Evergreen Park High School - Eta Pi Chi Yearbook (Evergreen Park, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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Illinois Volume V , ,J -I f 1 I Q krigvanflf' , f 1m.L FOREWWHHJ Burldmg blgger better and broader seemed to us to characterrze Ex ergreen Park Communrty Hrgh School thxs year The addltxons to the classroom yung the gym and the constructron of the auditorium placed an emphasls on growth and rt symbohzed vue thought the mcrease that IS cudent ln the curr1culum xarrety of school actrutres and athlctlcs to say nothmg of the mcrease IH slze rn the student body and faculty Thrs year forergn language started thrrd year classes the speech department mcluded a course rn oral mterpretatlon a course rn electrlclty was added to the practxcal arts department modern hrstory and modern math courses began func tronrng and mathematics and sc1ence courses ln general were strengthened and reorganlzed to meet rncreased drfferentra tlon 1n the needs of the country and of mdrvldual students An Englrsh semmar for college bound students was organized and a reading program was rnstrtuted prrmarlly to help thosc who needed nt most but also ultrmate to nmproxe the readmg abrlxtrcs of anyone who felt the need to rmproxc School clubs and organlzatrons and teams were nexer so actne the Pep Club was may out rn front wnth posters and banners for exeq game those out for sports stroxe mrghtrly to wrn the student councrl through rts crtrzenshrp actrutres promoted better school sprrrt an art club was founded the dramatrcs club prepared to moxe rnto rts new tramrng ground and the semor class stepped out and establlshed a plan for noon hour actxutxes that prom1ses to work out xery well We haxe tned to reflect thxs growth and mcrease so evrdent nn the many parts of Exergreen Park Hugh rn thrs edrtlon of the school s yearbool-. the 1959 Em P1 C111 C0 TE TS FACULTY ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASSES ,, . . . ,, . . . . 1 a ' , u 1 I . I . ly. . . v. .Y.. A- , , 1 sf 1 7 Y 3 . , . - ' 1 . Y . . . . l a . . 7 . V 3 1 . ...L Y . N . . V vg Y v . . A s ' ' A v . .V .' . . .. . .Y.. 7 9 v v a , Y V . . , . A ln the tne wars that Fxergrecn Park I-hgh School has been burldlng Nlr Howard has tlrclessly lxergrecn .1 better sthool for excryonc Bexer too busy to put asrde hrs many tasks xl called rmdx to ass1st ansonc wth 1 problem be he student parent or teather Hrs rnterest 1n school rn cxrdcncc bu hls uorlt mth the Student Councll and the Kes Club and by the care he takes to mth tht num organrzatrons of the school endeaxorcd to nuke upon he rs .1lv. Us affarrs IS cspetlalls Leap IH tlosc touch The 1941 Lf pl C1191 start would lxlte to dedlcate thexr xcarboolt to Nlr Eugene Howard Asslstant Adrnrnxstrator nun mth 1 lot to do and more lmportant one who does lf j. U U X X Q15 f vw 1 FACULTY 1120 H if . ,Q '5 11 if-3 ,1 .'1-,441 . , f - . K -., Afflzg' 17 3 ,' ag diy , N, , Iwi? 'M f, I . u . , 1 1 U 1 ' . k . H ' - lil , .Lx , ' Q ,Q ' ' ? 2 xy ' , . -1 - .l f 'wx . . . S 'K ,Y .1752 W .iff K , gs, if, 4, V, 1 , 2 5 J , 'gs-ff' i 5 Af, Li. J if IP' I, wi is -fx- ' A ai' ' .QQ ' .x.- -. , -ff' Q 1 5 ,Q. 1 LOIS SKILLEN JOHN j. MCCARTHY B.A,. MA. BSS.. MA. Iowa State College. Northwestern L'niversit5' St. Mary's College. DePaul University Psychology Vocations. American Studies Guidance and Curriculum Director Senior Class Sponsor, Student Council Policy Com mittee COUNSELI G STAFF LA VERNE A. ORTON B Ill.. M A. Xiirrlu-rn Illinois l'nixtrwiti'. Xurtliwestcrn Vniieriiti Gt-ncipil 5l.1tl1. Alluclwm lfrcalutxin Claes Atlniwr 'Wi' ,Q ,,m,f., . 2:-.gpg r e . .z Aj.. FLORFNCE LONGO BS. KLA, Noi'tlixx'cStt-i'n Vnixcrwity PSy'Cl1oliwgy ROBERT APPLEBY B S Ed M S Arkansas State College Washxngton Lm we-rsrty Physical Educatlon Head Coach Football and Baseball DONALD A AULWURM Lnnersrty of 1ll1no1s Drrver Educauon Student Councrl Fmance Comm MARGARET J BANKS B S M A M S Western Illmoxs Unrversrty Unuersrty f Illmors Western Reserxe Umversrty L1brar1an Library Club ELIZABETH BELFORD A B M A Latm Senror Grrls Counc1l LAVERGNE A BRIGHT BS xn Ed Unrxersrty of Illmoxs Spamsh English Spamsh Club ALICE M BRISLAWIN B A 1n Home Economrcs State College of Washrngton Homemakmg RICHARD BROLILLETTE B A E School of the Art Instrtute Arts Crafts Art Club DOROTHY BROVUN BS 1n Ed MA Southern Illmors LHIYCISIIY Speech Oral Interprctatron Englrsh Dramatrcs Club INat1onal Thesprans So cxetx Plaxs . , . J . B.S. , .V . Y , . . . ., . ., U , ' 0 . ,, . . Inclrana Umversxty ', Y . l , l l JEAN BIJDDING BS.. R.N,, C.P.H.N. Indiana State Teachers College, Philadel- phia General Hospital, Loyola University First Aid, Home Nursing junior Red Cross, Future Nurses of Amer- rca. MERREL DILLON B.A.. M,A. Beloit College University of Illinois Speech English Speech Debate WEINDELL H ELPERS AB MA Indiana University Physics Mathematics Radio Club DONALD L FERCHAU Bradley University University of Oklahoma Crafts Drafting Electricity HOXVARD VU FINKLE B A M A Roosevelt Lniversity University of Illinois American Government Modern History Photography Club BETTH FREEHLIBG Xwhitevxater State College JOHN E GEORGE I. nix ersity of Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education Hcad XY restling Coach Assistant Football Coach SPENCER L GILMORE B I S Illinois State Normal Lnixersity General Science Earth Science Physical Scicntc Geography Cross Country Freshman Bisltctball B.S. . B.E. Typing, General Business B.S. .S.. In , A GVUENDOLYN T, HALM B.S. L'niyersity of Illinois Geometry. Algebra. Modern Mathematics Niath and Science Club ARDITH V INMAN B N S LaCrosse State College New York Uniyersity Attendance Office hysical Education Health AA Intramura Activities Cheerleaders ep Cl L4 fj 1,4 mlm PALL JENKINIS in Ed MS in Eastern Illinois Inixersity University of Illi nois Biology Attendance Office Math and Science Club Frosh Soph Track Frosh Soph Basketball J W KERINS BS in Ed Central Missouri State College Mathematics Math and Science Club DAVID H KING B S INI S Illinois State Normal Lniyersity Drafting Nfetalxxorlt Junior Class S1 onsor RL TH KINL DSOIN B A NI S Lnnersity of Iovxa Iowa State College English and Journalism Pnze Needle Prem Echoes Red Cross Album uill and Scroll CHARLES LANE B S S I A St Marx s College DePaul Lniyersity American History Sociology Futurc Tcachers of America Golf Coach JOHN H LL RQLIN S lx S Stout State College Pmcticil Arts Surxey Wfoodxsork Cabinet Nlaltmg Wood Finishing Architectural Drafting Dircctor of Audio Visual Serxices Projection Club 534 '...T-lf' M 'fini MELVIN R MCCALEB B E B S Eastern Illmors Lnuersltw Lnnersrty of Ill1 nors Chemxstrs Nlath and Sctence Club D1rector of Adult Eve rung School JOHN MEGSON BA MA Iovra State Teachers College Lnnersxty of Mrnnesota World Hxstory Athletnc Drrector Lettermens Club Mustang Fathers Club RALPH MEYER X D B S I S Lawrence College Lnne rty of Wrsconsrn Amerxcan Hrstory jumor Class Co Sponsor FRED L MOORE BS rn Ed Illmons State Normal Umvers1ty Amerncan Hrstory Physxcal Educatlon Key Club B A M A Lv L Loras College College of St Thomas Aqumas Englxsh Amerrcan Studxes Els! P1 C191 'IANIES OBERTO B XI NI Iwi Ecl Roosexelt College Vandercook College f Musxc Band Xlusrc Appreclatron Drill Team Dance Band MILDRED PENIBERTON L mxersltx of Illmols Englxsh PHILIP N PEMBERTON B Ed M S Southern Illrnors Lnnersm Lnnersxtx f Illrnors An errcan Goxcrnment Student Counul Co Sponsor 2I 4 dl- A- ', 4 . , . . , . . . 1 mg N G f if 'X 4 Cx 7 Jarrres NEWELL LMI? R . a. . T ' ' J BQS. V A Q g L .H h- MA' 'go PATRICIA A PHEMISTER BS MA Central Mrchrgan College New York Lnrxer Sl Physrcal Edutatron Health Pep Club GAA Intramural Actnrtres LOUISE PL SATERI Purdue Umversrty Homemakmg Future I-Iomemalxers of Amerrcr JANE RILEY BS MS Unlversrty of Illmors Englrsh J KNOWLES ROBBINS BS MA Illll'lO1S Instltute Of Technology Mldcllebury College French Spanish French Club HELEN SIREL Ph B M A Unrxersrty of Chrcago Lnrversrty of Herdel berg Germany College Preparatory Englrsh German German Club CHARLES A SPAINGIER BEd MS Western Illrnors Un1vers1ty Unrversrty f Illrnors General Sclence B1olog,y Math and Scrence Club ANN STAVENESS Luther College B1olog.,y Chemrstry German MAYB. ARD STELZER Illrnors State Normal Lnrxersrty Drner Educatxon Physmal EduCat10n Varsrty Football Lme Coach Frosh Sorh Base ball Teen Age Road L o .., .. .. y Y T..- YY I J 1 'Aw '- Y B.S. .., .. .., .. A 1 ry I v , , ,.. .