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

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Row 1: S. Nelson. ftreasurerl. L Struben, fvice-presidentl, E. Dam mann, fpresidentl, E. Peternian fsecretaryl . Row 2: C. Hoehammer, R. Simons, K. Jepson. R. Coviello, Miss Under- wood, D. Dworsack, P. Koeppel, C. Englund, .l. Englund. ir!! , gui 6 ,sf f we it s is it -'-'5ff'fJf-',-f 1T jg, K ' I I I L' --krffrfe 6' The Girls' Club is open to all girls of the school. Consequently, it is one of the largest groups which has been formed. The club has been in existence for two years, offering activities that are of interest to girls of high school age. 4 'l Yi , Y - Q

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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 ,.

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lil Row l: J. Arlia, J. Slaulcup. M. Becker. B. Cami, ll. Crams. Row 2: C. Borys, J. DePaul. A. Ognibene, C. Sutter, J. Pacllyn. .l. Hansen, 'l' Litturi, A. Walters. K. O'Conner. Row 3: A Klink. J. Zangri. .l. Trungale. D. Luse. F. Cardulla, B. Covelli. L. Taff. Quill and Scroll is an award reserved for those outstanding publica- tion staff members. The members must be at least juniors. they must be in the upper third of their Class, they must have done superior work in some phase of journalistic or literary endeavor. they must be recommended by the adviser, and they must be approved by the executive secretary. The people who become members of Quill and Scroll must work long hours on the publications of our school. oy J WMM The music department of our school has a relatively new group in it. The Boy's Ensemble has come a long way. It started 'H ' out as a small group and since p J, has grown to include over twen- X 1 K ty boys. vw' 0. V+ i Row 1: R. Wenrller, J. Greco. ,I. Hanson, H. Perik. H. Eberhart, K Trapp. .l. Sholmerg. Row 2: N. Skehan, T. Stack. .l Doran, E. Larson, T. Bergonzini. ,I Michaelis, R. Wilkens. Row 3: C. Reynerdson, A. Alwin H. Norling, B. Carleson. E. Crounmls. D. Koepke. J. Peteck. Row 4: D. Anderson, B. Crottole. .l. Piekus. R. Beisada. H. Liebich, R. Henningsen, J. Todd. M. Mavi- gliano. P. Wiemerslage. ,,..-. as.