . Roseann, G.A.C. 1, 33 Girls' Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Spanisli Club 2. HAROLD sP1NDLi3R - iifim, ima,-, iqapra . . . iiaafi, RONALD SPH-ZER - Regular, rollictlcing, responsive . . . llonalcl. ull1X4lVlY SPLAYT - Syrnpatlietie, surnriing. swell , . . Splayt, llmslietlrall 3, Xblrestling 1. ADRIANNE SREDZlNSKl f- Attentive, assuretl, artistic . . . Aclrianne. l'l.AROLD E. STALEY, Hal f- Silent, staicl, scelate . . . Staley. CRISTIIL EluAlNE .STANTON - Elegant, elleryescent, encilianting . . . lflaine. l.atin Club 2, 3, 'lag Club 4. SUSAN G. STIEBEJNS, Sue - Sensible, sell-rontainecl, singing . Susan. Girls, Cliorus 4. RUTH STIZVO, HRritliie,V' - Restless, rejoicing, refolverl . . . Rutli. SALLY STOLAREK f- Sensible, serene, seelate . . . Sally. Cliips Stall 4. JIM STONE, Stony ,- Sell-assurecl, satisliecl, sliarp . . . Stone. FRED L. STOREY, HlVlugs -1 Fastiflious, lleet, lunfloving . . . Freel, DONNA JEAN STORZ, Don l- Dainty, fleniure, tleliglitlul . . . Donna. Girls' Club 1, 2. 3, 4. NIARILYN SUMMERS, Hiqedn f-1 bflunibieent, meeli. moclest . . . Marilyn. KENNETH SUNDQUIST. Ken -Knowing, lceen, lrinrl , . . Ken. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Fuutbull 1, 2, Tag Club 41. lVlATll.DA SURRIDGIZ, HTillieH f-1 lbloelel, manageable, milcl . . . Wla- tilcla. Girls' Club 1, 3. 4, Boarcl 1, Secretary 33 Clieerleacling 2: Spanislr Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. JOHN SVVALEC -1 Sound, substantial, saving . . . Swalec. BARBARA SVVANSON. HBabsn f-1 Bluslring, balmy, beaming . . . liabs. Girls, Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH SVVANSON, uswecleu -- Steacly, sturzly. solicl . . . Swecle. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Pan American Club 3. ROLAND SNVANSON, Hswanien f-1 Romantic, rejoicing, resting . . . Roland. RAYMOND SZVVABOVVSKI. HRuv f-1 Sell-containecl, sensible, smootli . . . Szwabowslci. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Yvrestling 3, 45 Baseball 1.2,3,11,Tag Club 3, 4. ROBERT TARBERT, HBOIJH r-1 llbob ballles brunettes. Stuelcnt Council 13 Football 1. 3, 43 Vylrestling 2, 3, 4, Tag Club 4. ElVlll,Y IFARQUINO, HEmmyH f- Exclusive, entertaining, elated . . . limi y. ROSE MARIE TEUTSCH, HRoe 1-1 Relaxeil, relleetive, resourceful . . . Rose. Pep Club 1, 2, Girls' Club 1, 2, G.A.C. 1, Hall Guarrl 2, 3, Stuclent Aicle 1. 2. 3, 4. JOSEPH THOMPSON f-1 Teacbable, teelinieal, tbougbtlul . . . lliomp- son. Cliess anal Cbcclcer Club 2, 3, 4, Pro Club 2, 3, 4. STERLING TIGUE-H bubstantial, sure, steacly . , . Sterling. Vllracli 1. TRESA TlNKl'lAb l, Terry f- Tiny, taciturn, typical . . . Terry. Latin Club 1, 2. 3, 4. DOROTHY TRUSCHKA, HDoifie -- lliuntless, cletermincrel, clyriamie , . . Dorotliy. G.A.C. 23 Pep Club 2, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guarcl 2. 4. FRED XVlLLlAlX'l ULTSCH-1 Frienrlly, Faitlilul, llaslirlious , . . ljrecl. llaslcetball 1, 2, 3, 45 'llraclc 1, 23 Football 2, Tag Club 4, HENRYLVANDER VVERF. Hunk H l-lurrying, hungry, happy . . . l1an'. El,lZABETH JEAN VAN HQUSEN, UBeiiyH - Earnest. exacting. en- ergetic . . . Elizabetla. Sturlent Aide 1, 2, 4, Girls, Club 1, 2, 3, 4, llall Guarcl 43 l'lomcrnaliing Club 15 Biology Club 2. 33 ' ,, -H FRANCES JEAN VAN LATEN. HFran H lsasliclious, facile, lamous . , . Frances. Stuclent Aide 45 Hall Guarcl 3. IRENE VORPAHL, Ivy H lrresistilule, intelligent, independent . . . lrf-ne. llonor Society 3, 4: Stuflt-nt Council lg C1.A.C. l, 3, 43 Span- isli Clulu 33 Girls' Cluli 3, 4. CAROLE ANN VOSS H Clieerlwul, cooperative, cornpatilole . . . Carole. H Cute, cilprifious, Iillffftflllll . . . Carylo. FAITH VOSS, USriooleie ' H Frienflly, lluent, lair , . . Faitlr. LYNNE VYNALEK H l.au,r1liinQ, loyal, lacly-lilac . . . Lynne. Girls, Clulu l3O?lI'Cl 3, Treasurer 4: Spanisli Cluln Q, Pep Clulo l, 23 Stuclent Aizle 3, fl, llowlinrr league 3. IRENE VVALLACE H lmpartial, intelligent, interesting . . . lrene. Girls' c,qlLIl7 EDXNWN VVALSH, EJ H Eager, entlwusiastic, emphatic . . . Edwin. RONALD XVASCHKE, Hslimn Hf Reliable, resolute, restraincrl . . . Ronald. XVINONA XVASHINGTON, HNonio H Xwilling, winning, worlcing . . . Xvinona. G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 43 Homcmaliing Clulv 4: Biology Cluli 2, Chips Stall 4. ROBERT VVATERS. Boll H Reliant, retentive, reacly . . . Rolaert. Pro Club lg luatin Cluli 2. MYIQTLEMFESEFHER VVEHLAN H lxflafvnanimous, manncrly, meditative . . . l yrt e. VVANDA COLLEEN VVELLS, Bunny H Xvonrlcrlul, willing, wortlny . . . Xlxflvilfldfl. Girls' Clula lg Steno Club 4. lXlARlluYNN VVETZIG, Mer't H Vvitty, waliellul, Winsome . . . Wetzig. l'lall Guartl VIVIAN VVHEATLEY. Hviclein H 1 Valiant, victorious, venturing . . Vivian. CLAUDE VVHEELER H Cliecrful, calm, capalole . . . Clauclc. Base' lmall 2: Footlaall 3. lVlARCll.-E VVHlTE, MBust0rH H lloisterous, lnantering, larainy . . . Bus- ter. lioolliall 2, 3, 4, Xvrestling 3. VICTOR VVl'llTE. HVic H Vital, victorious, veracious . . . Vic. Foot- lvall l, 2, 3. 4: Baselnall l, 2, 3, Hull Guard 2, 4. ROBERT XVHI'lTliN, HBOUH H llcsolut:-, resorvcrl, relialmlc . . . Rolnert. DICK XVILLCOXSON H Dauntless, diligent, rlevilisli . . . Dick. Foot- lwll lg Bzislqcllmll 23 Pmaselmll l, 2. ELAINE XVILLE, HNil1s H Easy going, eccentric, entlausiastic . Elaine. PENDORA VVILLIANIS, upennyn H Proucl, polite, pleasing . . . Pen- clora. 'llrncli 33 Footlxall lvlanagcr 4. lVlAURlCE VX7ll-l-lAlVlSON, Slim H Model, moving, mindful . . . lxlaurice. Vllraclc l, 3. COITLENE. VVITCHER H Capalole, contented, conscientious . . . Col- ene. EARLIZAN XVITCHER, Hffarlu H Ellivient, eager, earnest . . . Earlean. Frc-nrli Club 3, Steno Clulz 4, Girls' Clulo 4. J. FRED VVOELL H l:rolicsome, fresli, l-actual . . . Fred. Baslaetball 2: 'lwrnclc 35 Art Club 2. NIARILYN XVORKNIAN, A4Mert -J lxlerry, mirtlrlul, meritorious Marilyn. Girls' Clula 2. 3: Latin Clulw lg Chips Stall: 4. RALPH VVOZNY H llolnust, resnonsilnle, reliable . . . Ralph. ROBERT E. VVYMA H Realistic, reasonalale, recloubtalale . . . Robert. ljmancl 2. 3. VVlLLlAlVl ZAKAR, Bill H Vvlell-lxeliavecl, walzcful, wortliy . . . Xvilliam. RlTA VALERIA ZANCK H Respected, reasonalole, relialale . . . Rita. Latin Clula lg Steno Club 41 Stuclcnt Aide 4. IUNIOR-SENIORS JOHN BEDOIAN H Pmnlering, lulull, luusincss-lilac . . . Becloian. THOMAS R. HORRELL. mfomu H Taciturn, tenacious, lliorougjli . . . Tom, RICHARD ,lENKlNS, Rick H Rcacly, reacling, :angy . . . Ricliarcl. RUTH JONES, K'RLLllIiK3,, H Rare, rational. relinetl . . . Rutli. 35 SUE lVlARKLE, HSu:ie - Swc-CL, smiling, scintillating . . . Sue. Sl.lI4lGIll Aiclc 3. FRANK D. NAPOLL JR., F, N. f-1 l 1un-loving. lqrisliy, free . . . Franli. lloollnull l, 21 Basclmall l, 2. JOHN NIQELAND, Hsonnyn - Nutalnlv, natural, normal . . . Ncrrlanrl. JANET PEDERSEN, l,ucley - Playful, pcargclul, particular . . . Poul- crscn. DOROTHY RINGVVALD, UDOIH - Dedicated, Llemure, clcpenflalnle . . . Dorollly. Stuclcnl Ainlc XVlLLlAlX'l RUSSlfl.l-. Hllillu - l5lulll, lnomlvaslic, lgounplless . . . Bill. Boys' Cliorus l, 2, 35 lxflixepl Chorus 4. BETTY JEAN SCHLJLTZ - licwitrliing, luenetircnl, lac-Corning . . . Bvtty. ROY P. SHQUSE, I3iifl ' H Rigliteous, rcc'eplix'c, retiring . . . Roy. Baseball lg Xvrcstling l. Cl'llQUlTA YVETTE SMITH, Hckickyu f-1 Cliarming, capricious, varc- frvc . . . Clwiquila. CPIARLOTI-E STENHBERG, nCl1urlieH - Cajoling, canflicl, captivating . . . Charlotte. EDXVARD A. TRUMP. HBIQ lil P- Emplialic, eligible, eager-lueavcr . . . Erlwarcl. lrootlazxll 1,2, 35 Traclx 2, Llp Stuclcnt Aigle 33 Tag Cluln 3 JASON TUCKER, Hfayn ,- Vllarllul, lnllcntive, tenacious . . . Tuclmr, Cl'lARl-f2:'-lLTl? VVEllKNlElS'l-ER, HBunny f- Casual, celestial, slim-rtul . . , ar olte. ELAINE IEURMEISTER E lSeniori F- Even tempered, earnest, etlwcrc-al . . . ' ame. '36 JUNIORS Judith Austin Sllerry Austin Gorclon Balulaitt Rita Ballias Carol Barnett Jolm Bauer Sliirley Beclcwitli lxlary Becloian Elinor Beilluss Betty Bencla Rutli Bencler Kathleen Bentson Gilbert Berger Donalcl Braclen Eugene Bradley Ramona Bravo H. Deyo Briant Loretta Brigllt Beatrice Brown Earl Brown .lanice Bryan Darlene Bucliliolz JBIUCS Buckley Carol Buege Alice Buras Kay Burmeister Estlier Burnett Vvilliam Burress Gloria Buttron Louis Calegan ,lack Caplc iylicliael Cardin Raymond Carpente Kennetli Carr Toni Cassaretto Sam Castro Catllerine Catanz Louise Cliristian Jolln Cliurilla Viola Cllurilla lxflargaret Cianci Anna Cizmar Mary Lou Cleggett Aelolpli Coleman Ruclolpli Coleman Diann Collings Norma Conn .luely Conracl Pliyllis Contreras Armancl Conzaclxi Patricia Cory Aclricnne Crisne Tlmmas Czyz Carlie Dalllstrom Caryl Damm Lorne Davis I' Carol Aggen Donald Allrcjcl Gracie Allen ilames Alsip Jeanette Ames Barbara Anastasia Carol Anclerson Sylvia Anclerson Barlaara Aregood Davicl Asplund Lyle Aulwurm Vivian Eherharcil Jacqueiyn Ehers Dolores Ehert Paul Eichhorn Richard Eichhorn Donahl Engieharctt Richard Eriit .ianet Erickson Arthur Ermscher Rita Errico Charles Esposito Gloria Estracia Gait Fahey Cheroi Fancher Wlary Fecho I..i1NVI'f'l'lCC FCHCI Marlene Fenteni Geraldine Flanders Rohert Fiechinstein Joan Fleischer Judith Folk Carolyn Fox Ruth Franco Natalie Freciette Pauiine Gancier Niariiyn Ganzer Sally Garcia Shirley Garrett Edward Gentile Rohert Gihhs Richard Gihson .loan Gierhahn Joyce Giernian Raymond Gieschnann .iohn Gilpin Herbert Giison Ronald Gmazei Emily Gonzales Wiarh-ne Gorney Ruth Gouiciing Joe Grahiec Francis Grant Lucy Dennis Sherry Dertz Charles Devauit Nancy Dewar Xvayne DewN'itt Daniel Disahato Richard Dix Tha-inia Dujha Joy Drew George Driese Joyce Duev Carolyn Dunham Ciara Ehhens iviariene Eheiingf Jeannette Green Grace Ni. Green Beverly Grifier Patricia Gron Kenneth Groskopf Ray Guifey David Gunther Ralph Gustafson Bonnie Guthrie Robert Guzak Vvarrcn Harcit Mary Ann Haffner Harry Harmeyer James Harrison Rolueria Hart Nancy Harlney Benjaman Harvey Barloara Haywoocl IVRII HEJCICII Freclericli Heiclen Rosemary l-leintz Alluert Heller Donna Heller George Hclwig lxflarilyn Hcmmons Ronald Henning Don tlcnscliel Virginia Hermann Dorotlly Hollinger .loan Holmes Alllrea Hopp Lee Howall .lanct Huebner Kennclli Huggin David l'lurt Harolcl lclcus Philip lngcrson Florence Javlcson Rae .lczisilc Virginia .lolinson Barbara Jones Bolo Jones Diane Jones Tll0Ul3S .loncs Alice Joyce Estller .luarez Alive Kalislci lwlarinn Kannsl Lincla Kassin Carole Kelley llarry Kelly Pliilip Kemp Gene Kenncrly lxflarjorie Kinclcrwater Caryl King Rolancl King Nvancla King .lames Kirclmer Rolaert Klir Sliirlcy Knoclium Clara lxflay Konratll Auclrcy Kuilicn Arlene Laliriola Betty Laird lVlarilyn laancigrat Carol Lassa Dorotlly Lawrence Ricliarcl Lcnart Lewis Lenco Mary Leslie La June Lewis Varilaess Lincisay .lacli Little Ricliarcl Lowe Louise Lucas Beverly Lucllene Rolacrt Lucliene Margaret Mccardle Carleton McCollum Nancy Nlccorcl Raymond lVlcClure lxlary Ellen lx'lCCOfHl8Ck Xvilliam lVlcC0y Barlxara lVlcCullou gli Bc-tty ixlartignettc Editlt Massat Diane Niavros Patricia ivlay Marscla Mead Fred ixfiayer Rudy Nlelislca Joiin Nielzer Gale Miclracl Lawrence Nliclrael Glenn Nlillcr Dean lvlindeman Orville Mitclicli Dolores lxfloiir Rose Niarie Nlollr Gerald Nionett Daniel Nloore Jean Wiorgan .lolm Wiorgan Arlene Moscl Alfred ivlosel Norman Mrotek Bernard Nlulderinlc Fred Wtyers Robert lvlyers Pillll NBIUOI' Xvillielmina Nance BEITLHIH Nelson Bette Nelson Conrad Nelson Janet Nolley Evelyn Oakley Ann Oluerg Ellyn Ovccunnor Ron Paetscli Sallie Paige Donald Pape Cloette Parker Joanne Parlcman .iolrn Partoll Kent Paser Pearl Patalfy Jeannette Patno James Patterson Steve Pecsenyc Anna Mae Peoples Frank Pctrovilcll Doris Peterson Terry Peterson Slrirley IJiIllil'litIl'l Nancy Prillwitz Gail Proctor Sally Pumpin Donald Rainlow Sllirlcy Reali Arlene Recd Geraldine Reed Carol Reilrer Jean Rc-iciiert Allyerta Reielrow Jennie Reitsma Bev:-rlv Rivlaardson lvlelva Roiaerson Patricia lVleRcynold Allan lwalvicli Tony Nlango ,loan Nlanning Antllone Manzo Earlene Mapp Peter lxfiarciiese a 5 2 Anne Rogers Rotor-rt Rolettc Carylc- Roossncr Pliyllis Rowley lxiicliact Rutnino Elizahetlr Rugg .lanet Ruslc Lorraino Ryliicl Tent Rypczynstii Tlicrc-sa Ryslca Nlaurice Sanders Patricia Scatena Lyle Srliaal B'Iill'lI'I'lf' SCIIEICICI' Jane St'Ilil'l1l'Y'llJU1'Q .10fll'l Stllfllllitllufg Sally Scliec Roman Sclieiclel Barloara Srlislctort Gilbert Sclioonvclct Louis SCIIITIIIJC Paul Sctxreilaer Ron Scliultz Vernon Scllultz Leanne Sclrwactrtgcn Norma Scliwartz Diane Scowcrott Rosa Lee Settles Rotyert Slioglunct Jacli Simmerling Nclva Slagcr James Slusarslii Elloert Smitlr Florence Smith Herslxel Smitli Edgar Smoot La Verne Sotnislii Lillian Solatlia Ronald Stamcr Jerry Stanton Ronald Stare Lorraine Start: Nlarilyn Stats Gail Ste-nek Davict Stevens Jolm Stoblua Arlene Storz Lola Slranczclc Alan Tcsnow .leanette Tllomas Bilfl7aTH Tll0lnpSOH Lucvcnia Tliornpson Reulovn Ttionmson Steven Ttioinpson .toe YFOIVZI Dolores Tonolslci Rolocrt Tragnitz Jean Triptian Jolin Truclcau Leia Tucker Ronald Tuttle Donald Uctoni Dolores Vaccaro i i 7 X James Van Gilctcr Bertha Van Hentcelum Janet Vasquez Rose Vega Gwendolyn Vcrner Tillin Vink ivlarilyn Xvalenta Lacioris Xfvaiin Cary Dean XVaiiace ivieivin Nvaiiace ircne XfX'7Ell'lillCii Barioara Xwarciiow Jesse Vvatiiins Caroie Xveese Rieirarci Xveiganci Charlene Vvciniocrger Fred XfVEiSiuSS Svciney VW-isil Nancy Vverner Barbara Xvest Robert Vvesteriroff Katimerine Xvicrsma Lois Yviieiie Bennie Yviiiiarns Eeiciie VX7iiiiams Peari Vviiiiams Rosetta xx'iiiiElll'lS Carol Lee Xviiiiamson ELI Xx'iiiiiE1lllSOIl Brute Xfviison George Xviison Jeanne Vvinterieicit Don VVUQIICI Virginia XVoitas .lean Xxiujtowicz Allen XVL-md Ciwaries Vvood Ida Vxfood Dolores Vvooioy Rosetta Young Ann Znifo Ronald Zueiiiiie Dorolimy Zuiciema Bolo Zuiiuwsiii Ciaudctle Aiqbott IAHNIOTU AIJHCY Haroiri P. Adams Micilaei Aiirencit Bruno Aiamprese