Carl Sandburg High School - Poet Yearbook (Orland Park, IL)

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'6 .fs'C-if -re L' Q. , ,gf M: ' ' .gf5 x s Uh The 1955 POET records the f1rst year of Carl Sandburg I-hgh School Consolldated School D1str1ct H230 Orland Park Ill1no1s the result of the consol1dat1on of Orland Cornmumty I-hgh School D1str1ct H221 and Palos Commumty I-hgh School D1str1ct 14222 1 1 W THIS book takes as 1ts goal the por trayal of the most memorable event of the year the ded1cat1on A thunderous ovat1on greeted Carl Sandburg the guest speaker he walked across the stage to beg1n a talk that has hngered 1n the memory of every great man as one by one h1s words took on a unmty and deep meamng MAY all who turn the pages of th1s book recall to mmd the dedlcatlon and the many other events whlch have taken place dur1ng th1s f1rst year at Carl Sandburg I-hgh School , . . I . , , as student. A great lesson was learned from a Q KN ,e 9 ' f R- X QS - K 'Y-X ., f'.:k . 31, ' x S., 31 .n A X Q K, 4'1- -1 2:5 -af. 1 ' f'- -CF., -X . Dr. Henry chats with Mr. Sandburg a few minutes before the dedication program. I'm on the Illinois prairie. I'm glad to be so near a cornfield and a red barn. I am a child of time. Loving hands and thought ful hearts have seen my foundations and walls rise to serve as best they can a young generation living in a time of world storm. ' Q 1 ,.. 'ww ,Y few ,4- A -tn ,lf- 'Where to? what nex 9 Faculty Man 15 a Changer Classes The People Yes Sports Here are the Roars ACt1V1t1eS The Story Goes On Advert1sements We the Pubhc Index One by One -vw nf? za a rs 15:52 43.48 :exam :Emi mi' aid 5 cz m lg I Super1ntendent of Carl Sandburg Hlgh School IS Dr V1rg11 Henry A leader 1n the conso11dat1on movement Mr Henry proudly vlews one ars of CIVIC plannlng research and co operation n cu1m1nat1on of ye Carl Sandburg Hlgh School Although h1s educat1ona1 dream now has concrete form thls kee planner and observer presents contmued st1mulat1on for academ1c progress and growth CUT, Ctllgel' Man is a changer. God made him a changer. You may become the witnesses of the funest and brightest era known to mankind. Man forms his opinions from what he knows. Man changes his opinions from what he learns. As his knowledge increases, his opinions change-- for the better. Dedicated to this idea of in- creasing knowledge and thus removing undesirable prejudices, this changer, the teacher, may always make the same pertinent statement: Here to my rooms will come fresh generations one after another, gazing out on the world in history, gazing in on themselves in reverie, some asking the ancient questions, 'While we live what is worth looking at, what is worth listening to, and what might be Worth dying for? ' 1 2 S 4 1 i Following the dedication program Mr. Sandburg presents an autographed collection of his works to Miss Stigall, librarian, and Dr. Henry. -is .2 'U' me K 'ET' Top Row BILL ADAMS. . .Physical Education, Drivers Training. B. S. , Murray State Collegeg M. A. , University of Missouri, Westminster College.. . Football Backfield Coach, Basketball Fresh. -Soph. Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach, Track Coach. JAMES ADCOCK. . . Bookkeeping, General Business, Business Typing, Personal Typing. . . B. S. , M. A. , Murray State College, University of Tennessee Jr. College. . . Adm. Ass't in Athletics. RUTH BARDWICK. . . English III, American History. .. A. B., A. M. , University of Illinois. . .Girls' Counselor, Senior Class. VIOLET BIMM. . . Shorthand I and II, Typing I and Il, Office Practice... B. S., M. S., Western State College . . .Junior Class. BOIIOIII Row ROSEMARY BROWN. . . Physical Education.. . B. S. , Southeast Missouri State College, Washington Univer- sity. . . Freshman Class, Pep Club, N. H. S. WILLIAM BROWN. . . Biology. . . B. S. , Slippery Rock State Teacher's Collegeg University of Maine: M. A., University of Iowa. . . Audio-Visual Education Assist- ant, Carnival Assistant. Busy chiseling his way through Mr. Robb soon hopes to have a recognizable form carved from this shapeless piece of wood. 'Z' Q KV Kitts ,f . 7 .4 -s A Q , ' A in .im N 7 Q -I K? in E ': by M, fe.. Ei!-FSS sm ,FP 'f I 'S .. A f-qs E-a-,4-21-. rx - , :Z-si. f-'.s5.ff':-:w Mum., ',::,,:,w is.-,-: -. .. w .A-4 fm is 1 .tw-an ' - ',v4I'.', g':.:::,.r' qw, . ll, - . 1 7 12. .W f't-M-ff THIRTEEN NEW TEACHERS JENNIE CAPPER. . . Mathematics, English. . . A. B. . University of Illinois, University of Chicagog Univer- sity of Hawaii. . . Book Store. RICHARD COMPTON. . . Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry, Algebra. . . A. B. , St. Ambrose, De Paul University, Loyola University. . . Student Council, Safety Club. In-sp, -.4 Y--F vs X 1 qi ix k s. , , 1 I-.4 ... 77 J' 4 A ' i N- ' P ' . x 1 V, 'src '-N Top Row JOE DEVINE. . .Physical Education, General Science . .. B. S., LaCrosse State College, University of Wis- consin, Central Missouri State College. . . Varsity Football and Wrestling, Frosh. -Soph. Baseball. DAVID FELT. . . English III, Spanish I, Journalism. . . A. B. , Indiana State Teachers College, Universidad Nacional de Mexico, Academia Internacional de Saltillo, Mexico. . . Sandburg STAR, yearbook, News releases. JOIN WITH if-' -,pdf .2 fi! HILDA GEUTHER. . . Homemaking. . . B. S. . M. S. . University of Illinois. . . F.l-l. A. , Adult Class in Homemaking. TOM HANSEN. . . Spanish. . .Guidance Director. . . A. B. , University of Kansas, Kansas City Junior Col- lege, Finlay Engineering College, University of Kansas City, Kansas State Teachers College: Universi- dad Nacional de Mexico. . . Spanish Club, Carnival. Bottom Row WENDELL HENDERSON. . .Industrial Arts, Household Mechanics. . . B. S. , M. S. Bradley University. DONALD HOPKINS. . . Physics, General Science, Chemistry. . . B. S. . North Central College, Benton Harbor Junior Collegeg University of Illinois. . . Iunior Class, Pep Club, Science Club. JOHN JORSTAD. -Industrial Arts, Physical Education . . . B. S. , Illinois State Normal, M. S. , University of Illinois. . . Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball. PAUL KELLY. . . World History, World Geography, Problems of Democracy. . . B.S. , M.A. . Bradley Uni- versity, Junior College of LaSalle, Illinoisg Illinois State Normal University. . . Sophomore Class, Director of Audio-Visual Aids, Miss Schultz appears at the dedi- cation to read Mr. Sandbui-g's contri- bution to the written program. VH' i s, XX. ir., 0RlAND FACUl Y. Top Row CHARLES MOORE. . . General Science, Agriculture. . . B. S. , University of Illinois, Illinois State Normalg Lou- isiana Stateg Texas A 8.1 M. . .Safety Club, Ag Club. MARILYN MORGAN. . .Physical Education, English ll. . .A. B. , Millikin University. . . G. A. A.. Junior C1855 Play. HELEN MOWATT. . . School Nurse. . . R. N. , Jane Lamb Memorial Hospital School of Nursingg Univer- sity of Chicago. . . Future Nurses' Club. DOLLY PAPPAS. . . Algebra I, Plane Geometry I, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. . . B. S. , Illinois State Normal University. . . Sophomore Class, Student Coun- cil. Bottom Row DALE PATTERSON. . . English, German. . . A. B. , Colorado State Collegeg University of Minnesota. . . German Club, Freshman Class. WL' -I B ? Q i so A C fue A H rl 15-'r if X 4 . i X13 ... MILTON POTTER. . . Band, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus. . . B. M. , Carthage College, M. M. , Vandercook College of Music.. . Music Parents' Club. BEVERLY SCHULTZ.. . .Latin I, Latin II, English IV, Speech. . . B. S. , Wisconsin State College.. . Play- crafters, Latin Club, Senior Class Play. DONALD E. ROBB. . . Art I, Il, and Ill, English II. . . B. S. , University of Wisconsin. . .N. H. S. Left EMMA STIGALL. . . Librarian. . . B. S. , Central Missouri State College. . . F. T. A. HAROLD WILLIAMS... U. S. History, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Social Studies, American Government. . . B. S. , Illinois State Normal University .. . F. T. A., Concessions. Checking with the projectionists is routine business for Mr. Brown, as seen below with Bob Brabenec. 1 Office manager Ruth Bjorngjeld and Phyllis Bettenhausen find the new office enjoyable and convenient to work in Miss Bjorngjeld es pecially manages club and administrative fi nances while Miss Bettenahusen handles the attendance report cards fees books and the honor roll. G. W, Davidson, assistant superintendent, has been with the administration three years. Being in the new building this year has brought him many new responsi- bilities. His administrative duties place him in charge of bus transportation, the physical plant, and in giving aid in the selection of new teachers. SEATED Mrs ElsaL Retzke Ra1phL Town Secretary DonaldG Bond STANDING JM Yarbrough G W David son Assrstant Superintendent Virgil Henry Superintendent W R Blew HowardG Cooper Mr Yarbrough has been on the school board dur ing the past year only All the other members of this board have served since the consolidation of the Orland and Palos High School Districts in 1952 To them belongs the credit for the school district re organization and the planning and constructing of the new high school 13 fly op e, 26 The people, a knower whose knowing grows by what it feeds on The people wanting to know more, wanting. Knowledge in the first days was not learned through the us.e of text- books, nor radio, nor television. Wisdom was given to a willing pupil who sat and listened. So too, Sandburg students listen- ed and learned a great lesson from a great man during the year's most memorable event, the dedication. .Sf SENIORS ENJOY ' ' N S l x i Q' Reavis: