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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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DEDICATIO J ERE C RROL We, the class of 1958 take prlde In dedrcatlng our yearbook to Jere Carrol Jere s leadership, scholarshlp, and sportsmanshlp make hum a precept of what each class member would like to pursue These trants were exemplrfled In his elementary school years when upon completuon of elght grades he was the reclplent of the award for the outstanding boy rn has class In hugh school he guided us as president of our freshman class and was active on the Crete Youth Center Board and In frosh soph basketball and track ln the early part of has sophomore year Jere was stricken with pollo Sunce that time he has been working with the cooperatlon of the faculty toward re cenvlng hrs hugh school diploma lf each of us can gain from Jere the true meaning of spnrnt fasth and hope, none of us can tall . We salute you, Jere! 5 15 1-4: it rw . i 'sc ' Zjtlqi . g l m' , ff c K. : s .X . ,- 45+ U Rs' X 2 I . . . . . , . . . . . I . . . . . I - . . . . I . I n 428' JIM ECKMAN JANICII BIEKOFSKY CAROL BURNETT bporrs Editor Copy Editor Production Editor PROD CERS SHIRLEY ALLEN Co Editor MR SKROBACK1 MR SCI-IUETT Sponsor Sponsor YVONNE ILAMINI Co Editor Gr' C , nv JUDY OLTMAN CHARLOTTE GALLATI IONE WAIDE Business Ecliror Arr Editor Photo Editor Business Manager Hxgh School Pnncxpal Secretary Assistant Busmess Manager MR WILLIAM SCHUETT MR ELMERO ZIEGLER AD INISTRATIO Superlntendent of Schools IVY BOLGER i Secretary ILENE ANDERSON us Z4 'ff' ,ff wif MR LYNNA WILEY L so A 1 -I A 5 5 H355 'Y L :S ' Sf 1 f Corin.: .:,, 4 T ,tgp 1 , . .. . 4' 1 L X 1 '-fe . 1 L A iff 4 5 1 ' f ,I X I v J 1, . . ' fff' A-.:' 1' .. i . 1 5 . ' . The Board of Education During the T957-58 school year, Warren Crain, Jack Daly, Harold Martin, Carl Mclntosh, Dr. Walter Miller, Norman Nelson, and Cecil Swift served on our Board of Education. The vacancy left by the recent resignation of Cecil Swift was filled by Edward Epstein. Dr. Miller was elected president by the other members of the Board, Mr. Crain, vice-president, and Mr. Mclntosh, secretary. The Board of Education is the governing body of the entire school district 201-U. This group of men is concerned with the employment of all teachers, administrators, and the non-teaching staff, salary programs, disciplinary problems, the betterment of our educational curriculum, construction of new schools, and additions and im- provements to the previously established schools. We of Crete-Monee High School and the communities at large do appreciate the efforts of this governing body. 2 YEVVI f iii fo f l ly EJXXQA f utr' MR ,xt wx' ryvwjjjavvf' W5 1 MRS WRIGHT Englrsh Umversity of Secre Am 0 e a ucke er on the o entra MR SKROBACKI Lat1n St Mary s of San Antomo B A St Louls Umverslty M Ed Secret Ambmon To own a brrght red roadster IRECTUQ 1 MISS CROISSANT Englrsh UIIIVSISIIY of Dubuque B A Secret Ambxtlon To learn how to Jrtterbug RE MR GRANGER Mathematlcs Bradley Unrversxty B S Secret Ambrtlon To be an elevator operator rn the Emprre Stat ulldmg G1 xfmdx L t W' KW jaw LVMJ IRECTUQ MR HELME Industrial Arts James M11l1k1n Umverslty B S Universrty of Il11no M Ed Secret Ambmon To be come Carmen Basrlio s manager IS tpdjl dw 441 MR BONNEY Boys Physxcal Educatlon Athletics Counselor Coe Colle e B A Secret Am rtion T manage the A11 Stars DIRECTORS 9 I MR HIMMELBERG Socral Studxes MISSOUTI State Teachers College B S Unrverslty of Wrsconsln M S Secret Ambltron To be a carry out boy at Rudy s 1 ll A , 1, fs Q 1. 1-3 1 .vv . is' B'A. .'. . , 8 . . ... . .' 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MR BOGUE Chemrstr and Physrcs DePauw mverstty B A Secret Ambrtron To be Santa Claus understudy MR ROSS Socral Studles Southern 11110015 Untverstty B Ed Unrversrty of WISCODSIH M S l IREUUQ MRS LAUCK Home Economtcs Iowa State Teachers College B A Secret Amb1t1on To undent all the pots and pans MR SEELYE Soc1a1 Studres Illrnors State Normal MR PETTY Scrence and l Unrversrty of Illtnols Secret Ambttlon To at least one thlrd of classes a safan Secret Ambrtron To go on DIRECTORS '- Creatmg the Secret Ambmon To revlve QILDJ- Mel lo., In qxw-fl the Bull Moose Party U IREETUR MISS BRADFORD Lrbrartan Umverstty of Mxssourt B A Secret Ambttxon To lose the people who lose lrbrary books 'I.a.ll,m1uLq1JLQ L5 41121-fum? i MISS HECKLEMAN Grrl s Phystcal Educatton Indtana State Teacher s College B S Secret Ambxtton To own an Isetta 10 1 , 5 ' B.S.,M.S'.' ' 0 .G n . :D I . M . . rt ' fl 7' : CMU' S M . , 1 Y W Qfsal MR. WOLF MRS. GAST MR, SAVIANO Music En lish Commerci 1 Courses a Northwestern University, MgcMurra College, B.A. Northern Illinois University, B.M.Ed., M.M. SecretAmbition: To design B.S., M.S. Secret Ambition: To turn sets for Broadway plays. Secret Ambition: To be a the gymnasium into a tight rope walker. ban room. Stars of Tomorrow MRS BRISCHKE Commercial Courses Kansas State Teachers of Chica o M B A Secret Am mon To lnvent an error less typewriter ll MRS. ALLARD Home Economics University of Illinois, B. S. Secret Ambition: To get her children to bed without using the board. MRS I-IUNKEL English University of Wmconsin Secret Ambition To be a clerk at Woolworth s MR BOTTRELL Agriculture Unrversit of Illinois Secret Ambition To run a home for retired farm animals B.A. v ' ' College, B.S.g University B,S,, NLUA, ' MRS KUHLMAN MR DeGROOT Mathematrcs Mathemattcs Umverslty of Dubuque Hope College B A Umversxty of I1l1no1s M S Secret Ambmon To mvent Secret Ambmon To be on blackboards that don t the f1rst rocket to the moon need erasmg MR WALTERS Socxal Studles State Un1vers1ty of Iowa M Secret Amb1t1on To be steeplejack xv .V-J DIRECTORS 'Y MRS BROWN English Mtssoun Valley College Secret Ambition To be great dramattc actress 3. MR FOLTA Industrlal Arts Athletxcs Northern I1l1no1s Unlverslty Secret Ambmon To fxnd the pot of old at the end of the ram ow MR ARREAZOLA Spamsh Commerctal Courses Athletrcs Carroll College B A Secret Amb1t1on To own the Arthur Murray Dance Studlos Q...--I MRS SEELYE Sctence I1l1no1s State Normal B Ed Secret Ambmon To have her students be as 1nte111 gent as her speclmens B.A. ' ' ' ' 1 . . s.A., .A. ' B.s. .. : . a .. z g .. : a .. z . ls , f X A BV? r 1 1 l fl. ' Q97 I 1 .Q B.s. ' . - In ' I2 Presldent Y V reasule 1 Ce Secretary T Pre-Q1 dent TOM WATSON Row. JENSEN ROGER GORDY SENIOR CLASS UFFICERS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We have had many fun filled years at C M H S We have finally arrived at the bug moment In our lives, the awarding of our oscars As we look back to our Freshman year, we see a group of untalented beginners We were our Homecoming attendant The Student Council representatives were Neale Muller and Becky Reavley In April, we sponsored our first dance, April Showers Mr Skrobackl Mass Verchlo, and Mr Taylor coached us our Sophomore year The Student Council representatives were Becky Reavley, Tom Watson, Shirley Allen, and Judy Daly. Judy Daly was the choice for Homecoming candidate. ln March, we sponsored Emerald Isle, which was held one day before St. Patrick s Day. Our representatives on Student Council our Junior year were Shirley Allen, Judy Daly Dale Drolet, Yvonne Flamini, and Tom Watson. Doris McCullough reigned over Homecoming festivities as Queen. ln November we sponsored a Sadie Hawkins turnabout dance. The highlight of the year was our Junior-Senior Prom, The Satellite Ball. We could not have attained the great success that we did without the help of our directors, Mrs. Wright, Mr. DeGroot, and Mr. Seelye. At last our Senior year arrived. Judy Daly Dale Drolet, Yvonne Flamini, Becky Reavley, and Carol Middleton represented us in Student Council. 