Broadview Academy - Encore Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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In enriching our experience, . . . encouraging our en- . and developing our individuality, . . . you have chal- . to respond to God's commission . . . In accepting that . . we erect a monument of love in our hearts . . . for Cin Elizabeth Eitel Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Hallock 7 years , 18 years 1 l l Fx NN dx R. Willard Wentland 8 years Mrs. J. O. Ferris '1-fl years Lee Taylor 9 years Ruth Wiest 8 years Mr. and Mrs. C. Roy Smith 19 years Eric Peterson DEDICATIGN CHAIRMAN ' VERY YOUNG PERSON ought to be pre- pared to face the practical realities of life -its opportunities, its responsibilities, its defeats and its successes. How he is to meet these experiences, whether he is to become inastcr or victim of circumstances, depends largely upon his preparation to cope with tliem. - Education, page 7. The above statement explains the mission of Broadview Academy. Here in this school can be found the opportunity for Illinois S. D. A. youth to receive both the inspiration for Christian living and preparation for Christ- ian service. Investigatc the opportunities at Broadview Academy first! J. L. McConaughey J. L. McCONAUGHEY President of Il'inois Conference Betty Oflenbgck and Edith Severs at the information window LEE TAYLOR ROADVIEW ACADEMY is God's insti- tution. It is a barrier against the over- whelming tide of evil that Satan has turned loose upon the world. While in at- tendance here, hundreds of young people have caught a vision of service and have conse- cecrated their lives to the Lord. Their record of hardship, faith, love, and achievement is one of which the Academy in justly proud. Every youth of academy age in Illinois should be enrolled at Broadview Academy. This is the Lord's plan. Let us as members of the Board, faculty, and constituency, unite our efforts to save our youth, let us channel their vigor and consecration into the furrow of the world's great need. Let us place the youth of Illinois in a haven of refuge-Broad View Academy. Lee Taylor PRINCIPAL flr. Taylor dictates to Miss Friestad vhile Dorothy Branum does some filing ur 11 ' Fake a letter, Miss Minear TREASURER'S OFFICE A place where accounts :irc rcckcmcd, the place from which ull spending and collecting is supervised, am of- fice run by ll capalfc und congenial mam who listens uude1's!L'11clingly to our iiI1l'I1ClLll tulcs of woe and ullcrz wise couuwsl wlicn thc going is i'uugh,-- this is lim Tl'OLlSL1l'C1 kR Oiliccr, and the 'rl'CLl5Lll'C1'. D. N. Hartman Treasurer Mrs. Norman R. Hallock Accountant Flccounting Department The mysterious precision and accuracy of figures cause many of us to regard the Accounting Department and its workers with special awe and admiration when we think of our own inability to add 2 plus 2 and come out with the proper answer. The efficiency with which this office hums is reflected in the person of Mrs. Hallock who supervises the helpers and acts as accountant. VVhether we are securing a class permit, calling for mail, or receiving our monthly statement, we can note with pride that our requests are handled with pleasant efficiency, a quality we all seek to emulate. Mrs. Hallock, Joella Drury, Nancy Ellis, Duane Rozema, and Faith Van Arsdell Elernor Janowski answers the telephone while Miss Davidson checks a recorcl sheet. Luana Wfml- cott has just typed lim-garden la carte cle la Franci- . . . Voici Paris l' an-xii' REGlSTRAR'S OFFICE Annabelle Davidson lieffistrar, French, English 3 FRENCH CLASS f Parlez-vous francais? -f Oni, je parle francaie tres bien. Do you speak French? asks one French 1 stu- dent ol' another. And indeed, when Miss Davidson is through teaching a French II student, he may answer proudly, Yes. I speak French very well. But. not only does Miss Davidson teach French and English, she also is the Registrar. Before we become seniors. we see this familiar office many times - whether we go there to straighten out an absence. ap- ply for one of tho3e wonderful free days, seek help on our correspondence course, or just drop in to say a cheerful hello to the Registrar. gi ,.gnul ' R. Willard Wentland Bible, History, Pastor Through the pages of Ancient, Bible, and World His- tory, the men who lived in other days pass in review. Here our minds are taught to learn by the experiences of others who walked the way before us. Here our problems and those of the social world are presented - and God,s solutions are applied. This time spent in gaining a loving trust in the Au- thor of the Bible is the best preparation for Eternity. In our Bible