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Downers Grove North High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Downers Grove, IL)

 - Class of 1955

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★ Jutunth ★ t Joreuchd Dear joe: Well, nere it is. Spring of 55. and me 'll be graduating pretty soon. I lungs sure lume changed oner the past I our years since me mere greeti freshies. A lour room addition mas added to the school i:i ) I and plans are non being made lor another addition. A nem scoreboard and glass backboards mere placed in the gym. and me had a eery successful year in sports. Our nem library nuts completed and is one of the finest in the conference. It mon t be long nom until me mill be graduates We mill never forget the monderftd limes tee have bad and the knowledge that ate have acquired. C ood luck to the ( lass of 56. May they have as much success as me feel me have had. ★ Win ter Bccniixc of the many valuable contributions and services they Itare fiiren in llte past four years, tee. llte class of 9)5, reganl as a privilege litis opportunity to dedicate our yearbook lo i lr. Wayne Guthrie and Mr. Herbert Adams. Counselor, advisor, and friend of freshmen and seniors, one can always find Mr. ( milt rie performing one of his numerous duties. I o the freshmen he is like a lather, firm, but understand irtfl. I o the seniors he is an advisor, helping them with problems which range from personal difficul lies to college and career placement. Sophomores and juniors are under the tralchful eye of the popular AIr. Adams, that eminent philosopher, teacher, and poet. Working out such problems as tardiness and low grades are only a few of his services. I his counselor, who is a friend to all. has been a former basketball coach and hall Festival chairman, along with all his other activities. We would, therefore, like to express our sin cere appreciation for the invaluable service and kindness which they have shown us these past four years. Mr. ( •iillnie — 1 inn l nl nmlersl.imlint! I l.i|i| v moments in '201 Mr. A.l.miv — eminent | I■ ■ I | I■ . r tear her, •■ml poet AuXumtt, M7 7ke c ScMbl cf o-tr{s (rtM JjlO xas Urnuo yt c IV . . °Z,tT ■ +.2£S2tt’' .. ... v ”“ ffraleful for ,L, „ V flre « e i ov y prit,il es . «• mi. |Ms v . n 1 •'iK •w' DlCKsnx |„ • ' M'N N,'v I,- • ’.Mrciixs iIt i 1 (,R 'co«v. |Ws s M. ....... o the administrative stall of I).( . I S., Nr. Johnson, Mrs. Andersen, ami Mr. (in thrie, we express oar lasting grati hide for their unceasing efforts to administer an edn rational program that prepares ns to he good citizens. I hrongh their actions they hare helped ns to practice principles of living which make it possible for ns to face the problems of life with confidence. I heir guidance and leadersbi ) have been an in spiralion to all. Clarence W. Johnson Principal 11 Mr. Adams Mrs ( i i vi i and Mil. I ). l •II Mins Bam s ''III ( I I VI I ND Miss I )|« KNI S I UN BoilllNI sri l T Mr ( 01 1 I AND ''IlNN I 1 I I I I ID Mr ( ' MN|I NN Mr 1 Ur Minn I ) ilVIVI N Miss ( iii nsm nn Mr ( hi ssi v Minn I R K ''IlSS ( I M K Mrs I).mii. MlSS I' RON K I 11 Kill KT I l)AMS W'or i IIislory — Hoys ( uinisrlni Illinois ''Iuli- or mill I ’uiivrsily Hl.il.. M . . I ’uiivrsily oi Mp.vini I) I Mildred I Bai.i:s 21 years Amrii.on llislorx. or hi llishnx. Sm ini S urinr Jr Ni lui.nf 11, ml I uiivrsily of ( )L‘lnlioiii,i li S mllureslcrn I niivr.Nilv .M March mm M Boiirnsteot II years I thrniv Assistant Wllilril'.llrr Irmllrrs ( .. .. |. I IlillTMly l f Wisrousiu. Richard ( aksti ns I years orhl I hslot x — I nisli Sn i i I oolhnll. Itu J , lL.ill C ii.il Kilos ( olh’ilf HA. Bi-ittv I.ee Chessman II years I n | is i. I nlin — ( uri' ( oiiiim-Ioi Business ''•Ion.of t of I lolli lift-. Knox ( olli-tif li Xi.il iuvsleru I ’uiivrsily M Nil. .diced I. ( i.ark 12 years Mill ll'lllllfll N Ihislintis ( olli-i). • li I 'uiivrsily o| Xnhrosl.o M . ''Ion ion I uiivrsily, . nrl iuvsleru I hiii'crsity. I Ieli-n ( . ( 'l. EVE I. AND I 5 years i nlin. S nuiisli J .iiii|ii i |.’ Inlf. Jvi or I Ailrisnr I niei-rsitx ol on.I- li S . ( I,inTilly of .irin. lirah.ti Coll,,,,-. Illinois Slnlf Xoriinit I ■niecisily. Will ,iam lv. ( li vi land 21 years Sh iliiinii.il Ihoiriiifi Inilnsliinl rls I h urlinrnl llr.nl I hi.'I lor o( Amlin .Mini Anls I nil'l-rsilx of Illinois li 's Illinois Stale tnintil. ( olormlo Sl.ih■ ( ollc(|i' .M S , I 'uiivrsily ol W'iMWisiii. W illiam I . C opei.and 1 year o ill Slum iii.-m..oi ( ..nsi-rrulury of Slush', li SI l .l . ..rlliirrstern I iiiii-rsilv. lioosi-ri-ll ( nlli-iir. ( mago Slusiml ( allege. Wilson Iunior ( allege I .. William C'orr I years («ruero Business. U n r IVudio1 v i i i. I li-uil of Business I ).- mrlini-nl Sliss.mri Stair I,■minis ( ollr.ir li S . University of Iowa M Kai.imi I-.. Cressey 25 years Shitlii-muti, s, Ailull l.ri-ninii Si In...I Illinois Vs eynri ( 'uiivrsily B.S.. ( olormlo Sliifp ( ollege of l.iluiiition SI A.. Xnrlnu’eslern I 'uiivrsily. I .ois ( . I )aiii. 8 years I milisll — (lirls ( 'ounsrlor. ( li.iiriiiiin of ( .imir.il Sl i |r Sill Ml ('uiivrsily of mili DuLolu HA. University o Sh-.xico. orllurr stern I 'uiivrsily M .A. I'red C I )aigii 25 years liioloiix — S.ieme Deftarlmenl lle.nl (on Iniiv of «i iseiire . ( 'uiivrsily of Illinois li N f 'uiivrsily of Mi. ii.| iu M.S . Illi nois ( ollrge. Ei.MA I )ic'KSON I J years Vrl -- . iI ( luh tlrisirr. rt A.lriu.r for lliiih l.ifi-. '■loir I ’uiivrsily ol hurii HA. SI A . Art Insfiltili- of ( lieiijio, Pennsvlvaniu Anulriny of li nr Ails, fou-ii Stale ( allege. Mary I )i In i.io I year Shorlluin.l I Offhr Prmliir. (General Business — Cheer Irmlrrs : . risor. orthrm Illinois Si ah' I cm ln-rs ( o Hr i|e B.S. Bariiara A. I )obben 2 years Sin-ecli uni! Dramatics — I hrector of Ploys. l)roinn ( luh Aavisur lioh I ones ('uiivrsily B.S. .Vorl uivsforu ('uiivrsily M.A. I I years ( uiivrsily of Illinois 12 M. m I .11.i n I'«ANk I year Chemistry. . hiclna. ) I ecus SiN iai Serrice .lifci.uir. Illinois 'stale . omial I iiiivr ilv 5 S CONSTANCE C OKINNA I RONK 21 years ri ’it’Ml History. Worhl I listol y, International Isolations. } ecus Atlcisor. Unicersily l ('hicago M.A . I’lt li . Illinois Slale j '« rm«i t'liiivfsily, f uliiiiihiii School of l: pression. Nf.li.ii-: Ann I’ rush 30 years I spina. Shortharul — ( oinineriiol ( lob Atlcisor. illitnn Penn ( allege li S , ( alumina I uircfsily, ( ( allege. Unicersily • f Imru. Snr them Illinois Stale leathers ( 'allot le Dolores Gkaijit . I year i • I i v 1 orthern Illinitis Slate leathern ( iillege IS. Marguerite Ginoler I year Speech Correction. I .astern Illinois Slate ( olletje li S L'riili’fsilv of foil’ll. 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Rawers I year I nglish. liiliniiiiifiil !hs llnill I ennis arlh ( ciilr.il ( allege II.A. Eugene Regal I year lilalagy laignelle I iiirersily. I iiirersily nf isionsin II A mu I M A Katiiarini P. Reutiier 2 ) years Anieiican History. ( n’iii|rii|iliv liiimti ( • «■«( • H.A. University nf Uhitxigo M. l. I I I ’ RAN h RlDDl.l SIlERGER I I years yici liiiiiii nl Drawing S mji — Driving. I rack 11rlhem Illinois Stale leathers ('allege { .« James Staiil 9 years Joys Physical T.tlttcalion — I rack. arsily Football. I.astern lllinnis Stale ( allege H.T.tl. Unicersily of Michigan. University of Illinois M.A. John C. Svoboda 5 years ( frehestra I firectar Xorlli tec stem I'niversitv HM.l.tl.. li : .. ) Paul University. Julian M. I ayi.o 13 years yiiilhenialii s — Director of Athletics. ( 'niversitv of Illinois li S . M S Joanne I iiomann 1 year I nglisli (iruinell ( allege. Stale University of Iowa H.A. iviAN ViFQUAIN 18 years ( lathing. Textiles Iowa Stale ( allege U S., arlhwestem I niversitv, I'nicer slly of ashingtan, ( Viiivrsity of iMi fii |iin. I Iarvey Way land I v iing, ( anunercial law I •anomies — Itookslon Western Illinois Stale teachers ( allege li I'll.. I 'niversitv M . ( U V I Wl 1.1.MAN I toys Physical Tilueatiaii — arsily liaskethall anil I ootliall linliana I 'iiirersily H S I if. Ieanne I Wilson I 2 years I nglish. Sfieeih — (. V Ailrimr. Ill in ms Slul, arinal I nfivf'ilv li S I 11 12 years Slanagcr. ( ahunhia year s liasehall. I .ORI NA S( IIORMAN Assistant I iluaiinn ( or ( oil ege li A , I iiirersily of W isionsin. M S 1 S 1 years vi 11 V ( allege ( larengi I. Shoemaker 26 years lianti Director Drake I nirrrsilv Ii. , (uf in Imptri M A hs Merlin r. Schultz. I year Physics. Physical Science. Wrestling — Assistant Trosli Stgih I O.,llnill ( 'imi 1 I airreiice ( allege li S . Xorth western M A Marii: I. Si.epicka 12 years (renerut Science University of ( hicugo US, l.oyola University M.P.tl. I i.EANOR I )oss 9 years '■'Vi IC lory to Dean of (1 ir v Downers (nave High Si haul Margaret Lake 3 years Secretary to Dean of liays Southeast Missouri State leathers ( allege. Iowa Stale I eachers ( allege I i ma I Pence 3 years Secretary to the Piim iiial ( aegg Secretarial Si haul Geraldini I . I 110MPSON 2years i'fu il 5i’i rclary to the Prim t ial. Knox Colli •fle. 16 Parent- Teacher rf cciatich Clinic Rring the home and school into a closer relationship is the main objective of our Parent I eacher Association. Many beneficial services hare hern rendered the school by this organization. I his year they again sponsored I uberculosis X Rays for the stu dents and held their largest annual Open I louse, enabling parents to meet the teachers informally. In their March meeting they ac ted as hosts Io the eighth grade parents, acquainting them with their children s future curriculum. I oothachey lleadache? Sore linger f No matter what aches and pains students might hare. Miss Myrna Reel:, the school nurse, or any one of her able student assistants are always ready to lend a hand in 201. the clinic. I laiulling student health cards and Ireatifig the common ailments ttf the faculty anrl students are the main duties of the clinics stall. An ac curalt’ record o f all those entering tlw clinic flaring each day is kept. I he stall is composed of girl volunteers who have been chosen from the junior aiul senior classes. P.T.A. BOARD Row I : Dr. Sciiowalter. Row 2: Mr. Ci.evei.ani . Mrs. Andersen. Mr. Pappas, Mrs. Wether- hold. Row 3: Mrs Tea. Mrs. Sommi k. Mrs. Pasakar- nis. Mrs Van Si i.ow. Row -I: Mrs Bi rtoi.in. Mr. Johnson. Mr Barn- hart. Mr. Black. CLINIC . Davies. K. Parrish. C. 11 aguerg. Miss Blok. R Plasil. M Warner. A. Konfrst. C. Riddlesbir- GER. CuJtetfiahJ Cafeteria Imagine dusting all the chairs in the autli loriam! I his is fust one of I he jolts of the janitorial staff. As enrollment in the school increased and an addition mas Iniill. mitre help mas employed to do the extra work. Sweeping and mashing the floors, dusting, washing windows, opening and fixing lockers. and performing numerous other jolts inside the school lea re this bn sy stall little free time. Outside the building they mom the lawns, trim hedges, clear the sidewalks in winter, and do many other jobs that belli to make our campus one of the best. I o Sir l.ererenz anil his staff me extend our sincere appreciation for keeping the school in lip top shape. As your eyes travel across the lunch counter, they meet the smiling faces of our cafeteria ladies who are always ready to oblige the hungry de- mands of the student body. I lie cafeteria also has had its share of inno- vations this year. I he increasing number of stu dents necessitated another lunch period making o total of fire lunch periods. 'or the first lime a turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served for I hanksgiving. Ihe stall hot lunch program has introduced two com plete plate lunches. I he student, therefore, has a choice of carbohydrates, and vitamins needed for a icell balanced meal. I he main purpose ol the plate lunch is to provide the student ivith needed nutrients fora reasonable price. CI STODIANS Mr. Roni rts. Mr. Mai.i.ary. Mr. Ack- man . Mr. Pappas. M-.n.liii:: Mr I .ever- €•11 . Mr. Powell. Mr I Rl ORlCKSON. SniIimI : Mr R I S K I . Mrs. Kroplk. Mr. ANIH R Pl.OF.C. CAFimSRIA Row I I Iaiins. R. Per- ol son. O. Lower. Row 1: M. I N€.l NI . W. Duncan. II Hawkins, V Davits Senior Ptaif he Beauty and the Beef. a three act comedy, was presented by the senior class on October 28 aiul 29 in the auditorium. I he senior play u as (ficen in the fall in order to relieve the crowded sprinp schedule of the seniors. I ryouts were held early in September and rehearsals be pan immediately under the direction of Miss Bar bara Dobben. I he play is the story of ('tinny Allen, a former star on a piiz propram, ivlut moved to a new town in her senior year of hipli school. She tried to conceal her brains for she fell that if the boys found out about her inlellipence. they mipht not dale her. I he play u as iveil received by the audience, hveryone bad fun. and the cast and crew cele braird their success with a parly ludd after the last performance. SIMOR n AY CAST BII I Bi RNic DeGuzman (-I.( R -I l I I Tom Brown PRO! I SSOR BARTON Davi Dietz FOG A RY W Ron Bai kol LESTER l I I N Bob Wedeli BI BBI I - I’m . Brady l I 1 1 I) Ion Swanson STEVI II MtRY Mcl II ■•III IV VALLA( I. WOODS (Sanders GINNY I I I Roboii Roberts LAURA ALLEN Sharon Walker FRANNY BARTON Joan Erickson i in wo 'i )S i i -v... I R SPIuNCER Marji 1 ipskir BI TTY (■■nil net 11 DO! Kay Keast MISS BIGBY Jam Krk.« MITZI .. I 0R01 II' RI M' BARBARA ....................Carol Koi’tnik 19 F.T.A. Row I: R. Seeuy. F. Moll, Kiir G. Andersen. R. Rob- CRTS, I'. GaKI.ICIIS. Row 2 (i, Goi i.an. S. Rokusi-.k. I’. Connor. S. King. D. Peciia- ( i k. S. Bkundacc, L. Johnson. I . Rose. Row 5 N. Bean. N. Duncan. M Coym . L. Mrkvicka. S. Daly. K. Keett. IV Sherman. STl DI NT COUNCIL Row I N Hummer. N. Davies. IV Adams. C. Koutnik. P. Connor. R. Good. M. Janick. K Casiiion. S. Rutherford. ('. Burkhart. J. I.upac. Row 2: Mrs. Anderson (Ad- visor). IV Chiapetta. B. Rovds. I.. Fleetwood. J. Dian. S. San- ders. P. Gardner. A. Aselin. V Vancii.. P. Rickie. S. Fran- cis. P. Tea. I.. Dodd. J. Hansen. T. Thompson, Mr. Guthrie (Advisor). Row 3: G. Taylor. IV Poe. I.. Kalata. K. .avis. I). I .arson. IV Wai ker. G. Schi.ac.ee. I‘. Shli.don. I. StewartsON. I. Miiser, R. Baukol, J. Vitek. I). Albright. I Beaa. D. Bin- son. Juture Teacher A cciatich Student Council ( moil leat hers lor the future is one of ihe aims t f ll te Inlare I fathers of America ( lul sponsored by AIrs. Antlersen. Iliis organization, led by Us officers (tene (larficlis, president; Sue lb undaqe. rice president: Robbie Roberts, secretary: and l.ouise folmson. historian. is open to upperclass men interested in leachinf as a career. This year leat hers frtnn many phases of the leachinfi field spoke Iti the members at sereral of the meetings which arc held every other I uesday eveninq. Afembers ohlainetl practical experience throuqh cudel lent hinq in tirtnle schools anti tutor inti students who needed help in their studies. Student Council meets weekly to discuss the actirities anti problems of the school. Amonq their many projects were the annual I reshman Rally anti the I urn About Dance. Ihe ( oiincil also acted as Iwsts at the R.I.A Open I louse anti (olleqc Xiqhl. lo reduce the number of students in Ihe halls when classes ore in session. Student ('oiincil introduced a new monitor system. Always ivtnkinq lor the improvement o I Ihe school, this years Student ('oiincil amended their constitution irith a provision for officers and rep resentalires to he elected in the sprinq of each pre ceedinq year. In this way the qoverninq body will he ready lor action at the heqinninq of the school year. 20 ( !lrillistr I IllllllSMSl: Jrejlgneh hi 93 . J86 freshmen enrolled in Doieners (nove I fifth School. I hey plunged enlhusiaslically into the school routine. Many joined Cj.A.A.. ) I eens, lli ). and the various languacte clubs. I lie annual ( arnival and the All School I lay received their efforts. very larfte number ivere seen and heard at football and basketball (tames. Boys participated in loolball. basketball, and mrestling. I reshmen also made a good shaming on the honor roll. Alter a year ol much hard ivork and enjoyment, the freshmen have moved into the ranks of sophomores. Row I ( Aiismit. R. i ms, I AcON.MII IV i.mvk;, I’ Andi i . I Avm HM N, I m it SON. I AnDRISI ( vi ltl s Row 2: I. IV llt IV IVvM R. Baker, S. Balky. . Bandes, I). Baktoxv. R. Bi mih it. I. Da VIS. I Bl ACII. Row 3: I I Vi ii . ( Bundi u, I) Bi.ndui . I IV in hi it. I) Buimo I IN. BlHUSII. I) Bll NIAK. ’. Biuoi it. R. Bisrnor. Row I: D Bl.AKI MORI . W. IV I IM RN. I Bol Nl WI T H R. K Bonnv I Bomciiiki. I). Both. IV Bovi . R Bovi.is. D BltlNKI R. Row R. Brinkman. Brii ton. R. Brocksciimiot. IV Brom. R, Brush., B Bri ndai.i A. Buciiiioi.x. X. Buri.ii:. B. Burns. Row 0: (' Burkiiaki. A. Bush. ,1. Cam.an. R Cam.arman. R. Capron. M. ( araci i.i.o. X. Carpimur, G. Carter. S. ClIANDUER Row 7: I). Chase. I . Cmni:. P. Coho. I. Com ins. P. C.oi. I.INS. B. Col.VIN I.. CoNNOl.I.Y. I. CoOPUR. R. CoRUU. Row 8 ''l Crabtree. M. Cubi I. Danajka. R. Daniei.. I. Da poony. D. Davirin. I.. Davis. P. Davis. G. Dei aney. Row 0: M Du Ki. G. Dili wot . I.. Dodd. I Dm rk. ( . Dom sciiki. I DoScotcii. R. Drai cert. T. I )l ms. W. Duerinck Row 10: I. I .AION. I. I’.DDV. I Fisi.uk. X 1.1 hi. B I 11 mu. IV Kl.MF.R, I. I.RK KSON. R I I I.UR. B. Fxnkr. Row II I). I ALII I,Ml I R. I). I I M «.ISON. S. I I ItNAI ■ . I I I R RI It I. C. F'lSIll R II. I ISIIMAN. I .. I ll curai i . G. I'oosu. S. Francis. Row 12 R I ran S I ravm.i v. R. I KEDUNiiACE. P. Freeman. I From uuius. I). Gardiner. IV Garner. M. Gaylord. I. Gi rrans. 