Elmwood Park High School - Scroll Yearbook (Elmwood Park, IL)

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Sgnckronize wimming dence CM Englund. L. Kiemle, L. Struben. den. The synchronized swimming group, headed hy Miss Jameson. is a newly lormed cluh in our school. ln the fall. they put on a sell-out water show. and we are sure they will continue to give us a variety of activities. The Science Club is an organization of people interested in some phase of science. They work on projects that will he presented at the end of the year at the District Fair. The Science teachers are available to help the students who may need their aid. Elmwood Park had a pre-science fair at our school this year. The purpose of this is to give the students practice on presenting their Work and to select the hest project that is to go to the District Fair. Those who qualify then will go to the fair held down state. 'CMR It nllfi 'E L Row 1: C. Voss. C. Englund. ,I. Lyman. L. Winje. S. Peterson. J. Row 2: C, johnson, N. Masciola. D. Anderson, ll. Michalsen. ll, Schild. P. Norman. K. Leigher, B. Lange, Row 3: M. Ponzer, J. Hurkmans, A. Anderson. D. Travers. M. Hora

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jill The Future Teachers of America has pro- gressed far in the past year. Through movies, speakers, trips to colleges, substituting, and conferences, the members have gained more interest and knowledge of the teaching world. The Future Nurses of America have had a good year, also. The Annual Tea and Bake Sale, speakers, and film strips have guided the girls to a better understanding of the nursing profession. H. PY Row 1: J. Staulcup, M. Harden, fSec.J, K. Miller, KV.-Presb, A. Klink, fPres.J, M. Kowell, fTreas.J, J. Hanson. Row 2: A. Malatia, C. Miller, M. Sullivan, F. Rooney, S. Pieroni, P. Koep- pel, J. Hurkmans, P. Hawkins. Row 1: D. Halleman, P. Hawkins, C. Hoehamer, Treas., K. Jepson, L. Schwab, V.-Pres., S. Keil, Sec., Mrs. Olson, J. Sherwood, B. Romano. Row 2: J. Jakoubek, J. Paulsen, B. Addante, P. Tonhaiser, C. Johnson, L. Sandy, J. Dchlipala, M. Niro, B. Sutter, M. Bartose, M. Sorensen, S. Petersen. lg, Q ? Y. f f 5 . fk . if ' 5 1 I ' X PWS it 4' ' 1 XXX? 2 Q I T ' y J f 1 I Y f A F -n

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W 1 Cfdknien If you have an interest in making things with your hands and have a creative spirit, the craftsmens, club is just the thing for you. With old hands getting to- gether, no one knows what may turn up next. But on the other hand, if your interest lies in helping others, the Junior Red Cross is your answer. Among other things the Junior Red Cross tries to instill the im- portance of Red Cross aid in the home and the out- side world. unior lg 606.4 i Row 1: M. Hausman, C. Horn, lvice-presidentl, A. Nuti, fpresi dentl, E. Craigo, ttreasurerl, R. Brisco, 0. Zasadney, lsecre taryl. Row 2: L. Schneider, H. Lobe, B. Solberg, B. Bernardi, B. Ma lone, B. Michaels, B. Hooper, freporterl. Row 3: P. Lane, K. Johnson. J. Miller, M. Christiansen, Miss Bodendein, C. Borys .fl iiilfii 'V' i t ,.