classes, we apply ourselves wholly to the scriptures and the scriptures Wholly to ourselves. Here We fulfill the purpose of a Christian educationg for it has been said and truly so, that Education is more the development of power than the mere accumula- tion of facts. FINCIENT HISTORY BIBLE DOCTRINES MATH . SCIENCE The Algebruts H Where the copy goes to press C. Roy Smith Mathematics, Physics The Broadview Press Medical Cadets This is tho way wc bakc- a cake 'WA-Y . , ,..,.,.., Hwy x HOME ECONOMICS GEOMETRY PHYSICS LAB. Mrs. C. Roy Smith Home Economics SPEECH CLASS - CHURCH HISTORY Arthur Anders Dean of Boys, Bible, Speech ' iffp i -,-, er-W - Ktgy ll 7 r . l A time to speak . . . to become conscious of our inherent possibilities in the field of public expres- sion . . . to overcome that latent fear we all possess . . . and to say what is in our hearts and minds with clarity and understanding. Here, points out Mr. Anders, is where Paul made one of his missionary journeys. TIME-that rare intangible thing we never have enough of, that despotic ruler of our lives and gov- ernor of our days, the thing all men seek and can nev- er find, the stuff that life is made of, our link with the past and with the fuiureg the thief who steals our youihg the measure of our lives which moves relent- lessly on, taking with it all but the memories of the days that have gone before . . . There have been good times, bad times, interesting times, dull times, inspirational times, and times of des- pair. If we were to live again the days of our year, all these and other times would come to our recollec- tion. There were mountain peak experiences in 1951. There were times of resolution and deliberation. There were fierce struggles with conscience, there were heart-breaking Gethsemanesg and yet . . . A time will come when our minds turn again to the Broadview of '51 . . . to the pleasureful re- membrances of that year . . . Gone will be the questions, the doubts, the faint dissatisfactionsg and in their places will loom the cherished memories of the years and pride in our alma mater. Our thoughts will be of the Weeks of Prayer, of friends and teach- ers, of classes attended and lessons learned, of cam- paigns, of programs, of skating and picnics, of study periods and prayer bands. We will close our eyes and memory's magic will bring music to our ears-songs of consecration and dedication sung by determined young people . . . Step by Step, Faithful Forever, Now I Belong to Jesus . . . And we will know that the Time we spent at Broad- view was Time was well spent . . . that our contacts of 1951 at B.V.A. were of eternal significance . . . and that although Time waits for no man . . . it cannot rob us of our precious memories . . . mem- ories of Broadview, '51. Virginia D. Rccdy Typing, Shorthand Dm-ur Sir: Thank you for your letter Now is the time for all good men Warren Waggerby and Nancy Ellis diaqram sentences in English class ENGLISH It isn't what we say that counts but the way we say it. This familiar quotation could certainly ap- ply to English. Some of our teachers teach us to weigh well our ideas before we speakg but in our English classes, Miss Wiest teaches us also to choose well our words so that our ideas may be expressed not only coherently but correctly. The passing of time will bring home to us more vividly the lasting inspiration we have received from our studies of the Ruth Wiest best in literature. English Poetry is only the beginning of a dream on a trail that tends to lead one on-on a promised journey that somehow never ends. Chemists in tho making Norman R. Hallock Biolmwi Chomigtrv, General Eleanor Janowski and Norman Frcnch Shop' Auto Mcchanics do somc microscopic work in Biology CHEMISTRY and BIOLOGY LIBRARY General Business Richard Schwarz Library, History, General Business A group of students pour over books and magazines . . . in quest of knowledge Cheek this part of your calculation carefully, Don, advises Mr, Schwarz Library Assistant, Marilyn Martin. checks out a book to Peggy Benedict while L R A R Y John Harvey waits his turn AMERICAN HISTORY A group of :seniors concentrate on a ii- brary assignment in American History, and Mr. Schwarz stands by to lend a helping hand CLASS OF 1951 R. Willard Wentland i Sponsors Arthur Anders If fi ' L jf, 1. - 1 Wifi-Y cqim, To Finish the Task eilffoffo Prepared for Such a Time as This 6017015 Royal Blue and White Qfowsz Red Rose HOMETOWN: Moline, Illinois. NICKNAME: Don. AMBITION: Doctor. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3 years, Student Council, Sophomore Class Officer, Seminar, S.A.M., In- gathering Bond Leader, EXPONENT Ass't. Circulation Manager, Sabbath School Officer, Sunshine Band, French Club Officer, Treasurer of Junior Class, EXPONENT-ENCORE Campaign Man- ager, Temperance Club, Captain of Basketball Team, Medical Cadet Corps, Senior Class President. JOHN ROBERT SCHLEIFER HOMETOWN: Hinsdale, Illinois. NICKNAME: Johnny. AMBI- TION: Accountant. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Band, Ingathering Band Leader, President of Junior Class, ENCORE Advertising Manager, Student Council, Decoration Com- mittee, Program Committee, Medical Cadet Corps. BARBARA ANN MINEAR SALUTATORIAN HOMETOWN: Rock Island, Illinois. NICKNAME: Barby. AMBI- TION: Secretary. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: S.A.M. Sgt.-at-Arms, Alpha Rho Gamma Sgt.-at-Arms, Sabbath School Pianist, Symphcnettes 4 years, Band, Sabbath School Superin- tendent, Ingathering Band Leader, Sub. Campaign Leader, Stu- dent Council, Temperance Club, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Sunshine Band Song Leader, Seminar Pianist, Ass't. ENCORE Editor, EXPONENT Circulation Manager, Winner of Sub. Cam- paign, Program Committee, Social Committee, ENCORE Editor. MARILYN MAE MARTIN HOMETOWN: Rockford, Illinois. NICKNAME: Lynnie. AMBITION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: 3 years. ACTIVITIES: Prayer Band Leader, Sub. Campaign Ass't. Leader, Alpha Rho Gamma Vice-President, Chairman of Flower and Color Committee, Chairman of School Social Committee, Camera Club, Alpha Rho Gamma Food Com- mittee. ALAN BROWN HOMETOWN: Noble, Illinois. NICKNAME: Al. AMBITION: Agri- culturist. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Band, Glee Club, Chorus, Senior Finance Committee, S.A.M. President, Student Council, Medical Cadet Corps. THOMAS BRIDGER HOMETOWN: New Windsor, Illinois. NICKNAME: Tom. AMBI- TION: Farmer. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Nduna Sgt.- at-Arms, Medical Cadet Corps. SUSAN DALE EVENS HOMETOWN: La Grange, Illinois. NICKNAME: Suzie. AMBI- TION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: IW: years. ACTIVITIES: Ingathering Band Leader, Symphonettes, Band, M. V. Song Leader, Seminar Song Leader, ENCORE Typist, EXPONENT Staff, Senior Class Program Committee. DON BORG PRESIDENT JOAN DOROTHY SCHUETTER VICE-PRESIDENT FRIEDA JO BAETHKE HOMETOWN: Chicago, Illinois. NICKNAME: Freak. AMBITION: Teacher. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Junior Class Sec- retary, Sophomore Class Secretary, Alpha Rho Gamma President, French Club Vice-President, Prayer Band Leader, Ass't. Ingather- ing Bond Leader, Assoc. Editor of EXPONENT, Publicity Secretary, Symphonettes, Band, Chorus, Temperance Club, Teachers of To- morrow Club, Social Committee Chairman, Senior Finance Com- mittee. ALFRED MARTIN PELLERIN I HOMETOWN: La Grange, Illinois. NICKNAME: Al. AMBITION: Engineer. ATTENDANCE: 3Vz years. ACTIVITIES: ENCORE Circu- lation Manager, Basketball Team, Social Committee, Medical Cadet Corps. ROBERT DAVIS HOMETOWN: Defiance, Ohio. NICKNAME: Bob. AMBITION: Undecided. ATTENDANCE: 3 years. ACTIVITIES: Medical Cadet Corps. BETTY MAE OFFENBACK HOMETOWN: Peoria, Illinois. NICKNAME: Betsy. AMBITION: Oral Hygienist. ATTENDANCE: 'I year. ACTIVITIES: Sabbath School Superintendent, Symphonettes, Temperance Club, lngather- ing Song Leader, Student Council Member, Finance Committee, Girls' Trio. JANIS ELAINE SHULTZ HOMETOWN: Sheridan, Illinois. NICKNAME: Shultz. AMBI- TION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Sabbath School Pianist, M. V. Pianist, Seminar Pianist, Band, Chorus, Teachers of Tomorrow, Song and Hymn Committee, Sunshine Band, EXPONENT Staff. RONALD HORN HOMETOWN: Nashville, Tennessee. NICKNAME: Ronnie. AMBI- TION: Physical Ed. Teacher. ATTENDANCE: 2 years. ACTIVITIES: French Club Officer, Ndunas President, Temperance Club, Glee Club, Seminar, Sabbath School Chorister, Medical Cadet Corps. HOMETOWN: Chicago, Illinois. NICKNAME: Joanie. AMBITION: Secretary. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Alpha Rho Gam- ma President, Sub. Campaign Leader, Chairman Program Com- mittee, Organ Campaign Leader, Chorus, lngathering Band Leader, Camera Club, Vice-President Senior Class. PHYLLIS MARLENE WEAVER HOMETOWN: Aurora, Illinois. NICKNAME: Phil. AMBITION: Secretary. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Chorus, Teachers of Tomorrow, M. V. Secretary, Social Committee, Flower and Color Committee. PATRICIA ANN WHEELER HOMETOWN: Sycamore, Ohio. NICKNAME: Fat. AMBITION: Missionary. ATTENDANCE: I year. ACTIVITIES: Band, French Club, Non-resident student. LOREN WAYNE LIVESAY HOMETOWN: Bluford, Illinois. NICKNAME: Sonny, AMBITION: Salesman. ATTENDANCE: 3 years. ACTIVITIES: Sgt.