'JreAkfMh IW I M. Girrans. J. Gibson. I. ( ll. I NI R. I . Gl. CASON. 1 . ( 'mu i . IV (ioiiiioiiit. N. Good- man. I. (iiMiDwis. . Gorecki. R«w 2: I.. Gkadoliui. ( . Grady. R ( iit AI I , I). GRAHAM. IV Gr. - I .. M Grlgonis. II. Grccorv. I Grimm. I Grubi;. Row V I. Gimaison. R Haase. W Hmin. N II«in S Hall. I Mai.i i it. K. Hammond. J. II arris. I I Iassi hi Row I G. lllARir. I. Ill ARY I. I Miami. R. Manning. D. Ill vrv R I ll MtV, ''I llr.RCF.T. (' Herman. . Hermann. Row ( I Ii Ror . A. I ll i ssM r. I I In horn. . Iln .Ki:. I'. Iloi r. R I lot I MAN. S I loi MANN. R. Mol I , ( ’. I 1« Hi I ON. Rom ii: II. I loi’sos, I. Howell. S I lr .HAiti. IV Hurley. I Ii 11 it. I . Ii i t r. I). Jaiinke, I Ianik I Ianis. Row 7 (' Ii nsi n. l Jettl. B loilNSON. S loilNSON lollNSON. I K vNDAL. I. KaUIM.R. I Kl Ol l.ll. I. Kl Ri’IINI R Row S: G. Kirk. I). King. N. Kii mini. R Klingik. IV Ko LOW SKI I KoIZOW. I. Ko.VDER, R. Koo.nz. I . Kokii. Row 0 I Korn. A. Krimlr. I. Ki Oil. R Kii iil. J. Ki ' I A. I I A NO. I ' I VRSI N. II I Alt si N. R I AWRI Ml. Rom 10 ’. I II. V. I I IIMANN. ( I MS. I I I PIC. ( • I .EVI It. I’ 1.1 MIS. W. I.Il li. M. I.ORLNZ. IV I.OSSIE. 21 Iv w I S. Lucif.k. I ’• Ludwig. .1. Mi Aiti mi k. K. Mclkim:. S. McCarthy. S. McCarty. J. Mi Doi i.ai i. (• Mi I i nov. (i M Mu. in Row2: I- Mai.m m ii. T Manak. S Manning. I . Marchiakdo, S. Marker. I) Marks. I.. Ma rousi k. R Martin. S Martin. Row J: I). Marvin. I). Mat- thews. R. Mattson, P. Maam . M. Meaciiam. IV Mi iiai it:v. I) Mt.iiirk'ii. '‘I Merchant. J. Meyer. Row I: R. MlCIIAI I . C. Mizener. R. Moravi k. R. Morgan, W. Morrissey. R. Mra .i k. S. Mar ten. R. Nasii. T. Nelson. Row 5: N. Newman. S. Nickel. A. Nichols. N. Nielsen. I Niels. M. NoRPLLE. V. OllEL. A. OCCNAS. I). OIIaVLR. Row Ii: B. Oldham, (’. Olmsted. I. Olson. R. Olsen. IV O’Shea. R. Pachtek. I . Paine. J. Panek. J. Para. Row 7: D. Paulsen. IV Paulsey. R. Paulsey. L. Pautsch. W. Peiffer. A. Piltz B. Person. R. Peters. D. Petroline. Row 8: J. Pfaff. P. Pierson. J. Pink. G. Piszczek. D. Polyak. J. Pozdol, R. Polyak. T. Prevend r. I.. Priesti.r. Row 9: J. Prime. G. Primm. S. Queckbocrner. S. Quick. .1. Quinn. IV Reidenbach. R. Reifschneider. IV Revert. D. Richards. Row 10: .1. Richardson. P. Richie. C. Richter. R. Robin son. J. Rogus. P. Rose. C, Ro- sinski. J. Ross. IV Rovos. Row II: M. Rudnick. J. Saso. M. Scanlon. V. Schilb. S. Sell LEIF. A. ScilLOEGEE. S. Schmeling, I.. Schmidt. E. ScilMOEKE. Row 12: IV ScilOI MIL KG. P. Sciiowai.ter. R. Schumacher. S. Seabloom. P. Sebastian. I. Seseman. I. Sexton. M. Sherman. I!. Sioi.ik. 25 e n rj p p r- p f p a i .. r ■ ■ jgS25 © p H VC i i fc, v PP P Row I V. Sima. P. Sinnick. P. S i p i o r a. J. Skokan. Ii. Smaeewood. G. Smith. I Smith. I Smoot. B. Solt- wiscii. Row 2 R. Sommi ns, D. Spa NT.- MR. P Sl'OI.INSKI. P. SpRECKER. I Si iii . I. Stansfielo. V. Sim . 15 Simmer, I.. Sten .i i.. Row 5 A. Stephens. I). Story. S Si rotas. R Swanson. S Sweitzer. R. Tambuhrina. I I El I.I SON. K. I IIAI.IN. 15. I IIOMAS, Row I I Iiio.MAS. S. Thomp- son I. Tomas M Tresteni ro. ( • I Kovoio. K Tvk. Y. I n e.roih . S Van Osoi:i.. B. Van Sl.YKE. Row V I Venari . I.. Viemin. .1. Vincent. M Vitek. S. VT veil. C. Voi.KERS. G V'oRAC, 15. W'aciiovvski. G. Wagner. Row ( M Waiker. I Wal- i aci . V Wai i ace. P. W and SHIM 11)1 k. H Warnecke, B. Watkins. G, Wi hi . I. West. N. Wheaton. Row 7 I WuvrocK. S. Wll.KE. M. WlNKI.I . I). WoEIIKEL. v Woi I. I) Wo, II . Iv. WoLZ. B. Wooi . S Wooo. Row S: W Wooi . I ZlMOAKS. W. Zmrzi.ik. 26 I wo S| .im«li scnoiilns n,«. 111 -11 .mil «olid I li«' «l.iv s liin.iv I lie G.A.A. i , (. Iii ken wire .uni n.ipkins I lie queen v .illen llinls Hmecctnhtg Oerrnan Clul l«ik«‘s liisl Row I R. ( iihhi (Mur.). R (i i sniNMM., I ('•mm. T I’m mu. I. Smaii . R Davidson. B. Mavis. (• I an .i. r. I. Siinkowski. Row J I McKi rnan. I I’avi.ik. I) Mai i i h. IV Barr. I . Donaiioi A. Tirrviiy. R (imz. II. Kravsi. IV Ki.uoir. Rom V D III NTINl), ( . Scill.AI.il. I. I .CM S. I. SlAl.I.ARD. R. l)ci AS, T. I’.M I SI N. II. I’l.l TCII. M. Tl NNI'.RY, IV PrOSEK, I Viti.k. Mr. W’ii.i man. Mr. Siaiii. Row I I Banks. R W’ai.ni r. (• Bivik. I I vnir. I S am on. I Ioiinson. I Brotiii rton. I Siiwarison. I. Km mm i ( '. llOWIRS, I. DrINKWATIR VarAitif Jcctball SliASON SCOUliS 1). Cl. 20 Naperville 0 1). G. 10 ( denlmrd 13 1). G. 21 Arlington 1 leiglils 0 1). 13 K iverside 1 3 i). ( ;. 0 1 linsdale 20 1). (;. 13 York 6 1). Cl. 13 Maine II 1). c.. 6 1 .a ( irange 0 ( )nr rarsily football Irani established a name for ilself by playing an excellent brand of football throughout the entire season. With a conference record of four victories, two defeats, and one tie. they ivere able to clinch third place in the West Suburban Conference. I lie team of ’ mas better than average, for its two losses mere to an undefeated I linsdale eleven anil to once beaten Maine. In its only non conference game, which is the annual opener tvilh iXapercille. I).(' . emerged victorious with « 20 0 score. ( )ur two co captains, lack Stallard and I om Johnson, along tvilh lack- I )rinkivater and lion ( 'leadening, mere selected by the coaches of the conference for positions on the All Conference team Johnson mas chosen for a position in the bach field, while Stallard and ('leadening earned their positions of center and tackle respectively. I'or his outstanding performance at end. Jack Drinkwaler was the only I rojan repeater to the team. 28 JAOH’.r J' ) 'I ' i‘ v ni.) ; ■) :), ji xkim ij ( | mmvi ivis; j wrissi| ii.h i ij || miivunniiiq | | .wcijj XOIN IIIIDHJI | ‘ Ml I)|| ) | IIVM | l MOM S' VXrt l J | | H IS'X | | ' SMS IM VAX I Is,- | SNSVJI | ‘tll -.VI(| | M Ul | 'SVtl l( | J| : J’ }| SIM I | | I’ISWMMS I Is; I I mill IHNJ | ' IS , VJI | || ‘S'OSN IIO| | 'JUIVJ| }| ISONf| }| JII:|V| (| | A u}| S.'l IWI.W .'I III II I l ttl. )( 1 ydMdff puf) jt)Q Row 1 1 ) ( .rani (Mgr. i. R R V 1 Nni III W. (Mgr.) 1 Bi.aa 1 II.MNV. 1 1 I SCO. 1 SlOYANOI C. 1). Il l INI K, IV Cara- Cl 1 1 o. 1.. I KI I R. 1 1 . INI R, ( • MlACKW III. 1) i isKori. S Sill.1 HIM R IV Miini man. ( . Kr.t.i. IR. D. hmsikhm.. 1) Mi 11 .1.. R. McC'abi . M Makniiart Mr Olson (( ihic li). Row 2: • 1 IN.) II (Mgr.). 1) SlIOl NIIACIII R. 1. ('icon i ii. M Conn v. 1 V Ami mini in . M ( niKICkl. 1 Srlnclk. 1 . 1 ROM 1 1 II S. R. 1 |||l, l I .ii. 1 Wi i.i.s, C. 1 )• SSMAN 1 ). MlSK III V. 1 I KHIN. 1. I’l II I 11 r. C. AlNIIN. C'iOOOM AN. M. YVll LIAMS. i (l K i ''Ilf ( RMINS (Co.hIi) Row ? 1) MlNSON. IV 1 AMfl INI. V l NUN. ( '• Rl INKI . 1. 1 ’ nc.roih 1 1 .i. 1) Vi ini . IV 1 .I'ACII. ( • I.ANIH.RAI, ,1 l.iRov. i S '«I li NNINI.S. ( I’l.AK. 1 . IHIIHIICK, 1 .. 1 ’autscii. Jrcjk- cpk Jecit} at I . tribute Io the I rosit-Sophs of )• would be incomplete without lull recognition of their coaches. AIr. DicL C'arstens and his assistant Sir. Russ ( )lson did a superb job of coaching the team to seven victories and only one defeat. An- other hey factor to a successful year was the ex- ceptionally spirited liiu• which paced the way for an extremely fast and poiverfid bach field. Included in their schedule was the non con- ference Xaperrille Sophs who fell at the hands of our l).(i. Ponies. After losing their second game f the season to ( den bard, the I'rosh Soph team de(eate l tlte remaining conference foes — $i.v straight victories, thus enabling them to capture tin- West Suburban Conference championship. The followers of the team were more than satisfied with the fine brand of ball which the underclassmen displayed. I hroughout the entire season they displayed a good hard running game which was always a pleasure to watch. I )i « (ismiiu Strategy I In toko olT pep Cluit Cheerleader W'ltellwr il teas a football fiame ora reel: end basketball (fame, oar I'rosh Soph and arsily Cheerleaders, under the direction of Aliss Mary I )i Tullio. kept the crowd roarinfi and cheering our teams on to victory. I his year the ( heerleaders worked very closely wi th the Pep ( lub at the weekly meetings when the ('heerleaders and Pep ('tub practiced together. Pep ('lub decorated the field for the fturlball fiames. and one of its big projects was the selling of plastic cushions during basketball sea son. Our Cheerleaders and Pep ( lub worked hard and they did a fine job of inspiring the crowd and promoting good sportsmanship throufihoul the year. PEP Cl.I II CHAIRMEN Row I I Mrkvicka. . Mac Ki n ii . I Mm i Row 2: ( |. ( IIRAKO. (’ . Gor I AV VARSITY CHEERUIADERS Row I: A. Prosi:k. C. Bouci;n. B. Br.RTOITI. Row 2: I). Worth. IV Mf.ykrs. J. McCollum. i rosu soph CHEERLEADERS Row I: I.. Rl llll Rl OKU. Row 2: C. Rllilil l shi Ri.l K. J Baii Row 5 P. Howells. D. ori in C. Novak. ‘ ■ CrcAA Cc unit if llu,It school cross country is a sport udiich appears attractive to the true athlete, for only those hoys who keep in constant training, can on ilure the strain of the approximate two mile grind. I he 91) cross country squad under the coaching of Mr. I), Ingles enjoyed a fairly sue cess fid season, even though it was handicapped hy lack of experience anil depth, Returning let termen ( apt. I . Luilwig anil II. I)e ( uizman acted as the nucleus of the team, who along with K. ordin. II I '.hninger. . Aleiser. I). Shultz, and I). I .arson figured in most of the sip tad's scoring. I his season the home meets were ludil on a new course. 1.8 miles in length, in the American l.egion grounds. I he course teas devised hy Coach Ingles to avoid the monotony anil poor conditions 0 f the old course. . loss to a powerful (ilenhard team opened the season, hut the I rojans came hack with a win over Arlington the following week. I raveling next to K.n., Downers won its most impressive victory o f the season. loss Io I linsdale. and the final victory of the year over ) ork followed. 1 he last two conference meets of the year resulted in losses to Blaine anil I .a ( range. I he Confer- ence Sleet at Slaine anil the District Sleet at La ( range a tveek later, closed the season. Row 1 B Row R Row i- i: Brisk . Wvman. V. Sour. I) Chase lllNRV. K N'oRDIN. II. I.IIMN4.IR. B. DeGuZMAN. T. I.I'I) VU., I). I .ARSON'. I WlLD (Mgr.). I.ACKAEE. I. Mil II K. R. I .ARSON I) Sl'IU'l I . I lllHMIS I MllSKK M I.W.IIS ( ('o.U'll (MS 1 GROVEI A ct+i ° 1 (jR°vE r r ° r- y 0 grove Oil? 1 RO E C GROVE I )h-.iiii girls I r 111111 ■_ lii| li'l Sli.i li-s ni IWis Dixie Lullaby Sliains from lln- ( )l l I nili’fAi livilics I lifli Kii lii-rs Carnival I loiiK'woik in tin- I1.1IU ( •■■• t'lilr.ilion in lli liliv.tr S« l liiiiiiiir - liislori.ni I’mtim; a theory cpkctncreA After a year of trials as freshmen, the sopho mores hare planned into their neat role with 1real confidence and ability. A (fiance at the honor roll proces tin’ sophomores scholastic ability. lint school worli has not been their only project, they Imre also participated in all of the club activities as tell as ( arniral and the All School Play. I he sophomores proved their athletic talent by winning the ('onference I'rosh Sc ph football ( hampionship. I he girls and boys both partici- pated in athletics with great rim and rigor. In the future they may face many trying ex- periences but with their many assets they are sure to more forward and continue their high record as juniors and seniors. A gnblxT tin- l.mcl a J M 'll. IIIN.| J| 'X 111)13 1.1 'aivii39Uij 'Q ‘g ‘Honvaiis'.i j| iiavd'.i ‘m ins r.| -; Nis r.| y cl MOH 'j .oir.j K n 11 iiMiirj (j ‘xxvKiorj 3 ‘sanvAuri j ‘n 39071 q AO«r.| ) XOAV'.J -g ‘XV K 1SV | ‘5 -NVMOAQ K || Avoy KVI(| | ‘XVWSS1Q ) ‘AMSAOX XI «I V ,X] I ' i 'MIXl H ‘XOSM.)l( I (| ‘XVIQ I a:.xva 1(1 ! 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I . Gardner, G. Gebnakdi. ''I Gibbs. I) Gim.oi.di. G. Girard. I). Grant J. Green. A. Green- man. Row J I. Grosrenaud. G. ( '•ri niiii r. M Guentiii r. S. Gurii.ir. 15 11acm r. .1. Maid. I Majnv. I Hampshire. I I Iardi r Row S Hathaway. I Hauser. (' lll lMIR R I ll URBACH. 15. I Ieussni r. V. Minton. Iv I lot Ml S. I I loPPI NSTEOT. I ' I low I I I S. Row I I Hi in. S Mveander. I) Ii i ini k. M Jennings. h ll NSI N. 15. loil.NSON. C. Ioiinson. I). Johnson, E. Ioiinson. Row ! : I . Johnson. I. Johnson. R, Johnson S Ioiinson. M. K.mi.. 1) Kaski. J Kay. T. Keen. C. Ki i l i r. Row 6 A. Kemp. R. KCOUGH. II Kit mii.eer. R. Kosinir. I. Kopka. 15 K..i i ny. CV Kraft. G Kropik. I Kubai.a. Row 7 15. Kims. II Kuhn. A. Kuri .wiie. R KuTTNER. G. I NNIM.RAI . R I VNGEORD. I. I.ARSON. K I.ARSON. I ). I APING. Row 8: I. I.m ini.. 15. Lawrence. I) 1.1 m.ui . T. Leidi:. M Lein. I I.iIvoy. I) Levy. M Lewis. I I mi Row : I . I..IVI R NASI I. I I.OEH- MAN. M 1.01.A. S. I JONG. I. I.OSI If. I ). I .UNDIN. S. I.YON. I) Mai Kay. (’ MacK: nzii Row III M Mais. Magli.it . • Mommy. M Makamui.. ’ Mauler. W. Maeon. C. Mari.irin. II Martini k. I) Maim sha. Row II G. Marx. C. MaSa. ( |as S Maii as. M. Mays. I McCaih . R McCabe. .1. McC'eeiry. M. McCollum. Row IJ: S. McGune. L. Mu Knh-iii I McNeie. R Mils ■ iK. Mi.kiiv 15 Mi i.i.isii. I Mil I.ER. I). Miskelly, I) Mi cata. 38 Row I I) MoRAVIC. I MoRi.AN. V. Morrow, ( Mor ik. M Murray. I! Mu .vi.owsm. .1. Myiiri . I. Mviiki , I l l.SON, Row 2 I Nl WMAS, V. oi.A. I). Nordin. ( Novak. S Oak l.l V. N ( )'llvRNI , I OllMAN. N. Ol.lMIAM. IV Old ANDO. Row V A. Ran IK. R 1 I’amJI INI. R Rai M Pavlik. N . Pavlik. C. Ri.AK. S Rl ARI MAN. R I1.. 'IIINSKI. • r 1 III 1 W. Row 1 1 Ri Ri i ii. 1 ’. R 1 1 1 RSI IN . R I’ll.MAN. h RlPPI M.l R. 1) Ri i ii vi.