Joan Aiinin Xviiiiaiu Aicierson Gloria Alex DHFICHLY AUICS Aiimert Anderson Dorolily Anderson Janet Anderson ixfiariene Anderson Piryiiis Ancierson Ernestine Antirony Sylvia Archer Louise Arncit Robert Arveson Rutir Austin Patricia Baiiey Siriricy Barnett .ioyce Bnim Roy Barker .ioim Bartos .ioim Basiie Anna Bauer Beverly Bawcien George Beck Diane Becker Pairiria Br-flak Frefl Beeelr Nlaryann Bc-geinan Carol Bcncli .lulius Benning Janice Bolclen lvlarlvnc Bolcll Rila Bolcli Peter Boorsma Wlonrm- Bouie ,loseplw Bowen Betiy Bracly Eleanor Bravo .loan Bn-nnan Darrell Corti Richard Courtney Phyllis Cowling Carol Craig Dillard Crume Richard Cupp Bernard Cyplilc Barlnara Daelman Donald Dalrllce Leon Dantzler Lula Davenport Ann David Arcline Davies Joseph Davis Xvilliain Brill Daniel Brown Nlarian Brown Robert Brownlee Deloris Bryan Ellen Brynieson Elaine Bucialc Riclxarcl Buezr-li Clrarlcs Buerger Virginia Bullock HCICII I5UlOXV Earl Burress Ollita Burress Tommie Buseli lvlarion Bush Clara Buiier Evelyn Bystrom Herman Cage Nlarilyn Cacini Bernie Calderon Robert Carlson Robert Carlson Xxlyman Carey .lark Carter Lois Caswell Sandra Caswell Nancy Clrase Fay Claristcnsen Ralplr Cianei Sara Cicala Louis Cipolla Nlicliael Cirullo Peter Cislaro Diclc Clairmoni Mildred Clark lva Colley Tom Cocly Maryann Cole Bernice Coleman Eugene Coleman Ezekiel Contreras Rhys Cook CHIICHC D. IDPFHH Theresa Dix Ronaicl Drentiie Robert Duclicy Kenneth Dunn Carol Dyer Gail Eiaers Bennie Ecimis Virginia Elliott Jerry Engflaiii Don Englisinnan Dzlrcstily' Engfiund Roimc-rt Eriil Ann Euiaanks Angelina lfaretta Cari Farmer Milbert Fc-rlerica Freeman Finch Loretta Fisiier Raipii Fisiicr Norma lfianary XIXJHYTIC Fiassig Nicholas Flores Carole Flynn .iim Fouls Patricia Frawiey N0fI1lil FFSCITCYII Gait Frey Ruth Funciics Larry Ganzor Charles Garten Barimara Geiqert Cari Gester RCIIKTC GCYCI' Roisc-rt Ginn:-rl Angelo Giovanetti Pmarivara Golrismitti Irlflffy GIJIIZEIICS Fclwarct Goodwin Stephen Cregoroui Donald Grirus Frank Grisou DOHBIJ KJFLIIJC Frank Gutierrez Peter Gutierrez Gerald Gustafson Bob Hnak John Haaic Geraldine Haim Grant Haight Rotor-rl Haines Robert Haiik Alonzo Hate Kennotii Hailimrg Joan Hamisei ECIXYHITI HBHICF Palriria Hanrliz-it Gerald Hankc Ciiarics Hansen GCTEIIJ HHITSPD Mary Harness Lillian Harris Robert Harvey Nr1x'ciiia Davis Dolores Delicns Eitxerta De Libra Sandra Desmond Sally De Vault Edwin Dieiriis Marenza Di Novo Joscpli Kimmel Ricllarcl Kinclle Russel King Dale Kissel KCl1HClll Klaviler Larry Kloep Nlary Kocis if-V 1-.W 'P '-3174? w 1 f?im'.5'1 'i.f?sf,,:Zf::? 3' iliifzu f, r ' 'QQEQQVT 3 A si 'Q K ,s iiw fiwffigls V -A sf-'wr rr 'f-- ' . 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S rys V Q J , , wise f Sllirlcv Lamlac .l0llll La lvlonie Barlzara Lanfl Roldcrl Landman Patricia Lassa Cliarlcs Lawrence Sancli Lcrjlii Rose Lois Hugli L:-lanrl lxflargfarcl Lcwis James Liclclcll Arlene Lievan Noel Lilllejolin Odell Liltlc-jolin Olivcr Loar Lula Lucious Rolvr-rt L 'ons 5 Rolo:-rt Lyscn Joan Nlalalinlca George lvlanning Carol Nlanson Dave Nlarlclc Fannie Nlarsliall VX7ally lvlassal .lolin lVlcCorcl Gcralrl lxlclilligoil Dol lVlcGraIl1 Janice lVlrH0nry Nlontvz lXlcNuliy Tlmmas lVIcQuaid Dave Nlrvvilliams Lorraine lX IcXVillia Don lvloar Vivian Nlcillcur Ruili Nlnliani Joan Nlclzcr lvlary Moncloza lvlarilyn lvlvntz Bill Nleycr Carl Nlirliclis Frank Nlililr-llo Bill Miller Harold Nlillcr lvlarilynn Wlillor .lunms lvlinlilcr rlaclcic Mirone Rirliarcl lvlislirll Arlene Wlilcllnll lfslc-llina lxloore Sliaron Nloorc Yvilliam Nloorc Francis lxlorclti lvlaljxel lvlorris lxflarianno Nludralc Lorraine lxlur-ncli Rayrnoml Nlullcr HIS Kvnnclli Kocplqc Donald Kocsler Rirliarcl Koprow Pal Kollarz Nancy Kott Xvcslcy Krcliill Bovcrly Krior Lloycl Kroul CZlrOl KTUPQCI Nlarilvn Krucgc-r Patrif-ia Kulinliv lVlariP Kunz Bello Kwialliows Ricliarcl Lanily Slxl li .lunc lxluscli Rirtlmrcl Nlyslicviec .learmine Naoolian James Nauglrton KPl1U!'lll Nelson xNlill'l'CI'l NCISOH Xxvilliani Nelson Don Nielsen Joan Nimrncr Ronalcl N0lilH Barlnara Norrlsirom Eugene Novak .lim O'Hanley Ronalcl Olclenlir-rg V' ff S l ks., ' vw'- A '-zls, fs? 12 -:Ln 5, ra- A595 -F 45? an -f,',: 5 Q: -l:,e::s!1j5ff' ,Q 1, WA l , , i.' al'-. ri-42? ,. 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SCll SIIl'I'lbUI'g Donna Scheclin Beatrice Scheiclel Lorraine Sclnniclt Barloara Svholicll Charlene Schrc-ilJer Cilfl SCl1I'0Cfl6lf lZl1g0HC S1'l'llIf'Il'l IH Arlene Schultz Davicl Schultz Gerry Schultz Lucille Srliultz Ronalcl Schultz Xvillis Schultz Geralcl Srhueman Barhara Schwartz Joyce Sellers Jerry Sena .lim Sessa Shirley Shields Harriette Sinxingion lxflarsliall Simon Beverly Singer Sandra Singer Carol Sinise Patricia slag:-r Nlarilyn Sleep Donalcl Smilli Sharon Smith Charles Snioot Ronalcl Snycler Susan Sollenbarger Byron Spargo lVlc:lvin Spearman Xvilliam Spf-rht Yolancla Spinazzola .losepll Spizzirri Phyllis Sprycha Rocl Smlil Lincla Stanlielrl Gloria Stanquist Danny Steele Norma Steinliart Glenn Sternlx-rg Eclwarel Stepeli Ricliarcl Sterling Jacli Stevenson .lohn Stevo Elaine Stokes Gertrucle Stone lvlarilyn Storli Bill Stortz Georgia Sutton Dolores Swanson IAHVPYIIC SyI1Qli lVlal:zclean Taylor Zenohia Taylor Rosemarie Tliompso Ginger Tilneri Kenny Tieman Phyllis Tieman Roliwert Tillman ll CEIIKIIC I2,LISSCll Xfxlllliilflt Russell Dorothy Russert Dorothy Ryclzewslc Aololpli Salgaclo Phyllis Santelorcl Shirley Saurer Norbert Topolslci Clauctette Travers Jotm Trejo Rietiaret Turner Kenneth Ulrictl Ronald Van XVayne Vaneli ,totm Vander XV:-rt Geralci Vanlcus Carol Van Laten Henrietta Van Sclmaik Lynn Van Velson Irene Vasques Gene Vernon Sandra Voss Eloise Xwallier Vincent XN!2lll1Oilil Rirtlard Xvalstmon Hattie Xfvarcllow Don Xfvarner Tlieoclorc X'x,ElSl'lil'lgt0Il Kr-nnetli VX7assl'Jcrg Dclllres Vvatliins Alice Xfveattxington Dorotliy Xveatliington Dwain Yveese James Xvells Edward Xvenclott Arline Vvendlancl Clarenve XNlCl'lilllCiStCl Delores Xvesterliott Joyce Vvtieatley Susan Vvtritley Helen Xvielgorerlii Delaorali Vviggins Ctlarles Yvillett Beverlic Vvilley Vviltie Williams Medoria Nvilson Kenneth Xvintertelclt Xlaggie Xvise Diane Wilt Kc-nnetti Xvitt Glory Xvoilce Barbara Xvolt Olivette Xvoocls Rolmert Vvoznialc Lawrence Vvysoclci Ducli Young Helen Zager Emily Zarutva Evelyn Zuicterna Douglas ACIHITIS .lotin Aclams Michael Aiello Dean Allen Roloert Aim Dorottly Almwoml Beatrus Altman Raptiealla Amato Ctrartes J. Anderson Edwin Ancterson Sylvia Anderson Joan Aregoorl Agaiile Aspluncl Herbert Atellley Diann Austin .loan Austin Barry Baker Xvilliam Ball Ricliarcl Ballantine Stewart Baller .larqueline Barcal Xxlilrna l-ou Barnarcl Donna Barnes Franlc Baron Kennelli Barry .larnes llartlrel Boly IBHFVVCQSH Davicl Bauer LPC IEZIXZI Lelanzl Beck lvlargaret Becloian Connie David Bencler Elaine Bennett Georgie Benzing Susan Berglruis Arline Bergquist Jean Berry Ricllarcl Berten Sllirley Bilyeu Carl Bjellie Clyde Blanlic .lolm Bleelqer Carol Blume Pauline Boclimann Evelyn Boersma Nancy Bolm Barlnara Bolclen Kennctlr Boomsma JOAIIII BOI'II I?ll'l Carol Borovec Kennetli Bouic Norlinert Bouiclrer Barry Boyce Anita Boycl Joyce Boycl Helen Braclley tlames Bracly Elnora Bragg! Carol Ann Breault Robert Breckenridge Ronalcl Breckenridge Ronald Breslia Bruce Briocly James Bristow Rolmert Bronson Gayle Brouelte Clinton Brown Evelyn Brown .leanelte Brown Lawrence Brown JEIIHCS BfOXX'nlCC Marlene Bruclcner Joyce Brumwcll Eflwarcl Bryant Spencer Bryant lVlarQie Buclcling ljliyllis Bullens .lnlm Buliema Rita Buras Barloara Burmeister Nlargarntie Buslu Carol Buzzell lVlaurice Calloway Beverly Carlson Elaine Cizmar Helen Cizmar Carol Claussen Delora Cleggett Nancy Cobb Gwynne Cole Beatrice Collins Fannie Collins Eflwarcl Colquitt Zenolvia Colquitt Lucille Cooley Robert Cooley Frecl Cornell Allan Coulmnlme George Cristianson Tliomas Crouse Carol Crowl James Cruclup Ruclolplm Cure Jim Curtis Robert Dalorowslci Carol Damm .lacquelyn Davis Nlarilyn Davis Norettia Davis Carol De Cliene Gerald De Clicne Tlromas De Cliene .lerry Delap Patricia Deneen James Dean Nlarinn Dean Nlary De-pew Donald De Salvo Gail De Santo Georgia De Vault Cliarles De Vos Pliyllis Dewey Peter De Young Loretta Dipper Eclwarcl Doc-pp Arlene Domilcaitis Elaine Domiliaitis Nlicliael Dominik lxlarilyn Dommer Juanita Dorotiss Carol Dorv Nlarilyn Drase Eldon Drentlre Darrel Dresp Sllirley Drumm Joe Du Clrarme Geralcl Duey lVlarilyn Dulany Sliirley Dunllam Jucly Dvorovy Estlier Carlson Ronald Carpenter LeRoy Cartwright Donna Cassidy Vvarren Caswell Ricllarcl Cesal Cozanne Cliapman Antlrony Cliiclcerill .lolm Cliiclierillo Jacola Cliollce Russell Clmristner Roliwert Cliurilla Xvilliam Cliurilla Vvilliam Cioni O lvlarion Guzalc Aulhur Haase .loan Haloenichf .lames l'lac'lcc-it Herbert Hafermann Ervin Hager Clauclia Haight Almel Dylislra Arthur Echols Evelyn Eckert Auclrey Egan Charles Ehlers Norman Elder Allneri Enislanclcr Belly Engluncl Eleanor Erickson Ronald Ermsclier Roherl Eticma Arlene Faher Jimmy Vane lwlargie Farino George Felslci Frank Fennel Ronalcl Filip Jimmy Finch Xvillis Finlayson .lanci Firliins Inez Fisher NOIIHGH FlHW'S Bonnie Forcl Janel Forcl .lames Forlin Donald Forys Rae Foslcr Charles liourreau Jeanine Faust Teclcly Fouts Xklilliillll Frawley Vvayne Freelelle Thomas Froherg Paul Fuller Earle Galuorilc Gloria Ganzer Bill Garber Arlene Gayclos Richard Gear Susan George Theresa Gephart Eva Gervasi Frank Cvilloerl .lames Gilluncl hlary Gilpin Johnny Gioiosa .lune Glavan John Glowaclii Robert Gonzales Dave Good .loan Gordon lxflarlene Gordon Kennclh Cvrall lvlarilyn Grassel .loe Graziano Carolyn Greager Eclwarcl Greenlaerg .larnes Creep Darlyne Greig Phyllis Grieler Carol Grison lflla Groves Camilla Guerra Dorotliv Harnew Mae Harper Lillian Harman Eleanor Harris Joanne Hasieclt Roluert Hawker Vfm. Hazelbaur Ronnie Heclclen Ben Herr Ron Hellaerg Pillll HCIIH Harry Hermanson Elaine Herriolt Ruili Herzlie Eslella Higll Carl Hill Larry Hill lvlinnie Holdsnn Raymond Holman .Iucly Holman Ricllarol Hojelc Cleveland Holiclay Herluert Hollicli Drmnalcl Holi .l0lXl1 I-IUOKIOCIC Dorotliy Hoppe lxflary Jane Horrell Jesse Horwaill Beverlv Howell Ted Husier Ola lxlac- Huloloarcl Darlene Huebner Douglas Hueler James Hull EICIOFZI FIUIIIIDCT Sally Hunt Syclney Hunt Rirliarcl Hunler Carol Hupe Dolizxld lclzilt Xvalter lgnaczali Diane Ing:-rson Bellye .larlison Charles Jarlason Clifton .larlison Barlvara .larolizson Earl Jasper Ray Jensen Alonzo Jolmson Bruce .lolmson Glester Jolinson Phyllis Jolinson Vvinifrecl .lolinslone Donald Jones Dorothy Jones Emma Jones Maxine Jones Paula Jones Sanclress Jones Marilyn Jousma Jerome Julian Gerald Kallcauslci Raymond Karczewslci i orella lXnocicum i 4-rt iXnrm ton Ja rome ixohhslxa limes Kohs Barbara e 1 er Patsy Koesller Anna biae Koetz Robert Konar .luclv KOFIJIII VX orcii James Korfenlco Jerry Kosteclm DOD lid KTBHIC I' lxfl ll' LDC KTWIIILI Mary Kramer Janet Kripner Beverly Kreuger Robert Kruk Eugene Kueitzo Xfxfyilfllil Kuihan Phyllis Kunstman Elizabeth Kutcher Rosemary Kuzniewsici Alex Kwiatlcowsici Rolot. La Berciia Phyllis Lallerty Leah Lamb Niargfie Lane Ruiaert Lane Lawrence Lanenga Donald Larson Harry Lee Sophia Leia Hamilton Leland Jos:-whine Lenclcus Kenneth Lenz EYCiyil LCOIl2lfKI Jerry Lenpin Robt. Lcppin James Leslie Richard Leturno Lawrence Levy Barbara Karney .lohn Kemp Richard Kennerley Elizabeth Kerr Ronalcl King Floyd Kissinger .larqueline Kissing Niarlene Klaxlter lmet tx 4 In Sl xnley K enac Charlotte ixlotz Arrlen ixnwrlt r r'1 Knapp If lI'1lH KHIITPPT Belly Lewis .lim Lewis .loan Lewis Rose Lewis Bob Libby Carlos Linclsay Charles Lloyd Nlarjorie Loar Arthur Lockman Gerald Luchene Jesse Lucious Vvilliam Luclolph Don Lumieen Kenneth Lux Pl' Leo Lysen Mary Mccoiiom Virginia iViCC:OI'IllilCii Don Niccuiiougii Gary Nicmiigolt Sicwart iVICIil iltil Robert iVicKavilf ifciwarfi iVicKin1mcy Syivia iVicKinm1ey Heian iVici-can Niariiyn ixficwiailan Dan blillibililll Rose iwacicjcwsiii Carol Nlacisen Niariiyn Muir .i0SCDil Niuidcrinic Peggy Niurpily iiiiliiilfftil Niyers Gcraiciinc Niysiicwiec Judy Nagci Riciiarci Nagel JOIIII Naughton Dariene Ncibcrt Joan Neiiocrt Beverly Nelson Joiln Ncmcfh Carroii Niciiois Glenn Noorciiloi Carol Magiioia Gioria Magiioia Cami iviaier Cimrics iviaicciii Niarvin iviaim Louis ixfianzo Doiorcs ix'iElfCilCSC Niiciiaci Niarciano Juanita Niartiu Virtoria ixfiartincz Caroiyn Niarlino David Mason Krznnelix ixizxltimicscrl Caroiyn Mailisorm Paui Niavros Xxiiiiic Niay Niiice iviayer Xyaruzia ixieani Norma Nicntz Teri Nicrcede riavicie Nicseniorinic Ronaifi ixiczyciio Gioria ixfiilfililiuk Don ixiiiicr Peggy Niiiicr Ronaici iViiiicr Marilyn ixfiiiis Rutix Niiiis Barbara ixiincieman Harry Niisnr-r Cilarics iviilciieii Dougias Niitciieii Geraiciinc ixfioiir Carolyn Niooi Bcity Nioore .ianct ivioorc Kcnnclil ivioorc Samuel iVioori'xe Riciiarci Nieman Eriwarci Niucigc ,iuciitil Niueiriiuuuscn Roiacrt Wiueiirtr Leonarcl Oaliley lvlarvin Qaliley Eclwarcl Oostcma Ruth Ooslcma Ronald Oster Clrristene Orzeclr Nlarilyn Pajali Barbara Signore lVlary Parker Emily Parsley Vvalter Patak Allen Patalcy Dorotlry Pccsenye Dave Peciigo Joanne Pelcar Barloara Petrie Rulll Petroliovitcli Janet Pfeiffer Vvarren Phillips Elaine Pieritz Elsie Pierre Elizaisetir Pinter .loan Place Joan Poczos Marlene Poe Julie Polacelc Darlene Popenclorf Elaine Praag Marilyn Prater Nlargaret Prolost Gwen Proctor Oliver Pronger Beverly Quimby lVlarion Racirlord Niiclrael Racielie Clrarles Racltlie Sandra Ralson illlllll Rangel Priscilla Raueii Ella Relvenstorf Ralplw Reitsma Nlarvin Reclemslie Gwendolyn Reecl Xwillie Reese Nancy Reeves Barbara Reid Xvilliarn Reiners Ralph R4-itsma Vvalter Reuselri Carol Rice Roloert Rifk Clauclclte Rirlgner Nellie Rietvclri lvlarvin Risoli Lee Rislon Barbara Ritzman Donna Rolyinson Gloria Robinson Belly Rocco Cluarles Rogalrn liclclie Rogers Audrey Roller 'Patricia Rollins Gerald Ross Lula Ross Geralcl Rucler Qtto Rumlzurg Ronald Runeltnlacle lwargaret Russell James Ryan Josepll Surerlcos Mirianr Sutton Gail Szidalc Carole Talolnert Flora Tallon Nancy Teason Dclois Tliomas Rudolph Thomas Annette Til0lllHSOH Ralph Tlrompson Elaine rl-llune Barluara Ticlxan Fred Tiggelaar Susan Timernlan lxlarilyn Ryon Charles Salkcld Quinten Salnave .loann Sznnec Ellen Sanrlt Beulali Sartin Vvinston Sawyer Ted Shaal .lean Scllalliewiiz Arlene Sclxallcr Lida Sclcrelllrasc Edwin Scliillingf Elizaiuetli Schmidt Sllirlev Sclnniclt Carol Sclrniclc Nancy Sclrodroi Barloara Sclioen Harold Selioeneclcer Gene Sclioonveld Mary Sclrnoor Rutlmanne Scllrci Ricllard Scllroeder Norma Sclluemann Darlene Scliultz Effie Scllultz Frederick Sclmultz Mildred Scliweer Donald Scirwcr Barlaara Scott Lorraine Scott Robert Sedder Loretta Slieellan Vvilliam Sllellmy Donna Sliields Howard Siclensticlc Patricia Parcllem Lucille Sisco Jolm Slager Loretta Smitix lxflargarct Smitli Vvalter Smitlfx Frances Smriglio Edward Somerville Murvin Spaulding Virginia Spizzirri Robert Spratt Anita Staten Daniel Stevens Sliaron Stevens lvlarilyn Stevenson Vvayne Stewart Dale Stollleralrn Gerald Stolces Rose Stolinslci Donald Stramaglia Alice Strong ,. 