-at-Arms of Ndunas, Treasurer of Ndunas, Food Committee Senior Class, Medical Cadet Corps. MARJORIE ANN VOSS HOMETOWN: Franlcsville, Wisconsin. NICKNAME: Maggie. AM- BITION: Housewife. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Chorus, Sgt.-at-Arms of Alpha Rho Gamma, Prayer Band Leader, Saxo- phone Quartet, Band, Teachers of Tomorrow, Student Council, Food Committee ot Senior Class. SHIRLEY ANN HOLDRIDGE IIOMETOWN: Moline, Illinois. NICKNAME: Lady. AMBITION: Laboratory Technician. ATTENDANCE: I year. ACTIVITIES: M. V. Leader. VIVIENNE ULDINE ELLIS HOMETOWN: Findlay, Ohio. NICKNAME: Viv. AMBITION: Bible Worker. ATTENDANCE: 3 years. ACTIVITIES: Prayer Band Leader, Sabbath School Secretary, Ingathering Band Leader, Symphonettes, Chorus, EXPONENT Staff, ENCORE Staff, Alpha Rho Gamma Sgt.-at-Arms, Senior Song Committee, Senior Aim and Motto Committee, Senior Program Committee. HOMETOWN: Chicago, Illinois. NICKNAME: Frenchie. AMBI- TION: Secretary. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Senior Program Committee, Prayer Band Leader, M. V. Leader, Chorus, Student Council, EXPONENT Campaign Ass't., Leader, Alumni Assoc. Secretary, Senior Class Secretary. WANDA MAE FRENCH SECRETARY JERRY HOLDRIDGE TREASURER Nw.. Wwe HOMETOWN: Moline, Illinois. NICKNAME: Moldy. AMBITION: Undecided. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Ndunas Presi- dent, Seminar Leader, Sophomore Class President, Student Coun- cil, Sabbath School Song Leader, Glee Club, Commissioner of Labor of Boys Club, Ass't. Leader EXPONENT-ENCORE Cam- paign, lngathering Leader, Ingathering Song Leader, M. V. Song Leader, Business Manager of Student Council, Master Comrade Club, Temperance Club, Chorus, School Basketball Team, Social Committee, Chairman of Finance Committee, Medical Cadet Corps, Treasurer of Senior Class. NORMAN KOPITZKE HOMETOWN: Mountain, Wisconfn. NICKNAME: Pittzke. AMBI- TION: Engineer. ATTENDANCE: 3 years. ACTIVITIES: Sgt.-ot- Arms Ndunas, Medical Cadet Corps. LA RAYNE JOYCE WHITFORD HOMETOWN: Milton Junction, Wisconsin. AMBITION: Secretary. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Band, Sabbath School pi- anist, Symphonettes, Chorus, M. V. pianist, lngathering Band Song Leader, M. V. Song Leader, Typist for ENCORE, Seminar pianist, Senior Class Song Committee. BRITT INGEGERD VREINE HOMETOWN: Riverside, Illinois. AMBITION: French Teacher. ATTENDANCE: 2 years. ACTIVITIES: French Club, non-resident student. RONALD GREER HOMETOWN: Beecher, Illinois. NICKNAME: Ronnie. AMBITION: Farmer. ATTENDANCE: I year. ACTIVITIES: Band, Medical Cadet Corps. ROBERT HOWARD HOMETOWN: Decatur, Illinois. NICKNAME: Bob. AMBITION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: 2 years. ACTIVITIES: Ass't. lngathering Band Leader, Sub Campaign Leader, Ndunas Sgt.-at-Arms, Senior Flower Committee, Senior Program Committee, Temperance Club, Camera Club, Med cal Cadet Corps. CONSTANCE LOU ISE HARVEY HOMETOWN: Hinsdale, Illinois. NICKNAME: Connie. AMBITION: Secretary. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITTES: Student Ad- vance Movement, Student Council, Senior Decoration Committee. HOMETOWN: Chicago, Illinois. NICKNAME: Jan. AMBITION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Teachers of Tomor- row, Alpha Rho Gamma Secretary, S. A. M. Secretary, Sabbath School Secretary, Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Class, Flower and Color Committee, Food Committee, Prayer Band Leader, Social Com- mittee. DOROTHY MAY SOUKOP HOMETOWN: Brookfield, Illinois.. NICKNAME: Dot. AMBITION: Secretary. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: French Club, Alpha Rho Gamma, Chorus, Non-resident Student. ROBERT BUTTS HOMETOWN: Streator, Illinois. NICKNAME: Bobby. AMBITION: Save Souls. ATTENDANCE: I year. ACTIVITIES: Seminar Leader, Ingathering Band Song Leader, Temperance Club, Medical Cadet Corps. ANNE KRPALEK HOMETOWN: Brookfield, Illinois. AMBITION: Secretary. ATTEND- ANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Chorus, French Club, Non-resident Student. DOROTHY LEE BRANUM HOMETOWN: Peoria, Illinois. NICKNAME: Dottie. AMBITION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: 'I year. ACTIVITIES: Symphonettes, Sab- bath School Chorister, M. V. Pianist, Ingathering Band Leader, Temperance Club, Girls' Club Social Committee, Senior Program Committee, Senior Finance Committee. DONALD PAULSON HOMETOWN: Zion, Illinois. NICKNAME: Don. AMBITION: Air- plane mechanic. ATTENDANCE: I year. ACTIVITIES: Ndunas Club Parliamentarian, Medical Cadet Corps. CAROLYN JEAN FRANZKE HOMETOWN: Chicago, Illinois. NICKNAME: Carol. AMBITION: Secretary. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Chorus, Teachers ol Tomorrow. JANET P ITTS SGT.