-, N Ri 1 ICIIAK. R. Pluth. V Roi . K Pra i i Row “): S. pRIC I R PRISA. R. 1 1 KIS. Ii RaI.L. 1 R VNDA. R Ravi nschi.ac;. C. Relvls. M Ri i vi s. IV Ri ns Row ( : M. RllMAN. (i RlinKE. IV R r.Kicii a, I Richards. I RlDDI I Sltl Rl.l R. I) RII1 PON. M. Rim. I'. Rittoarn. C. Ron CRTS. Row 7 I. Romir I. Royal. R Rurci.. I. I i ihi kiori). N Ki im i.i•.mi v Sacranski. I). Sack. S Sanders. S S n DIRS. Row 8: S IIAIII R. I, SCAIIILL, I). ScilOINBACIIIR, ’ S IIAT I I NIII RI., I ScilAl l R. I N IIIS Si.I R. I. ScilNIIDIK R. SdlALLE. I ). Scilll Nl MANN. Row 9: I). SC III I N I MAN. D. Schultz. I Sohmmik, C). SellWARZKOI’ll. R SCUODLK. C. Si da. C. Su ck. I Siiallk. I . Siiei.don. Row 10: K Sherman. I. Siii.r MAN. M Sliol MAM R. I. NCK. •V SlTTARo I Si ACMETKA. IV Sl.AIIETKA. ( SlaNSKY. V Si.oil r. cpkwcreA Row I li Smith. I! Smith. J. Smith. Y. Smoot, J. Smysor. I Sommi r. S Soukci . J. Sim n- ci r. I), SpliRO. Row 1: I), Sri.i ii er, I'. Spoiin- iioi.T . I . Stacey, IV Staub. S. Stk.i.eitnf.r. I . Stika, l£. Stoyanoit. S. Street, S. S11 AR T. Row i: I. Slt lWIR. I. Si 1.1.IVAN. S. Swi.i I. ('•. Tasii. S. Tisarek. IVI’lSTIN. I. I HARP, J. I IIOKNE. I .. I IIORSFN. Row I: IV I'll.I.Y. I'. TrEONIS. I TrESTIR. I. I KRIS. I. Un- I.ROOT. W. I I I ON. V VaNCII.. A. Von Osoi i.. J. Van Selow. Row : I. Van Slyki:. ('. Van Wii . I. Varchulik. J. Varys. J. VlSEK. I. VoiCHTMAN. R. Vvbiral, IV Walker. J. W I.KI R. Row (): A. W A M S i: R. G. W’l INIII IMI R. I). WflSKOPF. I Wells M Werni .. ( Wl RTII. I W’l THERIIOLD. IV White. R. W’iiite. Row 7 M. Williams. S. W’il- i.iams. I. W’oouCOCK. I. YEZEK. II. YoUNC. M. .Mil i.. Sopliomoic activities til lli - book store I ATIN CUB lv « I A I'isim,. ( Im.iis. I l i . A. h im is. I C 11 MAN, S I RANCIS. I Si K Row 2 It lt. kNII Ak I (S« I. . Ol OIIAM (S « ). It Sill K kil l K Ki l l r. I’ I'll KSON (llf.ls ). I' AM) SCUM 11 1 K. IV I .ARSON (I’ll' ). SPANISH Cl.I It Row I It ( till MHO . I DuikISM. S I 'i RI MAN I ’ I ’l I I R SON. R. Rom IMS. I). loll.NSON. I Moil, It. Pol. It. Whim Row J I . ( •ARiiKik. I. (inn, II Krai si I I ni.kooi. • I ANIM.RAI P. «AkON I If. ( • I il I IW I Itl NSON ianquaqe Club,6 I he I.aliii Club s program. muler llie fluid ance of Mrs. Cleveland and Aliss Chessman, was afiain climaxed I y llie Roman lianguet. A Iso included in llie dull s husy schedule were the annual I.at in Club float in llie Homecoming iia rade and the fine Latin hoolh in llie carnival. I'nder the direction of i liss I lowland. Lranch Club enjoyed another fine year. Lectures on French arl anti French music rec Hals were fea lures of the business meetings. while the annual politick, entrance in a national French contest, and a trip to Chicago highlighted llie year. I o shotv that lie is « member ttf ( erman ( luh. each member receives a membership card printed in C erman. Among the various activities of the club urns a map makinfi contest by first year students, willi the second year students aclinfi as judges. I he club was attain sponsored by Mr. Maas. Llie main feature of llie three Spanish ('tubs this year was management of the check room at the Carnival. Several movies and colored slides of Mexico. Spain. Latin America, and several South American countries were shotvn during llie year. I RKNCN CLUB G. Ki i i.i k. It Rovns l Wi ii i lnbacii, S. Burtt. I Sai. LC.MI, C. lloOTON. GLR.MAN (II It Row I A. Wamscr. G Gi no. (• Iti mi. II McLawhun. Row 2 I K.w. P. Danniiis. R. I'll.MAN. M I ll'SKI k. V. Sioiu-. cl ■Xjuiojjos ‘j.imuifio uoffiiy .'iiiitjmiMd '.VjJIJ yojy - )UOf)ISOjd 'SOUf yojy ',jn niOfO.lOf ) luu-ll’A Jl f i° uoil‘}, J!|, ' '11 • « SJ,K,'li() )|lj III sdfoij li.ifjo ly. ity.11 oououod.XO Ofifinifn.i onioooj sj.ujiiioui 'Sfjju.nn Iuiiff.il s« y is. jy s uiod '()(. 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VI •M1SI, I ‘N IN l( ) (| va3aja i i ■nva(| ) '311 IA O ,,V3 | ' 3 3$OVM)| || S3VK T °M s.MIX| A IH.A.N| J| 'ONIAN If I (| ’lliaittMIs n ■, ' i • i VMN vi 3a M j a iX3oig VI V I °M A l?l.) :-i vjjs « MI I . Rebate VARSITY DLliATIRS R Dciias. Mm Oivn. ( Smiimi. I Swanson. I Si ( i aim This year for the first lime Downers drove hail two varsity teams entered in the Metropolitan Debate I ’ lion. Out of the 16 teams entered, the senior varsity team placetI fourth and the junior stpiatl placet I eighth. I he stpiatl. composed of t rances Sallemi. filaine St. ('lair, I on Swanson, and Ron Dudas. went on to capture fourth place at August ana Gallege and second place at the Hue Island Lin coin Day I ournament. I hey also participated in invitational tournaments at De Kalb leat hers ('allege anti llvanslon. I he stpiatl won first place in the Sectional Fourney at ('alumel City, which tpialifietl them for the Stale 7 ourney held April IT Dan liures. Sharlene Pearlman. Iiltlon Alil ler. anti Vic Sitlhtt tlebaletl on the junior varsity team, which besides tiebaling in M.D.l also rep resented the school at Navy Pier anti l)e Kalb. ( erlificales of excellent tlebaling were awartletl to beginners, John Welherhttltl anti im Van Sly lie, at the lentlola I ournament. Sherman Lyons. Milte Williams. Alan Berger, anti fohn Le Roy received certificates for excellent tlebaling at the llvanslon I ournament. I lie beginning team also iron secontl place at an invitational belli at Arlington Heights. All varsity anti be ginning teams competed in the La ( range prat lice tournament. ROW I ('.KIM IS, I Mil I. IK. Mk OiNIY. V. Sll«IH . v I’lARLMAN. I) lilRIS. Ruw 2: Y Ziili.im.iii. M Bin.. M Human. R. IVmav I Yi iiiikiioid. S. Lyons. ni i i.hkm i (’ irilMAYK Row { s L. ion. A. Bikoik. («. Stm’iiinson. I Boi.i.ow. M Wii.i.iams. 15. Fi.itciii.k, IV («rani. R. Dickson Row 1 . 1) 1 IINIM.I M. 1 III II. MISS. 11 ( iiKI . K Ikwm.iv. A. 1.11 iv C . Sanders. Row 2: J. 1 1 Tl KM IN 1 Oki anus. 1 Win ii IV IW nsmas. C. Coffin, 1 . 1 IIWAKDS. 1) I0HNS0N. 1 1.1 IIM ANN. Iv IV I KOI.. Ri tt 1 s Itui Nil M .1 . 1 1 INI 1 K. ( RoiH.l'NIi, Iv’oIHlNI , 1 Korn (• Mahoney. Wi liK. IV Ki (ISTNI K. . lil Nil 1 iMIIAKS. S III'II.IK. 1 Ki kciinisr. 1 L Swanson. Row 1 i Riciiti k. 1). IliHIIAK. Iv RaIUOI VI . ( W'l Kill. IV ( lAKNIK. 1. Lu OY. 1 Austin. I ) ( •ItANl () • • of the finest hands in the country is our very own baud under the direction of ( larence . Shoemaker. As proof of this, our hand was incited to play for the ational Association of Hand Directors, udiich was held December 16. at the I ’nicersily of Illinois. In the fall, the hand entertained the football crowds by its complicated formations and precise marches. I his organization also played for the ( hristmas Prof ram. between halves of the basket ball fiames. an l at numerous pep rallies. I hey (lave a inter and « Sprint Concert, plus an assembly for the students. In March, soloists and members of ensembles entered the district contest at ( )swego. District winners, and the band as a iv hole. ivenl on to the stale contest at Peoria in April, and came back with o honors. In May. haml members were selected lit participate in the esl Suburban yiusic I'estic a! lu •Id at Blaine I ownship I lit h School. I he band, as usual, also furnished music for the commencement exercises in fane. With all these achievements behind them, low can ive help but commend our haml on its line record. ! •••• S‘ 44 Salli mi. IV Mi jdrick. IV kins. V I i imim. ( I Idiim.wn. I Salli mi PFAI'F. I. IV I K. I Mil I I M. I) lllMK.III. Ci. Si I 1 111 NS. I ol I SIN1.I K. I) MlJDMMK. IV ( )RI( iRY. Wvi.Lir. I V Rlkstai . UyI.ANDIM. I PlKI.K'K. I). Van LlELAVI N. k. JoilNSON. I. KoIIILIK M IllsMIK 1. MllSI R. I) Bl NSI.N. I McDoi’CAl.l . lollNSON. I Wvi III Smith. ( I'lowlrs. IV I mi id. Mm. Sikh maki k. Sidv I). Bi.anksiiaix. PerAchhel JTE 1 rance s Sallemi Clive II nffmann Norma 1 ether C liarles 1 aylor Barbara Relun Cl RINET I )imis Llininger ! Mi Ilis I lolmcs Bryan Core Kill llleen I’lawleY loanne Pclcrson Llaine Orfanos Jane Wliile David Bnssman C Itarles C offin Judy Eisler Su .elle Brundage ( harlolle Rodl 11 IK I ( denn Vi l l Nancy Rodlund Robed Koslner Lynctlc Korn ALTO CLARINET Arlene I ,iel BASS CLARINI I ( eorge Sanders AI ro s I )orolli Relxslad Robert Kolar Waller Wyllie I )a i l Nlejdricli Bill ( rregory I I.NOR SAX I . I i 111 Noffsinger ( (ordon Stephenson I', RI K l S W Dale V an I .eeuwen Ernest IVrlich oboe Ann Sallemi BASS ( lyde I'lowers I.arry Smilli I )a id ( iranl I oin Austin CORNET Ronald Baulad I )onald lolmson James I .elummn Jean Edwards Salk I l lander Ja« lx Ken liner Ion Swanson Scot I Buller lolui .imdars Ail an Bush BASS( )ON Robed X lejdrii li DRI MS Patricia Ri liter Barbara I reed Carl Werlli Bill ( ■arner lolm I'.ddy I )iane Boi liar Rolled Raliideau HORN I )i l Alhriglil I Tlon Miller I om Baer lanice Plaff I ROMB(TNI . I .arry W I lie Will is Johnson (allies Nh I )ougall I) an Benson leanne leiser W'arren Wood BARITONE Monty Besmer I eRoy Koehler Ross lolinxin 45 SKRVICF. CLUB Row I I Thompson. I. Miiiato- vie. I). IVniACRK, I!. Weifff.n- bach. P. Gardner. I. I-'i.i ctwooo, IV Ikied. I. Beales. L. Johnson. I.. Rossitf.r, M. Janick. I Pas- cam. N. Mummer. Row 2. M. Kimmiy. W. Zollinger. I. Babiek, I . Iohnson. D. Read. N. Oldham. II. McLaughlin. L. I-vnc.. R. Roberts, IV Koi.tz. S Walker. I . Giles. C. Tobey. R. 1'iciiEi.MAN. J. Howell. I). Bunting. I. Banton. P. Tea. Row 3: IV W'itkowski. M. Kkuc- iiofi . V. Grayeski. J. Putnam. I Marker. I. Wyllie. M Tin m mv. I Brotherton. I . Holmes. I) Diiiz. T. Brown. R. I Iincii- MAN, IV BoYD. 1). SltDLNTOP. I. Mii.i.i r. I S.mvsor. P. Gardner. M. Cicii. I. Rotter. LIBRARY AIDS Row I B. Konczak. I. Magruder. S Qi: ECKIIOERNER. P. SpOI.INSKI. I Dillingham I. I.upac. (’. In- fills. V Bl.OI.DORN. I I.AUINC. S. I.ASTMAN. G. SoPCAK. Row 2 I Bi a i i s. M. Lewis. C. Mi .- i m r. I. Rouse. I. Grim. Miss N’atzki . Miss Schorman. Mrs. BoiiknSTEDT. V. Stick. IV Carp. S. Quick. M. Abbott. W. Zol- linger. Row V M Coyne. C. Masa. B. Sherman. I Ieras. I). McMn i.an. G. Virgil. K Gibson. I). McKay. I Smrz, S McCunf.. K Bateman £ertice Club tibranj Aid You. no doubt. have been the receiver of a lil lie piece of paper known as a counselors re( uesl. Well, llie deliverer ivas one of the many slndenls ni m make np ihe S ervice ('lnl . Although the did) has no meetings. il performs « very important part in school allairs I he students (live np their study halts to help in the Deans and ( 'onnselors offices. ■ nswering telephones, keeping track of attend once, and doinf various odd jobs for the counselors are some of the duties. I.ah assistants ivho help the science depart merit anil the hall monitors are also important members of this praise worthy group. Although llnne are no meetings, the library aids form one of the service t ilths of the school. I he only requirement of an aid is that he work in tin library one hour every day. All aids are volunteers except for a few who are chosen because of a certain skill, such as letter ing. that may he useful in the work of the library. I here are numerous duties which keep every one busy. . mio i j the jobs assigned are mending and shelving hooks, working at the loan desk. flan - ning the exhibits, checking the mail and writing letters. I he limax was a dinner at ivhich awards were presen ted. 955 Cauldron ( .«llldva • IK ill!' Ill.lklll'J As members of the Cauldron Staff of 3) il has been our pleasure lo compile all the activities and events of the year into one boob. bepan our job early last summer. Decid in l a theme, udtich always presents difficulties, u’as our first project. Xe.xt came the dummy copy. I hen. when school bepan this fall. we look 11 le dummy and went lo worb. Alter a very successful business campaign, led by Ken ordin and liarb Schmidt, who sold over four htuulre l boobs lo pether, we ordered the covers. ( )ur artist drew turn excellent designs, and the st dl chose the one udtich they thoupht was the most appropriate and ef fective. As is customary on a Vearboob stall, there were always plenty of odd jobs to be done and the staff worbed hard to complete them. We could not have done the job without our advisor, Mr. Paine lie was always there to pnide us and lo help us udien we needed help. 1931193 ) ( l I I R( ) SIM I Associate I'.ililors Km Xorilin. .fini Banlon 1 laine Si. ( lair 1 ilerarv Slafl .. 1 .Isa YVeilTenbai li. Miiry Wilu-r. P.il ( minor. Sliaron ulla-r. Barbara Si limit II. Samira Koniler Allilelics Nam el more. Rit liaril ( ierz Mala- 1 | Pelt- Barnes Seniors . Nlary Kelioe. C iloria Ki-lli-r Photographers 1 )avr 1 )ii-lz. C «eorge irgil Business Managers R ni 1. l .it lit-linan. Marry Mi l .augnlin Fypisls ( arol koulnili. Arlene 1 .iel clvisor 1 1 Paine Row I ( Koiinik. Iv. I.iciiii.man. M. Ki iioi . I Wi hi i nbacii. I IIiiiaro. Mr I’aim . li Miyirs. S Wai.ki r. A l.ii n P. Connor. N W'i i .mohi Row 2: ( . Kii.i.ik. S. Kondi:r. B. S ii.miim. M. W'iki.k. I Ban ton. I’ Barms. K oroin. II Mc- Laughlin, D. Du r .. Li. Si. Ci air. Basketball l ’ IVmkoi. Mr. W'l I I MAN I . I$RC7 III KTON 1). ; i. 55 NapcrN ill - r I). 71 ( dndi.nd 72 DC i. 52 ( dnili.nd 00 1). ( (. 05 rlini lnit 1 loiglils 02 DC i. 74 Wlioaton 09 I). G. 79 Rivrrsidr-Brookfirld in DC i. 05 Arlington 1 Iriglils 5 5 D. G. 75 I'.asl Aurora - DC 1. 57 Balavia 55 1). G. 0-1 1 lin'd.ilr 53 DC 50 Rivrrsidr-Brnoldirld 5 5 1). G. 58 5 ork 52 DC 1 'll 1 lin'd.ilr ( 2 1). ( 01 lain 1 DC i. 75 1 .Itfin 09 1) ( 75 1 .a ( «range 57 DC 1. 00 1 till'd.de 09 D. (. HI C arl Sandlxirg 47 DC 1. 71 York 57 1). (;. 91 1 .a ( «range 08 D. ( 78 l.lillr 19 1). (.. 05 N lorlon dO D. ( ( 5 1 .a ( irnndc 19 1). G. 80 1 Imrnlon ‘M) NASKI TBAI.I. II :m iv WINNI RS Imliv klll.ll lv H 1 1. I)kinkwati K. II Md M (.III IN. 1 ). Maim K. 1 . Vix. R. IVm koi . S. IYsksiaii. Row 2: T. loHNSOS 1 1 Km min i . 1 Bkoi III 1 RIOS'. 1 W'vi Ml. IV W'i i i i.i.. 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(| .v 1 Him 1 ) 'ion.ivjj j| Mihm«iiis (j ii:-mv| (| mvxs!im(| itoiii.j $| j m jj •)NliS:iJ| (| 'INHAJIO j NOSNIUi| | '.Mil M III IO)l | | 'ii IIV | | 'I IIUII III | | 'Xl | AWJ| •iiKoiions ) iitu 1 Nniionv i. | |j iii ii mxioao | | z z no|,-.ui| i II f Min |V 8 9 T T l 1 L L 9 8 1JOA ( i,j,,‘i -r.) V 01 5 II ISO- | uoA |ot|« «|OOI|« IK |l. l||ll| | lii.uiiotu siioivuy dn i v •Il,-| IH' T’tl U| ill I in '‘ ' i • 11 • • - • | • ) ( | J | x|I|| hI o | | • • 111 iltllillllil.u | • I | «1MIHIJI JrcA- cpIt Basketball An inexperienced squad an 1 a rouqli schedule faced Mr. Dick Garslens as he lank oner the coach ing spot left vacant by Mr. Herb Adams. Despite this, his I'rosh Soph basketball stpiad ended the season in fourth place. with La Grange. Glenbard. and Arlington Heights sharing first place. I he I'rosh Soph achieved this standing in spite of an eight game losing streak at mid season. I he Ponies major problem ivas lack of height, but they overcame this with speed an l skillful shooting. I his basketball artistry ivas demonstrated in the I .a ( range game. I he “Gabs had previously beaten the Ponies by a very large margin but it urns a high spirited I'rosh Soph team that came out onto the floor that night. At the half time the score was 2) to 21 in La ( range's favor. In the second half La ( range, capitalizing on their extra height, attempted to increase their lead, but Downers matched them point for point by means of their smooth ball hamlling and shoot ing. I he Ponies were unable to lain any ground on the taller Gubs. however, and lost a hard fought battle by only i points. A r. lxuin.l or .i sliot Row I I). Iiiimk. L. Crank. IV Barnhart. B. Caraci.i.i.o. T. Kai.aiiar Row i R. McCabi (Mur.). I) l.iAu i. ''I. YVii.i.iams. I. I viiRonr. ( . Avoikis. I I «.i L. Connor. I. Blaa (Mur.). Row V C. Austin. I I kki.n. I) Miskki.i.v, C IViitih. I) Ktouoii. I Sio.nctr. V Co ki cki. I). Amundson. Mr Carsti ns. I.e l iliis year by ( ary I'rid ley. president; Daryl Siedenlop. rice president: foAnn lloieell secretary: and oanne Korbechi, treasurer; the I unior ( lass trill soon begin the last lap of its journey through Downers (wore I ligh School I he juniors showed their fine scholastic ability by the large number on each honor roll and by the line record they made on the I 'nirersity of Illinois scholastic aptilmle tests. Perhaps the most outstanding erenl of the junior year was an exchange program irilh a group of ( tblahoma juniors. I hrough exchange visits of one week, many beneficial ideas on student relationships and administrative methods were gained by the exchange. Row 1 D XMDI . 