Crete Monee High School - Jester Yearbook (Crete, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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K - l DEDICATION ln recognutuon of hus years of leadershup and ungenuuty we dedu cate the 1953 Jester to Mr Verne Crackel Through hus efforts our school grew from a two year hugh school un 1932 to a fully accreduted four year unut dustruct hugh school un 1948 From 1927 when he was appounted superuntendent untul 1936 Mr Crackel not only dud all the athletuc coachung but taught Mathe matucs and Socual Studues besudes He us a charter member of the Luons Club member ot Illunous Educatuon Assocuatuon Natuonal Educatuon Assocuatuon lllunous Hugh School Pruncupals Assocuatuon and of Superuntendents Round Table of Northern lllunous For three years Mr Crackel was also a member of the board of durectors ofthe Illunous Hugh School Assocuatuon In July of 1953 Mr Crackel was appounted to the oftuce of county superuntendent of schools to full out the term of Louus F Bottuno . , , 1 I I . . , . . . I I FOREWORD The Jester statt of 1953 presents to you the students and faculty thus book In hope that wlthln these pages will llve memories And now step tght thus way to the Greatest Show On Earth 4 I I dear to one and all. - V. . ll ll SCHOOL LIFE ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS GRADE SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENTS O O 63 O IIELAIELBIS QQ GD LULLT' EITIIEI P25 Q 4 VD ff I J 42.12 ,.nsdlL,, -muh qi bw A-'F :M-' 'Wil 4? I mfg wg, Q 44 - figff H. Q 4 '13, ,tk X -4 15 fin. .. J W QS. film SA 'S Dix, 1416:-u wkq -gg 5 'ar-1rf15r3!iiv -:wig-,,,.f,w, wma, wgiwnaf it - ' FSP ill'lf'4!llV'4-fu V321 1- 4 ua -mg., at Ja.. Mfwii-was fwbilmwkl 1 Mar ll-mass:-eww Nl ft01un-nnmsib-unvanuuelluan-.mrV1m .vm .auf M 356517 1 9W 'F Pi w-+- -1- -V-nuns, ani a-1-.vw 3 'W 4lf'Mfm'4 'lP 'b are-' 'M ff-eau--s F-'-'I-h....c.c,-gh. mu v.: Qu., A 'K Q15 fan-'Y Y Y i 7 11. lm E 9135 ii B .5 -2, 'E 'f f p. : V A 3 1! 4 L55 g .' i i. 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ES Ai. i- ,Y V 1 , 1 SCHOOL LIFE OF 53 The many actuvmes of our school year of 53 began wlth the F F A party for the F H A on September 26 which proved to be very enloyable On the mght of October 2nd our Mlxed Chorus sang several selectlons at the Annual Dmner meeting of the Trl County DIVISION of the lllmols School board Association at the Morruson Hotel In Chicago The mrxer dances held by the Seniors In the gym will always be remembered On October l8th the Senrors sponsored the annual Home coming Dance and Parade ln the Homecommg game our team scored a vrctory over Dyer That mght at the dance many famlllar faces of old grads were seen dancing to the music of Henri Buttell The band parents sponsored a cakewalk ln the gym on October 25th On the mght of November 14th the .lunlors held their dance wlth the theme Harvest Hoe Down Entertalnment refreshments and scads of fun were had by all On December 7th Mr Wolf presented the annual Christmas concert with glee clubs mlxed chorus and band partlclpatnng The F H A held thelr traditional Chrlstmas Corner on December 19th where they sold cookles candy popcorn balls etc On the evemngs of December 22nd and 23rd our school participated ln the Morrls lnvrtatuonal Basketball Tournament Although defeated on both nights our team gave both opponents a good battle The Sophomores presented thenr class dance on February 6th with the theme of a Mardi Gras The alr was festive and the muslc wonderful The FHA Mother Daughter Banquet was held In the cafeterra on February llth and the F H A Style Show was held March 6th Both were a success On March l2th the Seniors gave theur play Seventeenth Summer In a matinee for the grade school students and on March 'l3th and 14th the regular presentation was gtven lt was very successful The dlstrrct hugh school solo and ensemble music contest was held on March l4th at Downers Grove Four of the entries received fnrst dlvlsron ratings with recommendations for the state contest On March 2Oth the Freshman class held therr dance an the gym wlth theme Bunny Hop They actually drd the bunny hop and a lot of fun was had by all those who attended The band gave thelr sprung concert on March 27th On Aprll l'lth the dlstrlct music organlzatnon contest was held here for bands choruses and glee clubs with many schools from this area partlcupatlng On Aprll 24th the eighth grade gave their play Cheaper by the Dozen and on Aprll 25th the IUHIOYS presented the Junior Sensor banquet with theme Gay Nlnetles At the banquet the turkey dusappeared quickly and before we realized nt the whole thrng was over On May lst those who had recelved flrst state at the drstrlct contest partucnpated In the state music contest The climax of the year was the tradltlonal Jumor Senror Prom The theme was Wlstarla The Seniors spent the day decorating for the bug mght out at Lmcolnshlre Country Club On Sunday May 24th was the Baccalaureate Service and on May 29th the commencement exercises were held for graduating Sensors This year was a full and happy one that none of us wall ever forget 8 0 - - ll ll ' . . . , ' ll ll ' ' f I 1 ' . . . 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V ri 1' - -Vw A 'V - - 4 4 . as gg A-. V V 5 4 V -' V V V41 VV' ,evil . V 4 i ' q,,....mn,.s - .,......V,..1.......N... ...,, 4 . . - -V - - -V - ..., .1 if 'I , Voofuuwg- W., 1, A Q ff' ,-an 4 TOP BRASS M i X F'-IA W Safety P P- N! i ,4- -un- 3 , GAA I .4 Operators Club Jester 'ft Student Councu Natrona! Honor ocaety Bond SP ectotor 'ffl wh RCU 44 gps-'btw Pep Club I .lumor Red Cross E ,,-f l ? lx: L 't Q' 'W x g w ' V ,..tt I 1, . L x, W : ' I, 'mr t t ff M 1' ,-fL 2 . -' 1 ' g ,W J-avi, 'V rf ' t f e o. . x g A 'ag X A t L 1 jf 5 ' . 5 ft ix 1. X 'fit' V 4- sf, .Q 2 iq . 1 L9 1- Jg- if. V 'I . S , 5 1 .' cfi YW 'rl' ' 'M if r V K f I - u ' 5 - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Practicing for Induction cere- mony . . . Mr. Wiley explaining N.H.S. meaning . . . goIden badges getting tangled . . . looking for robes to fit . . . having formal meetings . . . A worthy goal to strive tor. NATIONAL HONOR 'SOCIETY X l ... , IIL Left to Right: Mr. Schuett, C. Jones Mrs Farrar Newly elected members not pictured: G. Fink, P. Bolger T Becker W Eck man, N. Scarborough, S. Dowd, D Williams L. T1 First Row: Art and Assistant Editor, G. Fink, Photography Editor, W. Eckmon Copy Editor, S. Dowd, Production Editor, N. Scarborough: Editor C Jones, B. Murphy, Co-Business Editorf T. Becker, Co-Business Editor, P. Boiger: Second Row. P. Andersen, E. Cox, J. Albers, J. Sellmyer, M. Brands, D Brands, W. McBride, Y. Durand, C. Stout, N. Allen. Third Row: S. Baseier S. Becker, D, Hixon, P. Osborne, P. Soucie, N. Hansen, J. Popp, L. Sebena E. Anderson. Fourth Row: B. Bazil, L. Arnold, C. Tieri, E. Larson, E. Johnsoni L. Beasley, J. Sizemore. r Soliciting ads . . . taking pic- tures . . . getting assignments done on time . . . subscriptions . . . typing copy and more copy . . . noisy meetings Mon- days . . . working to obtain a better-than-ever yearbook. JESTER . . Concentration . . . . . . Good solesmanship . . 20 Deadlines . . . Dorn . . . late assignments . . . selling sub- scriptions . . . special issues. . . typing stencils. . . producing a newspaper worthy of our school. SPECTATOR First Row: News Editor, M. Kearney: Feature Editor, J. Daily: Editor, D. Williams, Assistant Editor, D. Tmey, C. Partain, Art Editor, B. Bond. Second Row: D. Schaeftlein, J. Voight, S. Hoecker, A. Fairbanks, R. Matthias, G. Trolenberg, l..Engblom, M. Weishaar, J. Bacon, B. Miller. Third Row: J. Taylor, G. Huffman,J. Reeves, R. Chisholm,K. Thornquist,B. Bakker, F. Odle. Fourth Row: S. Echterling, P. Heldt, B. Stier, V. Leslie, S. Reeves, S. Kraemer, C. Kretzmann, S. Blackwell, N. Allen, E. Leith. . . last minute inspection . . . . presses rolling at last . . CIRCUS . . Ahention, twirlers! . . Concerts . . . exams . . . choroles . . . Mr. Wolf's iokes . . . morching drills. . . worm-ups. . . . doesn'f the Pep Bond look peppy here? . . . First Row: N. Scarborough, S. Baseler, J. Daily, E. Cox W. McBride, J. Bacon, C. Hussmon, E. Leighty, C Kretzman, P. Andersen. Second Row: J. Sellmyer, C Longebortels, Y. Durand, K. Corley, E. Kretzmann, S Dowd, V. Becker, J. Hudson, B. Miller, A. Anderson R. Macieiczok, D. Sellmyer, R. Brock, R. Artman, R Higgins, T. McKay, M. Younker, S, Reeves, E. Ander son. Third Row: L. Gaines, P. Seehausen, J. Schwiesow G. Trolenberg, B. Plagge, D. Goff, C. Jones, B. Weis BAND haar, N. Hansen, J. Reeves, C. Stout, J. Albers, B. Bakker, P. Osborne, A. Fairbanks, F. Olle, K. Thorn quist, T. Brooks, W. Paul, M. Bleivernicht, D. Kieper, A. Biesterfeld. Fourth Row: C. Goff, D. Schaeftlein, S Echterling, S. Kraemer, J. Langebartels, M. Luecke P. Bolger, E. Johnson, E. Hinrichs, P. Wichmann, Mr Wolf, G. Fink, R. Meier, T. McFarland, M. Seehausen L. Engblom, F. Paul, D. Williams. . . . watch those guidelines! . . ' keep in step . . . District and state contests . . . the clarinets . . . Pep Band . . .learn- ing to create and enioy good music together. . . Must've been another T.D. . . 1 Q 1 lsf Row: J. Dawson, K. Corley, C. Cross, F. Hoseman, M, Lcttz, K. Cox, R. Roth. 2nd Row: J. Sizemore, R. Dierking, C. Hussman, R. Reichert, P. Simmerer, T. Brooks, R. Meyer, A. Campbell. 3rd Row: D. Stein, E. Leighly, D. Miller, J. Becker, P. Wich- monn, E. Larson, M. Ziebell, Mr. Wolf. BOYS' GLEE CLUB MIXED Trolenberg, W. McBride, J. Albers, P, Seehausen, R. Halfeldt, E. Cox. 2nd Row: C. Krefzmann, P. Sparger, G. BaShore, C. Jones J. Sellmeyer, G. Fink, J. Barrington, S, Baseler, E. Krefzmann, V, Sevenlh Grade Room . . . black folders . . . Morrison Hofel . . . Pu1 your desks back where you found them . . . Tearien, P. Anderson, B, Weishaar, C. Stout, A. Bies ist Row: E. Wells, G. Trolenberg, S. Larsen, M. Blievernicht, G. Capua, J. Sigler, D. Schaeftlein, L. Halfeldt, B. Young. 2nd Row: S. Haecker, A. Fairbanks, M. Lessig, L. Bowman, E. Leith, D. Westenfeld, K. Sorenson, M. Duensing, C. Eckman, R. Matthias, B. Miller. 3rd Row: L. Engblom, S. Larson, M. Luecke, S. Reeves, M, Weishaar, V. Leslie, S. Blackwell, K. Herrman, E, Dohmeyer, V. Becker, L. Dohmeyer, S. Weybright. 