-AT-ARMS ARNOLD C. NOBLE SGT.-AT-ARMS , MILDRED PERNELL PEARSON HOMETOWN: La Grange, Illinois. NICKNAME: Mil. AMBITION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Band, French Club, Non-resident Student, Decoration Committee. JOSEPH HANSON HOMETOWN: La Grange, Illinois. NICKNAME: Joe. AMBITION: Brick Mason. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Chorus, Sgt.- at-Arms of Junior Class, Medical Cadet Corps, Flower and Color Committee, Decorating Committee. RUTH PETERSON HOMETOWN: Moline, Illinois. NICKNAME: Ruthie. AMBITION: Elementary School Teacher. ATTENDANCE: 3 years. ACTIVITIES: Aim and Motto Committee of Senior Class, M. V. Secretary, Teachers of Tomorrow Club. EDITH MAXINE SEVERS HOMETOWN: Memphis, Tennessee. NICKNAME: Edie. AMBI- TION: Secretary. ATTENDANCE: 2 years. ACTIVITIES: Seminar Pianist, Sgt.-at-Arms Junior Class, Alpha Rho Gamma Vice-Pre:i- dent, Ad Building Monitor, Ingathering Band Leader, Sabbath School Pianist, Prayer Band Leader. JOHN SALINAS HOMETOWN: Cotulla, Texas. NICKNAME: Johnnie. AMBITION: Missionary. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVITIES: Seminar Leader, Prayer Band Leader, Aim and Motto Committee, Commonwealth Officer, Medical Cadet Corps, Treasurer of French Club, Chorus. SYLVIA EASTON HOMETOWN: Vincennes, Indiana. NICKNAME: Syl. AMBITION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: I year. ACTIVITIES: Camera Club, Senior Motto Committee. HOMETOWN: Know, Indiana. NICKNAME: Arnie. AMBITION: Doctor. ATTENDANCE: 'I year. ACTIVITIES: Sabbath School Secretary, Glee Club, ENCORE-EXPONENT Campaign Assistant Leader, Ndunas Club, EXPONENT Reporter, Medical Cadet Corps, Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Class. ARDELLA REBECCA STRATTON HOMETOWN: Anderson, Indiana. NICKNAME: Becky. AMBI- TION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: I year. ACTIVITIES: Sobbalh School Teacher, Food Committee Senior Class, Sunshine Band, Temper- ance Club. RAUL ANTON HOMETOWN: Santa Clara, Cuba. NICKNAME: Tony. AMBITION: Athletic Coach. ATTENDANCE: 3 years. ACTIVITIES: Medical Cadet Corps. WAYNE KRAJEFSKA HOMETOWN: Decatur, Illinois. ATTENDANCE: 4 years. ACTIVI- TIES: Sub Campaign Prize Winner, Medical Cadet Corps. DOLORES RODRIQUEZ HOMETOWN: Chicago, Illinois. NICKNAME: Lolita. ATTEND- ANCE: 3 years. GEORGIA RUTH EDWARDS HOMETOWN: Springfield, Illinois. AMBITION: Undecided. AT- TENDANCE: 'I semester. GORDAN DALE HEWLETT PASTOR HoMETowN: Chicago, Illinois. NICKNAME: Dale. AMBITION: Minister. ATITENDANCE: 2 years. ACTIVITIES: Sabbath School Superintendent, Sabbath School Secretory, Sem'nar Song Leader, S.A M. President, Student Council, Teachers of Tomorrow Club, Temperance Club, lngathering Campaign Leader, Quartet, Junior Class Pastor, Medical Cadet Corps, Basketball Team, Prayer Band Leader, Chorus, Glee Club, Song ond Hymn Committee, Senior Class Pastor.: SENIOR SNAPS 1. Sophisticated Lady 2. Barby and Jan 3. Hercules 4. Dale 5. Donnie G. Connie 7. Anton 8. We Three 9. Hail! Hail! The gang's all here 10. Wanda and Joanie 11. Al 12. Ronnie 13. Tom 14. Margie 15. Halloween Play 16. Mr. Anders 17. The Elder JUANITA CROXTON VALEDICTORIAN HOMETOWN: Rock Islancl, Illinois. NICKNAME: Nita. AMBI- TION: Nurse. ATTENDANCE: 3 years. ACTIVITIES: Camera Club Secretary, Alpha Rho Gamma Sgt,-af-Arms, Junior Class Vice- presidenf, Seminar Secrefary, Alpha Rho Gamma Secretary, Prayer Band Leader, ENCORE Ari Editor, EXPONENT Editor, Ingcihering Bond Leader, S.A.M. Vice-president, Student Council, Symphonefles, Temperance Club Publishing Agenl, Senior Song Commiifee, Senior Decoralion Commiffee, Valediciorian of Senior Class. Richard Schwarz Sponsor Virginia! Olson Sponsor Qflfloffo Each for the Other and All for God f , ..i7lLlrz A Changeless Purpose in a Changing World COZYOTS Dubonnet and White Qfoliiai White Carnation Ufhm Lfwiicazf Lawrence Hanson, President Corrinne McMahan, Vice-president Ruth Hanson, Secretary Gene Harvey, Treasurer John Harvey, Pastor Ann Bledsoe, Sergeant at Arms Norman Brown, Sergeant at Arms K, M. -A .Ez D. Mitzelfelt P. Hall D. Gooch N. Severs F. Johnson J. Lane D. Schmidt B. Beavers D. Easton M. White M. Judy I. Otrusina R. Hendricks P. Benedict H. McIntyre M. England H. Jablonski F.Van Arsdell H. Hubbard L. Johnson J. Whitezel B. Vinkel D. Blanche L. Wolcott W. Hamlin R. Onstad L. Pitcher R. Gutsche Not Pictured: B. Brewer, A. Anderson, S. Schueler, H. Foil, E. Johnson, Olson, J. Robertson, R. Smith, A. Tary, V. Turner J. Young L. Wellman S. Mullen D. Jenson L. Cederberg R. Nelson, H ,, arg? Row l. R. Grow, D. Peterson, M. Shandor, E. McPheeter. Row 