G. A. A. , Commercial, N. H. S. , Li- brarian, Chorus, History, Vice-President 3. Sandburg: G. A. A. , N. H. S. BOB BERRY Nelson Orland: Football. RICHARD BERRYMAN Rich Reavis j Orland CHARLOTTE AHNELL Char Orland: F.H.A., Chorus. Spanish, Pep, Dramalics, Librarian, Operetta 1,2. Sandburg: F.T.A. Reporter, Pep, Librarian, Spanish. DEAN ALLEN Dino LaGrange: Band, Sandburg: Band. JON RICHARD ANDERSON Dick Orland: Band, Baseball, Basketball, Dramatics, Spanish, Science, Class President 3, Safety President 3, Junior Play. Sandburg: N.H.S. President, Council Band, Basketball, Projectionist. JUDY BAKER Bake Reavis: G. A. A. . Band, Spanish Secretary 2, Chorus, Librarian, Commercial. Sandburg: G. A. A. Vice-V President, Band, Safety. ED BARTOSIK LaGrange: Spanish. Sandburg: Science Vice-Presi- dent, Spanish. CAROLE BARTUSIAK Kitty Gage Park: G. A.A. , Biology, Orchesu-a, Solo Con- test 3, Spring Show 2, 3. Sandburg: Science, F.T. A. Band. ,xxx DON BESPALKO sis B - ' Q l -+21 3' gqkvw aff? IW iw' Above MARY ELIZABETH BLEWETT Betty Orland F H A Treasurer3 N H S Spamsh Dra matrcs, Yearbook Band Sandburg Yearbook Busrness Manager N H S Playcrafters Secretary Treasurer Band, Pep BART BLINSTRUP LaGrange Latrn Science Sandburg Science LE ROY BORMET Orland BETTY BRANCATO Betts Orland Newspaper Dramatrcs F H A Band Yearbook Sandburg Latln, Pep Playcrafters, F T A Lrbrarran Band Rxght LUCILE BRANDAU Lou Orland F H A Class Secretary2 Sweetheart Ball Queen 3 N H S Lrbrarran Councrl Secretary 3 Sandburg N H S Secretary F T A Presrdent G A A , Lrbrarran MARGIE BUDDING K1ppy Blue Island G1rls', Spamsh, Newspaper Sandburg F H A , Sa ety ANNA MARIE CAMPEA Shorty LaGrange: G. A. A. Sandburg: G.A A ANNA CARLSON LaGrange G A A Sandburg Spamsh Secretary, G A.A Po1ntCharrman BARBARA CARRIER Barb' Gland Dramaucs, F H A. Sandburg Pep, G A A , Yearbook, Playcrafters Vrce Presldent, Cheerleader WAYNE CLAYTON Clayt' LaGrange Bowlrng Sandburg Football, Sclence LH .ew ' Ink gip,1,, ? 7 ' in gs A . 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' , . . . f . 0' 'C' FIRST GRADUATES 44 - ' in., 'lu 4 ms ia 1-'e' Above ROSEMARY COLLINS Rose Orland F I-l A Vlce Presrdent 3 Newspaper Year book, Band Lrbrarlan Drarnatrcs IN H S Pep Class VICE Presldent 3 Sandburg F T A Secretary Band Vxce Presrdent, Latrn Treasurer N H S L1 brarran NAOMI COTTRELL Re Reavrs Band Chorus Latln Sandburg F N A STAR, Yearbook BILL CUMMINGS Wrld B111 Orland Baseball Football Safety Sandburg STAR FRED DSKEYSER LaGrange Rrfle, Model Makers Le I EDWARD L EIERDAM Lee Orland Sc1encePres1denr3 Projectxomst Sandburg Scrence Projectronrst GENO FEDERICI Rocky Orland Football Junror Play Class Vrce Presrdenr 2 Yearbook, Spamsh Safety Sandburg Spamsh President BETTE FUGLSANG Bets Orland Junror Play Chorus Sandburg F N A G A A Scrence WILLIAM GRIEVE B1 LaGrange Stamp and Corn Sandburg Football LARRY GROVER Dutch L1ncolnfDetro1tj Class Treasurer l 2 3 Latrn cr ence Councrl Orland Track Baseball KENNETH HAHN Ken Harper Football 0 C me . M, ,Qs 4, X . l Q A Y. X ' I : . . 'I -t - - V . Y , - 1 f I if f X .'.L I MT . I - . rssr 2 . . - . I . . .. rf? ,. :fif2L ,1 w vll ' NI. I . k, .soy A 1 -gfvl, 3. A ft' Ea issr 11 'va 1 J 1 ' . ,. f L8 W . . I' I G U . , . X S fx' Y -ff ,, ,, A 'r gms, - ., Q I .. .u.. 4-. Q ' 3 r - '- V b . . Z , . E D : . W H , I 1 V S vi! fy, J f J, : X W , GLORGE IIODGLS Hodges Orland: Class President 2, Class Treasurer 3, Dra- rnatics, Junior Play. Sandburg: Class President, Coun- cil Treasurer, N.H. S., Playcrafters. MARILYN HOHENSTEIN May Orland: Class Treasurer 2, Council Secretary 2, N.H.S. Secretary 3, F.H.A., Yearbnok, Sandburg: STAR Co-Editor, N.H. S., Librarian, F. ll.A. Sec- retary, NORBERT HOLZ. Nol'b Orland: Football Manager 2, Projectionist. Sandburg: Wrestling, Yearbook. JULIA IIOWES julie Orland: Junior Play, l',l-l. A., Spanish. Sandburg: Pep, F.H. A.. G.A.A. PATHERESA IPESIA Pat Roseland. Reavis: Shorthand Pin Award 3. Sandburg: Shorthand Pin. IONE IANULIS Jani Or1aud:F.H.A., Pep, Spanish, Safely, Librarian, Newspaper. Sandburg: Pep. G.A.A., Librarian. Below CAROLYN JOHNSON Orland: Junior Play, Band, F.l-I. A., Drainatics, Sandburg: Pep, F. H, A, , Band, Yearbook. '-CS' E Q , WINEFRED JOHNSTONE Winnie Blue Island: F,ll.A. Orland: F.H. A., Junior Play, Dra matics Vice -President 3. Sandburg: F.H. A. ERNEST KANAK Ernie Orland: Basketball, Baseball, Track. Sandburg: Class Treasurer, Council President, Playcrafters, Football, Basketball. PATRICIA KIETA Pat Ai Reavis: F. H.A. , G. A.A., N.H. S. , History. Sandburg: G.A.A.. N.H.S., Chorus, STAR, Yearbook, Librarian. 19 ff' 'UH Q ELEANOR ELAINE MATHER Orland F H A Sandburg ELOISE ALVINA MATHER Orland F H A Sandburg MARGARET MCMA!-ION Marge i Ss Vs, Lemont Cheerleader 1, 2, Councrl, Scrence, F.H.A. Vrce Presrdent 1, Pep Presrdent 2. Sandburg Pep, Yearbook GERALD MILLER jerry Orland Basketball, Sandburg Basketball, Councrl, LAUREL KLUGE Orland Spamsh Sandburg Chorus IUDITH KRAL udy Gage Park G A A Honor Servlce Award 1 2 3 Sandburg Class Secretary Scrence Secretary Treas urer F T A Homecomrng Queen LEE KRAMER LaGrange German Bowhng Sandburg German Vrce President Scrence Football GAYE KUTCHINS Longwood Nazareth Academy Sandburg Pep, TOM LONSON LaGrange Conservatron Camera Football Sand burg Class Vrce Presrdent, Scrence Presrdent Foot ba11Capta1n, Spanrsh Councrl, Basketball NEALI LOFH LaGrange Rrfle Sandburg Chorus ON FEBRUARY I2 Tull Q qi I X 2 ffl .. L, ,fx W A A rf -., -- : . . ., . ' , , . g f . .g . . -N I up ,. A - G. A.A.. Spanish Treasurer. pr. ' A - 01 I I u ' - i C. If u : ' . : . , wk up , wal' J . f z' f' R R X + a., A I x . LN ra XX X A' l X 5 4 2 52' I HEI!! ': . . . :F.H.A. : . . . :F.H.A. If . ll I W A 7..- X SPONSORSWEETHEAR Above THERESA MOLITOR Tracy Orland Councll Treasurer 2 Vlce Presrdent 3 Cheerleader Captaxn 2 N H S Homecomrng Queen 3 Sweetheart Ball Queen 2 Spanrsh Presldent 3 Safety Vrce Presrdent 3, F H A Newspaper Year book Sandburg Councxl Secretary N H S Vxce Presldent, Yearbook STAR RONALD NAGEL Ron Orland Jumor Play DOROTHY OTTESON Dotty Orland F H A Sandburg Scxence CHESTER EARL PAUL Chet Blue Island Basketball R1ght PHYLLIS PHILLIPS Phyl Holden G A A Kelly G A A Sandburg STAR Yearbook IRENE RAUCH Renee Orland F H A N H S Lrbranan Chorus Sand burg N H S G A A Presrdent ORVILLF RICH LaGrange Rrfle Sandburg Council, Basketball PAULINE ROGOWSKI Pau Reavls Laun Band Chorus Sandburg F H A Safety G A A WILLIAM RUPERT 1 LaGrange Sandburg Football, Scrence JOHN RUSNAK Gland 'Z lla Guns. T ClASSAlS0 v-P T' 9? if V' 1 W .151 ' 2' ' 1 lrx A 1. yv. ',- X R. 4 l ' get N lx I 'P r Y BAll. : . , . - . ' y rx g, 9 U . n ' l s 3- ' ' . - - .. ,I ' Q'-. ' I. . ' . . . . . X if My n ' , I Q 35. I ,yy V 1 . . ., . . . ' . N ' P'?,'l: ' , OW , II 'll' ': ' . . . : . . ., . . . . - ' , 4,5 . ,Q y Hsu' I - iw V I ll A .J ag- as A Ve, 1'- Q' be 4lh N A HAS ACCESS T0 FIRST ANNUAL Sl 000 ,fa V4 Above WILLIAM SATEK batch Orland Class Treasurer 2 Council Treasurer 3, Safety Football Basketball Baseball Sandburg STAR Wrestling CHARLES SCHEURER Chuck Orland Sandburg Chorus Projectromst RICHARD SCHROEDER Dick Blue Island BETTY LOU SCHULTZ. Bets Orland Chorus Lrbrarran A N H S S an ish Sandburg N H S G A A Pep German L1 brarxan Le t JOHN SEMETIS ack Orland Baseball Basketball Football Manager 2 MARIANNE SIPPEL Mare Orland Sclence Sandburg Science F N A JOHN SPIDEL Orland Basketball Baseball Sandburg Basketball JANICE TAYLOR Hirsch: Aquatic Aces G.A.A. Council Junior Choir Publicity Bureau Sandburg: Yearbook STAR Chorus, Librarian Council. JOHN L TREADWAY 'Jack ' Argo: Future Craftsmen Projectionist. Sandburg: Council Ag, RAYMOND T. UTHE Uthe Orland. Sandburg: Ag Treasurer. DAVE VANCE Chubby Hirsch: Baseball, Football. Orland: Football, Base- ball. Sandburg: Football, Wrestling Co-Captain, Band President, Safety, Pep. BETTY VELDMAN Bets Reavis: Chorus. Oak Lawn: Newspaper, Council. Or- land. Sandburg: Yearbook Editor, STAR, Librarian, Chorus, F.T.A., Pep. ELLYN VYNALEK El Orland: Class Secretary 1, 3, Pep Treasurer 3, Dra- matics President 3, N. H. S. , F. H. A. , Newspaper, Yearbook, Junior Play. Sandburg: N. ILS. Treasurer, Council Vice-President, STAR Co-Editor, Librarian. CHRISTINE WASILL Cookie Harper: Art, G.A.A., Loyal Lite. Orland, Sandburg Girls' Sextet. IEANETTE WENCKUS Jan Gage Park: G.A.A. Orland: Junior Play, Dramatics, Band. Sandburg: F. N. A. , G.A. A. , Science, Pep, Band, Playcrafters President, Cheerleader Captain, Chorus. CHARLES WILLEFORD Willie Kelly: R. O.T.C. Orland: Baseball, Football, Chorus, Senior Play, Track, Operetta 2. Sandburg: Pep, Football, Chorus. Q ws' Tj -nv tr ANDREW SCHOLARSHIP. CHAL WILLIAMS Bowen. Orland: Science, N.H. S. Sandburg: N.H.S Council. SHARON WINDER Kelly: Girls' Choir, G.A. A. Orland. DARLYN WITT Witty LaGrange: F. H. A. Sandburg: G. A. A. ETHEL WRIGHT Kelly: G. A.A. , Shorthand and Typing Awards 3. Juniors and Seniors mill around the gym floor during the first of the class social events of the year, the September mixer. E 4' ' uxbi' ,- .E E Getting correct cap and gown measurements QLEFTJ is truly a significant matter for these senior class officers as Ernie Kanak, Treasurer, measures the height of Secretary Judy Kral while Vice-President Tom Lonson records the data, Looking on are Class Sponsors, Miss Bard- wick and Mr, Henderson, Another major task occupies another senior, Betty Veldman, QRIGHTJ Editor of the yearbook, and Mr, Felt, Annual Adviser. F In the first of the Sweetheart Ball pictures BELOW Betty Blewett serves punch to Marge Mc Mahon, Don Mack, Judy Kral, and George Hodges, Senior Class President, 5 who QCENTERJ crowns Junior Gerry Hately Queen, Her escort Junior Ron Weingartner, ' also receives honor as king. Other class candidates are Seniors Marilyn Hohensnein and Tom Lonson, Sophomores Jo Aulwurm and Dick Schmaedeke, and Freshmen Lila Baker and Bernie Partoll. Besides polishing social manners, Seniors KEXTREME BOTTOMJ realize more than ever that they must prepare specifically for one major occupational field, For many the desire to go to college means Senior English QLEFTQ with Judy Kral, Margie Budding, Ernie Kanak, and Pauline Rogowski. For those entering the business world immediately upon graduating the Office Practice Class is very important as shown with Ellyn Vynalek, Theresa Molitor, Pat Kieta, and Marilyn Hohenstein, 1? 