4th Row:B,Sass, C. Maletz,V. Teariin, J. Schultze, C. Kretzmann, N. Thomas, E. Kretzmann, K, Schlemmer, S. Echterling, J. Barrington, P. Ver Wey. 5th Row: N. Mears, S. Kraemer, P. Heldt, E. Anderson, F. Odle, B. Bakker, R. Bowman, S Zeilenza, K. Thornquist, L. Sebena, J. Hudson, B. Stier, Mr. Wolf, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row: B. Stier, N. Scarborough, J. Ficke, D. Hixon, P. Soucie, J. Papp, J, Becker, N. Hansen, R. Blievernicht, T. Becker, P. Bolger, L. Sebena, Mr. Wolf. Christmas concert. . .the contest. .. singing exercises . . . training and developing our voices. F? fJ QXsN 'J Q Q o oo ' .L .. ' ,W oo 0 0' ch' IA . I - ' . :IQ D hz -5- e.m-:emo or A lump in the center . . . 1000 Q0 lsf Row: N. Scarborough, D. Williams, G. BaShore, N. Hansen, J. Barrington, J. Bacon, M. Seehausen. 2nd Row: J. Papp B. Plagge, D. Schluntz, C. Goff, M. Cellini, D. Brands, Pf. Sec., S. Becker, Asst. Pf. Sec., P. Anderson, Sec., N. Allen, Pres. B. Schranz, V.-Pres., M. Brands, Treas., P. Lau, Y. Durand. 3rd Row: D. Tatge, V. Tearien, M. Blievernicht, J. Godfrey B. Weber, M. Weishaor, R. Mathias, C. Eckman, J. Voighfs, J. Gaines, C. Kretzmann, L. R. Gaines, E. Cox. 4th Row Miss Heckelman, C. Maletz, W. McBride, P. Seehausen, C. Stout, B. Weishaar, M. Luecke, S. Larson, K. Broberg, J. Daily S. Reeves, L. Engblom, D. Tmey, C. Jones. 5ih Row: E. Krefzmann, V, Becker, B. Bond, B. Stier, C. Bruns, S. Echterling S. Kraemer, P. Heldl, B. Bakker, V. Leslie, S. Larson, S. Weybright, J. Hudson, K. Schlemmer, J. Deabel, S. Turgasen G. A. A. Playdays . . . broken fingers . . . camp at Lake Geneva . . . bake day afternoons . . . enjoying ath- lefics. il 1 1 1 1 sales . . . tournamenfs . . . Wednes- . . A Iitile more pep, pleclse ' fo iq 4 4 4 lst Row: C. Stout, W. McBride, D. Duffield, Treas., G. Ficke, V.-Pres., L. Gaines, Sec., R. Blievernicht, Pres., N. Allen, C. Jones, A. Biesterfeld. 2nd Row: E. Cox, Y. Durand, D. Tmey, G. BaShore, S. Becker, P. Anderson, N. Hansen, J. Papp, W. Bazil, W. Eckman, P. Soucie, J. Ficke. 3rd Row: M. Bazil, P. Seehausen, E. Larson, K. Hughes, A. Campbell, L. Beasley, P. Bolger, E. Becker, L. Hodson, D. Hixon, P. Osborn, Mr. Osness. 4th Row: D. Williams, C. Partain, G. Frese, H. Biekofsky, J. Sizemore, R. Regan, D. Duffield, P. Sparger, J. Stanley, K. Broberg, E. Stanley, S. Larson, B. Bond. 5th Row: N. Silcox, J. Reeves, T. Biddle, G. Huffman, P. Simmerer, E. Johnson, J. Zona, P. Wickmann, J. Becker, R. Brock, R. Weybright, J. Taylor, D. Tatge, B. Schranz. PEP CLUB Selling popcorn . . . cheering at the games . . . homecoming pa- Peanuts, POPCOVV1 - - - rade . . . magazine drive . . . pep sessions . . . buying uniforms . . . coach . . . committees. Let's get quiet. Coach and G Fncke looking over new equipment Selling candy, paper, and pencils . . . conventions . . . refreshments at meetings . . . Mr. Yund . . . hall guards . .. checking lockers . . . our pins . . . the telephone. . . picnics . . . representing the student body. First Row: Vice-President, G. Fickeg Secretary-Treasurer, R. Halfeldtg Mr. Yund: President, G. Fink. Second Row: D. Schaeftlein, S. Larson, K. Broberg, F. Steiber, L. Gaines. Third Row: A. Anderson, L. Beasley, J. Papp, M. Kearney, L. Arnold, R. Bleivernicht. . . . FFA boys cooking? -no, iust testing . . . no gambling girls. . . . . . C-M shows its weakness, a sweet tooth . . STUDENT CCDUNCIL Q 1.1 I Q !! ' ev Field trips . . . the banquet.. FHA . . . our projects . . International Livestock Exhi- bition . . . judging cattle . . election of officers . . . learn- ing together for the future. it-Q First Row: Sentinel, W. Bode, Reporter, M. Krabbe, Vice-President, K. Hameisterp President, L. Arnold, Treasurer, R. Thrun, Secretary, J. Middleton. Second Row: E. Leighty, G. Silcox, W. Hahn, R. Macieizak, T. McFarland, M. Bottrell. Third Row: R. Milkereit, B. Duehlmeyer, R. Hamann, D, Pigors, K. Byford, D. Baker. Fourth Row: R. Tatge, L. Thrun, M. Ziebell, R, Reichert, E. Rinkenberger, K. Meyer, W. Klemme. F. F. A. F. H. A. First Row: C. Triebold, Recreation Chairman, M. Frahm, Project Chairman, J. Wil- son, Vice-President, J. Godfrey, President, E. Schulze, Secretary, L. Meyer, D. Tatge, Mrs. Ray. Second Row: V. Haines, P. Lau, M. Lessig, C. Peterson, G. Pigors, E. Gordy, J. Gaines, G. Capua. Third Row: M. Weringra, M. Mueller, K. Her- mann, M. Werner, B. Schranz, N. Thomas, C. Bruns, B. Kooiman. Fourth Row. Treasurer, F. Paul, D. lstel, C. Gierke, J. Westenfeldt, V.Bruns, NMears,Public Relations Chairman, S. Battermong P. Kogler, J. Cellarius, I. Bisping. Christmas Corner. . . camp at Bloomington . . . selling cards . . . parties with FFA. . . ban- quets .. . style show.. .initia- tion... meetings. . . learning to be expert homemakers. lst Row: L. Echterling, W. DuBridge, B. Rutkowski, R. Lau, Mr. Himmelberg. 2nd Row: L. Heldt, J. Cellini, D. Hamilton, K. Cox. 3rd Row: B. Fink, G. George, R. Hig- gins, F. Bowman. 4th Row: S. Johansen, R. Cloake, Captain, R. Ficke, J. Meyer. 5th Row: R. Prince, D. Newman, C. Johnson. Rain or shine.. .Main St. . .. Wood St .... party . . .service bars . . . accident-free record raincoats . . . Wait for the cor . . . helpers. lst Row: R. Scheiwe, B. Schranz, Sec-- Treas., D. Tatge, Pres., Mrs. Higgins. 2nd Row: B. Miller, V. Haines, R. Duehlmeyer, D. lstel, K. Thornquist. Gift boxes from Denmark . . . Easter nut cups . . . carol books . . . enrollment drive . . . Indian scrapbook . . . Mrs. Higgins. U 5 Miss Horton . . . typing cards . . . dusting books . . . figuring out fines . . . conversations be- hind the desk . . . checking out books . . . serving the students and faculty. . A O My First Row: N. Hansen, M. Younker, V. Becker, M. Bleivernicht. Second Row: C. Jones, G. Fink, J. Hudson, J. Gaines, Miss Horton. First Row: R. Milkereit, R. Myer, C. Cross, M. Butler, M. Bazil, Secretary, D. Williams. Sec ond Row: J. Gustafson, M. Krabbe, D. Duf field, P. Sparger, M. Lessig, H. Cross, J Sigler, Mr. Lobar, Vice-President, W. Leslie President, R. Brown. Third Row: H. Biekof sky, R. Reichert, M. Ziebell, D. Kieper, R Chisholm, J. Reeves, E. Karns. Fourth Row: D Newman, G. Johnson, T. McKay, E. Hinrichs, J. Schwiesow, P. Verway, B, Sass, P. Gray, T Brooks. Fun showing films . . . lug- ging equipment.. .attempts to work the proiector prop- erly . . . forgetting meeting dates . . . our patient spon- sor . . . obtaining valuable knowledge in operating all the audio-visual equipment. Q. ' . ' 5 'is A'A 3,411 A ' Q'5'f 'f' .I 1 0 C 1 , e- , -Q 3' lr' 'Max il X x i .yi f 75 '-9' N ' 4 WI J l 'IL- U ,mm ..'at .1192-:SWL 42. 4 ,, ,? X V622 X AQQNYTVJT -1- -fn ki F3 21 f ll -51 '99 rv-'11, Q se Wa-rs' 'M Jain A.. ......f.. .awww .en -1 53 423 'lWQ'-'EET 9 L 'fi 1 S 1 3 'A . I . a I ,. 5 , ff III., . . Iv. - mr I. I , Im I I g 1 , . 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' F' - 1 fl ' I' ,-. j ,I ,..,gI I I , I U I . N M' ' - 'f -.. gf ?I .' I, XI II I-...:H .. II I -. gi, .ifr f . I.. 'its fu I I 'II I' xg, -' . Q . mv!-musv-we '.1. . 'ff v M-rf'J:!'!..-Q . .-. v -, r . H H If .mf.'wQM.u-mw---g:- . .-.1-MQ -um .......-...-.,. I I . ,I . is - - 'I LE 'Q-5 s, .g. - 1 .I fs i, 15 . ' . 33 lst Row D Duffleld R Brock P Bolger L Beasley G Funk G Huffman 2nd Row R Bllevernncht G Fncke J Becker F Haseman 4th Row J Slzemore Manager B Bazll D Hlxon L Hodson J Flcke P Svmmerer T Becker Mr Osness FOOTBALL Crete Plainfield Crete Gulman Crete St Pctl Cr te Momence Crete St Anne Crete Dyer Crete Bradley Crete Wllmunqton Crete Central L Games Tmey S Becker Y Durand E Cox Senior Senior Jumor Junior Semor 34 q cg Q En P ...,- r C. Tieri,'W.. Eckmcn: K: Hughes,.E. Johngon. 3rd Rdw:AR. PULII, Soucie,.P. Wichmdnnl P. Osborne 25 ....,... ' ' 12 25 ........ ' 0 19 ........ . 14 e 26 ........ 7 39 ........ . 6 13 ......., 0 32 ........ 0 46 ........ ' ' 0 31 ........ 0 . 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We wont cz touchdown- yes we do Victory Victory' That s our cry George Frcke Pete Osborne Warner Eckman .lumor End Semor Tackle Semor Guard FOCTBALL Football was started at Crete In 1945 The first two years the football teams were able to wln only one game out of twelve Smce that time the Crete Monee teams have done very well In eight years of competition they have compiled the following record Won 38 Lost 21 Tied 3 Pat Bolger Ted Becker Semor Halfbaclc Semor Quarterback 36 Rlchy Blnevermcht Semor Center 5. 11. - I Pa Loren Hodson Pat Soucle Don Hlxon Semor Guard Semor Tackle Semor End FGOTBALL In 1950 our hugh school was admitted unto the Kankakee Valley Con ference The other schools un the conference soon recognlzed the abllnty of our team for we have been football champuons of the conference for each of the three years that we have been In It Durmg the first two years we lost only one game each season This past season of 1952 was the flrst season an which we were undefeated and untled Bull Bazul Larry Beasley Semor Fullback Senior Halfbaclr 1952 K V C TrOpl'ly 37 CHEERLEADERS The Freshman Sophomore cheerleaders did a fine 'ob of leadmg their Team this year at the games These Three girls were chosen our of mneteen that Tried ou? unduvndually before The school In The begmmng of The year M Weushaar C Eckman S Blackwell Freshman Freshman Freshman 38 Q Q A 1 -. . xi?- iq Q ,- po -X , , fi 'f 1 12? . f' A r iffy? A, yi' lg '85 .. 4. ' . -' - n If . 'fx 'ss ? 5y ' T U' ' .. -.57-V, -l 0 Ol if v ' -'A X i I I A Qt., 3 Vt! il'- f' :L ET: 'su . of . '5'S.'.5-,-, Q' . -1 , fx T, h V Q . ,. - .+ 4 . L gk 'bwefxx Eli' , . . 3 , :Nw , 'gm my s 1,1 ' wa . V Y , Q ' 'A' ' f ' H.,-'fl 5' . , : ' iff? , 41 - ' Q . ' U, , J ' 4 ,f , ' . 1 X 1 -sa ' a ' 4, h has .I ft,-,..Q:.g BASKETBALL Pefe Osborne Senior Cenfer Jumor Forward Ted Becker Senior Guard 40 Pot Bolger Semor Guard Don Haxon Senior Forward George Ficke Q ' BASKETBALL ee ee ee ee ee ee Crete A basket a basket a Crete basket boys' Crete Go team fnght team wan team wml 'Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete ir SCORES Grant Park Gilman Manteno Reddlck St Anne Momence Central Bradley St Pat St Anne Bradley Peotone Peotone Herscher Beecher Momence St Anne Gilman Get that ball' Dont let em ush you around Don Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Central St Pat Grant Park Beecher Oak Lawn Manteno Beecher Thornton Fractlonal Tournaments 41 1 .. , , l T ' 0 ' t 63 . . . 57 ' t 53 . . , ' 37 ' t 54 . . . 58 ' t 63 . . . ' 50 ' ' t 51 . . . 49 , ,' t 28 . . . 45 42 . . . 44 ' - - f I 36 . . . 40 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I -'-- 40 . . . . 47 'Crete 45 . . . Morris 62 46 . . . . 48 38 . . . 47 46 . . . 43 47 . . . 60 42 . . . 53 79 . . . 75 , , . . .