2. R. Grosboll, R. Shane. E. Metzger, J. Drury, E. Janowski, Y. Morinaga, N. Ulliccrs and Sponsors: Seated: N. Ellis, Vice president: J. Hanson, President: E. Janowski, Sccrcturyg Mr. Hartman. Mrs. Rccdy. Sponsors, Standing: D. Pclcrson. Pastor: R. Allan, T1'CZlf'f- u cr: R. Schmidt. Y. Morinuga. Sets, all Arm Ellis, J. Parker, B. Barron. Row 3. L. Barlow. A. Kuykendall, J. Catalano, N. Champagne, O. Fitch V. Whitford, M. St. Pierre, M. Stocks, L. Hardt, M. Ingo. D. Rog- ers. Row 4, N. French, A. Ander- son, D. Baptist, D. Dodd, J. Han- son, R. Schmidt, D. Biddison. R. Allen, W. Waggerby, N. Fritz. Not pictured, P. Haberland, F.. John-- son, L. Johnson, B. Mason. J. Moore, P. Pitts, D. Sanders. R. Vynalek. L. Wernimont, B. Cow- ari., S. Scliuelcr CLASS OF 1953 Officers and Sponsors: L. Johan- sen: V. Miller, Sgts. at Arms, B. Boisso, Pastor, D. Rozema, Treas- urer, V. Anderson, Secretary, V. Lane, Vice-presidentg V. Smouse, President, Miss Davidson, Mr. Hamel, Sponsors CLASS OF 1954 ROW 1. G. Humm, T. Peterson, V. Miller, N. Ellis, V. Ray, V. Anderson H. Bessemer, M. Wainscott, G. Champagne, C. Windemuth. Row 2. W Muffo, G. Ghelfi, V. Smouse, J. Lourash, P. Killian, Miss Davidson, D Rosema, C. Wellman, A. Adache, B. Boisso. Row 3. R. Swanson, G. Sie- bold, R. Otrusina, W. Hayes, M. Lounsberry, L. Johansen, W. Schaeffler P. Smith, R. Wright, C. Franzke. Not Pictured. V. Lane, D. Reden- baugh, R. Wierzbowski. - 1.1 BOYS' DORMITORY Duane Peterson, Arnold Noble, and Don Mitzel- felt relax at home Dale Howlett and Tom Bridger talk things over in the lounge while Bob- by Beeman and Loren Livcsay improve their time by reading S Prayer Band Leaders listen as Laddie Hanson offers some suggestions for prayer band. L. to R., Dale Hewlett, Harold Foll Laddie, Duane Peterson, John Salinas, John Har- vey, and Bob Butts The boys enjoy a rousing song service during wor- ship l You see, dean, it was like this 1 F 0:1 x4 ii O1 ihe lawn between Maple Hall and the Ad Building Miss Friestad chats with one of her helpers, Pat Hall Girls Prayer Band Leaders: Miss Friestad, F. Baethke, J. Pitts, L. Cedex' berg. W. French, P. Hall, M. Martin, M. Voss, B. Vinkel, H. Bessemm J. Croxton. . Q F lx Arlene Friestad Dean of Girls Phyllis and Pat talk things over Secretary to the Principal in their typical girls' room GIRLS' DORMITORY P' .Ns was PP' M. V. Ullicerst Front, R. Allen. F. Johnson, S. Holdridge, N. Brown Back, W. French, D. Branum, C. McMahan, A. Bledsoe. R. Peter- son, B. Vinkel, L. Wellman, Miss David- son, L. Hardt. P. Wea- ver, Mr. Anders. Seminar Officers: Front, L. Hanson, B. Butts J. Harvey, D. Hewlett. Back. C. Me- Mahan, L. Hardt, B. Howard, D, Peterson, N. Brown, E. Severs, J, Holdridge, B. Vinkel R. Horn. Sabbath School Olli- cer: Row 1. B, Offen- baek, L. Hardt, J. Shultz, D. Branum, J. Pitts, F. VanArsdell, Row 2, H. Bessemer, Miss Friestad, Mr. Snell, Mr. Hartman, S. Mullen, B. Minear. Row 3, A. Noble, R. Horn, L. Hanson, R. Howard. J. Hanson. J. Harvey. TAKE TIME TO BE HOLY. . .U How dear are the I O memories of these ins irational hases of our cam- P P pus life. Time to study, time to work, and time to A C T I V I T I play: but most important of all, time to be holy. TIME FOR SERVICE Time to shale with someone else a little of our happiness IH In.,athering work and Sunshine Band The amount of time spent in service was the most satisfying of all our experiences For in seeking happiness for others, we unconsciously found it for ourselves and in filling our lives with something useful to do, we found satis- faction and contentment which is impossible in any other type of endeavor. -llg111lTC1':!'l'-I Band Lcaflcxzs RCW 1, V. Ellis, L. Whitford, E. Severs, F. Baethke, B. Mineer, D. Branutn. Row 2, B. Oflegibsck, D. Peteuson. S. Mullen, J. Iloldrfdge, C. Mf:M:1han, R. Allen, S. Hold- riflfje. Row 3, L. Hanson, J. lfervfy, R. Howard, D. Borg J. Sehieifer, F. Johnson, D. Hewlett, R. Butts Sunshine Farid Leaders D. Peterson, P. Hall, Mr. Jolrnon, J. Catalano, M. White, D. Borg Winning Ingathering Band Row 1, Miss Davidson, S. Mullen, J. Holdridge, F. Baethke, Miss Friestad. Row 2, R. Grosboll, V. Anderson, I. Otrusina, R. Peterson, J. fchuetter, B. Beavers, P. Benedict. Row 3, H. Foll, R. ffwanson, G. Harvey, D. Dodd, N. French is Band Leaders Seated: L. Hanson, J. Holdridge, D. Borg, Mr. l Schwarz. Standing: W. French. A. Noble, L. Wtmlccntt, B. Howard, J. Schuetter, L.Cederber3 First Prize Winner: W. Krajefska l Second and Third Prize Winners B. Howard and F. Baethlce EXPONENTHENCORE CAMPAIGN Remember the theme of the campaign? There were Seabiscuit, Citation, Man O' War and Whirlaway competing against each otherg and the nag that came in first was Whirla way! Winning band leaders were Joan Schuetter and Arnold Noble. S goitei Conference President ,,rx1f1,. '90 gt, Speaks at Vespcrs r.m 'l.. lbw F I ,. .W W- 4 4 oxy Fr ,Q A x wilmlvlvr- nm- W , VIA. ,nf Abi, cshrzwh , S' 1 . Jolly Juniors ,jf Ofc. 1 ,ht ,I nl, x- N, 'fm ul, i. .. .r..i.4..i. rim 1 i i.,7 1- fi,.,, .1 ,LW me 1 .x.in.ii.. 22, nn' 1 ul.: i -1 PM ui.. .v.,,5.,,, .,-.f. s...