1 fb , LV . ,. -. ,, . .. es ., - ww lg ,L , . -Q5 .- V .. 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OEFENSIVE ELEVEN THEY SCORED THE POINTS Al Dell, riglut end: Boi: Fos- ter, riglit taclcleg Roy Brandt, rigllt guard: .lulian Petrini, eenter: Gene Conrad. lelt guard: Glenn Miller, lelt taclcle: Eugene Patno, lelt end. Jim Bronson, quarterlmaclc: .laclc Henill, lelt hall: Dick Marslm, lullloaclcz Robert Noviclci, riglnt liall. CHAMPIONS OF SOUTH SUBURBAN LEAGUE Row I: Ronald Paetscli, l2.iCl'lHI'd IVIarsl1, .lacli Henill, Julian Petrini, .lames Bron- son, Eugene Patno, Don Allrejd, Harry Harmcyer. Row 2: Rolmert Kouglu, Ken- netli. Swanson. Vvilliam lVleyer, Gene Conrad, David Stevens, .lolm Trudeau, Rudy lvlelislqa, Raymond Szwaluowslci. Row 3: Mgr. Donald Braden, Mgr. Ronnie Scllultz, Paul Eicliliorn. Ar- tliur Errnsclier. Victor Vviiite, .lolin Heuser, Roluert Foster. Henry tlendraszalc, Allaert Dell, Roy Brandt, Buster VVl1ite. Glenn IVliller. Row 4: Coacli Bergquist. IVlr. O'Kane, Nlr. Bonzicli, Wil- liam O'Connell, James Al- sip, Ronald Zuellie, George lVlcEllig0tt, Tony Mango. Roloert Novielii, Robert Tar- inet, Roloert Rolette, Riell- ard Erlt, Mgr. Penclora Wil- liams. Coacli Zoda, Head Coach Gutclies. Row 5: Donald Engleliart. Charles De Vault, Allan Xvood, Ted Hedden. Jaclc Tragnitz. Ricll- ard Eielillorn, James O'I'lan- ley, Kennetll I'Ieuter. Edgar Smoot. Vvayne Sipple, Con- rad Nelson, .Iosepii Tolva. DEFENSIVE ELEVEN THEY KEPT OPPO- NENTS FROM SCORING Kennetll Swanson, end: Jael: Heuser, taclile: .lolm Trud- deau. guard: Glenn Miller, taclcle: Rolyert Foster, end. Lineloaclcers: Henry .lender- zali, Bill IVIeyers, Julian Petrini. Baclcs: Boln Kougli, .laclc Henill, Bula Noviclci. 25'-.lack Henill, lialllaaclc. Community Higllls only all state gar, yet lie still wears tlsie same size liat. 20-Dick IVlarsl1. lulliyacli. Always good lor tliose lew extra yards wlien needed. 21-I'I e n r y Jendrazelc, Hank , fullback, really mowed 'em down il tlley got past tlie line. 23-BolJ Foster. Boln was a udoulmle duty man, playing lnotli end and tarlcle. 24-Julian Petrini, center 5 always in tlle lnicldle ol tlwings. '.7l-Ray Szwaiaowslii, guard. Fast. aggressive action de- noted Ray's playing. 75-Boln Noviclci, liallloaclc. Good for sparkling runs. 76-Buster VX7liite, taclgle. Injuries side-lined Bus alter impressive early season play. 79-Allaert Dell, end. Al could really go alter tliose passes. 80-G e 0 r g e lxflclilligott, guard. Capalmle sulnstitute wlm really stopped 'eni, S2-Bob Tarloet, lialllmrli. Good defensive player. 83-Roy Brandt, guard. Vvlwen tlie going got touglx, Roy got touglier. S4-Victor Nvllite, end. Vic could really smear tliose end plays. S5-Bolt: Kougli, quarter- lnaclc. Bolo seemed to lcnow just wliere tliose runners would go. Fine defensive player. S7-Eugene Patno. end. On tlie ollensive Gene Certainly was tliat to tl'1e otlier team. 89-Gene Conrad, guard. Gene lilies to roclc 'em and soclc 'em. 90.-.lim Bronson, quarter- llacli. tlim liad tlie lcnow liow in runnin g tlie team. 92-Bill Oiconnell. liall- lvaclc. Bill could always be depended upon. 94-Kennetli Swanson. end. Ken stopped 'em if tliey tried liis end. 97-Jael: Heuser, taclile. Tiny really proved to lac a stone wall on defense. Ken Hueter, taelile. Small lout quieli, Ken could get in tllere lo stop tliose line plunges. Vvayne Zippel, taclcle. Vvayne lilied to mix it up wlien playing in tlle line. nl.. d ar it Football -- I9-I ea on Community l ligli Scliool enjoyecl its lnest lootliall season in tlie lciistory of tlie scliool, going tlarougli tlwe season uncleleatecl. rlllaey won tlae Soutli Sulnurlaan Con- ference for tlie secencl straigtit year ancl were one ol 9 teams in tlae state ol' lllinois to complete tlie season witlciout a clefeat or tie. Tlae season openecl witli Geneva Iligli Sclnool ancl altlaougloi tliey scorecl tlie nrst 7 points of tlie game tlue Carclinals fouglmt lnaclq and won ttie game 20 to 7. 'llloie leeyclen l'ligt1 Sclaool game was playecl in a pouring rain, ancl once again tlie lnoys liacl to come from lyeliincl to win 7 to 6. Blue lslancl scoretl anal went aliearl early in ttie tlaircl quarter ancl were content to protect tlieir lead in a very liarcl touglit game. rlllwis was Ilae seconcl year tliey were able to cleleat lseyclen lay iclentical scores. rlllae Conference season was officially openecl at Vlllwornton in a typical Tliornton- Blue lslanct game. 'lllais was a lyattle from start to Hnisla ancl ttie outcome was in cloulgt until tlie Final gun encling tlae game. Blue lslanfl scorecl in tlwe linal minute of tlie lirst lialf wtien Diclc Erfft ran lilqe a scarecl ralolnit 45 yarcls for a very important touclnclown. Don Alfrejcl lviclqerl tlae extra point to give ttie laoys from B. l. a 7 to O lialf time leacl. 'lltiornton came lyacla strong to tie tlwe score in tlwe tlaircl quarter, but tlie Carclinals were not to lne cleniecl ancl .laclt tlenillj ran arouncl left encl to score tlae all-important toueliclown in tlae last tlaree minutes of tlae fourtla quarter. Tliis was prolnalyly ttie turning point in tlwe Carclinalls season. The next game was playecl before a Parents, Nigtit orawel witli Roosevelt of Cliicago. All 35 laoys suited for tlwe game were given a ctiance to perform anel ran up a score of 33 to 7. Cn Qctolmer I2 tlae Carclinals travelecl to Argo ancl in Argols tiomeeoming game were alnle to elqe out a 20 to 18 victory. l'lenilll ancl Noviclqi witll ttie aicl of goofl laloeliing macle some nice gains. Tlais was anolloier game in wliicla Blue lslancl was loelainel at tlie half anal came liaclc to win. Tlie next game was at lwome witli Ttiornton Fractional ancl alttiougli ttie lyoys from Cal City gave tlaeir all it was not goocl enougla ancl anotlaer victory was claallqerl up lay tlie score of I4 to O. Cn Octolner 26 Bloom came to Blue lslancl ancl tlais was tlae lnig game ol tlle season for B. l. as a victory would give tlaem tlweir lirst unclisputecl conference claam- pionslaip. Tlae wlnole squad really went to worlc ancl ttie results were excellent wlien tliey turnecl in tlue luest game of tlie season in defeating Bloom lyy tlie lopsiclecl score of 34 to 6. rlaclc Henilt played tlae lnest game of luis laigla sclaool career lay returning tlie opening lqiclaoff 82 yarcls for a toucliclown, lnesicles scoring four otliers cluring ttie evening. what provefl to lue tlae llnal game of tlwe year was playecl in a lolincling snow storm on Novemlmer 3 at lxlorgan Parlc lvlilitary Acaclemy wliere tlae Carclinals scorecl early in tlae seconcl quarter anfl ran ttie extra point ancl were content to protect tl'1eir leacl of 7 to O. rllloie ljinal game of tl'1e season was to lne playecl vvitla Kanlvalvee lnut lnecause of tlie tieavy snow on tlie grouncl on Novemlner 9, ancl a flownpour on tl'1e following Tuesclay, tlie game was linally cancellecl. Tlae following lvoys were piclaecl on ttie All Soutli Sulnurlaan Conference First team: .laclc tleniltl. Bolo Novielti ancl Bela Foster. .lulian Petrini, Glenn Miller ancl Roy Branelt were placecl on tl'ie seconcl All Conference team. .laclt llenitf ancl Bela Foster were placerl on many mytlwical All Star teams in tlae area and .laclq was still furtlaer lionoreel lay lueing piclvecl on tlae Cliampaign News Gazette All State team. Coacloi Gutclwes ancl rlaclc were royally entertained in Claampaign-Urlnana at ttie All State party as guests ol tlae News Gazette. .lulian Petrini was clwosen lay lus teammates as Ilaeir lionorary captain for tlae year. .laclc Henift receivecl tlwe Veteran of Foreign Vxfars most valualule player awarrl at tlue Annual Lions Clula luanquet. lvlany parties ancl clinners were given in laonor of tliis Fine team. lVlueli of tlie success of tlais team was clue to a lnurning clesire to win, saeriicice, lnetter tlwan average stuclents. a willingness to cooperate witla ttie coacties, great team and sclaool spirit, ancl lots of laarcl worlc. Gaile Scllirli pins llowcr on lapel of Nlrs, rllrucleauls coat. ln l1aclc- grouncl are Joan Grill nntl Wlarianne lfisenliaucr, ol' Ilie welcoming com- mittee. Dacls get clecoratecl witli sonls num- lxrr. lflflbll dill! XYUYC tlle SHINE IIUITI- leer as liis son clicl on the llielcl. Nlary l-ou Brawley ancl Nancy lVleCorrl present llowers anal num- ber to Nlr. and Mrs. lVliller. Nlotlaers ol tl1e varsity lluotloall players stand to aclmowlczlge ap- plause ot the crowcl. GOOD FOR ANOTHER POINT! Tlie comlaination tliat lnrouglit tlie Carcls so many extra points is seen lxere aljout to laoot another one over tlie cross laar. Center is Paul Ecli- lcorn, liolcling is .lim Bronson, lcielc- ing is Don Allrejcl. Heacl Coacli Gutclies always lilies to watcli tliese looys come ttirougli. fltlf-Henillt - carries lor gain again. Hallllaixclc Noviclii sweeps arouncl for long gain. BLOOM GAME CLIIVIAX OF UNDEFEATED SEASON Henitl seems stopped tllis time, but get away later for one of five l0UCll- Ll0XVl'1S. Tille Surriclge, homecoming queen wlm rulctl over Bloom game, is here llanlceel lay two other queen cancli- flatcs, Donna Stortz and .loan Grill. Varsity teams give Heacl Coacli Gutcttios free ricle alter one-siclecl victory over Bloom. SNOXV BOVVL AT M.P.IVI.A. BRINGS CARDINALS DOUBLE VICTORY Tliis picture sliows tliat snowlballs woulcl be more appropriate tlian loot- lmlls lor llie game witl1 lVl.P.Nl.A. whieli wouncl up Community Higlfs lirst unlmeatcn, untiecl season. ,xg ' ,,.. i f 4 ,, Qf '29,g E , Q W .-' .V.- , 1 g I 'QSM Af , E fi f E wiv as 1 52? Q , ' mfg mr. 'Q-41 13' ,SEM A 5 .+ 0 5 pf .1 sv Q Iwi ,,' -grfk, e Maia yy. is SOPHONIORES NVIN SIX, DROP TXVO FOR SEASON Row I: Mgr, Dxvain VX7eese. Erl- warcl Vvenrlolle, Rolnert Carlson, Lester Hill, lVIgr. Darrell Corti. Row 2: Xvalter Hess, Vvayne Flassig, RtCllElfEl Buvzali, Noriitixn Jaworslii. Edward Janotta, Ifzeliiel Contreras. Harry Gonzales. Row 3: Coacli George, Gene Vernon. Riclxarcl Pryor, Ronald Van. Dork Young. Alonzo Hale, Bennie Fay, Tliomas McQunid. Row -1: Javlc Steven- son, Dave Markle, Larry Price, Rona aid Scliultz, Xvayne Ste-Iter, Rola- ert Lysen, Kenneth VX7asslJerg. Coaelr Bapst. Row 5: Ralpli Ci- anci, Robert lfrtlqt, James Riclrarrl- son, Rolwcrt Cvilloert, Gerald Gustaf- son. Donald Vvarner. Geralcl Mr'- lilligfott, Donalfl Smitli, Corwin Huteliinson. lxlarion Busli. CARI DI NAL VAR SITY Community tligli 20 Community Higli 7 Community tligli 14 Community Higlm 33 Community Higli 20 Community lfl Community I'Iigl1 34 Community Higlx 7 tkii m, dm aa.. E, ,W .nt -Y TOTALS FOR ALL TIQAIVIS Nvon Ylwivcl I Lost 5 SWIiEI9S ALL GAMES Geneva 7 Leyrlen 6 rlilrornton 7 Roosevelt tcliieagol 7 Argo I8 Calumet City O Blf,tOHl 3 IVI.P.M.A, JUNIOR VARSITY Junior Varsity 13 Junior Varsity O Junior Varsity 18 Junior Varsity O Junior Varsity 6 Junior Varsity O FRESHIVIEN FOOTBALL SQUAD Nvon 5 Lost l Row I: lvlgr. Mitchell, Mike IVlarr'iano, Gary Nlclilligott, Bill Toannon. Dave Pecligo, Clycle Blanlce, Ken Lenz, Mgr. S. Batter. Row 2: Tom Crouse, Russell Clrrist- ner, Douglas Hucter, Jim Curtis. Joint Slager, Donalrt Hale, Leon Lys:-n. Row 3: Coach Lewis, Ron Hellnergl, Vvaync Stewart, Ronnie Ermscliler, Stewart Ixlaellrattr, Jerry Lcppin, Robert Bronson, Darrell Dresp, Coach Kias. Row fl: Jake Cliollce, Vvillie Wlay, Ray Karciew- slii, Earl Jasper, Ted Mere:-des, Jolm Glowaclci, Bill Gartner, Jesse Lueious. Row 5: Bolo Spratt, Ron- alcl Carpenter, Frnnlc Fenzel, Clxarles Nlaleclii, Bill Reinr-rs, Don Seliwver, Bob Secteler, Don Stra- magna. Kanlcalcee O Leyclen O Tlnornton 12 Reavis 6 Calumet City O Bloom 21 oil Carclinals Carclinals Carclinals Carclin als Carctinals Carclinals Cardinals Carctinals SOPHOMORES NVIN SIX I5 Geneva 21 Leyclen 6 I-liliornton 18 Roosevelt I 8 Argo 26 Calumet City I2 Btoom 45 M,P.IVI.A. FRESI-IMEN WIN 5, DROP I Frosti Frosli llroslsi Frosti Froslsi Froslu 12 Proviso 12 Lcycten 7 Thornton 7 Kanlralqee 6 Calumet City I2 Bloom Community Community Community Comm unity Community Comm un ity Community Community Comm unity Comm unity Community Comm unity Com m 1 ii i i ty Comm un ily Comm unit y Com mun ity Community Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi I ii Hi Varsity gh gh gin gti gh gin gti gii gh gh gti gti gii gh gh giw gh Calumet Leycten Titcten iVi.P.M.A. Reavis .ioiict Thornton Riverside Hinsctate Calumet Lcyctcn Rezivis Ravine 5 if irlon Phiooin Tiictcn Hirsrti F Frosh-Soph Community Comm unity Comm un ity Community Commun ily Community Commun ily Community Community Comm un ily Hioii High Hiffii High Hioh High iiliffii I iiigii I liffii I liiih Calumet Lcycten iVi.P.M.A Tiicten Ttiornton Leynten Hinsriate