- U, ' , 52 I I ' 49 - - - P - - - - 53 . . . . 47 ' ' ' ' 68 . . . ' AO 4 46 . . . -- 41 . . . . 53 . . . 72 . . . 64 . . . ' 58 . . . 'L 56 . . . .- ' 46 . . . ' .- , r As lg. 7 I .Lum -1. 'lsf Row T Becker P Bolger F Hosemon G Huffman 2nd Row B Bozll G Flcke E Johnson W Eckmon D Hnxon 3rd Row S Johonnsen Monoger J Becker P Osborne P Wlchmann Mr Bonney BASKETBALL Put erm Pere' Sock at to The Worrnors Yeo Creiel Yeo Worruors' 42 A . 1-gk ' I, 9 ' n, i ' 1 ' '9 L, M I3 Q ,IU I5 11 I A ' x . fr, 1 P' w -hz fnfzr- X BASKETBALL F I G H T Nice shot Donny! Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Grunt Pork Gulmcn Mcnteno Redduck St Anne Momence Central Bradley St Put Bradley Peotone Herscher Beecher Momence St Anne Grlmon Central St Pot Grant Park Beecher Get that ball Jock' . Sink that ball . . Isi Row J McReynolds F Tneru T Buddle M Lutz J Clark R Dlerkung Mr Osness Revcherf FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL 44 1 2nd Rong: Johcmnsen,lML:nogEIr, Johnslon,.W. Pngull C. PoL'tcLn, R. Clolge, D.. Cox, R: GM W 5241- ' rr if ts: JU0 Q 0 'im' tm ,Egg 'Q f' 'TA lst Row T Blddle J Sharman G Hoffman F Tren L Beasly J Taylor 2nd Row T Grlmm G Frese E Becker R Blvevernxcht P Bolger J Snzemore R Brock 3rd Row R Clooke W Eckman D Stem J Becker G Fncke W Leslle D Huxon B Bozul P Snmmerer TRACK Crete won KVC Conference meet wlth 52 pomts Ted Becker hed the school record of 10 5 seconds ID the 'IOO yard dash at the KVC meet Jock Sizemore broke the school 880 and mule records He ran the 880 un 2 12 7 and the mule un 4 55 at the KVC meet Crete Crete Crete Crete V2 SCORES Glenwood Gilman Morgan Park Central 45 Momence 28 Momence 38Vz Why so glum Coach? Cleared It by a mule' s. . . . Richy in action 46 Af 1 .::-' x I ,G I I Another run for the Warriors' I X 1 F4 l Those ore my boys' Slug rt Info center field lorry' hr? 'I Ist Row J Dawson R Roth F Tlerl W Eckman L Beasley P Bolger G Hoffman 2nd Row M Eckhoff L Chamberlam W Paul T Grlmm C Tlerl R Reuchert K Hughes D Duffield 3rd Row S Johannsen Manager T Becker D Hlxon P Wnchmann G Flcke B Bazll L Arnold J Snzemore Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete Crete BASEBALL Beecher Glenwood Grant Park Grant Park Beecher Herscher Central Tournament 48 1 . , KN gl A 'I .......... 2 7 .......... 4 4 .......... 'I 5 .......... 6 0 .......... 2 9 .......... 'I ' 4 .......... 5 'k S sf .,' Gunn.-gig, W Uh 'U ..- . 4 9 aw new ,- 5 if . . - Lin.: ' L' ' - A of . Uv K. uf Q: ' 5 9' ' A im I ' ...S W x x 1 I Q , 3? fr ,Q-ww W 'LW 'x fl sg.-! Q - 'fri -0 0 O' v f . , rl '39 ? Q1 m 0. Qt , 5 Q if .ol V ,M Du 'Q g 3? 'thin -. 3 'g': 75'.','7fi 'V 'LIx:,7f,L'g34 G -ff-fa A , , x , A ' 4 Jfig, ' ar , ., V Q , 1 .' 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KF., ' ' Q7 . . 1 'E glitji ' i X . ,Z L .3 Owen Springer Prmclpal Crete Grade School Lynn A Wiley Supermfendenf Earl Yuncl Assf Supennfendenf Crete Monee Unn Ersel Mohr Prmclpal Monee Grade School K 1 V .N--.Q F LefHoR4gh1 R Fehlond E Deutsche J Thornqunsf F Hansen Sec A Klemme G Germerccd A Popp Pres BOARD CDF EDUCATION Ivy Bolger Wullnom Schueh W Tegfmeyer W Lerrbke E Newton Cudodans f it -. -- d A 0 5 - 1 ' 1 - f - 1 -f - I - I - 1 - A f A A Secrefory Business Manager f 5 I f - . .. 4. - . 3 night 4 . . , . . , . f . Pl II Il. ' ' f to MRS. FRANCES BRISCHKE Let's get to work now! Kansas State Teachers College, Uni versity of Chicago. Typing I, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Business training Freshman Homeroom Sponsor MR. RAYMOND BAUGH You don't mean to tell me! Illinois Wesleyan University, Illinois State Normal University, University of Illinois, University of Indiana. English II, Social Studies Sophomore Homeroom Sponsor MRS. MARJORIE FARRAR All right now, Iet's stop the talk ing! Illinois State Normal University English III, IV, Spanish I, II Spectator Senior Homeroom Sponsor FACULTY MRS. ELEANOR HIGGINS Let's not waste time! DePauw University, Indiana Univer- sity A. B., Columbia University M.A., University of Missouri, University of Michigan. English I Junior Red Cross, Girl's Counselor 54 MR. JAMES BONNEY Wake those guys up back there! University of Illinois, Coe College B.A. 1947, Northwestern University M.A. 1949. American History, World History, World Geography, Consumer Problems Assistant Football Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach MISS DONNA HORTON What time does the bell ring? Eastern Illinois State Teachers Col lege. latin I, ll Librarian's Club Freshman Homeroom Sponsor FACULTY MR. FRANCIS HIMMELBURG Let me state it this way! Kirksville State Teacher's College B.S. 1942, University of Wisconsin M.S. 1948. Sociology, Economics, General Sci- ence Safety Patrol, Guidance Counsellor Sophomore Homeroom Sponsor 55 ,N-sl gs 'A MR. WILLIAM OSNESS No fast records! Illinois Wesleyan, Colorado State College of Education. Boys' P. E. Pep Club, Football Coach, Junior- Varsity Basketball Coach, Track Coach for today! ot Illinois. Office Practice Jester MISS C. JOYCE HECKLEMAN That's for the birds! Indiana State Teacher's College Girls' P. E. G.A.A. FACULTY MR. ARTHUR WOLF Why didn't you do it that well the first time? Northwestern University, B.A. Mus. 1936, Ma. Mus. 1943. High School Band, Grade School Band, Beginning Band, Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs, Mixed Chorus, Pep Band 56 MR. WILLIAM SCHUETT Put your things away and close up James Millilci n University University Senior Homeroom Sponsor NR. ORVILLE BOTTRELL V!haf's the frouble here? Eureka College, University of Illinois B.S. 1939, M.S. 1952. Agriculture Il, IV Future Farmers of America Junior Homeroom Sponsor MRS. YOTICE RAY Okay, now. Purdue University Home Economics Future Homemakers of America Junior Homeroom Sponsor FACULTY MR. 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The Senior play, Sev- enteenth Summer, was a huge success as was the traditional ditch day at Hinsdale. The Seniors were sorry to lose Joyce Craclcel, Charles Roth, and Paul Scholz, but happy to gain Jerry Frese. CHESTER CROSS Chet His blue eyes hold a mischievous gleam, Nevertheless he's on the beam. Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 4, Basketball 2, Operator's Club I, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramural Softball I. DORN WILLIAMS Willie A faithful friend, a sunny ray, A lovely girl in every way. Twirling Corps, 2, 3, 4, Drum Ma- jorette 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Librarians 'l, 2, Operc1tor's Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Pep Club 'l, 2, 4, Spectator 1, 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4. 1 JUNE WILSON Red Nice and clever, short and sweet. Full of fun from head to feet. Vice-Pres. 4, F.H.A. 'l, 2, 4, Project Ch. 4, Girls' Glee Club 'l, Junior Red Cross 2, 3. LEONARD ARNOLD S E N I G Lennie joking, laughing, never sad. Lennie must be Mirth's comrade. Baseball 3, 4, Class Sec.-Treas. 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Sectional Pres. 4, Jester 3, 4, Safety Patrol 'I- Student Council l, 4. BEVERLY YOUNG Bev Here's a girl with a true singing voice. To sing in the Met she's our choice. G.A.A 4- Girls' Glee Club I 2 3 ROBERT MUEHRING 4, Labfksfalms 1, Mixed Chorus if Qf Romeo 3, 4. Always quiet, never loud. Just to know him we are proud. Basketball I, 2. DELBERT PIGORS Piggie His quietness does imply, A friend on whom we can rely. Baseball 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 gg, NANCY SCARBOROUGH Scarb A talented musician is she, A pretty girl, as sweet as she can be. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Student Council 2, Librarians 2, Pep Club 2, Jester 3, 4, Prod. Ed. 4. ELSIE SCHULZE Schlitz Not too serious, not too gay. A friendly girl in every way. Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4. 62 PETER OSBORNE Big Ozz With brains and brown, you'll not deny, Pete is an all-round-good guy. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Jester 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Operator's Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 1, Track 1, 2. SYLVIA DOWD llsylll A cheery word and smile has she, For Syl is as friendly as can be. Band 3, 4, Jester 3, 4, Copy Ed. 4. FRANKLIN HASEMAN Frankie He can be humorous, he can be sincere. But you're sure to have fun when Frank is near. Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Opera' tor's Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Safety Patrol 1, 2. SENIORS JOHN FICKE Pick He is muscular and oh so tall! A football play is his favorite call. Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Jester l, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operators' Club 1, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 'l, 2, Student Council 3, Track 2. AUDREY BIESTERFELD Audrey A true young lady in every way, Sincere and fair in work and play. Band 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, Jester 3, Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 3, 4, Qpectator 2, Music Club l. CLAUDIA LANGEBARTELS Caesar A quiet manner, a general air, Claudia never seems to have a care. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, Girls' Glee Club l, Pep Club l, 2. MAIN When you need help to get a job EDWARD BECKER 1lTedll fun, trol l, 2, Track 1, 'lf you want to joke and have some Call Ted and the fun's begun. Boys' Glee Club l, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Jester 'l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Bus. Mgr. 4, Mixed Chorus 'l, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 4, Safety Pa- mif' ' i lk A VERA HAINES Hainsey Friendly, likeable, forever gay. We're sure she'll always stay that way. Class Vice-Pres. 2, F.H.A. 4, Girls' Glee Club l, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. 9 5 JOHN MIDDLETON HP' LH Though he chides ancl though he chaffs, He always says it's just for laughs. Boys' Glee Club l, 21 Basketball 'l, 25 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Football lp Junior Red Cross 21 Safety Patrol 1, 2. -x ev' lt 1 SAMUEL BASELER Sam Knows his music, smart in school. He'II always follow the Golden Rule. Band l, 2, 3, 47 Boys' Glee Club 'l, 2, Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 41 Pep DON HIXON lIHiXll He's quite a character and a clown. With him your morale is never down. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 45 Jester 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 4, Pep Club 3, 47 Track l, 3, 41 Mankato High School 'I, 2. DIANA SCHLUNTZ Jeanie A nice personality has this lass, We're proud to have her in our class. G.A.A, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. DOROTHY TATGE Totch A faithful friend, a sunny ray, A lovely girl in every way. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2, Treos. 4, G.A,A. 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Pep Club 4, Spec- tator 2. SENIGRS Club lp Jester 47 Music Club 1. ELLEN COX Ellie Small packages are the best they say, We agree with that in every way. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Jester 3, Aj Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4. 64 BILL BAZIL Bill Bill's known throughout the school With his top personality he fits all rules. Boys Glee Club 'l, 2, Baseball 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, 2 4, Jester 1, 2, 3, 4, Operators' Club 1, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spectator 'I, 2, Track T, 2, 3, 4. NAOMA ALLEN Naom She possesses a lot of vitality Mixed quite well with rascality F.H.A. l,G.A.A,'l, 2,3 4 V. Pre Pres. 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Jester 3, 4, Librarian 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2 3, 4, Spectator 2, 3, 4 CAROL SUE GOFF Shorty Here's a twirler, a baton in each hand, Truly a credit to any band. Band l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 4, Pep SENIORS K. ROGER BROWN nRedu He is quite a ladies' man, WARNER ECKMAN llECkll Quiet dignity he's noted for, All his noise he keeps well stored. Boys' Glee Club l, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 4, Operator's Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Track 2. ff J' Always ready to help when he can. Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, Basketball 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Jester 2, 3, 4 Phot. Ed. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Operators' Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 1. 65 BARBARA PLAGGE P ag Quiet tall and very neat Her personality can t be beat n 234Sec4FHAI2 Junior Red Cross 2 G AA 'I 3 4 PATRICK BOLGER Pat Pat has that wonderful combina- tion, Brains and humor make him a sensa- tion. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 2, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Jester 3, 4, Co-Bus. Mgr. 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Operator's Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Sotety Patrol 1, 2, Spectator 2, Student Council 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD FRESE Jerry Congenial, nice, always gay. We hope you always slay that way. Pep Club 4, Track 4, Nokomis Jr. High 1, Bloom 2, 3. FLORENCE PAUL Flo Quiet, reserved, and friendly, too. A manner never too bold or blue. Band 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, G.A.A. 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Librarian 1, Pep Club 1, 2. ELEANOR ANDERSON Ellie Tall and blonde with a charming smile, Thoughts of her will linger a while. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Jester 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Librarian 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Spectator 2, Stu- dent Council 1, Music Club 1. ROBERT DUENSING SENIORS A happy lad in every way. His friends keep mounting day by day. Bloom 1, 2. LEAH RAE GAINES Rae Here's a girl who's small and neat, With a personality that can't be beat. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus Acc. 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Student Council 3, 4, Sec. 3. 66 RICHARD Bl.lEVERNlCl'lT Richy With Leah Rae, his life is complete, We also think he's rather 'neat.' Boys' Glee Club 3, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Class Pres. l, Football 'I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Safety Patrol lp Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4. DONNA TMEY Timrnie A quiet girl with not much to say. Fresh as a lark and twice as gay. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spectator 2, 3, 4, Asst. Ed. 4. LORETTA MEYER Blondie Loretta dresses nice, very neat. Her pleasant ways are very sweet. F.H.A. 3, 4, Sec, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Vice-Pres. 3. SENIORS DOUGLAS Durnein ffoufff' Did you hear a laugh, and see some fun? That is Doug with another pun. Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 'I, 2, 4, Football 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. -4 ,ul 4, Safety Patrol l, 2. LOREN HODSON Hodsie His winning smile and quiet ways, Will win him friends all his days. Boys' Glee Club 1, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4: Mixed Chorus l, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l. 67 CAROLYN JONES Joney The charm of her voice makes one Stir. Success will truly come to her. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Pt. Sec. 3, Jester 3, 4, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4, Li- brarian 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2: Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spectator l: Girls' Glee Club l, GERALD SILCOX lljerryll All those who know him will agree He is just as friendly as he can be. F.F.A. 4, Operator's Club 1. is bo we introduce to ou now BOB HAMANN nTh- f SENICDRS Y Y I Never has a frown upon his brow. Basketball 1, 2, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. DORIS ISTEL Hldyu H !ery quiet, not much noise. A girl who has a lot of poise. F.H.A. 1, 2, 4 68 LARRY BEASLEY Thumper Happy-go-lucky, not too tall, With a ready joke and smile for all. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Jester 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Safety Patrol I, 2, Student Council 4, Track 4, Class Pres. 3, Intramural Softball l. BARBARA SCHRANZ Bobbie Super personality and charming ways, Will make Barb known for all her days. Band 2, Class Sec.-Treas. 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Jester 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Sec.- Treas. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, F.H.A. 4, Girls' Glee Club 1. SHIRLEY BATTERMAN Shirl 'A quiet girl who's very sweet. With her good nature she can't be beat. Class Vice-Pres. 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Recreation 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Sec. 3, Stu- dent Council 2. MARY BAZIL Mac A sweet little gal full of pep. Everyone agrees she is really hep. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarians 1, Operator's Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1. u WAYNE BODE Bode Lots of fun, a carefree lad, A better friend cannot be had. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 41 Sentinel 4. PAT SOUCIE Sauce Lots of fun, that we know. No one nicer to have for a beau. Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4, Jester 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operator's Club 1, 27 'Q Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. g if . , X VF 1 ,A X JOY WESTENFELD SENIORS Tall and quiet, very neat. Here is a girl who is very sweet. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 37 Junior Red Cross 1. MYRON KRABBE Mille Pranks and jokes no end. His merry ways will never bend. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Reporter 4, Operator's Club 4, Intramural Softball 1. 69 ff? gg, 2? X RONALD THRUN llTexll A quiet fellow with little to say, But with a friendly, happy way. F.F.A, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Treas. 4 Q9 JACK SHARMAN Jack His vcice is low his rank is high, .lack is really a wonderful guy. BONNIE WEISHAAR Bonnie Bonnie it isn't any rumor, You really have a sense of humor. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 47 Librarians 3. KENNETH HUGHES Kenny A friendly lad in every way, We've never seen him anything but say- Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 47 Operator's Club 'I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 47 Track l, 25 Intramural Softball 1. KENNETH HAMEISTER Heine Although he never has much to say, He really has a pleasing way. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4. SANDRA YAW SENIORS Tall and slim, with a pleasing air, Never seeming to have a care. F.H.A. 'l, 25 G.A.A. 'l, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 'I, Mixed Chorus 'Ip Momence H. S. 'l. Working hard f?J on scenery for play! 70 HISTORY Entering Into the Bug Top for the flrst time as freshmen was qulte an experience We elected Richie Blaevernrcht as Presndent Leah Rae Games as Vlce President and John Frcke as Sec retary Treasurer Student Councll representatives were Eleanor Anderson Pat Bolger and Lenny Arnold The tradltnonal mltlatlon took place early In the year wlth the gurls wearing shorts and upside down leans Everyone wore paper sacks as blouses and garllc around their necks and we carrled toothbrushes to polish shoes with Later on we sponsored the dance Tulnp Tame whlch Leah Rae was elected queen Mr Voland chaperoned us on a fleld trlp to the airport Mr Grlsmore s homeroom presented an assembly at whlch we gave three one act plays The three homeroom sponsors were Mr Grlsmore Mr Voland and Mr Bottrell By the second year we felt as If we were sea soned performers We chose Pat Bolger Vera Hames and Lenny Arnold as leaders Our repre sentatlon In Student Councll consisted of Shirley Nancy Scarborough was attendant to the Homecoming Queen and Leah Rae Games and Carolyn Jones were attendants at the New Year s Eve dance We also sponsored the Cloverleaf Whlrl dance The class was sorry to lose Pat Zopff but glad to add Sylvia Dowd to the crew Our three home room sponsors were Mr Hlmmelberg Mass Peak and Mrs Shlels When the thlrd year rolled around we had climbed the ladder and were ready to start across the hugh wlre Larry Beasley was voted Into the Presrdency Shrrley Batterman the Vnce Presidency and Joyce Crackel the Secretary Treasurers Iob Student Councul representatuves were John Flcke Rrchre Blrevernlcht and Leah Rae Games Barbara Schranz was elected Homecoming Queen and Rlchre Blfevermcht was New Year s Eve Kung In December we sponsored the Sock Hop dance wnth a skrt and boys ensemble for entertainment and In February we gave an as sembly about George Washlngton We sold coffee and hot dogs at the home football games and basketball pencils at the home basketball games and anywhere else any one would buy some The class also ordered their class rungs