- 1 , . v .., ., , O h I 7 , B,A. .7 . C B.S. .4 ' U .w fa, DOROTHY SYLLING LvI'llX'Cl'S1If' of llllmns L., K- 5 Geometrv. Adunccd Algebra. Trigonornctrv. ff? Semor Xiath Soclal Commlttcc CAROL VAX KEL REX BS 1nEd Northern Ill1no1s L nnerslty Enqllsh BETTX VOLKNIAR Valpar.115o L nne-rem Engllsh F11 P1 Cf: HELEIN V XWARNER B Xlus Ed DePaul Lmxersrty School of Mustc Chncago XfLISlCdl College L l'1lXCl'Slfy of Illmols Vocal Niusnc Choral Clubs Varsnty Chorub GERTRL DE H XX EZENIAN L mx ers ts of XX1scons1n Shorthand Busmess Engllsh Natlonal Honor Soclets CARL F XX ORKXIAN BS NIEd Sprmgfneld Jumor College Lmxersxtx of Illznols Busmess Lau Tspmg Booltlteepmg Sales manshnp Concesenons KATHRX N YAGER Hcldelbcrg College Colum Offlce Practxce Tx pmg NOT PICTL RED PAL LINE LOEEELER B S ln Ed Southern Illxnols L nlxcrsxtx bla L nlxersltx X Phxs1c.1l Educatlon Health I'1rstAxAl RLIH X RODIE B A Nl S Lmxcrsltx ut lllmmx Engllsh V1 ANEEX I XlOL R A B A XI Im Angle State College L nuerx tx Chxcago Reldlng Con5ult,mt OFFICE PERSONNEL MRS. KATH RYN AI ENNINGS XX 4:-LA ,K . x fx, . MISS BERNADE'I I'If VIOZXYIAK The xilcni tiiigirx that kacp liwrgrci-ii liirk High Sclwiwl running ximiiailili' belong to the wry i.1p.1hIc oftliw sniff. C,l1Lui'Iiilh' thuy go .ihout the-ir huxingxx of ken-ping ruwriix. iuyiiig hillx. xghcduling Qhih iiiuiiiigx. .Ind thg ni.1ni' iithii' things ihlt inuxt hc alone. The wurtcoiix xoiic that drifts Cut timin thc inlunoin xyxtgin mth morning .lt .iiiiioiiiicuim-iii tiinc hplivngx to thu xiliiiolx .ixxixt.1ni xurut.iri', Mixx l'acrii.uhiin Iozwiaik, She ix icxlwiixihlc for hiiih thi- xihiiiil hii.mi .mini .iptixitv Iiiinil .li ioiints. Mix, BQul.1li Clin-t'tiL'r. .1150 .in .ixxixuiii xg-iixt.irx'. .utx .ix rumpzioiiixi in thc uttiic .mil lx in ih.1rgc of .inn-11d.1mL ruiiriix. New to the xmiiti this WAI ix Mix, R,nhryn vluniiingx, xuircmrj' nw thc xniwrin- tcndcnt. Airs. M.irg.1rct I Oi'iih.1m .ind Mix. 'I-hcI'cx.1 Triizuiihurg hiirh xxiirl-4 iin .1 ixirtftiinc lmxix. Mix I'-iriihhn ,ix wi M-i.1r'x IH thi iwiziixiling JLIXLIATIUKIWT -Hlii Mix, 'I'FiLZL'I1iWLI'.Q .ix In-iikkpuimr. ,x 1 1 MRS. MARGARET FORDHAM MRS, BEVLAH CHIZVFER 5 CAFETERIA STAFF Much behind-the-scene preparation must take place before the students can enjoy their lunch. The weekly menu must be planned with a thought for nutrition. variety, und economy. This responsible position is filled by Mrs. Ruth Halpin, cafeteria supervisor, who stands .it the extreme right in the picture. Her capable staff is composed of Mar- garet Rosner, Mary Sokota. Alice Kerk- stra, Helena Creaney, Rose Dorl, Clara Levenger, Frances Stein. .ind Lena Pelle- grino. Can she bake a Cherry pie! CUSTODIANS X The team of custodians, headed by industrious Art Roller, do a splendid job of keeping the school in good working order. The custodial staff not only has charge of big things like heating and repairing lights but also Time on the mend! takes care of the million and one little things that can go wrong in the course of the school year. Service with a smile is surely the motto of our custodians for they certainly accept with cheerfulness and cordiality the job of keeping the school clean and beautitul. Pictured below are Henry Brink. Art Roller. Anthony Pakula. and Albert Zuidema. Not shown are Peter liult. Barron Buchanrin. Christ Klein. ,lnmes Mikesell. and Helen Rahn. ACTI I TIES Um2'f9M,,.J ITIRVI' ROXYQ M KMIII. 'I' IIIIIMUI. I.. IILLAS. -I, PM- lnm , SECOND ROXY: 5. IxLIIy. Ii Auxtm. C. ITYLITII. I. Xmwirw. I3 X.I11g:Iurwr1 I3 IITLQQIII 'IIHIRI5 IIUXY I. I5Imr'1gI1w. IJ KJ' mimki. If Malvin- ggur. C. Iclm. G, fNI,I1'1v .. K. 6' V kv ET PI CHI FIYATED3 -I, HASIM-r. Ii. IXIww11p P. SIIIIIL-ruin-IIIQr. S'I4:'xNIDIXG: BI U1'uSI1wr'Ig. O I..1Ilm. Cv :'uI4u'- mm. I XXIIBINICIA, A. Mwntun. IS, BQVILILIIIII, S. Scnkpigl. I? IS1'um1.11xfyIc, S. Ouutt, II, Vi II,KIXIA'K AIIx INUI J. x11xxI1.1. ,AIIIMA -Q ,J-I ,XL i.--d .J FIRST ROXYY 9. Kelly. M. K.irhw. VI, Pmletic. Vfisner, E. Bregin. G. MArie, I.. Bonfigliu, D. Kaminski. SITCOXD ROXY: M. Grosliongz. T. Hansen. L. Nocerino. B, Austin. S. Serilapid. P. Messiriger. Ii, Iieijuliiri-i. S, Orciirt THIRD ROWII 0. I.3Roy. A. Bfonteen. C. Exerett. G, Ather- m.m. Ii, Heuss. P. I5i'uni.ii'cfxI4, P. X.ii1ghteri, The ioh of proriuriiig the If!,i P! Civ is one which requires ri mst rissortiherit oi' skills. Ifor that rmsuii the ieirhuulc shift' is composed of people uhosen esperislh' for their .ihihry in one ol' the imiiy iih.ises of yenirhouk work. As eiiitur-in-iliiefi it is the ihiii' or 'Imiie Hnisper to no-oriiiiixrc the efforts or the memhers of the stiff iii order to miike the yeirbook something more than just .1 pirture .iIhum, I'mIer her .is rissisrmr editors .ire Betty Moore. who is iri Charge of the fiii.iiici.iI sinus of the Ij.',f IU fff'i.' Kira-ii Siple. whose duty ir is ro see the .irricles iire written to .lLLOINV.lIly the piiuiresg C,IirisroyIier .lr-hm, wliii is in cIi.irge of thc sports ixigesg .mil IJALII Sdioerilieiiier xx'h4w is TL'sFOl'1SIIWIC for ixiye Iiiyniits. The i'e.1rhooI4 sniff wishes to express their rluriks to Mr. Brouihette .md the .irr de- ixirtiiiem for rheir hr-Iii with the VFW P: Cfxt ,Iudy Riiighloom designed the coxer. PM Myixree worked on rhe ilivisiim ixiges. .md Ifrmk BLICJILISO did rhe spot designs. KAREN FIPLE CHRISTOPHER ,IEHX BETTY MQQRE COPY El-I'I f SFUFTS EJIWV Business Editor M- ..4...- .-..,,.-...- 1lll 3 ,IANICI2 HASPIZR Ifiiilui'-in-CIiicf PAVI. SCHUENI-IFIDFR I..iy-Our Ifditwr' STUDE T At the state convention held at Chicago's Sheraton Hotel in April, the Student Council again did itself proud when the year's projects and progress were outlined. Little known to Evergreen students is that the coun- cil controls and budgets all school funds in addition to serving as the central governing body of all school organizations. The bonfire, held in honor of the school's homecoming, was perhaps one of the council's most successful proj- ects. The 1958-59 student council will also be remembered by future seniors as the group that approved the establishment of an hour lunch. The student body of Evergreen Park Community High School can well be proud of their student council. 41 SEATED: C. Butts, G. Janich, J. Campbell, D. Klama, R. Mr. Howard. Mr. Pemberton. N. Bleeker, S. DeWees. ROW: J. Rahn. R. Elseth. P. Martin. VU. Rodeghier, P, Faist, J, S. Skora, D Nowak. N. Vundeluan. B. Armstrong, C. jehn, B. CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE: J. Hermann, P. Ifaist. P. Martin. T. Miami, B, Berger. D. Klama. ,l. La Para, 30 ORGANIZATION COAIBIIT-'I-EEZ R. Mosny and J. Y oral. POLICY HANDBOOK COMMITTEE: Left to right: N Vanderlaan, . Van Huis, J. Vorul, R. Kuh, K. Hourigan. THIRD ROXV: J. fines, A, Doerfcrt, B. Berger, Hermann. H. Kunz, T. Miani, R. Iosny. B. Stroh, I. Mncri, DI. Pnlgulch. A. Schultz. COU 'CIL O OFFICERS-SEATED: Roger Podewell, Presidentg Onnette La Roy. Vice-President. STANDING: Kathy Hourigan. Exccutive Secretaryg Jean Campbell, Secremryg Dale Klama. Treasurer. D. No- A. Schultz, ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE-SEATED, left to right: C. Butts. G. Jinich, Rahn. N. Vanderlunn, D. Nowak. N. Bleeker. S. De Wfecs. STANDING: B. Armstrong, Brincs. A. Do6rfert. H. Kunz. J. Sanders, J. Paluch. I Macri. FINANCE COMMITTEE: Left to right: R Mosny. B, Fischer. B. Armstrong. D. Klama, XY. Rodigger. C err ATIONA HO OR OCIETY The Evergreen Park Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of those students, elected in their junior or senior year, who strive to build character, leadership, scholarship, and service in our school. Students must maintain a B average and be approved by a vote of the faculty. Induction by candlelight is held each year in March. Among the activities sponsored by the society this year were a Chicago Symphony Orchestra pop concert, a pep assembly, and an all-school bow day. Providing the leadership for the past year were Barbara Nelson. Presidentg Mrs. XX'ezeman, Sponsorg Lee Chal- mers, Vice-Presidentg Laneta Sanders, Secretaryg and Karen Spiess, Treasurer. CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE The impressive candlelight ceremony. Each year a tea is held f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ei Z F ff! xg E L or new members and their parents. 'tg K 1 SW K 1 , .ggi iffy, gym, 5 if ? msg: Ls.: I A k 34 -S, ,Sw X . r .ff A 7 Q A-iff New ,, k , , 3 5 Q4 Q .1 qrw ik- 4' if' vm 1 nw 'F 5'-ir' iii,-4 395 Q14 Q!! fam WFP 3549 bw 04135 iff' we 5 3 4 -i ' s eg, K Q52 gg. vii it Jfviff Ga! i4 9,4 iff' is it Mg, if af? few fa-V5 aw? iff! al' wa' if v ' is KEY CL B B ILDING F TURE LEADER The purpose of the Kcy Club rs to buxld leaders 1nd future cltu The leaders of thrs year s club Makrng posters for the Key Klub Kapers FIRST ROW B Armstrong M Indovma D XX'h1tt1ngton A Goldberg D Mclnerny R Podevyell 1 Lepore SECOND ROXW J Macrr D Jones A Schultz Sanders D Turner G Nres zens and to serxe the school Thls yfear the club donated funds tow ard the purchase of 1 press camera and the Exergreen Park Communrty Hrgh School Schollr ship Fund It also furnrshed the personnel mth help during, regls tratlon assrsted the play cast and cooperated mth the KIWIUIS Club for many communlty proyects The Key Klub Kapers and the faculty Xs scnror btslxetball game vxcre tvso of the clubs money making proyects Durrng the summer some of thc members hope to attend the rnternatlonal cony entron held rn Toronto Canada IXIIHDI B Stroh THIRD ROW' L Schaefer B Trench L Crael rus R Whllrams -I Paluch J Mangeno E Castellante W Kelsey STANDING E Howard F Moore Sponsors pn..- Y' ' .I P 4 , ,V i , - I Il . . 