-,,, M' f' , f ' wi. TJo11tl1'si,r1ixgr0r,S liral Cadr-15 'm 'f lf1iI'i:'v ' 'ram Q1 Seen in Reiiew .. VV 1 - 'ii i,- ,A ,. ' .4, i. -' A x ., 1 .. GJ' w- ty -A , Q .. Nl i. im , . n ., Un . . .E lf. Xkallvxu K is Null Aiiniiiince Officers Alumni News iitsett and Bralcy Lead Week of Prager Sr-houl lixpvricnrcs Deep Revival 'Hfefen -A-T-'S ,fQ' 'k W wg Film , Ce P Vi, sho , . Peaks On sfesldlmt M' Hamlin Xlrenrll Umadd , , Service . it ' llcrm. i xiww 5' . . eq- W-I-1-..i AW' '. . ' ,fag I Wk Y un. ,. ' X' Whitsett Speaks swine' have . Swans if C' at Church Service ,y-If rgmmlv M -jfzen I :QQ lfml-.'l.Classes Org' 2 U - ic Lross ,,,. anne . Lectur .,i.. .ii,, . .. . .J '- ,mf 6 On .. .jllfillllwraiice V nrdrseWnunQx1xfrHr'r Kc gomxti fnxgxx. . xntlxtncnfg hed Xfksa New Wflmpf-iwr'12f 'lf. . XXRHIIQQ-u 478816 PM 'ml 'ij fl ter Gable Gives 1 777 erm if Lyceum Lecture 'W' Nw-gp i vi... ,,.., ,, X7 A. 3 - ' 9 U-1-in if f-.4 .viii l f - Hnnielllns UMW rd vi. X nf 1.w.fi ln.. J. Wim- Ml' N - W X 5m,mi0.000 .M. hlects Omcers Sturlnmsdlsexvtisitiun le llr-wlclr, President T' mira Croxton. liditor ' ' . . 1- , ,H ,,, ,. ..., ' . F ' ' ' -W' im. .W Q 1:1 4lderH J K' n x A Unfe Bl I . S ' f Deaksa E , ix r vwpers . EXPONENT StaH: Seated, V. Ellis, F. Baethke, J. Shultz, Miss Wiest, J. Croxton. Standing, D. Borg, D. Peterson, J. Hanson, Mr. Smith, S. Evens, G. Ed- wards, E. Severs, A. Noble. Not pictured, Mr. Hartman HEADLINES ol the YEAR ENCORE Stall: Seated, Mr. Hartman, B. Minear, Mrs. Reedy, Mr. Smith. Standing, V. Ellis, J. Croxton, L. Vllhitford, L. Wolcott, F. Johnson, M. Stocks, J.SchlQi- fer. Not pictured, A. Pellerin Yiudcxpt Council Members: Seated, C. MclVlahan. J. Lane, L. Wolcott, N. Severs, Miss Friestad, Mr. Anders. Standing. B. Offenback, F. John- son, J. Croxton, D. Hewlett, A. Brown, R. Horn, Mr. Schwarz S.A.M. Officers: Seated, A. Brown, Mr. Schwarz, D. Hewlett. J. Croxton. Standing. E. Janowski, N. Ellis, P. Hall, L. Barlow, V. Miller, J. Pitts, C. Franzke. STUDENT COUNCIL AND S. A. M. In the midst of the busy hustle of our school days, the Student Advance Movement and Students Council found time to meet to plan for the students' activities and campaigns which set before us ever-widening horizons. With boundless energy, we rose as one stu- dent body to meet and conquer the tasks before us. Not only was our ENCORE-EXPO- NENT Campaign successful, but others such as the Organ Campaign stand as proof of the value of ambitious and industrious students. Vduna Officers: Row 1, F. Johnson, J. Holdridge, R. Horn H Foll, Mr. Anders. Row 2, L. Livesay, B. How- ard N Kopitzke, L. Hanson, D. Peterson, J. Hanson, A. Noble, T. Bridger, D. Paulson Time to play- to forget the everyday rou- tine for a while and put heart and body into a brisk game of basketball or baseball. In this Way, We not only improve intellect but body as wellg and how we cherish the memories of those intramural contests . . . the happy and carefree times spent in friendly rivalry for class supremacy. In addition to sponsoring recreation of the athletic nature, the Nduna Club plans parties and programs to flavor school routine with the spice of variety. The planning of these functions challenges the in- itiative and originality of the residents of Elm Hall, and it is under such conditions that we best learn to practice the rules of co-operation and good sportsmanship as we work together with our club officers. N tr 4.. wf xr wi ww jing Girls' Club Officers: Frontg J. Pitts, H. Bessemer. Backg Y. Morinaga R. Shane, M. Martin, J. Schuetter, F. Baethke, E. Severs, B. Vinkel, Miss Friestad Il A special demonstration for the girls in the art of flower arrangement Valentine-Hard-Times Party. Need we say I'l101'E??? LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS Club Ullicersz Seated, C. Mc- Mahan. F. Baethke. L. Wolcott Standing. R. Horn, J. Schleifer. The French Club Christmas Program TEMPERANCE Temperance Club: Row 1. Miss Davidson, B. Minear, V. Ellis, J. Crox- ton.. D. Borg, L. Cederberg, C. McMahan, F. Baethke. Mr. Anders. Row 2. D. Peterson. J. Harvey, A. Anderson, M. Stocks, N. Ellis, B. Offen- back. G. Edwards, M. White, L. Pitcher, D. Rogers, B. Butts. How 3 J. Holdridge, R, Anton, D. Hewlett. G. Harvey, D, Biddison. B. Howard F. Johnson, R. Allen. R. Horn 4.1.1.1 W' ' Q A o,'0n Q Q,'h Q.. 