tn the style chosen by the malorlty according to custom On Aprll 25th our lunlor class sponsored the Jumor Sensor banquet wrth the theme of Show Boat For entertaunment a boys octette sang the swung band played Show Boat selectuons and there was a brief melodrama Reverend Anderson gave the mam speech Our loss of Dick Mathson Russell Manning and Anna Oster was balanced by newcomers Don Hrxon and Bob Duensmg The three homeroom sponsors were Mrs Nelson Mr Bottrell and Miss Lockenvltz Our fourth and last year came upon us all too soon and we were ready at last for the grand flnale The head performers were Pat Bolger June Wrlson and Barbara Schranz as President Vlce President and Secretary Treasurer W were represented In Student Councll by Rrchte Blrevermcht Leah Rae Games Lenny Arnold and Larry Beasley We sponsored a successful Homecoming dance gave two after school mnxer dances and sold Christmas cards which turned out to be very profitable Ted Becker represented the Seniors as kmg at the New Years Eve dance We had our hand In a couple of CCTIVITICS with Carolyn Jones as editor of Jester Dorn Wfllaams as editor of Spectator and Naoma Allen as President of G A A Our last few months were filled with prepara tions for graduatlon mcludlng gettlng fitted for gowns havlng prctures taken ordermg memory books and planning for class reunions every few years after graduation We gave a play Seventeenth Summer star rmg Carolyln Jones and John Flcke which was glven March 13th and 'l4th Of course there was the customary Senior dutch day when we went to Hinsdale on May 'l5th and the fmale the Jumor Sensor Prom Wlstena wlth muslc provided by Henri Buttells orchestra The two homeroom sponsors were Mrs Farrar and Mr Schuett We wl'l always look back on this our hugh school Ilfe as one of the buggest acts of our llves which holds so many happy memorues for all of us . . ,, . ,, . . . , . 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' 1 1 n - 1 - ' ' I ' II II ' ' I ' . - : , n ' ' ' ll ll . , 71 WLL We the Senror Class of 'l953 of the Crete Monee Hrgh School rn the town of Crete County of Wrll State of Illrnors berng of sound mrnd and memory and consrderrng the uncertarnty of thrs frarl and transrtory lrfe do therefore make ordarn publrsh and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament Naoma Allen wrlls her lungs to anyone who can use them for the football games next fall Leonard Arnold wrlls hrs wave to Brll M and Phrl Srmmerer to share equally Shrrley Batterman leaves her black Ford to any one who can handle rt rt has umphl Audrey Bresterfeld wrlls Englrsh IV to any un suspectrng Junrors Wayne Bode Chester Cross Kenneth Hamerster and Myron Krabbe wrll therr basketball actrv rtres to the Varsrty team of 1953 54 Sylvra Dowd wrlls Locker 65 to anyone who has the patrence to open rt Robert Duensrng leaves hrs knowledge to the teachers Leah Rae Games leaves Trllre to Phyllrs See hausen Carol Sue Goff leaves her baton to Jackre See hausen Vera Harnes leaves her grapes and groans to contented underclassmen Robert Hamann leaves hrs abrlrty to sleep rn class unrnterrupted to Mrke Butler Franklrn Haseman leaves hrs abrlrty to argue wrth Mr Bonney to Bob Reagan Loren Hodson leaves Stevenson for the next electron Kenneth Hughes leaves hrs seat on the school bus to Jack Srzemore Dorrs lstel leaves Spanrsh for George Frcke to carry on Loretta Meyer leaves her blonde harr to Bar bara Koorman John Middleton leaves Mr Bonney s World Hrs tory class to some other poor guy who doesnt lrke England Robert Meuhrmg wrlls safe drrvrng to anyone who wants rt Delbert Prgors leaves hrs talent rn Agrrculture to Bob Duehlmeyer Drana Schluntz leaves her dancrng abrlrty to any freshman needrng rt Barbara Schranz and Dorothy Tatge leave therr talkmg laughrng and eatrng abrlrty to any other two grrls who can carry rt on Gerald Srlcox leaves hrs quretness to Eddre Johnson who certarnly needs rt Pat Soucre leaves hrs way wrth women to George Frcke Ronald Thrun leaves hrs curly halr for the next poor guy to have pulled Joy Westenfeld leaves her wrtty humor at C H S Dorn Wrllrams wrlls the Spectator to anyone wrth a large supply of asprrrn they wrll surely need rt June Wrlson leaves her grft of gab to the Junror grrls to share equally Eleanor Anderson wrlls her scholastrc abrlrty to whoever needs rt Sam Baseler wrlls hrs brg feet to Phyllrs See hausen Brll Bazrl leaves hrs football abrlrty to next year s team Mary Bazrl leaves the farlrng heatrng system of C H S to some future upperclassman to suffer Larry Beasley wrlls hrs nrcknames Blackre Thumper and Ubangy to Benrto Edward Becker leaves hrs quarterback rob for anyone who can lose therr marbles Rrchard Blrevernrcht leaves hrs nose guard to next year s center Pat Bolger leaves hrs argumentatrve abrlrty to Jack Becker to carry on Roger Brown leaves hrs secret ambrtron to blow up the chemrstry lab to anyone who dares' Allen Campbell wrlls hrs vrm vrgor and vrtalrs to Bo Bo Ellen Cox leaves her flrrtrng abrlrty to Jack Srzemore Douglas Duffreld leaves any Spanrsh student hrs abrlrty to get along wrth Spanrsh teachers knowrng he wrll need rt Warner Eckman leaves the posrtron of left guard to anyone slow enough John Frcke wrlls our football lrghts and our huge gym to Coach Osness and Coach Bonney Gerald Frese leaves hrs seat rn Englrsh IV panel drscussrons to anyone who wants rt Don Hrxon doesnt wrll anythrng gonna take her wrth hrm Carolyn Jones wrlls her rob as Edrtor rn Chref of the Jester to courageous Grbby Funk Claudra Langebartels leaves her gym surt srze 22 to Ruth Matthras Sandy Hoecker and Judy Vorghts to share equally rn gym class Peter Osborne wrlls hrs left tackle posrtron to anyone who can make lrke a tree Florence Paul leaves the twrrlrng corps to Jackre Seehausen Barbara Plagge leaves her musrcal abrlrty to the band Nancy Scarborough leaves her abrlrty to dust stock at Rau s to Mary Cellrnr Elsre Schulze wrlls to any two grrls rn Crete Hrgh enough courage to dress alrke as she and June dr Jack Sharman leaves hrs concertedness to Kenny Blanton Donna Tmey leaves her lovely soprano vorce to a rusty old prece of steel Bonnre Welshaar leaves the bass drum to any one who has the strength and endurance to tug rt onto the football freld Sandra Yaw wrlls her abrlrty to hold on to a boy frrend to Pat Lau Beverly Young wrlls her squeak and grft of gab to Judy Barrrngton ln Wrtness Whereof we have hereto subscrrbed our names on thrs 29th day of May rn the year of our Lord nrneteen hundred and frfty three THE CLASS OF 1953 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I . . . . . . 1 - . - 3 I . . 11 - 11 . 1 ' 1 1 1 . . 1 . - 1 . ,, . . ,, . . . 1 1 ' 1 . . . . , . . . , . . - . . - ' - I , . 1 1 1 . . . . . , . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . Hear ye hear ye step rIght thus way folks' Enter the Blg Top and see rIght before your very eyes a beautIful gurl sawed In half a human flame eater the ferocuous man eatung tIger and the maIn attractIon that fabulous class of 53 from Crete Hugh who are havIng theur fIrst re unIon 'I I0 years rlght here under the Bug Top' Get your seats now before the show beguns Hear ye' Step right thus way' Hurry' Hurry' That s ut folks step rught thus way' ThIs IS your curcus barker of Bungam Bros Barnum and Bauley stotroned In the Center Rung of the Bug Top ready to report on the members of that fabulous class as they cofne down the center ausle Just ten years ago today they were proudly YCCEIVIDQ theIr duplomas and now they are known world Wlde The customers are beung packed ID tense wuth expectahon and curcus excutement The BIg Top IS suddenly hushed as all lIghts are turned out except the spotlIght trauned onthe maun aIsle Yes here they come now led by Dorn Wulluamsl One moment please untII I fInd my blfocals Oh dear' I had them on all the tIme and my eyes werent deceuvang me It s true Dorn IS now known everywhere as the Gurl wIth the Green HaIr Immeduately followung In Dorns oath of VIVId green brulluance IS Douglas Duffueld turnIng somersaults and gauly dancIng He IS now the Court Jester for the fabulous Kung of IstaatamanI uparkuzu Followung Doug at a safe dIstance IS Jack Sharman Jack IS chuef haur stylust at Santa AnIta He IS bearIng a huge sIgn statung I need your head In my busIness Carol Sue Goff Iust strolled by flexIng her muscles and grundung her teeth Carol Sue now works for Sears movung refrugerators In her spare tume she also wrestles on Channel FIVE ApproachIng now are Mr and Mrs Ruchue Bluevernucht Ruchue r paurs TV sets for the brokers on Wall Street Oh oh Leah Rae IS havung a but of trouble controllIng theIr fIVe luttle sons The luttle monsters PJfd0l'l me chul dren are tryIng to guve the young lady seated un the center ausle a hot foot Well well that young lady IS none other than Mary Bazul Mary works for General Electruc now puttung currents In buns Pete Osborne Iust rushed In accompa med by Prof EunsteIn They are undoubtedly dISCUSSlhg the complucatuons of Petes theory of space travel In the 8th dImensIon Barbara Plagge lust entered and IS beung loudly ap plauded She IS In charge of repaurung the clock on Marshall Fuelds It seems It broke down one Clay Iust as Gruesome Gregoruous Gregory wuth the unhuman face walked by Ah what meloduous sungung Its Bev Young who sungs commercuols for Urp for your burps over SIGIIOD UGH TV Here comes Myron Krabbe famous mean hearted hunter who gust returned from Kenya where he has been huntung punk elephants and purple snakes They say Myron eats chloro phylled nauls for breakfast to make hum meaner John Muddle on has lust walked In dressed un hus latest frully costume He plays the lead lh that great new Broadway ballet SIIver Toes Loren Hodson Esq IS now approachung happIIy munch Ing some chocolate covered sardunes and a PRGPHECY freshly baked strawberry cake Lorens latest book How to Lose Weught and Hate It has lust sold Its mIIIIonth copy Comung In now from the rIght entrance IS a gurl whose gob really has Its ups and downs Its Elsue Schulze who oper ates an elevator un the Empure State BuIldIng Followmg Elsue IS Chester Cross the Inventor of the class He has lust Invented a new type wrIter that wIll type backwards under water Sandra Yaw lust ran by Sandy I5 head dIrector of the Health Department Wuth her IS Bonnne Weushaar who IS the asslstant nurse to the USSIST ant of Dr Crane on Cuty HospItaI Jerry Frese lust came In Iookung very forlorn Thus May weather IS bad for hIs busIness