Niorton Ttiornton Tiictcn ISOBS FOUR YEAR RECORD Hail the Champ, , it ron Lost Draw lr' I'CShlIlilH 4 O Sophciiiimc 9 5 1 oh F0 ter iv 2 1 gciiirmr O 1 Tutziis 33 3 Conch Chxrcmcc Blunk, hc-and wrestling igoarh. rwmgrzitulates Boh ., . on winning the trophy prc-sc-ntcd to Connnunily Highys outstand- Rohvrt Poster, stntv hczivywcight wrestling ihzmipion. im, wrestler' The tmplw was donated IW the Blue Island Two action shots of Boifs niatch with Boh Kznmvshy, of hlorton Nlolor Sales' High School, whoin Foster heat for the heavyweight crown. Bob poses with his trophy. fxzlmert Foslfr John bualec Tom Czyz, Robert Guzak, Robert Tartyet, Nl 1 Atmmt Tony Martino Norman Mrotek, Selso Nlartinez, Jerry VARSITY XVRESTLING SQUAD refill! ll DHD Corradino, NOFHIBH Wlrotck, Selso Martixlez, Jerry Sena. Row 2: Tom Raclcke, Joe Tolva, Robert Tarlvct, John Trudeau, Tony Nlarlino. Row 3: Head Coach Blunk, Robert Guzak, John Swalec, Robert Foster, Tom Czyz. FROSH-SOPH NVRESTLING SQUAD Row 1: Kenneth Barry, Ralph O'- Nlcara, Larry Brown, Lawrence Wysocki, Gary Nlclilligott. Row Q: Richard Buczek, James Curtis, Norman Jaworslii, Don Smith, Charles Nlalicki. Row 3: Wir. E. George, Bernard Cyplik, Larry Price, Herb Schultz, Bill Garber, Gerald McEllig0tt. 67 S HUUP TERL VARSITY Row 1: Bob Kougil, Ken Grosiiopf, Jim Alsip, Danny Steele, Bill Niccoy. Row 2: Wlgr. Orville Mitcilcll, Fred Uitscir, Lyle Auiwurm. Glenn Miller, Jim Wiarciicscili, Jim Bronson, Conch Schultz. SOPHOMORE SQUAD Row l: Vvaync Vaneli, lxflonroc Bouic, AI Anderson, Dick Pryor, Ezckiel Contreras, Los Hill, John Nlccorcl. ,Row 2: Don Dahlkc, Dave Markle, Don Vvarncr, Ezekiel Riley, Jim Richardson. Corwin Hulciiinson, Ronald Snyder. Row 3: Coach Lewis, Xvaync Sicllcr, Bob Carlson, Bill Hopman, Bob Thompson, Harold Nliller, Dick Xvalsiion, Mgr. Miiiderl Federico, Nlgr. Ed Janolta. BLUE ISLAND SCORES H WE OPPONENT THEY -1111 P lmoolaa .55 36 Cary Roosevelt 31. ll Kaulqalxee 30 53 Argo 'lf 47 Bloom Ol 46 llolumson -al-1 lljaris rllourneyj 49 lxlattou 50 fljaris Tourueyl 51 lrlarvoy 5,1 115 lVl.P.M.A. -12 113 Calumet City 45 -'16 l.-eycle11 37 O5 looclxporl. 51 -12 Kanlqalqee 38 Alb Harper -49 62 Argo 49 51 Bloom -19 33 Harvey 55 51 Calumet City '15 55 llraflloy 51 38 loeyclen +12 61 .loliet Catliolic GT 57 looelcport +13 1075 Total Total 1026 22 Games 14 Vxfins 8 lossos Wim Community l'ligl1 118.8 average points Opponents 46.5 points rllllircl Place in League Stanclimgs l. VF. 5152 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD XV If OPPONENT THEX 35 lea Grange 111 .ln-1 Gary Roosevelt 26 31 Kanlcalree .39 31 N.P.lYl.A. 38 Q30 l5lo om Q31 l 97 Tluomton 47 25 .loliet 56 32 lVl.PM.A. 33 27 lfanlqalqee 53 31 Bloom 31 36 Cal. City l liiIAYl'y 56 lea Grange 115 70 SOPHOMORE SCORES XVE OPPONENT 38 23 35 33 31 31 31 27 31 39 30 33 37 34 31 36 417 31 26 312 lxlinoolca Gary lfaulaalqee Argo Bloom rl1l1Ol'Dl.Ol'1 lNf'l.P.lVl.A. Calumet City Loycleu Loclcport Kaulcalcce Harper Argo Bl66m Tlmornlon Calumet Cily Braclley Leyclen Joliet Callw olio Loclcport EROS! l SEASON NVE OPPONENT 16 13 36 314 E2 22 1 5 27 231 19 28 26 30 30 23 La Grange Roosevell, Kan laalcco lNl.P.lYlA. Bloom .l6li61, lNfl.P.M.A. Vl,4l'1OI'I 1 lou Leyclcn Kanlqalqee Bloom fialumel City l,cyclcn Tlrornlon Calrrmel, Cily La Grange Tl IEY 25 34 33 36 55 48 27 31 5131 62 66 461 39 119 50 113 46 37 50 511 THEY 20 33 30 19 31 19 1 1, fl7 211 23 33 Q6 37 38 31 29 -k 1 71 GRADUATING SENIORS JUNIOR VARSITY Bob Kougli, Freci Ultscii, Coacil Scliuliz, Jim Bronson, Jim Coacil Kiein, Joe Gralxicc, Harry Harmcycr, Dean Nlincieman, B1ilI'CllCSClli. Dick Eiciiiiorn, David Aspiuncl, Carl Galiina. SWIMMING MEETS Argo 43 Community High 23 Pl tiornton Fractional 45 Community High 21 Thornton 56 Argo 12 Community High 7 Thornton Fractional 49 Community High I7 Argo 44 Community High I3 CONFERENCE MEET Thornton 74 Thornton Fractional 65 Argo I8 Community High IO FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Roincrt Bronson, Carroll Nivliols, Charles Anderson, Freclriclc Scliultz, Robert Haniccr, Rolvert Gonzales. Row 2: Ronald Xfxnfigillld, Russell Cliristncr, David Bender, Edward Wiucigc, Jesse Lucious, Tori lwcrcecic, Robert Breciienriflge. Row 32 I.iHNVl'CUCC Levy, Ffilllk Fc-nzel, RiCIlHTfI KCIlllCTiC'5', .IHCUIJ Cliolice, VX'illic lVlziy, Mgr. Cliarles lVIitcl'ic-ll, Coacti Zocla. Ralpli Dracgcr, Gilbert Sciioonvelcl. SVVIMMING TEAM Row I: Sponsor Xveincr, Dean Heimldacir, Clark Alford. Row 2: Edmund Wliciuilskc, Dick Lyslmolm, Roland King. Row 3: Jim Secidcr, VXI:-xyne Sippcl, Eugene Kuclizo. Row fl: Vernon Schultz, Edwin Dierclis, XVurrcn Rouson, Don Duff. Row 5: .gf gui - , , ,, , N, F V It is :A V VARSITY TRACK TEAIVI WINS 1951 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP SOPHOMORES UNBEATEN IN DUAL MEETS Community High 89 M.P.IVI.A. 24 Communily I'IigI1 55 TI1ornton 58 Communily High KainI4aIice 41 Commnnily High 56 ,IoIieI 57 Community IIIQI1 51 mourn 62 Community High 66 FIIITOFIIIOII I7racIionaI 18 .IoIicI 41 SOUTH SUBURBAN CONFER- ENCE IYIEET1 FIRST PLACE I5Ioom fSeconcIj 53 TRACK 1951 VARSITY TRACK SQUAD Row I: Ron Neibert, .Iarncs IVIucIIf-r, Rich- ard IVIBFSII, VViIIiznn Joscfson, RonaIr,I Panir:I1i, IVIiIcs IiI1Icrs. Row 2: Eugene Giorman. IVIauric'c VViIIinmson, Maurice Kramer, Preston S!zmIcy, R0naIrI ScI1uIlz. Ifugr-no pnlno. Row 3: Pandora XA',iHiElI'IlS, ,Icrry Sorvnson, Fred HogIe, B011 Foster, .IoI1n Heusvr, Hcnry .IcfncIrnsznIx. Cox1c:I1 Driver. Ray Krnfl and RirI1arcI Erfft nn' first and IIuircI in tI1c vnrsily I00-yard cInsI1, IinrI Brown xxlnning II1e I-IOSII-SOIJII 100- ynrcI cInsI1. .Ivrry Sorenson goes ovcr tI1r- I1igI1 jump. George IPUHUIICS and RonaIfI SrI1uIlz tnkc IIN: I1igI1 IiurfIIcs. Bob Foslor throws sI1ot wIniIc FIoynI Gzmzer :incl Henry .IencIraszaIi wait turns, I5iII .Ioscfson and DXIIICS IfIlIc-rs run one-Iwo in IIIQ IUIIQII nliIc run. IPR OSH-SOPI I TRACK SQUAD Row I: Dork Young, Iwaurinr SanrIc-rs, I1IarI Brown, Dan NIoore, RonnIcI Zur-IIIIQC. I'nuI Duff. Row Q: Dove Stew-ns. DonaIcI IfngIeI1urcIt, .IuIius Benning, B013 Erffi, I,2lXVl'Cl'If'G Ijrivc. DonuIcI VX arnor, Ivan IIf'CIcIc'n. Row 3: Conch Bnpsl, RicIlnrLI Ifrlvlvt, CIIIEITICS Dz:VauIt. Emkii-I Owe-ns. CMI Brown. Gemlrpje Berk. Vvuym' Xvillc-L Row 41: VViIIian1 Brill, AIIPI1 NvooiI, Hurry Ilurmoyi-r. .IoIm SIoIxInn, CIrnn INIiII4-r, PauI Sr'IuriIJr-r, Art IErn1sIiIor, IScIwnnI Vvvmloff. CIQET QU Bill Niecoy. Ent Xvillianisnn, Danny Steele, Ken Cvrostcopt, Steve Pecseyne. Gerzitct Vanlius, Dc-an tVlinetr-inan, James Bronson, Ralpli Drae gc-r. TENNIS SQUAD VOR 1951-32 si rf ,- 1 s Ttiese lmoys wilt again Carry Carctinal Colors liar in ttwe tennis wars ttiis spring. Atter winning tide state Cliainpionsiiip in t9'Jtl Community liigli netmen were etiminatect in tire pretiminaries last year. Coach Yates tract fl targe sqnzut out ter tail tennis ttwis year, linwever, and promises fi return tn tire top witii ttwese iettnws. Danny Steele was tiene rank- ing soptioiuore player last your and slioulet lielp tire varsity greatly. .lim Bronson, strong senior einulnles player stmrert last year's ciistrict rlnulules title ancl ronlicrr-nee doubles run- ner-up prize. Gcralci Vanicus. ranking junior player Wim gZlillCl.l valuable experience as a var- sity singles player in 1951. Ralptl Draeger, senior, siwoulcl swore in tiotlr singles anct rlnulvlcs ttiis yr-ar. Last year tie sliarert tlic clistrict rtoutales runner-up title nnei ltierelny qualillif-fl lor tile state finals. He also stiarecl time t95l unitr-rcrim: rtoulmtes title. Bill lVlcCny is n junior wiiuse experience in singles anal rtoulilc-s play siioulcl win matrlii-s lor B. i. ttiis spring. Dc-an Nlinciemaii is iU1OillCI' juninr mlm lias playa-cl laotii singles anct ctorrlvlr-s anct slmulrt improve tiiis year. Ken Grosiiopt anrt Lyle Aut- wurm Compilecl a glourt rec' orrt in sopliomore anrt varsity ituuimles rompetitinn last year. Community High Community High Community High Community High Community High Community High Community High Community High James Lioyci hits om- out io right field. Boi: Novicki is Ibciiincl fiic imi. MUfVil1 D0l HhCi'kl l' H QFUUINIJ kiln. Viclor Vvllitc, first baseman. iakes a put out. IQiCI'lill'd I'lCl'ITlilIlSUll IJUFIIS Tl fasi one across the vlaic. I iBasehall icores Argo Argo Bloom B101 im .ioiioi Iiiili LEIIQCC i ,eyc I en Leyden Communily il igii 2: fxommuniiy ilifviw Ili iw i Cr mmm uni ly Q f-, Qommunily High r- Coinmuniiy Hiffii w- Coinmunily High Commiiniiy ' iiigii BA EB LL Row 1: Don Chapman, Warren Rousvn, Joscplx Cipolln, Raymond Szwabowski. Row 2: Ted Arl- nionko, Niarvin Dornimcker, Jaincs Lloyd, Bob Novicki. Row 3: Coach Elwriinrt, Junics N'IilI'ChCSCI1i, Viclur XN'iiit0, Rirliarcl Hvrinanson. Lockport 5 Lockport I9 M.P.MA. 2 Tiwornion Fraciionzii 6 Tiwornion ifractiionni 14 f V Hwrnlon Piqownsiiip 3 iiwrnion '1.mmhi,, O is Girls' Ph sieal Education Girls' Athletic Uluh Cheer Leaders Bowling is a favorite sport lor many girls, with the G.A.C. spone soring a league at Burr Ualc Lanes. Georgia Nz-rrivtli ancl Duro- thy lac-ppin, of the Carclinal Coquettes. roll a strike wliili- team- niates .loyre Karlsteflt, Barham Piazza, .lance Scharunhc-rg, Dorothy Jamison, and lreue Vorpahl look achuiririgly on. Checking up on the srores is lxlanczy Gustalvson. Shi- is sur- rounrlecl hy teammates Diane Jones, Arlene Nlosel, Gaile Sfliif-ln, Tillie SUl'I'ld,Q'C, Joyce Karlsti-dt, anrl Dorothy ilaniison. ln thc sc-concl row are XKXIHIICIH King, lrene Vorpahl. Barham Piazza, Judy Contact, lxflarlene hlenlz, llarriet Srhulflt, Dorothy Ln-ppin, aucl Georgia Nemoth. Thi- girls also enjoy square rlaiuting, Forming ilu- square in the left llorvurouncl are Dolores Varraro, lrene VX'antuili, Tillir- Vinh. anct lvlary lxfloore. At the right are lrlorc-nee ilaclison, .lean Perry- man, Dolores Barry, and ljatrivia lxlay. lzorretta Bright and Carol Reiher pvrlorrn hancl stancls nliili- hlari- lyn Statts, Janet Rush anfl Clara Konrath support ixlary Ctr-ggi-li, Norma Conn, anal lvlary Anne Rypcznslii. Tunihling anel pyrainicl huilrling learl to many unusual torinationsl Shown in the llirsl lorniation are ljllyn U'Connor, Ruth Stn-vo, Phyllis Rowley, Betty Srhultz, Dorothy Lawrence, Carol Voss. Sue hlarlih-. Vivian Ehcrhart, lwlarilyn Foss, Margaret lfscohc-clo. lfvcryhorly gots into ilu- act hc-rel Bt-tty Lair and Vivian pr-rlorin the split, Carolyn Dunham and Dorothy Jamison clo hanrl stancls, and Donna Bauer, Evelyn Dewar anrl Beverly lziutlieiie support Dolores Butts, Nancy Dewar, aucl Ruth Goleling. After surh strenuous exercise this G.A.C. group is glafl ol the ohanre just to sit and relax. ln lront are hlarilyn Dornerlier, lflaine Burineister, Lee Howalt, Ruth Bemler. .loyce Karlsteclt. Georgia Nr-mail., Ruth Stevo. ln harli are Barham Piazza, Nanry Graves. Evelyn Dewar, Terry How:-ilt, Arlriannc Ganzer, anfl Dorothy ilainison. GJALC. Ollirersiat lvlain are tin lrontl lilsie Pierre, see- retaryg Doriiia Schrllin, treasurer: thaelil Annette Thomason, vice-presiclent: ancl Carol Sinise, presiclr-nt. laargfe nuinhers turn out lor every spurt at Olrl lxllain. as these pivturos ol the girls unflvr lvliss Ehelys sponsorship show, Yea, tilue lslanrll Herr- are the girls who lr-acl our hoys on to virtory in all our sports. Kneeling: Nancy iXlCCzUl'fl, Dorothy l.awrencv, Ruth Steve, .loyre Karlsteelt, Slcimling: Louise Klein, Barham Piazza, .loan Roll. 76 ' L E Tisiis yeurls senior Class enjoyecl time first College Nigiii, I wiiere COiiGQG-iTiiIlfiCC,i seniors, iiucir parents, anti College representatives were lbmuglwt togcliicr. Frecl Hoglo and iiis moilrmr lull: Jarlc Hcnilii ami lVlariunnr- Eiscnliaucr lill oul liorms for Wir. Ave ol Nvvsicrn Slain over ilic possiiziliiins ol, Brarlley Collvgc, univorsiiy uitli Mr. Rirliard L. Mizc. admissions rounsclor ui Bradley. Xviiilc PFA. Prcsiclcnt ilrvinq King ami Mrs. King sioppccl lo flint wiiii iiie Xvnluaslx Coll:-gc rcprz-sr-nlalivc, Bill Collcsicr waited luis lurn. Talking to Dr. ami Nirs. Paul Sirvci oi Norliivrn Clark Alford, liis mnlller anti sister. Jnunnv, all are iiiicrvstc-J in illinois arc- Georgia Nitimtlii ami iwr nmtlic-r. wiial Ripon College luis in olnlnr. STLIDIZNT COUNCIL Leff to rigill, urmmci lim Iuimlez Bnrifmra Lund, Ivinry Broolniiehi. Trens, Palricia Ijeicinrr, Virc--Pres. .Ioan Criii, Bob Noviciii, ,inmes Bronson, Ijaruiiy Acivisor ixir. Hnug, Pros. Boi: Koupjil, Sen Szxiiy Scimee, Louise Klein, Danny Slceie, .ioim iVicCurmi, Junms Xxiniion, Lawrence Levy, iVIariIyn Niuir. THE BIG HEEL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Svuieflz Pres. Dan Corraciino, Principal Ui lim Senior Cinss Ix'Ir Amr-s. Slumling: Ser. Barimra CilCiiII1O, Trvas. Herman Eiueri Vive-Pres. Raipii Dru:-gen I ill ,K 'mfs I Xu I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sealed: Pres. .Ice Toiva, Prinrtipai oi the Junior Ciass IVIr. Ewing, Vice-ffrcs, iiuciy Conruci. Slrinciing: Sec, Louise Kiein, Treas. Don Ifngeiimrcit. SOPHOWIORE CLASS OFFICERS Sealed: Pres. Lester Hiii, Principal of tile S01'Ji10ITl0l'Q Class IVIr. Cuauwzr. Standing: Virc-Pres. Danny Stecic, Sec. Regina Guss Inison, Treas. Barinnm Ruiie. FR ESH MAN CLASS OFFICERS Seulvfi: Pres. Virginia Knipper, Principal of tin: Fresilman Class Mr. Pooier, Slanciingz Treas. Caroi Rice, Vice-Pres. Lawrence Levy, Sec. Cami I'IaII. 79 COMMUNITY HIGH BAND Row I: James Slusarslii, Cilarles Riclllcr, Hurolcl Nlillcr, George Brown, George NEIllPlll, Norberl Topolslci, .Iiuucs Grccp, Ronald W7l!IgiiDfl, Dottie Sloan, Pliyllis Nilles, Louise Randall, Harriet Scllulfll. Rom 2: H. Dcyo Briant, Assistant Director Rirlmrcl Anon, Rod Stahl, Ruth Pilcrlxer, Rolucrl Hawker, Ciiarles Vvillcit, Herman Cage, Nlelvin Vxkillau-, VX7encIeII Jones, Eclwurcl Cvooclwin, Rolweri Flecilcensiein, Donna Bauer, ,lean Lolise, Judy Folk. Norma Sciiwariz. Eclwarrl Docpp, Direcior Slielflon Vvestman, Bruce Vvilson. Row 3: Gerry