1 A. KI RMAN, IV Ai ams, S Ai ams. 1 A. BRIGHT, 1 Arsus. 1 1 Mil K. R Hards . II Harry P Hi XI II oxx 2: I Hi XI IIAM. J. Hi i i s. K Hi ardsi i i . Hi AN 1 Hi is SEI. .. IV Hi rtoi ii. M Hi SOI. (V Hi vi I) Hh 1 El 1 1 D 1) Hi. NIAK Raw J M Hikwi as. ( . Di.ack. I HlOIDOKN. |) lloNOMIM. ( . IWki ik. K Hhiwan. IV Hristoe. IV Brookins. S. IIki s i agi . I V Hi res. Row I I Hi km , I) Binsman. II CaI.CAONI. I. ( aMI’BI I I . I ( xHM. (• ('aRRII. lx CaKIIK. H. Carp. ( Cm.stir. H ( ihai 1 1.1 ta. Row 1: I) O-l AK. I . (Yl Ml. ('. Chow. R. Dami rt. I . Dan m i i s. IV Davi kin. D Davis N. Dean. R Dickik. P. Di DI'.RA. Row 6: 1 Dll ANIV 1 Du e a VOU. 1). 1 )dmrdsi . 1 l)« N Mini 1 Dll KI 'M II 1 MININCI If. PickHoRSi. M Fui R. Iairom. 1 R. 1. I’.XNI K. Roxv 7: D. Fedor. 1 ). I ll RCI . F. Fishman. 1. Fi l l TWOOD. D. Flowers. I'. I’OSTER. G. 1 RANKS. FrI V. R. Frost. G. I ridi.i V. Row 8: K. Gibson, ( 11 SI XK 1.. Gireock. P (lUSTETTI R. M. Gjuno.iek. A. Gi.eason. ( . Goi.i.an. IV Gore. S ( iRAItE. IV ( «RAFT. Row 9: I ('iRANDYS. W ( ill I I . Grimes I Grubs. G • nd. D. GuSTIN. C. I I AC It I K«.. P. I IaC- gi.ktv. I. Halcrin. I). Hanson. Row 10: J. Hanson. F. Harding, IV Hayes. .1. Hedlund. T Hec- tor. I. Heidenreicii. A. Henry. D. Hnat. K. Herrmann. I.. I IlKSIII II 11 Row II C. I Ion MANN. I lloRKY. II HoRNBURG. I I loWEI.I., ('. K ci.es. M. Janiok. H. Jankowski. K. Jenkins. J. Joyce, I. Jyi.i.ano. Row 12 I.. Kai.ata. G. Kenny. H. Kirr. N. Kiek. M. Kies.vw. C. Kili y. K. Ki.ett. K Ki un- der. J. Knott. I.. Koeiieer. H W I It. Koi.T .. I . Konczak. ,1 RoKKU'KI. |v Kosmal. II. Kkausc. It. Kttl Ml w. M. Kki.mim. Ii Kimmfr. I KrIMP ski. (’. Kutisi Row 2 I Ku v:ak. IKirt aviii I I _ KAI I . I SI.I Ii I M Wl , ( i I .M'lllS, ( ' III S III I .1 KOVISII, I I .1 SSI Ml Row 3: A. l ose. N. Ijopi.z, I’. I s si ii It Mai $, I Makinson I Mai.i Kim Mai i k. I M.v i iK S Mai inv. Ii Mai y. Row I i Mariini.t. Maii so . I NUCiiisney. I McCoi. ii m W Me Kais. |) McLain. I ''ll ANN. I Ml IIAI I I V. I. Ml IM K I Ml INI If Row I) Merchant. ( Mi mi i . I Mu IIAI I . ( Mil MM. I) Mil i.i r. K Mii.i.i r. It Mii.i.s. I) Miner. K Mvlis, I- . Moi.i, Row i I Mrkvicka. I Nash. R Nelson. I ii hols. Nil OIIS. I Nil MIC. I) Norihn, Norpi i i.. F. NovorNY, I O'ltYRNI. Row 7 I) Ol MSI I II It. OlSON. R. Olson. B Paocett. C Para. K Parrish. I Pasakarnis. I Pavlik. M Paulsly, V Pi n« i itv Row S: (’ PlTI KSON. I. Pl I I If son. . Piurson. (’. Phillips. R Pi ash.. M. Poi h k. I l oi. JAK. It Pol SON. W. Po JHII. A. pROSIK. Row I. pRIJCIIA. MaIIINAK. I . Raiianii. Ii Rankin. Ii lil All. V lil I VI S. Ii lillliY, I. lillMAN. S lillNIIolli. |) lil KS I All Row III: I. RlCI . I. lilOIAMIlS. ( Rma. N Riski , ( , lioni Kis ( lioCKYVI .1.1.. ( RoHM'NII. lilHIIINII. I lilN.IS ( lioilKIR. Row II S Rom si k. P Rosi . I liorsi . It RViiinh'k. It. lit sciii . It lii ssi ii. ( Sai.a iiiNo. A. Sai.1.1 mi. I Sai i m. I Scanion. Row 12 It S AWINSKI T. S III S Kl N III If 1.1 R. It Nllll II R. It S 11 MIDI'. It. S« IIMIOI. I. S llo I Sill 1«.. It Si 11 RM K It. N III MACIII If. It. N III 'I M III R, It Scot r. 54 Row I: R. Seei.i y. V. SlIISIIIH. R. Si i i I us. W. Sin RM N, I). Siiewciiuk. '. Siimr. I). Sieoentop. I! Sim ko, I. Sit nkowski. . Sii vi us. Row 2: C. Smith. ( Smith. I. . Smith. I.. Smrz. I Sommer. J. SoMMI U. li. Sri N« l u. I Srail. P. Staeeei.dt. I). Steger. Row i I. Stero. P. Stephens. G Stephenson. I Siromherg. (’ SuCIIOMEl. (i. TaNZI R. (’ Themer. I) Thomas. I . Thomp- son. li. Timme. Row I: G. Trapp. D. Tyi.er. A. I ' -ZARIK . I I ’ ARDO. S. Van Dii.i.en. I) Van Leeuwen. li Vitek. I.. Vix. R. Vix. G. W.w; IIECHT. Row 3: I. W'ai.i an hi s. M. Weis. II Weiss. I). Weiskopii. I, White. S. Wii zik. I Won . .1. Wilkinson. M. Wii.ee. I) Wll.HR Row ( R. W illiams. P Wii lets. I Winkle, li. Winqe. J. Wissin .. V. Witt. I W’oon. s ' • .i . R. i ri C. Wi in Rom 7 C. Wyman, G. Zaoel. I. Zak. li Zarn. K Zavis. (’. ZeTIIMAVR. I. ZlCK. I’ ll Ml K. I. Zimmerman. Zoi.i.incer. OrckeAtra Row I R. SritOMHF.Rl.. I KaYI . I W.M.I ANCIUS. J. DlAN. M kl HOI . S 1 KANCIS. 1 Fomas 1 Lang. I . Holmes IX I.iixingi r Core. i 1 MON, IV Jl.NSI S. r-2si.tR. (’. Rosiieck. D. Mejork ; Sr 1.1 111 NSON. l) Ill A.NKMIA'V II Mel Al (.III IN. 1 In 11 k. 1 Dei.anly. R. R.xnior. WlRlII. IV VlTIK. IV l.l Ml M ( 'nder the able direction ol Joint Svoboda, these music makers hare had a itiost successful year. I hey presented tiro excellent concerts, the Winter ('oncerl on Xocemhcr ill. and the Spring Concert on April I. linlh had large turnouts and were guile successful. Resides their oum presentations, the fiddlers (dso ludped the Carnival and Senior Play in the lull. and the All School Play in spring. I he pro fessional touch our orchestra added to these pro- grams teas amazing! I he organization also participated in the P I A C hristmas ('oncerl and combined its ef forts icilh the hand and choruses to make the pro gram a memorable one. I he ( )rchestra also slunred its versatility by playing at the I rojan Roosters program held at the I ivoli I healre. I he candy bar sale, ivhich was also a neir idea this year, was a tremendous sue cess. Many new instruments were pun based and the expenses or the stale contest were taken from the proceed; i of this sale. :Again our ( Orchestra proved its superiority in the slate contest by the woiulerful performance thev gave there: this teas also true of the soloists and ensembles from ).( . n Ms; | • , (|ll. |) ) H Mil INIIJSNY ,| ‘MHHIOAs; Jl| 'S M01J IIIIA | WVKIII | | 'MlSXIIOI (I IOS.IVJI J| 'XOSMV.tti 'iiiommy (| | ii MH ir i| '| SMUiWv; •) iis 111 ; y iiv rnvs; | ‘nvk i.io|.| INIV(| (| M.IAH | 'XVUM HIS I S SKV IV MMI'R( I l I IB Row I I. Bammann. M. Kuehl. D. Keitiii.ey. Miss Frush. (’. Cory. I). Miller. C. Kruse. Row 2: D. Ross. IL Simko. ,1. Major. J. Pav- lik. P. Clear. S. Siially (pres.). M. VV i l i. e (iroas.). J. Howell (vice- pros. ) Missing: J. DuFresne (sec.). ART CI.UB Row I : A. SaLLEMI (Pros,). A Wil l i. Miss Dickson (ndv.). P. Stika (see.). S. Aikins (ircos.). Row 2: P. Charlton. G. Sanders. C. Kruse. B. Fletcher. Commercial Club Art Club I'.very second Wednesday of the month a number of flirls con be seen enterinq Room 201 for a Medina °f die ( ommercial ( lob The presidinq officers this year ore Sandy Schelly. president; jn Ann llowell, vice president: jeon Dnfresne. secretory; end Marsha Will e. tree surer. After Ironsoctina their business, the members partake in curious social activities planned by the officers. Amonq them is art lypinq. A pot luck for a former member, a visit to the telephone com pony, and o speaker from the business world were some of the projects sclieiluleil ilurinq the year. I he activities of the Art Club this year were many and varied. In the fall the club constructed a float for the I lomecominq parade. I he members also devoted their lime to makinq calendars and lies to bi‘ sold at the Carnival. I he Christmas sea son was briqhlened by the decorations in the halls, another annual activity of the Art ('lid . V trip to the I ield Aluseum to sketch exhibits was also en- joyed by the club. I he club also prepared an exhi bit lor the library anil started a scrapbook. Ann Sallemi was president. I.ynn I lirshfield served as vice president. with Pat Stika as secretary and Sue Aikins as treasurer. Miss Velma Dickson was the sponsor. 58 Camera Club CheAA Club ('ameni ( hilt has had a very profitable year and rleveloped an increased interest amonp the students. ( )ne o| the man• interesting ventures of the year was the trip to tl le Maple I halo Studio. I lore the students ivere (liven the opportunity to take pictures of amateur models under the studio lights. I he officers for the year were: President (leorpe irpil. ice President I )ave Panel-, and Secretary Marilyn fanit L C amera (lub has consulered many worth while projects that with the help of the advisor. Mr. Ilverell I loll, will he carried out next year. One of tin- newly orpanized proup. in l() ) I was the ( liess ( Inh I he members, nnmherinp twenty two. meet every I hnrsday under tin- top aide puidance of , iss Clarie SI epicha. The ir major aims are meelinp non- friends, disenssinp let h nitptes of chess, and by playinp. improrinp their chess panic. I:xcilenient runs hiph when tournaments art- in session, and the players learn that shill as well as patience, is necessary to win. I he officers of this pronp are liud Sherman. president: William Pot-, treasurer: anti Ron al tall. secretary. C: MHiA (III Row 1 : G. VlKClL. J. 1 Li h MANN. M. JaNK'K. Mr Holt. T Hoi MI S. R. Hoi i . I Dll TA Row 21) Anwvl, R 1 Ini.mis. V. Si oiii1 G. Kmi m.i K. 1 •• ION. B. Poi Row 3: C. Roiiki k. E. Lackaff. C. Hoffmans. I). Panik. J. Swanson. II Bush. CHESS CLUB Row I A. Pam k. I Ions son. Miss Sllpicka. I). Pi I MAM. C. Roiiki K. Row 2: I . Poi. B. Shi k man. R Nuttai.l. C. Black. + y- fi Cappella Row I KoIINIK. I 1 ( I AIK. I I lM.III . |). Rl AD. I Dll.EINt.HAM. I), W’oRTII. I). W'llH Bouci K. Row I’ Sll 1 111 NS. II Ol.SON. R|nK I . (iRIMIS, (i ( MM I. AN, ( RlCIIIII. G. Kill.I.R. I . CoNNC Row R Carter, M Wii.i.i I I.. Mrkvicka, I Putnam. I. Prucha. R Ci.endf.nikg. G. Gfeii IV I . MINI IN. I I I IIMANN Row I ( (iiisiir. I l.iM . Tin mir. I) Diet . I Kornmumpii. I. Paulsen. ('«. Martini: I W’l ISKOPI . I loilNSON. D I’ani k. Second periml ciwy day finds | k 1$ A ( appella hard ol troll: in 122. I 'inlet the direction o I Mr. ( npeland. the group practices sighln-ading and memorizing music. Attaining proper rotrel pronunciation. accurate pitch, ami flood lone ipiali lies an- important in gaitliiifi tin- musical ability needed lor adrancement into the A ('appella ( lioir. Often members of “Ii A ('appella re hearse carious selections used by the A ('appella ( lioir in precious programs. I lie hifihliiihl of the year came ichen II A ( appella combined icilh the A ( appellii ( lioir and yii.xed ('horns to present the annual Christmas Concert. December 2l and 22. Ibis year lour such prof (rams mere presented at the liifih school. ()iie shortened program was t iven each morning for the student body I lull the students alteiuled one day icilh the other hall attending the next day. An adult performance mas given each evening on the same dates. Row I R I’as()i im, B Adams I Di irisni IViirson. Vanfii.. Mii.i.ir. I N an Si low. I Wai.ki r • I Wald. I IIanson, '‘I I Si.i i in, Row 2: I IJammann. I Means. II T is II ( kac.ni. I I rukson. I Wilde. McKain. II l.n NINt.l R. PoZDOL. I) RllDV. I■ I 11 R Row I I) loiinson. I (•limit. ( Darnion. Davis. I Miisir. I Riim.w. IV Bov i . I Nash. S. I .VONS. Kl Ml . I .ARSON. V Pi Ni l . Wetmori:. J. Rogus, S. Rokusik. M. Janick. I Ioiinson. S Kin«.. B. Rossiitk. I. Ki C'ORV. R. I'jcill I.MAN. I) Rf.KSTAI . I’. I j V I). I ll MINCER. IV Ml VERS. M PoEI.ACK. IV 1.1.1.1011. IV WlT- Sl'EWART SON. I 1.1 MS. IV BrISEOE. ( RolIKIR. Si (TIO.MI I . Walker, R. Roberts. J. Knott. C Holmes. M Tennery. ( Miei.ir, kowski. R. GoOE). Brown. (’ . Trait. ( I lowers. I. P. Ziemir. I). Aeurk.iit. A Cappdla Che it Downers Grove High School is fortunate in having one of the finest A C apitella choirs in the conference. Although hindered early in the fall by the unfortunate illness of the director. Mr. Win. G. Poldtnann. the choir came through with flying colors, due to the capable efforts of the substitute. Mr. Wrn. Copeland. I he choir made its first public appearance of the year at the Armistice Day assembly, and then, a feat days later, sang Into selections in the Car nival. In the traditional Christmas Program. Cappella again joined all of the musical groups of the school. ( )ne evening, daring the ( hrislmas vacation, the choir went caroling at AIr. Pol, I mann s and Mr. Daigh s homes. Some lime later, the choir sang for the I.ions ('lab. After the C hrislmas Program, the choir worked diligently on the songs for the Spring 'estival, a musical program in which all ol the schools of the conference participate. I his year tin• •estival was held May 2. at Maine I ownship High School. Also in May. the choir presented its annual Spring ( bncerl in the High Scl tool. Musically, they concluded the year singing at Senior Recognition. Baccalaureate, and Gradua lion. 61 tOreAtling I «vini to | 111 s j ol wli ('ruler a new coach. Nr. Merlin Sclmltz. the local wrestling squad made a (treat improvement over last year which proves the old adage that ex- perience is the hesl teacher. '' I his year’s team won two and tied one iit hvelve meets. 'lie initial match icith Reavis ended with Downers on the short end of a 48-. score. I he locals lost their second meet to Oswego. In the next two meets Downers lost a heartbreaker to Riverside Brookfield, 21-20, and were overcome by } or k. $3 9. which was a (treat improvement over last year s 50-. score. Downers attained its first win in tarn years at esl Aurora. An unspiriled team then lost to Wheaton, ft) 12. Wheaton Academy and llins dale then beat the locals by scores of 34-16. and 20 12. respectively. I he Riverside Brookfield (Irapplers then came to Downers and after twelve fast matches the score was 20 20. Xortli Chicago's inexperienced team proved no challenge to the spirited local malmen. I he final score was 40 18, (living I)owners their second win. I he regular sea son ended with the locals dropping a close one to ( arl Sandburg of ()rland Rark and to West Aurora by identical scores of 22 l . |{nn I I SoiOWAI I I K I I HUMAN. |{ Ini HIM. | VvBIR.M . U k'VI NSCIII.OC.. I ) III I I I RIVI I IviM.I N. |) III III Kww 2: I . WllSMH !-. Kill ll( I. Van Si vkii. I) Van Sl.YKI. PlUTCIIAK. M Ml RCIIANT. K KaIIIIII AI:, II I )l ( il MAN Row I Wyman (M| i). II IIhisioi. ( li r). I). Mirmiani. I Scani.on. M S ANION. I I AM K I I .« Mil l I I MI VI NIH R. M« NlHII IU I I) (Irani. II IIiiniman. II. (Irait. I W'ai.i.ancIIES. ( Roiiri r. H IInat. I) Wmsi . k. (11 r . I) Minim. I Wooikikk ..l shown ImwiKN II Ilinii. I Ahmmhoni; Row I: .1. Michael. F. Sallemi. J. Key. C. To hi y. I . Roy. M. Coyne. S. Rokusek. C. Panek. Row 2: C. Gu NO, D. Keithly. C. Srail, H. Weiss. I) Siedentop. D Hanson. F . Dannells, N. Frey. J. Howell. Rou I: J. Dian. B. Jensen. S. Kii.er. G. Gund. B. Ciiiappetta. C. Miller. I. Walker, D. Nordin. Row 2: I. Snider. L. Gir- i.ock. B. Frey. I.. Lyon. N Lopez II W. ,ss P Dannells. J. Schoen- berg. Row 3: F. Johnson, M. Reiman. P. Stika. P. Peterson. N. Oldham. D. Blankshain. S. Peari man. J. Michael. High life It iiuis really a red teller day when I liph l.ife moved ils Iwadipiarters from room 209 fo room II J. llie former Dean of Hoys Office. I.eery seeenlli period amt many hoars after school were spent in this room compiling the next issue of I liph l.ifi’. Many features are included in the paper to please every student — from the latest news around school to the sports pope. Students are piren a chance to voice their opinions on the poll ipteslions in the repnlar column, What l)o Von Think?’’ The popnlar Line hauls humor to the paper. Lew students realize how much work is in voiced in puhhslunp a newspaper. With the aid of the reporters, the hoard compiles the news. But reportinp llw news is on Iy half fll ic jolt. Stories have to he edited: copy has to he proofread: pages have to he laid out. and headlines have to he ivrilten. I he hoard spends several hours at the Reporter office helping to set up type and to finish last minute business. I he paper is issued twice a month. I he business staff, under the direction o IM iss Betty Lee ( hessman. solicits and writes ads for the paper Aliss Velma Dickson's art students furnish the paper’s drawings. 61 HV1 ° | {j NaoviiNioaaj y •n.is'iq ssi| 'Mnanoji •f) ‘oiAwiy (j lassny Cl KOXa°H 3 Z ° | nvkjjoj | y '(■ ) a:i fll IMIJSOXV (J ‘( said ■WW) $DNVN.