Jerry IS the manager of a chaIn of wInter outdoor theaters Hus maIn customers are EskImos of course Claudua Langebartels lust flew In from Swutzer land where she IS a skuung guude In the Swuss Alps Followung Claudua IS Pat Soucue wuth ten of hIs slxteen wuves Lucky boy' Women lust cant resust hum Thunk of all the Income tax de ductIons' Barbara Schranz and Dorothy Tatge who are workung on a secret formula that may help keep Wang awake lust entered Donna Tmey IS now comung In wuth her star pupul Donna IS now teachung VOICE lessons after havung retured as top soprano at the Met Don Huxon dressed In hus elaborate brass trimmed umform lust entered Don IS the commander of the Korean fleet composed of two rowboats and a one man raft' Ah' here comes that lovely Caro lyn Jones lookIng very sharp Indeed Carolyn has lust taken over famous Betty Crocker s place on YGdl0 and TV Comlng Into the BIg Top now IS the personnel manager of Woolworths In Chucago Helghts Florence Paul I lust receIved a telegram sayIng that Nancy Scarborough wIll be a luttle late She IS flyung In from Hollywood where she has taken Esther Wulluams place The long years of practIce In the LIncolnshIre water ballets funally paud off for Nancy Roger Brown ambassador to Russua sInce l954 and Bull Bazul gust walked past the mlke BIll IS chIef waterboy at Notre Dame Larry Beasley lust walked by slude rule IH hand Larry has taken over Mr DeGroot s place as Geornetry teacher at the new Crete Hugh Closely followlng Larry IS Pat Bolger our new Secretary of State Pat has lust ap proved a bonus bull outlawung Iollypops on street cars Warner Eckman top Columbua recordung star IS gust beunq seated here at my left Hus newest release Dont Let the Sun Get un Your HaIr IS sellIng luke stale bread Ronald Thrun IS now enterung wIth hIs partner Wayne Bode Both of the boys are In the constructuon buslness theIr specualuty beung barns wuth buult In TVsets guaranteed to make your cows more contented Joy Westenfeld lust waved as she went by Sunce marryung Kung Farouk she collects CadIIlacs as a hobby John Fucke bIg man on Wall Street IS now comlng In .lohn Invented a lIttIe man that wull change TV sets from channel to channel wuthout you havung to leave your most com fortable chaur The only trouble occurred when the lIttIe man acquured an unusual lukung for 73 Multon Berle I see that Dons lstel IS carefully examInIng all the anImaIs to see If they are beung treated properly Dorus Introduced a bull that was passed by the Senate for a new pensuon plan for workung dogs Eleanor Anderson IS lust now comung In Ellre IS a crazv hupster play Ing In a real solud band She s really gone man' Do you dug me doc? The rumor IS that Sam Baseler who lust was seated owns 80 dance studuos all over the country Sam us now In the process of teachIng Arthur Murray to dance June Wulson now Iookung very bewulderedly around IS the head ofa huge constructuon corn pany that only employs men 6 2 and over' Duana Schluntz raulroad tycoon I5 walkung down the center ausle Duana owns her own speclal raulroad runnunq from Crete to Northwestern UnIversIty Well well here comes Gerald Sulcox chewIng away on hus bubble gum Jerry manu factures It now so he IS always sure of havIng some ready to patch the tures of hus car EnterIng now by the maun ausle wuth a blare of trumpets IS Ellen Cox Ellen Is now the toughest roughest colonel In the WACS Wow look that those broad shoulders and hear that boomung vouce' Followung Ellen are Allen Campbell tough Ma rune Sergeant who lust flew In from Upper Slobua Park Forestl and Kenneth Hughes hus pulot and navugator The worlds most famous stock car druver Robert Duensung IS wInkIng madly at the young lady seated near hum EnterIng now IS Sylvua Dowd edltor of those super colossal luter ary publucatlons Adventures wIth Duperman Rushung by IS Shurley Batterman BobbIepIn heur ess Ah there goes Teddy Becker Ted IS now on tour IecturIng on Shakespeare hus Iufe and works Here comes none other than Audrey Buesterfeld Pres Elsenhower s prIvate secretary s PYIVCTB secretary s secretay Comlng In the maun entance IS Franklun Haseman bIllIonaIre Iookmg a trufle worrued It seems he has mISIGId two of hus IO0 gold plated Jaguars Robert Hamann has lust Informed me that he IS employed keep Ing Harry S Truman s plana In tune and attempt Ing to teach Margaret to sung Robert Muehrung and Delbert Pugors are now rushung In eager to be seated before the show beglns The boys are chocolate dIppers at Hersheys new plant Loretta Meyer now approachung IS wearung one of her newest chuc creatuons Loretta IS a top New York dress desugner Kenneth Hamerster and Vera Haunes lust strolled by Both are Phys Icol Ed teachers at the New Crete Hugh Dus Illusuoned Leonard Arnold IS belng consoled by famous cartoon artlst Naomu Allen as they enter Poor Lenny IS stIII tryIng to enter Vassar but he lust cant pass the physucal And so the class has fuled In tense wuth ex pectatuon ond uoyous wuth happuness at seeung each other once agaun The Iughts are beung dummed and the band IS startung to play the theme for the furst act as we leave the class of 53 who shall Indeed be remembered for theur outstandung achuevements and contrubutuons to mankund . . 1 . . . 1 1 1 - - - . . ,, . 1, . . . . . 1 1 - - 1 1 ' 1 1 . . 11 11 - , . . , . 1 - . - . . . . . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . II . 1 . , . . . ' 1 . . . . . . , , , , . . . ., . . ' 1 ,, . . ,, . . . . . , , . - . . . . . , ,, - 1 1 - 1 1 - , . ' . 1 , . . , 1 1 - . - . 1 1 - - 1 - . . 1 1 . . . , . . . .. . I A 11 - - 11 11 - 1 - . ,, Q . Q. . , . . . . . . . V . , - 1 . . . . 11 11 1 , . . . , 1 , , ' 1 . ' ' 1 1 . . . . . ,, , . , . , - , . , - - - 11 - - - . . ,, . ,, . . I , 1 1 - 1 . . , . - 1 . . , . . - 9 - . . . . , . , . . .. , , - 1 1 . . - 1 1 . , - . - 1 1 1 ' , . , . . - . . , . . . , . . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . - 1 1 . . , . . , g . . - . . . 11 1 . . . . , . . - - . , ,, . . . . . . . . , , . . , . . 11 11 - . . . . - , , 1 - - I ' , . I . - ' 1 . - - 1 1 ' ' ' 11 11 - . 11 - 11 - - . . . . 1 - ' 1 - - . , 'F Left to Right: E. Johnson, Vice-Pres., B. Weber, Sec.-Treas., J. Sizemore, Pres. The Juniors were sponsored by Mrs. Ray and Mr. Bottrell. Student Council representa- tives were Gibby Fink, Judy Papp, Ruth Hal- feldt, and George Ficke. They nominated Bernadine Weber as Homecoming Queen and Charlotte Stout represented them as New Year's Eve Queen. The Juniors presented the annual Junior-Senior Banquet with the theme, Gay Nineties. They sponsored the Harvest Hoe-down Dance in November. During the year they lost Ruby Bowman and Marilyn Younkers but gained Jean Lundy, Norman Mueller and Maiia Lacis. Judy Albers Pat Anderson Janice Bacon Judy Barrington Lester Battermon Jack Becker Sue Becker Heinz Biekofsky Ruby Bowman Delphene Brands Marlene Brands Caroline Bruns Vida Bruns Mike Butler Mary Cellini Joyce Deabel 'vfjf JM, Ju Writ Y. -,gi t , , we in 'E' '13 '4 -fs, 4 - 1 A , X Bob Duehlmeyer Yvonne Durand George Ficke Nancy Hansen Ernest Hinrichs Eddie Johnson -ve Katherine Kohler Carol Kretzmann Barbara Kooimon ' - an ' V C Edward Larson 1 1 . K fs ,.. T 'T' ' 'V Pat Lau . - , . Wayne Leslie I , Wilma McBride . ' lm' , fy. N Don Miller N . Q, . Norman Mueller . I, - X- , , , 7 Bill Murphy ' ' X Judy Popp , 5 l A A ' 'W r ,jj 1 ' 1 5 Richard Paul A ' ' f J Jodie Reeves ' A A K Bob Regan -A A Earl Rinkenberger ' .Ig X 1 A 4 5 i u f 'Q l , ' Z.. ' ,Q ,QT - fr' ,QQ 1 Loretta Sebena ' - Q A Mildred Seehausen , y ..-,,. Phyllis Seehausen 5 , Judy Sellmyer n 4 Tf ' ', -Fw -ll Norman Silcox f .X , ' Phil Simmerer - ' - rf K' Jack Sizemore gg ,, i Qharlotfe Stout Marion Werner Jim Symmes ' . . .Ll I' Carmen Tied Bernadine Weber ,X Phil Wichmann - gy Jn. 54.1 iff r gi f qv Q .ms . 14, EYSSQ' 141661, 7faf'w.r ,- 1 Floyd Weier YI A . Ralph Wassman Marilyn Younker Jack Zona .49 f Sw F. V V - .j-,I H . :fi 1' .-' A , , - , . .Q'4w,, in 41 I .An 'W' , wry' :iw Left to Right: M. Lessig, Sec.-Treas., C. Braun, Pres., S, Reeves, Vice Pres The Sophomore student council represent- atives were Karen Broberg, Mike Kearney, and Sandra Larson. The homeroom sponsors were Mr. Baugh and Mr. Labar. The Sopho- more candidate for Homecoming Queen was Karen Broberg. ln February they sponsored a Mardi Gras dance. The class grew in num- ber during the year, adding Mariorie Wie- ringa, Judith Dietz, Donna Drolet, Jeannette McCarrolI, and Mona Jean Mueller to their roll, while losing Bertha Kepler. C ,Q f5 ' 'V' nv ,i . X ' - .7 V x D ,i , r l 'Iv 3 h , gk ? 1 f. ' ff: AL -1 Q . , .P ' If , C ,j- 'W N' ' A A .X x 1- , ,C Q T ,fe fu 'z. ' 1 'sw . H l X --.Mr ' E of :rf X ' 5 IQ, E 4' 5 . .ft , W Y C ,, W. 7 f :S A ' . . I f - 9 .7 -z k 1 . . 'xx I N . X 4 X .. Carol Gierke , nl 9 XJ' Pat Gray - ' K X George Huffman .. ,. . j xug of f ,AR , .4 s -' in ,ll Edgar Karn Don Kieper I v wx ' , E , sf Ernetfe Krefzmann Sandra Larson Eleanor Leith June Albers Donald Arfman Tommy Biddle lla Mae Bisping Bob Bisping Kenneth Blanton Barbara Bond Charles Braun Karen Broberg Roy Gene Brock Jeanette Cellarius Roger Chisholm .lack Clark Danny Cox Tim Cull Judie Daily Elaine Dohmeyer Dorothy Duffield Lucille Engblom Myrna Frahm 'x Pat Kogler A- an Q 1 ps X ni '77 N. P! x . 7 ' ' -V l ,. Ella Wells . 52 Marlene Lessig Marlene Luecke Connie Maletz Ted McKay Jack McReynoIds Richard Meier Kenneth Meyer Roy Milkereit Mona Mueller Joyce Ott Charles Partain Sharon Reeves Richard Reichert Kathleen Sorenson Phyllis Sparger Edna Stanley Jackie Stanley Donald Stein Barbara Stier Roland Tatge Richard Weybright Marvin Ziebell I ff: 3? l f QR 647 - -4 . ., 9' ,D J, Lp., g , 2. ai -:S n ? , Jim Taylor Virginia Tearien Carol Triebold 79 3'- nf Q Yl 1' 'N iiN?Pl ' ' 'A+ i ' 1:1 An .I C' X' 1.1 l 'x . Q 'N l IN U J --Q 'AL Q J 1 -L , z.. M I' -K - A' ' 7 1 - 7 8 x , J If f t lm ' 'z,.,:,, ' 'iZ2J'v r fs fs ,- ,-nr - N F5 1 I V .. .P' It 2 z la. ' ' ' ' .9 Q: fl 'J 4 I l V Grace Trolenberg A , in -S A Sue Turgasen ,5 In .,,s gig., . gdb' Will T Left to Right J Dawson, Vice-Pres.: J. Hudson, Sec.-Tram., A. Fairbanks, Pres. The Freshman class started their high school career by electing Anita Anderson, Fred Stei- ber, and Dorothy Schaeftlein as their Student Council representatives. Their homeroom spon- sors were Miss Horton, Mrs. Brischke, and Mr. Helme. They had a Christmas party and spon- sored a Bunny Hop in March. The Freshman candidate for Homecoming Queen was Caro- lyn Eckman. During the year the class lost Ruth Mellender, Nancy Thomas, Shirley Zeilenga, Raymond Macieizak, and Bob Bennett, but gained Raymond Nilles, John Reavley, Robert Hartgrave, Margarette Dietz, Don Frese, Joe Yoursis, and Barbara Jessop. V? R-Nqfpi , 4 Anita Anderson A1 Richard Baker ir , 5 ' Barbara Bakker ' 4 Virginia Becker ' f i 7 . 