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' ' T - V ' ,- if f ' z Sw , ' W' x L I L K , if . f , x v Y I , r', 41 I- ' gt' .1 'N 8' N4 1 t If ' ' 1 Q E IOR GIRL CO NCIL The Senror Grrls Councll mxght yxell haye Serxree as xts motto Theur proxerbul helping hand rs always out to ud other orglnrzatnons rn thenr proyeets and to ruse more money tor out ot school proyeets Many ehrldren rn the Ixcntucley Tennessee lrea wxll be kept xx 1rm and he tlthy as 1 result of the ettorts of the SGC Bundle Dly Projeet Thus orqanuzmtron of tbout frtty grrls under the drrectron of Mlss Belford llso does many acts of serynce rn and about the Luncheon lIRSI ROV P Buber B Berger C Fnsher S Orcutt N Iacullo J VU1sner lN Waller S Thomas R Sxugart S Manasses V Nemee SECOND ROVU S Sullryan M Casey L Bartel S Claussen lN Obler I Sellee B Bregrn G Vrsh B Smp D Rrce J Balxeman B Boyce THIRD ROW' J Hasper C Patzer M Krenn C Halloran R Nlrseyrch J Melley T Van Hurs G Srsto M Hansen A Schuessler D DeLap FOLRTI-I ROW' I johnson J Rrngbloom S Hol-:er J De Young B lxelson C Fortrer L Lentz B Berger K Spress B Bussran L Wrllett J Campbell OFFICERS Brenda Boyce V1cePres1dent Sandra Thomas Secretary Theresa Van Hurs Presrdent and Rrta Mrseuch Treasurer consultrng yyrth Mrss Belford Members serxrng for Key Club Luncheon B , c A -M 9 school. For cx.1mple, some of the girls served at the Key' Club 7 '- 7. ' l ', T. I , C. f . . T . , ' - V - LTA - A . T t . ' . v - e 4' 1 - ' ' There hue been many changes in the Pep Club this past year Under the leadership of Miss Phemister the club was dmded into elex en teams each headed by a leader and co leader The various teams have had the responsibility of making pep signs for the games and each had to plan a money raising project Their goal To win the Service Avsard given to the team earning the most points The Pep Club spon sored the annual Homecoming Dance the Alumni Tea and buses to the games The club is also re sponsible for the clever pep ribbons which have Seen at a recent Pep Club meeting said that the Pep Club led the way in fostering the growth of that not necessary but sery elusne some thing that puts extra kick and sparkle into school actmtres PEP CL B Pep Club officers are Onnette La Roy Secretary Jeannine Ferguson Vice President Darlene Curley President Betty Locke Treasurer Miss Phemister Sponsor contributed so much to school spirit. It can truly be MUSTANG FIRST ROW1 -I. Davids. S, Rippe, G. Orlos. B. Ryan. SECOND ROW: E. Roth, B. Benson, R. Mosny. T. Lavery, N. Obler, L. Wit. THIRD ROXV: D. Spiess. D. Wallc-r. Vincent. L. Keeler, P. w7l1ll'CC'f, T. Minni. D, Kasper. R. Escherich, C. Keller. FOURTH ROXV: R. Appleton, E. Herr. W. Kelsey. E. Boyer, R. Engel. B. Keleher, L, Kasper. A. Doerfort. il. Selke. P. Huensch. R. Buck, J. Engel, P. Morris. GERMAN BAND Made up of the more experienced members of the varsity band. the German Band plays for the Lions. Kivmnis. and other org.mi1.itions. Der Dezwnff' musicians are: B, Pines. L Cooke. S. Rippe. FI. Dnvids. R. Escherich. G. L'llrich. and T. Knudson, Evergreen Purles bandmen are part of todays on-the- beat generation. Under the direction of Mr. james E. Oberto they have sought to bring the best in music to the student body. This years Fifth Annual Spring and Wfinter Concerts were outstanding examples of the fine performances already traditional with this organiza- tion. The Mustnng band, in an effort to serve the school more effectively. divided itself this year into L1 Green band and fl Gray band. These bands. under the student direction of Tom Knudson and Wfayne Kelsey, took turns playing at the various athletic contests. ln the spring the more advanced musicians are eligible for selection to play in the 100-piece All-Conference Band, ia Q?5' 57 bg Y Q Q as 1 .1 no A, Q- . . , Q I 'AQ 4 ' . ,. ss 13: Q, 1 ,, ,O fe ya is - 4 t' ,gg - 5 , 'Y X, 4+ '-is 'gs can ,Q K ft' tr , wxwifmm , X . my 'W an as 1 A 1 v iff ' ' ft, . l I Drxll Team Officers are Sharon Jansen S6 B Judz Selke Head Majorette Mr Oberto Sponsor Mg, 'az Us A Yfeff NEWSPAPER STAFF A better newspaper has been the mam goal of the 58 59 news staff Edrtor nn ehxef Diane Morang and the page edx tors Iynn Angerhofer page one Bar barr Austrn page two anet Melley and Yx onne Turnell page three Darlene C ur ley and Paul Kaeer page four Dlane Leaf assoelate edrtor and the many re porters haxe done much to promote 1 better orgamzed paper wlth more news by for and about the students of E P C I-I S Such features as Grapeylne Speak m Wlth the Senlors md Locker Room Cut Ups make the Pnze Needle Prem the d1st1net1ye publreatlon It IS wwe! of The Wf1tCfS Club under the drrectxon of Mrs Knudson meets dunng fourth perlod on Wedrmesdays Students wnth 1 l1t erary bent are encouraged to seek admxttanee to the organrzatxon In the sprmg they publlsh the Englnsh magazxne known Ilboes 0 Lzezgfeeu The club offxeers are as fol lows lxxren Sxple vresldent Pattl Currzn xxce presl ent udl Krop seeretary md P1tK1mrey treasurer FIRST ROW J Melley D Curley D Leaf C Stafford S Komalezylx N Nestor STANDING I Angerhofer Y lurnell P Kleer Dxscussmg plans for the next lssue of the Pme 'Needle Pferr are Mrs Knudson adusor and Dlane Morang ed1tor1n chlef WRITERS CLUB IlRS'l ROXX K Srple P Curran Y lurnell Melley D leaf C Strfford S Kowxalezyk IN Nestor SECOND ROXX H Georhe I Rupprath A Slyko j Krop P Kxmrey J Nestor Mtslm P Kxeer I Aneerhofer D Deeem L Chourt B Loy g l V ' ' , . V . . 5 3 L - . , . . I - . . . , , V A 1 V ' 4 1 I' F g 9 1 s .... . 7 7 4 3 Y V J A v y 1- 7 y , 7 . C 7 1 1' 1 4 , . . .. . . A .. V, .. .. V , . . . - - ,. .. , t 1 4 ' A 4 47 pf , 7 'V' - - - a - a - 1 - , - - , . . ., A. . , . :'. ' A, V , yt , .y . I 7 Y ' 'NX Fw E ' my '. f- ,Y 'X -M3 my 9 - s . .- , V' . K , A ' I , . . . t 1 I K 'll S I . A I, ' e . v'- If I ' -. 1 .. . , 5 . , , . , - ,J '4' A v-1 1 ' ay v- at f 1 .. ',. ... ',J. Q ,A V 1 - ff ,. . . . . . I . , 0, . , .e I . . , . ', .I ' , I. ax. . ar, .. j- , qw. . ra. . mg. DEBATE SQUAD SITTING 'I Krop K Slple Mr Dlllon Sponsor S Molenaar B Fxscher STANDIING B Kuh D johnson D Exckleman j Dombrowslu B Melnyle M Grxppo B Dermn INot shown IS Tom Knudson Pres1dent The orgamzatlon also offers an opportumty to people who want to speak m front of large groups of people Ex erereen Park I-hgh School s mterest IH world lffamrs IS probably best yoxced by the members of the debate squad The team eoyers ID lts debates such topncs as forengn ard and seholarshlp opportumtxes The tople debited m practlee' debates and ID tourna ments was Resolyed that the US should adopt the essentxal features of the Brntush system of educltlon -ls-.QM QUILL AND SCROLL ulll and Scroll IS the Inter natlonal Honorary Soenety for Hlgh School journalnsts Its arm IS to en courage and reward mdtudual achxeyement nn yournalxsm and al hed flelds Members must be or yumor standmg be IH the upper thlrd of thexr class and haye done supernor work un some phase of yournahsm SITTIING j Krop D Ielf B Austm J Hrsper Mns Knudson Sponsor STAINDIING I Iley oore e wen rem er e an Iurne K 1 e Nz' I I I Q . . 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Jae :afar I5,Sill-lVdi.G!I'l Ill. .S'pl:, I ' ' FIRST ROW B Locke D Klama M Kula M Groshong SECOND ROW L Bonfrglro S Patterson J Wrlls K Karlson A Srpko M Swanson C Frsher P Krmrey j Wrsner THIRD ROW J Krop P Curran FOURTH ROW D DeNormandre C Kavlock B Jorgensen C Stafford IN Korbar D Curley S Rrppe S ORourke C Stewart FOURTH ROW C Freudenberg P parellr S Dorl B Steyens FUT RE TEACHER The Future Teachers of Amerrca haye therr eyes turned to that fascrnatmg place the future The members of the organrzatron are plannrng for tomorrow by practrcmg to day Senror students are glyen thc opportunrty to mect the problems presented by the bubble gum set by practrcrng teachrng ru the lovscr grades Thrs year the club yrsrtcd Northwestern Unrxersrty and The Natronal College of Educatron rn fyanston The Future Teachers also helped the Lrons Club rarse money for the hlrnd m the XVh1te Can Drrye FTA members collected about seyenty tue dollars Offrcers are Mary Kula Trersurcr Margaret Groshong, V1tcPres1dent Drle Klama Prcsrdent Bette Locke Secretary rm 'X , Y 4 r-z' I , , X, ts Broniarczykl K. Leo, Bodwell, Eycrs, RlI',,L8I:1C, J. Hasper, J. Thomas. G. Aclcerman. B. Moore, P. Hansen..S. Senkpiel, L. Cap! Xt I 5 FIRST ROW B Soderqurst M Rueter B Austrn J Semlow M famkus L Bartel SECOND ROW Mrs Pusaterr B Grochowskr P Kolb L Stamos B Komprk A Seacrrst J Grochowsikr P Keller THIRD ROXV P Bennett S Pazucha E Krmrey R Martrn FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Our flapyacks are flrpped flapprer than any other flrpped flapyacks flrpped by any other flapyacl. flrppers flrppmg flapyaclts Thrs IS one way to say Eyergreen rntends to turn out homemalters who know how to do more than borl oat meal and stramble eggs FHA IS an organlzatron for grrls who haye had one semester of homemakrng m elementary or rn hrgh school Each year the members go to a fall and sprmg rally where ers Actryrtres thrs year rncluded the makmg of Chrrstmas stockmgs for the Red Cross a taffy pull cake sales decorat mg drsplay eases lrstenrng to a Patrrcra Steyens representa me sponsorshrp of Cuprds Tvyrst and the annual Mother Daughter Tea at vshrch the mstallatron of new offrcers and the xnductron of new members took place Preparmg the refreshments for the Cuprds Tvust An FHAer may ney er saye the world but the man who does vnll probably be fed on her eookrng NXMAKER-V v- 1 41 Nfw vw' .H - ' H52 f rn v 5' . X4 'A ' ' ' ' - 5 . A ' 1 fb 1 v Q 94. . 2 ' . 1 m l V ,-3 V . . Q.. . ' ' U7 . - 54 ' ' fi . . D' - - ' W . D 1 - . UQ . y 4 ,A M 3 4 ' . um . ' 5 f U M , . ' CII ' A , ' as - fb . , . y Q I ' . FN . 4 PQ . O . U . ' W 3 9, ' . -, . D' .4-Q ' f'D H . ' n 1 '. 