| g ( SM3II11V| Q | A oy umo NI03 aw dKVJLS ■S3IAVQ -JsJ 'mi Cl NVA S 'MVNNaay y ' V S 3 ■ VAOJI f sosv:iiq -y A oy A IUWI J 'NViaiKKI I' 'IISSMJ] ■f 'ONO'I .- OMlllOV|| 3 'ixSNiiOdg g --1 Avoy awi JAH13 sm (sum,) NaaaQ -f '( % Jll) ISIAIOJ ‘g '( SOKl ■mia) snooy p '(w) M.IM.J'fy] MOSAlSg [ A OM ■jojiisooj 'imm j{J0 1 sjijoiiao j jmo : ajoiojjos a o( .fiiojnsojd «win si.uidj.j uojjoijg : inojiiso.nl ’SMOIJHOJyJ ■']■ !(I OJO JDOA Slljt .10 S.IOOljJf ) JOOIJOS Oljf III SIIOI O.IOJ SIIOl.lOll III SllOljOOJJO.) .11,njl blllAOjdsiJ) JMO ij jtnj .IIOIJI 0 jfofnjoj SOUIZOlfOlU jmo s yootj buiAjM s ‘suiOJ jmo sdinojs Jo linijjos lino bnijmii .nji ojo soifiiiif.io jiotji liuouiy sjuob osoiji bniinoitj.w in sfiiojnijs 01 ji ji.nlj.nj SMI j cyiiy.i 01 y| AIJIJOIJ .IjOIII Jo ISMO III Juli) , hj .ij.ii ni.'j 01ji biiuoijs jmn buisooj.Mi Jo osodjnd « iy jo J jioijsijijofso sijiij.i .10,11011 01 j Jo () • jojiisooj j ’iiOtijry ajmI jum : ajdjojoos •a0.1.j A.niD.y : niojiisojd-ootn ‘snOo j A n ■ l ioj) isojd •i mjoj ong ,,jn lnlJ SM I J° ■soi iiji onnjo « iy Jth Hi •i-JOf A Dill SdS.Miy Mil III. I OIJJ JOOA ,x M •s.U)|)s. ri|w 110 ij uoui o . 1.11 y y.ny mu sbiiifoojyi .jjo.i 1 jo idsoij fiioijo MOUt JIIO y l lj SJJlIi IJI SlIjOIJ tJOJ.i Slip 'JOOIJOS « 1 p Of ,11110.1 OIJlII SOlllfOfllOSOjdOJ JOfUlSOIJ IjbllOJip jmo sjofidsoij of sfisiti i bnoiij 1 ■bnis.mil buijof no 111 jtofSOJOfiii o.io «iy.ii sjjili j.nj obof bni.i(j si yny. pozniulijo Ay.11. 11 sny; Jo osodjnd oij y jnj2 M op )Oup BIT AND SPUR CLUB Row I : P. IIaccoorn, J. McCleery. B. Koltz (ircjis.). I I llRSIIFIF.I.D, P. Paine, D. Aamot. B. Jankowski. K. Tiiolin. Row 2 D Mii.i.rR (see.). K. avis (vice-pros.). W. oi.UNGER. Missing: S. RoKUSEK (pres.). DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS Row I: N . Grimes. S. Daly. S. Peari man. Row 2 J. Dian, G. Gun . Sit and Club for a m a Club 11 orsus aru ll te common interest l i ’ sin dun Is of this club. I Ins year they have begun a scrapbiuth cimlaininfi pictures. drmcings. and in leresling information about carious types of horses. The 4 Inh holds its meetings on ihu firsl and thinl I nusdays of each month. I here is ihu possi hilil y lhal I hey may he aide Io hold their meet inf is in the erening in-. l year. I he only ret uiremenls for memhership are lit hare sincere appreciation of horses and to la he 11 pled fie upholding tin• slaiuhirds it I the clidt. I his years officers are Sandy Rtthnseh. presi dent ; Dttris Aamot. rice president; Diane stiller, secretary; and liar It Kollz, treasurer. he play's tin- thinfi ’ and this year was no exception with members of Drama ( Inh. Led by ils officers. Sue Daly, president: Xancy Grimes, rice president; Grelcltcn (mini, secretary: Indy Dian. treasurer: Sharlene Pearlman. point chair man. the • lab Innl a successful year. Alter completing a float for the Ilomecoming parade, members started to work on their firsl big project of the year. I his was the Aifihl Club sponsored annually by Drama ('Inh for the Gar niral. I his year’s Guilded Gage attracted many students and a ltills. I Itrei’ one at I plays, presented in April, gare students an opportunity to (lira ! their own plays. 66 ; A A 1« . RD Row I : S BrCNOAC.I . IV Mi vi ms (irons). ('. In ci.es (see.). A. Tea. Row 2: I). RlKSTAO. IV BliRTOTTI (vice - pros.). M. ClCH (pros.). K. I-M' CIU.E. Row 3: ( Si i a. ( ’. Mac Ki n ii;. R. l ien i man. LEADERS’ CLUB Center: M. Cicii. M. IVn. LACK. Semicircle, loft l liclil: S. Brundace. N. Wetmori . R. Roberts. I). Reksiad. B. Ml.YIKS, ( V Ow iNS. V. Graveski. K. Lauciii.i . M. Kehoe. R. Eiciicl- MAS, S. DeI.ROY. This June marked the end of one of (r.A.A. s most successful years, Beginning ihe fall aclirilies was llw speedball tournament ieon by Marilyn Pollack's senior team. Weather permitting. arch- ery and tennis practice was held twice a week. In the winter Sherron I'rancis freshman team won the bonding title. Other winter activi- ties were basketball and volleyball. I he double- elimination basketball tournament was won by Ailecn Pelinsky s senior team. A double elim inalion volleyball tournament was held after spring vacation. The spring sports program inebnh’d tennis and archery. Initiation of new members was held on I’ebruary 21 and approximately 16 girls were given membership pins after an informal and formal ceremony. The G.A.A dance, named Disneyland. was held on March 26 in the high school gym. Diving the program the G.A.A. cup was awarded to Kathy Lauclde. I'.ach year this award is given to the senior girl whose activities in this organiza lion have been most outstanding. Cj. A A. 70 Sighting the target S|tee ll all s«rimm.ige A , Bowling champs .’ precision jump Freshman relays Selling up a volley Practice f« r the big game A lesson in artificial respiration 71 h'Cluh V. A ST. £ ( )ne of the (fools ol every ambitious Downers (iron hoy is lo heroine a member of ihe “D ( hih. I his is on honorary Organization lo irhich every hoy heroines an automatic member upon earning a varsity teller in sports. I has. whether the hoy has the slender build ol ihe runner or ihe brawny build ol a loolhall plover, he still has the opportunity lo heroine a club member. The club membership as lar as age is con reined is usually dominated by juniors and seniors, but I his year there are freshmen and sophomores who hare proven themselves outstanding athletes. Ihe highlight of I) ('bibs activities is the annual I) ( lab dance which it sponsors ivilh the l}ep ('luh. lo be a member of the National Athletic Scholarship Society is an honor desired by every high school boy. yet achieved by few. I he society s pin is symbolic of the boy who has the agility of the athlete, tin ability o m Ic scholar, and who has gained the trust and affection of his friends and teachers. I’.ach boy who gains membership must have at (pared a major letter iu sports for the year, maintained at least a $ average in his studies, and be recommended to A.A.S.S. by his coaches and teachers. I hese are the boys who have proven that they will be the future leaders of the world, for they have trained and developed their minds and bodies to meet any obstacles ivhicb may affront them as they go out into the world. WTION AI ATI II I TIC SCI l( )l .ARSI III SOCIETY l o I T. Brown. I . Vix. J. Stal- I ARO. I. S'l I'WARTSoN. T. loilNSON. II Pravius. ('■• Fridley, T. Pruciia, B. Bristoi Row R C OOI . lll MMI R, B. De ( .1 MAN. I Vix. D. MaLLER. I SlINKOWSKI. R. VvBIRAI.. Row .5: R. I)l DAS. K. oRIYIN. I. ( 'ampbi ill Exner. H McLaugh i in I Wyi.i.ie. C. Wyman. I Swanson. Row I R (or . II Krause. B. Wr ni 11 R Baukoi.. G. Glcim. E. Ghuiii . I) Si IIUI.TY. S. PlNKSTAFI. 1) CLUB Row I I Swanson. J. Exner, II. PRA- VIUS. (• I RHU I Y. II PlETCII. G. SiMI Ai.il. B I ANI . I. McCuLI.AH. R •!': . I SI AI.I.ARI). Row R Yyiur.m.. Hummer. D. Bl I I I KIVI I lllK I). BoNOMINI. I Cami iii ii. B. DeGuzman. L. Wild. D.Bunum. I ’i R C ooi . Row I . Vix. I BrotiiiKiON. II. N|i I u i.hi in I . Brown. D. PanBK. ( i Yikoii , I Johnson, .1. StuWaRT- si N I KkeiioiCi.. I). Mai.ler. I Wyhii. Row I |) Lyrsi N. K Nordin. R Du- OAS. R Baikol, S. Pinkstait, B. WlOIII, '1 IlNNIRY. ( '• (oilM. I Ki S|| IV I RO$l I'. ( W M v Row I PllMII. K Kinowski. R. Pi i i in. I McKlrnan. II Krausi . D Simi , B. Barr, I. MriSF.R. B. I i.Mott. I I udwig. I Grubi Ut School Plaij CaAt Jim Anderson .....I )i k . ll rit lil. Cone Garlichs Margaret Anderson .....................Janel Slerc licllv Anderson ..............Iran Riddlesberger Kalliv Anderson .................I 'Jim linn kway Bud Anderson ...........................Bob I imme Janie...................................ludy Oian Ramona ............................ Palsy . irmr Patty................................Barbara Bo d Repair Man ............Phil Stephens. Ron Nullall Ralph............. I )i k I.arson. I lerh FJininger Mr. Brinkworth...............................Eldon Miller Officer Johnson .............................Clyde Mowers Buds Friend ............................loin Baer Mrs. Wembley............................Michaeleen Kiinmey Mrs. Jones ........................ ivian Pen e Mrs. W oolsey ........................Connie Seda Perkins ...............Grace Girard. Judy Roller One of l ie enjoyable erenls of 955 was the All School Way. I he hilarious comedy. bather Knows lies!, was performed on llie ereninfis of March 21 and 25. because of ihe limited number in the play the director. Aliss liarbara Dobben. chose two casts. I'.ach cast performed one niphl. I he audience rocked with lainjliler at the antics of the Anderson family and the play was one whit h irill long be remembered. I he success of bather Knows Host was flue to the excellent directing, fine cooperation of the casts, and the stafie crew under the direction of May to lieil. %aSebali £ccreA 1 )owners ( nove 2 Mainr 1 1 )o nrrs ( irovr 9 1 .a( raii{jr 2 1 )o nrrs ( irovr . - Arlinglon r 1 )o vnrrs ( novr 6 ( drnliard 1 1 )owners ( irovr — York J 1 )o vncrs ( «row 1 Mainr 1 )« vncrs ( «rove 6 1 ,a( irangr 2 1 )ownri's ( irovr 5 1 1 insdalr 7 1 )owners ( irovr. 0 R. B 0 1 )o vni rs ( irovr 1 1 linsdalr 0 1 )o vncrs ( irovr.. 9 ( drnbard 1 1 )o vncrs ( irovr Arlington 9 1 )o vnrrs ( irovr. 10 R. B. 9 1 )o m-i s ( no r 9 York I liltini! 11 • •' lari A Ih'.iIi11 swiiii Row I I Kl (’ll, I Sll XKOW'SKI. I III K, R BaUKuI . H W'llHIl, | Sill WMII Row 2: A. S III MAt lll k. I SoiLAOl I.. • (illlM. I). oRMAN. I M.U.I.I K. I IVtUI'IIA. I ClAKK Row S. I'aMIUKI (mill.). (• Soil Al.lt. I W'vi.lll, I) I MHOM (i.l|il I KkI llltll I . I W’l ISKOI'll B Baum. I) Bonomini. I) Sin.in (mfir ). Mm Wiiimav (umiIi). When the 93d baseball season began. be cause of a rough schedule, lillle hope iras held for a Conference lille. I here were no strong billers on llie leant and ntosl of the pitching chores were ex peeled lo be taken np by i sophomore. Ping Prucha. leant experience was eery limited as third baseman. Don I’.xlrom. was the only senior regular on the squad. As the season progressed, il urns evident lhal these boys, often calh'd the hitless wonders, were lo be considered a shorn pennant threat. On May 23. when Downers de feated ) orb by a score of J to 3. it nuts the climax of an almost phenomenal season, for the I rojans had not only won the Conference title, but were undefeated in Conference play I he season was full of many surprises, lor. because of timely center hillings, pitcher liing Prucha and I.arry Wyllie both finished the season with perfect records. I his could not hare been possible, though, without the strong support of the entire si uad. ( oach Wellman, by his outstanding coach ing and leadership ability, was the person most re sponsible for the team s remark-able development. Pei 'ause of their outstanding ball playing. Paubol. h.xlrom. Prucha. and W yllie were elected lo the W.S.C. All Conference team; Bonomini received honorable mention. B.mkol ln'liK o vioiinili i won lost 1 )o ners ( «rov« 1 J 0 Arlington 1 Iciylils 9 3 ork 9 3 - ( 6 8 1 .«i ( «ranHe 5 9 J 11 Riverside - Itrooldie Id J II Row Row Ro I I Miisiu. I '■In iim. Davis. I Myiihi J Mm Pappas, ( Miiiik. R. Dui as. S Faton, Mm. (ii i nun I I I.MMIN II M« I M l.Ill IN. ( i. VlKI-ll , IV I ) InilNSON . J. Myiiri . I Fusco. Bristol, k Ni mi in. W-q I.icing lirdllhlul ( hrislian. and cii'ir lines are the purposes of all I li ) members I lie highlight of the year teas the appointment of Sian I'.aton as a delegate to a world wide convention at Raris. proceeded by a tour ol linrope. A delega lion was sent to the I ninersily of (mod (lorern meat at Springlield. Illinois, where the hoys acquired a greater appreciation for the stale gov eminent by practicing its actual operation. Several boys are also sent each summer to a III } training cam ). Substantial support during the C'hristmas holidays was given by the III V to tu o needy families in the form of gifts ami food. . nother largi’ contribution was given to the world Youth I unit. Among the outstanding programs of the year were several sports nights, a basketball program, anil two interesting speakers: Doug Alonahan. (leneral Secretary lor the ) A' ( , . I’.vanslon: and Mr. I .ing. a ( hinese student from Singapore. yioncv for the various activities of the club tin s year ivas collected by the sale of hot dogs anil pop at football games, and the sales of tickets for the I rojan Roosters program. ( .iliini'l incflini! IiiiIiii lion owninj Waticnal Uchc - £ocietif Quill and Scroll The highest honor which can he bestowed upon a senior who has done oitlslandinf work on Cauldron or lligh Life is membership in Quill and Scroll. I'iee students from the lligh Life Hoard and six students from the ( auldron Staff were awarded this honor. In addition to « in the upper third of their graduating class these students showed outstanding ability in writing, editing, or business management. I hey were recommended by the advisor of their publication, and approved by the society s executive secretary. I he coveted ( mhl I orch I .mblem of the a lional I tonor Society uras presented to a group of deserving seniors. I he fatally chose from a list of seniors ranking in the upper third of the class, fifteen per cent trim h they believed to be most oulstatuling in scholarship, leadership. t haracler. and service to the school. I his honored reward signifies four years accomplishment and hard work, but most of all it denotes the satifaction ami joy of school service. I'rom these deserving seniors will come the future leaders of our communities and country. QUILL AND SCROLL Row I: J. Ki.y. I . Fry. C. Tom v. M. Coyne. F. Salli mi. Row 2: P. Connor, E. St. Clair. J. Banton. K. Noroin. IV Mey- ers. IV Schmidt. NATK)NAI. 11 )R S( II H Row I: B. Freed. I. I'jdcell. I Smysor. B Meyers. C. McEi. roy. P. Gardner. P. Giles. II. McLaughlin. M. Cicii Row 2: S. King. R. Eicheeman. L. Rossiti r. P. Tea. I St. Cl.AIR. N WlTMORE. I Will IINBACII. C. BOUCEK. C. Koi I nik. N. Hummer. Row 3 I. Staleard. T Brown. J. Stewartson. I). Pani k. T. Johnson. II McI.ahoiii.in. J. Swanson. P. Vix. K. Nordin. Row I I) Wort ii. M .......... F. Saleemi. M. Coyne. S Wal- ker. M. Kreghoit. J. Erickson. R. Roberts. P. E y. I. Johnson Row j: I). Hiinisger. S. Daev. K. Lauchee. G. Sanders. R Dedas. I). Diet .. IV Wedei.i.. I.. W Y L I. I E. R. B A E K O L. P. Barnis, R. Good. ■ewe I li' ivrnl I 1 Sni.il servin' in million A li.il' onv view ut Mint;-I ii s liiilr.iw.iv Ivpii.il i.ihinet meeting li l -vmi si iii romance ( li.iim ( lull | l.in« lti - style show If- JeeHJ Row I: S. PlARLMAN. ('■. ( JOLLAN I’ CoNNOR (||IM ). S. S. NI I KS ( v -i . ). V. Will (VllOpfCS.). I.. Rossi iir (pres.). I . Moi.i Miss Trunk Row '2 K Kl AST. ('. RlOIII I SHI KOI R. V. PenCI . li MtVI.RS. I Pl' I NAM. ( oVAK. P I lo VI I.I.S. M. Pol EACH. I'.very freshman fiirl is assigned a Big Sister. an older Y-leens member, trlio helps her find an interest in school activities. Big and little sisters (jot acquainted at a picnic held at (tilberl Park. At the Big and Little Sister I ea they learned the purposes and activities of Y I eens. In the fall new memhres were initiated at a candle light service. Y I eens captured third prize with their float in the I lomecoming Parade. Ming Iu s Hideaway was the name of the annual Y I eens dance presented in I'ehruary. In the spring, new officers were introduced and awards were given to outstanding members at the Mother Daughter I ea. Because of the iride variety of interests. Y I eens. under the guidance of Miss I'ronk. is di virled into three hobby groups. In the spring, ('harm C'lub presented their style show. Social Service gave baskets of load to needy families at I hanksgiving and Christmas. Members of I ravel Club visited various places and events dur ing the year. 79 I Ite