1111111 Z..--' 'JI bl ' 4.- QN: A f' '.--1 Q? ff During the good ole schooldays we have readin' fCl'NTlpP rlnksilj with Bill Cook, Marge jaier, Ioan lloefleir., and Lois swanson, 'ritinz in '.irs. Brir .:n's shorthand ciass KBOT 'IUM PICVHTJ with Janice fisher, Ilnc kfintal, Jud-.' rnbloiu, Lou Ann Roekrohr, loan lioeflein, Harb Voss, and wail lfranier and 'rithernetic CJIDDLE LEED with Nanci: Qlairnes and Judy Hodges, ,Xl Reeve, Sue Delfeyser, and BJ! Babcotk are aught to :he tune of Fir. Potter's hickory Stick fBOTTLUF.l LEFTQ, Then with a more modernist r' trend ofeJueation, we see livery Fchmilke, Winnie lohnstone, Werxdy jolrnstone, and funn mrosii g-rumrirzg a pizza straight from Italy f all IVF H. wl,1lef'lL'Pl-li ii ii 2 .ir Srnutriey battles with a Nfexitdn pinaia, li: girls' l'l f'.iilvi,Il Yi :ii tire finer art of French ballroom dan -ing is shown by Marie Iewes, meris Lebens, Jan Mudrack, and Lorrell Prerno, Dhysrts, 1-rzowi. rr.: vsorlrl over, is demonstrated QTOPJ by liill Grieve, Lona lioward, -inlet E-oh P aelrr, Torn Lonson, and Lee I-frarner. I'0l'I'l lcf Ceflfel' 0 -as Nw S' 'av fesgmlugtg X .ll QM lll'llOl'J td fgef i 'www 'Q'-' GUN U 'gifs 'W ,ga Q' 1 26 qv avr, Af' 'x-v' D ve Andersen Janlce Baker James Ball Sally Bearden Earle Bettenhausen Bob Blaha Ted Boone Pat Boudreau Robert Brabenec Ernest Bruss Dave Busch LOUIS Cammlso Carole Anne Carlton Paul Cass1dy Thomas Chamberlaln Robert Chapek James Coates John Connell Ga11 Connor Donald Creer Pat Crow Joseph Curtm Jack Czarnetzky Rlchard Delph Robert Doherty Sharon Dom1n1c Melvln Doogan Edward Doyle Jack Dugan Pat Duffy Evelyn Eckert Barbara E1erdam Judy Enblom Douglas Estand Edward Flscher L.1nda Garc1a A1 Hebsler Jr. and Tom Lonson Sr. members of Student Council count the ballots for queen at home- coming dance. Don Gee Rose Goetz Paul Golias Fred Wernicke Edith Granat Jim Gray ll 77 M1ke Gray Wally Guma Jerr1e Hateley Robert Henderson Stanton Henkle Al He rbster Ronald Hlppner Joan Hoefle1n Judy I-loeh Mary Holz Chuck HOPRIHS Lona Howard Mr Robb adv1ses three Juntor art students on the Palllllllg of a poster Davld Andersen demonstrates as Dons Lebens and Rosemary R1es look on Dolorls Hufker Arlene Husch Dor1s Jonns on Ingrld Johnson Wendle Johnstone James Kadlec Robert Kaehr Harry Kats Byron K1TCh James Knecht Gall Kramer R1chard Kros Rlchard Kuk1elsk1 Dave Laube Dor1s Lebens Don Mack Butch Makutenas Paul Mell Alex Messlna Jack Mlller James M1ller Jane M1nta1 Carol Mmton Marllyn Mltchell Elmer Morton Edward Mrosek Jeanette Mudrak Don Murphy E? WM -4942. ws, C' con finuea larelaara fion, 'Sdn WW 4-1 I Y i ms -12 Q at ffm 3 gn... 'M 115 Z7 , ., .J . ' is +1 - '4 fr , f ' Q' X . 6. V J , L- fl Q if-Q 1 ' X I ' .1 K W1 , If . . 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M. 1' ' ' 2' f Marjorie Atwood Jo Aulwurm William Babcock Torn Baffa Anita Baggio Judy Ball Robert Ball B111 Beck Arlene Bedford Chuck Berryman Ron Bettenhausen Carol Bormet Pat Boyett Char Breitbarth Carol Broniecki Arthur Buesing Nancy Cairnes Rosemary Dempsey Alice Comiskey and Io Aulwurm view the troph y case One of the many fine things in the new building it IS located in the front lobby B111 Calvert Mary Cammiso Jack Carrier Bob Chatlosh Eugene Cieluch Charlie Cihak Al Citero Alice Comiskey Bill Cook Rudy Cozzi Harold Cullinan Rosemary Dempsey Dennis Dietz Dominick Digangi Grace Doherty Joyce Duehr Bill Dumney Van Enblom Darrell Erickson Virginia Evans Richard Farr Mary Lou Federici v' CW s Q AM 6 1 . ' 3' 3. A R 'wg '11 www F' ,ggi I . Q ' M4 4- 2' , I . . , A, s, . - .- 5, I .S7opAomore5 fie Aeniom , C A , 'ah K . , K' if 1 rl ,Q it 1 . dy- do ' .. , , .. 11 A .far an t cr, Lf? 2. ,- .. R -6- K.-., - X .4 E9 -W, --Q Christine Beickwith ' E . 'I X.- - . 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Frank Lxston Paul L1tke Don Lucas Doretta Lucas Lorrame Mansell Laurxe Marron Lee Marten Nancy Matthews Duane Maue Bob McA1l1ster Larry McBurney Slurley Meyer Jo M11ler Marlanne Mlller Carol Mol1tor Nora Lee Moody Dlck Munch Judy Musson Ed Nebe Ron Nlchols Carol Nlelsen Pat Novak Terry Ogden B111 O'Leary Howard Olsen Joan Otteson Mary Partoll Fran Patno Jlm Peterson Charlette Ph1ll1ps A happy Lee Marten pres of the sophomore class shows Joyce Duehr VICE pres and Judy Hodges treas elecuon results Looklng on are the class sponsors M155 Pappas and Mr Kelly Karl Puschel Nancy Rasch Marhn Rauch Phylhs Rehlmg Cra1g Reuter Val Rudnlck Ron Zlnn N K 6 'T f den ang fe 2 l'dl'I'l5 T J 1 1 X I ' inf-H7 1 QL' 1 U if wggyqww- 'Q l..i A 31 CGPHLUCZ eliteftbllflln :Fx 'Fw X s 'G' ,WM uw p ,.Pf14f 2.1 IA ,Al- wif Melvrn Sallsbury Ed Sammons Ronald Sanderson Drck Schmaedeke Ellen Schoonveld Irene Schuldt On the far left Anne Shlmek and Val Rudmck sell at the bookstore before and after school whlle on the near left Jrm Lawler trres to stop a pass to Bremen opponent Berme Partoll runs up to assrst but the Frosh Soph lost the game 20 6 Ken Schultz Robert Serson Sandy Shack Fay Anne Shrrnek Joe S1rna1t1s Charlene Srpple We 5 filfx xv-5' s- I ,L 1 ali! li n' r pnmwf 32 62.22.55 Janet Sons Davld Speer Sy1v1a Swanson Harold Talley Carol Tampler Leshe Taylor Babs Teason B111 Tranclta Mary Trask Arlene Ullsrnrth Ronald Uthe Melv1n Van Dyke Pat Van Wagner Robert Wanchek Marllynn Warren Carol Waslck Barbara WaS1lEWSk1 Fred Wasrll Ken Wassner B111 Weber Ken Welbourn LOUIS Wenakus Owen Whrte Audrey Woodman f 5 f 0 o a g . ...q7i- 7 , V. 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Q 36 R1chard Sandraco Tom Scheuneman Recewmg some welcome SSSISIHHCS from M1ss Betten hausen are Mary Helen Cal vert and Peggy Ann Jager The freshmen found everyone wllllng to help durmg those fxrst confuslng weeks Louls Schmldt Jane Schroeder Jamce Schroder Charlene Schuh Relnhold Schultz Ada Sedewarft Jerry Ser1an1 Edward Setzke Arlene Sherman Gerald Slchta Edward S1emsen Edward Skworch Grant Sm1th Wayne Sm1th Mar1n Srno-ye Marlon Smutny Pat Stanola Gary Stanton Betty Stexskal Howard Stephens Sherln Stewart Jlm Stuntz Judy Suess Roger Sundqulst Carol Szesny Yvonne Teason Judy Thllker Dan Turay Bob Vanek Marsha Vleck R1chard Weaver Don Welbourn MBTVIH Wessel Leon Whennen Walter W1tt Ron Yunker N , 'ln X 7: 79 'L X ,I 9: fo. f ' - 4' 09, Xp 'K Q Q, X, X- . , - sd A 1 F, ' ' ' 1. in 1 QM Q ' S ' ' vrrwwtr gb. 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Appearing in the top scene from The Bishop's Candlesticks are Marsha Vleck, Terry Ogden, George Hodges, and Carl Giegler. Below this snap is a view from A Child Is Born with lohn I-lodges, Betty Brancaro, Ernie Kanak, Barb Carrier, and Dian Krueger. The three lower corner shots present scenes from the junior class play, Tish. In the first snap Carol Schramm begins a romance with Butch Makutenas while fBELOWj Ingrid Johnson f'1'ish3 tries her line on Sheriff Jack Czarnetsky. Tish' cast includes SEATED: B. Eierdam, B. Blaha, J. Barker. ROW 2: M, Tewes, L. Howard, I, Czarnetsky, I, johnson. ROW 3: Miss Morgan, Directorg C. Schramm, D, Andersen, B. Makutenas, B. Nagel, A, Reeve, 9. Dominic, and D, Lebens, QF? PQ f7Ae 0CU :5 Out of this mass are shaped armies navies, work gangs, wrecking crews Here are the roars to shake walls and set roofs shuddering From the roars, the cheers, comes the driving spirit which pushes our ath- letic teams forward. It is these roars, broken only by the minutest pause before the goal is achiev- ed-- it is these roars, and the people be- hind them which encourage our teams to dedicate themselves to victory. ii' gxgxlillii- -in X mit,- The first roars echoing in the gym are heard during the dedication when a thunderous ovation greets Carl Sandburg. Pep assemblies have a familiar sound, the encouraging cheers by enthus- iastic students. Then come the yells, greeting and sustaining the basketball and wrestling teams. ma d ardify wina omecoming game f4-0 After losing six straight games, the varsity broke SEASONS RECORD their losing streak against Lincolnway but then lost again in the final game to Rich. EAGLES The opening game was lost to I. C. , 31-2, with .Tay M0r1OCk scoring the two points. The Eagles were Z I' C' Elmhurst 31 hampered by the loss of Blaha and Kaehr. Coach 19 Plan? 26 Devine's boys looked good at Plano but over-confidence 6 Reavls 44 rattled their chances for Victory. The Blue and Gold 0 Oak Lawn 19 were routed once again and on the home field by 2 Morgan Park 13 Reavis 44-6. 