'J' - , ,B . . , . F? OXFUYUA, V -AW S 'too 0 J fa ,E . T-' 50 o ,A I FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA 'U W,,:5F,,eEg 'm ww if W4 fx 5' ,?V, H 'fa ef AQAIY hx W4 Q M. Vai!! fuk, .y 3.1 547 W1 xx ' ff Kink 'ffi K ,L ., , 3 Elf i A' , ww ' 41'-Q, ',-W. ev Wg .J fm, V 25 ,ky Y! gk 1 x MYR - Marx 5, if if A 3' PROJ ECTION ISTS CLUB Q7 In an effort to serve the school more effectively this year, the Projectionists' Club has placed a man in every class. Audio-visual aids are becoming more important in classroom work and the club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Lurquin, is rising to meet the need for trained operators. ,4- , QM-46 FIRST RONXU B. Martin, R. Elseth, M. Grammenz. K, Siem SECOND ROW? H. Flynn, P. Pence, E. Rogers, P, Kolb, D Vfaller. F. Fett. THIRD ROW: R. Smith, P, Scheff. R. Pence E. Jolas, J. Frantz, J. Engel. STANDING: Mr. Lurquin. Spon sor, D. Flaws. K, Platkus. The sponsor of the Camera Club. Mr. Finkle, instructs the members of the club in what they like to do most- t.1ke pictures. Legrning new photographic techniques .ind the use of the dark room Appeals to these .imtiteur photog- r.1phers. They are .ilso inv.1lu.1ble to the Pizza Nmffe Prtfm st.zt'l' because they supply the pittures that brighten its p.1gCS. FIRST ROXY: R, Rgdos. B Blartzn. E. 'Iolas SECOND ROXY: A, Kocixn. R Curli. XY' Hunter. STANDING' Nl. Petersen. -I. Dom- bronvski. R, Pence. D. Guy. Mr. Finkle. Spon- NUI' HALL GUIDES The Hall Gu1des were respon sxble for keepmg students out of the academxc wrng durmg the noon hours and for proudrng dlrectxons to X1S1tO1'S entermg the school Students serx ed durlng thelr free perlod FIRST ROW B Herold N Wfaller V Braye C Stefek C Cook SECOND ROW' O LaRoy J johnson B Crowley J Llmber C Stafford B Benson THIRD ROXX' S Zagorskl C Stevfart N Korbar R Kuh D Sparano J Campbell Hall Guldes from left to r1ght L Wxllett I DAngelo 1 Hellman S Lamsch C Fortler OFFICE AIDES As thelr name lmplres the Off1CC A1des helped the offxce staff 1n performlng thexr dutles Collectmg absentee shps answer mg telephone calls were among The Off1Ce A1des were chosen from study halls most of them had had preuous expenence IH vxorlt1ng1n the offxce 7 , , ' ':.',.' ,Q 7-',-'V 3 , . ' 7 their many tasks. Z 1. ,.' ,.',. ,. , r' :.-, . ,. ',. ,. ,. , 1. .. YI' 5'l' Y' ' FIRST ROW C Cook D Shannon J Ronda J Hasper T Van HUIS J We1ntraub SECOND ROW LIISS Banks R Waller J Roth R Bernosk1 R Elseth K Ste1nbach J Sava THIRD ROW L Keeler J Kennedy S ORourke RADIO CLUB The R3d1O Club under the sponsorshlp of Mr Elpers IS or gamzed to help 1nterested stu dents obtaln operators l1censes both for short range xerbal and code broadcastmg The club meets ex ery day dur mg 5B pract1c1ng code and sendmg and recemng messages oxer KQNDQCFC the school stat1on Don Sommerfeld IS club pres 1dent Daye Earl 15 XICC pres1 dent and Dale E1ckleman IS secretary treasurer LIBRARY CLUB The L1brary Club IS composed ot those students who promote l1brary seruce They meet regu larly to d1scuss the work of the l1brary They haxe such proyects as talsmg orders for the Teen Age Book Club and they are malung a scrapbook wh1ch contams all the newspaper chppmgs con cermng Exergreen Park I-hgh School They took seyeral freld tr1ps to places concermng 11 brary work and had representa tn es attendmg the annual meet mg of the Ill1no1s Student L1 brar1an Assocxatlon at Normal I1l1no1s an Hasper IS pres1dent De DISC Shannon IS y1cepres1dent Theresa Van HUIS IS secretary treasurer and 1m Ronda IS re porter Mr Elpers d1scuss1ng the I3dlO equ1pment mth B Nielnyk C Hoyle G Duba D Earl D E1ckleman B Kuh T Lebensorger D Summerfeld K S1em B Loxmg 1 , , ,' 9 r . , , v 1 Y . 1 J 1 ' ' 7 .. , . ,. ,. , . ,. . . . , , , ' . ,. ,. , - , . , . , . . .. ,. ',. . - ,111 . -1 f 1,1 5 a . , - . , . v v v , 1 s , . . 9 v. 1- 1- ,1 r v' 1- l - GERMAN CLUB If you Spiecfoefz Sze Deulrcb you are eligible for membership in the German Club sponsored by Mrs Sirel The club meets twice a month wth the purpose of promoting an interest in the German people and language At Christmas time the club presents a tea featuring p e emnfe rlollefz mzzrpfalzrhefz and other German delicacies The tea ends with the singing of Yillle Nacht and 0 Tnmzebazzm This years officers are Norma ean Vanderlaan president Dennis Longfield xice president udy Larson secretary and Dennis Nester treasurer SPANISH CLUB Holy Amigo? is the familiar greeting of the Spanish Club members. They meet every other Wednesday with Mrs. Bright, their sponsor. One year of Spanish is required for membership. The club held a formal initiation and a Christ- mas party where the traditional piiafny were brok- en. Linda Pierz provided the leadership, aided by Lois Bonfiglio, vice-president, Margaret Gros- hong, treasurer, Barbara Buber, secretary, and Phyllis Hansen, sergeant-at-arms. FRENCH CLUB In O11 nie 7111155111 is the motto of the Exergreen Parle Irench Club It means Here one speales French wxhieh ealls to mind the purpose interest in not only the lreneh language but also the music art and literature of the eountry This year some of the older members of the organin tion entertained the faculty at a tea gixen at the home of Mr Robbins their sponsor Ol faxorites like Freze lltqllff and I 1 do do were sung and seleeted pieces of xerse were reael The group also attended .1 program glxen bx the loreign language deptrtmem gf Lgy olr Lnixersity ' fff 1 f f ' i e' rr. ' if A I I 3 1 , r 1- A J ,. .y pl A , . of the club. By its various projects it promotes ' . . ' , . I . . . , 5. d ' F j ' Ziff V, . ,r y L A - . ' A if -. 1 . vi ' 4 A aiu v - A A A A '. LETTERME 7 CL B . , Club officers Consulting with Mr. Megson. 1 4 cf HCL ic . X .Y FIRST ROXV: D. Youngmnn. J. jerozal. 'l. Lepore. R. Surdyk. M. Indovina. T, Trip- ton. XV. Kelsey. A. Minsky. O. Olson. SECOND ROXV: XY. johnson. G. Coglianese. J. Underwater. E. Weber. D. Xester. J. Shenohu. L, Craelius. R. lngle. A. Goldberg. J. Vincent. D. Kasper. N. l-lirrisnn. THIRD ROXY: B. Armstrong. T. Henitt. A. Biker. D. XY'hittingtun. J. Pgilueh. R. Petersen. L. Vi'hitx'er. T. Rodeghier, P. Dalen. J. lithell. -I. Jenner. Kimi. Il. Mneri. T. Seidel. V. Blssi. G. Bunzenddhl. Mr. Megsnn. si-nnsnr. The l.ettermen's Club is .1 serxiee UI'lQ.l.IllZ.l.IllJIl tnmposed of mirsity letter winners. This elub serves the sthool by selling tickets ,md prograins at .ill .ithletic events and by taking tickets ,it basketball games and wrestling m.1tt-hes, The highlight of the clubs :etivities is .1 trip to .1 College b.1sketb.1ll iglme preeeeded by dinner at .1 popular Chieagn rest.iur,1nt. This ye.ir the club .it- tentled the Blithigin St.tte-Nortliwestern ginie. The tltibs tmtitieers ,ire Diek Xlfliittiiiettiii. Ffk'NlklL'IlIl Bob Armstrong. tretisf nrer: .ind Mike lndoxin.i. setreniry. Program ,tdxertisements bring to the letterntens club. big dixiden ART CLUB The Art Club meets every Wednesday under the direction of Mr. Brouillette. A love for art is the only requirement for membership in the organization. The members did any art work requested by the teachers and decorated the school for yarious holidays They also painted tvyo murals on school life which were hung in room 145 The officers are Helen George president Marcia Philos yice president and S h a r o n Laisch treasurer FIRST ROXX I. Vit C Curley C Gallovyat J Cox SECOND ROXX D Bruming R Staron J Ronda B Rhein E Jolas THIRD ROXX J Limber J Vocat J Roth P Xlorris R Pode vyell H Flynn EOLRTH ROXX I. Selmer Nlr Gilmore Nlr Orton Nlr Jenkins Xlr NIC Caleb Nir Kerns R Nlosny 5 FIRST ROW J Maslan M Rueckheim D Rice F Macaluso H George P Boinski B Frangella SECOND ROW R Ruddick T Bartlett J Ringbloom P McAtee M Philos W Potter J Ziemba THIRD ROW Mr Brouillette C Dillon S Laisch C Mitchell J De Runtz W' Schissler G Marie S Maslan S Coffman MATH AND SCIENCE CLUB For those pupils who are in terested in furthering their sc: edge the teachers in the science department haye formed the Math and Science Club Each of the teachers is in charge of the program which is related to the subject they teach Each student also has opportuni ties to consult with the teacher of his choice and get special help from him The officers are Pat Morris president Clifford Curley xice president Ruth Staron secretary treasurer and Russell Mosny program chairman a-q,-.-.-- . t f I I 7 V P. . ' ' ' t F J r I X . I '. . fx . 1 I 1 , j A ' - 9 e sf' I ' 1 - - . i 2 W 1 s M' , ,t . 2 . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' ', . , , . : . ' , . ' , , .' , . ' , . - if K I4 , I A i I ' 7 ' 3. entific or mathematical knowl- I I 7 X , u I, G I . V. 1. 6 a 1 if '73 I W, - E . ', . I. I' 1 . . . . I Q A H 'i ' - y . , v. . Y : . ' , , . . . . I ' . . - Q , '- i - ,I - 1 - -4 I I . . I . , I . ' . I . I - '7 . I . , . I '. ' IIRST ROV E Bregm D Nowak M Karlo NI Frtzpatrxclx 'NI Balan E Long M Nlersdorf J Grochovuskl C LaMant1a S Rueter B Saunders D Ochms 9 Toras K Tuex SECOND ROXX A1155 Ssllrng Sponsor I Nester P ames D DeYormand1e I Guthrlc D Wleseloh C, Freudenberg J Grochoxxslxr T Hansen C Mutry G Srbeny B Foote S Jansen D Chrlstensen Pasletlc THIRD ROW B Nelson C Thorsen L Lortz L Heuss I. Polasltr O LaRoy S Kruse OCIAL CO MITTEE The Soual Commrttee sponsored by MISS Dorothy Syllmg has welcomed many new lreshmen excry year and has satd goodbye to as many Sentors The club ts composed of three sub commlttees vsho plan for refreshments decoratrons and blds The clubs mam object ts to plan for and msure an enjoyable ex emng for Exergreen s students Offtcers tor the 19581959 sehool year were Chnsttne Freudenberg Chanrman Glorta Srbeny CoCha1rman ulte Guthne Secretary Consultmg xuth Nltss Qxllrnz, are Chrxstme Freudenbera and GI nu Qrbenx loser Pmletrc Onme l.1Rox and Barbara Nelson plannmg Buss desrgmng blds are Annamae Brmkmin E Bregm D tue Chrtstnas dance Nnoxxrldlxe Qxxxr Novak and T1n.1 Hansen Jil' P wud' , J ' 4 . I S : 'rf . 