Frielml, Vvillianl Collesler, Ifclwarel Greenberg, Arnold IVIoIrI0van. Rolnerl VV1-slerlloll, Edwin Diercks, Pliil Kemp, Irrccl Ixfiayer, James Fame, Bill Curly, Robert Arveson, Robert Bronson. ISIGCEST P- BEST P- BAND IIIC-I l SCHCOL HIGH STEPPERS If U55 Surfing IUUSIC YOU IHCHI1 IFS I-he 0119 Uflfl OUIY Aiicacl of tlwe paracle and giving il. color aml class C0mmUUitY High BHHCI PIHYIUQ at GHC UI U10 malliy is this group of i1igI1-stepping, poppy majoretles, Iecl community affairs Iiicy have Ileacllinecl. Vxfimctlier il S by Roland King. Drum Ixfllujof for the Igaml. parades, games, or vonrerls, Il1is Ipancl is topsl Drum e aim' and ajorette DRUM MAJOR AND MAJ OREPITES Row I: Loretta Knorlium, Lorraine Scoii, Ruilm IVIeIinni. Sllirley DTUIIIIH, .loyce Brutu- well. Becky KYIK'F. AFltiIlCE Domiliailis. Row 2: .Ioan IVIeIzer, Ixlillaine Krier, De- Iorr-s NN7CSl!'l'llOlvl', Drlllll lxfllil' jor Roland King, Ollihx Bur- ress, Kay Burineisier, Lor- raine Karlslmli. GIRLS' CHORUS Row I: Director Yvestman, IVIarscIa lvleacl, Carol Breault, lwary Xvalton, Lucille Siseo, Barluara Signore, Arlene Domilcaitis, Delores Delcens, Laverne Synelq, .lune Nluscli, Barloara Ticlian, Yvilrua Logi Barllarcl, Sllirley .,IacI1eni, Beverly Nelson, Lorraine Sclimiclt, Doro- tliy Hoppe, Norma Scliwartz, Carol Vvlortz. Row 2: Barliara iWIcCullougli, Georgia Devault, iVlariIyn Dulany. Ernestine Jackson. Sandra Caswell, Carol Flynn, Helen N'IcI.ean, Carol Dory, Carol lVIaier, VVanrIa lVIearI, Joan Halaeniclit, Arlene Sclialler, Sylvia Anclerson. Row 3: Annette Tlioniason, Betty Vancler May, Gloria Stanquist, Xvilma Kullian, Darlene Paperclorl, Ernestine Antliony, Claire Ven- liuizen, Lorraine Scott, Jacqueline Kissinger, Elizalnetli Kerr, Virginia Coolc, Carol Sclqniclc, Evelyn Boersnia, Teresa Geplmrt, .Iucly Dorvitz, Jackie Iwlesenlarinli. Row 4: Leali Lamln, Ann Yvoolsey, Darlyne Greig, Betty Yviclcs, Jufly Nagel, Darlene Scliultz, Barllara Lydiclc, Delores Vvesterlioll, Elaine Domiliaiiis, Bernice Riclier, Betty Brady, .lanet Moore, Gwendolyn Reecl. Row 5: Cliarlene IVIC- Kay, Marilyn yluir. Anita Staten, Elaine Herriott, Lucille Cooley, Nancy Hartney, Sanclra Desmond, Susan Stebbins, Acirienne Cvanzer, Pat Slager, Pat Belaalc, Joan Haniloel, lVIartIia Keeslian. Carol Riclier, Joyce Duey, lVIarg5aret Smitli. Row 6: ,Ianet Pleiller, Elizalietli Kutclier, Opal Pontius, Priscill Raucli, IVIarion Pepalis, Romania Vvilliams, .loan Lewis, Rutli XKNICFIHQH, Clauclia Haiglit, Arlene Scliultz, Betty Englund, Carol Blume, .Ioan Possos, Virginia Elliott, Iflaine Tliune, Gail Nvagoner, Betty lVIyers. GIRL ' CHUIIIISES PRIj'l'TY H AND THEY SING, TOO! Tide main attraction at our annual Cliristmas ancl Spring concerts is tlwe Girls Cliorus. ilie largest musical organization in tlie scliool. GENERAL CHORUS Tliis is tlie newest musical group in srliool, organizvci lor girls wlio lilie to sing, Row I: Sally De Vault, Pat Kotlarz. Carol Pc-loquin, lVIarlc-ne Hensrliler, IVIarlene Klaviter, Rita Burns, Angie Farctla, Nancy Sflioclrol, ixlarilyn Pajalc. Row Q: .lucly 'K I'IoInian. Elaine Bennett, Nlarilyn Nlills. I Carolyn Talulmert, Ola Mae I'ILII3I3ilf'CI, IVIin- uie Holison, Beverly Howell, Loretta Dip- per, I'Ielc-n Braclley, Julie Polacr-lx, Mar- cella Turner. Row 3: Carol Nlaclsr-n, Nlaxinc .Ionr-s, Doris Vaugflin, Barlnara Petrie, .lc-anelle Brown, Frances Smriglio, Cecilia Hansen, Francis Leonarcl, Laura Roliinson, Carolyn IVIarIino, Ciail Dc Santo, Edna Vfilclce. Dorotliy .Iones. Row rl: Nliss Scliir-Iuer, Emily Parsley, .Ioan .lacIcson, Rulli Petroliovitcli, Gloria Xxloilie. lxlarilyn Blil- ler, .lo Ann Sami-r, Pauline Vtlicliluml, Barlyara Sclioen, Gait Sziclali. Nlarjorie Van I-aten, .lacliie Barcal, Dorotliy Brown, Shirley Srliniiclt, Rose lxflarie Stalinslii. Row 3: Nlontez Nlcixlulty, Agnes Rangel, .lanire IVIcI'Ii-nry, Beverly Carlson, Carol Ann Hall. Sonia Biornson, Sliirley Sauer. Donna Srlreclin, Sliaron Smitli, Iieverly Bawrlen, .Ioanne Hasteclt, Pliyllis Bullerls, .Io Ann Xvells, Dorotliy Russert, I-averue Syiialiivwerz. , .7 55 TRAVELINC CHORISTERS The Ntixecl Chorus really gets aronncll Down at La Salle Street ' Station. out nt Ozili lforest. singing over WQTN F these are only a few - ot the triumphs they have scorecl this year. Ancl they are so husy that G H U H I1 they have even hacl to pielq olilqieers to hanclle their EllilwCttI'Sl Row lr Agatlie Asplunrl. lxizirgfarel lVlt'Currlle, Betsy l7nliner, .lurly Folk, Carol Russell, Sharon Nloore. Bnrlmnra Rolfe, ,ludy Dvorovy, .lzmet Anil:-rson, .lanet Klein, lvlnrge Lune, Norman Steinhart, Bnrlmra Svhwurtz, MIXED CWHQJRUS Dottie Sloan. l'lurriet Scliulclt, lvlarilyn Davis, Gerry Friehel, Bznhzira Xvilcle, Carol Craig, Row 2: Susan OFFKJ4-R5 Solleiilonrgjer. Nornin Sem-infnni, Jeanne Nelson. Pauline lfoelnnan, Gail Proctor. Dolores Xvoolcy, Joy Drew, .lunior - Senior Ser. - Trees. Caryl Dnmni, Carol Dznnm, Cozzinne Chnprnan, lNlirinrn Sutton, lxlilfiilll Rochlorct, Anm: Rogers, lxflnrge Dottie Sloan, Vice-Pres, :incl Kennedy, Lorraine Karlstenli, lfsther Carlson, Diane Xxlitl. Dorothy Englund, Virginia Tiheri, Daveta Bryan. Aerorripniiist Susan Snllen- Dir:-ftor Nliss Srhielver. Row 3: .lr-ssc lVtfDouell, Urville Nlitrhell. Frc-rl htayer. Donalcl Engelhart, Vvennlell lmrgfer, l res. Nvenclell Jones. Jones, Donalml Dtrlil. Gene Vernon, Corwin Huteliinson, Roland King, Robert Nvesterlioll, Xyilliznn Russell, Freslunnn-Sopltomore See: Rott Rui. Phillip lngersnn, Ciilherl Srlioonveltl, Doniilcl Smith, Xvillinni Collester, Jfnnes Kirehner, Alhert Tr:-ns. Duvetn Bryon. Heller, lsloyfl Krout. Ruin l: Af'f'IlIl1IJillliSt Darlene Huehner. Rolxert Cooley, Ronald Blevlv-nriflge, Xvalter Smith, Hzirolcl Adonis, Roller! Lihhy, Diilc Stul- leraihn, Lee Riston. Dirertor lvliss Schieher. Row Aclolph Coleman, Xvilliani Russel, Bennie Xxlillifillli Etlwarcl hluclge, Kenneth Lux, JZIIIICS Xvalton, Frank Grison, Xvillinnl Hazellyauer. Row 3: Joseph Spizziri, Curl Srhroerler, Rohr-rt Spratt, Vvnrren Phillips, Rolqert Harvey, Allrecl Roolle, Ronald Carpenter, Louis Sc-lnnucte, I S't'Ot. t' trtEAR't'EID MEN SING STOUT HEARTED MEN - Booming out with strong hnss. haritone. ancl tenor voices on olcl ' favorites. these lellows really lilqe to sing, anrl znictienees lilac to hear L' them, too. CHIP This year, since so very few enroiied in the Puiviications ciass, voiunteer woriaers had to he recruited. II he ciass did most of the writing, whiie the voiunteers woriqed with sort- ing, identifying and seiiing pictures. Stiii another group, under the direction of iX Ir. Ifias soid ads. PUBLICATIONS CLASS VOLUNTEER STAFF Nvinona Xfvasilinglon, .Ioannv Pnriunan, Niariiyn Xvoriinian, Ixir. BIilI1IiI', Dean ITICIIIIIJEIVII. Nioniz, Patricia Drunnn, Sue iVIarIiIr', Ii-un Ncison, George iVIiII0r. RED AND VVHITE STAFF Tim .iournaiism ciass prooIreads another issue QI The Red and White. Group I: Copy Editor Doiores Butts, Judy Conrad, Roinert Cooper, Feature Editor Cami Vvnese, News Editor Al Dell, Gene Conrad, News Iidiior Atiida I'Iowe1It, C0-Editor .Ianct Iicidund. Group 2: Audrey Ijeiric, Linda Kassin. Niarion Engstrom, Bcity Schuilz, Audrey Srimc-ider, Ifncdina ixicdmno. Baclegrourzciz Iris Sieinheigfie, .Izxnicc Bryan. RED AND WHITE 83 ,,..u...W Q, ,- z J T M ,-n ' CAST Ol 1952 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Upper Lvfl: Xvuyuv Sippof, ,luycc Karlsledl, Dm-nn Hcrillllmrll, Nlury Lou Brawl:-y, Nlary Ellvn Scylwixrth, Nlnrggic Hcim, Burlnnra Ffxlkcrs, Dunalrl Dllff. Ralph Dravgja-r. Nanry Grewvs, Gvorgm- Nlillcr. Tillif- Surridgc, Bob Xvnlvrs. Upper Right: . ' L , ' L1-nvingj lor conf-go is always an cxriling lim:-. Hvrr lllc Wlorrow family E1 v E N I E I ZH hir' claughivr Angie gjooclflmy. Nhlry Lou Brimlvy, Flnrgic Hvim, Bar- ' X ' ' V ' hum lwrlkcrs, .loyru Kzlrlsh-clt, Xvaync- Sippcl. ' ll Lower Lafl: L Y Angie listens lo SOIIH' fri:-ndly advice Iron: llcr olclvr sisivr. fBurlmra Folkcrs and lVlzn'gjic Hcimj lnmclr Cenlvr: Hnuug lovo run Inc xvundz-rlul, as .lurk :mal Angic- an- cliscuvcring. tDUll Duff und Burhzuru I'uH4r-rs.j lnuwr Riglllt xfurlin, ilu' Ilia! 0IN'I'ZltUI' from 1111- rily, Ivzxvc-s 21 lvrulivn !lI'ilI'll'CI Lorrnim In-him' as llc In-uw-s. 4IjL'8ll Heilnlmfll aml Xlury Lou B1'auIey,J E IUB CLASS PL Y , IU IDR CL SS LY CAST OF THIQ I95I JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Upper Iyfl: Nlarilyn Voss, Nlariannc E-.iSCl'lllill1l'l', Javli Hcnilhf, Nlary lillvn S1-ylvarllx. Earl Jolulr-r. Tillir' Surriclge, Peter Xvaltcr, Dircrlor Nlrs, Nlarioriv Bc-ailio, ,loycv Karlslccll, Roll:-rl Kougll, lvlary Garlwr, David Niglllcngalc, Paula Kolls, Donalcl Dull, Sonja llaferxnan, Barlnara Saggam. Uppvr Rigqlll: AS lvlargr' ancl Nlrs. xlillcr mlisruss Elle Coming srlmol ycar .larli aqllnirvs HCll'II,S DKWY JICSS. Bylilliillllli' I5.iSl'lll1EllIf'I', rlilfk Ixllillllqll, lxllilfllylwl FOSS. Paula Kollf, l.0uwr Riglwlz Howif- ancl Bunny are quivlly wl1ispcring1 so lllal ilwy do nol clislurll lllc slurlious Sylvia. fBarlmara Saggan, Earl .lol1lcr, Mary' llllr-n SC'YlEll'll1.l fxnucr llpffc Xvllilf' anrl Carric' clisfuss plans lor llm Srlmol clanfv. llolvrm ancl Clara lry in pcrsnaflc Susan in go lo ilu- clanrv. 13011 Dull, Sonja llaluerman, Bolu Knugly Mary Uarlacr, and Tillie Snrriclgjr-, 'x ' 4 ,A.,,1,-:MF 'sv I 'Q' 'gi 'fi ' , Timm A , 1.1. pm V . ff f5?H.1:w,5m,.Am,d, H: A- 3 V Emi 1' iff? YW .Milf , Q is Ewwf - f WF? ,mwxwwfmwmmawf we PIT TUUE T lllue lslancl art stuclents lwave many ancl varierl class activities to complete in their courses. Tempera painting is one of the most popular at luotlor louilclings. At one table at fulel lxlain, .lames tlaelqett, Gail Syiclali, Sanclra Caswell. ,lolwn Aclams. ancl lymrluara lsyclielq put linisloiing touvlies on tlieir worlc, wliile lxliss Crimmer CTlGf'liS on tlwe worlr ol Gloria Vxfoilae ancl Julie Polaeelc. At tlie Campus stuclio rleanette Ames. lrlorenre Srnitli, Pat txlay ancl ,lulia Orozeo worlq on tlieir masterpieces. KEEP BU Y Proper framing of pictures is a necessity. so Jeanette Ames antl Hola Jones are getting tlieir tempera paintings reacly for clisplay. Sluclents are tlreir own lyest Critics. Artliur llasse points out some features of a clisplay to Beverly Hillstrom, Gail Peloquin. Miclqi Ne- Henry. Stanley Klepae and Etlclie Rogers. r T BOTH BUILUI G Some of tlle Colorful posters macle lay tlle art Classes at tlie Campus Builcling are sliown lnaelq of Leanne Seliwaclltgen ancl Selso lVlar- iinez. l.eanne is worlqing on llasliion rlesign. Cut out lettering requires a steacly liancl .ancl great Care, as lllese girls clemonstrate. AllCl- rey Selineicler, lngriel Ulson, ancl lvlarlene Fen- lern prepare posters tor College Niglit. Arlvancecl students Lorraine Orsolini, Nielq Alex, ancl 'Tlderesa Ryslqa. are engagetl in sillt :screen worlq. Keeping books lor tl1e R, L. Dean Grocery isnvt so very liarel, but clues take plenty ol. time, patience, and careful listening, as tlie seyentlr periocl luoolclief-ping class shows. Row l: Henry Dallox, Everett Calegan. Alice Buras. Row 2: Gloria Loftus, Carole Kelley, Zetta larnesun, Florence Jackson, Janet Huebner. Row 3: Joanne parlcman, Bernard Nlulrlerinlc, Caroton lVlcCollom, Betty Nlartignelti, Teresa Marrtiano. Row 4: Nelva Slugger, Joan Sclmuiiilburg, iVlar- lene Schaefer, Doris Peterson. Row 5: Dar- lene Nletz. Virginia Vvojlas, Nlarilyn Xvalenta. BU Y 'liluese typing stuclents worlc witli accuracy and speed uncler tile watclrltul eye of lVlr. Spurlorlc. Pielurc-cl are Gail Ganzer and Joy Katamayg Mary Garlxer anal Wir. Spur- lock. BUtl ESS Doing good work in tliis Steno class means exrellent joins in time future, as Nliss lVlcQuislan's stuclents are always sure ol placement. ROIU All tlilflfft l3C'ill'S0Il, Kay NESL 22 Arlene lVlinden1an, Wlyrtle Vvehlan, Gloria Loftus. Row 3: Georgia Nemetli, Adri- enne Ganzer. Nlarion Engstrom, Marilyir Bailey. Row -iz lVIary Ann Bulow, Sliirley Perryinan, Mary Rangel. Row 5: Pat ixlager, .lune Mason, Darlene Schultz, Carole Space. Row 6: Lucy Qrezco, Pat IiHlJlClOUX. C:ill'OlyIl lvlCyi'l . ROIU 72 ADH Gilpin, .loanne Riclioll. CLASS'S Map work requires lots ol time and allen- tiun in ixlr. Kias' commercial geography vlasses, as tliese pictures slimy. Top sliows Sliirley Lanilie, Xfvillis Srliultz, lxlaureen loyce, ami Carole Russell at Worli on tire Qlolne. Sliirlcy Sliirlcls locates a spot on tlie wall map lor Patricia Frawley, Gail Peloquin. antl Eclwin Dierclis. Girls in tlie Ollicc Practice class get plenty ol tlie liincl ol worlc tlley will llave in tlie future at some good join. Ar 1,19 typewriter: .loyce Karlstrtclt. Az the ziiclaphone: Glaclys Nilsson. At the mimeo- graph: Erlcan Xvitclier, Marilyn Sum- mers, Emily Tarquino, Frances Van Layton. Practice. practice, practice, ancl more prac- tice is tlie essential for all typing anol ste- nograpliy stuflents. Row l: Roseann Spinazola, Clliquita Smitll, Barbara Piazza, Lorraine Orsilini, Alice Olson. Row 2: Emily Tarquino, Elaine Meyers, Jackie Simon, Joyce Krecll, Paula Kelis. Row 3: Glaclys Nilsson, Joyce Karlsteclt, Gail Ganzer, .lane Cole. Anna Nlae Bull. Another class group sliows lrene Xwantucli, Daveta Bryan, Carol Bucge, Margaret Ci- anci, Nlarlenc Fvntem. Sally Garcia. 