0 BFemen 33 Another conference game positioned the Eagles 14 Iilncolnway 0 at Oak Lawn wherethey held down the Spartan attack 7 Rlch 21 the second half. The boys not only lost the game but also the services of Golias. Moving on the Morgan Park, the Eagles displayed a tough line on the ground, but in the air the defense was weak and the Big Red used this to their advantage. Final score was l3-2 with Sandburg's points coming on a block kick by Lonson. At Bremen, failing to score on several opportunities, the team was smothered 33-0. Returning home the Eagles won their first game against Lincolnway, adding to the homecoming festivities. Berryman and Lonson scored the touchdowns as Sandburg romped to a 14-0 victory. The season's last game brought Rich three TD's. Lonson's 30 yard pass to Whennen was good for the TD to bring the final score, Rich 21, Sandburg 7. Fans will remember Tom Lonson varsity captain, who was on the All- Southwest Suburban Team, Red Willeford, who played almost every line positiong inexperienced Dave Busch, who developed into a good line -backer, Speedy Paul Whennen and Dave Vance. All will be remembered as teammates on Sandburg's first varsity squad even though costly fumbles and lack of experience added to lack of depth al all positions produced a 7 loss and 1 win record. Avmf' 'Dv 1 Ev Q BOTTOM Row L ommxc Dtgangl SECOND ROW Butch Makutenas Jack Czarnetzky Bernre Partoll B111 Rupert 11m Gray B111Gr1eve THIRD ROW Tom Lonson Ernre Kanak Dave Busch Chuck W111eford Dave Vance A1 Herbster Steve Johandes Alex Messlna TOP ROW John Kennelly manager Ron Sanderson Fred W k ernrc e Larry McBurney Wayne Clayton Paul Whennen Frank L1ston manage back f1e1d coach B111 Adams and Bob Blaha manager TO R Varstty Coach Devtne Carl Gregler Dave Andersen Bob Kaehr D k ln a filling 5ll0l,U:5t0l'l1'l Qu, E' .44 41 631 Y:'Q 1 -. , w x 1 A 'fy g ,l 6 J 5 X I C x f-'ae ,1 - A A N xx xl F V. x. 1 i Q I ,tg , V, x A , ' L an n,.N we sy yum' , . y' y of f 'M T V O 1- If . WW 0 , ' X ' V t xv ,X 4 ! I I I Y R I . , Q . A I 'VUL iii E LU L 2 rod 60 A 6,2 edfd p 0 39 24 1? ,,- BOTTOM ROW L TOR Wayne Borre D1ckKanak B111 Calvert John Blew JayMor1ock Ron N1cho1s Dan Fhnn SECOND ROW George Dretrrch Deeks Carroll Gene Creluch Chuck Graham Bob McAllister Ron Uthe Bob Chatlosh Chuck Berryman TOP ROW Coach Jorstad Ron Zmn Jrm Lawler Pat Flavm Ron Schnerd B111 Beck Jerry Rudrsh and Jack Kennelly and Frank Llston managers 42 EAGLES I C Elmhurst Plano Reavxs Oak Lawn Morgan Park RAIN 1' 6 Bremen 0 Lmcolnway 0 Rlch ft Th1s year for the f1rst tlme the Frosh Soph squad played a regular schedule of seven games Prev1ous1y the team had played only when a game 'came along I-Iavmg started off w1th a 19 6 loss to I C of Elmhurst at Elmhurst these young Eagles defeated a sp1r1ted Plano squad 12 0 the next week and then followed these two games with f1V6 stralgnt losses all to conference teams Prom1s1ng boys for next year's varslty squad are Chuck Berryman end Pat Flavm tackle and Bob Chatlosh guard If i I '-u 6 ' ' ' . 12 f v JV 2 . t 'V ,rg ,, ' I 0 x . f E -O y ,J X Homecoming Queen Judy Kral dances with her escort, Tom Lonson. RIGHT Leading mascot be- hind senior float is Ron Nagel. Other seniors are John Spidel and Bob Berry. Hey, how did sopho- more Craig Reuter get in there? 9'-, .Haw 73 Q un.: A, A 1 gigs! !! ABOVE Andersen plunges for first down as Sandburg wins first Homecoming game 14-0 against Lin- colnway. LEFT Members of the foot- ball team congrat- ulate the queen and her court, 1. to r. , Jan Wenckus, Chuck Willeford, Judy Enblom, Dave Andersen, Doris Johnson, Dave Vance, Queen Judy Kral, and Tom Lonson. F? VLKQQ H ,x-4 Iluikftv L VARSITY BASKETBALL 1954 55 RECORD Eagles Opponent Maryville Beecher Lemont Reavis Peotone Oak Lawn Plainfield Rich 'l'Beecher '9'Crete 'l'Grant Park Beecher Bremen Plainfield Lincoln Way St Procopius Reavis Lemont Oak Lawn Rich Bremen Minooka Lincoln Way 1fL1ncoln Way ffMorgan Park 'FG P Holiday Tourney ffD1str1ct Tourney BOTTOM ROW L TO R D Busch B Kaehr D Anderson T Lonson ROW 2 J S1ma1t1s Manager D Andersen P L1tke Manager ROW 3 G Miller A Reeve R Welngartner Coach I orstad D Gee O Rich J Spidel y Starting the season with two returning regulars the varsity Eagles took fourth place in the Southwest Suburban Conference The team was handicapped early in the season when Spidel injured his ankle in a practice game but John came back at mid-season to mold a better quintet The Eagles finished the season with 12 wins and 13 losses Sandburg being in its first year was well rewarded by the two trophies won by the '55 squad the first for taking third in the Grant Park Tourna- ment and the second for winning first place in the district tournament 9 TSO!! Jhn Mward Guard 45 Seasun Ends With Thrills ,ns 1' if -.-...,. sf B aehr Don Gee 4 uard C1 rt e orward In the flrst of the snaps below M111er 1101 out Jumps one of the Braves to take a rebound off Sandburg s back board whlle KBEIOWJ Gee 1142 gets the up off to start 0 the Bremen game In the last snap Wemgartner Q63 ups P one rn Begmmng the season w1th a loss to Mary v1l1e the Eagles went on to w1n three games rn a row over Beecher Lemont and Reav1s The Eagles next met defeat from the hands of Peotone and Oak Lawn before losmg aga1n to an old Fox Valley Conference foe Pla1nf1eld The f1VC ball men also ran up aga1nst hxghly rated R1ch and were beaten even though Gee dunked 1n 23 po1nts and made honorable men t1on on the Herald Amerlcan Prep Team of the week Team moral p1cked up when Sandburg took th1rd place 1n the Grant Park Tournament by beatlng Beecher and Grant Park and loslng to Crete After the Chnstmas hohday the Sand burg f1ve lost two games to Bremen and Plam fleld both by e1ght poxnts The Eagles then won a lop s1ded v1ctory over L1nco1n Way and really downed a Reav1s qu1ntet w1th Ron We1n gartner scorlng 30 po1nts and collectlng 26 rebounds and makmg a forward on the Herald Amencan Team of the week. After beat1ng Lemont, Sandburg aga1n lost to Rrch and Bremen. The Eagles then gave the fans a real thr1ller aga1nst M1HOOka but lost 1n the closlng m1nutes 62 72. In the last conference game of the regular season the ball men swamped L1ncoln Way 74 47. In the d1str1ct tournament on the local court Coach Jorstad's f1ve beat Lmcoln Way 77 37 and Morgan Park M. A. 52 24 to take f1rst place and to w1n the1r second trophy. For next year Coach Jorstad forsees even better results from hrs team as four of th1s year's starters Gee, Kaehr, Busch, and We1ngartner w11l be back on the hardwood. L05 Q 0 ' :N V E? L ?fN i7 mf , 'ZQQVZLQ ' 'if ,V X fav h 1 I o Q W ' ' y 1 I . , I o ' I' X . , . Y Y 5 , . , . 59. ,X Cr x N ' Weingartner QRIGHTJ high scorer X. X 2 'Q Y of the district tournament, glows 237' happily. Against Lincoln-Way Ron dunked in 20 points and in the ' game against Morgan Park Military Academy he added 23 more to 1 total 43 points. x r X' ' K I , I. k Q I . AN 't 5 ' W- QW 'Z 'lb LEFT COLUMN: Adoringly Spidel kisses the team's hard earned district trophy as Mr. Hopkins beams. Gee dribbles away from the Morgan Park Warriors in true Goose Tatum style. Kaehr, determined to make a swisher, barrels through M, P, to make two. Morgan Park fellows became entagled in fight over possession of ball. Three M, P, boys play ring-around-the-rosey as Gee concentrates on making 2 points. Spidel makes the hardwood ring as he spariks the ball past his guard, In the finals of the tourney fBELOWJ both teams await the results of Keefer 's Rich C97 fights desperately QBELOWQ 1202 hook shot. for a rebound. SPOJA C2 8COI'l The Frosh Soph team ended the year w1th a br111 rant record of 15 w1ns and 5 losses After 1ead1ng the Frosh Soph Southwest Conference for three fourths of the season Coach Adam's bo s were knocked down to second spot by a determrned rch qu1ntet 27 37 After str1ng1ng four v1ctor1es over Maryvllle Bee cher Lemont and Reavrs Sandburg 1ost to Peotone by 2 pornts BOTTOM ROW L TO R L Marten C Berryman B Beck R Schnerd B Partoll ROW2 M H111 L McBuruey R Farr C Reuter B Srmmons P Flavrn ROW3 J Srmartrs Manager S Funsten J Blew D Enckson R Munch J Peterson J Mor loc P Ford P Lrtke Manager Coach Adams ROW4 R Axrd D Gramnger M H111 A Kara R Russman K Wassner G Dret nch G Rudlsh Cchnerd QLEFTJ Ievels hrs arm at the free throw lme 1954 55 Frosh Soph Season Results Eagles 37 41 Opponent Maryvrlle Beecher Lemont Reav1s Peotone Oak Lawn P1a1nf1e1d R1Ch Beecher Bremen P1a1nf1e1d Lmcoln Way St Procoprus Reav1s Lemont Oak Lawn R1Ch Bremen Minooka Z7 Lincoln- Way Z1 After whipping Oak Lawn, the Eagles were set down by Plainfield. Then they went on to string 3 more wins before being halted by Plainfield again in a close game. At this time the Eagles added a string of five games to their victory column over Lincoln-Way, St. Procopius, Reavis, Lemont, and Oak Lawn. The Frosh-Soph lost their next two games to Rich and Bremen which put them in second place in the conference, but they came back in style by taking the winner's seat over Minooka and Lincoln-Way in walkaways. Berryman and Beck QLEFTQ fight over own team 's ball while QLEFT, CENTERJ Beck 1131 Schneid Q31 and Partoll 1221 reach for a rebound in a scramble under Bremen s basket Frosh Soph player Berryman C91 QABOVEQ racks up two more points ooo fa 0l'a Q ROW 11 Aulwurm D Mitchell B Blckham A Comiskey G Connor J Enblom B Carrier J Wenckus ROW 2 Mrs Brown, Sponsor S Jomak B DeRou1n K Leavitt C Mohtor D Krueger B Blewett G Kramer B Veldman Mr Hopkins Sponsor ROW3 G Kutchins D Johnson C Johnson I MacKenzie I P1lawsk1 M Gee M Vleck E Bates B Brancato M Gehnnger C Ahnell ROW4J Rupert M Mansell A Shxmek C Schramm P Novak A Woodman C Beckwith I Hoeh B Schultz M Warner D Mynck 49 ep J Q ' CLA C Z? K . Q9 Z 6 wms 14 losses 8 wrns 12 losses 1 wrn 12 losses 13 wms 6 losses 1 tre conference 4th conference 4th COUfCr6I1Ce 4th sectronal 4th Warner Qemetrs QBELOWJ Ines a a l break away rn the 120 pound class at Bremen Wrestlrng wlth a frrst year record of s1x w1ns and eleven losses has proved to be so popular a sport that next year a frosh soph team w1ll be added Thls year's record may not sound too rmpressrve but for a f1rst year team the season was successful Sandburg started