Elgin Academy - Hilltop Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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NANCEE YELTON Elgin, Illinois Aeichlorians Paint and Palette Club Keynote Club Mixed Chorus Small but yet significant, our Nancee arrived two years ago to make a prominent place for herself in the class of '52. She is well known tor her unusual height of lour feet eleven-and- three-quarter inches and for the seeming impossible task ot peering over the steering wheel of her Ford Victoria. The young lady, who is quite the physicist, could for quite a time be seen tearing around the campus in great chaos with assorted parts of a yet unassembled motor and 400 yards of wire. Nancee recently purchased a mammoth trophy case in which to display her finally completed treasure to all. Nancee will be missed by us all but we know she will reach the top, even if it is on tiptoes. BARBARA YOUNG Elm Grove. Wisconsin Aeichlorians Paint and Palette Club Keynote Club Mixed Chorus Twelfth Night First Lady Young Barb arrived late in her senior year from a little ways from Wauwautosa. She was immediately well liked by her fellow students, for Barb is a very likable girl. Whenever any- body wants an ego booster or a bit of advice, they run to Barby, who is known for her understanding. We Academians are not the only ones who are appreciative oi Barb's wonderiul personality. Ii the contents of her mailbox are any evidence, a certain tall Notre Damean is also very aware oi it. One ol her most apparent talents is that of expert seamstress. She has wielded the needle in preparing costumes for school productions as well as increasing her own wardrobe. Good luck in the iuture. Barb. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO POST GRADUATES EDUARDO RENE COZANO Guatemala City, C.A. WlI.LIAM Z. MCNAMARA Elmhurst, Illinois

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ELIZABETH IANE PANKEY Wauwatosa, Wisconsin President History Club Orange and Black Mixed Chorus Twelfth Night Keynote Club Paint and Palette Club Merit Status From the renowned town of Schaum-forte and the Milwaukee Iournal comes lane. Her main interests lie with literature and the theatre. especially of Elizabethan times. She has been a great asset to the dramatic productions of the past year. As the scapegoat for the nervous tension of the cast, lane deserved a medal for her patience as well as for her costume designing ability. Known far and wide as the walking dictionary, this slender Wisconsinite entered easily into dorm life in this, her first year at the Academy. Her collection of animals fstuffedl is domi- nated by representatives of the Winnie the Poo series. Many of Iane's new acquaintances are astounded by the greeting of Why, you remind me exactly of Pigletl This above all . . . lane, good luckl ooooooooooooooo HARLENESIPP Itasca, Illinois Aeichlorians Keynote Club Paint and Palette Club Harlene, much better known as Sippie, is one of the original 52ers. During her four years at the Academy her great sense of humor has enlightened many a dull moment, especially in the dormitory. It is here that she demonstrated her ability for remembering jokes and telling them at the most appropriate C?J times. Also known as Proxie, Sippie's newly brilliant-blonde hair caused quite a sensation when it first appeared last year. Every night in Lovell between nine-thirty and ten the strains of the Rutabaga Boogie could be heard echoing from the dorm's upper recesses as Sippie taught iitterbug enthusiasts to do everything from the shimmy to the turkey trot. Yes, we know that Sippie will make many friends wherever she goes. DAVID WRIGHT Glen Ellyn, Illinois Major E Club Twelfth Night First Lady Double Quartet Mixed Chorus History Club Football Swimming Track A friend and a pal of everyone on the campus, Dave was a fellow who was consistent on the football field, in the swimming pool, and in any branch of athletics in which he participated. Dave was prominent in other academy activities. His deep bass voice was one of the mainstays of the boys' double quartet. Whenever a play was produced at the school, the applause of the cast went to Dave for his wonderful stage presence in carrying on fand offl the various stage props, and for his competent stage managing. lt will be some time before memories of our Campus Cas- anova fade away. and we all know he will be as well liked everywhere he goes as he was here.

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,dw SUPHUMUBE CLASS Anne Aley Rex Conrad Terry Dye Carolyn Hall Ivar Hennings Robert Klein Paul Mayer Richard Moulton Rita Rasche Lois Rosenberg Paul Schriever Ann Stuhler Peter Theodore Abby Zook Mr. Stillman, advisor Mr. Paak, advisor JIINIUB CLASS Gordon Barber Marlene Brody Anne Brunn Frances Ceraulo Sims Crump David Deitch Francis DeSa1vo Holly Edwards Philip Fox Nancy Freeman Frank Hegner Ronald Howey Leslie Igleheart Iudy Iacobs' Iacqueline Levine Sue Lippman Ann Rovelstad Sherry Smyth Ioseph Stennett Fred Thompson Lee Ward Mr. Loomis, advisor Mr. Orr. advisor lAbsent from pic?