'The Curious Savage was the name of our play. Sue Jacquin and Craig Bradley were the New Year s Eve Queen and King. Lois Carnagey was chosen as Prom Queen. Our Senior Banquet was held at Lincoln Heights. We were directed during our Senior year by Mr. Himmelberg, Miss Croissant, and Mrs. Brischke. Our class offi- cers were Tom Watson, President, Roger Gordy Vice-President, and Roma Jensen, Secretary- Treasurer. These were four wonderful years which we will never forget. 'I4 coached by Mrs. Buehler, Mrs. McDermand, and Mr. Nowlan. Lois Carnagey was nominated as D .I . . t ' I I I I I I CAROL MILLER RON RIENOHL Ambrtron To become a famous archltect and ltve ln Hawau Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Boy s Glee Club 3 Ambrtron To water skl at Cypress Gardens Pep Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Spec tator1 2 3 Art Club 1 2 Nauonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Secretary 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 CALVENE ZIRZOW Ambmon To get out of school and make a fortune of a few m1111on A 1 2 Band 1 DONALD MEUHRING Ambmon To own a 200 acre gram and cattle farm BERT MIESSLER Moon ety 3 4 Treasurer 4 Ambltron To be the frrst person on the Chess Club 1 2 3 4 National Honor Socr MARIORIE PAUL Ambmon To marry a mrllronarre and travel to Europe A Twrrlrng 3 4 F H A IONE WAIDE AfI'lblI1Ol1 To be a Physrcal Educauon Teacher. G.A.A. 1 2 3 4- Glee Club 1 2- Jester 3 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3g Spectator 1, 2, 3g Pep Club DUANE KOELLING Ambition: To be an Ag. Teacher like Mr. Bottnell. K2 2 lx CAROL BURNETT Ambition To be a bachelor! Spectator 2 3 4- Jester 3 4- Pep Club 2. ED PAUL Ambition To drrve a car at 200 mrles an an hour at Daytona Beach and drrve rt into the ocean Mixed Chorus 3 4 Boy s Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Chess Club 1 2 Vw PAUL HERMANN Ambiuon To become a mrllronalre Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Co Captaln 4 Track 2 3 Span1sh Club 3 BEVERLY BAKER Amb1t1on To l1ve long enough to see Crete Monee have an undefeated basketball and football team Ban 1 2 3 4 KAREN SCHWIESOW Amb1t1on To be a receptromst for the Presldent of 20th Century Fox CARL ANDERSON Nw.. Amb1t1on To be an e1ectron1cs engmeer RONALD BUCHMEIER Amb1t1on To read three hundred books every year SUE GERMERAAD Amb1t1on To go around the world at least twrce G A A 1 2 3 PepClub2 3 4 Vxce President 4 Jester 3 4 Span1sh Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Glee Club 1 2 M1xed Chorus 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 President 4 BECKY REAVLEY Ambitron To become a regxstered nurse G A A 1 2 3 Student Council 1 2 4 Glee Club 2 4 Drill Team 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Secretary 3 Jester 4 Spanrsh Club 4 RON LAU Ambruon To become a success fMaybe hrmt Ubangis tn Afnca J Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 H1 Y 3 Vrce President 3 President 4 DONALD BALDWIN Ambmon To own my own farm F F A 1 2 3 4 Sent1nel4 Football 1 2 DAVID HAMILTON Ambrtton To pass College Englrsh Band 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Glee Club 4 Swrng Band 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Ambrtron To become a mrnd reader so I can frgure out what makes people trek Glee Club 1 Mrxed Chorus 4 Band 1 2 3 Pep Club 3 Spectator 3 Iester 3 Ltbrarran s Club 4 Chess Club 1 CHARLOTTE GALLATI Ambrtron To get strarght A s rn college Bloom 1 2 G A A 3 Spamsh Club 3 Vlce Presldent 3 Pres1dent4 Jester 4 Spectator 3 Pep Club 3 BARBARA RIDGE Ambrtion To be the interror decoration edxtor of a household magazme F H A 4 TOM KEEVIN Ambition To be the ftrst pohceman to arrest anyone on the moon 'I7 A g 5. N A . . :-, :,'.' 'i ,l D. . .: I IEAN YVIDDENHRFT . - .. . :. . I I ' I JA Z . . Q '4 f'7'fZ LEWIS HELDT Ambition: To become an agriculture teacher. Football 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Track 1, 2, 3g F.F.A. 1,2, 3,43 Spanish Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 8, 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 4. CAROLYN KINGERY Ambition: To turn Crete-Monee gymnasium into a free roller skating rink. Glee Club 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Art Club 2 Jester 4 Spectator 1 RONALD BALDWIN Ambrtron To own 1 OOO acres of land and a new farm burldrng and have a wonderful wtfe and famrly A 2 3 4 Reporter 4 Football 1 2 ED BENSON Ambrtron To reure at 25 YVONNE WALTER Ambttron To become secretary to Lynda when she becomes the ftrst lady Presrdent Spectator 1 2 G A A 1 2 Pep Club 2 Glee Club 1 Spamsh Club 4 CAROL MIDDLETON Ambrtron To get an A rn college Chemrstry Glee Club 1 4 Pep Club2 3 F H A 4 Student Councrl 4 Nattonal Honor Socrety DAN BRUMMER Amb1t1on To see the day that Crete Monee gtves old age penslons to athletes Football 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 BILLIE ROBEY Ambttion To mvent a car that runs on water lnstead of gas GAA 1 G1eeC1ub1 FHA 234 Presxdent 4 Spectator 2 4 Jester 4 Pep Club 2 C Y C Board 4 18 A KENT FELIX Ambition: To grow five inches and play first string on a basketball team. Boy's Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 4g Pep Club 3, 4: Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3, 43 Jester 4. IUDY DALY Ambition: To be superintendent of nurses at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota Girl s Glee Club 1 2 lllll Team 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Iester 4 Spectator 2 3 4 Co Editor 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Point Secretary 2 President 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Secretary 2 President 4 National Honor Society 3 4 C Y Board 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Sis AUDREY MACHART BARRY BROWN Amb1tion To race my Rambler at the Indianapolis Speedway Austin High School 1 2, 3 CLIO GRIEBE Ambition To become a secretary Bloom 1 2 3 Ambmon To be a rocket technician at White Sands New Mexico M1xed Chorus 4 Track 4 LESLIE HAHN Ambition To be the silent partner of a million dollar farm complex BRUCE ANDERSEN Ambltion To see Crete w1n a ball game Footba111234 FFA 1234 Presi dent 4 ELAINE STEIBER Ambition To be a private secretary to a real handsome