Downers Grove I racksters slot ted o fill to inditor season by coppinq second place in a tri tneel iritli (ilenbard anil Maine. I Iten. after los itifl Io I.. I. and York. the h •am went on to defeat llinsdale and Xaperville. I be Oak Rark Relays and tin• Xaperrille Relays closed the season. Raced by tri captains I red {antes, Ben Roteell anil (den Rotrell. the I rojans bail a sue cessful outdoor campaign. After defeatinq Ar linqlon I leiqltls. Downers captured second in the ('ounly Meet. In the R. B. Relays. Downers placed fourth, while in the llinsdale Relays Alc l.auqldin. IenGate. Virqil, ami Suchontel set a Track Tip and Oiler iicir hiqh juntpinq record of 21 feel W inches. After defealinq llinsdale in a dual meet. Downers finished the season by placinq sixth in the Confer- ence Meet, which teas won by the state champion I.a Granqe team. A number of brash Soph boys showed prom isinq talent for the cominq year. Row I II I HNiM.iH. V. Sumo. II Itacii. D. Buniim.. K avis. M McCoi.m'm. I. Myiier, I Myiicr. I. Van Si.vki . Row 2 S. I .srosito. IV («no. R Dimas, h I'own i I I i mu. A Siiiako. IV Ki kr. I). McNamm Row V ( Mil 11 r IV Bisii, I Mii.i.i r. I IIoi.mis. I) ( •ii niimr. (I. I'ii iii i r. (’. Suciiomi I. II. Krausi:. I) Hanson, II Mel -VI'MIII IN Row I II I'ravius. IV Tati. D. Sciioi nbaitii r. II I’i i roi. T. M« Kirs vs. I. Wirnism. (’ . Yiri.ii W. Il s(’.MI I I.UIIWIi;. I). Will IIRI 1. I . CoKKIRY. R. C l.l NDINIS .. S. StIOI.1 ITNIR. Row 1 I I'.MTSIS. ( I Bl VI R. I I ..VIKAI I . K | RI IN. .1. I KRIS. I. l.l Ms. I). W’l IsS. D. Al-BKH.lir. I IVvrnis. II. Stanton. I ( •ri hi. (iinkus. Row ( Mr. SlAIII. ( 0.0 III I) I.ARSON, K Kinoxvski (lllfil.), I Miisih, B Bristol, I. Scani.on. K AuBlk’iion. I I.ii.ir. I. Brown. (■ I asim.rm. I. Riiiiy, (• I'ovvi 1.1.. IV DiXiiv.man. Mr Rihiu.i sbi ki.i r ( m«Ii). GOLF SQUAD IV BaRNIIARI. ''I Wll.I.IAMS. I S'VANSON. I O’BvRNI . I («RAW. ( i I 1(11)11 V. I. ( AMI’hl I I TENNIS SQUAD Row I: R. ('. K n. B. Poi. D. Pm- ii AR. E. Gari.ichs. .1. LcRoy. I. . Connor. Row 2: S. PlNKSTAFF. I. McClICS- NKY. J. StKWARTSON. I . PaNI K. J. Kubla. Mr. Ra v :rs. V« ‘« °1 JehhiJ I he opening of the golf season found llie team in a eery precarious situation: the race for the President s I ropliy had heen extremely close and the fate of D.G.II.S. depended upon the spring sports, especially golf and tennis. Hut sparked by such veterans as foltn Grow. fon Sivanson, Gary Lritlley. and Hill Barnhart, and under the guidance of ( bach Garslens. everyone was sure that the golf squad would prove them selves capable representatives of Downers Grove. Last years golf season wasn I as success fid as had been expected hut this year s team had the drive anti the spirit coupled with the ability neces sary for a successful golf team. In his first year at D.G.II.S., Mr. Arthur Rowers replaced Mr. Garslens os head tennis coach Of the approximately thirty boys who re ported for the first practice, many had previous ex- perience and four were letter winners from last year. These were lorn Johnson. Steve Pinkslaff, Dave Panel:, anti ferry Stewartson. Post from last year s stpiatl were I om Rolantlo anti Rip Rip ley who won the conference tloubles champion ship. yir. Rowers expected « very successful season with I om Johnson providing the punch in the singles department. lorn hatl spent part of the previous summer taking tennis lessons. I he I'rosli Soph stpiatl was loti by such boys as Bill Poe. Larry Kubala anti l.arry Connor. 81 The mS pettier CtaAA I) M. i.1.1 k (see.). A Tr a (vice-pros.). R Di'o.xs (ireas.). R. Baukoi. (pies.). s lie year comes lo an end. wo. the seniors, can look back on a rery active and oulstaiulinfi year. I lie class of ) ) displayed ils leadership and willingness lo work hy lie success of ils I Ionic coming this fall. Another of the successful senior projects was llie hake Sale, held al Baughman s showroom. ('lass meetintis were held al carious times dnririfi the year. I '.lections were held in December, and afiain this class showed ils cooperative spirit hy Ihe fine way Ihe convention and election were carried out. Ron Baukol was elected president: Aileen lea. vice-president: Dace Mailer, secre I ary; and Ron Dtulas. treasurer. I liroufihout the year, the seniors pace much of their time to the carious dances and activities, hut their most important dance was the Prom, held May 6. a I Medi nah Country Club. I his year, for the first time, our annual Prom was given hy the Senior class alone. This has been a year which will always he remembered by the ('lass of ’55. jjh Oletncrij ... ( )ne of the sailtler notes in thr past year came with the passinfi of Helm- Henson, a member of inn- class of 9 )1. Hele mas a friend to many students and teachers alihe. and his nntinudy death left a vacancy which cannot he filled. Pi:ri R Benson h. A. Leadership, dependability, honesty, and serv- ice are the qualities upon u’hicli the annual I).A.It. award is based. I’.ach sprinq this hiqh honor is bestmved upon llw senior girl voted most outstanding in these attributes. Each member of the graduating class elects a candidate for this honor. I he names of the three highest nominees are then turned over to it faiully for the final decision. Holly Ciardner. Ruth L.ichelman. anil Aileen I ea received the distinction of being considered in the final vole. Holly was the ultimate winner. R. Ijciiii.man I . Gardner P. Tea I) Anderson I Asi un S. Asm k I III .MTV I I 1 III l(l l I III HI.I K I V III ACK Y III IHKIU .. Atkins l IIxmm J. Han-ton K- BoRG '. Horn k VV. Boyd I . Brady I Bray 7he 955 pettier I . Barnes I . Bakni s W. Barr I Bkdi.ik I Util AVI K V. Uni I tINI.IIAM I Brotiiikton T. IIkown ClaAA K Baiiman K. BaI KOI. I III MIS I III Ni l I) Binitnc; I' ( a'11 111 I I K ( Mil s N R. Cl I ADA DAWN ANI )KRS( )N (i.A.A. 1.2: V IV, ns 1.2. JOLI.NL ASI.I IN: Carnival 5. I; ( lini, Dul b I )rama C I« I I, 2. 5. I: ( « A A 1.2. 5. 1; ( icrman Club 2. 5; Pep Club I. I V rcens I. 2. ). I. SHIRLEY ASI IKK: Hinsdale High S bool 1.2. b LEON RI) ATKINS .V.A 2: arnival I; Slat , Crew b RONALD BANIKE: Proviso Hitjli School I: Stage ( rew 2. b I MLS BAN TON: ( auldron Si,ill Associate Editor: I )el al, 2. 5; Ili V 1 I.alii. ( lub I. 2: Math Club I Pres. I: Pep ( Iuli I; Ouill and Scroll: Service C Iuli I: Si.... and ( in ( lul, I PI I I R B Iv NI S ( auldron Stall: ( loss C oimlrx 2. I; I ren, Ii C lull 1.2: I I it'll I ile Stall 2 5; Mall. Club I: I rack 1.2. b PI III I IP BARNI S folin Marshall High School: N.ii I I lonor So, BIU BARR: Baseball I, 1; Baskelb.dI I; I) ( lull I, I; I oolball I Mendel Catboli, Hit'll Sc hool I 2: Pep ( lub I. KAREN BATI MW Biology Club 2: Carnival b 4: C ommercial C lub b I: Drama C lub I. 2. b (J.A.A. I. 2; Library ( lub 4: Feens I. 2. . I. RONALD BAI KOI Band I. 2. 3. 4: Treas. 3: Basketball I. 2. I I ( ( ,,.i I: Baseball 1.2. 3.4 C arnival 2. I: C lass Pres. I: Cross C otinlry I: D Club 2. b I II. V I. 2. 5. I. Pres 2: Ili V Cabinet 2 I; Latin C lub 2. 5. Pres 2: Math C lub I; N.ii I I lonor So, Orchestra I Pep C lub -I: Student Council I I: Senior Play. JC )I.ANTA BEALES: ( i .. . I. 2: Library Club 4: Service Club 1: Y- reens I. 2 4 IOANNE B1 TTY: Biology C lub L C arnival I: C linic I. C ,. .A I. 2: Library Club b P. p C lub I DONALD BI.LI.ERIVE: 2 I Basketball I Biology ( Iub2;( ross Country 1.2,1) Club b I; Frock 1,2: Wrestling ; 1. DEI N( )BI R .1 R I)()l l .1 SBI ( K S'! Baseball 3: I Ii V I. 2: Mali. Club 2. Wll.l I M BLOCKER: Baseball I. Mgr.: Stage Crew I: Wrestling J. KENNETH BORG. CAROLYN BOUCLK: A Cappella 1: B A Cappella 3: Carnival {, I: Cbm I .eader I. 2. I: Commercial Club 3: Drama Club 1.2. 3: G.A.A. I 2. 3. I: Nat I Honor Soc.; Pop C lub 1. 2. 3. I; 'I Feens 1.2. 3. 4. WILLIAM BOYD: An C lub I. 2. Treas. 2: B A C appella I: Biology ( lub 3: ( arnival I: Pep Club I: Service Club I: Spanish C lub 3. Treas. 3. PAIL BRADY: Senior Play I: Car nival 4: German ( lub I. 2; Stage C rew 3: I ennis 3. DANIEI BRAY: Biology ( lul 2. ( ID'S ( Dllll try I. 2: I)' Club 2: Stage Crew 3 l()ll BRDLIK: Stage Crew L Track 2. I JOHN BREWER. VIRGINIA BRITTINGHAM. FRANCIS BROTHERTON: A.V A I: Basket ball 1.2. 3. 4. Co-C apt. 4: Biology C lub 2: Car- nival 3: DC lub 3. 4: Football I. 2. 3. 4: I li-Y 1. 2: I li Cabinet I. 2: Malli Club I: Service C lub 4: Stage Crew 4: Student C ouncil I. 2. 3: I .... L I. 2. THOMAS BROWN: Cappella 3. I: B A ( appella 2: ( arnival I: D ( lub 2. 5. 4; I'oolball I 2: Nat I Honor Soi .: al I Scbol. Alb. Soc. 3. I: Servite C lub 3. I; Student C ouncil 2: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Senior Play. I REDRIC Bl ( d'.: Biology C lub 3: Latin C lub I. 2: Span isb C lub I. 2: Student C mini il I DONALD Bl JNTINC A Y.A. L Basketball Manager I. 2. 3. I; Carnival 3. 4; l)( lub 12. 3. I. I'oolball I. 2. Manager 3. I: Hi A 1. 2: Service C lub I: Stage Crew 1.2. 3. I: Track I. 3. Manager I RICHARD ( MPBELL: Biology Club 2: French Club 3 I KENNETH CARLSON: lb Y J: Wrestling 3 ROBERT CHADA: I rack 2. 85 CARMEN C IIIAPPI I TA: Baseball I Carnival ■I: Cioll 3. I; Ili Y 3. I; Slage ( rcw I. 3: Stamp and Coin Club I. 2. CATHERINE CHI.I PSA. MARY ETTA CIC II: Drama Club I; G.A.A. I. 2. I. I. Financial ( li 3. President I. Leaders C lull 1. I: Nal I I lunor Su .: Pep ( lull 1.2: Servite C lull 3. I; V rcens 1.2. 5. I JERAl DCLARK: Basket ball 1.2. I: Baseball 2. I; Biology ( lull 2: ( arnival 3; I Yp ( Iuli I: Servir e ( lull ). 4: Student ( mini il I DONALD Ml R A A A I: I )cbatc 1: Spanish Club I: brack 2. RON AI .1) Cl I Nl ) I :NIN( . ('appella 3. I: B A ( .. IL. 2: Car nival V I: I ) ( lub 2. V I; Football I 2. V I: Track 1.2. V I. SUSAN COLVIN: All s bool Play Cast 2; Drama Club 2. 3: G.A.A 2. V Fu- ture Nurses I President: Latin ( lub 2. V Y Irens 2. V Ml. Si. Mary Academy I PA TRICIA CON N( K' appella I: ' auldron I: I )rama lub I. 2; I I I: G.A.A 1:1 ligh Life Board V Stall 2. Y Sludenl ( ouncil I: I rojan Stall 1. 2: Y?-Teens I. 2. V I: Y I cens C abinel 2. 3. I. I reasurer 1: Quill and Scroll. JEAN MARIE COOPER: Pep Club I: Service Club 2. V CAROLYN CORY: Cap pella I; 13 Cappella 3: Biology Club 2: Com- mercial C lub I. I; Spanish ( lub 2: Y 1 eens 4. MARY ( ( )Y l : Biology 3 lub 2. I)rama ( lub I. 2. 3: I . T.A. 3. I: G.A.A. 1.2. 3.1: French Club 2.3. i «• Pres. 3: I ligh l .ilc Board sst. Ed.-I: Library ( lub I. Nal I I lunor Sot Quill and Scroll; Y Teens 1.2. 3 SANDR CR NI G.A.A. 1. 2. 3 . Y Teens I. 2. 3 ULLYSSES Cl IRRY: Track 3. SI NNI I I Y ll S (linol Play 2: Biology ( lub 2. Drama 3 lub I. 2. 3. I. Pres. I. I T.A. 4; (• I. N.ii I I l.moi So Student ( ouncil 2; Y Icens I. 2. 3. I; Trench C lub 2. 3. CON STANCE DARN TON B A Cappella : Bi- ology Club 2: G.A.A I 2: Y Teens I R()NAI.D DAVIDSON Football I NANCY DAVIES: 8(3 ( HI.M’I'I I I A III l l'S, M I (Ml. I ( I AHK I) (MAH I Dll.I.AVON I I 11 I INI.HAM li. I ) •! UK R. ( I I NIH NINIi S. ( HI A IN I ’ ( UNMIK I M ( IMil'l K C ( IIKV I ) DiiNNI l.l A I I )|(INKA ’A Ilk It. I )l!I AS M. ( iiA'NI. S. Cranf. I ( I KKV S. Da. v (’ I )arnton ( . I )l I IIK N. Duncan It. Dr KAY R. Davidson V Davii s II Dl ( il MAN S Dll AROV I) Dll I I' DiKsr I . I ll (i I !doy Ike ms pettier ClaAA biology C lul) 2: Cline Duly 3. I: O.A.A I: Sin «Ioni Council I: 'l - I cons I. 2. 3. I: VI cons Cabi- net 2. 5: I.. Nurses I. BERNARDO DE C 'I XAIAN: ( ross C ounlry 1. 2. }. 4: D Club 2. . I: ! li-Y 5: Nat I Si Iml. Ath. So . 2. 3. I: I ra k 2. 3. 4: Senior Play I. SANDRA DELAROY: bi ologv C lul) 2: C arnival 2. 3: Drama Club 2. 3. I: Leaders Club 1. I; Math Club I: Pep Club I. I. I: Y reens I. b I . DAVID Dll I Cappella 3. •I: biology Club 4: ( amera Club 2. 3. I. Pres. 2: Carnival I. 2. 3. 4: Cauldron Staff I: Debate 2. 3: Drama Club I: I li-Y 2: Nat I Honor See.: Service ( lub 4; l.alin C lub I: Spanish C lub 2. 3. LAW- RENCE DILI .AVON: Si. Marys Cathedral. In- dianapolis. bul.. 2. JL’DY DILLINGHAM: A C appella -I: 13 A Cappella 3: Carnival 4: Library Club 4: Y Teens 1.2. RONALD DOERR: Fool ball 2. DANIEL DONNELLY: Band I. 2. 3: basketball I; Camera Club I: Carnival 1. 2. 3. 4: JACK DRINKWATER: basketball I 2. 3. I: baseball I. 2: biology C lub 2: Carnival 2. 3: I) Club 2. 3. I: Football I. 2. 3. 4. RONALD Dl DAS: biology C lub 2: C arnival I: C lass I reas. I: I) Club 3. -I: Debate 3. 4; I'oolball I. 2. 3. I: Hi Y I. 2. 3. 4: I li-Y Cabinet 3. I. Pres. I: Math Club I: Nat I I I. So Nat I S liol. Atll. S « I: Pep Club 4: I rack I. 2, 3. I: Latin C lub I. 2. Pres. 2. OWLN 1)1 l.l IR: C ross C ountry 2: Library Club 2. 3. NANCY JO Dl’NCAN: biology Club 2: Drama Club I. 2. 3. I; FT.A. 3. I; Y reens I. 2. 3. I Spanish ( lub 2. 5. I R()SE MARY Dl RAY: Spanish Club 2 3. PHYI LIS Dl’RST. PATRICIA FI3Y A Cappella 3 I: biology C lub 3: C arnival 2. 3. I: Drama C lub I 2. 3: O.A.A. I. 2. 3. I: High l ib- board I: Nal l Honor So .; Y-leens I. 2. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll: Latin Club I. 2. GEORGE EDDY: A Cappel- la 3.4: 13 A Cappella 2: biology Club 3: I li-Y I. 2: Spanish C lub 1. 2. 87 J. I IX.I l.l. 1 ) I jlNINGF.R lif I K ill I.MAN S I I I I I WOOD ( I If.VNKI.IN Iv I ran . 7he 9SS N'i™ £ehicr Cl a A A I) I -INI. IK li. I .1.1 l« l I •I......11 13 I Itll l I’. ( iAUDNI R I ’ ( ivKDNI If I' G.NRI.ICHS If. ( •anvrii.uk I. I RICKSON M l srosiro • I.WAI.D S. ( i iirk; I ( 1 NIII I If. ( • ! If 15 ill KSCII r (in.is I I aI I IIAHI If I ) I I Rl.l SON I' Fit7.oi:rai.d I ). ( •l-ASTI-TTI R G. Gleim L. (il l I II K Iv. Good G. MIRtCKI JOYCE KDGI.I I . A Cappella 1; Carnival 2. 3. 4; Nat I Honor Soc.; ) I «■«•ns I. 2. 3. 4: Y- I «•«•ns C .illinet: Senior Play i. ni.Mis i.iininceR: A ( appella I, 4; Hand I. 2. J. I: Biologv ( lub 3: C arnival I. 3. 4: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. -I: Nat I Honor Soc.; Orchestra 1. 2. 3,4; Lccns I. 2. I. 1: Latin (lull I. 2. Rl III EICHEl M N: Cappella I. 4: Biology ( lnl 5: ( arnival 2. I. 4: C auldron I; ( Iiimt Leader I; Drama Club 1.2. 3. 4; O.A.A. I. 2. I. I: G.A.A. Board 2.4; I .caders ( lob 3. I: Nat I Honor So ; Pep ( lull 1. 2. 3.4; SeiviieC lull I; Sl«id« nl Council 2; I «•«•ns I. 2. 3. 4; V I «•«•ns Cahim-I 4; Latin C lub I. 2. 3. Pr« s. I. 2. S«‘ -. .3. DAVID I.ISLKR: A A .A 1.2. 3. Pr« s. 3; Drama ( lob I. 2 ROBLR I I I LIO I I A Cappella 4: B A C appella 3; ( arnival 2: Baslo-th.dl I. 2. 3. 4; Biology ( lob 2: D ( bib 3. 4; I ootball 2. 3. 4. SANDRA ELLIOT: 13 A Cappella 3; I• illnr« Nurses 4; Kalamazoo Central High School. Kalama oo. Mi b.. I. 2. JOAN I'.RICK SON; All S bool Play 1: 13 A C appella 4: Carnival 2. I; Drama ( lub 1. 2: ( .A.A. I. 2: Nat I I lonor So ’.: Pep C lub I. 2. 4: Service Club 4; 4 - I «•«•ns I, 2. 4; Senior Ploy I; I otin Club 1. 2; I lib- bing I ligh S« bool, I libbing. Minn. MADELINE ESPOSITO: Biology 3 bill 1. ( arnival 3. 4; Drama Club 2; O.A.A. I. 2; Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4: S« rvi« « ( lub 3; V I «■«•ns I. 2. 3. GERALDINE 1 1.1) 13 A C appella I; C ommercial Club 3; Spanish ( lub 2: S« ni« r Play; Art Club 3: I lar- rison High S bool I I I WOOD I At I.HABER: Baseball 3; Track I DONALD FERGUSON: (•« 11 3; ( «-iili.il I ligb School. Austin Minnesota. I. 2 PA1 Rl( I FITZC JERAI D: Carnival 2. 3. 4; ( ommeui.il ( lub 3; I «•«•! % I. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. SHIRLEY FLEETWOOD: O.A.A. L S«Tvi «• ( lub 3; 'l I «•«•ns C abinel I. C I.IITORD I R ANKI IN I ibrarv C lub 2: S« r ! «• C lub I. 2. ; R 131 Iv I I Iv N Biology Club 3: Debate 1; German C lub 3. GERALD FRAUS. KATH- LEEN FR Wl EY: Band I. 2. 3. I; Biology Club 2; ( oinincK ial Club 3; G.A.A. 1.2. 3. I; S - I eens 88 68 7 ‘I V A V in ) im(X) :i 10 z v'u± i i s!|,M a 7 'mt !su(| ' !A I 7 7 7 |! ‘| IS :l T'D'Kl i j r ,os rvs 'i' 11 : ,os i i,i I I 7 A Ml I I Xir? P0 J 7 7 7 M'MO ..