'I . .xv '. . .l. I' ' 5 '.A . . . . .A . . ' -, - T- - ' . 4 1 A W 1 , , u . 3 J . 1 '51 e A A -T T.. LY X K I V fv I, . , X, X, Lv u. 4? DRAMATICS CLUB ' The Dramatics Club owes a lot to Mrs Brown thelr spon sor who IS responsrble for the many frne pltys put on If Cen tral School Beeause our audr torxum was not frnlshed we dld not haye the proper facllltres and therefore a lot of extra vyorle was lnyolyed Our gratx tude also goes out to Mr Brovy n a th alumnr who ue vsorleed so hard wlth the Drt matrcs Club on eyery play The members all worl-. on commrttees domg the backstage yxorle The commlttees are pub l1c1ty malee up propertres seen ery lrghtrng costumes sound effects The stage erew puts up the scenery and takes 1t dovsn afte the play FIRST ROW J Folsom D Klama Fons J Wrlls S Paterson K Karlson B Soderquxst SECOND ROW R Mrsevrch P Messenger M Bartlett B Foote P Kolb I Lexrne G Jrnlsch S Kovyalcryle THIRD ROW C Freudenberg P McAtee N Nestor D Curley L ClIOI'XlI Sanders Mrs D Brovyn Sponsor I Vorl 1 Thomas L Aneerhoter K leo C Prnes G Srsto NATIONAL THESPIANS SOCIETY The plays the thlng rn the case of the Eyergreen Park Chapter of the Natronal Thesplans Socrety Thls group of students rs yorned together wlth the common desire to strmulate an rnterest rn dra matxc arts ln the hrgh sehool Each of the members has had flrst hand experlenee 1n the tremendous task of present mg a play This year many of the members earned the ten pornts necessary to become a member by actrng 1n the school play Tzme Off! fm Gmgez Thrs play yy 15 only one of the yarrous projects undertaken by the club thls ear The sponsor of the group IS Mrs Broun The Offl eers are rm Sanders presr dent eanne Thomas nee presrdent Kay Karlson see retary and Barbara Berger records clerle T RONX K Klrlson Nl irtlett C mes D ur ey L Nils Broun Sy on SFCOND ROW B Berger L Angerhofcr J Folsom j Thomas I X'Xxlls II-IIRD ROXX D lxllma R Mrsexrch G Vlsh I Srnders SIANDIXG L Schaefer I Smders E Ctstll lenet R Podeyxell he sf! 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X A lf- A, iz HQVL let: :my . , fn 2-:AMC A I V A bd is 5 94529 Bevy of beauties beams brightly on the audience at Homecoming Pep Rally and fabovej Miss Evergreen is carried victoriously from the gym by the Cheerleaders, Sharon and her lovely escorts present a smil picture at Snow Queen assembly Nl-IE Candles and faces glow at National Honor Society candle lighting ceremony, Father Becka gives crowd a lesson in Chinese as he recites the Our Father at a special assembly on the Communist menace in China. Happy P.T.A. scholarship winners receive their awards at Awards Assembly. E BLIE Bloom choristers strike long Chord as they serenadc student body at a music assembly. :rn H !.!f ' r . 1 4 1 ,,'7 X fm 1 ,MM ,ws prim W SHI -ft '01 ,lu 411 114 ,V '- nb f 'i ' 'wi' rw: 'N 1 ol ax , HA C9 ' D I ' 'avi ,ow-an bf Mv- 14 M SPORTS Jw-fi-if-Hu A 13321, M W K ' fE1igQ533?PfMkiLif' 'r ,L Q f 4 w ff. . 5, 43,65 V , K Efifefi 4 '- Q , -L ' I :viii ,Z , MW. 421 I ,iiig i . I 1 V YZ? Q 4 5 . 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N N Q. . - X. .1 UA . .Q l rv' -. . , Q 1. 4 SOPHOMORE SCORES FRESHMAN SCQRES ma 1. z ann 1 I gm ml, liar 'I A7 ' A Q 5 Q, V 15' ,gf 4 4 r rgff J SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW V Bloem R Roe S Zagorakx T Alberts R mger Coach George THIRD ROW Coach Aulxxurm M Whyte Waller T Henlff SECOND ROW' B Z1kmund R Pulver H J Herrmann T Poat G Pausz R Counter R Iv lr J Kurent L Toppmg F Lalsch C Herrch J Wrllrams M Brash Breclron T Bolhouse R Engle Ex ergreen Fx ergreen Ex ergreen Ex ergreen Ev erreen Evergreen Evergreen Lockport Oak Law n Bremcn Rlch Reax 15 Sandburg Lmcolnway Evergreen Ex ergreen Ex ergrcen Ex ergreen Ex crgrcen Es up een Oak Lawn Lemont Crete Moncc RIC 1 Rcax IS Sanrlbulf., FRESHMAN FOOTBALL IIRST ROW' J O'Ioole P C1stellanata,T Lehman J Bulger ROW' j Vmcent Illifllgif VC' Kuhltf VU Rxfc C XVutp1hl R johnwn B Gr1ff1th,G Pltrlk T Seelof SECOIXD ROXX' R GIIIIQLIICY T Sl-rolaslrx E Counter R Hrrsch B Iicrgcr R Applcton I Hoxxell P EFLIIIII B Cmxxforrl R Gronlu D I Sloxunilcx L Boycr XX allcr I Chappel, G Rlce R XX'1tt Couh Moore IHIRD '. 'IT' H I I S .i f f 'Flt I'l W? I 'lf W ' il ll tl lf' t - .. 6 .. .. .. ,, , A ' ' . A , I l . - L11 - 7 7 . . 152 ., ....t,,.. .WM , ', X ...Z,.,,,, f 4, ,M . V , , S it 1 ..,n , S , l fi If , LQ? I 7. ne' l 1 I ' 0 'K X l I f f . , K 5 ,'. ' 7 'A' I' I ' H i f-1 A I I ' Wei won. R ei I tell rl' ' TW I Wi , I S j, 'P , 1 ' x 1 V A I ' 7 . i . I 4 D . N, Q ,. I' QQ.,' , . ,lIillr,l v V V V V V H 1' 6 , - , w 7 7 77 6 ' 7 7 ' 14 13 A , , 20 ' ' A 6 - AA ' LLL, 77 7 7 0 ' 77 20 ' , 7 0 ' l ' H , , 12 ' 7 1-I ,, . I2 -I 7 7 VVVV 7 6 , 26 'Uv' , , 20 - , ,..L,L,,,,,,, , 18 ' , ,,,, 26 HARRIER TAKE FO RTH I'IRST ROW B Buchanan W Kelsey C jehn K jorgen Srpkowskr A Schultz A Goldberg B Semlow R Hoehn sen J Vander Molen K Johnson D Schaefer SECOND Coach Gllmore ROW G Masopust manager .I Ondervwater S Rnpskrs C Thxs yelr s cross country season opened poorly mth successue losses to Sandburg Reaus and Oalx Lawn How ex er the team s record rmprox ed wrth wrns ox er Llncolnvs ay and Rrch The season was cllmaxed as Stan RIPSKIS and Alan Goldberg took thlrd and frfth place medals respectnely IH the conference meet The team 1tself placed fourth The season ended on 1 rarny day at LaGrange where the drstrxct meet was run The team s loslng record thls year was due marnlj, to an eudent gap betvseen Rnpslus and Goldberg and Chr1sto pher ehn and Art Schultz Thls gap was nex er qulte fllled Thls season s scores are shovsn below Exergreen Sandburg Ex ergreen Oak Lau n Excrgreen Reaus Ex ergreen Thornton Es ergreen Luncolnv as Ex ergreen Rnch Excrgrecn Sandburg Colch Gxlnorc txplams pace to A Goldberg Rxp los C jehn md R Hoehn 1 l l 'L' - r ' , , ' . - ' . 'S I - C 1 - - - 1-nnziff lV2f m 7 ' .. -' 2255 2 20 ' ' 51 - 1 24 f '- 55 -' 25 - 55 24 - 23 ' 35 W 26 ' Sl -- A sa 25 , 's . . .4 . . Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen . Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen R, Monteen, J. Jenner, J, Ethell, A. Schultz, J. Urban, P. Peterson, lhlQlI1.lgL'l'Q Coach Megson, The season ended at Thornton where the team was eliminated by Blue Island, 101-80, in the regional tourney. At the end of the season the teanfs record stood at 6 wins and 15 losses even though the Mustangs had averaged over 70 points per game. But it seemed that luck was against them all the vvay because the other team always seemed to score more points. ,io '70 66 72 92 68 71 55 78 62 60 80 56 76 58 62 52 73 60 55 80 Manteno Elmwood Park Oak Lavvn Grant Park M.P.M.A. Bremen Rich Beecher . Peotone Argo Reavis Lemont Sandburg . Lincolnway Oak Lawn . . Bremen Rich Reavis Sandburg .... Lincolnway Blue Island .. G. Nies and J. Ethell go up to pull down a rebound. l G, Nies gets the tip against Oak Lawn. J, Ethell blocks an opponent as T. Rode- J. -Jenner goes up to stop a possible tW0 ghier gets the rebound. POIHIS. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Es crgreen Ex ergreen Ex ergreen Ex ergreen Ex ergreen Ex ergreen Ex ergreen Es ergreen Ex ergreen Tx crgrccn FIRSI ROW R Dcrvun R A1 pleton K Jorgensen R Rlg p SECOND ROW Coach Grlmore Kccler Wxllmmi XY olf Smith Bcrgcr Sp rue R1cc Manteno Elmwood Park Oak Lavsn Grant Park M P M A R1ch Beecher Argo Reax IS SOPHOMORE SCORES Evergreen Evergreen Ex ergreen Ex ergreen Ex ergreen Ex ergreen Evergreen Ex ergreen FIRST ROXX B Martm G Brunzell P Stancato SECOND ROXV C H6If1Ch J Trrpton D Medx ed R Surdylx THIRD ROW Coach jenlcms Selke Alexander B1edron ounter ystedt oat Why te Lemont Sandburg Lmcolnway Oak Lawn Bremen Reax 15 Sandburg Lmcolnway FRESHMAN BASKETBALL V. 5 A. In . R. C P. N TS P M. ' w l ' S 36 SS ...... S . ...... SSS65 .,,,,, S 19 ,..,,,,,, S S ' 30 ..,, S 46 58 SS ' 41 ' 1 S SS 17 1 40 ' S ' 39 48 ' 58 SSS Y S 4i . . , . S ......... 25 f S 32 S SS S ' 25 Bremen SSS. SS SSSS. S43 Evergreenn S 38 Rich S .S ' S 59 ' . ......... .,............. 58 ' SS .39 S. S S ' S S 33 S... S S. S SS SS 57 S... . 38 ' 32 SS . . 53 ' S 28 ' S SS 47 'A S S S S ...54 .S H e T. . GS R. . ' B, . ya D. S fy G. ' A l RACQ ETEER GF -ui bg- FIRST ROW T Knudson J Ledyard E Jolas SECOND ROW D Bansemer E Bansemer C S1pkowsk1 B Rmgo A Rexdel GOLF CLUB WITHO T CLUBS i. If 1 l FIRST ROV J Home V BIBSI SECOND ROV NI NIL Carths coach J Has es B Zlkl'NUHd NI Hale D gl cnccr D Daxldson D' 7 Vs ' X9 . ,,,,- ,,,E, . ' .rv J., uf- ' ' 4.. 1 Y4 V . L, 5,5 K: '. 7 M K , ,. ' .Q A v R7 V, L, rl ., . VA X ,rg Q, D . ' '34 1 . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . X na ' V! .-K l A g R W 1 , ff - uf' C 'M ' -'Q ,, A A w. u ss- - -, 'V 0 X I , x ' R A w- . g 1 H . .. , Y' 1 . - f ll ,J r Y: , 4,. V. . ,. . '.-'- . ' ' 2 . .., 'f'- WI- X - D 1 . 