boss G1eeC1ub1 F H A 1 2 19 KAY HOUCHIN Ambrtron To return to Crete Monee and be as good a cheerleadmg sponsor as Mrss Bradford A Club1 Bandl GAA 1234 CY C Board2 3 4 PepClub2 3 4 Sec retary 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Spectator 1 2 3 Jester 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Cheerleadrng 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Vtce Presrdent 4 CRAIG BRADLEY Ambrtron To grow frve rnches and play frrst strmg on a basketball team Rrch Hrgh School 1 2 Basketball 3 C Y C Board 4 Presrdent 4 IANICE BIEKOFSKY Ambrtron To be Irm s prrvate secretary when he becomes a success Dtrll Team 2 Glee Club 1 2 Jester 3 4 Spctator123GAA1234 ce Pres1dent4 Pep Club 2 3 4 C Y C Board MARGARET PHELPS Ambrtron To be secretary to a drsc Jockey Glee Club 2 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Spanrsh Club 2 3 4 BARBARA PAUL Ambrtron To rnvent an automobrle engrne whrch breaks wa er down rnto hydrogen and oxygen and uses them for fuel Band 1 2 3 4 Operator s Club 1 Latm Club 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Chess Club 1 WAYNE FELTY Ambrtron To be the coach of St Lours Hawk Basketball team JANICE SILCOX Amhitron To be able to fly a B 52 when I get out of the women s air force A SUE JACQUIN Ambition. To be Cra1g's shorty and have three tall, skinny boys G A A. 1,2,3, Secretary 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Mrxed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dr111 Team 2, Arts and Crafts 2, Spectator 2, 3,4, Co Editor 3 YI : : - - - . . . : I 1 I r 1 1 u v I ' : ' . : . . : . : . : ' . : l I ' . 0 P ' ' , p 3 . . . u 0 i I ' : . : . : C . . : - - . . . . . Vi ' ff V ' : . . : - - - A Ja. 4- I I 0 . . . 1 ' : ' R ' Q . . 5 A ' F.H. . 1,2,3. Presxdent 4, G1r1's Trio 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, DORIS JOHNSON Ambrtion To be a bellhop at a Y M C A Spectator 1 Twlrlers 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Arts and Crafts 2 G A A 1 2 Chess Club 2 3 SPURLEY WITHERS Ambition To marry a mllllonalre and to be able to buy a farm of dirty birds all for myself Chess Club 1 2 3 Secretary Treasurer 2 3 Band 2 3,4 IIM SAWYER Ambltron To become a normal Amerrcan busrnessman wrth a good Job and NORMA NEITZEL Ambrtron Ambrtron to get marrred and to go to Cahforma on a honeymoon A IOAN YEHLING Ambmon To get a B S rn Nursmg study space medtcme help colomze the Moon or Mars If I can t do that then to work near the launchrng area and watch other people head for the stars Lrbrarrans Club 4 DALE DROLET Ambrtron To teach Mr Bogue some Chemrstry Football Manager 1 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 LOIS CARNAGEY Ambition: To flnd out who is buried in the grave of the unknown soldier. Class Secretary Treasurer 1, Glee Club 1, 23 Spectator 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3,4 , . I D K 1 1 u ' I : 1 'J C A A wk' I I nice family. H F. H. . 1, 2, 3. A I ' 0 ' I : I I : NORMA FLESCH Ambrtron To be an arrlrne hostess Drrll Team 2 3 Glee Club 2 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Iester4 PepClub34 G AA 1 2 Spectator 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Arts and Crafts 1 IIM LEVY Ambttron To play in the 1962 All Star Foot ball Game at Soldiers Fteld to be head Football Coach of an un defeated team Spanrsh Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Spec tator 1 2 3 4 C Y C Board 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Operator s Club 3 Track 2 SHIRLEY ALLEN Ambrtron To go to McMurray and then get marrred Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Presrdent 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Spectator 1 3 Jester 4 Edrtor 4 Grrl s Trro 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dnll Team 2 Pep Club 2 3 Student Councrl 1 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 C Y C Board 1 2 PAT WILLIAMS Ambrtron To be a doctor of medrcal surgery F H A 1 2 3 Arts and Crafts 1 2 3 Latrn Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 DANNY PENN Ambition To find someone more concerted than D1ck Glasow Operator s Club 1 Spanish Club 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 Football 1 2 3,4 Track 1 4 ANNA HALPER Ambition To go around the world rn a mrssile G A A 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 4 Librarian Club 3 4 Ei- ki MARIORY BATTERMAN Ambition To be a private Secretary A 2 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 1 0 I 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 I 4 1 1 Y, 1 ' D 1 . 1 C 1 1 1 1 ' ' N . . if 1 1 1 1 I 0 I 1 1 We-, ,sl 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' A , ' , Kris 1 I I I . 1 1 I f I ' : I ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . l . , . 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DELORES WACASER Ambrtron To be an efficient secretary Bloom 1 2 5 BEVERLY NACKE Ambition To get married F H A 3 LYNDA YUNKERS Ambrtion To be an airlme hostess G A A 1 2 3 Pep Club2 3 Spanrsh Club 3 4 JIM KINSEL Ambxtron To be a success Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Spectator 2 C Y C Board 4 NEALE MILLER Ambmon To be as good a Spanlsh teacher as Mr Arreazola Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Co Capta1n4 Track2 3 4 C Y C Board 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chess Club 3 BARBARA NACKE Ambit1on To take a long vacation after Graduation Pep Club 2 3 4 G A A 1 2,3 Presrdent 3 Glee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Spectator 4 Gul s Trio 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 C Y C Board 2 3 4 2nd Vlce President 4 JOAN TAKSAS Ambit1on To pass bookkeeprng Arts and Crafts 2 YVONNE FLAMINI NANCY MILLER Ambition: To be married in June and work in an office at the Telephone Company. Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 2, 3, President 3g Art Club: Spectator 1. NANCY ROUSE Ambition: To be a wonderful wife for my Joe. Joliet Township 1, 23 Pep Club 3g Glee Club 4. Ambition To become a bio-chemist for Armour Laboratories Glee Club 1 G A A 1 2 3 Student Council 3 4 Publicity Chairman 4 Nation al Honor Society 4 Jester 2 3 4 Co Ed1tor 4 Pep Club 2 3 Arts and Crafts 2 3 Spectator 1 2 3 4 News Editor 4 BILL MASTERSON Amb1tion To be a reporter for a large news paper Football 1 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 ED RICHARDS Ambrtion To become an engineer Pep Club 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 4 NANCY ZONA Ambxtion To spend two weeks on the ITIOOII Spectator 1 Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 L1brar1an s Club 3 --J r un r inf' X F , iv- ' Q Y fa? Nahanni babq atana Dons Johnson Ron 8L Don Baldwln J1m Levy Kent Fehx Shlrley Allen Dan Brummer Becky Keavley Carol Mlller Norma Nertzel Calvene Zrrzow Judy Daly Dale Drolet Barbara Nacke PT db ll ul J J ,..J' OFF STAGE P' VM '2- RFQ Aren t we cute? The thmker On the Job' Hang h1m' How dare you' Oooh that R1Ck Freshles WHO999 After a mght' Out cold Naughty naughty K111 em' We won' So graceful' No