(I.. I |u. | ;s. j(| ssp, ) :j ||-mIcIiq y }| . | 'M| '‘ ”0 V (IOOO Il«l l M 7 'I VVO 7 M'M.) |°PJ0UI • Vi Bii ddBov oi.. 1:1.11:1 io.wvsmoi 7 i°°m s m mi u,oi n)l,n : | . i j, j 7 M'MO Ms!,,BdS 7 M'MO dVI I 0S 'MV |°M 'S M«N I A MI I 7 M'MO ..Cl.. 7 7 7 H' PSH9 :i .?|| Ki i.r) v :i m: ho 30HOHO 71 s,m i a 1 mmd bw,bjci : i:ijj.:i±svio smoci I 7 7 M'M.) Ms u®dS I 5 7 I SU0DJ A 7 'I ui'foj 1 : |i. 11110 j |ti. | ii|vs' :j. 11111 j : m,S jwmoH O'W 'V 7 7 1 YV.) :f 7 1 MnIO «?u.iu(| 7 M'MO ,JV :S37IO XVcl I ( 7 1 SU M. A :l M'MO d,M : 7 7 VVO H0SN3I0 A I 11 A39 I 7 uM,saJA I ’°S M V TPS I7°N I A M I I 7 7 ||« |i°°.| 7. • iBM Cl 7 MnIO ..Cl.. 7HS uojpjnoj 7 .,!•! ) A 0|0I , | 70 (| | IIOI l 7 |! 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IOHN GRAW: GoII I IRC I IA ( iRAYI .SKI: ( arnival 2. 5, 1. Drama C iul 1. 2. ); ( i.A.A. 1.2. 3. 4: I .cadcrs C lul -I: Pep ( ImI) I. 2. 3. -I: Service ( Inl I; I ceris I. 2. 5. 4: 'i Teens Cabinet I RICHARD HALL. Mi l.()l )l ;i; IIANKINSOX: Biology Club 3: C arnival I, I: Drama C lull 1.2, I. I: Pep C lull 1. 2. I. I; Service ( lull 2. I: I «•«•ns I. 2. 3. 4: German C lub 2. 5. Virc-IVsklcnl 5. YVII.I.IAM IIATTAN: Parker 11 it'll School I 2. KARI IIAlKi: Ail ( lull 2: Biology ( Iuli b I rack 3: W resiling I; « rman ( lull 2: Chicago «national High School I. ROSL MARII 11A i: AR lb ology ( Iuli I; Drama ( Iuli I; G.A.A. I. 2. I. -I: Y Teens 1.2. 3. I Ml WRICK 11 AYES: Carnival I. 2; Debale 3: Drama ( lull I: Sludent ( ouncil 2: I rack I: Valley Regional High School 1.2. RICH- ARD HEATH. DONNA HENNING: Biology C lub 2: Commercial C lub 3: Drama Club 2. .3: IVp Club I. 2. .3. I: Service Club2. 3. I: Student Coun- cil I: Y Icens I. 2. 3. SHIRLEY HENNING: Naperville High School 2: Pep ( lub I. 3. 4; Y- rcens I Dl NE INI I ARD: Cauldron Staff; High Life Board 3. RAY IIINCHMAN: Biology ( lub 2: ( «erinan Club 2. 3: Service Club 4: Slamp and Coin Club I 2. DAI I I IOCHI.I-UTNER. BI I I Y HOLEHAN: Mall. Club I. BARBARA I IOI.LIA : Ail ( lub I; Biology Club 2: Corn- menial ( lub 3; Drama Club I: High Life Staff 4: 00 7'he 955 ( il'AIIAM ( i. in MI AM I ( ill AW V ( '.RAVI SKI IMIa. T. I Ini Ml n K I Iowa in I ll MM I I £ehicr ClaAA M IIankinson IIaiian K Mai i. R. M I I AVI N Alt M Mavis Ml MMIK I I MAIN I I Iacki.in l I ll Mil I) I li.NNINC S III NNIKG I ) I lll.I.AKII k I IlNCIIM AN C. Il NKI'. F. 11 HAS I Ini IN SON 1 ). I InCIII.IXTNI R IV I loi.CIIAN I ■ Holley V Mol.MIS I Holmes I.Johnson W. Johnson W. Jones Pop Club 1: Spanish Club 2. 3: Y-Teens I. 4. NORA HOLMES: G.A.A. 1.2. 1. 4: Y-Teens 1. PHYLLIS HOLMES: A Capp«lla I: IV A Cappolla 3: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 3: Car nival 1.2. 1: ( . A Y 1.2. 1.4: Orchestra 1.2. 1.4: Y-Teens 1.2. 3. 4. TOM HOLMES: Camera Club 3. 4; Cross Counlrv 2. 3. 4: I li-Y 3. 4: Latin Club 1. 2: Track 2. 3. 4. RUTH HOWARD: Biology Club 2: Orchestra 1: Y-Teens I. 2. NANCY III JMMER: IV A Capp.Ha V Carnival I. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Nat l Honor Soc.: Pop Club 4: Sorvico Club 4: Student Council 4: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4. NED HUMMER: Biology Club 2: Car- nival 1. 2. 3. 4: D Club V 4: Math Club; Nat I Alb. Scbol. Soc. 4: Student Council 3: Tennis 2. 3: Track 4. FREDERICK IRVINE: Hi Y I. 2: Stamp and Coin Club 4. I.I.OYD IACKI.IN Hi Y I. 2. I. 4; Hi-Y Cabinet 2. 1. I. Sec. 2. Cl W ENCE JENKE: Biology Club 2: Track I. FRANK IERAS: Library Club I: Latin Club V. St. Mel II. S. I. 2. LOUISE JOHNSON: A Cappolla 4: B” A Cappolla 3: Commercial Club 3: F. I .A. 3. 4: Nat I Honor Soc.: Pop Club 3. 4- Service C lub 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: I rojan Staff 2: Y-Teens 1.2. 3. 4 TOM JOHNSON : A Cappolla 3. 4; B A Cappolla 2: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Car- nival 3. 4: D Club 3. 4: Debate 2: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-Capt. 4: Hi-Y 2: Nat l Honor Soc.: Nat I Ath. Scbol. Soc. 3. 4: lennis2. 3. 4. WILLIS lOHNSON: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 1. 2. W YNI . J( )NI .S VI Ike ms ( loRt.l SSI N K Ki . ST ''I Kl HOI: |{. Knowula S. k..N| | If A. KoNI RSI I Kov AK Is Kim INS Renter ClaAA I) Ki mu i v • Ki I I I R ( «. Kl.l I I K I koRNRI MPI ( Kouinik I .. Kraoss I K ifi huh i. 11. Kwiv«. I Ki v I) Kh i M Kimmi v I). Kriirik M Ki:i .iioii I ! Knoi M Ki i in Ki i is S Kino K Kinowski M A KnK KRI IIM V. Ki r I Ki I I'M R li. I .SIRI Is' I.AM. L. Lang ( Aim jorglnslv c oinnn-iii.il C lnl I; S | . 11 i s 11 ( lnl 2. b KAY l l. AS I : Ari C Ini I; Drama Cl.il I. 2: (bA.A. I . 2. b I: Latin ( 1111 I. 2. b ( )llii or I; Senior Play I: Slu il« nl ( oinn il I. 2. b I rojan Si.ill 2: 4 Irons I. 2. I. Y Teens Cabinet I MARY KEH 1 ( ... ni al 2, 5. I; ( aublron Stall: Drama Club I. 2. b ■ 1.2 I. I; Latin ( Ini' 1,2,3; I carters ( Ini . I. ..i I I lonor S .; ()n In-si i a I. 2. . I. Pep ( Ini I, 2. . Student C oinnil I: 'l Irons I. 2. I, 4; ( barm ( Ini ( abinct I. I)ARI.ENE kl I I I I LEY: ( ommer ial ( lub 5. I: . «I Staff ), I: Y Irons 1.2, 3. I. C'.LORI A kl I I Ik: A ( a | | • -11. i I; Biology ( lui. b ( arnival 2. I, I: ( auldron Staff I: Drama ( lui 1.2. b French ( lui b I. Sri liras I: ( i. A.A. 1. 2. b I. Latin CI..I, I. 2: Mall. Club I Pop Club I. 2. b I: Y Irons I. 2. b 4. C E()R('.IANA kl.l Il k G.A.A 1.2.3.4: Pep Club I. Y Icens I NICE KEY: A ( apprlla 5. 4: Biology ( lub b Carnival 1. b I: Drama Club 1. 2: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: High l.ifr Boanl I: Library C lub b Shulrn! C ouncil b Ouill ami Scroll: 'l Irons I. 2. 3. I. DIANE KIDD ( appella . I; ( arnival 2 b 4; Com- mrrrial ( lub b Drama ( lub I. 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2. b I ligli l.ilr I; Pop Club 1.2. 3. 4: Stiulont Conn il b Irras.; 'I loons I. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 2. Sec. MIC 11 All I IN KIMMEY: ll School Play ( as| I; Biology C lub 2: Carnival I: Debate 2: Drama C lub I. 2. 3. ioo-PrcsicIcnl 3: Futuro Nurses ( lub I. Service ( lub I SI I. kl ( ■: ( apprlla b I. Biology C lub I; ( ornival b I; C om mrrrial ( lub b Drama C lub I. 2. 3: I. I.A. 3. 4: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Nat I I lonor So..; Pep ( lub I. 2. b I. I roasurer 2: Service C lub 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. b Secrrtary b Y Irons I. 2. 3. 4. KENNETH KINOWSKI: I) Club I: Track b MARY ANN KNICKRKIIM: Biology Club b Carnival I. I: I )rama C lub 1.2. b ( . A. A. 1.2. b I; C'iorman 92 Clul 2. 3: Pep C Ini) 3: Stage C rew I. I: Y- I eens 1.2. 3.4. ROBERT KNOWLES: Wrestling 5. SANDRA KONDER: ( auldron Staff 4: Drama Club 4; Y-Teens 3. 4: Sacred Heart I. 2. AR I.I.NT. KO.NTRS I : ( arnival I: ( linic 4: C om mercial Club 3: Drama C lub 3. 4: Pep C lub 4: Trojan Staff 2: Y Teens I. 2. 3. 4. ELIZABETH KON .AK: Biology Club 2: - I eens 2. 3: Library Aid 4. RICHARD KOONS. JOHN KORN RUMPF: A Cappella 3. 4: I li-Y 2. 3. 4. CAROI KOI I.NIK: A Cappella 3. 4: Biology Club 2: Carnival I. 3. 4; Cauldron Staff 4: Commercial Club 3: Drama Club 3: O.A.A. I: Natl Honor Soc.: Pep C lub 3. 4: Senior Play Cast; Student Council 4: Y-Teens I. 2. 3. 4. ELEANORE KRAI SS: German Club I. 2: Spanish Club 3. JOHN KREHRIEL: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Base ball 3. I: Biology C lub 2: C arnival 3: I ) C lub I: I’ootball 1.2. 3.4: I li 'l 1.2: Malli Club I; Service Club 4: Stage C rew I: I rack I. 2. HLLEN KRINO: G.A.A. 2: I'.T.A. 2. Vice Pres.: Ilins l«de I ligli School I: Springlield High School 2. 3 DEANNA KROPIK: B A Cappella 3: Y-Teens 1 MERRY KRlJGH( FF: Carnival I. Drama C lub 1.2. 3: ( i.A.A. 1.2. 3. I: Nat I I ionor Soc.: Service Club 4: Y-1 eens I. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I. 2. Co President. EDWARD KOCH: Baseball I. 2. 3: Carnival I. 2: D” Club 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I 2. MARILYN Kl Kill .: Commer- cial C lub 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 3: Y-1 eens I. 2. 3. 4. NANCY KUJZIN: G.A.A. I. Hinsdale High School 2. VIRGINIA Kl I G.A.A 1.2: Pep Club L Spanish Club I THEODORE Kl I T NER: Daggett High S. I......I I. 2. ROGER LAIRD: Basketball 2; ( arnival 4: I Ii 't I: I rack I 2. ROBERT LANE: Biology Club 3 I) Club 2. 3. I: Football 12. 3. I: I Ii Y I Math Club I: Track I. 2. 3. LOl IISI LANG Y Ieens I 2: German C lub 2. 3. 93 Wil l JAM LANGFORD: Camera Club I PAl I LA PRISE. NANCY LEE LARS )N B A ( .11 |M-ll.i I; C ommcrcial ( lul I: Miill) ( Inl 2: Service Club 2: Y Toons 2. L KATHERINE LAI ( I ILL: A C appella 5. I: Biology ( lub I: Carnival 2. 3.4: Drama Club l.2:G.A.A. 1.2. 3.4: G.A.A. Board 3. I; l.alin Club I. 2. I; Leaders ( lub I: Nat I I ionor So . Y I eons 1.2. 3, I: Fu lure Nurses ( lub 4. ROSEMARY LAWRENCE: Service Club I. JAMES LEHMANN: A Cap pella I. 4: ”B A Cappella 2: I3and I. 2. 3. 4: Camera ( lub 2. I. 4. Sec. I; Carnival 2. 3. 4; I li Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. I. 4. DONALD IJ J I HEM: A.V.A. I. 4; l)rama Club 3: Stage Crew 1. 2. 3. JAMES LEROY: Band 1: lb Y 3,4: Or chcslra 4; Spanish Club I. 2. JOAN LEWIS. ARLENE LIEB: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Carnival 2. 3. 4 Cauldron Staff: French Club I. 2: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3 Orchestra 2: -1 eens I. 2. 3. 4: Y-Icons Cabine 3. Sec. I. MARJORIE LIPSKER: Art Club 2 Biology Club 2; G.A.A. 2. 3. 1: German Club 1 4. Pres. 3. V i« • Pres. I: Latin ( lub I. 2. Se 2 Smiley Jr. I Iit b School. Denver I. ROBERI LOEHMANN. THOMAS LUDWIG: Band I 2: Basketball 1. 2: Biology Club 3: Cross Country 2. 3. I; I ) • Club 3. 4: Hi Y 4; Track 2. 3. 4 JOHN I I KL.S: A ( appella 2. 3. 4: Carnival 2 3. 4: • IV Club 3. 4: Football I. 2. 3. h Track 2. 3 4; German Club I. 2 l() LI LAC: Bi ology Club 2: (LA.A. 1.2. $. 4; Library Club 3. I Pep ( lub I. 2: Service ( lub 3; Student Council 4 JOY( E MAJER: ( ommercial Club 3. 4; Y Teens 3.4. DAVID MAI LER: Basketball 1.2 I I.ANC.IOKIl I’ I.nI’iiim . I .ANSON K. I AUCHI.I U. I .AWHI N I I. Massi V K. M.V OI.A ( • Mi Amm if I I.IIIMANN I). I .Ml III M I I.iKoy J. Lewis A. Lii;n I). McC’abi: I M.........vs K McC i.ouo M I.II-SKIM K. I .Ol II MANN I . I.i:i vk; I. I.I.KI S I. A. I.UI'AC I. McCi II AI.II (• I . M. I i roy I McKl If NAN I Maji k I) Mai.i.in Is MaNAK J. Manki k K. Marks II. Mcl.AUIilll.IN II Mcl -Alfilll.lN I) McMillan Jke 955 £ehicr ClaAA 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Biology Clui 2: Senior Class Secretary 4; ”1) Club 2. 3. 4: I'ootball 1. 2. 3. 4: Hi Y I. 2: Nal l Alb. Schol. Soc. 3. 4; Pep Club 4: Service Club 4: German Club 3. Sec. 3. RICHARD MANAK: Lindblom Ted.. High School. Chicago 1.2. 3. JAM: MARKER: All School Play Casl 2: Arl C lub 1: Biology ( lub 2; Drama Club 1.2. J. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3: Pep Club 2. J. 4; Service Club 4; Y- I ecus I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Play: LalinClub 1.2. ROBERT MARKS: Band 2: Pool ball 1: Stamp and Coin Club I: Student C ouncil 1. GUY MASSEY. RONALD MAZZOLA GORDON MC ARTHUR. DONNA MO CABE: Biology Club 2: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Pep Club 4; Service Club 4: Y Teens 1.2. EDWARD MC- CLELLAN. KENT MCCLOUD. JACK MC CULLAUGM: T - Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. I: Stage Crew 2. Track I NNIE PAT MC ELROY: Nall Honor So : Orchestra I. 2. J: LalinClub 1.2. J. THOMAS MC KERNAN: D” Club I. 2. J. 4: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4. HARRY MC I Al JGHLIN: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Cauldron 4; Cross Country I. 2: D Club ). 4; Ili Y I. 2. J. 4: Hi Y Cabinet 2. 3. 4: Nal I I lonor Soc.: Nat I Alb. Schol. Soc. 3. 4; Pep C lub 4: Service C lub 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. Sec. 2: I rack 1.2. 5. 4; Senior Play: Latin Club 1.2. Pres. 2. HELEN MCLAUGHLIN: Biology Clui 3: Junior Class Sec.: Drama Club 1. 2: G.A.A. I. 2: Nal I Honor Soc.: Orchestra 2: Service C lull 4: Y-Teens I. 2. }. 4 DONALD MCMILLAN: Mall. C lub I 95 Ike ms Senior ClaAA I. Mi it, i 11 v lv Mi iiiiticii I Mi it 11 NS M I I SON I (|| I-SIN4.I It K Nokhin R Nuttali J. OTIavmi IS Ml VI NS (' Mil Kl lll l I Miiiatovic R ()l.SKN C. Olson R, Ol.SEN I . ( KI A NOS C. Owens C. Mi i n m A. Moore I ! Moravec ( I'm ii 11 k i Panek I) Panek V I'anosii I. I'asc Al I | Mrazik M Mro i k I. Murray R. Pasquini T. Paulsen J. Pai rscn I I'avi IK I ) Pi ClIACI K JAMES Ml .IIAI I I V: Trade I: Hinsdale I litfli School. Hinsdale. Illinois. 2. 3. ROBERT MFJ I)RI( 11: Band 1,2. 5. I. Math ( Iul I. 2. ()r lies Ira I. 2. 5. I; Track 2. 5 I l I MI RT1 NS BARBARA MEYERS: A Cappella J. I; All Srliool Play I; Biology C'liil 5; Carnival 2. J. 4; ( auldron I. I'.dilor in ( liiel; (beor I .eader 2. 3. I; Drama Clul I. 2. 3. I; G.A.A. I. 2. 5. I: ( l.A.A. Board 2. 3. I: I .eaders C lul 3. I; Nat I Honor Sot1.; ( )r lirslra I; Pup ( Iuli 1.2. J, 4; Sltidenl ( ouncil I; Icens I. 2. J. 4; luens Cabinet I. 4; Quill and Scroll; l.alin Club I. 2. CAROL MICK I Oil': ( linic Duly 2. I; Commercial ( lull J; ( ! I. 2 Math ( lub I: Pep ( lub I; Service Club 2. 3: 'i I cens 1.4 IO NNE Mil I K )VIC: Biology ( Iuli {. Drama ( luh I. J; ( .A.A. 2. 3. 4: Pup ( lul I. J; Surviru ( lul I; Y- I runs I. 2. 3. 4. CRAIG MILLER: AC appulla 3. I. Band 2; Car- nival 2. J. 4; Football I. 2. 3; I li Y I. 2. J. I; I li Y Cabinet 3. I; Track 3. I. ALFRED MOORE: I. Ili 'i I; French Club I. 2. ELAINE MORAVEC ( ommercial ( lub I; Y-Teens 1. 2. 1 Spanish Club 2. 3. MARI I NI MRAZEK: G.A.A.LY rcensl. MARIEMROZEK: Clinic I )uly 3; ( ommen i.il ( lub 3; G.A.A.2: Math ( lub 2: Austin I lifib Sc hool I EMMETT Ml’RRAY. MARII ,Y NELSON: Biology Club 2. EDITH N 1 FSINGER: B Cappella 3; Band 1. 2. I. I; Biology Club 2: Carnival 2; G.A.A. 1.2. 3: l.alin (luh I. 2: Pep Club I; Y-1 eens I. 2. 3. KI WI . I I I NORDIN: Basketball I: Biology ( lub 3: Carnival I; ('auhlron I. ssociate Editor: ( ross ( ounlry I. I. 4: I) Club 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 3: Hi Y I. 2. 3. I; Ili Y Cabinet 1: Natl Honor So .; Nat I Alb. Seliol. Sou. I; track I. 2. J. 4; Quill and Scroll: I ..itin Club I. 2. I. Pres. 3. RONALD NUTTALL: All-School Play 4: I li Y 4; ('hess Club 4; French Club 4; Montgomery % Mills Junior High School I: Montgomery hi air High School 2. 3. JERRY O HAVER: biology Club 2. RICHARD Ol SEN: A.V.A. 5. 4: hi ologv Chih 3: Carnival 2. I: I Ii 't I: Pep C luh I: Service Club 4. RObb.R I OI.SLN: hiology Club 3. GERALD OLSON: Basketball 1: Football 2: Sludent Council I. ELAINE ORLANOS: hand 1. 2. 3. 4: Carnival 2: Y Teens 2: Spanish I. 2. GLADYS OWENS: Drama Club 2: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Leaders Club 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 5. I V Teens 1.2.3.4. CAROI. PAC ITER: hiology Club 2: Cheer Leader 4; C ommercial ( luh ); G.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Y-Teens 1.2. CARI.PA.NEK: basketball I: Carnival 4: High Life hoard 3. 4: I li- Y Cabinet 4. I ). II ) PANEL : A C'appella 3.4: h A Cappclla 2: ( amera Club 2. 3.4: C arnival 4: CrossCountry 1.2: D Club 3.4: Hi Y 1.2. 3. 4: Math Club 4; Nal I Honor Soc.: Nal l Alh. Schol. Soc. 3. 4; 1 ennis 2. 3. 4: Latin C lub I. 2: Scribe 2. WILLIAM PANOSI L Morion High School 1. 2. JUDITH PASCALE: Commercial Club 3: Drama C lub 1.2: ( .A.A. I. 2: Service C lub 4: Y- Ieens I. 2 ROSE PASQl INI: h A Cappclla 4: Kelly High S hool I 2 THOMAS PAlILSEN A C appella 3. 4: Art C lub 3: 13 A ( appella 2: basketball I. 2: hiology Club 2: booth.dl I: Pep Club 4: Student Council 3: I rack I. 2. 3. 4. JANET PAUTSCH: Carnival I. 2: German Club I. 2. Sec. 2: Math Club I: Y Teens 1. 2. FRANK PAVLIK: baseball 3: Camera C lub 2: Football 2. 3.4; Mi-Y 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 1.2: Stu- dent Council 3. DORIS PECHACEK: biology Club 2: F.T.A. 4: French Club 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Service Club 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3: Y-Teens I. 2. 