slowly but once rollrng teams such as Lockport L1ncoln Way R1ch and Downers Grove went down 1n defeat Lockport and L1ncoln Way both berng f1rst year teams were not very XA! rough matches for the mat men whereas Downers Grove and R1ch were both second year teams and proved to be better matches At the conference meet Sandburg placed seven men ln the frnal round Wlth Cozzl rece1v1ng a medal for placrng second Coach Dev1ne's men also t1ed R1ch for fourth place rn the conference meet In the sect1onal Sandburg had only two men rn the f1nals Cozz1 who placed thrrd and Vance who came 1n fourth Both rece1ved medals B1ll Satek QLEFTJ works for a take down wrth a smgle leg drop rn the Lrncoln Way match whrle Dave Vance QRICHTJ uses a football tackle rn an attempt to take hrs man l 5 0 1 fj at fx L V V V gr ,f,,-,. i W en i e CA or A ' .2 ,- 5. .L N, DN . BOTTOM ROW L TOR R Cozzr R Nlchols G Marten B Blaha B Farr ROW2 D D1Gang1 T Baffa Q Henkle F Lrston E Sremson N I-lolz B Pfersdorf ROW3 Coach Devine, R Zmn, F Wermcke D Vance B Satek S Johandes W Semens ManagerA Buesrng Ofl QPQHCQ t K A Other team members and records rnclude B Blaha 145 lbs 3 wrns 2 losses D D1Gangr 145 lbs 2 wms 10 losses, 2 tres F Lrston 112 lbs 2 wrns 2 losses G Marten 103 lbs 0w1ns lloss A Messrna 138 lbs 0 wrns 4 losses R Nlchols, 120 lbs 3 wms 9losses W Semeus, 120 lbs 2 wms, 3 losses E Srem son, 95 lbs O wlns 1 loss F Wermcke 145 lbs , 0 wms 6 losses R Zrnn 133 lbs 3 wms 14 losses 14 wrns 5 losses wrns 9 losses 10 wms 6 losses 1 me 1 ne conference, 2nd conference 3rd conference 3rd sectronal 3rd wma 6losses 4 52 What the people learn out of lifting and hauling and waiting and losing and laughing Goes into a scroll, an almanac, a record folding and unfolding, and the music goes down and around The story goes on and on, happens, forgets to happen, goes out and meets itself coming in, puts on disguises and drops them. Joining, doing, being a part of school activities--each insmls qualities of leadership in the active student mind. From rehear- sing a play to baking a cake, every student has an integral part, a part dedicated to the achievement of a long-awaited goal. These fun-filled memories are inscribed in the most durable, intimate al- manac of all, the memory. Mr. Sandburg strums his guitar and sings for students at the dedi- cation. In the background Mrs. Don- ald Bond and Mr. Gaylord Minne listen intently. ' A If Q 1 K ,Q 1 bn., 5 .. 6. Q., gs 00 U! 5 Q9 'S .. SEATED Mr Compton, co sponsor T Mohtor, secretary E Kanak presldent E Vynalek vxce presrdent Mlss Pappas co sponsor ROW2 L Marten, B Grleve J Duehr A Woodman J Hodges,J Kanter V Rud nrck C Tamprer ROW3J Knecht, T Lonson, G Mlller D Anderson O Stanton, T Holz A Herbster 311 enf C0lll'lClKpCll'l6 L. - ,A up .0 0I'I'l0COI'l'lll'l9 Councll members sound out student op1n1on and make school 11fe more pleasant by solvlng group problems Delegates are elected from home rooms is 19 We SEATED D Anderson, presxdent E Vynalek, treasurer T MOIIIOI vlce presndent L Brandau secretary STANDING Mrs Brown, sponsor B B1ewetr,I Rauch I Johnson, B Schultz R Collms E Sxmams V Beckwlth C Wllhams M Hohenstem P Kreta leadershrp ser vrce and char acter are the foundatlon for lecuon to the Nanonal Honor So clety Annually the SOCICIY spon sors the Alumm Hollday Dance Oli 0I'5 .Sluclenb A N J 'I a f AV 4 - - - b .6 . . f - .. 15 .. X A -I , 4' - . 5 W , f-. x V 3 f X 6 x ' , sf' sr I t 4 V' + ir X K KN. : ' l . - 3 5 . ' : . . ' : . , ' - ' 3 ' , - . : . . . , . , . , . . p . ' ' . . ' . : . . . ' , . , . ' , . . . . . g O O Scholarship, . I - M s . I - ' EI 3 I Se- ? , . s k l vr C 1- ' ' - K ' f X O ' 5 l ll X 0 0 0 5 f , A p x 2 - ' : . : . ' . ' - ' 1 - . - 3 - I . . , . . , . ' , . I ' I , . I 3 ' ' I l D I I I , Q Poet staff editors celebrate the passing of a deadline as nor- mal life may begin again until the next deadline looms. In mind always is an attempt to represent all students, staffs, and organizations with the hope that the annual will portray this year effectively. Often problems in editing the business managing require after school and evening sessions. In May, however, as the book arrives from the printer these many headaches suddenly fade into oblivion. UA. Poe: 6 Poet crew includes, SEATED: D, Krueger, D, Hufker, B. Carrier, E, Vynalek, M. Hohenstein. ROW 2: I. Baker, B. Fuglsang, C. Sippel, R. Ries, B. Nagel. ROW 31B. Grieve, B. Brancato, M, Tewes, O, Taylor, E, Morton, I. Rupert. ROW 4: R, Collins, M. Sippel, C. Johnson, C. Broniecki, C, Molitor, B. Voss, T, Molitor, Mr, Felt, Adviserg B, Veldman, Editor: G. Connor, Co-Layout Editorg L. Howard, Co-Layout Editor, L. Howard, Co-LayoutEditorg1, Taylor, Subscription Cl EGF- Ong STAR workers are, SEATED: M, Hohenstein, E. Vynalek, T, Moli- tor, J, Taylor, B. Veldman, G. Paulik, N. Cottrell, P, Kieta, P, Phillips, Mr. Fell. STANDING: J, Baker, B. Nagel, B, Cumm- ings, L. Howard, J. Rupert, E, Morton, B. Satek, D. Vance, B, Grieve, G, Connor. we tw- Manager, P, Phillips, Local Advertising, D. Vance, Sports Editor, G, Paulik, Copy Editor: B, Blewett, Business Manager. Mn0!erfaLin9. yapeara i- ,IfIAeL!y Will we meet the deadline? Have We enough material? --these are familiar questions of the news- paper staff. Through many crucial moments and disappointments the journalism class manages a by- weekly. Often schedules are crowded and even though time is scarce, the staff still finds time to operate car- nival booths and game-night con- cessions to help finance the STAR. Ellyn Vynalek and Marilyn Hohenstein, STAR Co-Editors, re- lax after setting up one of the newspaper dummies, while Theresa Molitor, proof reader, corrects printers errors. Sak, CL! Haifa Aura SA OU! k iv SQ Safer dri- ving to and from school is the main con- cern of the club- ROW 1: I. Johnson, B. Grover, secretary-treasurer: B. Makutenas, president: D, Busch, vice-presi- dent: P. Rogowski. ROW 2: D. Carroll, H. Olsen, D. Digangi, B. Calvert, J. Johandes, B. Tran- g A -A cita. ROW 3: B. Farr, F. Liston, J. Hillman, N. Kappel, D. Lucas, E. Morton. ROW 4: P. Litke, o o o H. Talley, V. Enblom, R. Creer, A, Reeve, B. Wanchek, O. White. STANDING: Mr. Moore and Mr. Compton, sponsors: J. Baker, D. Welbourn, C. Berryman, B, McAllister, R. Schneid, J. Sylkora, R. Hamilton. J. Hobbs, R. Ries, .xdflemla lgfayclay Twice a week after school Girls' Athletic Association members participate in team sports. Each girls is eligible to receive an award at the end of the year. i I ROW 1: Miss Morgan, sponsor: A. Campea, A. Carlson, point recorder: W. Johnstone, secretary: I. Rauch, president: P. Duffy, treasurer: J. Baker, vice-president: J. Baker, C. Statema, M. Mansell. ROW 2: J. Wenckus, G. Connor, B. Carrier, S. Bearden, J. Gibson, M. Popielarz, M. Butz, L. Baker, C. Schuh, B. Steiskal, A. Comiskey. ROW 3: L. Rochrohr, L. Brandau, J. Enblom, G. Kramer, I. Johnson, P. Kiera, P. Rogowski, M. Sippel, L. Swanson, V. Rudnick, N. Bombard. ROW 4: B. Schultz, C. Breitbarth, P. Van Wagner, J. Seriani, J. Hoglund, M. Calvert, J. Howes, R. Farr, D. Lavery, J. Sons, M. Fiene, L, Marron. ROW 5: B. Borgo, M. Sippel, B. Bickham, A. Wood- man, D. Krueger, K. Leavitt, M. Dondlinger, M. Vleck, R. Dempsey, C. Molitor, V. Beckwith, M. Tewes, D. Lebens. ROW 6: C. Schramm, D. Witt, D. Husch, C. Wasik, C. Carlton, S. Dominic, L. Howard, G. Paulik, B. Nagel. A. Shimek, J. Aulwurm, D, Mitchell, C, Johnson, A, Husch, 58 Oyrf 4 .siuclg ROW 1 B Kollman Mr Moore sponsor J Coates ROW2 R Schultz J Rockrohr E Morton D Lucas J Sykora ROW 3 J Radke L McBurney D Mack,J Treadway L Schmldr, D Gee, M Doogan J Mrller E Bettenhausen presrdent D Errckson secretary ROW4 L Bormett R Bettenhausen, R Uthe M Ra-uch v1ce presrdent Student farmers of the Ag Club V1S1t Stock and Da1ry shows, 1n add1t1on to a.ttend1ng demonstra t1ons W1nn1ng another state t1t1e IS thrs year's goal of the Future Homemakers of Arnerrca Mem 0012013 675 l00l'l60l' bers work on projects for lmprov E e W 1ng farrnly hfe and appear 1n a y 9 pub11c s tyle S how Sis.: ROW 1 C Beckwlth W Johnstone presrdent A Comlskey A Shrmek W Johnstone M Hohenstern secretary J Hodges treasurer B Borgo vrce he N presrdent M Jager L Mansell ROW2 J Schroeder L Mrzysak A Keuch S DeKeyser D Krueger J Howes A Meteycak S Duranty P Stanola C Glowackr S Shack Fay ROW 3 C Carlton A Sherman L Marron M Commxso J Otteson A Sedewarft A Woodman B Teason D Flerseher J Lefevre J Seuam R Farr C Srppel ROW4 R Garcra M Krebs M Mansell M Trask C Macander L Baker C Schuh M Pfexffer P Novak D Mynck C Coates, D Lucas I Schuldr ROW5 Mrs Geuther I Joseph B Schmrlke M D0I1d1lI1geI M Geflrlger J Schroder E Mather E Mather E Schoonveld M Tewes M Gee, C Bormet, S Meyer 4- 0 SUI n . 1 - . , A C , - a , Lf Q if r ? fl 4 6 45: J W ' A 1? , 5 A W N T . J i Y I ' I ff my , ' .4 , l v Y: ' - ' , C' ' 'Z - , ' ' . LA 'Mb ' T : . ' . . I L xfxgil A V1 V1 vt. 6 Q J-P I ,J 0 OE? fw- ROW 1 Mr Hansen sponsor N Bombard B Brckham R. Creer vtce presldent G Fedenct presrdent G Kutch ms secretary A Carlson treasurer N Wendt G Connor J MacKenz1e ROW 2 G Marzano N Rasch P Rehlmg M Mansell N Matthews F Lrston J l-llllman S I-lenkle J Stuntz Y Teason ROW3 D Stefanskr C Tampler L Swanson,J Hoglund M Mitchell P Duffy C Mmton C Ahnell S Crow I Ptlawskr C Waslck ROW4 I Munfreld L Marten D Marzano J Meredtth, M Warren N Carrnes J Kanter I Mmtal R Rres B Teason K Puschel ROW5 T Allen P Mell I Mrller C Schramm A Shrmek I Enblom N Kappel J Hodges D Kukrelskr D Murphy W1lleford T Lonson C Renter B Beck D 67 C7 A 51,-em Span1sh Club members gloat over f1rst place honors captured by their homecomlng float We Got 'em Over A Barrel ' Learmng about Spamsh cus toms and folklore selllng at games sponsormg dances, and Jotmng wlth the German Club for a skat1ng party lead the club's act1v1t1es 6lI'Ul Olflafll At monthly meetmgs Parvr Romam QL1ttle Romans! mem bers play Roman games and stng Roman songs A Messina L Cammlso ROW6 E Bartosrk R Sanderson C Gee L McBurney A Kara A Reeve D Schmaedeke G Stanton rawd Wad Wemgera R. Collrns, treasurer, S. Domrmc, pres1dent,I, Grbson. vrce presrdent, A, ggro, Secretary. ROW 2 l. Johnson, M, Vleck, I, Blew, E, Bates, M, Holtz. ROW 3 D. Maue, B. Brancato, D. Lebens, D, Cutler, P. Lxtke, T, Holtz, J. Kennelly. Wall dllquet 5 - - .' , f- , ' 1 :fda fm, Q' V' C ' N L ' wfff- 0 i L 1 T uff? 