1, fxfi. .5'm.,, in , F COIllIliCiK'iy ill0CiC'lAll 9qLIipllll'l1i ni. till' iOUliS Ciil5SCS Illfliiif VVUI'killLf il'l ilCI'C il C In i XXIII HC' IQCVCI, iiVCiyl'l ZUiCi0IllIl, iiVCiyll B,'Sif0lll, Bf'Vl'l'iy BONK'liCl1 Elllfi Ciilfil nns in ClllUl'lSiTiliiIlg.f iiow io use line cis-ririv ciryvr. HUMEMAHI G C SS S THE F SHIU HU Rilu Errifu is uii sol for El good game oi lf-nnis. irvnc Pulticzunmcr ims ax wonricriui zuiciition to n sumnivr wnrciroidc in tiiis sunibavii circss wilix a pericy wiiile jncicel. Niarjoric- Hvim is nii sol to swing iwr pzirlnvr in li1is square ciancing ironic. Niarrizl Cu-ciiriii in iler iouci roiorcci pnjanms was liic vnvy ni cvcry giri in tin: aufiienu-. Uirasimions iby Lili! Yarcin was tiwe lilic oi tiic styie siiow given iast spring by Lime giris of tim iwomcmaiqing ciasses. Pictures siiow time giris mocici- ing ciotiics they ilaci macie for ciiiiiercnt occasions. One of tlme projects of tlie Home- maliing I class was to prepare a cum- pletz- llrealclast. Here Helene Vviel- gore-vlii, Marilyn Doinmer, Jackie Barral, Jean Mimoi, Geraldine Scliultz and Phyllis Tieman do tlic fooliing wliile Lucy Dennis, Claucl- ette Riclgner, Gracie Allen, Dorotliy Jones anol Allene lVlitcl1ell set tlie talnle. One ol' tlle most popular pliuses ol' liomemaliing classes is clressrnalcing. Here Nlarcia Gecliclce is Fitting a mlatc clrcss on ,loy Katamay. ,lr-wel Moore and Auclrr-y Petrie are studying a pattern wllilc Jean Hen- clerson is doing some preliminary liancl work. Dorotlty Vveatllington, Elaine Vville anal La June Lewis IIHVC just been taking inventory ol' tl1e frozen looel supply in tlle clcep freeze loclcer, Jean Pr-rryman is making tailor turlis while Jennie Reitsma lmastes. lil- lnerta De Lilxra aml Rose Rcitsina are at the sewing macliines. Barlmara Cliellino, Nancy Yverncr, lxlarjorie Heini and Anna Cizmar are cleaning tlme --little apartment in preparation lor a party. .lean Pc-rryman is talxing a liem in Nlarilyn Lanclg1ral's jumper wliilc Joyce Gierman is fitting a reversilJle coat lor Esther Burnett. Setting tlie table for tlie festivities HTC I..'l1CVCUifl I-rll0ITlpS0l1, Ipit ,IUIIC Lewis, Tillie Vinlc. Dorotliy Xveatli- ington, ancl Rutli France. Following tlie style show tlle foods classes servecl cookies ancl punclr in tlic living room ol tlie liome ero- nomics suite. Pictured serving is Emily Tarquino ancl Joy Katamay. Virginia Vvotjas, Katllerinv Vveirs- ma and Ann Zolllo model pleateml liluc cotton skirts and white tuclcecl sleeveless lulouses. 91 E LTH l l I PURTAN Vxfatclwing over llie lwcaltli of 2000 stuclcnls in lwo separate luuilclings is a lbusy jola for lVlrs. Larson, scliool nursel At llm Campus Building slut vlrcclis the pulse rule: and tc-inpcmlurc ol Carol VVil- liumson. Allllclirally Illillilill boys nlusl livvp ix care- lul clurcli on lln-ir wciglml, so Bill Russell, .lulm Rilzi. Rolwrl Tarlxm-rt. Svlso lwartinez, Tom Rzxrlc-lic, Rolncrl Knugli, and Miles lfililers vrmnc in lor a f-lmfk up. Thr- nursc uncl lrm' Campus Builrling assist- ant, Jean NClSUl'!, lllfffk ilnc sluclcnf lnilus. First aid work always romvs first willl ilu: sclmol nursf-. Svlsu Nlarlim-Z gvls a sprnin lmmlagcfl us Roln-rt Tarlmcl looks on. LUN RY CLUB Old Main stuclent librarians lxusy tliem- selves at the charging cleslc. Janice Scateno, Harriet Simington, Opal Pontius, Sandra Leclii, Nancy Pfeiffer, Geraldine Nlysliew- iec. Nancy Chase, Olivette Woods, Leon- arcl Oakley, Mrs. Jones, Gloria Alex, llga Katais. Some of llie Library Cluly memlners clemon- strate tile type of aicl tliey can give Comm Hi students. Betty Engluncl is filing catalog cards and Rita Bolelc is typing pockets and cards lor laoolcs. Montcz lVlcNulty is arranging tlre vocational file, NVIICIC useful pamphlets on several lmunclrecl vocations are filed. Assisting are Regina Gustafson and Arclen Knaclr. Douglas Adams prepares book jackets for display while Jolin Stevo ancl Judy Holman give books a final cliecli laelore placing tliem on slielves for stuclent use. TUBE T LHHHIHAN ft tlie Campus Builcling Riclxarcl Lysluolm, Darylene Hatfield, lrene Puttliammer, De- lores Gooclwin and Patricia Nlurnane worlc at tile cliarging desk. Jean Norclstrom, Lee Howlat, Terry Howalt, Carolyn Meyers, Sally Stolarelc, Lucy Mae Rice, and Doro- ttxy Blew occupy tliemselves filing, at tlic magazine racks, and numbering new Books. cience Classes This large class Can waste no time in solving one ol tlwe intricate problems that Mr. Amos assigns. First tatzlv: William Sctimucle, Gaile Sclliclit, Ronalcl Schultz, Vvillnur Smitli, Robert Aclam, Kennetli Huetcr, Walter Miller. Second talnloz Vvilliam Joselson, Melvin Kraas. Vwlilliam Elias. Vvaynr: Sippcl, Ricliarcl Hermanson, Don Chapman. Rear lable: Ralpli Draegcr, Lucy lvlae Rice, Frccl Ultscli, Dean Heimlvacti, .lim Bronson, Fred Hugflc, Donald Dull, Eel TYIIIIIIT, Lucy Mae Rico, Ralph Dracger, Frccl Ultscli, anal Dran Heimbaclx mmluinc tlicir r-llorts to worlc a laboratory experiment in pliysics. Physics Entering tlic results of tliis expcrimc-nt in tlloir notclxoolis arv Carol Anclerson, Donalcl Englc-liarclt. and Dolores Barry on tlxc lctt. anil Paul lficliorn, Gr-orge Dricsc anol Rich- arcl Gilnson on tlio riglit, Chemistry Careful work is clcinanclocl ul all stuclcnts in cllcmistry laboratory, witli Mr. Aliey llancly to vlicclc on cvf-ry pliase of ilu: ox- perimcnts. ROIU li Carol AHJCFSOH, KCnn9lll Gl'0Sl'iUpl1 Row 2: Donalcl Allrcjfl, Phillip lngc-rson, Ricliarcl Batils, Ricliarcl Gilnson. Donald Englcllarclt, Paul Eicliorn. Row 3: James Kirclmor, Allan lVlalvic'lq, Mary McCor- niarlc. Xvilliam lVlcCoy, Mr. Alccy. Row 4: Cami Lassa, Frccl lxflyers, Davicl Scliultz. Row 5: Carol lxflills, Dorothy Sloan, Kent PEISPY. Plenty of lnlaclalnourcl worlq, plus lots ol clrawings clone in class and stucly hall is tlwe rule in inallre- rnatirs classes. three oi Mrs. Mckfoys classes are shown here, lrard at worlc and liking ii. Ar the lrourclz Dorotlry Russert, Don Zuvllllce, Vyluync Skelter, Seatucl ul lull: Caryle Rololl, Jerry Sona, Arlene Lievan. Dick Pryor, Dick Sterling. Al right: Elea- nor larnison, Pat Kotlnrz, Darlene Metz, Marilyn Krueger, Rod Stalrl, Nancy lllullvr. ath Two prolalcms are neatly Llonc by Harriet Sirninglon and Edward Stelclc, ns Fred Holler, Jolm Bartos. Robert Brownlee, Sally De Vault, Virginia Bullock, Lorraine Mrienclc, Barbara Land, Lorraine Karlstcclt, Ricliarcl Courtney, Helen Hinz, and Tum ESUSFII loolc on. Classes Anotlurr busy class in 200 slrows Ken Nelson, Plryllis Santctorcl, and Julm NIC- Corcl at tlrc board. On tlre left are Susan VXfl1it0ly, Rosetta Williams. Danny Steele. Glen Sternlaerg, Erlwarcl Stepak, and Vvnync Vaneli. Row 2: Cliarles Smoot, Gr-ralcl Scliuman, Ronald Shultz, Harriet Siinington. Rom 3: Jeannine Napolian, Ronalrl Snyder, :incl Rug:-r Ovcrlmcclc. lxflr. Steele clicclis on tlire work of tliis group. colnposcnl ol Edward Janotla, Geralcl Hansen, Stcplrcn Gregorio, Clmarlcs Gur- ton, anal Geralolinc Frielyvl in fllf' first row: anal Gerald Engclalrl, Gail Elnerts, Rolavrt Carlson, lflainn Bucicli, Sylvia AYl1l1I'l', Zllld DllfOll1y AYICICTSOH. MATHJWATI Sec. Don Dull, Treas. Barinara Follcers, Pres. James Bronson, and Vice-Pres. Gaile Scliiclit. James Bronson is sliowing one section oi time Tag Clulo mein! iners one of tile geometric figures made lay tltese matlmeniatics students. Row l: Lucy Nlae Rice, Gretciien Nagel, Bariaara Follcers, Nancy Gustafson, Caryl Sonnenimerg. Row 2: Jim Huglles, Gaile Sclnclit, Ray Szwalnowslii, Dean Heiminacll. Row 3: Jean Norclstrom, Marianne Eisenliauer, Jack Henill, Ken Hucter. Row 4: Nlelvin Kraas, Bob Kougli, Fred Hogle, Frecl Ultscii. Row 5: Harold Kanosi, Ralph Draeger, Don Dull, George Mattson. Row 6: Eugene Patno, .lack Heuser, Howard Gingericii. Row 7: Ronalcl Sciiultz, Bolo Aciam, Vvilliam Joseison. Holding anotiier oi time geometric figures is Nancy lVicCorcl. Row l: Marilyn Ganzer, Sally Scllee, Jeanette Ames, Diane Scowcroit, Marilyn Seaman. Row 2: Delores Goodwin, Mary Mccnrniack, Marilyn Cureager, Cloetle Parker. Row 3: Jeanette Patno, Joe Tolva, xfViiii8lH Elias, Carlton Mccuilom. Row 4: Barliara Haywood, Allan Wlalviclc, Dave Stevens. Row 5: James Marcliesclli, lilloert Smitli, Joim Swalelc. C and TE U CLUB Anotiler large stuclent organization in scllool is time Steno Club. Row 1: Wiary Bulow, Ann Gilpin, Niary Seyiartli, Ella Scliaal, Patricia Hanlio. Row 2: Norma Cviovannctti, Barbara Nevren- clian, June Kenley, Lucy Orozco, Earlean Vtfitciier, Sally Stolareli. Row 2: Kay Paulsen, lvlarlene Nlentz, Patricia Drurnm, Janet Pearson, VN7ancla Vvells, Patricia Ralnicloux, Rita Zancli, Dorotliy Jamison, Nlargaret Escoimeclo. Anotlier section of time Steno Club sliows Florence Anderson, Marilyn Bailey, Marion Engstrom, anti Irene V0fpEllll in tile first row: and in tile seconcl are lVlary Rangle, Elaine Burmeister, Anna Mac Bult, Joyce Karlsteclt, Georgia Nemetli, Aclrienne Ganzer, Elaine Meyer, Mary Ellen Seyfarlli, Evelyn Dewar, Enemiina Niecirano. New tllis year is time lviatiiematics Cluin at Olcl lvlain. Seated at desk: Sec. Sharon Nioore, Pres. Cllarlcs Hannon. Row 1: Phyllis Santeiorci, Barbara Rolfe, Joan Nimmer. Row Q: San- clra Rettlce, Lorraine lVluncl'1, Clauciette Travers. Row 3: .loan Alinin, Niarilyn Mentz, Dorotlly Englund. Row 4: Helen King, Fay Clirislensen, Xfvesley Kreizill. Row 5: Clara Buiter, Carole Ralolf. Row 6: Nancy Kott, Margaret Lewis. Standing: Treas. Gloria Stanquist. Vice-Pres. Penny Kerrigan, James VVells, Donald Englishman, Carl lVlicl'1elis, Helen Bulow, Patricia Kot- larz. Patricia Lassa. Jolin McCord, Danny Steele, Diane Vvitt. Yolanda Spinazzola, .lolm Ricllarrls. The Schools Best Friend PARENT FACULTY ASSOCIATION , A tlach year' the P. ti Ctimax their zujtiyities hy an open house cetchratiou, to which they invite att parents and tiricncts of the schoot to inspect the wortq of the stu- ctents. These scones are from the tvtay, t95t, Qpeu ttouse. CDHTCCIS fOI' XVGFCZ Mrs. Betty Ferret, secretary Mr. Russett Mitter, treasurer Nr. trying King, presictent Mrs. Dorothy Rowtey, pro Qrzurl Chairman. Boys in lncrilianical drawing apply tllsrnisvlvcs Q-lim-ly to tlioss intrivatc designs. Xvorfeing urv: Kr-nm-tli Klavitvr, Clint Hallwiclrl, Xwilliam Nelson, .lnlm llcgyi, Ronalcl Drcntlie, David Rustic. Josvplm lnlnisou, Charles Carton, ljrecl Storm-y, Alanzo Hale. lxlr. Gross Clic-clis on il lamp lvase tllat Glvnn Bliller is lurning. At tlu- saw arf' Lorne Davis ancl Allvn Boyrc-. ln tllc liarligrounrl arc: Byron Spargu ancl Carl Alpcrs, lwosi ol' tlresc looys sccm lo liave vlmsvn some sort of occasional talxlc for tlu-ir project. On lim loft ara: Vvilliam Nleya-r. Ronald llaranowslii, Julius Benning, and Fred Bcccll. Al right ure: lrving Rorlirolxr, Plzillip Hernanclcz, Bernard Buczclx, and Bruno Alamprrrss. Vvorliing on tlrvir spccial projc-cts in this class arc- Frcclricli Hciclon, Donald Ucloni, Glenn Nlillcr, Ronalcl Stare, John Partoll, Claude VVlmclcr, Fri-cl Rifles-rl, Raymond Giescl- ITIEHI. ECHANIC L DR Sllflp classes HIC always popular and WSH Filled . . . ln llde aclvanccd wooclworlqing Class most of the worlq is clone on tlic power tools. lfING--MACHI E-- UUDU ET L HUP Macliine Slwop classes mean worlaing with power This year some of tlie projects made in metal X tools and plenty of them. sliop were displayed at the Campus Building. l l l At the lntlies are Robert Wlyers, Sterling Tigue, Vvorlcing on other lathes are Dick Vvillcox- At tlic milling macliinc are W Harold Boomsum, Mr. Koprurlii. ln tlie lnncli are son und Charles Schultz ffrontl, and Ron- Roland Swanson and Mr. l lav Lf-ppin. Nvarren Hardt, Alfred Nlosel. ald Wnsciike and Jim Sedder. Koprueki. Grouped mound Jesse Vvatlcins at tliis Ar one of tlxe drill presses ure Wally Mas- Bench work occupies Jim Sessn, Eugene lutlie are David Hurclt, Rudy Nlelislca, and sat and Ed Miclialski. At llie lnencli are Karczewslci, Robert Klir, and Vvayne Curtis Mupp. ln tlie luacliqround is Vvar- llugenc Bradley, Nlonroe Bouie and James Flussig. ren Hardy, .lay Leppin, .lolm Partoll and Hayes. Alfred Muscl. 99 DI ER IPIED UCCUPATIU Diversified Occupations is a program offered to students in their thircl and fourth years that enahles them to go to school lor a hall day and world lor the other hall in their chosen occupations. This year the Diversified Occupations Advisory Committee Pro- gram is even larger, with more ixusiness cooperating, and more students heing placed in their chosen fields ol worli. Ben Specht, foreman at Schaernedelc implement Company, gives worcls of advice to Charles Schwarz as he adjusts hearing hoxing on a Cut: 23 A disc. This is the second year that Charles has heen a memher of the Diversillied Occupations Class. Drilling a hole in a piece ol glass is just one ol Rudy DisalJato's johs as glass cutter and fitter at Beverly Glass and Nlirror Co. hir. Schumacher, manager, is looking on to see that Rudy does another good piece of worli. ult's fun to worlc at home. or so lvlilly Roche thinks. She woriis in the oliliice at Old Main and is cashier in the cafeteria. Bill Holer eheclcs the timing as Bud Overton and Mr. Christian, shop lorman, watch tor mistakes. Bill is in his second year and has been employed at Blue island Vxfillys sales and service for the entire time. Ray Schwarz, ot Ray's Service Station, loolcs on as Bruce Braden replaces the air cleaner as one oi the final steps in motor tune- up. This is the second ear Bruce has heen on the ro ram. Y P S DIVERSIFI ED OCCUPATION S CLASSES Seated: John Gilpin, Darlene Schultz, Shirley Perryman, Carol Space, Joan Patna, Barhara Roherts, Frances Van Laten, Bruce Braden. Standing: Mr. Lowe, Eugene Kennedy, Harold Boclinet, Vvaync Dewitt, George Hunt, Bill Hoier, Robert Yvyma. Charles Schwarz, Richard Yveigand, David Gunther, Daniel Disahato. Rudy Disahato, George Harman. George Herman puts on the finishing touches as he edge sands a drawer front which will tit into a sinlc cabinet. This is Georgeys lirst year on the program as a cabinet malier. The work ol Eugene Korzenlio, draltsman at the Equipment Steel Company, gets the once over and the o.lc. lvrom Mr. H. G. Roha ertson, one ol the vice-presidents. Eugene is in his second year on the program and also his second year at Equipment Steel. The Deluxe Market is sure to get another satisfied customer as George Hunt, meat cutter, cuts pork chops as part of his Diversi- fied Occupations training. Seated: Charles Xvood, Roseann Spinazola, Joanne Riclchoff, Jacqueline Simon, Mildrerl Roche, Rita lfrrico, Joyce Krech, Vera non Nelson. Standing: James Slusarslci, Donald Henschel, Louis Lenco, Roman Scheidel, Vvilliam lVleCoy, Jay Leppin, Nick Alex, John Hojelc. Bert Busch, Robert Rauch, Jack lwlanstield. Harold Bodinet measures the diameter ol a pump cylinder head with calipers, as Nick Schaeler and J. U. Bronson look on. Har- old works at Bronson's machine shop. Harold has been on the program for two years. Jack Nlanstield, Diversified Occupations Student, working at Equipment Steel, tallcs things over with his hoss, Fran VVright. This is Jaclfs first year on the program as an assistant to the production manager. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS ADVISORY COIVHVHTTEE Seated: Henry Baumann, The Niayfair: Bud Overton, B. I. Willys: Lloyd J. Lowe, Co-ordinator: Harry Robertson. Equip- ment Steelg Herman Bach, Fiedler Motors. Clubs . eet on ednesdays Stuclent clulus at Old lvlain ancl tlie Campus Builcling always seein to luave goocl attendance wlien pietures are maclcl At Old lxlain tlie Hoiiieixmliing Clulm memlaers gatlier to eat tllc tasty ralce tliat is lic-ing lrostecl by lvlarion Pepalis ancl Beverly Howell. A new organization lias sprung up tliis year at Old Main. Tlie Art Club is lor stuclents wlm want to use extra time to get their artistic: irleas uncl new irc-ations clown on paper. Unclf-r tht- elirc-ction ol lxflr, Disluaroon, visual erlucation clireclor at Olcl lVlain. tliese lsoys ul tlxe Pro Club give up tlieir study lmll time to sliow movies lor all classes using visual eclucation. Xxlllfj saicl laoys werenlt lnrainy? At any rate, tlie Cliess ancl Clic-flier Cluly tliis year is macle up of lpoys only anal llxey all play LillCSS, il game for mental marvelsl PRO CLUB lVlc-inlu-rs ul tlie lim Clula at llie Campus Building are urlcler tlie clirmtion ul Nlr. Xvelwr. PAPS CLUB Tliese lwoys are selcctecl lny lxlr. Ames ancl are in rlmrgv of tlie pulrliv aclnlress system cluring all scllool activities. Tire German ll class reeorcl tlieir own voices to improve enunci- ation. Stuncling: Harry Harineyer, Laxxrenfe Nlieliael. .lolin Rictiarcls, .lolm Stolatna. Patricia Cory, lfclitl1 lvlassat, Tlmomas Riley, and Carl Ackerman. Seated: Kennetll Hueter, Kennetlx Halllnergf, lVlary Begernan, Kay Burnieister, ancl Louise Klein. lnterestecl in llie cultural lmaelcgrounfl ol tlie Romans, anil in sliowa ing up tor tlie meeting at wliirli tlieir pictures were talcen. are tliese inenilners ol tlie S. P. R. Row l: Carl Eliclrelis, Alarilyn Greager, Ernestine Antliony, Betty Vvilcle, Penny Kerrigan. Regina Gustalson. Row 2: Donalcl Englisllman, Georgia Danini, Ann Davis, .loan Niinnier, Rutli Stevo, Janet Eclilund. Row 3: .lim Vvells. Eloise Nvallier, Anna Peoples, Gail Eioers, Betsy Palmer, .lean Norclstrom. Row -l: Geralcl Scliuenian, llarrietle Slllttlllnfflllll. SUSHH S0llCI'llJEll'Q'Cl'. Biifllflfil Iuilfld. Cjflfill lgffflfli. Row Rutlunary Pilelrer, Sally Kennecly, Sharron Nloore, Cloette Parlcer, Clauelette Travers, Carol Anelerson. Row O: Bill Crispe. Larloris Xvalin, lxlarilyn Cianei, .lr-anne Nelson, Sylvia Arctier. Nancy Koit, Nlrs. Patten, Nliss Keniston. LANGUAGE CLUBS AND CLASSES Stuclents ol' tide several languages taugtit at Com- munity tliglu spencl time in both classes ancl clulas to learn more aluont llwe customs ancl laistory of tlie people tldey stucly. Sluflents ot Spanisli II examine lianrl rnacle arlifles lrom lvl:-xiro. Elaine Bueiali, Roluert Duilley, Gloria Xxfoilie, Agnes Rangel, Delores Xxiatlcins, Xvayne Vaneli, Danny Steele, Ken Tieman. Patriria Bailey. Lloyrl Krout. Vvilliarn Alclerson, Relanrl King. Allaert Anrlerson. Tlie main interest ol tliese meniluers ol the Pan American League is in our neigliloors ol Central ancl Soutli America. Row l: Sally Seliee. Pliyllis Rowley, Toni Cassaretto, Lee Howalt, Ramona Bravo. Miss Keniston, Miss Cluver, Jolm Swalee, Ralpli Draeger. Row 2: .loyee Karlstecit, Sally De Vault, Bette Nelson, Terry Howalt. Row 3: Barbara Rolle, Sliirley Barnett, Nate Wlendoza, Dorotliy Lawrence, Gloria Vvoilie, Carole Nlills, Betty Van Heusen. Georgia Neinetli. Row 4: Margaret Escoloeelo, Nlary Rangel. Agnes Rangel, Nlarion Engstroin, Barlaara Piazza. Rom 5: Nlarilyn Stats, Janet lirielcson, .loan Crierlialin, Pltyllis Nilles. Row 6: Danny Steele, Rocl Stalil, Kay Paulsen. Row 7: lVlary Ann Feelio, Janet Vasquez. Ollicers ol tliis large group are Vice-Pres. Lee Howalt. Treas. elolin Swalec, Sec. Georgia Neinetli, anal Pres. Barlmara Piazza. lVlocleling a liancl inaele Nlexiran dress tor tlie aelrniration ol lier ClilSSl'IlEllCxS is lgafbilril l2.0llt'. OlllCl'S EITC, lSGdfQl1l1 BSfl12lfd Cille cleron, .lolmn Juarez, Geralcline liriebel, Rotqert Carlson. Stamf- ing: lan Katamay, Sllirley Barnett, Carole Flynn, Donalcl Sniitli, Sally Devault, Corwin Hutcliinson, and Roclericlc Stalil. FRENCH CLUB Ricliarel Lowe, ltolding tlwe poster, is talcing tlie Frenetl Clula on an imaginary cruise along Frances coast line. Row l: Lucyniae Rice, Robert Hajili, Ricliarci Lenart. Row 2: Nlary Lou Brawley. Judy Conrad, Florence Anelerson. Rose Molir, Vivian Meilleur. Row 3: .lames Patterson, Dicli Ertt. Fannie lvlae Rice. Louise Cllristian, .lean Norclstrom, Connie Bell. Row 4: Robert Keelm. Kennetli Carr. Standing: Air. Bergquist, Har- vey Speneer, Jesse Xvatliins, Sanelra Leclcie, Audrey Kuilcen, Diane Ceilings, Joan lxlalatinlca, Riclwarcl Lowe. I HEHE AND THERE I CUM UNITY HIGH I E K s Arlmiring some ol Ilia projvrts tlrcy Imvc rnnclz- in tlicir stucly ol, tlic piona-vring period are .Iurli Cfiplc, Pliil Iugvrson, Betty Boncln, Pauline Ganclvr. Nlzlrjoric Kinclcrwatcr, and Anna Cizumr, from Bliss Holclcrfs Englislx III class. Group work on notclnoolc projects l1oIrls IIIC interest of tllis large class of Nliss l.EiIl'lElIIt'S, at Olcl Ixlain. Ixlr. I..cclIorcl's clclmtc squad compilorl an ziolmiralulc rororcl tlris yrfnr. Seated: Rivlmrcl Gilmsnn, Paul Scllriclwr, Sally Sflice, and Clofrttr- llarlwr. Stanclingz Arlrrne Liovan. Artlrur Haasrr, C0iltlll I.rrc,llorcl, Sylvia Arrlier, :incl Cary Xvzillarv. Tlrc lirst string varsity rlchatr-rs worm: Iinrlicr, Svlwc, Vvullzxce ilfld fxffllff. lnclivirlual spcccli vontcstzmts working unclur Mr. Lrrrllvorrlls direc- tion tllis year have Iaecn, fsealezll: Kay Burrucistcr, Betty Murlig- nctti. Toni Cassnrctto, Susan Sollvilluargcr. Stariclingz Gloria Xvoilxc-, Norma Sclrucmann, Rmmlfl Scllullz, Caryl Dumm, Cloctte Pznrlurr. Telling otlu-r mr-mlyers ol ilu: newly urganizcrl Hunting and Fisti- ing Club about tlie Ioig one tliat got away is Carl Castor, with luis rod mul rccl. lvlr, Hill is tlic sponsor ol lluis group at Ol-tl IVIain. CU NIU ITY HIGH CHUUL Sluzlenls in Drannalirs get an explnnrxlion of plot from Nliss l'r'c'li.Y Sealed: I:l0I'6I'll'l' Jackson and lglizalaclli Broun. Slunclf ing: Earl Jolrlvr, Carol Burnett, Beverly Harvey. Tlu: sevcullx pcriocl Journalism class paste up prool lor the ncxl copy ol Tlre Red anal Vxfllile. Virginia Elliott, Frances Kasprnli, Camilla Guvrra, uncl Belly Rc-1-ce urulic zx busy foursome at llrc mnvlrincs in lromcmalcing. ,luck Caple on tlrc Lmmpolin and Tom lladelfe, with a hannl slancl, slrow llwir skill in plrysical cclucnlion classes. Tlrcsf: slucleuls are taking clown cliclulion in slrorllrancl. 105 Tile lrcslimeii anal Sopliomnres al lVlair1 are lull ol vim, vigor, rmcl vilalityl On tlic mat Bolaloy .loliler ancl Xwnyne Slclicr, and on tlic lbars Ray lxflueller anal Br-rnard Haugcr put on a clcmnnstration lor part ol one ol lvlr. Srliultzys large classes. lt's a - one ancl a - lwo an' . . H Hero llic boys slarl tliat enjoyable exercise, iile pusli-up. Dick Sterling clemonslraics luis ropn climbing aluility for llic ad' miration nl' luis classmates. Tlic follows build a pyramid uncler time watcl1fi1l cycs ol lVlr. Srliultz. .lolm Basilc, at ilxc lop, really lrusls liis clnssmatcsl 106 BUY ' PHY ICA I Q x, as 'if lk x ,. -I . Y ' my 6-1 - sf 35 51 -fi ik 'L' 2 W, , K X4 f gf. is w as orking for the Good of ll Students itudent ecretaries or id Principals Georgia Nc-melli anal Earlene Vvilclier lieep reeorcls lor lX'lr. Ames. lVlr. Ff0biSll uses llic-se girls lo assist in llie worli of lllC general ollice al Old Main. ljliyllis Santelorcl, Norma Sleinliart, Sliirlcy Nveloer, lvlarllia Keeslmiin, Sanclra Retilce, Carol Benclc, Patriria Lassa, anal Norma Flanary. Pl-lie live ollier Clerlis in llie frcslliiian princ'ipal's oil-ice are Bairloura Lanfl anal Gloria lxlieliulalc fsmiledl: and Belly Kerr, Delores Deliens ancl Lorraine lvluencli. lxlr. Ewing' CllCCkS over llxe allenclanrc recorcls witll lvlilfy BI,ll0NV BDA illIllllS OIZCCll. Nr. Pool:-r's secretary, Glaclys Nilsson, tale-s som nolus on llie clayis activities. 108 tudents Star in ervice for chool This year the huge task oi keeping the records for activity ticket saies rested on the very capable shoulders of three people: Jack Heniff and Marianne Eisenhauer, stucient as- sistants, and Mr. Biunic, faculty director. Vvoricroorn 311 fMiss Hudsoni hit the jackpot this year in the maga- zine ctrive. Lawrence Michael, Glenn Miller. Carleton Mccoiiom and Barbara Mccoiiough are run- ners-up to Marsda Mead tnot pic- turerij who was the high salesman this year. This is the third year in succession that Marsda has placed first. The Service Ciuio is an organization of senior and junior iettermen, who act as ushers and help with the sale ot concessions at has- icethaii games. Row 1: Dan Corradino, Jack Heniff, Jim Niarcheschi, Boh Kough, Al Deii, Ron Schultz, Don Aiireici. Row 2: .Iuiian Petrini, Ralph Draeger, Bch Novicici, Dick Marsh, Gene Conrad, Jerry Vaneic, Boi: Foster, Dick Eriit. Row 3: Sponsor Mr. Gutches, Howard Gingerich, Jim Bronson, Ken Swanson, Glen Miller, .lark Heuscr, Dick Lyshoim, Buster Xvhite. The school sales room is a husy place every morning. Here Gate Niiehaei anci Barhara Foiicers serve the nc-ecis of Donna Stortz, Marlene Gorney, and Mary Garhcr. The Girls' Club Board was responsible for the woncierilui fiance. Winter Veivet, held in the Campus Cafeteria on February 1952. Tourhdown Trot was another one of their projects, Seated: Dorothy Lawrence, Barbara Land, Pat Feiciner, Joan Roii. Louise Klein, Norma Fianary. Regina Gustafson, Janet Fericens, Margie Farina. Standing: Miss Singleton, the Girls' Ciuh Sponsor. Gail ifioers, Barbara Miller, Lynne Vynaiciq, Irene Vorpahi, anci Joyce Karistecit. 109 OFFICE STAFF orking for the G 1-,..1.1-- Irene Babcock, Inooiciceeper. Hcien Tracy, secretary tu Dr. Richards. Helen DUCIIF, secretary, OILI IVIain. Joyrc Zuiclcma, secretary to Mr. Miller. CUUNSFLURS 110 Ruth Coiciinurn, receptionist anci switcii- inoarci operator. COUNSELING STAFF Mr. Niiiier ami assistants ronfer inciiore starting on tile cinyvs activities. Russeii Ni. Miiicr, Jenn Dunnington, Eii- auiuetil Hansen, iViarIi Simpson, Orviiie Kc-ssier. of ll tudents CAFETERIA STAFF Yes, every memloer ol' our Cafeteria siaff is smiling, because they lmow tlle lcicls will enjoy toilayvs luncii as they have all tlle olirers. Staff at Old Nlain Wir Fl : s. ' orence Peisner, Mrs. Hilma Vvintc-rf leldt, Mrs. Louise De Forte. Staff at llle Campus Building: Mrs. Jessie De Fries, Mgr. lvliss Mildred Vvurtmnn, Nlrs. Minnie Koloier, Mrs. Lydia VViessner, Mrs. Anne Vania. MAINTENANCE MEN Keeping llails and classrooms clc-an at both buildings are: Campus Building .loil K lol ic : n 0 is a, Russell Jmncs, Henry Runge Joim Dieslia, Lawrence Heolslrom. Old Main. Sealed: Dan Bolle, Samuel Fuller, Paul Buseiia Standing: Ecl Hiclcniun, Alluert Unruii, Joim Ruzecli. BUS DRIVERS They imring us to scliuol ancl ialce us bark llome -- and always safely. Leonard Vvitt, JOllIl Ticlian, Henry Nacller, Anthony Lepore, George Nelson, Ruioert Englvixarl, Nick Gugiielmucfi. lil TECHNICAL TRADES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY IN THE VVORLD'S GREATEST MANUFACTURING AREA FOR ALL TRADES AND PROFESSIONS 11106 Soutti Iwictiigan Avenue Suite I-4-I5-I6-I7 Chicago 28, Ittinois VVAterIaII 8-6500 Att Girts Stioutct Contact Mrs. Dorothy Hopf, Btue Istanrt Representative Technical Trades Salutes the Graduates SUGGESTIONS FROM OUR STAFF Your Erst position after gractuation is important to you because it may set a pattern for ottiers that fottow. If you took onty at ttie payctiectc you may get in a rut that Ieacts away from your ctaosen goat. If you tatce ttwe first jot, otsterect just Ioecause it comes easiIy you may tue oft to a Wrong start and Iose the time spent on it. Matce a Iist of ttie types of wort: that you Woutct titre to do. Then stritce out ttie activities ttiat can toe carried on as I'1oIJIJies or avocations. Next, consider ttie preparation provicted Iny your sctwoot ctays. Is it actequate? Ttiat ctepencts on ttie ctiaracter of ttie wort: you have ctiosen to cto. You stioutct Iitce to study and stioutct have clone top-notch work ttius tar it you are to succeect in the ctifticutt preparation for a profession. Sot You want a jotn nowt What is next? We urge you not to Hpound ttie pave- ments!! aimtessty pustiing ctoor tuetts. We suggest that you consutt an emptoyinent agency ttiat is conctueted on ctean, tionest principtes Ivy experiencect peopte. You cannot conceive the amount of preparatory wort: ttae agency has atreacty ctone tor you Iny teteptuone, actvertising, mait campaigns, and personal contacts in rigtut people. MEN Etcctricians Foreman Diematccrs Mactiinists Lay out men Inspectors tVIact1. Trainees Assemtwty Stripping Clerk Stationary Eng. GIRLS Secretaries Stenograptiers Typists Clerks Bootckcepers Receptionists Machine Btcps. Fite Ctertcs Trainees Factory Help Iocating suitatnte positions for the MEN Engineers Ctwemists Prod. Managers Mctatturgists Designers Drattsmen Accountants Satesrnen Ctericat Credit NIPII Boys wtm wisti to train for office positions, see Mr. Mattson, OFFICE AND FACTORY MALE AND FEMALE I- IZ I My any questions on insurance, and get the right answer ROBERT W. HARMON INSURANCE COUNSELOR 12922 Western Avenue Phone Blue Island 