comment What a mess Everybody laughed here' A study We F4345 9' QQ 5:2 ga J 18 PROPHECY With Tom Watson actmg as the M C the C M H S broadcasting system now pre sents This Is Your Life Yes, this IS your life, Class of l958l Before we begun this ex cltnng program, however, we will have a word from our sponsor, Nancy Rouse Cosmetics The model demonstrating a new shade of lipstick IS none other than gy Houchnn who is wearing a Carol n Kmgery Orlgmal Returning to the program, we fund Dr Hamilton seated on the stage As you know David has become the first Do It Yourself Bram Surgeon Not to be sllghted, Dan Brummer has Invented a miraculous defogger for London As we call the alumna to the stage, we see many distinguished guests Eddie Benson has been busily working on a sec ond novel He received the Pulitzer Prize for his first attempt which was a novel about has former classmate, my Brown who, by the way as now the head of a crime syndncate in Chicago The noted Ron Lau has returned from the depths of the African lungle es pecrally for this occasion He ns the first person to have captured the cannibal like mon ster, the dlnagator His colleague Jim Sawyer found it necessary to remain an the lungle We are certamly privileged to have with us tonight the mathematical genius of all times Dr Carl Anderson Here are two people who have certamly been makmg names for themselves Ed Richards and Danny Penn, the stnnkrest lawyers for the Royal Order of the Skunks We have a star In our midst tonight Miss Shlrley Allen, who rs currently playing the lead In The Llfe of Mr Mike, managed to find time to come While you are recovering from so much excitement, entertamment will be provided Look up at the cellmg, folks' There seems to be some difficulty! Oh pardon us, lt's Bert Mless er as unable to be here tonight, he s up at Saturn analyzing the composition of Saturnlc air Now back to the entertamment Strnklngly beautiful in their sparkling costumes, Dorls Johnson, Mar one Paul, and Shirley Wrthers are performing trucks with sticks of flre, they left their atons back at Crete Monee Hugh School We looked for a long time and finally found the :deal fat man Yes, of course, nt s Jim Klnsel Slnce a lake IS not near, Carol Muller will not be able to demonstrate her prowess as a water skier Having taken enough time out for entertainment, we wall return to mtervlew some more of our successful classmates We are certamly proud to have so many represented here an the business world Jim lily is the advisor to the executive secretary to the assistant third vice presudent of the fifth branch of the Dalco Metal Products Company Qulte a positron, eh? Here comes Donald Muerhlng, owner of half of Texas Yes, his cattle farm really prospered Ron and Don Baldwin, who own the Double B Ranch, which IS famous for prlze winning livestock, are also here Leslie Hahn funds himself busy running his chain of gas statsons Oh by the way, Ron Rlenoehl IS employed as his best car washer The So Kleen Cleaners are really prosperlng under Jamce lekofsky s direction I bet you never knew who It IS that leaves the milk on your door step at four in the morning Why lt's Wayne Ely Handy Dandy Fresh Grade A milk distributor Also Included un the long lust of successful classmates are Ron Buchmeler e wealthiest carpenter rn the world Craig Bradley, a dlsc lockey his secretary, Margaret Phelps, Clio Grlebe, an owner of a very profitable secretarial school, her head Instructor, Delores Wacaser Ball Masterson, a dealer of a used car lot fThey re all 39 Ford Zephyrs Contmued on Page 91 27 a a . .I . . . O ' ,. - H Q o . H Q u s ' ' - I I I C U I o 4 H s e u . H 1-1-1 . . -Q. . . I - ' u - -I ' u ' . I A I . . . . 0 . I I . . . . I --. . . . : ' ll ' ' YI ll ,, . . . . . . . . . U . . I . iust Roger Gord practicing his unearthly acrobatic stunts. Speaking of unearthly things, . . . - . , . . . il ' u rf . Olllll . . . I ' . . . Il ll ' ' Bo I o o . u o Q - ' ' ' ll ll ' ' I I . O I O , P U i I -if I ll ll H H I Bruce Anderson Ronald Baldwan Craag Bradley Ronald Buchmeaer Norma Flesch Kent Felax Sue Germeraad Davad Hcamalton Kay Houchan Doras Johnson Jam Kansel Jam Levy Bert Meassler Neale Maller Beverly Nacke Eddae Paul Margaret Phelps Barbara Radge Janace Salcox Lynda Yunkers Calvene Zarzow Nancy Zona Yvonne Flamana Roma Jensen Barbara Nacke Marlorae Paul Carl Anderson Ed Benson Donald Baldwan Janace Baekofsky Barry Brown Loas Carnagey Judy Daly Wayne Felty Charlotte Gallata Anna Halper SENIOR CLASS WILL I wall a Hershey Bar to Mass Croassant I wall my football unaform to Bob Games I wall my pataence to Mr Bogue If he thought I caused trouble waat tall he gets my brother I wall my luck an graduatang to Bally Brockmaller I leave my locker to anyone who has enough antestanal fortatude to faght wath the combanataon every morning I leave my gym shorts to Guy Scharf who has trouble keepang has own up I wall John Thomas to next Year s play cast I wall my gym shoes to Keath Tobeck I wall all the gum Mass Croassant has made me spat out to Sheala Knaght I leave my ambataon to any garl an the Capers wath enough antestanal fortatude to fulfall at I leave the perfect record an Football and Basketball to next year s team I wall my gym bag to anyone who has enough pans to hold at together I wall Joe Schmadt an A an Mr Bogue s Chemastry Class I wall all my good luck an football to Dave Maller, and all my meanness on the basketball court to Ronnae Noel I wall my bookkeepang book to anyone who can understand at I leave to the Junaor class the one half semester of Ameracan Govern ment to look forward to I wall my black haar to Thyra Anderson To Judy Knaak I leave my A s an Ameracan Government and the posataon of narrator of the F H A Fashaon Show I hope you won t chacken out thas tame Judy I leave my heaght to my cousan, Bever y I wall my classes books, teachers and the whole school to anyone who wants them I wall to Terry Seelye my great abalaty to play the claranet even af she does play Trombone She Il need at af she stays an the band I wall Edae Krebsbach my long haar I wall our goodglove game and advanced algebra to my brother I hope he does better than I dad I leave all my freckles to my saster, LaVerne I leave all the fun Ive had an my senaor year to my Iattle saster I wall my farst hour to any underclassman who lakes to goof around and can 1' seem to get started doang anythang I wall a Packard to Ball Brockmaller and A Packard to Stanley Eackmara I wall to whoever wants them, a collectaon of I2 386 old lunch tackets 38 600 pencal stubs and an anestamable number of small wadded balls upon whach are the answers to 7 I 2 semesters of Englash and Spanash test questaons I wall myfootball career to Lee Deutsch I wall my naturally curly haar to my saster I wall my phenomenal spellang abalaty to Judy Hub an the hope that she wall amprove at I wall my long haar to Jane Watson I wall my abalaty to answer questaons wrong an Mr Hammelberg s Socaology class to anyone who sats an the farst row, fourth seat I leave my smokang abalaty to Dorothy Jones I wall my abalaty to have everythang make me happy to Davy Maller I leave the messaest gym locker to Dottae Hase, who I m sure wall take better care of at Contanued on Page 93 28 1 ' . O 0 I I T - T I ' O I 1 O O ' I 1 l I O I I . l 1 1 I O .O I I I . , . . . I . Ronald Rienoehl - I will Crete-Monee High School to anyone who desires it. ' . I I . . I 4 I . 