'tj V Y Q-Y , J K1 M . A V e ' . F -- 1 at 5' 11 2 3 A .- ,' ' , W - , 'safe 55, ' K ' WLM A ,Q ' ' A -' , f - 'fn ' ' x 733 'diff' f K I X A 7 ' l -1 - f: 55, A. . V ' ' K . 1 L P . f Q f Q A - In I ,Y ,A - V: 1 ' , N , S ' A , . sf A ,dt 7 X S 'Vi ns- Y N v G. f 1 A R, VJ: 7 :I ' V , ' .K X 'U N. :ar M p WH 1 f X , ., -- ,V 4 'cv ' C ' - 'f 'k, , Q g i, H: J ' ' I - I ly .gifs r ' HQ - ' . : . , : . . , . ' . : . . . . . ' , . . . , . ' , . ' . . . . , . . : . '. ' I ' 0 f - s - 1 - : o u 1 9 I 1 - - ' . . . . . : . , . V , . ' , . , . ' , . , . I I Q o . .9 - p s . 1 u . - I . . y . 1 u . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ll S . . , I A ,L 1 I 7 I I , r . . . ' . SEATED Mrss Schultz, sponsor, ROW 1 D Lucas C Molrtor I Taylor ROW2 A Campea P Kreta B Brancato J Hodges A Keuch E Vynalek M1ssSt1ga11 ROW3! Janulrs J Howes M Hohemtem M Atwood C Ahnell B Veldman ROW4J Hodges D Kukrelskl K Puschel B Schultz M- Srppel R Collrns L Brandau B Blewett L l'Cll'Lal'l5 ual' j2a6ufg Tak1ng care of the hbrary throughout N A the day keeps the 11brar1ans busy Members enjoy the annual sprlng pot luck p1cn1c W .14 Ofgafllzeff Jafe Qal' ROW 1 B Gobel Mrs Mowatt B Fuglsang Vice Pres S Dommick Pres R Farr N Cottrell ROW 2 B Emery G Doherty B Nagel L Marron M Poprelarz S Schuh ROW3 M Srppel K Flavm B Pater V Nutt C Mohtor ROW 4 E Lehr A Bedford B Schultz Sec L Mrzysak L Lucas V Evans J Wenckus B Pater Future Nurses assemble to make favors for veteran hosp1tals at Chrrstrnas t1me and learn of advantages of becommg a nurse V Laq, ia : J? Q g 5 . fl 0 V ' sg, Ek , f A ft' L nf V ? q Carruval trme brmgs bnght red and yellow booths and excrtement as clubs vle for the stand that wrll brlng the most proceeds School IS out rn the afternoon to decorate under the supervrsron of Mr Hansen and Mr Brown for the bxg rught when the barkers 1nv1te one and all to the1r spec1a1 attracuons Us ww 2----f 'N- Chal W1ll1ams especrally remembers th1s carmval s1nce he now possesses the shxney black portable from the STAR raffle cuoff WL!!! Nfl T4 Mr Adams KTOP LEFTJ strolls around the gym floor apparently Pnjoyxng the care free carmval atmosphere on October 27 Some weary spectators take time to s1t down and enJoy a Playcrafters delrght QTOP RIGHTJ thrs year The Mad Tea Party from Alrce 1n Wonderland as lnterpreted by Ian Wenckus Jack Kennelly Johnny Blew and Betty Blewett Others stop at the F T A booth QBOTTOM LEFTJ to watch Bets Veldman shower Rose R1es whlle KBOTTOM RIGHT5 the gypsy fG1or1a Paulrkj waits for her next fortune seeker rn the yearbook tent k I .QT , E R 1 S . l 5 V? .A is ' tex: . . E , 1 , fy , 4 X N A ' V s 5. ' A , I K ' ' X 1 I W ti 4' yy f 3! M ft. I ,v ' I :xx ,W : K f K Q If A K n V p ,, , , 4, ? . ,fy Y 4' . fx T W mv U o . . ,, ,, . . I U i Y I I I . . . . . SEATED I Kennelly J Wenckus presrdent B Carrrer v1ce presl dent B Blewett sec retary treasurer Mansell ROW 2 Mlss Schultz sponsor I Blew D Krueger K Brrggs B Brancato D Lebens K Leavltt M Vleck D Lavery ROW 3 E Kanak D Andersen G Srmth I Hodges K Puschel B Chatlosh I Krep on pagcra tefd Peiieflt yllkfde M'0gI'6ll1'l A spec1a1ty of the Playcrafters 1S one act plays The presentatron of A Ch1ld Is Born and The B1shop's Cand1est1cks at Chr1stmas tlme IS a pleasant mem ory Wr1t1ng to pen pals and g1v1ng a1d to ch11dren's homes add to the ma1n arm of the Future Teachers ofAmer1ca that of arous1ng rnterest 1n the teach1ng profess1on Charter members remember the nlght 1nsta11at1on and the letter from Jesse Stuart rn whrch he consents to the use of hrs name for the chapter t1t1e as ,, cgnafcfufed ease luarl Lapfer ROW 1 A Carlson M Mansell D Krueger C Mrnton ROW2 B Babcock D Kukrelskl R Rres C Ahnell D Cutler B Veldman R Collrns, secretary J Hodges v1ce presrdent K Brrggs C Wasrck J Kral G Con nor D Mynck J MacKenzre STANDING L Brandau presrdent A Sedewarft M Dohs G Marzano J Taylor C Bartuslak B Brancato B Qumn J Juravlc Mrss Sugall and Mr Wrlhams sponsors N' K1 , - . 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I I 64 ROW1 J Gray treas urer R Wetngartner presrdent L Kramer vrce presldent C Hoef lem L Premo N Moody M Dohs ROW 2 B Schultz A Herb ster J Hoeflexn D Estand J Aulwurm R Uthe STANDING Fischer secretary Mr Patterson sponsor J N ,K Stmams B Chatlosh E Doyle C Thomp son E S1ma1t1s R Hlppner T Boone F a t Wernrcke is-wi, 225 el'll'l6ll'l OU! ed 1 Wffffi German Club members are enJoy1ng the proceeds from the1r un1que carntval booth Shoot the teacher F1e1d trlps and German movres also provtde recreatlon for part1c1pants CLQHCQ pl'O6lllCe5 econcl GCE To ga1n a better understandrng of sclence, club members see fllms, have lectures and v1s1t the Museum of Sc1ence and Industry Members fondly remem ber the excltement of wmntng second place 1n the homecomlng parade hh on mug, I ROW1 C Bartusrak R Kros D Berkebxle I Kral secretary treasurer T Lonson presldent C Waslck P Rehlmg S Stewart Mr Hopkrns sponsor ROW2 J Aulwurm C Nielsen D Stefanslu N Calrnes M wood J Wenckus M Slppel D Otteson W Iuravrc B Babcock ROW3 B Maes F Zrehrke D Mltchell A Herbster J Hrllman M Wessel W Johnstone B Qurnn R Maxlhoit ROW4 B Freewald E Frscher B Cook G Stanton L Kramer N Kappel R Russman, D Marzano I Iohandes B Calvert ROWS B Orr E Srmarus C Thompson F Wermcke I Srmartls R Hrppner B Rupert, E Bartosrk D Andersen R San derson D Dlgangr ROW6 C Reuter O White R Pederson W Spring H Olsen, B Vanek 65 fu J d D D- 1 ga f t, Q- a ' - ' 'XM , , . , . , , , . . 6 K . . 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I . p 4 ' g . , - ' l - ' ' Performlng at all concerts rnrxed chorus members are se lected VOICES who wlll annual -up ly present the major portlon of the Chmstmas program Acappella srngmg 1S an occaslonal fea ture of the grrls' chorus below ROW 1 L Howard L Marron B Veldman M Neuzrl M Cammrso J Taylor P Duffy L Kluge C Statema A Comrskey I Hoglund Mr Potter ROW2 C Wasrll B Voss G Kramer L Premo M Vleck R Farr M Srppel B Ererdam C Wasrck I Enblom E Bates I Serranr ROW 3 P Rehhng J Schroder J Lefevre I Johnson J Wenckus C Beckwrth D Stefanskr M Mrtchell N Wendt D Borgo D Hopkrns D Flerscher D Mltchell ROW4 W Smlth P Holz P Cassrdy R Weaver R Creer C Reuter A Kara N both C Wrlleford GHC! an CAOFUSSQ5 OITL U12 ROW1 Mr Potter L Howard B Veldman R Farr L Marron F Lepej J Taylor B Ererdam C Srppel Kluge P Duffy J Prlawskr A Comrskey M Krebs J Hoglund ROW 2 G Kramer N Moody B Voss M Carnmrso C Beckwrth F Zrehlke P Boudreau M Srppel M Gee C Wasrck C Statema S Crow Eckert P Crow ROW 3 M Vleck J Enblom M Lavery P Hehhng L Premo E Schoonveld I Johnson J Wenckus B Borgo A Sherman P Krera R Garcra J Mac Kenzre E Bates ROW4 D Hopkrns I Lefevre Wasrll I Schroder P Sranola J Thrlker D Stefanskr C Mohtor D Flerscher D Mrtchell M Mrtchell Wendt Y Teason J Serram N 1 ' at - , V , W V - T' A Y r 'V ,A . . .1 1 X . A L L. . I 1 X -I . B. Blaha, G. Rudish, C. Hagel, J. Morlockc Y 1 X I L. , . . . ' ', . ' , . , . . : . , . , . , E. , . . : . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , C- ' . - , . , . ' , . ', . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , The newly organized boys' chorus is preparing to become a performing group next year Members are also active in mixed chorus The band the most active of the schoo1's music groups hopes for uni forms through the help of the music parents' group Fresh in the mem ories of the band members are the dedication the first time the group preformed the four concerts and the pep assemblies ROW 1: L. Howard, Mr. Potter, I. Hoglund, ROW 2: R. Greer, Tr Holz, C. Hagel, w. Smith. Row 3:63. Reuter, A. Kara, C, Willeford, B. Blaha, J. Morlock. ROW 4: K. Kappel, P. Cassidy, N. Loth, G. Dietrich. Playing at dances and school functions as well as for outside activities are on the agenda of the Downbeats. Organizing the combo has long been the dream of its five members, Frank Liston, trumpet' Dick Schmaedeke, drumsg Ted Allen trom- bone' Jim Knecht bassg and A1 Reeve piano A9 ROW 1 N Calrnes R Collins D Cutler I Pilawski C Bartusxak ROW 2 B Brancato K Kappel K Briggs Kanter J Dea C Waslck, T Bronieclu B Gover J Gorobeko S DeKeyser C Johnson ROW 3 Blewett P Boyett F Lxston A Reeve D Anderson,J Hillman S Funsten W Johnson R Farr J Baker Nagel R Sundquxst I Wenckus T Allen ROW4 G Marten V Enblom D Schmaedeke I Mmtal Farr D Vance L McBurney I Knecht D Allen Mr Potter .. 5, . D 4 I 2 Y D . . X . - -1' is . ',a ,. 'Alix . . , fl v ' N ' - I ! ! 7 r '. Q 3 .J ,, K :.',.',. .. ,. '. :. ,. ,.', I. ..,.'. ',. ,. ,. ,. .: B. ,. ,.',. ,. .' ,. ,. ..,. , B... ',. ,. . :. ,. ,. ..', R... .. ,. ,. ,.. fur .P I ? l , 5 if f if , ff 0 9527. X. f ' gi? 2' up ia 1 iffy 1 'V ' , 1 J, .3' K fa 3 The public says yes, says no. The whim of the public rides. I , SA!! Mr. Sandburg mingles with the public after the dedication program. pad ic It is this public to which the advertisers are dedicating themselves to serving and satisfying. To this public are directed the advertisements in the following pages. HAEELE MEYER ELECTRIC Sales Serv1ce 1nsta11at1on House W1r1ng Authorlzed Fr1g1da1re Home Apphance Dealer Myers' Water Pumps Supreme Water Softners Automat1c E1eCtr1C and Gas Water Heaters Pr1vate Property E1ectr1c L1nes Erected Phone Kellogg 2 4225 Orland Townsh1p 84 Ave 81 159 St Tmley Park I111no s Phones Worth 1755 Worth 1Z55R2. LEEAS SAND FRAVEL EILL 111th 8: Southwest Hlghway Box 466 Palos Park, I111no1s Sump Pumps ---- Motors ---- Light Fixtures . . 