1 I. Q-is i Bob Bennett K' , Charles Bennett ' ' Shirley Blackwell . X Mary Blievernicht 1 K i , J X ,eff I X 4A I v 5 1, I Letha Bowman it u Terry Brooks Kenneth Byford L, Geraldine Copua S ' - it I King Carley ,N , Lee Chamberlain Robert Cloke . x Keith Cox A V L3 ,Lx , X 5 W I fi: '!lMf, 4 IQ Jim Henrietta Cross A-3' T S Dominick Danna ' 'H ' Jerry Dawson i ' Richard Dierking ' W l i if x 1 U C 1, I ei Lylith Dohmeier ' Th' ' Margo Duensing A ' A V Shirley Echterling 4 ' 7 X '- , 525 I ,er W T, 4 1 f D ' l - 11 , 1 . 9, , Alice Fairbanks Randall Eckhotf ' K Carolyn Eckman r. g 4, . R , 'QEQQ 1 r W I , Q - lf, Jacque Gaines - -N Dorothy Goff 81 lk 'Q . if 1 - I I, HJ 'R . V' , rr- EWVM- M .:53x fr nv ll -L Ethel Gordy La Qulta Grlmm Tom Grimm Jack Gustafson Loss Halfeldf Pct Held! Kathryn Herrmann Rxchard Hrggxns Sandra Hoecker Lorraine Hodson Davud Hodson Judy Hudson George Huffman Cnarles Hussman Albert Johonnsen Clifford Johnson IGI' ZH .Al if' xr,.A1 'F rf fllx Barbara Luen Vnvran Leslle Bully Langbartels Sharone Larsen Myrll Laf1z Carol Koellmg Norman Krabbe Sandra Kraemer Juamta Langbortels fan. Raymond Macnelzak ft Q, Ruth Mafthlcs Nancy Mears 1' 1 5' ' ,, in 5 - 4: :F 5 . . , s . -Q g ,I f, x f e ' ' . ff U 1 A 1- I ' , I L 2' - M ' N N - , l ' 9. ' F 4 ,,. . X. Q W ., . . l if ' 4. 7 ff N. Q- v' f I 1 ' Eva? F' Z QD 1 rl A If ' , X ff Q - if , , 7 A . ' f off' - A l f? V r G ff- xp by 79 s 5 1 ,X 757 Y . My 3 yd I I 1 , H - 'A 1, I I I E . V lv ' - ..... 3 T K 2 4 , if . ls ,rf Q ' f J 'X . if ., 1 .J , Q 45 ugivl ' 5 l' ,sl V fx ' ,Q . 1: 'R I 1: G 's r B , l f .. l fl r D We , , . Y la ' M Q J A . I A ,.,. Q 4 , 1 fn I 1 A-A1 - . . El 4 l G' l e' M-'Q Q ' h N , - 3 4 V ' V X 0 , fi . f-'fs-T .: G 414 , rs j i' E ' M I .q, K W W . 1 . Q V , . . . 5 its M- . , I I af 1 , . ,r - 4 'vs ez I U5 W . .. X X 1 ,7 1 all I X Y ,J 'R' Ruth Mellender Tom McFarland Barbara Miller Don Newman Raymond Nilles Frances Odle Wayne Paul Carol Peterson Ralph Prince Ronald Roth Barbara Sass Dorothy Schaeftlein Roslyn Scheiwe Karen Schlemmer Jo Ann Schwiesow Jean Schultz Dave Sellmyer Janice Sigler Joyce Sfeiber Fredrick Steiber J ff' I v X 7 I. V ae . ' . A ' . , d? 1 x f ff I 7' . x for v f R K gf 4 t f I' r . ' if - , , Q51 , 7 ' F' ' .- y fl. .S Q , S, , e V I n X 6435 , , .f - P 'S ' D . 9 ' ' - l I ' N 6,1 Nancy Thomas 'Nl ' Karen Thornquist N N Mary Weishaar -7 ' I 'S Judy Voighfs Shirley Zeilenga Mary Zylsfra Darlene Westenfeld Sharon Weybright 4-, 'Q -rx v ,Q-4 ii Q-1 -.. C s.'G'u1'.vr -UPN .1 -1. IJ:- vv wk f '- fi' if Wfxfkt A AAA A MQ' ,wf'if7,,A 1 if 'fr 'Ni' la:-I nw 4.-w Q'9 +-nor-!u.L4n-uu..... s--A--.qq,,Hu-.4-f ,,.,,. 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Popp, J Nilles, F. Krueger, C. Poland. Third row: H Sims, J. Briggs, G. George, D. Daily, W. Hcmeister, C. Penn, B. Ficke, J. Meyer, R. Sweeney. Absent: M. Horlcey, H. Parkinson, B. Powers. First row: L. Baker, N. Malefz, D. Ervin, M. Buchanan, J. Mears, R. Kelson, L. Beatty. Second row Miss Croissant, G. Reich, J. Jones, J. Weier, W. Dralle, J. Cellini M. Brosseau, R. Miller. Third row: W. Thompson, J. Shymkus, S. Reedy, J. Lundy, P. Carroll, J Labahn, J. Murray, B. Fink Absent: L. Royse, W. Dahn, W. Hartman. 1, A272 ' K 'li If ls,.,1' - l I-4 ff C J f 494 T 7A First row: G. Sims, D. Dietz, C Zirzow, N. Betz, B. Baker, E Steiber, N. Zona, C. Kingery Second row: Mr. Sleger, J. Dalv S. Jacquin, D. McCullough, N Miller, A. Sassano, R. Lau, D Drolet, D. Brummer. Third row L. Hahn, W. Felty, B. Prince, L Heldt, J. Oesterling, B. Anderson G. Higgins, D. Penn, B. Miessler 7B First row: C. Middleton, J. Deitz, S. Withers, D. Johnson, C. Miller, B. Yund, R. Reavlev, H. Sparger. Second row: Miss Archibald, D. Ryan, J. Pfiffner, J. Silcox, N. Flesch, S. Allen, J. Biekofslcy, S. Germeraad, H. Day, B. Naclre. Third row: A. Hoecker, P. Herrmann, D. Bacon, W. Clark, J. Carroll, D. Hamilton, E. Ligus, W. Dahn, D. Ott. -MJ 5 A First row: D. Harmon, S. Odle, L. Sims, K. Mellender, N. Walton, J. Andersen, V. Zirzow, S. Barnes, G. Wyatt, L. Roberts. Second row: N. Marcott, B. Sharp, P. Kasper, V. Leslie, J. Cloke, J. Daily, S. Haseman, M. Usrey. Third row: Mrs. Wilkening, S. Hantak, B. Carroll, E. Quinn, W. Gaskill, J. Payne, H. Buchanan, J. Kingery, J. Nelson, R. Smith. Fourth row: T. Sodergreu, R. Kraemer, G. Scharf, J. M'Quire, J. Batterman, R. Baker, J. Han- sen, D. Ficke, B. Boyle. 5B First row: M. Simmerer, S. Snyder, J. Martin, S. Hameister, L. Krieper, R. Ruthkowski, P. Broach. Second row: C. Licina, E. Sutton, K. Broden, B. Wilke, E. DuBridge, D. Most, S. Hartman, M. Voland. Third row: W. Gleason, F. Sauer, D. Hartgraves, S. Billingheimer, J Ephgrave, D. Carmody, H. Buchmeier, M. Babarsky, D. Yaw. Fourth row: B. Collins, T. Ashbaugh, G. Krach, D. Schultz, T. Thomp son, L. Frazier, B. Barrington, J. Rehberg, D Lauer. Absent: Miss Peterson, M. Prisco, R Yund, B. Moerdyke, D. Josten, J. Bennett. CRETE First row: G. Martin, K. Dohrman, A. Bliss- man, S. Mellender, C. Simmerer,K. Bond, J. Frese, K. Matthias. Second row: C. Conant, P. Briggs, M. Buchmeier, E. Pfittner, D. Smith, C. Bach, S. Boyle, B. Day, R. Malins. Third row: Mrs. Carr, B. Armond, F. Gray, B. Mot- long, W. DuBridge, F. Bowman, J. Dooley, D. Clausing, G. Wommack, T. Sawyer. Fourth row: B. Toomey, L. Offill, C. Batterman, B. Day, F. Rutkowski, L. Gruca, G. Buchmeier, A. Horn, R. Nilles, C. Berkley, B. Toms. Absent: J. Findling, K. Duffield. 6B First row: J. Finzer, S. Orwig, M Roush, J. Hixon, M. Biekotsky, J Nacke, B. Buchmeier, S. Oler, J Poland. Second row: B. Harman holm, L, Innes, C. Heusman, P Burnham, B. Morgan. Third row Mrs. Puckett, J. Ulreich, G. Gray del, D. Philip, D. Broach, W Baker, R. Gaines, D. Doeden, L sche, J. Muirhead, E. Neulip, T McCarrol, D. Miller. L 1,5 B. Krueger, C. Bakker, J. Chis- c. meboid, J. Ulreich, R. w.-,df Echterling. Fourth row: R. Buch- meier, E. Langbartels, J. Benson, J. Bowman, R. Bremer, L. Deut- CRETE 4 A First row: .l. Sutton, J. Pease, M. Stewart, C. VanSickle, J. Siwicki, P. Nadler, C. Gayeski, C. Conant, E. Metcalfe, K. Stark. Second row: J. Newton, C. Richards, P. Kellogg, W. Billingheimer, J. Hothan, J. Carr, L. Nilles, B. Dietz, Third row: A. Dooley, J. Finzer, D. Ulreich, B. Ballarini, D. Devert, T. Luecke, F. Zeledon, J. Roush. Fourth row: Miss Schnow- ske, R, Frazier, T. Bowman, R. Brischke, B. Innes, T. Reeves, K. Schlemmer, D. Peters. 4B L , . 9 YJ., 0 Q-.. First row: C. VanBergen, M. Toomey, K. Karn, J. Siwicki, S. Nelson, J. Blair, N. Krach, E. Walls, D. Doe den, C. Rusdorf. Second row: S Martin, M. Strickler, A. Walton, K Malek, S. Heitman, N. Hiemvick, S. Thornquist, K. Brooks. Third row: G. Storms, R. Schluntz, J. Fink, L. Car ley, L. Frazier, T. Reichert, M. On on T. Rickerson Fourth row Y , . : Mrs. Miskell, J. Dahn, R. Flesher, T. Lauerman, R. Penn, M. Day, K. Dietz, C. Becker. Ii! 3B I Snail tlxl A L: in . X! n 1-I 3A First row: W. Waide, T. Denk, B. Kieper, T. Hutman, B. Mellender, R. Bakker, J. Wilke, P. Jacquin, D. Voland. Second row: Miss Miller, L. Hamilton, P. Stanley, R. Plock, J. Ashbaugh, C. Ligler, P. Gleason, B. Sims, D. McCarroll, L. Hoecker. Third row: N. Prisco, D. Lustfeldt, S. Bach, C. Tearien, B. Muirhead, D. Black- well, M. Pfaff, L. Love, W. Schu- macher, S. Oesterling. Absent: L. Mize, P. Worn, G. Osborne, O. Niehaus, J. Fox, R. Goodenow. First row: C. Usrey, S. Gram, D. Buchmeier, G. Quinn, C. Connor, C. Weddel, S. Jones, S. Henderson, H. Hughes, C. Zeimitz. Second row: S. Swanson, J. Gugenbuel, S. Kochan- ski, G. Bond, L. Buchmeier, R. Miller, T. Lee, B. Innes, D. Wommack, W. Malinskv. Third row: Mrs. Haaqe, B. Luecke, L. Langebartells, D. Duensing, R. Thompson, M. Walenaa, K. Benson, M. Steiber, J. Hiemvick, M. Lewis, T. Germeraad. Absent: B. Bacon, M. Cox, L. Pralle, N. Sweeney. 5,0 5 CRETE 2 A First row: J. Echterling, M. Horr, N. Miller L. Campbell, L. Harrington, J. Downs, C Fink, P. Denk, C. Christopher. Second row S. Chamberlain, R. Adams, R. Matthias, M Jones, R, Scharf, P. Rickerson, P. Gray, E Conant. Third row: Miss Kile, J. Orwig, J Benefield, R. Johnson, E. Moeller, J. Clausen C. Cunningham, B. Moeller. 6 A' 2B lA N First row: P. Schultz, J. Wommack B. Klemme, G. Sharp, S. Pfeil, P Meyer, S. Morgan, B. Pease, L. Nil- les, J. Toms. Second row: Miss Mar- leau, F. Harman, V. Townsend, D Shumcin, K. Walenga, D. Ryan, J Moeller, F. Weier. Third row: D Nelson, B. Rodenburg, T. Schuett D. Drolet, D. Triebold, W. Nacke R. Maoss. First row: R. Buchmeier, T. Hoor, J. Bonney, N. Bober, J. Harding, S. Doeden, R. Gleason, M. Hameister. Second row: L. Buchanan, V. Gas- kill, A. Becker, S. Calvert, P. Smith, C. Caccavari, M. Adams, W. Breit- weiser, I. Burton. Third row: R. Dow- dell, B. Amram, M. Holmes, J. Ephgraves, J. Clausen, A. L. Child, B. Chamberlain, R. Rusdorf. Fourth row: Mrs. Miessler, G. Borman, B. Devert, W. Connor, J. Henderson, J. Beven, S. Benson, E. Klein, P. Ford, B. Anderson. Absent: J. Baran- ski, P. Buoscio, M. Cylke, F. Horlcey, D. Kleinschmidt, R. Nielhaus. First row: J. Walls, P. Locke, K. Potts, L. Nel son, N. Martin, B. Worn, M. Lewis, S. Weier. Second row: J. Shepard, P. Yaw, S. Richards, B. Oler, R. Prusz, L. Lau, J. Buchmeier, T. Maletz, R. Ligler. Third row: Mrs. Orwig, D. Walenga, G. VanSickle, R. Martin, M. Leger ski, D. Tufts, B. Muirhead, D. Odle, C. Pease, R. Neuliep. g' 05 QS E' MONEE First row: S. Williams, P. Simpson, M. Baugh, D. Cellarius, L. Danna, R. Beasley. Second row: Mr. Mohr, J. Dewey, R. Loitz, C. Sass, M. Wolf, R. Hanson, E. DeYoung. Third row: J. Martin, G. Friedericks, R. Wilson, L. Marti, S D. Behrens, C. Kockel, P. Murphy. First row: J. Taksas, M. Phelps, J. Yehling, K. Schweisow, P. Hanson, J. Friedericks, C. Anderson, B. Brock miller. Second row: Mr. Miller, P. Williams, P. Shytell, D. Wilson, B Leighty, M. Batterman, J. McKay Third row: R. Buckmeier, C. Cross, B Brandt, D. Baldwin, R. Baldwin, W Artman, R. Gordy, C. Beyers. PVWWS 'T AVA, First row: J. Clark, D. Cross, B Stelter, H. Wilson, D. Bisping, C Piepenbrink, T. Nilles. Second row Miss Cramer, S. Wilson, J. Willes C. Schultz, D. Jacobs, M. Collier, S VerWay. Third Row: S. Sass, C A. Schmidt, S. Klein, W. Wells field, D. Byford, R. Kick, K. Baugh D. Gordy. First row: P. Watkins, C. Beasley, B. Marti, T. Anderson, S. Hanson, C. McKay, P. Ziebell, D. Behrens. Second row: Miss Lehman, B. Marsh, S. Hayhurst, S. Fehland, R. Mueller B. Becker, C. Riechert, K. Eichmann. Third row: J. Schmitz, A. Wolf, D. Volrath, R. Stel- ter, R. Williams, R. Schmidt, G. Ferris, D. Goffard, M. Buchmeier. Fourth row: J. Hack- ett, C. Schmidt, R. Urbon, P. Zylstra, J. Dewey, R. Stawicki, J. Laughlin. 