0 I I ,- ' ' - ' aa aa I 1 l I O T O I 1 . C O O . , . P I O I I I C . f 1 I O O I . I I I 0 1 O C I O . U DERSTUDIES Dlrected by Mrs Brown Mr DeGroot, Mr Seelye Mr Ross and Mr Bogue the Juniors began the year with one hundred and twenty one members The star play Harmon as secretary treasurer Janet Chlsholm, John Dooley, Nancy Hudson, Dave Muller, Joyce Nacke, and Carol Plepenbrmk were selected as Student Councrl rep resentatlves The Oscar was gnven to Pat Burnham as Homecomnng Queen As a flttmg clrmax to our actuvntres, we sponsored the Junuor Sensor Prom, Pacific Paradise Now we are lmpatlently awaiting our Senlor year 29 l . I I I I I I I O I ers include Delmar Gordy as presidentp Darryl Clausing as vice-presidentp and Dick Janette Arnold Chuck Batterman Barbara Buchmeler Darryl Clausmg Darlene Crews Bull Drersen Thomas Duffy Elmer Halfeldt 'U Dorothy Hose Albert Hom LaVerne Jensen Earl Langebarfels Dave Maller Davrd McBride Bull Paul Sylvia Sass 30 'Www 5 XM! Q . D is ,,, S '4-' 4- K' 'S-I k ' - 1 A . X M? iv. D Al 41' dk AP! if Q Ks s-A vii 41? LA N-1 C' .Ig Tar V4 ...nf .4l 'k T7 'V 4, Q Jane Watson S Davnd Wledenheff 'WJ S 5' 31 Leonard Gruca Mary Hawkins Nancy Hudson Arlene Loclewagon Carol Mclnfosh Jam Murrhead Larry Offnll Mary Roush Vlrglnla Stone Connle Bachmann Karol Baugh Chuck Bowman Pai' Briggs Barbara Coleman Adene Dlxon Carol Feffe Rlcharcl Glasow F-S 1. x ks X If 'V Q-,tif Q C' ' J' . M V lmx B A . . g vb N . cv ' 1 f fngd i i f ' A qv A C X, fam Q L C ,, - M 'Y - 1.9 , Q , x -QA l 'll l ., ll l X ff' N---. . ' V rv' Lg - . Q. 4. 1 'L B ,- ' X . ll 'jf -W4 . . . Q Q ,L X . ' . fax , ' Q gs? r ' is 0 s Beverly Armond John Benson Davld Blrevernlcht Ronald Bremer Larry Buckholz Alan Canfueld Janet Chisholm Lee Deutsche Shirley Doyal Stanley Elckmann Bob Games Frances Gray Beverly Hartman Diane Homerer fwfr 3' Sandy .lakel Betty Krueger Carlye Triebolcl Bob Weddel 32 11 -dz' C? 31- 4-v .I A. 5 YI' T lv Q-v N. Q -'54 5' iivx ,Q Qr W' Q4 'Q7 'C' as Craig Van Dyke ig, Duck Harmon Af! 33 Uk, Q.--V Judy Hlxon Gull Gyoss Karen Mafthnas Sharon Mellender Rach Nllles Alyce Polasky Rosalie Sancllfer Chuck Schranz Barbara Sfelfer Bill Baker Terry Beaucloin Gerry Biesferfelcl Daniel Byforcl Terry Daubenspeck John Dooley Jimmy Eckman Gayle Freslwley A ' QA. X4 ,, fs 6' Q , ' 'N N a,.p ' Q C3 f ' ' 7' YQ-qf'g, ' K - v L TV x , Q f K V l fly -AA' q 4 5 fs. l ' 1? ., 6' - - l fi! 1-,o lf, X 4,1 l -Q I N 'bw X ' f alra . l A l - l 5' ' 1 1 ix,-N. R... NYY. A X- 1 R, .1-. -.. 'D Q 0' C 0 u 9? ,l 1' Mary Lee Baird Carolyn Bakker Marilyn Blekofslcy Sharon Boyle Beverly Brockman Pat Burnham Cynfhla Conant Mrlce Knaak 'CI7 -:aff XX.-v' Eugene Neulrp Gall Martin Sara Orwrg Carol Plepenbrlnk Francls Ruflwkowskl Jerry Schlunfz 'Z'- 'Wu' We X 'W-uf ,, -N Joe Ulrelch xl' Q7 RL 2 'SIG' I 'vi' Jerome Victory 'T' SN Ron Wlwrfman Paf Zerns 34 Aim F' 4 . 9 - :T . . . G XI Lv WV. ,., .. I fy fl f r cw 4 4- V B . , 1 My D' Lv o Q 'V W , 1 g , 2 ,- ' . 5 9f il 1 ll f 'rx If fx. '. lwfn - - 4 avg- . . . A' sw I Ks , A., N ' A , 1 N- S. 7 RSX 1 xf ' ' ,. f . rw, in , 'x 4 . All l . 1 fn vig J -A , 7, 0 X ,N -4,3 .J N, Q 'QN- 949 I QC? C-5 LL 3 ,4- Us 1 LA S' Q' A H Bull Shme Karen Selfer Ronald Hermg Linda Innes 35 Q, flvl 'T fx' John Ulrelch Judy Fmzer Claire Braun Judy Olfman Dennis Scheck Len Echterllng Kathleen Dohrman Delmar Gorcly Velma Hameusfer Jerry McKelvey Frank Rublnafe Judy Knclak Ruth Mallns AI 'Q J. h , X ' L. 53 ,. H 5 '2'. 1 'ffl' V . Luv Q 41 X J ' K - 'QQ ' X xl X , A . fn Wk fs- f fl 'f-'tg J' in Y 3,8 Q fi' nb x 7 G, b 4: ' Y? A Joyce Nacke '.-4 f R SM B - . il, K Neg' ' so XJ' ' fx J J 'W-N W ' fa 1 8 .X L . k 'K XCR Ss ' AAR . . ' ' 1 ' m- X ' 1 X 1 ,i L -AL. Sf if J TARNISHED ANGEL SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 3 5 3 l Carol Reichert, Jane Daily The Sophomores chose as their Student Council representatives Linda Roberts, Eric Stamberg, Dave Ficke, and Jim McGuire. They were directed by Miss Dolores Hunkel, Mrs. Dorothy Lauck, Mrs. Isabella Seelye, Mr. Kenneth Walter, Mr. Joseph Saviano, and Mr. Willard Helme. Judy Martin was the Sophomore attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Their Home- coming Float, A Goose Egg for Momence, won third prize. On March 14, they sponsored The Lep- rechaun Leap, a tournabout dance. During the year, the Sophomores acquired some new talent. These new students were: Don Carmody, Karen Farris, Carl Bledsoe, John Kyle, Penny Sisk, Lillie Russell, Claire Poirier, William Powell, Thelma Barth, and Vilas Peters. Some of their talenthas moved on to a new location. These are Jerry Cook, Cathy Bennett, Lana Kieper, Barbara Vaughn, Bud Sheldon, Darlene Har- mon, Carl Praslci, and Charles Gawenis. Z s '17 Lxx 'Ff- al In 2 'UI 'Z '? wg--I 'Z' 'QW Sv, bn. f 6 :J 'V 41' 15 wp-1' ALL 1' E' I 'K iii uv' Judy Anderson Ronnie Baker James Batterman Karleen Braden Janet Cloke Jack Dewey Nancy Walton Paul Gilbert Carolyn Grlfflth David Hartgraves Gall Wyeth Janet Kung aoph Bob Kraemer Douglas Lauer Judy Martin Carol Muller Judy Muelwrnng Lee Oler Vulas Peters Ruth Rutkowskn Ronald Schmidt Rschard Stawlckl Ruth Stelber Karen Tobeck Mary Voland James Wacaser Donna Wacoser Larry Weselok , Q - .Q , L . 6 ,V Q , RD L. x -we w , ' Lg J - Q LL 'W-xy K . Q K f A 1-17 yy - -, J- N yn . . . E an IJ! K' q . . . S , f. 1 l +590 W 1 x. 'H ' QQ Ar lg., fa, ,4- . V q . , X' s . x k A W 'g fmt 4i':'i.x K X ul A L . ' IQ, J yn ' an it LM' . MY 0 .', 5 1 if dr: . A1 . wi' i A rf' ' ' 44 0.4 X X X J A J J . l ' W Q- of . . . ,A V , .V , alkyl Q .Q -W at s WX. X , A A J: X x 'O 7- Y ' . I M U, f E fl , ' li KRW W f fi 0 Q ' Q' dgif -t Wesley Zrebell Thyra Anderson Patrucla Baptles Barbara Becker Carol Buchan Cathy Coleman Ronnie Eckhoff Sharon Fehland Aubrey Gray Sharon Hartman Pat Hynes Jerry Kmgery 07124 Angelrka Krebsbaclc Karen McCormack Bob Moerdyke Maralyn Neven Judy Plepenbrrnk Clarre Polrler Carol Reichert Lee Rolla Pat Sass Joe Schmitz Lrnda Sums Robert Stelter Jack Urban Delmar Vollrath Bob Watson Shrrley Zlems gf 36 Sa.-ri QAL Not Pictured ,.,...4 Ag Awh Va V7 vi' J VX X ' ?9 f-. Ag lk 1?-'C an-Q, -or .f--- iff L A 1 .asf Q7 K' WF 1 Qin L 5. gmc 'X- Bob Anderson Bruce Barrington Thelma Barth Kathleen Bennet Mildred Buchmerer Don Carmody Nick Tlerr David Frcke Jack Hackett Sandra Hayhurst Pat Johnston Charles Krnsey aoph Ruta Kregel Vrctorra Leslre Fred Mosquera Ronald Noel Marva Prepenbrrnk Leon Rregel Al Sassano Richard Schultz Penny Srsk Errc Stamberg Ted Sodergren Rlchard Urban Peter Waesch Veronrca Zlrzow Kay Angevlne Carl Bledsoe 05' Qc 474 7:0 . B A-fy KA 'Q ' Q Q RA 'K A !, .