3 . . . , A r. . - f . . I' ., . . A . . . - ' - , s, FIRST ROW: O. Olson, C. Carlson, D. DeBias, M. Peterson, R. inger, E. Weber, D. Balan, R. Engel, A, Goldberg, L. Schaefer, Mente, R. Medved, R. Helberg, T. Nemec, F. Fett. SECOND B. Reuter, W. Kelsey, R. Hoehn, C. Curley, E. Janeczek, man- ROW: D. Youngman, manager, R. Vaughn. B. Moore, G. Brash- ager. THIRD ROW: Coach Megson. D, Guy, C. Packer, B. Shaw, TRACKME W The 1958 track season started quickly with wins over Elmwood Park and Morgan Park Military Academy. Eight more wins followed including seven over conference foes. Then on May 6 the team's first loss came at- the hands of Rich and Kankakee. The trackmen went on to win two of the final four meets finishing the season with twelve ' wins and four losses. Even though the team had a fine season record, the trackmen were able to take only fifth place in the confer- ence meet at Rich. On June 3 they ended the season by taking the third place trophy at the Elmwood Park Relays. B. Trench, D. Turner, and G. Brashinger watch fourth Henry Van Huis goes up member of frosh-soph mile-relay team. D. DeBias, and over. T. Miani, J. Biedron. J. Kooi, F. Topel, G. Pausz, D. Turner, S. Ripskis, R, Williams, B. Trench, B. Martin, Coach Jenkins. Evergreen Evergreen . Evergreen Evergreen .. Evergreen . , Evergreen . Evergreen Evergreen . Evergreen . SCORES 72 9-i 79 65 58 85 30 45 56 Elmwood Park M. P. M. A. . Lincolnway . Oak Lawn . . Reavis Reavis . . Sandburg Bremen Lincolnway Argo . . Kankakee .. Rich .. . . Blue Island -Sandburg Bremen Sandburg , . . Varsity mile-relay team: D. Balan, B. Shaw A Goldberg and R. Williams. I Bnll Shavv throxung the Abowe Rlch Wrlllams at the startxng COACH JENKINS COACH MEGSON dnscus blocks Below L Schaefer and J Kool oxer the low hurdles. FIRST ROXV: T. Tripton, J. Brines, J. Ziemba, B. Winterfield, T. Mcllrath, J. Gierman, J. Paluch, P. Schoenheider, R. Surdyk, M. Brashinger, P, Stancato. T. Quinlan, G, Brunzell, SECOND J. Lepore, Coach,Stelzer, ROXY: XV. Racine, 1. Freund. R, Petersen, G, Nies, T. Mrozek, After four straight wins Reavis dealt the 1958 frosh-soph baseball team its first and last loss, 5-0. The team rebounded from this loss by beating Sandburg, 12-2. This victory was followed by eight straight wins including four conference vic- tories. The season ended as the Evergreen nine crushed Sandburg once again, 10-O. The final season record was fourteen wins and one loss. A conference record of seven and one was good enough to take the fourth place trophy. The season's scores are shown below. -. f . Conference Trophy COACH STELZER Evergreen .. 8 Elmwood Park ....... 5 Evergreen Thornton Fractional Evergreen Oak Lawn . Evergreen Luther South Evergreen Reavis A Xe Evergreen Carl Sandburg Evergreen Rich Evergreen Oak Lawn Evergreen M. P. M. A. . Evergreen Rich Evergreen Lemont ......... . Evergreen Thornton Township Evergreen Lemont ...... .. Evergreen Reavis . Evergreen Carl Sandburg . it 4 ?l CHEERLE DERS VARSITY FIRST ROW Sharon Dorl Sh1rley Claussen SECOND ROW Barbara Berglund Darlene Curl ane Goul Betty Locke The cheerleaders always manage to put the starch back mto a crowd when thrngs arent gomg Just rxght A lot depends on the support the basketball and football players recene from thelr audlence and the splnt they can muster IS often the dlfference between a w1n and a loss Thls IS the mam job of Evergreens cheerleaders and they re experts at It For the long hours they spend ln wrntmg cheers and co ordmatmg them w1th motlons for thelr wrllmgness to brave cold Noxembers wmtry blasts clad only IH thelr llght sklrts and sweaters and for gwmg thexr places ln bleachers to seatless spectators these are reasons the cheerleaders deserve a t1p of the hat for thexr f1ne work FROSH SOPH Lots Heuss Julxe Guthrle Eileen Bregm Marxlxn Mersdorf Chr1st1ne Dome ev y il J . rx O. A l . O' 5 4 , . S . . . . - l l l G.A.A. OFFICERS AND SPORT HEADS: BACK ROXV: L. Suarez N. Iacullo B Berglund P. Hansen G. Ackerman B. Austin C. Pines M. Renter L. Bonfiglio FRONT ROXV: B. Soderquist B. Berger L, Lentz B. Van Wfelzen T. Van Huis Competition, co-ordination, co-operation are the by-words of the G.A.A. Under the direetion of Miss Inman, the organization is open to any girl who has earned twenty-four points by participating in bowling, volleyball, basketball, or any other of the intramural sports. Points are also awarded for refereeing volleyball or basketball games. This year's activ- ities were highlighted by a G.A.A. workshop given by our girls for all the schools in the Conference. The G.A.A, is proud of their membership of about 150 girls. f iii Q i .i 3: y is . e li . i e C T f li ' C E lhv fi' MKS 1 any x A 5 r X l -. x. x ix X A XJ l , , if, it 'S ,gsm H W, 1.,. s , Q 'Z A 1. 1 Q ' 4 I ' , 1 x 'Q' ll ,g ie L X M I yw f'5'f'? nga 4- ' . ' a Volleyball mixed class champions are D. Ia- cullo, J. Welconne, M. Moore, B. Foote, M. Mersdorf, L. Heuss, L. Lentz, P, Kimrey. Badminton sin g l e s champion for 1957-58 was Donna Dillon. I TRAMURAL Basketball mixed class champions are L. Suarez, C. Stewart, S. jan- sen, B. Bregin, L. I-Ieuss, M. Kula, K. Millar, N. Podewell. The air is filled with birds as the girls begin badminton com- petition. 52-F 5355.5 .. S if 5?s' ' 3 4 5?YwS T giii, S'L'3,Ng'Qf' jf M . 'f jaw'-li' Dfw ' 5, QLJN. QQ, ,QM U 54 , C .,W,fawW - Fresh and green, we tumbled into our new, shiny school, the youngest of the three classes comprising the student body. Our first year was sparked by many colorful events. Many of us can proudly say that we were charter mem- bersl' of several school organizations. Even though we were a new small school our Frosh Soph football team gloriously brought home the conference crown Now we were sophomores we were higher up in the world the school en rollment was bigger and for the first time we had four classes attending Evergreen Park High During this year many of us distinguished ourselves in school actmties Along with the beginning of our unior year began the long task of building the addition to the school There were many times that one won dered if it wasnt less drafty less noisy and warmer outside Amidst all the flying nails and dust we managed to raise money for our wonderful un1or Senior Prom Stairway to the Stars held at the Cherry Hills Country Club Senror class officers are Paul Brennan Pwrzdezzl Rich Willianis V1reP1er1dez1i Shirley Claussen Senelmj and Betty Locke Trevruref Football hero is john Kooi Our student council president Roger Pode we WHCYS One of the outstanding basketball players of the year was Dick Whittington CLAS 1 7 - , Q . . . . 1 ll . 4 S . . . . 3 . 7. . 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' , ' ' ' 'f 1 ' ' ' ' fglliri, 17,21 4 V ,W , V -ft f t 'P ' , A , V hifi 7' , ' 1 ' If WHO Pme' Needle' Prem Voted Mlss Personalnty by her class mates was Football Queen Shlrley Claussen Loxs Lentz was chosen most 3th16f1C g1rl Dale Klama and Roger Podewell were chosen as the Most Llkely to Succeed Wxnner of the Homemaker of To morrow contest was the edntorm F 9 chlef of the Em P1 C121 Jan Hasper janet Melley and Drane Morang seryed as edltors for the The Key Club won a frrst place ln sen 1ce projects m the state and Roger Podewell was elected Lxeutenant Governor for the Key Club State of Illmons Our basketball team v1c tonously brought home the Crete Monee hohday tourna ment trophy after downmg two conference r1vals Bake sales prom rmgs all helped to make thls year ahye Wlfh exc1tement eyery mmute Now we are Ser11ors the upperclassmen leaders m Student Counc1l Key Club helped estabhsh trad1t1ons that wtll remam long after we lease Few w1ll forget the flrst homecomxng bonf1re symbollzlng that b u r n 1 n g school Splflf that pushed our teams ahead Plctures prom caps and gowns and flnally the coy eted dlploma drew our htgh school daze to a close Now cy en though we shall go far from Eyergreen Park we wrll nes er forget our won derful school frlends and least of all the mn learnmg experlences whnch we haye enjoyed ' r X 3 1 v 1 I Y Y Y 1 ' ' and many others. We have , r y ' X ' D Y 7 V y A y 1 Y, Av . v , , , DAVID ANDERSEN-Key Club 1, 23 Prolec- tionists' Club 13 Intramurals 1, 2. ROBERT ARMSTRONG Calumet Student Council 4g Key Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Ger man Club 33 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Vt.. ' Wrestling 2, 3g Lettermens Club 3 Treas urer 4. MARGARET ATTRIDGE-Lyons Township, Student Council 2g SGC, Hall Guards 2, 3, 4, GAA 2g Pep Club 2. SUE BADER-Dramatics 3 Chorus 3 Hall Guard 35 Intramurals 1 2 JUDY BAKEMAN-SGCQ Pine Needle Prem lg Chorus 1g FNA 1, Pep Club 1, 2. ARTHUR BAKER-Library Club 1 2 Radio Club 1g Projectionists Club 1 2 Camera Club 25 Football 1 Wrestling 1 Student Manager 3, 45 Lettermens Club 3 4 ANTON BALL--Football 3. JAMES BARDEN-Intramurals 2 LOYS BARTEL-Fengerg FHA 3, Degrees Chairman 43 FNA 1, 2, 33 Social Committee 2, 3. BARBARA BERGER NHS 3 4 SGC Thes pians 3, 4g Pine Needle Prerr 1 Eta P1 Cin 1, 2, 39 Dramatics Club 2 3 4 Chorus FNA 1, 2, GAA 1 2 3 Rec Secretary 4 Pep Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 BARBARA BERGI..UND!NHS 33 SGC, Ela Pi Chi 4: Chorus 1, 21 Spanish Club President 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Cheerleader 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GARY BERGMARK INHS 3 Library Club 23 Dramatics 31 Chorus 1 2 Proiectionists Club 1, Secretary 2, 3 Camera Club 1 Boys Quartet 4: Biology Club JOYCE BERTA-Pine Needle Press 1, Cho- rus 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH BIEL-Student Council 1, 2, Camera Club 1, 2g Golf 1, 2, 33 Wrestling 1, 25 Sophomore Class Treasurer. ANTHONY BIGUS-Radio Club lg Chorus 1, German Club 1g Football 1, 23 Track 1. BRENDA BOYCE-Student Council 1, Cho- rus 1g- FHA 2, 33 SGC Vice-President, GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA BRA-IE-Dramatics lg Office Aids lg Pep Club 1, Intramurals 2. BARBARA BREGIN-SGC, Pine Needle Prey: 35 Writer's Club 3, Chorus 13 Camera Club 19 German Club 1, 2g GAA 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KEN BROUSIL-Football PAUL BRENNAN-Central YMCA, Hyde Park, Mt. Carmel, Baseball 3, 4, Football 45 I.ettermen's Club 4, Senior Class President, 1. MARGARET BUBER-Student Council 2, SGC: FNA 13 Camera Club 1, GAA 1, 2. 