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Company 9528 Evergreen Park Plaza Chicago 42, Illinois Joe Kral Hilltop 5-808 Residential Sales Garden 4-O98 Representative 1 5 Palos Park 668 J Palos Park Riding Stables 86 Ave. Sr 119 Street Palos Park, Illinois WALTER'S BARN Hayrides Saddle Horses Horses Boarded A. Herbster QTOP LEFT, holds his stomach and waits his tum in the lunch line. D. Busch and B. Carrier QBOTTOM LEFTJ are aware of photographers presence as students stir in hall. I. and I. Baker and P. Duffy QBEIJOWS have fun with the art classes' Santa in the cafeteria. In the circle KLEFTJ J. Hoeflein and L. Rockrohr meet at lockers. airy,- Compliments of Arthur M. Adams Best Wishes to the Class of '55 Art's Food Shop Compliments of Buschel's Charm Cleaners, Palos Heights Clem's Tavern, 123rd 8: Rte. 45 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Cole Marionettes, Palos Park Compliments of Cole's Tap 8: Coffee Shop Cooper Furniture 8: Appliances 13142 S. Western Ave. , Blue Island Compliments of Cooper 8: Hostert Ford Dealer Phone 2611, Mokena, Illinois Compliments of Cooper Towing Happy indeed are H. Talley, R, Schneid, L. Marten, B. Partoll, and B. Simmons as they board the free- dom txain. T. H. Davidson 81 Company Orland Park, Illinois Don's Service Station-Motel-Restaurant Orland 2970 - U. S. 6 81 45, Orland Park Compliments of Ebeling Service Station Joe Grobarcik's Royal Blue Groceries 8: Meats, Mokena, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '55 Hitz Country House Johnson Lumber 8: Supply Company 123rd 8: 82 Ave. , Palos Park Phone: Palos Park 837 Loebe Brothers Compliments of Martin Implement Sales Joseph E. McCormick Co. , Realtors 119 8: Southwest Highway, Palos Park 1058 Mira-Mar Shop Ladies' 81 Children's Wearing Apparel Mokena Grain 8: Supply Company Grain, Coal 8: Feed - Mokena 2531 Compliments of Norman's Tavern Orland Park, Illinois Orland Auto Repairs 81 Sales Orland State Bank Orland Park, Illinois Compliments of Palos Heights Food Shop Ramsey STANDARD Service Schmaedeke Funeral Home Schmaedeke Implement Company Success and Happiness to the Graduates of '55 Compliments of The 6 8: 7 Restaurant 8: Cocktail Lounge Compliments of Sorny's Sweet Shop Compliments of Tabbert Service Station Tom Treadway's Double T Ranch 10900 West 123rd Street Van Bruggen Signs - 7101 W. 127th St. Palos Park 826 The Vista Motel - Orland Park, Illinois Orland 139-W-1 Housekeeping Is O.ur Business Western Auto Associate Store, Palos Heights Wiles Drugs - 6969 West 111th Street Worth Printing 8: Publishing Company Worth Toy 8: Gift Shop PATRON'S IE Earl F. Cutler HQ Ile X., 'One by one man alone and man joined ' Man and man together, united, dedicated--yet, in their unity Still an individual. .5 1 'pf A Adams, Bill 10,41, 48, 63, 68 Adcock, James 10 Aggen, Ken 33 Ahnell, Charlotte 16, 49, 61, 62, 64 Aird, Richard 33,48 Allen, Henry 16, 67 Allen, Theodore 33, 61, 67 Allison, Anna 84 Anders, Arron 33 Andersen, David 26, 27, 37, 41, 44, 45, 64, 65 Anderson, Jon 16, 45, 54, 67 Arquita, Elisa 55, 83 Atwood, Marjorie 29, 62, 65 Aulwurm, Joan 24, 29, 49, 55, 58, 59, 65 B Babcock, William 25, 29, 64, 65 Baffa, Thomas 29, 51 Baggio, Anita 29,61 Baker, Janice 25, 26, 37, 56, 57, 58, 78 Baker, Judy 16, 58, 67, 78 Baker, Lila 24, 33, 35, 58,60 Bakosh, Jean 25, 33 Ball, James 26 Ball, Judy 29 Ball, Robert 29 Bardwick, Ruth 10, 24, 68 Bartholomew, Russell 33 Bartosik, Edward 16, 61, 65 Bartusiak, Carole 16, 64, 65, 67 Bates, Elin 33, 49, 61, 66 Bearden, Sally 26, 58 Beck, Bill 29, 42, 48, 49,61 Beckwith, Christine 29, 49, 60, 66 Beckwith, Vera 16, 54, 58 Bedford, Arlene 29,62 Berkeblle, Donald 33, 65 Berry, Robert 16,44 Berryman, Charles 29, 42, 43, 48, 49, 58 Berryman, Richard 16 Bespalko, Donald 16 Bettenhausen, Earle 26,60 Bettenhausen, Phyllis 13, 36, 68 Bettenhausen, Ronald 29, 60 Bickham, Barbara 33, 49, 58, 61 Brimm, Violet 10, 25,28 Bjorngjeld, Ruth 13 Blaha, Robert 26, 37, 41, 51, 66, 67 Blew, John 42, 48, 61, 63, 64 Blew, William R. 13 Blewett, Betty 17, 24, 49, 54, 57, 62, Blinstrup, Bart 17 Bloodworth, Charles 84 Bombazd, Nancy 33, 35, 58, 61 Bond, Donald F. 13 Bond, Mrs. Donald F. 52 Boone, Theodore 65 Borgo, Bonita 33, 58, 60, 66 Bormet, Carol 29,60 Bormet, LeRoy 17, 60 Borre, Wayne 33, 42 Boudreau, Patricia 26, 66 Boyett, Patricia 67 Brabenec, Robert 12, 26, 82 Brancato, Betty 17, 37, 49, 56, 61, 62, 64, 67 Brandau, Lucile 17, 54, 58, 62, 64 Breithbart, Charlotte 29, 58 Briggs, Kaye 33, 64, 67 Brija, Robert 33 Broniecki, Carol 29, 56 Broniecki, Thomas 33, 67 Brown Brow n, Brown Brown, Rosemary 10, 34, 49,54 William L. 68 William S. 10, 12 Mrs. Wm. S. 68 Bruss, Ernest 26 Brzoznowski, Yvonne Budding, Marguerite 17,24 Buesing, Arthur 29, 51 Busch, David 26, 41, 45, 46, 58, 78 Butz, Mary 33,58 C Cairness, Nancy 29, 61, 65, 67 Calvert, Billy 29, 42, 58, 65 Calvert, Mary 33, 36, 58 Cammiso, Louis 26,61 Cammiso, Mary 29, 60, 66 Campea, Anna 17,58, 62 I 63, 64, 67 Capper, Jennie 10, 33 Carlson, Anna 17, 58, 61, 64 Carlton, Carole 26, 58, 59, 60 Carrier, Barbara 17, 37, 49, 56, 58, 64, 78 Carrier, Jack 29 Carrol, G. Deeks 33, 42, 58 Cassidy, Paul 26, 66, 67 Chamberlain, Thomas 26, 82 Chatlosh, Robert 29, 42, 64, 65 Chapek, Robert 26, 83 Cieluch, Eugene 29,42 Cihak, Charles 29 Citero, Albert 25, 29 Clayton, Wayne 17,41 Coates, Carole 33, 60 Coates, Jim 26,60 Collins, Rosemary 18, 54, 56, 61, 6 Comiskey, Alice 29, 49, 58, 60, 66 Compton, Richard 10, 54, 58, 68 Connell, John 26 2, 64 Connor, Gail 26, 49, 56, 57, 58, 61, 64 Cook, Bill 25, 29,65 Cooper, Howard G. 13 Cottrell, Naomi 18, 55, 57, 62 Cozzi, Rudy 29,51 Creer, Ron 26, 58, 61, 66, 67 Crow, Patricia 26, 66 Crow, Sally 33, 61, 66 Cullinan, Harold 29 Cummings, Bill 18, 55, 57 Curtin, Joseph 26 Cutler, Diane 33, 61, 64,67 Czarnetzky, Jack 26, 37, 41, 55 D Davidson, G.W. 13 Dea, Jerry 33, 67 Degner, William 33 Delieyser, Fred 18 DeKeyser, Susan 25, 33, 60, 67 Delph, Richard 26 Dempsey, Rosemary 29, 58 DeRouin, Beverly 33, 49 Devine, Joe 11,41, 51, 68 Dietrich, George 33, 42, 48, 66, 67 Federici, Geno 18, 61 , Johnson, 45 J ,V ., Vocational courses occupy the class periods of many Sandburg students as shown by B. Maes, B. Rudnick, and E, Skworch in the top photo as they explore the industrial arts field in Mr. Jorstad's general shop course. In the center snap girls also invade the shop rooms for Mr. Henderson's home maintenance class, Working on their pin-up lamps are B. Nagel, M. Mansell, and T. Chamberlain. In the bottom flash B. Brabenec types 66 words per minute on a five minute timed writing in Mr. Adcock's first semester personal typing class. Dietz, Dennis 29 Digangi, Dominick 29, 4l, 51, 58, 65 Doherty, Grace 29, 62 Doherty, Robert Dolls, Margaret 33, 64, 65 Dominic, Sharon 26, 37, 58, 61, 62 Dondlinger, Margaret 33, 58, 60 Doogan, Melvin 26, 60, 83 Doyle, Edward 26, 65 Durst, George 84 Duehr, Herman 84 Duehr, Joyce 29, 31, 54 Duffy, Patricia 26, 28, 58, 61, Dugan, Jack 26 Dumney, Bill 29 Duranty, Susan 33, 60 E Eckert, Evelyn 26, 66 Eierdam, Barbara 26, 37, 66 Eierdam, LeRoy 18 - Emery, Betty 35, 62 Enblom, Judy 25, 26, 28, 44, 49, Enblom, Van 29, 58, 67 Erickson, Darrell 29, 48, 60 Estand, Douglas 26, 65, 84 Evans, Lawrence 33 Evans, Virginia 29, 62 , F 66, 78 58, 6 Farr, Bryant 33, 51, 58 Farr, Rita 32, 58, 60, 62, 66, 67 Farr, Richard, Sr, 84 Farr, Richard, Jr. 29, 48, 67 Federici, MaryLou 29 Felsch, Marion 84 Felsch, Sandra 33 Felt, David 11, 24, 56, 57 Ferguson, Wanda 30 Fienef Marjorie 33, 58 Fischer, Edward 26, 65 Flavin, Kathy 30, 62 Flavin, Patrick 30, 42, 43, 48 Fleischer, Deanna 34, 66 Flinn, Dan 30,42 Ford, Patrick 34, 48 Freewald, Patrick 65 Fuglsang, Bette 18, 56, 62 Funsten, Stephen 34, 48, 67 G Gaffney, Marilee 30 Gale, Beverly 34 Garcia, Linda 26 Garcia, Rebecca 30, 60, 66 Gawlik, Rofiald 30 Gee, Donald 26, 45, 46, 47, 60, Gee, Marllynn 34, 49, 60, 66 Geringer, Margaret 30, 49, 60 Geuther, Hilda 11, 60,68 Gibson, Jane 30, 58, 61 Giegler, Carl 30, 37, 41 Glowacki, Carol 30, 60 Gobel, Barbara 34, 62 Goetz, Rose 26 Golias, Paul 26 1, 66 Grima, Sharon 34 Grover, larry 18 Grover, Robert 30, 58, 67 Grzybowski, Daniel 34 Gunia, Wilbert 27 H Hagel, Charles 34, 66, 67 Hahn, Kenneth 18 Hamilton, Richard 34, 58 Hansen, Thomas 11, 61, 68 Hansen, Mrs. Thomas 68 Hanssen, Kenneth 30 Harris, Donald 30 Hart, Robert 34 Hateley, Geraldine 24, 27 Henderson, Robert 27 Henderson, Wendell ll, 24, 37,68 Henkle, Stanton 27, 51, 61 Henry, Dr. Virgil 3, 7, 9, 13, 68 Herbster, Alfred 26, 27, 41, 42, 54, 65, 78 Hill, Mark 34, 48 Hill, Meador 30, 48 Hillman, Thomas 58, 61, 65, 67 Hippner, Charles 27,65 Hobbs, Joseph 34, 58 Hodges, George 19, 24, 37 Hodges, John 30, 37, 61, 62, 64 Hodges, Judy 25, 30, 31, 54, 60, 64 Hoeflein, Carolyn 30, 65 Hoeflein, Joan 25, 27, 65, 78 Hoeh, Judith 27,49 Hoglund, Joan 30, 58, 61, 66, 67 Hohenstein, Marilyn 19, 24, 54, 56, 57, 60, 62 Holz, Mary 27, 61 Holz, Norbert 19, 50, 51 Holz, Patrick 34 Holz, Thomas 30, 54, 61, 66, 67 Hopkins, Charles 27 Hopkins, Donald 11, 28, 47, 49, 55, 65, 68 Hopkins, Mrs. Donald 68 Hopkins, Donna 34, 66 Howard, Donald 33, 34 Howard, Lena 25, 27,37, 56,51 58, 66,67 Howes, Julia 19, 58, 60, 62 Hufker, Doloris 27, 56 Hughes, Arlene 30 Hurd, Roy 30 Husch, Arlene 27, 58 Husch, Carol 30, 58 I Ipema, Pat 19 J Jackson, Everett 34 Jager, Margaret 25, 34, 36, 60 Janulis, lone 19, 62 - Janulis, John 34 Johandes. John 30, 58, 65 Johandes Stephen 41, 42, 50,51 Johansen Bill 34 Johanson, Svea 30 Johnson, Carolyn 19, 49, 56, 58, 67 Johnson, Doris 27, 44, 49 Johnson, Ingrid 27, 37, 54, 58, 59, 61, 66 Warren 34, 67 Gore, Robert 34 Gorobeko, John 30, 67 Graham, Charles 30, 42 Granat, Edith 26 Graninger, Dennis 34,48 Gray, James 26, 41, 65 Gray, Michael 27 Greenhoe, Frank 84 Grieve, William 18, 25, 41, 42, 54. 