- . . . M -,J .. Q gg :Lb ,K t A Q1 X NX . A B7 .. 1,2 R I n R 4 9 R half QL 4 R . , AX .,,. ,L J A X t ef fe , - er Q ' 3' 1... N x X I 0 Xl. nr 4 T 113,65 I . Monte Buchmeier Darlene Eckoff lla Gallagher Anita Haffner Wulford Hlrlston Demce Josten Sheila Knight Barry Krnzan Carol Llclna Jlm McGuare Dorothy Most Sandy Odle 07120. Bnll Powell Linda Roberts Guy Scharf Betty Sharp Lewns Stahl Tom Thompson Mackey Usrey Alan Wolf Cathy ZumMalleu Bl II Armour Joe Bass le Duane Behrens Ben Boyle Hubne Buchanan Ruth Bucholz ct., ft.. '-9 Q1 YW AA 26 if Q7 if nik P C? . A , A if 0 . 1 h 0 k X . A' N ' .Lvgi . Das ff. 1 '51 it .L A ' ' K h Q- rf- Q. Vg' K '- D it-Q r D- . 4 ,- Q-. X' D N. , xy 'f N' ' ,L - ' Q , - on A ,.. 3, vs - xx . i . '- t - t p.- 3 . 1! Q 1 t 1 D D . .. Q 'f - r ,pl Q- Q .S A -- ' . . Dk - if X ' . M , 1 nv K 'Q is 1 Rich Wqide y XE A 1 1 3 . 1 V' I KW, .. , rm ' S rg? as X N K 4 N , M V .lg ' - so --+ s -2- 'L . l 7 .. , L. D 'Ph . 6' X ug .rbb D 'Q A, .- ' A A s'! I ' .b D t K A '-iz wi at EX W t Q 1' ' ss V., hz! 5, 'WC rf? ...il fi vf T7 i M Z QL W' W7 4. JM, . W L1 Kathy Mellender Karen Elckman John Ephgrave Tom Eustace Karen Farris .3 5: Steve Felrx Jvn QM 'ke Karen Freshley Wally Gleason Shirley Hamelster Darllne Harmon Sandra Haseman Bert Krygsheld aoph Beverly Marsh Beverly Mart: Marlene Matthras Joyce Stone Tonl Sutton Laurie Alexander Terry Ashbaugh Grace Bates Robert Carroll Jane Darly Carol Engbloom Warren Gasksll Marlene Halfelclt Judith Hub Steve Kochel 4 '- 'h pl! em my , , l 1 ' . A ' QQ .Y , 3 - X Q, 5- l Q Q 1-s 1 B., . M K V A. x l- 4- , ' 'W' x ' . g ..,, ,,,s L Q 1 NSY K I 1-14- W x f XJ' 'C l I , l oh A A'-' -l ' . - ' 1 ' 'xx -P: .U ' A ' 7 J M 0 QQ? -Z Y I 'Q J K L 'J I gs. 4. on 1 A ' . N . Wi, . 591' X -' I mf' Carol Mc Kay el J S K X 1' J., 4 -vu Aw 'Ni gt K W . ,Qlwx -J., K Q! x Q -V ,au . , XX f v 'Q M- . ' L- i- 6- A .L S Y. J ' . ' ' K ...I 'J A 'S , 2 1 A I A i .fr , y G' 2 -. Q M, ,fn ' f - -Q-J.. r Q.. -- r mr rr- . 4' l ,J 07164 Ronald Kuhlman If 5 John Kyle ' I -Q N Q W . Y -:., f .Q Richard Lodewagen XX 'Q RN Q IN MEMORY OF Ray WI l I lQmS Wayne Most The Sophomore Class was very sorry Dennrs Oldenburg to lose therr fellow classmate Ray Lols Rofl-, Wlllrams but he will never befor gotten Not Barry Slmon PI cwred Gary Mark 43 KJ Carl Schmidt I S It is-P OFF STAGE Trme out' Semor Sophomore slumber art o 1sn I II7 Those Sophomores agarn' ' The purple people eater' ' Why so serrousq Everybody smlle' They re worklng hard What s bemg sa1d'P Such orderly cl1sses All done P All those knees Laurre never looked so good' Aren t they cute? You frgure ll out we eouldn t ,Y-vbwvw STARLETS Larry Nllles Douglas Ulrelch Denms Flamlnl About l50 of the greenest freshman amateurs assembled at the first rehearsal of the year They elected Douglas Ulrerch as presrdent Denms Flamml as vlce president and Larry Nrlles as secretary treasurer Allan Dooley Karen Fogle Sue Martm Trudy Schultz and Gale Storms were elected Student Council representatrves A rrsmg star rn therr mrdst was Peggy Brock therr Home coming queen attendant Celebratmg therr success as proteges the freshmen held their dance Magrc Moments rn Aprrl These amateurs graduated to but players with the help of Mrs Gast Mrs Wraght Mr Bottrell Mr Skrobackl and Mr Petty who acted as Homeroom Sponsors 45 . . . .. I I . . . . . .. . . . I I - o . I I I I . . . .. . . . . I ' I ' n ' n' ' . . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . 16 If 'li' Y' ng' if Y' C .7 X fag! P.-an HU! L 7 avvi 1 'V QM X vu. Larry Artman Wnlbert Berg Paul Bradley Wllllam Chrlsfue Richard Deabel LaVerne Dyon Karen Fogle Wllllam Goffschalk Danny Grnenke Dorothy Johnson Jam Kascher Dave Knaak Richard Lamberfa Teresa Mosquera Lucnlle Nertzel Nell Ohlendorf Bob Ohlendorf Domemck Raymond Donald Rlegel Wnlllam Schmldt Gall Schullo Marsha Sfrlckler Gall Tollerud Diana Wollenberg Marilyn Barfels Weslue Brllmghenmer Karen Brooks Randy Durlam John Flnzcr Carole Gayesku Carole Harmon Myrna Homeaer Dale Kannberg Edrtha Krebsbach Duck Marrs Floyd Mulford Marvin Nielson Bob Panrcr Trudy Schultz Russell Sperry Lynne Stelter Dolores Sztuba Richard Vall Janet Wendel Frank Zeledon Judy Becker Charles Blmba Bob Carnagey Phrl Craln Caryl Dykstra Dennls Flamlnr Ron Frederrcks Ruth Hase Judy Hothan Sandra Jean Karen Karn YL 4 sei -C7 'CI7 41' 6 if AA 'C '-7 i 'SJ B11 JL Jiis 5 af A gf Not Pl ctured 95 T' Q . lil- 'Q' XW ,,, 'PI X24 if Sally Krlzan Tom Luecke Sue Martin Pat Nadler Larry Nulles Rusty Penn Dlxle Rouse Karen Saunders Terry Seelye John Stamberg Merry Stewart Donna Throw Carol Van Bergen Dennis Wenfzel Lee Yunkers Jack Znmmanck Bob Ballarunu Rich Berner Richard Brlschke Charlotte Conant Allan Dooley Frieda Funk Lloyd Frazier Charles Glasow Donna Gray Nancy Hlemvlclc Jlm Johnson Walter Kraemer Frank Lambertrne Kathy Malek Richard Muller Vlrglnna Mouton Charles Newman Make Onyon Thomas Reeves Ellen Rubmate Jlll Snwlckl Richard Stem Carol Toms Dennus Volghts Ruth Barto Peggy Brock Sharon Duffy John Funk John Fuglesang Eddie Grant Beverly Gunter Sandra Hoffman Dorothy Jones Dolores Drabbe Nancy Krach Herbert Lampley Tony Lauereman Bruce Stanley Pat Muehring Judy Newton 4 ' AXA AJ ,N 9' V27 1-vc' U, fq., F52 sm..- L J S sp-X. W. :- Q. ' i gs- , fi 50' H ay '9 11 45.4 'Nvf .wr if mxwhk 1' ,,-J 12,6 '01 funn Q .J LPN rr 'v Na-7 3 'Z' ' . S... K 5 fs U: X34 Kenneth Paul Leo Sandahl Carolyn Van Suckle Ken Schlemmer Joan Slwsckn Darryl Sfelfer Janice Suffon Sharon Ann Sweehn Douglas Ulrench Donna Wacaser Arleffe Walton Tom Yuskus Ken Becker Judy Blalr Danny Brown Janet Carr John Dahn Brian Esfes Raymond Flesher Bonnne Greenlund Jerry Hirsch Bob Innes Michael Kerulls Jam Krohn Ernie Larson Blllle Muller Beverly Nelfzel Dennis Noel fi Sharon Raffel 'N 'Le 13 Beverly Sllcox Gale Storms Keith Tobeck Joe Wllson Mary Slater km 1+-9' OFF STAGE The gang Freshman dance I-Iummm'? Guess He went that a way Talk about gxrls and gos Must be an mteresung subject Dlg thos thumbs Does our nose 1tch Jud Y Keep your fmgers out of the food He 11 learn T IMI' af 'L S M , FIRST ROW Tom Watson Bert Mressler Caro1M1l1er Kay Houchln Sue Germeraad SECOND ROW Barbara Paul Carol Burnett Judy Daly Carol Mlddleton Shirley Allen Barbara Nacke THIRD ROW Judy Oltman Judy H1xon Yvonne Flammr Janet Chrsolm Jane Watson Carolyn Bakker Joyce Nacke Sharon Boyle FOURTH ROW Crarg Bradley John Ulrerch Crarg Van Dyke Carol Prepenbrmk Carol Macintosh Darryl Clausrng John Dooley John Benson FIRST ROW Mr Seelye Dale Drolet Nancy Hadson Judy Daly Joyce Nacke Yvonne Flamrm Carol P1epenbr1nk BECOND ROW John Dooley Dave Mtller Errc Stamberg Alan Dooley Becky Reavely Carol Mrddleton Trudy Schulta THIRD ROW Karen Fogle Janet Chlsolm Ken Paul Jlm MCQUIIC Dave Frcke Gall Storm Sue Martm 52 2 . ' . '. I -- -I I .I I ' FIRST ROW J Oltman C Burnett I Warde S Allen Y Flam1n1 J Eckman I Blekofsky SECOND ROW B Robey S Germeraad K Houchln J Daly P Hynes C Prcpenbrrnk C Bakker N Hudson