3, 4. GEORGE BIQNZENDAHL-Chicago Chris- tiang Track 2, 31 Student Manager 3, 4, Let- termen's Club 3. 43 Pep Assembly Commit- tee 4. JOYCE BURNS-Academy of Our Lady, SGCQ Band 23 GAA 2. SENIORS E IORS BRIGITTE BUSSIAN-SGC3 Chorus 11 Ger- man Club 23 GAA 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. HELEN BUTLER JEANNE CAMPBELL-Student Council 3, Secretary 43 SGC3 Office Aid 43 Spanish Club 23 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 31 Intramurals 1 2, 3, 4. MARLENE CASEY-SGC, FHA 3, Office Aids 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD CASTELLANET-St. Rltag Key Club 3, 43 Thespians 43 Dramatics 4. BARBARA CASTROGIOVANI-Longwood3 SGC3 Affice Aid 3. JUDY CATINELLA-Parker, Student Coun- cil 23 Hall Guard 2, 33 GAA 2. LELAND CHALMERS South Shore, NHS 3, Vice-President 4g Baseball 23 Cross-Country 23 Boys' Quartet 43 Biology Club 2. JOHN CHESTA NHS 3, 4, Key Club 4, Senior Executive Council 4' Biology Club 2 LINDA CLAUSIUS-SGC, Office Aid 3. Math Club 23 Social Committee 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEH CLAUSSEN SCG Writers Club S anish Club GAA 1 2 3 4 Club 1 2 Vice President 3 4 Cheffleadef 2 4 Library Aid 7 Intramurals 1 7 3 4 Senior Executive Committee Actixity Night Committee 9' unior Prom Committee' Class President 2' Class Vice-President 3' Class GEORGE COGLIANESE-Baseball 1, 2, 41 Track 1, 2, 4: I.ettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA COOK--NHS 3, 43 Eta Pi Chi 2, Office Aids 43 German Club 2, Pep Club 3: Social Committee 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. GEORGE COOKE-Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Projec- tionists' Club 1, 25 German Club 3, 43 Dance Band 4. LARRY CRAELIUS-Key Club 2, 3, 4, FO0t- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's 3, 4. TOM CROWHURST Pep Club 2. PHILLIP DALEN-Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 3, 4g Lettermen's Club 4, Senior Executive Council. JUNE D'ANGELO-Student Council 1, Hall Guards 1, 2, 33 Office Aid 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2. JOSEPH DAVIDS-Student Council 1, 23 Basketball lg Football 13 Track lg Intra- murals 1, 2. DIANE DELAP SGC, FNA 1, 2, Hall Guards 45 Pep Club 1, 2. JANET DeRIgNTZ-Student Council 1g Thes- pians 33 Dramatics 1, 3, Choms 1, 2g Hall Guards 43 Art Club 2, 3, 4. JAINICE DCYOUNG-SGC, P1716 Needle Prem lg Dramatics 3, 4, Pep Club lg GAA 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DIANE CUCULICH-SGC, GAA 2, 3, 45 CAROLYN DILLON-SGC5 Art Club 4, GAA 1, 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 1, 2. ARNOLD DOERFERT--Student Council 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 3, 45 Track 1. BEVERLY DRUKTENIS-Gage Park5 Hall Guards 2, 35 Office Aids 45 Intramurals 3. GEORGE DUBA-Radio Club 3, 45 German Club 1, 25 Math Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 45 Cross-Country 4. FRANK DWYER-St. Rita5 Student Council 25 Golf 25 Tennis 25 Intramurals 2, 3. DAVID EARL-Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ger- man Club 35 Cross-Country 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 15 Track 1, 25 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 3, 4. EDWIN EICHOST--Football 15 Wrestling 1. JACK ETHELL-Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 15 Letter- men's Club 3, 4. JACK FABER-Pine Needle Prem 33 Writers' Club 35 Track 15 Echoes 2, 3. CAROL FISCHER - Lindblomg SCG5 FTA 45 Hall Guard 43 GAA 45 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 4. CAROLYN FORTIER-SGC5 FHA 1, 2, 33 Hall Guards 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN GEORGE-Washington H.S., Wash- ington, Pa.5 Student Council 45 SGC5 Writ- ers' Club 45 Art Club 3. President 45 School Spirit Committee. JIM GRABS German 1 7 Track 2 NILRRAY HALF INHS 3 4 Student Coun cil 'P Key Club 4 Chorus 1 2 Proyectionists Club 1 Camera Club 1 7 Math Club 2 cienc 1 l 4 e Club 2 Football Gof 3 rackl 2 Student Managerl 7 Lettermens u17 CAROI I-IALLORAN SGC Pine 'Needle Perrl Pep Clubl 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 MARILYN I-IAINSEIN SGC Pep Club 3 4 Biology Club 2 Intramurals 3 4 JUDY HELLMAN JANICE HASPER NHS 3 4 SGC Quill and Scroll 3 President 4 Em P1 C121 2 3 Editor in Chief 4 Library Club 1 2 Secretary 3 President 4 Chorus 1 FHA 1 FNA 1 2 FTA 4 Biology Club Vice President 2 Pep Club 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 BARBARA HEROLD-Calumet' FNA 3' Of- fice Aids 4' Spanish Club 2' GAA 2. JEAN HIDALGOH-BiOlOgy' Club 2, ROBERT HILL--Luther High South. SHARON HOKERiH a r p e rx SGC: Intra- murals 3, 4. KATHLEEN HOLRIGAIN-Student Council 45 SGCL Fl-IA 13 Office Aids 1: Pep Club E IOR E IDRS KEITH HREBEN-Camera Club 1, 2, Ger- man Club 1, 2, Wfegtling 1, 2, 3. BETTY HUTCHINSON-FNA 2, Spanish Club 1, 2g Pep Club 1, 2. NANCY IACULLO-SGCQ FHA 23 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1. 2. MIKE INDOVINA-Student Council 1, 23 Key Club 3, Board of Directors 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, Zg Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Lettermen's Club 3, Secretary 4. RAYMOND JANIK-Radio Club 1, Proyec- tionists' Club 43 Camera Club 33 German Club 2, Math Club 2. RAYMOND JANZ Library Club, 2, Hall Guards 2, 33 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN JENNER-St. Rita, Baseball 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Lettermen's Club JACK JEROZAL-Student Council 1, 23 Foot- ball lv 2, 3, 49 Track 1, 2, 31 Wrestling 1, 2, Lettermen's Club 4, JOANNE JOHNSON-SGC! FHA 1, 21 GAA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2. WAYNE JOHNSON-Student Council 2. 31 Pine Needle Prem 43 Baseball Manager 1, Foot- ball Manager Zg Track Manager 2, Lettermerfs Club 3, 4g Biology Club Treasurer 23 Chair- man of the Pep Assembly and Assembly Com- mittees 3g Junior Class Treasurer. PAUL KACERfStudent Council 23 Key Club 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 4, Pine Needle Prem, Page Editor 43 Chorus 1, 4, Golf 1, 43 Ten- nis 2g Boys' Quartet. DALE KLAMA-Lindbl0m3 NHS 3, 43 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 43 SGC: Thespians 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 33 FTA 3, President 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3. 43 Senior Execu- tive Council. ROLAND KNIGHT-NHS 3: Band 1, 2. 3, 4. ROGER KOCIAN-Camera Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1. JOHN KOOI-Harper: Student Council 23 Basketball 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 33 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. KEN KORTHASE-Football 23 Wrestling 1, 23 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. MARGERY KRENN-Oak I.awn3 SGC3 Li- brary Club 2, 33 Dramatics 3, 43 Office Aids 43 GAA 2. RUTH KUH-FHA 13 Hall Guards 2, 3, 43 Office Aids 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD KUNZ THOMAS LAVERY-Band 1, 2, 3, 41 TCH- nis 2. LEN LAZARZ DIANE LEAF-Miami Beach H.S.3 SGC3 Quill and Scroll 43 Pine Needle Prefs 4: Wfriters' Club 4. LOIS LENTZ-NHS 33 Student Council 3, 43 SGC: Writers' Club 23 Spanish Club, Vice- President 23 GAA 1, 2, 3, President 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY LOCKE--Hirschg Student Council 43 FTA Secretary 43 GAA 3, 4g Pep Club 3, Treasurer 49 Cheerleaders 4g Intramurals 5, 4g Junior Prom Committee 3g Junior Red Cross 4g Social Committee 3g Senior Class Treasurerg Senior Executive Council. JOHN MADER-Band 1, 2g Projectionists' Club 1, 2, 33 Office Aids 43 Baseball 2. MARILYN MALECKI-Student Council 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2g Cheerleader 1, 2. DONNA MALIKJ-Academy of our Lady? Dramatics SQ Spanish Club 3, 4. STELLA MANASSES - Harperg SGCQ Pep Club 4. JAMES MANGENO-NHS 3, 4g Student Council 1g Key Club 2, 3, 4g Cross-Country 23 Track lg Football 1. EDWARD MARKEL-St. Rita, D e t r o i t, Michigan. KATHLEEN MARTIN JANET MELLEY-Fengerg SGC: Pine Needle Prem, Page Editor 4g Writers' Club 4g Intra- murals 4g Quill and Scroll 4. GERALD MELNITZKE-Projectionists' Club 1g German Club 3, 4. RONALD MENTE ARTHUR MINSKY-German Club 2, 33 Track 1. 23 Wrestling 2, 5g Lettermen's Club 3 4 KENNETH MINTERAGC-rman Club 1. 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. RITA MISEVICH-Lindblom3 NHS 3, Sec- retary 43 SGC Treasurerg Thespians 3, Treas- urer 43 Dramatics 2, 3. 