Elgin Academy - Hilltop Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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Dennis McNeill Elgin, Illinois Black Club Swimming Team Maior E Club Merit Status Each morning in front of Old Main, a hot 'Sl Ford coupe pulled up to the curb. Amid the smoke pouring from the twin pipes. appeared the E.A. hod-rodder. Dennis McNeill. Denny was one of the old active mem- bers of the senior class. He was here for six years and in that time he helped bring the tennis and swimming teams to victory. Denny was noted for his love of hot- rods, his crazy hair-cuts and his beat up levis. Denny plans to attend Coe College and study Marine Biology. Good luck and all the success in the world to Peggy's guy, Denny. Jay Mitchell Park Ridge Illinois Football A Child is Born lay lomed our ranks this year as a postgraduate Being the owner of a sharp green Chevrolet convertible black curly hair and pleasing smile he became quite well known about campus You generally saw him walking around in that lovely Davy Crockett type of leather lacket which is the envy of many fellow friends lay s good build and excellent manners were admired by students and faculty But where does he put all that declared that hes a confirmed bachelor His interest lies in stamp and com collecting As Dismas in the Christmas play A Child is Born he proved that he was the strong and silent type but also showed his dramatic ability lay plans on attend ing the University of Illinois and maiormg in business admmistraton food? Much to the displeasure of the female species, lay

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Joyce Martin St Charles Illinois Hilltop Editor Aexchlorran Secretary Orange and Black Our Town Circulation Mgr Christmas Program Orange Club Chorus Masque and Gavel Musart Chapter Star Merit Status Quill and Scroll That pretty little brunette with the big brown eyes was our Hilltop editor Ioyce spelled with a y She ar rrved every morning from St Charles rn that well traveled Chevre she spent over half her time here at school for she engaged in almost every campus activity Whenever there was talk of a party you could be sure Ioyce would be there She will long be remembered for her portrayal of Mrs Come out and smell my helrotrope inthe moonlight Gibbs rn Our Town Ioyces plans after graduation are not definite yet but they are sure to include a fellow named Ray What ever the future holds for you Ioyce we wish you hap prness and success in everything you do Robert R. Marack Elmhurst, Illinois Black Club Track Bob came to us this year at mid-semester as a post graduate student. He was a day student from Elmhurst and put a lot of miles on his Ford commuting every day. lt was because of this, so he said, that he wasn't too active in social and extra-curricular activities. His sense of humor was appreciated by some stu- dents, but was not too popular with the faculty. Because of this, Bob found it rather hard to keep out of trouble at times. For a hobby, Bob liked boats and cars. He was a member of DuPage Hot Rod Association and although he doesn't have a rod. he enjoys talking about them. We wish you a lot of luck, and with that quick smile and friendly manner, you will go a long way. l - . Although Ioyce was a day student for three years.

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Alberto Olivo Caracas Venezuela Black Club president Maior E Club vice president Chorus Track During the two years tnat Panch was here at EA he added more than a little South American vitality He was indispensable as a tackle on the football team and gave many a tout hearted opponent a rough time Whatever would Mr Carter have done without his ex cellent bass voice' O! course a slight accent was His popularity among the girls in the school was dis played when he was chosen King of the Mardi Gras the Aerchlorran s annual dance But the most important tact was that he made a tr mendous hit with the Hales Corners Wisconsin girl Ioy Snavely He is her king all the time not rust at dances Al was a great guy who was ready to help out whether it was with a school proyect or lust to do a favor tor a friend Good luck to a terrific guy Craig Oliver Detroit, Michigan Black Club Football Maior E Club Craig Oliver, that boy from Detroit. ioined the ranks this year. Although Craig was the shortest boy in the senior class, never underestimate his power. While Craig was here. he won the hearts of many with his understanding ways and pleasant, shall we say. chuckle. Along the line ot girls. he remained pretty faithful to the little gal of his in Detroit. It has been said that Craig was usually in on the little pranks played in the boy's dorm. Craig plans to go back to his beloved state ot Michigan and attend college there. We are all wishing you the best of luck in whatever your future plans may be and always remember the nicest things come in small packages We re going to miss you Ollie 1 s - ' . bound to add just the right touch to any song. . e ' '