55.56, 57 Johnstone, Wendie 25, 27, 58, 60 Johnstone, William 34, 65 Johnstone, Winefred 19, 25,60 Joniak, Sharon 34,49 Jorstad, John 11, 42, 45 Joseph, Judith 34, 60 J uravic, Jerome 34, 64, 65 Jurmann, Joanne 34 Eric and Elisa create another Guatemalan out of C Schramm. Kadlec, Edward 34 Kadlec, James 27 Kaehr, Robert 25, 27, 41, 45, 46, 47 Kanak, Ernest 19, 24, 37, 40, 41, 54, 64 Kanak, Richard 34, 42 Kanter, Judith 34, 54, 61, 67 Kappel, Keith 30, 58, 61, 65, 67 Kara, Albert 34, 48, 61, 66, 67 Kats, David 34 Kats, Harry 27 Kennelly, John 30, 41, 42, 61, 63, 64 Keating, Stephen 34 Kelly, Paul 11, 25, 31, 68 Keuch, Arlene 30, 60, 62 Kieta, Pat 19, 24, 54, 57, 58, 62, 66 Kirch, Byron 27 Kirchman, Vernon 34 Kluge, laurel 20, 66 Knecht, James 27, 54, 67 Knop, Richard 34 Kollman, Bill 30, 60 Kral, Judy 20, 24, 44, 64, 65 Kramer, Gail 25, 27, 49, 58, 66 Kramer, Lee 20, 25, 65 Krebs, Mary 34, 60, 66 Krepton, John 64 Krueger, Dian 37, 49, 56, 58, 60, 64 Kukielski, Dick 27, 61, 62, 64 Kutchins, Gaye 20, 49, 61 L Laube, 'David 27 Lauffer, Sharon 33, 34 Lavery, Mary 30, 58, 64, 66 Lawler, James 30, 32, 42 Leavitt, Kea 30, 49, 55, 58, 64 lebens, Doris 25, 27, 37, 58, 61, 64 Lehr, Edith 30, 62 lepej, Florence 35, 66 LeFevre, Jewell 30, 60, 66 Liston, Frank 31, 41, 42, 51, 58, 61, 67 Litke, Paul 31, 45, 48, 58, 61 Lonson, Tom 20,24,25,26, 40, 41, 43, 44, 45, 54, 61, 65 Loth, Neal 20, 66, 67 Lucas, Donald 31, 58, 60 Lucas, Doretta 30, 31, 60, 62 Lucas, Lulu 35, 62 M Macander, Carol 35, 60 Mack, Donald 24, 25, 60 Mackenzie, Judith 35, 49, 61, 64, 66 Makutenas, Charles 27, 37, 41, 58 Maes, E Maes, R lysabeth 84 obert 35, 65, 82 Mailhoit, Robert 35, 65 Manning, Edward 84 Mansell, Lorraine 31, 60 Mansell, Marasco, Phyllis 35 Marron, Laura 31, 58, 60, 62, 66 Marten, Gene 35, 51, 67 Marten, lee 31, 48, 54, 61, 79 Mary 49, 58, 60, 61, 64, 82 Marzano, Donald 34, 35, 61, 65 Marzano, Gail 35, 61, 64 Mateycak, Alice 35, 60 ' Mather, Eleanor 20, 60 Mather, Eloise 20, 60 Matthews, Nancy 31, 61 Maue, Duane 31, 61 McAllister, ,Robert 31, 42, 58 McAnaugh, Ronald 35 McBurney, G. Lawrence 31, 41, 60, 61, 67 McMahon, Marge 20,24 Mell, Paul 27, 59, 61 Meredith, Janis 35, 61 Messina, Alexander 27, 41, 61 Messian, Grace 35 I Messina, Providence 35 Meyer, Shirley 31, 60 Miller, Gerald 29, 45, 46, 54 Miller, Jack, 27, 61 Miller, James 60 Miller, Jo 31 Minne, Gaylord J. 52 Mintal, Janette 25, 27, 61, 67 Minton, Carol 27, 61,64 Mitchell, Diane 35, 49, 58, 65, 66 Mitchell, Marilyn 27, 61, 66 Mizysak, Linda Lou 35, 60, 62 Molitor, Carol 30, 49, 56, 58, 62, 66 Molitor, Theresa 21, 24, 54, 56, 57 Moody, Nora 31, 65, 66 Moore, Glarles 12, 58, 60 Morgan, Marilyn 12, 37, 58 Morlock, Jay 34, 35, 42, 48, 66, 67 Morton, Elmer 27 , 55, 56, 57, 58, 60 Mowatt, Helen 12, 62 Mrosek, Edward 27 Mudrak, Jeanette 25, 27 Munch, Richard 31, 48 Munfield, John 35, 61 Murphy, Don 27, 61 A Musson, Judy 31 Myrick, Doral 28, 49, 60, 64 ' N Nagel, Betty 37, 56, 57, 58, 62, 67, 82 Nagel, Ronald 21, 44 Nebe, Ed 31 Neuzil, Mary Jane 28, 66 Nevin, William 35 Nichols, Ronald 31, 42, 51 Nielsen, Carol 30, 31, 65 Novak, Pat 31, 49, 60 Nutt, Virginia 62 O O'Connor, Linda 35 Ogden, Terrence 31, 37 O'Leary, Bill 31 Olsen, Howard 31, 58, 65 Oranger, Diane 25 Orr, Robert 28,65 Otteson, Dorothy 21, 65 Otteson, Joan 31 P Pappas, Dolly 12, 31, 54 Partoll, Bernard 24, 35, 41, 43, 48, 49, 79 Partoll, Mary 31 Pater, Barbara 55,62 Pater, Bernadine 55, 62 Patno, Frances 31 Patterson, Dale 12, 34, 65, 68 Patterson, Mrs. Dale 68 Paul, Chester 21 Paulik, Gloria 28, 57, 58, 63 Pedersen, Robert 35, 65 Peterson, James 31, 48 Petrauskas, Charles 35 Pfeiffer, Mary Ellen 35, 60 Pfersdorf, -Bill 28, 51 Phillips, Charolett 31 Phillips, Harold 84 Phillips, Phyllis 21, 57 Pilawski, Judith 35. 49, 61, 66, 67 Pincich, Samuel 35 Popielarz, Mary 35, 58, 62 Potter, Milton 12, 25, 66, 67, 68 Powers, Pat 35 Q Premo, lorell 25, 28, 65, 66 Puschel, Karl 31, 61, 62, 64 Q Quinn, William 35, 64, 65 R Radke, Jerome 35, 60 Rapp, Edward 35 Rasch, Nancy 31, 61 Rauch, Irene 21, 54, 58 Rauch, Marlin 31, 60 Reeve, Alan 25, 28, 37, 45, 58, 61, 67 Rehling, Phyllis 31, 61, 65, 66 Retzke, Elsa 13 Reuter, Craig 31, 44, 48, 59, 61, 65, 66 67 Rhodes, Jacqueline 28 Rich, Orville 21, 45, 4'7, 54 Richter, Erich 83 Ries, Rosemary 27, 28, 56, 58, 59, 61, 63 64 Robb, Donald 10, 12, 27 Robson, William 35 Rockrohr, James 35, 60 Rockrohr, Lou Ann 25, 28, 58, 78 Stopping for a refresher are B. Chapek M, Doogan, and D. Estand. ...Q-www-'- ,.,...--- Thanks to , , , . . . THE PEOPLE, YES by Carl Sandburg, copyright, 1936, by Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc, , for quotations on pages 15, 38, 53.69, and 80. , , , The Dedication program of October 10 of Carl Sandburg High School for quotations on pages 4 and 8. , , ,Myers and Company of Topeka, Kansas . . .Root Studio of Chicago, Illinois . . .Palos Regional of Palos Heights, Illinois , , , the school staffs as pictured above LEFT: Custodians, George Durst, Charles Bloodworth, Richard Farr, Harold Phillips, and Herman Duehrg Cafeteria, Rose Rodwlck, Anna Alli- son, Marion Felsch, and Elysabeth Maesg Bus Drivers, Frank Greenhoe, Edward Man- ning, George Durst, Herman Duehr, Charles Bloodworth, and Harold Rogers. Rodwick, Rose 84 Rogers, Harold 84 Rogers, William 28 Rogowski, Pauline 21, 24, 58 Rudish, Gerald 35, 42, 48 Rudnick, Barton 33, 35, 82 Rudnick, Sandra 28 Rudnick, Valerie 31, 32, 54, 58 Rupert, Jean 28, 49, 56, 57 Rupert, William 21, 41, 65 Rusnak, John 21 Rusnak, Kenneth 35 Rusnak, Robert 28 Russman, Richard 35,48, 65 S Salisbury, Melvin 32 Sammons, Edward 32 Sandburg, Carl fMr,J 3, 9, 53, 69, 80 Sanderson, Ronald 32, 41, 61, 65 Sandraco, Richard 36 satek, William 22, 50, 51, 55, 57 Schaller, Tom 28 Scheuneman, Thomas 36 Scheurer, Charles 22 Schmaedeke, Dick 24, 32, 55, 61, 67 Schmidt, Louis 36, 60 Schmilke, Betty 25, 28, 60 Schneid, Ronald 25, 42, 48, 49, 58, 79 Schoonveld, Ellen 32, 60, 66 Schramm, Mrs, Arthur 55 Schramm, Carol 28, 37, 49, 58, 61, 83 Schroder, Janice 36, 60, 66 Schroeder, Jane 35, 36, 60 Schroeder, Richard 22 Schuh, Giarlene 36, 58, 60, 62 Schuldt, Irene 25, 32, 60 Schultz, Betty Lou 22, 49, 54, 58, 62,65 Schultz, Beverly 11, 12, 37, 61, 64 Schultz, Kenneth 32 Schultz, Reinhold 36, 60 Sedewarf, Ada 36, 64 Semetis, John 22 Semetis, Warner 28, 50, 51 Seriani, Jerry 36, 58, 60, 66 Serson, Robert 32 Setzke, Edward 36 Shack-Fay, Sandra 32,60 ' Sherman, Arlene 60, 66 Shimek, Anne 32, 49, 58, 60, 61 Sichta, Gerald 36 Siemsen, Edward 36, 51 Simaitis, Eugene 28, 54, 65 Simaitis, Joseph 32, 45, 48, 65 Simmons, Bill 48, 79 Sims, Allen 28 Sippel, Charlene 32, 56, 58, 60, 66 Sippel, Marianne 22, 56, 58, 62, 65, 66 Skworch, Edward 36, 82 Smith, Grant 64 Smith, Wayne 66,67 Smoje, Marian 36 Smutney, Marion 25, 36 Sons, Janet 32, 58 Speer, David 32 Spidel, John 22, 44, 45, 47 Spring, Wayne 28, 65 Stanola, Patricia 60, 66 Stanton, Gary 36, 54, 61, 65 Statema, Charlene 28, 58, 66 Stefanski, Dolores 28, 61, 65, 66 Steiskal, Betty 36, 58 Stephens, Howard 36 Stewart, Sherin 36, 65 Stigall, Emma 9, 12, 62, 64, 68 Stuntz, Jim 36, 61 Suess, Judith 36 Sundquist, Roger 36, 67 Swanson, Lois 25, 28, 58, 61 Swanson, Sylvia 32 Sykora, Joseph 28, 58, 60 Syverson, Theodore 28 Szesny, Carol 36 Szumal, Daniel 28 T Talley, Harold 32, 58, 79 Tampier, Carol 32, 54, 61 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Teason, Teason, Janice 22, 55, 56, 57, 62, 64, 66 Leslie 32 Olen 28, 56 Barbara 32, 61 Yvonne 36, 61, 66 Tewes, Marie 25, 28, 37, 56, 58, 60 Thilker, Judith 36, 66 Thompson, Charles 28, 65 Town, Ralph L. 13 Trancita, Bill 32, 58 Trask, Mary 32. 60 Treadway, John 22, 60 Turay, Daniel 36 U Ullsmith, Arlene 32 Uthe, Raymond 22, 55, 60 Uthe, Ronald 32, 42, 65 V Vance, David 23, 41,42,44, 50, 51, 57, 67 Van Dyke, Melvyn 32 ' Vanek, Bob 36, 65 Vanwagner, Pat 32, 58 Veldman, Betty 23, 24, 49, 56, 57, 62, 63, 64, 66 Vleck, Marsha 35, 36, 37, 49, 58, 61, 64, 66 Voss, Barbara 25, 28, 56, 66 Vynalek, Ellyn 23, 24, 54, 56, 57, 62 W Wanchek, Robert 32, 58 Warren, Marilyn 49, 61 Wasick, Carol 32, 58, 61, 64, 65, 66, 67 Wasill, Christine 23, 66 Wasill, Fred 32 Wasilewski, Barb 32 Wassner, Kenneth 32, 48 Weaver, Richard 36, 66 Weber, William 32 Weingartner, Ron 24, 28, 45, 46, 47, 65 Welbourn, Donald 36, 58 Welbourn, Kenneth 32 Wenckus, Jeanette 23, 44, 49, 58, 62, 63, 64, 65, Wenckus, Louis 32 Wendt, Norma 28, 61, 66 Wernicke, Fred 26, 41, 51, 65 Wessel, Marvin 36, 65 Whennen, Paul 28, 40, 41 White, Owen 32, 58, 65 Willeford, Chuck 23, 40, 41, 44, 61, 66, 67 Williams, Chal 23, 54 Williams, Harold 12, 64, 68 Winder, Sharon 23 Witt, Darlyn 23, 58 Witt, Walter 36 Wollerman, Irvin 28 Woodman, Audrey 32, 49, 54, 58 Wright, Ethel 23 Y Yarbrough, J.M. 13 Yunker, Ronald 36 Yunker, Walter 28 Z. Ziehlke, Frances 65, 66 Zinn, Ronald 31, 42, 51 66, 67 fWjx fa' yfng, , A ' JYEARBOOKS 4 ft. nf, V, ffm- Y,.. ff-fri 227439, , 1- 2fJiiEi 'Sf? .' ,- l'fQiL GANSTER 8. HENNIGHAUSEN -- ARCHITECTS f 7 ' ' 400' ' .1-1.1!-b. F??V: 4, Il00L Ill TIIIUT 0. 30 WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS Date: July 12, 1952