'O oo' ko U. ,9. gh! ,W9' 9' Oo I :Un v N Q OO 'll- 'Q in at CAMERA CLUB When the Shutter Bug gets you, you find yourself a camera fiend . . . fone of the nicest kind of fiends, thank youj and a member of the Camera Club ably spon- sored by Mr. Hallock Field trips into Chicago andthe Museum of Science ard Industry :ome- times yield this sort of Whimsy in addition to educational benefits of unmeasured worth FIELD TRIPS Melvin Johnson Music Mrs. Roy Olson Voice RHYTHM TIME Mrs. Olson accompanies L. Wellman in his voice losson Mrs. Richard Schwarz Piano K' Hit that note again, Don Mrs. Schwarz smiles across the piano X, .i V THE BAND FAVORITE SELECTIONS Washington Post Trombone Toboggan American Patrol No Name High School Cadets PERSONNEL Trumpets lloy Allen Lois Cederberg Mervin Shandor Dick Otrusina Warren Waggerby Mary White Cornets Arthur Cederberg Harold Olson Clarinets Gene Harvey Francis Johnson Luther Johansen Irene Otrusina Roy Olson Verle Lane Jim Robertson Susan White Burnadette McBride Trombones John Schleifer Lo Rayne Whitford Loren Wellman Billy Lugenbeal Norman Brown Sa-xophoncs Ronald Greer Mrs. Simpson Mary Beth Frank Don Mitzelfelt Susan Weichert Baritones Barbara Beavers Bill Hayes Flutes Janis Shultz Virginia Anderson Drums Joella Drury Mary Stocks Pat Wheeler Glockenspiel Lillian Hardt Tubas Ronald Horn Reuben Rivera X x Q ,.1...'. Q ,. -xAA': fi 1 ,.,.. f Q K Q Q gg -'-:: '., 1 2? SQ Z'AA': ' ' Qziqz... 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Ulficc Crew: Mrs. Benny Colon, Mary Plant B Superintendent White' and Mrs' Roy Olson Dale Hewlett Ruth Peterson Many are the memories of happy days at the College Wood Products. Whether stretching plastic, or packing boxes, there was always a cheerful atmosphere. Time spent in work was perhaps some of the most valuable tirne, for here we learned to pull togetherg and student learned to get along with student. Few things are impossible to diligence-and much of it was displayed by faithful workers in the C.W. P. ,ff W fmwmn, . V..-ff'-F 11,31 LAUNDRY Mrs. J. O. Ferris Liundry, School Nurse This is the way we iron the clothes . -z The 'Afiremenn take a minute off to have their picture taken Biddison and Allen doing some work while Mr. Peterson supervises Paul Lugenbcal Maintenance QI? , Eric Pcti'rs0n Engineer Ivan Hunt MAINTENANCE Maintenance, Bus Driver 4' Put gravy on the pola- toes, please Pumpkin pie with Whipped cream . . . um-m-m-m U Six hungry people Elizabeth Eitel Matron CAFETERIA Mrs. Arthur Anders Store Manager Johnnie and Peter clean the Ad N Building The Grounds Crew l Groceries, confections, school supplies, stamps or money orders, the Store will provide you with what you need CUSTODIANS MONITORS and READERS AD BUILDING MONITOR, E. Severs, gives some advice to D. Rozema GIRLS' DORM ASSISTANTS S. Mullen, P. Hall, B. Vinkel READERS: Seated, M. Martin J. Pitts, B. Minear, W. French Standing, A. Bledsoe, V. Ellis, R Allen, B. Vinkel, J. Croxton Dale loads the milk into the delivery truck H Chief Bottle Washer Lyle Hamel Farm Manager. Agriculture FARM and DAIRY Take it right over there Broadview Academy supplies its own Grade A Milk from its Grade A Dairy. This spring something new was added, i. e., facili- ties for making our own ice cream. The boys who work on the farm are gain- ing valuable experience and are discovering new Helds of interest which can be highly ben- eficial to them in future years. D. Gooch and friend D. Blanche, J. Whitezel, R. Grow and J. Hanson pose with their young charges Sonior Tcum: A. Pcllcrin, R. Horn, N. Kopitzkc D. Borg. J. Holdridgc. D. Hcwlctt School Tcam: Row 1, L. Hanson, A. Pellerin D. Peterson, J. Hanson, L. Johnson, Row 2, J. Holdridgc, D. Borg, N. Kopitzke, R. Horn. D. Hewlett In Action or playing a game or two of volley ball . . . ui- ping pong . On open U Saturday nights we spent our time skating . . . PLAY TIME Mr. Schwarz and assistant, Lillian Hvrclt, chock the filcs Eleanor Janowski turns out a rush job for the office on the Ditto rnachinc Futurc mochunics put into prac- ticc what they have lcarnccl rc- gurcling thc mysteries of inotors in Auto Mechanics 1 ::Q::---:::::::::o0-:::::o::::: GERALD F. FIRESTONE INSURANCE For Every Need Huto Loans Phone 85 3730 Prairie Ave. Brookfield, Illinois :::Qo:::::::-Q::::::::::::::::::: 1 THE WVORLD STEPS ASIDE 1 lx V, 'ff AXA i ' wwf--N fb-n -T,-. V J it I ' For the man who knows Where he is going, and What to do when he gets there ....-.......- Our courses can help you Write for the 1951 Bulletin HOME STUDY INSTITUTE Takoma Park, Washington 12, D. C. 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