THIRD ROW N Flesch B Reavely C Kmgery S J Naoke L Offrl M Roush M Brekofsky C Conant P Purnham SIT TINC Mrs Wrlght Crarg Van Dyke Yvonne Flam1n1 Carol Burnett Laurle Alexander Sue Jacquln Carolyn Klngery SECOND ROW Gall Storm Judy Hub Shella Kmght Betty Sue Sharp Jane D11ly Barbara Naeke Carol Plepenbrlnk Carol Engbloom Lois Carnagey Judy Anderson Brlly Robey THIRD ROW Judy Martm Ray Flesher Barry Krlzan Chuck Krnsey, Larry Offrl, Dale Peters, Kerth Tobeck 53 f 4 I Akry E S T ' : . , . , . ' , . , . ' ', . , - ' ' Boyle, K. Felinr, J. Savyyer., B. Watson, Mr. Skro:baeki. FOLJRTH ROW: Ji Hlxon, J. Watson, 5 T ' I S P E C T A T .A ,Fil so ,- G Q i OFFICERS Presxdent Judy Daly Vice Presxdent Jamce B1ekofsky OFFICERS Pres1dent Neale Mlller V1ce Presldent Sue Germeraad Secretary Kay Houchln Treasurer Cralg Van Dyke FE? , I L FIRBT ROW J Muerhrng D Cruse C Conant C Gallau Mr Arreazola A Krebsbach C Kmgery E Stanberg L Oler SECOND ROW C Braun C Plepenbrrnk D ,losten L Alexander P Hynes S Orwlg E Rlchards B Duncan D Penn D Drolet B Masterson THIRD ROW ,I Flnzer C Clnsolm K Coleman C ZuMel1an K McCormack C Mlller L Roberts D Glasgow T Dauhenspeck F Rubrnate C Schranz FOURTH ROW E Becker C Burnett N Flesch L Yunkera B Reavely K Houclun 5 Germeraad C Mlllcr H Buchannan I Batterman IIRST ROW D FICRC A Haffner C Van Dyke J Sawyer SECOND ROW C LICIHH C Harmon M Stewwrt P Baptres K Saunders I Newton P Wrllrams C VanBergen C Dykstra b Rattel THIRD ROW B Sharp J Anderson I Marttn C Buchan K Angevrne J Cloke K fobeck J 5CllmlIZ D Scheck R Flesher W Gaskel Mr Strobackx FOURTH ROW M Voland I Darly T Seeley S Hayherst J Hothan J Wendel D Wolenberg J SlWlCkl B Boyle I Zeledon B Barrmgton J. Eckman, B. Shine. FIFTH ROW: D. Miller, R. Rienohl, N. Miller, I. Kinsel, L. Heldt, J. Levy. LEFT TO RIGHT John Ulrelch John Benson Eddre Becker Dave Miller B111 Armour Guy Scharf SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT Barry Brown Bob Hurllng Jack Dewey Mr Bogue Demar Gorcly Earl Langebartels John Stanberg STANDING Lewrs Stahl Bob Innes Danlel Byford Larry Nrlles Rrchard Whltman, Tom Duffy, John Frnk 56 Lewis Stahl, Jimmy Eckman. STANDING: Mr. Bogue. IIIS1 ROW R Bxldum C Bwttermwn B Anderson D Muehrmg D Bildmn SECOND ROW 1 X L Q s LL C ll Ilehlt R Urlmu IHIRD RO Cl e u,111eIt A 111 I Urn AWARDS 57 A. llwu, V. Brfmcr, R. Le., D. Dnlel, L. 7'llI rli g, L. , . . . W: D. Ricgcl, B. Krimn, B. Dierson, W, Most, W. Baker, D. Knnak, L. Dynu. FOURTH ROW: J. Krohn D. Gri lk , D. Wiel- I ', L. rim. , . nn. 1 Y- ' I Lb vi in kj FIRST ROW V Stone C Braun B Robey I Knaak C Grrfflth Dohrman A Drxon B Rrdge J Sutton THIRD ROW V LIFZOW SECOND ROW S Doyal K B Hartman V Hamexster M Halfeldt M Barrels D Krabbe T Mosqueri I-OURTH ROW C Re1chart S HIIIICISICI' Behrens FIF'IH ROW S Hartman C Mellender C Mckay I Stone R Bucholtg B Marty P Brock D Most R Rutkowskl B Marsh S Fehland K EICKTIIZIII M Mathlas D FIRST ROW S Boyle V Leslle I Wxedenheft N M1IIer A Halper J Yehhng K Dohrman S Hartman SECOND ROW B Braun B Hartman P Brock J Newton E Sutton I Becker B Brockman, P. Zern, K. Matthias. THIRD ROW: V. Hameister, S, Hameister, D. Eckoff, F. G .y, R. Malins, A. Dixon, L. Stahl. 58 BACK ROW Alun Dooley Tom Reeves Roger Gordy Dennrs Scheck John Roush Ken 'Schlemmer Jrm Bmrrermm Bruce Bmrrrnglon Paul Grlberl FRONT ROW Paul Hermann John Bensen Delmar L ordy Ronnre Llu John Dooley Lemrd Gruca J BACK ROW Lrre btamberg Joe Ulrernh Jrm Levy Dale Peters Kenny Schlemer JIITJ Kensrl MIDDLE ROW Ione W ude Kxy Houclnn Judy Hotham Blllle Robey Jamce Blekofsky FRONT ROW Jlne Drrly 'Sue Jrequrn Crarg Bmdley Judy D11y Bmrbara Nacke S9 'S' 1 X X f -l 'X - 4 . ... A 4 - 2 r ITT! K -M I IXIOW NNI x g1s1111 rx IIIYCFN 1r11 11111 1 UQ111 IIS Jlbll OW 1111r '11 11 1 xC I1 Ill 11 s 1 1 1111jI1L1111Q1 11 1 60 'Y TWIRLERS W BACK ROW: Karen McCor- mack, Kathleen Braden, Carolyn Griffith, Betty Sue Sharp, Janette Arnold, Veronica Zirzow. SECOND ROW: Linda Roberts, Eliza- beth Sutton, Marlene Mathias, Shiela Knight, Judy Martin, Judy Anderson. FRONT ROW: Marlene Halfeldt, Kathy ZuMa11en, Connie Bachman, Beverly Brockman, Mickey Usrey. ' I n . BACK ROW: Doris Johnson, Joyce Stone, Janet Cloke. A K FRONT ROW: Marjorie Paul, Li Shirley Withers. DRILL TEAM :m v BACK ROW: Gail Schullo, Karen Brooks, Pat Muehring. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Sass, Kathy Malek. FRONT ROW: Louise Barto, Carol Engbloom. TWIRLERS FIRST ROW: S. Allen, D. Josten, S. Zienis, S. Orwig, L. Jensen, C. Reichert. K. Iiikman, R. Kregal, S. JHCQUIH. I- Cloko, P. Burnham, N. Hudson, C.Bakker. SIZCOND ROW: C. Kingery, N. Zona, C. Piepcnhrink, D. Cruse, K. Toheck, J. Kingery, D. Ulreich, B. Barrington, B. Watson, G. Biestcrfield. THIRD ROW: J. Wcndel, J. Chisolm, D. llase, I.. Alexander, I.. Bartel, B. Nacke, M. Phelps, J. Fink, Joe Wilson, A. Dooley, J. Ulreich, Daryl Steltcr. FOURTH ROW: T. Thompson, L. Roth, J. Nacke, S. Fehland, S. Hayherst, J. Ilnlw, J. Hothan, L. Heldt, D. Hamilton, J. Schlnntz, D. McBride, D. Iilkei, R. Whitman. BOYS' CHORU FIRST ROW: C. Harmon, C. Licina, L. Jensen, G. Freshly, S. Ziems, K. Toheck, C. Piepenlwrink, L. Roth, I.. Barto, N-. Zona, C. Kingery, J. Clokc, D. Hztse. SECOND ROW: E. Rnhinatc, S. Krizan, J. Anderson, C. Buchan, C. Reichart, J. Nacke, I.. Alexander, B. Nacke, G. Bates, B. Artnond, R. Kregal, P. Burnham, D. lickoff, D. Most. THIRD ROW: D. Cruse, Allen, S. Jean, K. Eickman, S. Orwig, M. Usrey, J. Daily, J. Huh, J. Wcndel, D, Johnson, G. Biesterfieltl, K. Toheck, B. Becker, B. Rcavcly, S. Withers, P. Nadler. IYOURTH ROW: P. Williams, L. Billingltcimer, B. Sharp, A. Ilalper, N. Miller, J. Watson, J. Chisolni, S. lleliland, J. Stone, J. Ilothan, N. Ilndson, C. Bakker, s7Ww,,,,. B. Coleman, A. Ilaffner, Ilayherst, N. ,MIXED C1-IORU FIRST ROW: J. Kingery, J. Ulreich, B. Anderson, D. Ulreich, W. Kraemer. SISCOND ROW: G. Mark B. Christie, D. Blieverniuht, B. Barrington, J. Schmitz. THIRD ROW:,J. Fink, D. Stelter, J. Wilson, B. Watson, K. Baugh, A, Dooley. FOURTH ROW: T. Thompson, R. Whitman, L. Heldt, D. Hamilton, J. Schlnntz, D. McBride, D. Elkei. Zee 30- tzouse, M. Phelps, Mr. Wolf. 9 Ml 5 ergo to Ri ht: 9 Martin, QUEEN-Pct Burnham, Peggy Brock PAT BUR NHAM l0lY.N'G E U'Ri 1'-1' lf. we N f FN5 om CRW 'nv' My ,a-Jw N WM F 0.1: -Sl'1iln .524 5 5 I- -4 MARTY BOGAN COMBO 11 .111 F3 15' A 'g ,-5fNfL- din Jrfflfr E174 - .. 