897 SEGER ECONOMY COAL CO. STOKER COALS - COKE FIREPLACE FUELS Fuel Oils Phone: Blue Island 59 2740 Union Street Blue Island, Illinois I, M. l-Iart L. L. Price Best Wishes to the Class of '52 HART DRUGS Druggists Telephones: Blue Island l41 and 70 Western Avenue and New Street Blue Island, Illinois BLUE ISLAND LUMBER CO. Established 1901 LUMBER, MILLWORK, PLYWOOD INSULATION, ROOFING Call Blue Island 5010 and 5611 2750 West York Street Blue Island, Illinois REMEMBER . . . Your High School Activities WITH PICTURES Let Watland Brothers help you select the right camera to take your favorite pictures ot school activities Which you will cherish in years to come. With the right choice oi tilm and ilashbulbs any type oi picture can be taken with proper know-how. You are always Welcome to come into Watland Brothers for free advice and information on how to shoot the most difficult shots. THREE TO GREAT SERVE STORES YOU 113 HICKEY FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 2449 Burr Oak Ave., Blue Island, Ill. Phone: Blue Island 14 MRS. STEVENS' CANDIES Wor1d's Most Appreciated Candies 2354 Burr Oak Ave. Blue Island, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '52 DUCHESS BRIDAL SHOP 12759 S. Western Ave. Phone B. I. 2580 THE MAYFAIR FOR FEMININE FANCIES A Dress or lust a Hankie B. I. 7625 We MGH and MSO Deliver 12956 S. Western Avenue Candy Blue Island, Illinois PETIT'S KARMELKORN SHOP Phone 4500 13116 S. Western Ave. ENIOY OUR NASH QF BLUE ISLAND, Inc. Karmelkorn - Fresh Popcorn 12413 S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Illinois Caramel Apples - Homemade Fudge Anise Candy - Peanut Brittle - Butterscotch Popcorn Balls - Homemade Chocolates Bulk Candy - Frozen Custard Orders Taken Discount on Large Orders 114 Tlx:-sc girls, unrlcr tlw flirerliun ol' Miss lV1a-scnlcop, :lid 2 ll jul, in XVCICOIIIIIUQ tln' pun'-nts cm Parents' Nisflll. Szfuterlz NI 3 Cnrhcr, ,loan Grill, rl-illic Surridgc. Slunriing: Gail lt llnt F1-lrlnvr, hlury Louise limwlcy, Nanny lxflfcllfil, Fl Alll1fT1'5flll. N tl I All 'Round tht- Alulhcrry Bush, hut sq I g g I 1 physical education. Compliments of A. L. TURNER STORE FOR MEN 13008 South Western Ave. Blue Island 387 Compliments of KLEIN ELEVATOR OK POULTRY FEEDS x'Best by Test Blue Island 900 VAN'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES '1Ours Is a Growing Business Vermont and Gregory Streets Blue Island, Illinois We give a ONE YEAR Guarantee with Any Work or Merchandise Sold PRICE'S I EWELERS 12950 S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Ill. Harry Price Phone B. I. 1844 Compliments of MAX GESE SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES 12452 S. Western Ave. Phone 2304 Blue Island, Illinois WASI-IERS - REERIGERATORS C. A. TELEVISION - VACUUM CLEANERS Sales and Service BLUE ISLAND HOME APPLIANCE STORE Gunnar Brask, Prop. 13118 S. Western Ave. Phone B. I. 2252 Blue Island, Ill. 115 WANT A IEEP? See BUD OVERTON BLUE ISLAND WILLYS 12541 S. Western Ave. Phone: Blue Island 65 Western C. R. WAUGH BARBER SI-IOP near Walnut Blue I sland, Ill. MICHAEL RUBINO MENS WEAR 13019 S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Ill. ROY CRIST MOTORS Since 1926 12914 S. Western Ave. Telephone: Blue Island 2349, 2350 and 2351 BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Buick and Cadillac SALES AND SERVICE PATSY ANN COOKIE COMPANY BAKERS OF HOME STYLE COOKIES Blue Island, Illinois Compliments of MOKENA OIL COMPANY Phone Mokena 2811 116 AL'S BARBER SHOP 2361 Vermont Street Blue Island, Illinois Phone 4306 For advanced orders Call Open from Blue Island 7129 7 AM. to 12 P.M. CAMPUS GRILL AND RESTAURANT Complete Breakfast - Lunches - Dinners Serving real Italian Spaghetti, Italian Sausage, Bar-B-Q Beet and full line of Sandwiches 12739 S. Sacramento Avenue Across from the New Community High School on Sacramento Carmen Amato, Prop. Blue Island, Illinois HENRY A. GENTILE ATTORNEY AT LAW SNYDER'S 12308 S. Western Ave. Phone 3818 KRUEGER FUNERAL HOME Est. 1854 AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone: 13 13050 S. Greenwood Ave. Blue Island, Illinois Congratulations and the Greatest Success to Each ot You Compliments ot THE HOUR GLASS ,IAI X, ......... . .,... 7 IEWELER if r + oPToMETB1sT 2410 Vermont Street, Blue Island, Illinois Phone: B. I. 7500 CHAYKEN RECREATION 16 STREAMLINED BOWLING LANES Phone: Blue Island 7759 Blue Island, Illinois With All Good Wishes to the CLASS OF '52 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BLUE ISLAND V, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Serving the Community faithfully tor over Fifty Years Under United States Government Supervision SEIBERT'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store L. A. Seibert, R. Ph.G. Prescription Druggist 12665 S. Western Ave.-Corner Burr Oak Phone 785 Blue Island, Ill. Phone: Blue Island 274 - 1641 SCHRIEBER AND HUNT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND LOANS l29Ul S. Western Avenue Blue Island, Illinois HAROLD H. FEHSER FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FLORIST Phone 255 12824 Western Ave NEWHOUSE COAL COMPANY IRON FIREMAN HEATING EQUIPMENT HAULING We Specialize in Stoker Coals 2335 W. Grove Street Phone: Blue Island lO Specializing in Party and Wedding Cakes FLECK'S Blue Island, Illinois We Knead the Dough Blue Island 3410 l2948 S. Western Ave. 118 BENIAMIN MOORE AND CO. PAINTS - VARNISI-IES AND MURESCO 0 Q 0 Distributed by EMIL BLATT 13122 S. Western Avenue BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Phone B. I. 242 Use MOORE Paint Best Wishes to the Class of l952 THE MELVIN PRESS Commercial Printers H. R. SWANSON, Proprietor Phone Blue Island 357 13152 S. Western Avenue Compliments ot W. W. KOEHLER PAPER CO Phones: Blue Island 1790 and 1791 Blue Island, Illinois uEverybody Tallcs about Koehler Our Best Wishes CLASS OF '52 K L I N E ' S DEPARTMENT STORE BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS lxlr. Ames and his Pops boys on the jolb dur Q t t at one of our winning football games. Alb t S rl cl .I y I d hl uh li Bug a are a emi e. Telephone Blue Island 850 Compliments of HALLIN AN FUNERAL HOME US uperior S ervice Alpha M. Day, Mgr. 2601 West Vermont St. Blue Island, Illinois STAES FOODS Be Quality Wise - Yet Economize l30l2 S. Western Ave. Phone 3878 - 3879 DURBIN BROS. INC. l3037 So. Western Ave. Phone: 4242 Blue Island, Illinois KASS AUTO PARTS FOR ALL CARS Phone Blue Island 3740 12832 S. Western Avenue Best Wishes To the Class oi 1952 STATE BANK OF BLUE ISLAND Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 120 BLUE ISLAND PUBLISHING CORP'N Publishers of SUN - STANDARD Blue Island's Only Newspaper Printers cmd Engravers Phone Blue Island 2020 2350 Vermont Street Blue Island, Illinois GORDON G. POSTWEILER REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 12930 S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Illinois VERA BAR'I'LE FLORIST Complete Floral Service Phone: Blue Island 3540 12734 S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Ill. BLUE ISLAND NEWS AGENCY Phone 886 2414 W. Grove Street Blue Island, Illinois Blue Island 1099 R.I WYNGARDEN PAINT AND WALLPAPER l'The Model Paint Store . Wyngarden 13110 S. Western Proprietor Blue Island, Illinois BURR OAK LANES BOWLING 15 Brunswick Alleys BILLIARDS - FOUNTAIN loin Our Summer League Phone: B. I. 2209 121 l Juniors Sally Scliee ancl Nancy Nlccorcl aclcl a formal t I 1 H ou Ie Feature Nights of thc senior class play Best Wishes from HUFFMAN FUEL 61 MATERIAL IORGENSEN PHARMACY COMPANY l23rd and Western Avenue Phone: B. I. 3677 Blue Island, I CONGRATULATIONS And Best Wishes to Each of You COMPLIMENTS OF' BLUE ISLAND STORE Blue Island 6 2708 Vermont Street NAPLETON MOTOR SALES DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH 11941 Vincennes Ave. Blue Island Illinois CHRIS IS TOPS For Knowing How to Cut, Shape or Style Hair For Better Permanent Waves Call Blue Island 3370 l2669 So. Western Ave. 122 B E N Z IN G ' S Congratulations, Class ot '52 FROZEN FOODS and ICE CREAM KOSTEL SHOES Fresh Bakery Goods Daily 13036 Western Avenue Best Wishes to 12401 S. Western It it's new in shoes, we have it Class of '52 Blue Island, Illinois Watch our Windows for newest Telephone B. l. 3880 styles and creations Connie and Ed Benzing Shoes Checked by X-Ray 'psf rf O Phones B. 1. 2300-2301 ' M L. NAGEL COAL 8: MATERI wjJ Dealers In W inf, 0 Stone 1 , 1- -9: Q 0 Sand 4 ' ij U! mf, ' J o Z? , o Cement mm VE? f Lime Ps YJ . of gf 0 Plaster N fb ' 0 Brick Q fjil. - Tile A 0 Ready-Mixed Concrete FUEL OIL FOR ALL HEATING PURPOSES Office and Yard 13538 S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Ill. Compliments ot HABICH BROS. MOTOR SALES ,EIQTTELW ELINOREYS BEAUTY SALON I-X C a r s 2'-35,-f ' Trucks 2421 Bun- oak fl Blue ISlC11'1d, Ill, Pl1OI'1e B. I. 4673 13210 Sguth Western Avenue Blue Island, Illinois Blue Island 5340 123 ofifffe Jacgzi Z?aLery 4: The Homcmalcing Cluh at Old Main whips up a tasty calce The ceolis getting ready to sample the calce are Gertrude Stone Betty Kwiailcowslci, Miss Rachus, Marion Pepalis, Beverly Howell Ottice Phone: Blue Island 222 Residence Phone: Blue Island 3349 Best Wishes to Each Ot You YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER HENRY L- DUFF REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BLUE ISLAND MOTOR SALES 2431 Vermont Street 12637-45 Western Ave. Blue Island, Illinois Blue Island, Illinois Telephone 4640 It Pays to Look Your Best E. I. ANHORN BARBER SHOP Best Wishes to the 13017 Western Avenue Class ot '52 HOHMAN'S 4 Best Wishes to All the Teachers ' and Graduating Class ot 1952 13034 Western Avenue Phone 263 BOOKS - STATIONERY - CARDS 13016 S. Western Ave. M www 1 0 Compliments of XD xdliiyw . EQUIP T STEEL PRODUCTS MJOVX ' ML Q-fi bi! fgfy 'NN . Division oi UNION ASBESTOS AND RUBBER CO. SHEET STEEL FABRICATING - FORMING - PRESSING PUNCHING - WELDING, ETC. General Offices and Factory 2824-2900 West Vermont Street Blue Island, Illinois Chicago Phone: PUl1man 5-2205 Buy the Best ADAM C. KRANICH BLUEBIRD REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS Blue IsIand's Leading Jeweler 13035 S. Western Avenue Blue Island, Ill. Phone 1073 Compliments of li-T-:F ,.. R 6. S SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 13004 S. Western Avenue VOLP'S KIDDIE KLOTHES FOR CHILDREN INFANT'S WEAR AND FURNITURE FOR THE CHILD 12761 S. Western Ave. Phone B. I. 3322 WESLEY A. SMITH :S SON Remember Everybody Likes Candy! WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES 2421 Grove St. Phone: Blue Island 30 Blue Island, Illinois 125 f Q5 I X 7 X. Q L ahah X X 54 GEO. 1. ROLL 6 SONSYXX COAL - BUILDING MATERIAL - Co Disk' K X X FUEL OIL I K 'V in ei READY-MIXED' CONCRETE I Verrndnt Street at ,Bock Island5R. R. A Phone: gBl'T.1e Island l75 x If ' Blige Island, Illinois 'S 4 . I- ' if' . - GEO. A. IUCHTEMEYER 'Ueweler - - - Optometrist .P EXPERT WATCH AND IEWELRY REPAIRING Special Service to All ffl-Iigh School Stizdents Phone l'083 I Established 1857 Ixxr X X. - y -A .L elel X X , 7 PVXXXXX 'Xxx xx. X X R2 Fe turlng . PX wx X X D' WON x DO EAN PLYMo H Q PASSENGER cis DODGE mf UC ix X' C-xx Telephone 883 X Parts 2530 Best Wishes to the Class ot 1952 DAD AND LAD TOG SHOP 12947 S. Western BOY SCOUT TRADING POST Telephone Blue Island 4599 CLYDE BEARD 6' SON LINOLEUM, RUBBER AND ASPHALT TILE CARPET AND WALL TILE Clyde Beard 13117 S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Ill. FIEDLER MOTORS. INC. 13357 S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Illinois Established 1921 126 Bed Cross for Women Buster Brown Health Spot Simplex Plexies Nunn Bush for Men for Children I Huskies tor Boys and Girls Otticial Boy and Girl Scouts Shoes TAUB'S HEALTH SHOES For Entire Family X-Bay Fitting Telephone 13010 S. Western Ave. Blue Island 4444 Blue Island, I11. THE FOTO HOUSE 2344 Burr Oak - B. I. 6720 ' Weddings 'fifie-g , , u f j wff ':2?fE' . 525555525555525555255355iii555555555E5iffiiiiifiiiiiiilfiziii r - Candid I Glenn lVliller goes up for another two points in the game against 'fx Ham- But 'ost the gamel NX ffl! RIDGE OIL COMPANY I ' B Y A ' . CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS ' H Xi High Grade Motor and Fuel Oils U , . U f First in F s ons GASOLINE KEROSENE 5 I Grease for Every Lubrication 1 lestern A nue A 'Phonez Blue Island 1720 B1 Slgm linois 2307 We-Si 135th Place ' Blue isiana I X 4 i X lg ff I l ' ! . i 1 , V lf VOLUNTEERS ' I The 1952 Puhlications class, responsilule f the pi licatio o his ye l' OOQV, gratefully aclcnowledges the lcind help oi: The lausiness houses and industries ol' the com un ty o hai . purchas-d advertisements. , The students who have given up study hall and class time tc? ' e u I ercl s pictures. Q l The students in Qlhce Practice, who did the mimeographiifi . X 1Vlr. Kias and his staff of advertising salesmen. The Root Studios and their photographers, Mr. Jones, lxflrh uluy, lxflrflxlovalc, lVlr. Potratz, and lVlr. Roche. A Mr. Koenig of Campus Service, Chips engravers and printers. 127 s K M 'DLw4fy5'W!,,.5,flAO ,xglfLf0gral9A:S fyujq A fW,uWAU R x ff 31 3ifQfW?f,W M M f J 39 'D 776, WWW R f W ' . X , X, JL My GJ V 7ZVjf5,WM7W MQQXZ V of . F5 X55 I' ' f nnyffvf if . fa' KMA! XP ff? A 2' W . My xt fl WV V' K . My ff 0 fy ffiff 1 I Produced By ' CAMPUS SERVICE Chicago, Ill. i ' A 1 ZTQW, X, c6?5W'L '6fwM17f - SR vii R S1 wigzffdfw E .WWW S vi Q V ,aiiff M ,gfjyf f'WL' w5,,fi'W Wjiwyi - , , AS WWW v , X A ww MN? Gyjji ,,EV. My fm r ,' 'Hifi M wa wk W' Wm 3 usa' 4 WJ ff if WJ fp XXV mf ff , W is vi WWW loegfjjifiilx My 5? Tix WW' if2f5Q2 QQ X3 9QfiQW4MQi2 Z3 X Q9 5372, f yr? Q2MmQ Q31 Qiffff2fffif'w'2 l5ffQ gwfff K j'5gfi1x,6f'Qf,5g r'55M5fef 3556 5 f1ai?Fs.f?f , is X W 1 '.x?f'if,,f' .. 2-3a1iTL1- I ..g4Q:.:SQuE4l-2fn F. .11mf?.f l. .gig 1 ,- .',t.,., . . 2.341 '.'- . , -Q.' J. ,, . 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