1 Bachmann, J. Arnold, K. Eickmann, Fourth Row: S. Eickmann, D. Batten- 1 4 'V 2 3 ' . Q '94 9 R Q ,wx .,f , P 3 -4 W- 5 'ff Q u , aff N , lf' 4 - Q ,X , Pk Q Q f 'kffavavq , I '--ff' ' 6 .ii E 1 'f .. ' '. All I, , , - um ul I F. i ' T V L 3 'Q 1 1 FZ' 2 .1141 'V .mv . .4 fly?-b . V, , wg .j 1 nrt Q .ifggkvfi X5 Eff . 4 . ci Nev pg- ,, , 34 Y s+! A Y if nm-wi-gifs 4 Y 5. ,ff-' V if six' i 1 E Q W 9a :ff 9 ,,f,.-- x 4 ,, ' ixxl, 'I 554, N ' f-Q - M 1 Q - X x Q - 4 X A J ' fy ,1fg'wi,2 j .., mi? 1 4? a.,J rg Q, , .W x'f ' a 4. f fy - if P .. , 9, 51' ., ,, A A 4 w . k v fi 'VJ .fl '- - ' -1 as ' A seg? Q is ? . A 'x V - K ' ni .4.f, 'w V , JL . ix.,-, 4.1 4' 535' 'x fZ : 2, 4 t 1, Firsf row: J. Blissmer, M. Baker. Second row: R. Cofton, D. Wiedenfeff, J. Lem- mel, B. Oldendorf. Third row: B. Klemme, R. Valenfino, J. Blissmev, E. Steiber, D. Valentino. Fourfh row: T. Baker. J. Felfy, B, Dohrman, R. Felty, Mrs. Touchton. Fifih row: J. Dollinor, L. Baker, L. Blissmer, A. DuBridge. N4 Q1 KLEMME SCHCDOL 7 CRETE CHEERLEADERS M. Buchanan G. Reich L. Bearty S. Allen MONEE CHEERLEADERS J. Wren P. Simpson R. Beasley J. Wren SCORES lst Row: J. Cellini, D. Daily, G. George, W. Dahn. 2nd Row: J. Myers, J. Labahn, P. Carroll, J. Murray, B, Ficke. 3rd Row: Mr. Sleger, J. Carroll, M. Papp, N. Miller, W. Hameister, manager. CRETE TEAM Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee Monee 'Monee GRADE SCHOCDL BASKETBALL SCORES 44 .... Manteno 42 22 . . Momence 24 43 . . Beecher 20 21 . . Crete 40 29 . . Peotone 34 27 . . Grant Park 46 68 . . Beecher 31 25 . . Crete 28 20 . . Momence 36 33 . . Peotone 44 54 . . Manteno 45 64 . . Beecher Parocial 47 29 . . Beecher Parocial 31 36 . . . Alumni 32 32 .... Frankfort 27 20 .... Manteno 36 'Tournament MONEE TEAM lst Row: B. Brockmiller, E. Wren, R. Buchmeier, E. DeYoung. 2nd Row: G. Freidericks, R. Baldwin. D. Baldwin, P. Murphy. 3rd Row: Mr. Miller, W. Artman, L. Marti, D. Behrens, H. Wilson. Crete 20 . ..... Grant Park 21 Crete 49 . . . . Manteno 27 Crete 31 . . . Beecher 12 Crete 33 . . . Peotone 19 Crete 20 . . . . Momence 21 Crete 40 . . . . Monee 19 Crete 41 . . . Peotone 18 Crete 26 . . . . Grant Park 37 Crete 28 . . . Monee 25 Crete 19 . . . Brookwood 17 Crete 37 . . . Beecher 25 Crete 34 . . . Manteno 39 'Crete 21 . . . Grant Park 16 'Crete 33 . . . . Peotone 16 'Crete 39 . . . . Manteno 28 Crete 33 . . . . Brookwood 38 Crete 26 ...... Momence 22 'Tournament s usb J F 'dl 'g O w K Sclwleso G Sunon 9' Dectthm 2nd RZ: R Doeden G om 5 Lexghhl Drdlle e DON' he R Blem Wexer W cm l Aer l- Held' lon L Deulsli Emckmon 'l W Dohn 'lst ow K Y Ref 5 roCl nov' 0 lel on l Ba nn Q Buttons Kretzmd h L GNC uG5 ' D Hom' onkcT shbdughsc-glxn9 G HlggmlDa1lY K B609 3 Rehbsfg en J fredflca un WOR D Behreni Gfqy D,,BnCl9e O r Row W C Andeffon W Funk E Sugclfrloung 3 MeYer E Bacon CRETE MONEE The sprung concert was played at Monee In February and the band gave a concert at the Monee PTA In May The first annual Grade Sch I oo band concert was presented an Aprll at the Crete g m Y This band participated ln the dlstrlct band 94 GRADE SCHOGL BAND contest at Plalnfleld and received a second place Twenty seven solo and ensemble entrles were entered at the distract solo and ensemble contest The grade school band also played m the Memorial Day parade at Crete and Monee . . lc. 'M' lzl- ' I. . . ' -wi I . I '. 12, U di 1,8 '-X I. ' dl . ' r' I . 'D- R :.G I .B 'C.P D 'dr' IP- I . I H I' . 'll.l '.A ' . I . ' I - . A I ' . '.Y dvi' . I . ad : '. - '- CRETE CHORUS 75 MCDNEE CHORUS d L Beahy D Bacon R lst o Lau P Herrmann D Ott D Bremer R Mafihlas S Allen P Lauerman J Jones K Gram B Lauer J Daley W Dchn W Dralle 3rd Row Mrs M Cullough B Naclre H Mersch S Germeraad D c Day H Offll J Meyer D Hcmnlton L Held? B Funk d rcks M Phelps C Beyers lsr Row L Dana J Fre r Wlson J Yehlang Mrs Mersch 2nd Row P Mur R Buchmeler phy M o R Gordy J Marhn 3rd Row K Schwues Bough R Beasley R Loufz J Dewey B Lelghty C Sass P Simson 95 Xl 1 s. , . S C ' x I , C . 7 S I Rw:H.Sparger,B.Yun,. ,. ,. :. ,. ' , . , . , , . , . , . .2nd Row: Acc., D. i , . ' , , , : , - - ' , - , . , . , - , , .W lf, R. Baldwin, D. Baldwin, . ' , ' f - 1 - 1 - . I . . , . ' . I . ' OW, M I - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 . . , . , . I , I ' 1 - 1 - 1 - r - - , . . ig ra ,... 52+ L 2 , i .E A . 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A ' - iw--. 1 ,- f, n l ,I iff! WW ww CRETE, ILL. MAPLE LANE 280 Exchange Sfreef Crete, Illinois A 8 W DRIVE-IN 14th and Center Avenue EINll0llN'S GBUCERY For Creie, Illinois Delicious Ice Cold Roof Beer Car Service Lois Of Parking Chicago Heights FIIANIPS RESTAURANT MAlllANN'S BEAUTY Sll0P W Besf In Steak And Chicken 'I370 Main Stree! Crete, Illinois Sandwiches Of All Kinds Open 24 Hours Phone 3531 MONEE lL XJ b Swim UU MONEE l -,P mower . ,J MONEE SUPER SERVICE SW smnou 191.714 205l MGNEE ill - ' ' Route 54 Monee, lllmous c 'sat-Q ff..- Hardware J. ll. PBALLE 8: SON, INC Complfmenfs wholesale Milk of Phones Office, Crete 4421 Resident, Crete 4291 L 8: L ICE CBEANI Sll0PS CRETE PAINT 5103113 Chicago Road and Main Sfreei Frank Ray, Prop. Chicago Road and Lincoln Highway Wallpaper and Paint Chicago Heights, Illinois cnsre, u.uNols X, mlancunv cmmzns a. ovens W Q, k l 45 Ec1s1'34fh Street Sfeger Illmols 3 s lr' I A ' .-x ClllllSTOPllEll BRIIS Mason Confracfors Crete, Illinois ADIJLPII RINNE Crefe-Monee School Bus Service Crete, Illinois t 'IVQ Ill ii 1 als lrlr f mms DEPARTMENT sions 1532 Holsted Street Chicago Heights, Illinois ' f 4- f ff n ,wifi F I N E WATCH and CLOCK EDWARD BRUNS, Crete, lll. ALLEN HOLI. Limestone 81 Phosphate Spreading Crushed Stone Phone 266'l 8K 2623 Monee, Illinois I 20 Illin C 0 0 K ' S 0FFlf'E EQYIPDIENT, lNf. ois Street SKyline Chicago Heights, Illinois 4-2800 DONOVAN AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance 63 Illinois Street Chicago Heights n -.1 , 4 . ' I.: ' 5 p, H n1'. :ff D Q Y m-,g1 ,Y-0 x J 1 .4 ' fs - l ,., '-- gb.. ' ,NH fr - 1 -- 94' if! T r . ,,g:.An0Im:' Auwuncfi 0X'?EI l I Q05 Elwll I viii ., Y 'ss-'Tfigiii15T ' i. .. . '- -.r - fr.-Q, 1 .. . .4- ,.2.,' ' Chicago Heights GERARDI FUNERAL HOM.. -.. , ,tx 1 CHICAGO HEIGHTS ILL SALl.0'S Household Appliances Sales and Service CHICAGO HEIGHTS Phones SK 5-0492 - SK 5-0346 Telephone, SK 4-30I3 WHILE U WAIT Telephone, sic 4.1431 CHICAGO HEIGHTS ll. V. CARRIER GI C0., Elecfric Confrador And Dealer Sll0E REPAIR Sll0P Lafesf Methods in Shoe Repairing Shoes Lengfhened and Widened Shoes Dyed Any Color 5 'i i' 5 ee' wx, Illinois sneer CHICAGO HEIGHTS Across From Public Service Chicago Heights M. J. Hoffarth Propr I1 'iw 1 HARRY YASEEN JEWELER 1644 Halsted Chicago Heights, Illinois Street RROCKMlI.LER,S Grocery And Blarket Frozen Foods Phone 2482 Monee, Illinois Compliments of CHARLES R. IJSDERO DILLON HARDWARE Full Line of Hardware B.P.S. Paint Crete, Illinois Phone 8122 CRETE BARBER Sll0P Ray Becker, Harry Voights, Ralph Diehl Crete Illinois CHICAGO HEIGHTS NATIONAL BANK 1651 Halsted Street Chicago Heights, Illinois -sf! -' -M-J l GAN SEN HARDWARE DIILLEIPS S'l'0llE CRSHI 'il'000l'y A Complete Hardware Store Phone: 2481 Monee, Illinois 35 Illinois Street Chicago Heights, Illinois Phone-SK 4-2537 HAWAII IS WAITING FOR YOU mxm 'NN see FoLEY's TRAVEL BUREAU d Good' RAIL, AIR, STEAMSHIP Tickers Tap Room Crete, Illinois COMPLETE TRAVEL TOURS Chicago Heights, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 May you put Io good use that which you have learned at Crete Monee THE STAR PUBLICATIONS Published by Wlllnams Press Inc The Chicago Heights Star The Homewood Flossmore Star The Park Forest Star Phone 2492 Electrucal Contractors KNIPPEIIS ELECTRIC COMP' menfs Of SALFS ANB SERWCE ll0USll'S F000 MARKET Motors Rodnos U S Hlghway 54 Cmle lllmos Res dence 2701 Pho es Business 2661 CHRIST ll0LL C R ' P 46 E 34th Sfreei SK 4 4765 Monee Ill nous st HI eger :nous General Truckmg Dln Movmg Open All Day Sunday Closed Monday I . , . . . i 1 ' - . . I ' . l Appliances-Repairing Monee, Illinois I n ' . ocui o, ro. I i . 4 n I I I I THE 1560 Otto Street Chicago Heights gl- RAU STORE UNION 84 34TH SERVICE STATIDN W. W. WILKENINII For Quality And Friendly Service Tl Fresh Made Ice Cream Sandwiches TEXACCI ' PRIJDUCTS Crete, Illinois C. H. 4458 BTEBER, ILL. T P 0 l 307l luv JEW'EIBY 'lf' 1523 Halsted Chicago Heights MEL,S 5KYline 4-4781 SERVICE STATION Hamilton 81 Elgin Watches We Do Our Own Watch Repairing GAS - OIL - MINOR CAR REPAIRS TOWING SERVICE MELVIN MATTHEWS 1625 MAIN OR CRETE ILL MARY MARTINS SNACK BAR tid 1369 Mcun Street Crete, Illinois - ll - H MONEE INSTRUMENT WORKS Monee, Illinois SPANOS-CERTIFIED -GROCERS Fruits-Groceries-Meats Frozen Foods Crete 2051 Crete, Illinois FBANKS TAVEBN Top - Grill Route 54 Monee, Illinois nurmvnv X - I CORN BELT IIIITCIIERIES ' -ug,-4 N . i CORN BELT HATCHERIES 1417 Emerald Avenue Chicago Heights, Illinois mm MONEE BOWLING GRAIN K LUMBER LANES COMPANY Crete, Illinois Phone: 2302 Phone: Crefe 5091 Monee, Illinois RT??i-X - c III wronfn PARKING f lg I 9 I . , W I lv ffl IIN! I C coma sem f ROTHWAY Q 1 MONEE SALES 81 SERVICE CHARLES PRESSENDO INC 1527 Otto Boulevard Automobile Implements Phone SKyhne 5 0498 Repalrlng Repalred Tractors and Farm Machlnery Complete Home Furmshmgs For Your Phone 3661 Monee Illmols Future Home LONG LIVE OUR IBQIU r 3. M fgk, 32 41.5525 3- H I ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We wlsh to extend our appreclatlon to the Root Studio of Chscago III Myers 8m Co of Topeka Kansas and Universal Bookblndmg Co of San Antonuo Texas for their help In makmg thus book posslble We aIso want to heartily thank our patlent sponsor Mr Wllham Schuett who has given our staff and editors such fine assistance throughout the year I I INC. : I . . it S ' o J' u z , I 5? 5',, OZ' ki fi if ft: f- ff X ,,. , ern 1- , . . . . . I ., . , , . I I ' I ' I X. 4 . f p' 7 177 llliff Q 1 535 . f L V QFM f w x w w w m , f v - s i3' f 4