3. 4. 97 RAY PELLING: Rand 1.2: Camera Club 2: IT ( 1111 4: Football 2. (loll 1: I li Y 2. Stage ( row I; Track 3. DAVID PETERS. JOANNE PIETER SON: Band 2. 3. 4: C arnival 3: Commercial ( lub 3: Drama Club I: G.A.A. I. 2. I: Mali Club I. 2: Y-Tcens 2. STEVEN PINKSTAFF: Basketball 1.2. I.-I; Biology Club 2: Carnival I: I) Club 3. 4: I'oolball I. 2; Mi-Y I. 2: I li 4 Cabinet 2. Vice Pres. 2; Nat I A111. Scliol. Soc. 4; I ennis I. 2. J. 4. HENRY PLETCH: Carnival 3; ‘I)” Club I. 4: l uolball 2. I. 4; Pep C lub 4: Stage Crew 4; Slu lenl C ouncil J: I rat k 2. I, 4; St. Procopius Acad cmy I. MARILYN PL! MB: Drama Club h Y Teens 1.2. 3.4. IIIOMAS PI4 MB: I) Club4: I'oolball 3. 4: St. Procopius Academy 1.2. RALPH PODIIRADSKY: Chess C lub 4; A.V.A. 2. 3. 4. MARILYN POLLAC K: A Cappelh. L B A C appella 3; Biology C lub 2: O.A.A. 1.2. I. 4: ( i.A.A. Board 2: I .eaders C lub 3. 4: Student C nun i I 3; Trojan Stall 2. 't I eens I. 2. 3 I: Y Teens C abinet 3. 4. Social Service Pres. 3.4. LOYVL.1.1. POTVIN: Ili Y 2: Verona High School I. MLR BE R I PR WIl IS: I) Club 4; Math Club I: Na! I Alb. Scliol. Soc. I: Track 1. 2. 4. 4. ROBER T PROSEK: Basketball I. 2: Biology Club 2. C or nival 3: D Club 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Ili-Y I: Track I. 2. PATRICIA PI JRCELL: Y Teens 3; Amundsen I ligh School 2. 3. IANI .I PI I NAM: C appella 3. 4; C arnival 1.2. 3. 4: Drama C lub I. 2: CLA.A. 1.2. 3; Orchestra I. 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. ( hairman 3. I rojan St.ill I. 2: 't I eens I. 2. 3. I: 'l I eens C abinet I. LL.RCM C)l l( «I .LA : Band 1.2. 3: German Club2. 3. BETTYRAU: G.A.A. 1. I eens I JOAN RAYVSON: Commercial Club 3; Pep Club 3. L Service Club 4; VI eens I. 2. 3. 4. DOROTHY READ: A Cappella 4; All- School Play 2: Biology Club 2: Carnival 2. 3. 4: C ommercial ( lub 3; I )rama C lub I. 2. 3. 4: Ci.A.A. 1. 2. 3. I: Pep C lub I. 2. 3. 4; Service Club 2. 4: Student C ouncil I; 't I eens 1.2. 3.4; Senior Play: Spanish C lub 3. I. Vice-Pros. 3 ROSE REIMAN: Art Club I. 2; Biology Club 2: Carnival 3. 4: Drama C lub I. 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4: High Life 98 IS . Board 2. J. U Ad Staff 2: Pep Club 1. 2; Y-Teens I. 2. 3. 4: C lerman Club 3.4. ANTHONY RICH: Band I: Basel).ill 2: Carnival I: Hi-V 1.2. JOHN RICHARDS: Track I. 2. PATRICIA RICH ARDSON: Central I ligli School, YVhileville. I en nessee. 1.2. ROBERT RICHARDSON: A.V.A. 4; Central I ligli School. Whiteville. I ennessee 1.2. CAROL RICHIE: A Cappella 4: Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4: V I eons 1. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 1. 2: Spanish Club 3. PATRICIA RICHTER: Band I. 2. 3. h ( 'arnival 2: Orchestra 1.2. 3. CAROL RIDDLES BLRGL.R: Biology Club 2: Clinic Duty 4: Com- mercial Club 3: Drama Club 1.2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. J. 4: Orchestra I. 2: Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 1. 2: Y-Tccns 1. 2. 3. 4: Y-Ieens Cabinet 2. J. 4. I reas. 3: I'uture Nurses 4. TRANCES ROB- ERTS: A Cappella J. 4; All-School Play 2: Art C lub 1: Biology Club 2: Carnival 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 2. 3: FT.A. 2. 4. Sec. Treas. 4: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Leaders C lub 3. 4: Nat I Honor Soc.: Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Service Club 3. 4: Student Council 2: R l i J. Pi I I «SON I 1N K S I M I I I'll Hll M I'l l Mil I' Rkiiaroson R Kl ii IMIlMIN tin ini Jhe J9SS £ehior ClaAA I li I’l.CMH I’ollllKADSKV M I'm. I.ACK I. IVitvin 11 I’kavii s I ’ tv II II I I K liiimi i sin ia.i u I liollllMS li. I'kosi k I . Porci.i.i. I Putnam I.. QuiCI I Y IV Rau I) linss I lit «SMITH I’, liossoxv I li AWSON D. lit .Ml li lil IMAN I Rich J. lill iiaros S. Roves I . Sai.i.i mi (V Sandirs Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: York High School 1. DORIS ROSS: Commercial Club 3. 4: Y-Teens I. 2. 4: Latin ( Tub 2. LOUISE ROSSITER: A Cappella J. 4: Biology C lub 3: Carnival 1.2. 3. 4: Drama Club I. 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3: High Life Board 3: Nat I Honor Soc.: Pep Club 2. 3: Service C lub 4: Student Council 1: I rojan Staff 2: Y-Ieens 1.2. 3, 4; Y-Teens ( abinet 2. 3. 4. Sec. 2. Vice-Pres. 3. IVs. I PATRICIA ROSSOW: Biology Club 2: Mail, (Tub I. SANDRA ROYDS: Carnival 2. 3. 4: Drama (Tub 1.2. 3: (LA.A. 1.2. 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens 1.2. 3. 4. FRANCES SALLEML Art Club 2: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Biology C lub 2. Sec. 2: ( arnival 2. 3: Debate 3. 4: French C lul 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4: G.A.A. I: High Life Board 4: Library C luh 3: Nat I Honor Soc.: Orchestra 1.2. 3. 4: Y Teens 1.2. 3; Quill and Scroll. GEORGE SAN DL.RS: All-School Play C ast 3: Art Club 2. 3. 4: Band 2. 3. 4: Carnival 3. 4; Drama Club 3: Nat I I lonor Soc.: Orchestra 3. 4: Senior Plav 4: Spanish Club 3. 4. 99 Ike ms £ehicr ClaAA I . Sami I’ Scanlon S Stmai.lv II Siii kkii i I). Sin. ( . Sin nick l 1 ACUI TKA M I Smith I S ill Kl III S • S III At.I I. I S Ill.tlM.II. I.. Sl.I.I.ZI.K B. Smith A. Smrz J. S.MVSOK k Sni i non II S IIMIOT M Schultz I S IIVVII H S. S MIS ( SoPCAK S. Sl'OI INNKI k. Sl’KINl.SIROII C. Sum i. II Si in vvi kiii I Sill KM.VN I Sill KM.VN I 1 .VI I VKI I Si ('lair I Sll W.VK I NON k. Sr RUM III K«. I Swanson PA IRK IA SASO: Biology Clul) 2: ( ommcrcial ( lnl 3: Drama ( lull I; Latin Club 2. 5; IVp ( Iuli I. I; Senior Play; Service ( lull 5. -I; Mor Ion I Ml School I PATRICIA SCANLON: I Drama ( Ini I. Senior Play. S l DR SCIIAI.I.Y: ( oninierri.il C lull 1. Pres.-I; D I mis I; Riverside Brook held I ligli School, Riverside. Illi ... I 2. J DAN S( I II In I I II IS Biology ( lull 2: ( oniinercial ( Inh 5; Pep ( hd I 2. L D I eens I. 2. I; Spanish C Inh J. I; Si. Petersburg lligh School, Si. Petersburg. I lorida I CORDON SC I II .AC d I : Baseball I. 2. I. I; Carnival I; I) ( loll 2. ;. I Football I. 2. I Pep Club I; Service ( lub 2. ). I; Student Council I. 4. UK DM S s HLOEGEL. Band I 2 ( ..........val 2. BARBARA SCHMIDT: ( .mldion I; ( online r r ial C Inh I: D I rvns I, 2. I. I; C lernian C loh 3; Quill and Scroll. M R I RI I S( III I TZ: Bi ology C Inb 2; Drama ( lull I; Service ( lub 2. J: D I eens 2. I. I: Latin ( lub I: Sacred Heart Acad- emy 1. 2. I RANC INI . SCHWILR: (LA.A. 1.2: Service Club h 4; Ieens J. HAROI D SI IN WT.RIII: Baseball I. 2; ( amera C lub 3: Drama ( lob 2; Football I. 2. French C lub 2; Puncbard High Scl.I 1.2. II N )RI SHERMAN: Drama Club 1 LORAINI SHERMAN: Biology Club 2: C arniv al 2. L I; I Drama ( lub L ( i.A.A. 1.2. 3; Orchestra I. 2. J. I; D I eens I. 2. I, I: Spanish Club 2. ;. I BRl ( I SI II In lv 11 I B Cap pella 1.2: Basketball 1.2: Baseball I. I: I noth.ill I: High Life Bo.ml I. 2: Latin ( lub I. I: Concordia I ligli School. I oil avne. Indiana. I 2 I D )NN Ml ( . D rcens 2. h 4. C R( )LE SINNICK: Biology Club 2: Leens b 2: Latin Club 3. Rl I I I SI (TII IKA: Biology Club 2. MARY I.UE SI .1.1 III B (appella I. Commercial Club L Y leens 1.2. L I. I I SI II SI LEXER. Mor Ion I ligli School, ( icero. I. 2. Bil l D JOL 100 SMITH. ANNETTE SMRX: V-Toons. IA I SMYSOR: Commercial C liil 3: G.A.A I. 2. 3. I; Nat I Honor Soc .: Service C 1111 I: loons I. 2. 3. I; Future Nurses I: Spanish ( lub 3. ROB ER I SNT.I .SON: Drummer I o vnslii| I ligli School, («ibsonC ily.Illinois I.SAN I )RA S( )MI .S: Biology Club 3: Carnival I. 2. 3. 1: Drama Club 1.2. 3: G.A.A. 1.2. 3. 4: Pop Club 1.2. 3. I: Service Club I: Y- Peons 1.2. 3. -I: Latin C lub I. 2. CAROL SOPCAK: Library Aid 1. SHIRLLY SPOLINSKI: Biology C lub 2: ( arnival I. 4: Drama Club 2. 3. . ( . A A I. 4: Pep Club 3. I: Y-Teens 3: Future Nurses I. Rl SSEUL SPRING STROM: Golf 3. 4. CAROL SRAIL: G.A.A. 3. 4: I ligb Life Board 4; Ad Staff 3: Futuro Nurses 4. JACK STALLARD: D” Club 3. 4: Football I 2. 3, I: Nat I I lonor S« «Nat I All). S hoi. So 3. 4. ELAINE ST. CLAIR: A Cappella 3. 4: All School Play 3: C arnival I. 2. 3. 4: ( auldron I. Literary Editor; C ommorcial ( lul 3: Debate 2. 3. I: Drama Club I. 2. 3: ( - A A. 1, 2. 3. 4: G.A.A Board 2. 3: High Life Board 3; Nat I Honor Soc.: Orchestra I. 2: Student Council 2: I rojan Stall Editor 3: 'l I eons 1.2. 3. I: Quill and Scroll: Latin Club I. 2. JERALD STEWARTSON: A Cap- pella 2. 3. I: Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; C arnival 2. 3. I: I) Club I. 4: Football 2. 3. 4; Hi Y I. 1. Hi-Y ( abinol 2: Nat I I lonor Soc N.il I Alb. Sobol. Soc Pc p ( lub I: Service ( lub 3: Student ( ouncil I: Tennis 2. 3. J. RITA STROMBERG: Biology ( lub 2; Carnival 2.3.4: Commercial Club 3: Or- chestra 1.2. 3.4: Pep Club2. 3: Y Teens 1.2. 3. I: Spanish Club2.3.4. JON SWANSON: Band 3.4: C amcra ( lub 3. 4: C arnival 2. 4: D C lub 3. I: Debate 3. 4: I oolball 2: ( iolf I. 2. 3. I: Nat I I lonor Soc.: Nat I Alb. Sobol. Soc. 4: Orchestra I: I rack I; Latin Club I. 2: French C lub 3. 4. ice-Pres. 4: Senior Play. m MARCELLA SZABO: Biology Club 2: Clinic Duly I; V Icens I. 2. PATRICIA I ANNI R Ari C'Ini I: Biology ( lul 2: I )rarnu Club I. 2. I. 4: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4. IVp C'lul 1.2. 3. I: V-Teens 1.2. 3. 4: Drama Club 1.2. 3. 4. CHARLES TAY LOR: Band 1: Metaine I ligli School, New Or leans. I .ouisiana. AILLLN lb.A:C arnival 4: Jun- ior C lass I reus.: Senior ( lass Vire Pres.; I )rama C’lul. I. 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. Board 2. I. •I; Na I I lonor So Serviri C lub 4: Student ( oun «ii I; Y Inns I. 2. I. I. I .ilin ( Iuli I. 2. MICHAEL rENNERY: Cappclla ). 4; B” A ( appella 2; Biology ( lub I; I) ( Ini. 4: De- bate 2: I'not ball 1.2. I. I; I Ii V 2: Slage Crew 2. 3: Student ( ouneil 3; I rack 2. 5. PI. I I R I I IORN ION: I ruck I. ( AROI. I OBI .Y : Biology ( lub 2: Drama Club I. 2. 5. 4: G.A. I. 2 I. 4: High I ife Board 2. 3. 4: Mall. ( lub I; Pep Club 2. I. 4: Servil e ( lub 4; Student C ouneil ); Y I oens 1.2. 3. 4: Quill anil Scroll; Spanish C lub 2. 3. DALE TURKIC: Golf 3; Latin C lub 1. 2. CAROLE 102 AN Al SUM.. Bi logy ( lub 3; Carnival 3. 4: ( ouimerrial Club 3; Drama C lub I. 3; G.A.A. 1: Y I eens I. 2. 3. 1: German C lub 2. 3. GEORGE IRC JIL: All School Play 2; Basketball 2; C ninera C lub 2. 3, 4. Pres. 4; Carnival I. 2. 4: Cauldron 4: ( ross ( ountry Manager I; I ) Club I. 2. 3. 4; De- bate 2: Drama ( lub I. 2. 3; I li-Y I. 4; I Ii Y C abinet I. I ennis 2: I rack I. 3.4; Senior Plav. JOSEPH ISI IK: Stage Crew 2. JIM VITEK: Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; Baseball 3. I; Biology C lub 2: D Club 3. 4; I'oolball I. 2. 3. I: Pep C lub 1; Student C ounr il I: rraclc I. 2. N NCY VITEK: Drama Club 3. 4: IVp Club I: Y Inns I. PA I RIC IA VI IKK: Biology C lub 2; Carnival 2. 3. 4; Clinic Duty I; Commercial ( lub 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Li brary C lub 3; ( )r« lieslra 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3: Service C'lul 1.2; Y I reus I. 2. .3. 4; Luture Nurses 4. PAUL VIX Basketball I; Nat I I lonor Soc.: Nat I All . Scliol. Soc.; Student C ouneil 2: Latin C'lul 2. GLORIA VORAC': Rochester High School 1. 2. 3 SHARON WALKER: A Cap pella 3. 4; Biology Club 3: Carnival I. 2. 3. 4: Cauldron -I: Drama Club I. 2. 3: O.A.A. 1.2. 3. 4: G.A.A. Board 2: I ligh Life Board 3: Nal I Honor Soc.: Orchestra 2: Pep Club 1.2. 3. 1: Service Club -I: Y-1 eens 1.2. 3. -I: Future Nurses 4: Senior Play. MARY ANN WARNER: All-School Play I: Cheer Leader 3: Clinic Duly 4: I )rnma C lub 1.2. 3. I: G.A.A. 1.2. 3.4: Pep Club 1.2. 3.4: Y-Teens I 2. 3. 4: Luture Nurses 4. LOIS WATERS: C ar- nival 4: G.A.A. 1 2: Y-Teens 3: Latin Club 3: Gage Park High School. Chicago. Illinois 1. 2. DENNYS WEBER: A Cappclla 4: Biology Club 2: Carnival 2. 4; G.A.A. I. 2: Pep Club I. 2. 4: Y-Teens I. 2: Palo Alto High School. Palo Alto. California 3. ROBERT WEDEI L: Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. L Nat I Honor Soc.: Nal I Aik. Schol. Soc. 4: Pep C lub 4: Service C lub 4: Senior Play: Latin Club 2: Hinsdale High School. Hins- dale. Illinois. I. SHARON WEHMAN: Biology Club 2; G.A.A. I: Service Club 3: Y-Teens I: German Club 2. 3. ELSA WEIITENBACIL Biology Club 3: Carnival 2 3. 4: Cauldron 4: Jun- M S aiio I ’ I N NI K I IAVI.OH A I. A M. I I NNI 1(1 U W ...... S W'l ..MAN I W’l I. I I Nil A. I. Ike 955 Senior ClaAA I’ I.«.UNION ( Ion. D.Turfk C. Van Ai.siini (I. Viim.i.. I W’l ISKo.'.l I' Welch I ! M. W. N i. . V.SI.K .1 V. . . K V VlTI K I . Vitek I’ Vix. Jr. V W’l n .i 1. N. W'l 1 MORI M. W'.KIR (’« VoRAC S. W’aI.KI K M A W arn 1 r I Waters I ) W'l III R I W’11.0 I’. WlTKOWSKI M. Wolf ior Class Vice-Pres.: Drama C lub I. 2. 3: L.I.A. 3; G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4: High Life Board 3: Natl I lonor Soc.: Pep C lub I. 2. 3. 4: Service C lub 3. 4: Student Council 3: Y-Teens 1.2. 3.4: French Club 3. 4. Sec. 3. Pres. 4: Latin ( lub I. 2. EDWARD WEISKOPF: A Cappclla 2. 3.4: Baseball 1. 3.4: Football L Carnival 2. PEGGY WELCH: Service Club I. 2: Y-Teens I. 2. ELLEN MAE WENZEL: Biology C lub 2: Nazareth Academy I. VIR -INI A WENZEL: Commercial Club 3: Math Club I. Sec. I: Y-1 eens I. 2: Spanish Club 2. 3. NANCY WETMORE: A Cappclla 3. 4: Biology Club 3: C arnival 3. -1: C auldron 4: Drama ( lub I. 2. Sec. 2: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Leaders Club 3. L Nat I Honor Soc.: Y-leens I. 2. 3. MARY WIK ER: Art Club 1; C auldron Staff: Drama ( lub 3. 4: G.A.A. 2: Library Club 2: Pep Club2. 3: I rojan Staff 3: Y-Teens I. 2. 3. I LEO WILD: Cross Country 4: D Club 4. BARBARA WITKOW SKI: A Cappclla 3. 4: Carnival 3. 4: Service Club I. 3. 4: Y-Teens I. 2. MARIE WOLF. 103 I Woi INI' I Worth ( . W'VLLIC I Wvil.ll; W Wv 11 it IV Y«n ni, tv .WIIMKA JOSI ;i l I WOI I l V Band I: High Life Board 5. I. DEANNA WORTH: A CappeHa I “B A (appella L Biology C lul 2: Cheer Leader I, I; Drama C lub I. 2. 5. 4, IVeas. ); G.A.A. I. 2. 5 I: Nal'l II. I So. .: Pep Club I. 2. 1. I: Y-Teens I. 2. ), I: Spanish Club 2. 5. Pres. 1. CERALD WYLLIE: Football I. 2. 3: I.... k 1.2: Wrestling 5 I AWRENCE WYLUE: Band 1. 2. 1. I: Basketball 1.2. 1. I: Baseball 1. 2. 5. I: Biology Club 2: Carnival 1. 2. 3. 4: D Club 1.1: Football I. Nat I Honor So : Nat I Atli.Schol. So . 1. I: Orebeslra 1.2. 3. I: Pep Club 4: Service ( lub 2. 5. I: Senior Play. WALTER WYLLIE: B.md 1.2. 1. I; ( arnival 1; I u. son I ligh School. I ii. on. Aii .ona. I. BONNIE X ( )l (i: Biology ( lub 2: ( lini. I )iil I: Service ( lub 2: Stamp and ( oin Club I: V reens I ROBER1 ZAVORKA: A A 2; Baseball I Ili V I. 2. JJtujex (.0 D A K Award 83 1 .atin ( lub 41 10 1) Club 46 All S. bool 1 lay 73 1 )ebalc Squad 43 National Athletic mlersen. Mrs.: 1 )ean ol ( «iris II 1 )edi. alion t S. bolarsbip Societv 72 Art ( lub 58 (kS 12 12 56 B A ( app.-lla ( () 1 itlball. Lrosli Soph 10 Parent leathers Association. 17 44 28 Pep ( lub .. 51 I 5 82 51 II 18 99 19 Bit and Spur ( lub 68 Luture Nurses 65 Seniors 82 Board of Education 10 but ure 1 eacbers of America 20 Service ( lub 46 ( afclcria Stall 18 (lerman (lub II Sophomores 16 Camera ( lub 59 ( (iris lhlcli. Xssocialion (.0 Spanish ( lub 41 M 81 42 ( auldron 17 ( Milbrie. ''Ii . 1 lean ol Bovs .. II Stamp .uid ( oin ( lub 65 ( bccrlcadcrs II 1 lanis. 1 )r.: Supl. ol Schools 10 Student ( ouncil 20 ( l.ess ( lub 59 Hit'll 1 ife 64 ( linir- Stall i: HiA 7( 1 ennis 81 ( ommercial ( lnl 58 1 Ionic, inning 27 1 rack 80 ( ros ( ounlrv 32 Johnson. Mr.; Princip.d Ti resiling 2 C uslodians 18 lunioi s 52 'l 1 cells 78 Campus Si kvk i . Chicago. Illinois ( apiToi. IM.UAMNt; ( o.. Springfield. Illinois l)r Luxe Ckai-t Manui acturing Co.. ( bicago. Illinois Root Studios, ( bicago, Illinois We Wish 7c tcknoutlecfge — 101

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