'Y Charlotte Gallati, Janice Biekofsky, Lois Carnagey, Kay Houchin, Sue Jacquin. PRO EE A sf 5 Lois Ccrnogey The Queen and her escort, Lois Carnagey and Junior Class Terry Daubenspeck. President Delmar Gordy. '3 cv-K 9 lf aa 69 if x ik 4 SENIOR PLAY H Entire Cast And Stage Hands 'THE QURIO LLS SHVHGE YE? Enhre Cast And Stage Hands SENIOR BANQUET J' N1 'J 'D 1. . L Y I S ' T Y L E -v4 , A , , F I Q A wi 1,128 flwandinq ob the Gacana ' i J Valedicrorian in L Jack Daly Awards Diploma L3 Q r Tom Watson Receives Faculty i Keyu l Principal in Action 1 my i , . r -J Senior Serenade The Speaker Unusual Before Co copfcnns Paul Herrmann Neal Muller Cui' VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Scheck, Lau, Herrmann, Richards, Eckman, Bowman. SECOND ROW: Baldwin, Penn, Masterson, Ander- son, Miller, Levy, Kinsel, Watson, Rienohl. THIRD ROW: Coach Cervak, Blivernicht, Herring, Nilks, Deutsche, Brumer, Paul, Schmidt, Coach Arreazola. FOURTH ROW: E.F. Graves, Schranz, Miller, Daubenspeck, Schluntz, Whitman, Shine, Elkie, Gaines,Bucl1ollz Ron LGU Jim Kinsel Ron Rienohl Senior Guard Senior Quarterback Senior Fullback Neal Miller Senior End Paul Herrmann Senior Guard Ed Richards Bruce Anderson Jim Levy Senior Tackle Senior Tackle Senior End Don Baldwin Bob Gaines Dave Miller Senior Tackle Junior Center Junior Quarterback Tom Watson Dennis Sclweck Senior Junior Quarferback Halfback Danny Penn Dave Blivernichf Jim Eckmqn Senior Halfback Junior Center Junigr Quqrferbqck Bill Shine Chuck Bowman Ron Herring Junior Halfback Junior Fullback Junior Fullback Lee Deutsche Junior Tackle Rich Nilles Augie Schmidt Junior End Junior Tackle Bill Masferson Senior Ful lback Jerry Schlunrz Junior End Ron Bramer Charles Sclmranz Bill Paul Junior Tackle Junior Tackle Junior Guard Mr. Arreazola Mr. Cervack Ron Whitman Dave Elkie Terry Daubenspeck Junior End Junior Guard Junior End WWW FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Fink, Wacaser, Stein, Reeves, Hirlston, Innes, Q I l F l ggse FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Schmidt, Innes, Stamberg, Peters, Bradley Bazil, Moerdyke, Bimba, Yuskus. SECOND ROW: Kasher, Zeledon, Roush. SECOND ROW: Fredericks, Stein, Mulford Peters, Lauer, Stamberg, Watson, Brischke, Schultz, Mc- Crain, Kascher, Krohn, Coach Folta. THIRD ROW: Fink Guire, Praskie, Boyle, Coach Bonney. THIRD ROW: Wesk, Larson, Reeves, Yuskus, Bimba, Penn, Artman. ,, Sodergren, Gaskell, Zehell, Waide, Krohn, Thompson, ff ' Ficke, Baker, Williams. f9'Mf VARSITY I fl Crete 0 Gibson City 34 Crete 6 Gilman 7 Crete 7 St. Pots 33 Crete 7 Momence 34 Crete I3 St. Anne I9 Crete 0 Dyer 25 Crete 6 Bradley 31 Crete I2 Merrillville 26 Crete O Centrol 33 79 ,nf EE VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Crete lost Rich Crete lost Beecher Crete lost Central Crete lost Lincolnway Crete lost St. Anne Crete lost Gilman Crete lost Wilmington Crete lost Momence Crete lost Bradley Crete lost St. Pats Crete lost Manteno Crete lost Grant Park Crete lost Central Crete lost St. Anne Crete lost Gilman Crete lost Peotone Crete lost Wilmington Crete lost Momence Crete lost Bradley Crete lost St. Pats Jim Levy Senior Forward Joyce Nacke if if i s 1 5 ' z Lois Carnagey Tom Watson Senior Center Ron Bremer Junior Center 413' D Dave Miller Junior Guard Jerry McKelvey Junior Guard Carol Miller Jim Klnsel Senior Guard Ron Rlenohl Senior Forward Kay Houchin Craig Van Dyke Junior Forward Neale Miller Senior Forward Sue Jacquin John Uireich Junior Guard Bud Becker Junior Forward 3 I Terry Daubenspeck Junior Forward O L f I D A Y T O U R Y ,, ,iw FROS.-SOPH. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Crete Lost Rich Crete Won Beecher Crete Won Central Crete Lost Lincolnway Crete Won St. Anne Crete Lost Gilman Crete Lost Wilmington Crete Won Momence Crete Lost Bradley Crete Lost St. Pats Crete Won Manteno Crete Won Grant Park Crete Lost Central Crete Won St. Anne Crete Lost Gilman Crete Won Peotone Crete Won Wilmington Crete Won Momence Crete Lost Bradley Crete Won St. Pats 1 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Crete Won Lincolnway Crete Lost Rich Crete Lost West Junior Crete Won Momence Crete Won St. Anne Crete Won Lincolnway Crete Lost Beecher Crete Lost Grant Park Crete Lost Rich Crete Won St. Anne Crete Lost Beecher Crete Lost Bradley Crete Won Momence BASEBALL TRACK n .',,' A.-. - . - 5. -J- 'M ,fn-1. ? ',u ',,' .. , A, n 'Q K 4-.fy-, Q- f :.'fw ,nr v ,i v- 'aww tvs- Q . W-45 l0 dmv 'dm . S 7 wal ' , IFN LM It f. 6 Awe Vs, ,,4r nv-'3' V ' Hg bf- fa 4 X Q Sr, K fi ' lk 'fx if 'wdkp ,Et N, , , ' Q 'fix S4 49 twill --.av-', fi ' Y 511' MM 3 'IFS-amz., x 5 MAINTENANCE KITCHEN STAFF Contlnued from Page 27 Barbara Rldge, mterror decorator editor of Household magazine, the singer of the year, Eddie Paul'-pot and pan merchant, Kent Felnx, Carol Burnett, owner of her own Aqua center In Acapulco, Mexico, Bullle Robey, the Inventor of a car whnch runs on water Instead of gas, Jean Wledenheft, the world s most famous mmd reader, and Roma Jen sen, an authority on classrcal music Folks you d never belneve ntl No you d never belueve ltl Here comes Mass America of 1962 Mass Lmda Yunkersl Here we fund Janice Sllcox and Audre Machart, who lust drove up an thelr racing cars designed by Lewis Helflt lone Wan e, Paul Hermann, and Nell Muller made use of their athletic ablluty for they now hold coaching posltlons at U C L A Yale and Harvard respectively Peanuts, Popcornl Here comes Norma Flesch and Yvonne Walters stlll peddling re freshments, left over from the Holnday, no doubt! Barbara Nacke as feeling very rested tonight, for she lust returned from a three year vacatuon spent rn the Carlbbean Nancy Zona, not quute so rested, has lust re turned from a flve year vlslt to the moon Oh, another traveler! Sue Germeraad, who has been around the world twlce, tells Us that whlle ln Mexico, she had a reunion wnth Dale Drolet, who IS trymg to brush up on his Spamsh She also saw Charlotte Galattl the President of the Spamsh Federation of Latln American Countries, Inc We hear that Anna Halper us kept very busy translating German at the U N Luke wlse, Karen Schwresow IS busy translatnng Russlan Judy gy and Becky Reavely are very happy wnth theur posrtnons In Outer Mongolia, they are superintendents of the Health and Welfare Department Working with them as the psychlatrust, Joan Yehlnng We are told that Nancy Muller, Lols Carnagey, Joan Taksas, Elame Stelber, Pat Wllllams, and Carol Middleton are the best officers the WACS have ever had Let's call Tom Keevln and Duane Koelllng, who are at present dnrectung traffic out In front of the theater We are sorry to say that Norma Nletzel can't be with us tonight, she IS still on her honeymoon Can you smaglne that'-7 Speaking of married' life, dld you see the pictures of Beverl Nacke s society wedding In the paper'7 Oh yes, here s Barbara Paul, she IS stall trying to conquer the man s world lt seems as If one of our guests IS mlsslng Well' Here she comes, late as usuall Yes, Indeed, lt's Sue Jacgurn Wlll you please hurry Sue And thas, classmates, concludes our program for tonnght We suncerelythank Beverly Baker, who made the magnlfucent billboards for the show, and Calvene Zrrzow and her flne orchestra for the music of the evening Thus Is Your Lnfe has been brought to you by the C M H S Broadcastlng System lt was through the efforts of Bruce Anderson, president of the C M H S System, and his secretary, Marge Batterman, that the ro gram was possible Immediately following the show everyone as mvlted to dune at Flamlm s Pizza Palace 91 Q O O I O U I Q 1.1.1- . 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