Elgin Academy - Hilltop Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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Kay Suddeth Cleveland Ohmo Senlor class treasurer Masque and Gavel Aenchlonan vxce presxdent Chapter Star Musart Club Orange and Black Orange Club Feature Edxtor Cheerleader Hrlltop Feature Editor A Chlld ns Born Homecommg Attendant Our Town Chorus Quxll and Scroll Tenms Creatxve Wntmg Club Ment Status The pert and vrvacxous mxss ol the semor class was none other than Kay Sudden death The academy has been blessed wxth Kays presence for the past three years Among Kay s many acquxred lnends there seemed to be a very specnal one that headed the hst and was a lamxllar hgure on the campus durmq weekends Kay drsplayed her acting ablllty rn Our Town wrth her portrayal of Mrs Webb and had the audxence m hysterlcs with her Wallee xts txme to get up She was also very entertammg wxth her Masque and Gavel talks Kay was noted for havmg the neatest room ln the cot tage and bv lookmq at the plctures of the bulletm board one knew nght away whose room xt was Kay was also one ol our enthusxastxc cheerleaders She was actxve m tenms and when one saw red tenms balls tlymg over the net they knew that Kay was around wxshmg all the luck ln the world to a gal who IS really gomg to be hard to replace Douglas Walnscott Detro1t M1ch1gan Senxor Class Secretary Football E Club Treasurer Track Swlmmmg Co Captaxn Club Musart Club Our Town Black Club That strong but sllent chap who was seen walkmg down the halls of Old Mann wrth a cute lxttle sophomore was none other than our class secretary Doug Wxth hrs quxet but unusual sense of humor Doug soon became quite well known about the campus Hrs neat and tidy appearance was admxred by anyone who met htm He was also on the hst oi hot rod enthusrasts Doug showed hrs excellent athletrc abrlnty rn swlm mmg track and football Oh yes and we mustnt for get hrs portrayal ot Sam Cralg on Our Town Our E Club treasurer would lxke to go to a small college nn his home state ol Mxchxgan but so lar hasnt decxded on any partlcular occupatxon Though he rs ln terested xn one ol the lollowmg careers salesman bust nessman, or dentrst Good luck to you. Doug We know youll be a brg success rn what ever held you choose. , . Kay plans to attend Marquette University and we are 1 ,. .. .

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Martha Stanley Pleasant Fudge Michigan Homecoming Attendant Orange and Black Musart Club Contnbutor Aexchlorian Chorus Black Club Our Town Although a late comer to the class of 56 Marty soon made a hit with both faculty and students Her pleasant smile and clever wrt were welcome wherever she went. She was notorious for keeping the cottage in an uproar with her hobby of playing practical iokes after lights out That fabulous wardrobe mcludmg a vast array of Cash rneres was the envy of many a girl Marty possessed a wonderful sense of humor and a limitless supply of laughter which made her an asset to any group Marty plans to enter Knox College and study ele- mentary education We wish you all the happiness that you deserve Joy Snavely Hales Corners, Wisconsin Black Club Chorus Ioy was a pretty addition to our senior class this year, and added a lot of spice to the mixture. As far as she was concerned, though, variety isn't the spice of life. Things were quite steady between her and Pancho this year. Making lovely clothes is second nature with Ioy. and one look at her full wardrobe was proof enough. Speak- ing of talent. we can't forget her terrific ability as a dancer. She could certainly cut a neat figure on the dance floor. Ioy has a delightful temper. but can't actually resist laughing at herself when she is mad. If you followed the iazzy music heard coming from the girls lounge at Sears every night. you would usually have found Ioy at the other end. Here's hoping a very talented girl will put these talents to use and make a good life for herself. Www 11 iggwfafrfq Q 1 U H ' H n 1 I . , . , . . . . .

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Fred Zermuehlen Glen Ellyn Ill1no1s Orange Club here as a sophomore He was the strong and silent type and most everyone liked his individuality He drove from Glen Ellyn every day rn his customized 52 Plymouth Convertible with those extra extra loud ex hausts His variety of pegged pants were envied by many a boy He also was a member of the conscxen txous obiectors and his favorite slogan was ls tt re quired' Ever: though he wasnt in social activities or functions we remember his individuality and indepen dent attitude Donald Whitehouse Winnetka, Illinois Black Club Tennis Club Don came to us this year as a post graduate student from New Trier High School. His quiet manner kept many of us from really getting acquainted with him, but once you got to know him, he was a different type of fellow. The boys on the third floor in Sears probably know him better than anyone else. He tells us that he thoroughly enioys fishing espec- rally at Little Rock Arkansas We suppose that he takes a tram down there because railroads are a great hobby of his Don has moved around quite a bit in his life time He was born in Long Beach California then he moved to Washington D C and finally settled tn Winnetka Don had a bit of musical talent also He could really pound out a tune on the keyboards' He was the piano player for the boys after studyhall chorus in the fall of the year We should not neglect to mention either his ability to play tennis Well Don a boy of your size shouldnt have much trouble pushing yourself ahead in the big world . a 7 1 I I I Fred, better known to the students as Fritz, started