43 FTA 3g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, DENNIS BIONAHAN -' I.inclblOm3 Camera Club 33 Math Club 2, Boys' Quartet 4. ANN MONTEEN-SGC3 Pine Needle Prem 13 Em Pi Chi 3, 43 Writers' Club 23 FTA 3, 4g Office Aids 23 Pep Club 1, 2. DIANE MORANG--Ivfother lNICAuley3 Pine Needle Prem 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 Ein Pi Cla: 3. PAT MORRIS-Radio Club 1, Secretary 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Math Club 43 Science Club President 43 Spanish Club 23 Tennis 2. RUSSELL MOSNY-NHS 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 4g Pine Needle Prey: 23 Writers' Club President 2, 3g Library Club 23 Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Debate 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 German Club 1, 23 Math Club Vice-President 23 Science Club 4. BARBARA NELSON-Edison, Minneapolis, Minn.: NHS 3. President 43 SGC: FNA 43 Intramurals 3. 43 Senior Executive Council 4. VERONICA NEMEC-St. Josephg SGC3 Dra- matics 33 FNA 33 GAA 2: Pep Club 2, JOHN NOVUAK-Radio Club 1, 2, Treas- urer 31 Projectionists' Club 33 Camera Club 2: Golf 23 Wrestling 1, 2. 3. NADINE OBLER-NHS 3, Historian 43 Stu- dent Council 23 SGC: Band 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 43 FTA 33 Spanish Club 1, 2. SENIOR JOSEPH ONDERWATER-Football lg Bas- ketball 23 Cross-Countr 2 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 42 Y , Le-ttermen's Club 2, 3, 4. SUSAN ORCUTT-Student Council 43 SGC3 Em Pi Chi 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 13 FHA 33 FNA 1, 3, President 43 FTA 33 Office Aids 2, GAA 1, 23 Pep Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, s, 4. PAUL PAR1zANsK1 HENRY PANICE-St. Leo3 Football 43 'Let- termen's Club 4. St. Rita, Kelly. FHA 23 GAA 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH PETERSON JOHN PLEBAN EK ROBERT PETTIS-Projectionists' Club 1, 2 Science Club 43 Basketball 3, 4. DONNA PLEGER-Hall Guards 33 GAA 1 23 Pep Club 1, 23 Cheerleaders 1. ROGER PODEWELL-Student Council Presi- dent 43 Key Club Historian 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Writers' Club lg Dramatics 3, 43 PIO- 'ectionists' Club 1' Camera Club 1' German l I , Club 13 Math Club 13 Science Club 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1. RICHARD PRYOR CAROL PATZER-Student Council 23 SGC3 GEORGE REPISCAK-DeLaSalle. DOROTHY RICE-SGC, FNA 4, Art Club 4, Pep Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK RICE-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. JUDY RINGBLOOM--NHS 3, 4, Student Council 13 SGC: Em Pi Chi 4, FHA 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Art Club 4, GAA 1, 2, Sports Head 3, Pep Club 1, 2. STANLEY RIPSKIS-DeLaSalle, Baseball 23 Basketball 2, Cross-Country 3, 4, Football 23 Track 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. ALBERT ROSENOXV TONY RODEGHIER-Key Club 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Track 1, 2, 3, Lettermerfs Club 3, 4. Library Club 2. BLAKEY RYAN-Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Lettermerfs Club 3, 4. EDWARD RYAN-Student Council 3: Pine Needle P:-err 4, Art Club 2, Basketball lg Track 2, JALIES SANDERS-Student Council 43 Key Club 2, Secretary 3, 4, Thespians 3, President 41 Pine Needle Prem, Page Editor 31 FTA 35 Projectionists' Club 1, 2, Camera Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 1. 23 Student Manager 1, As- sembly Committee Chairman 4. LANETA SANDERS-NHS 3: Thespians 3, -ii Dramatics 3. Secretary 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, President 3: Pep Club 1, HENRY SCHIESSER-Radio Club 2, Projec- tionists' Club 3. 4: Basketball 11 Track 1. RICHARD SCHMITZ-St. Rita. ALOHA SCI-IUESSLER ROGER SEACRIST FRANK SEBASTIAN TOM SEIDEL-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 33 Cross-Country 23 Wrestling 1, 23 Let- termen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH SELKE-Student Council 1, zz, 5, 4g SGC. DENISE SHANNON - SCG, Library Club Vice-President 4, Intramurals 43 Junior Red Cross 4. JAMES SHENOHA-Basketball 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track lg Wrestling 13 Lette-rmen's Club 4. CHARLES SIPKOVVSKI-fDeLaSalleg Tennis 2, 3, 4g Track 2. GRACE SISTO-SGCQ FTA 1, 2, 3, 43 Sen- ior Executive Council 4: Junior Red Cross 2, 5. DOLORES SMITH-SGC. BARBARA SNIP-SGC: Em Pi Chi 2, 3g Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4, DIANE SPARANO-Em Pi Chi 1: FNA 1, 2: Hall Guards 4: Office Aid 4: Social Com. mittee 1. 21 Intramurals 1. 4. KAREN SPIESS-NHS 3. Treasurer 43 SCG, Writers' Club 2: FNA 1. 2. 3, 41 GAA 1, Treasurer 2. Vice-President 3, 4: Pep Club 1. 2: Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4g Sophomore Class Treasurer, HAROLD SPRUTH- ball 1. 3. CAROL STEFEK-Chorus 1, Hall Guards 23 Office Aids 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Red Cross 4. JOAN STACKMAN JAY STOB-Chicago Christian, Pine Needle Pres: 31 Baseball 2, 4. Basketball 1, 3g Foot- -Kelly. WILLIAM STROH-Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 25 Wrestling 2. BEVERLY SUCHOVUSKI SUE SULLIVAN-SGC, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 1, 2g Biology Club 2, 33 Intramurals 2, 5, 4. ROBERT STQMMERS-Hirsch. JOE SYJUEET-Chesterton H.S., Chesterton, Indiana. E IORS E IDRS BARBARA swrarr-Hirsch, ssc, 'FNA 2g Intramurals 4. ELIZABETH SWETT-Hirsch, SGC, FNA 2, Intramurals 4. ROSEMARIE SWIGART MARGIE TAMKUS-FHA 3, Historian and Parliamentarian 43 FNA 1, 2, 31 Social Com- mittee 1, 2, 3. SANDRA THOMAS-NHS 31 SGC Secretary, FHA 1, 2, President 52 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Secretary 1, Secretary 2, Prom Com- mittee, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Vice-President. DAVID THOMETZ-German Club 4g Track 4. GARY THOMPSON YVONNE TURNELI.-Lindblomg Quill and Scroll 4, Pine Needle Prerr, Page Editor 45 Writers' Club 3, 4, Debate 2, 51 Chorus 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, Pep Club 1, 23 Intra- murals 1, 2. GERALD ULLRICH-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cho- rus 4g Track 1. CONNIE ULRICH-Office Aids 3, 42 Senior Executive Council. JULIAN URBAN-P1r1e Needle Prerr 45 Ra- dio Club 1, 2, 3: Camera Club 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1,l, 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 4. GERALD VAN DAELE-Art Club 23 Foot- ball 13 Track 1, 23 Wrestling 1. TI-IERESA VAN HUIS-Student Council 43 SGC. Presiclent3 Library Club 2, Secretary 4g Chorus 13 FHA 1, 23 GAA 1, 2, 3. Secretary 43 Pep Club 1, 2: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. HOWARD VANICK-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. RICHARD VINCENT-Radio Club 2. I, V, 'vx 1 5,11 rl f 7 L.. fs- 'lv- GLORIA VISH-Mariag SGCg Thespians 3, 4g Dramatics 33 FTA 33 Spanish Club 23 GAA 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. PATRICK WALKER-Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Foot- ball 1. NANCY WALLER - SGC, FHA Publicity Chairman 1, Treasurer 23 GAA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Prom Committee 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD WAYNE-Cross-Country 35 Foot- ball 1, 23 Track 1, 2. EDWARD WEBER--Student Council 13 Base- ball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. JOYCE WELSH RICHARD XIUELSH RICHARD WHITTINGTON - Carl Sand- burgg Key Club 2. 3. 41 Baseball 2, 3, 41 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Lettermen's Club 3, President 4. RONALD WIEDMAN-Chicago Vocational. LINDA WILLETT-SGCQ FNA 25 Hall Guard 45 GAA 1, 2g Pep Club 1, 2g Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD WILLIAMS-Student Council 2, 53 Key Club 2, President 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 5, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Vice-President. JEAN WISNER-Kellyg NHS 5, 4g SGCQ Em Pi Cbi 43 FTA 3, 4g Spanish Club 3. JAMES YINGST ROBERT ZYGULA-Radio Club 2g Camera Club 3g Football 1, 2. SENIORS NOT PICTURED JEROLD GUNDERSON--Oak Lawng Wres- tling 4g Lettermerfs Club 4. GAYLE RUTA-Calumet. l , wi . IN- 'Q f ,J fl -VV' 4 X .,- wa J by we xx N My wf elm A 5 an -5- qv 1 4 E-W 1 5 f if H ', 1 I Xt f.. .. li 1 LJ I ' Ehikfn , , fan' Avi! W f ' 1 J ff W , ww, I '41 VV VK Af 'Y , 5, gp .V i , 3 , , , , z ' ff- 551 ,L ui f 'M Q , ' I 3 aZw,wQ:1E?f3f'3 avr' . 1 P 'Q Q ZW . wjj '14 1 4 viz L, 2:97 if M 4 gf? 533235 1 Q 4 4 Qifbsfg wg, S' X Q5 fifrff ' 53? W S 'f 'wi'1'mf,Q , P a gk Q1 , ?' ' ,Q 'Ei - 4 ' A 1 JL. 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V SI ' W , Lf Q i 1 K 93 Q. . , J u' wi, 5' 22 : 11 A , f A- 21 , 3' 3 MQW 5 , if an Q., i, g 'Z , - fa. , L . L' L 4 f A .V FFF LE ASK xv 34 Q ' , ,wif , 5 , W Q 2542. wwf' . 3? 1 '1 I W WW ,,,f ' 'Y 1 W 5 fn fi f 1, MZ f f 7. 'e fp . f X 1 'K x ,im , r 1 'Ast' 5 4 V544 UN IOR ROW' ONE: La Roy. Onnette Lawrence. james Lebensorger. Thomas Leclyard, john Leo. Kathleen ROW TXVO: Lepore. John Leschman, Richard Lettieri. Rosemary Lively, james Lotko. Diane ROW THREE: McGovern, Carole Mcllrath, Thomas Macri, james Magic, Kenneth Mann. Geraldine ROXX' FOTQRZ Martin, Peggy Masek, Cynthia Massolio, Donald Maus, Robert Mayer, XX'illiam ROXX' FIVE: Melnyk. Robert Messinger. Patricia Miller. Charmaine Miller. Donnajean Mills. Donald ROXX' SIX: Monteen. Ralph Moore. Betty Morgan. Kathleen Mrozek. Thomas Mulcahy. Peggy ROXY' SEVEN: Murphy. Dan Napier. Tom Naughten. Pat Nelson. Ruth Ncster. Dennis ROW' lElGH'l'i Nichols, Frank Nicnhi-use. Gene Noccrino. Linda Obloul-4. Cyril O'Bricn. Kenneth FRAMEWORK FOR THE FUTURE 0 5 K .max -.4 x 4 i ROW' ONE: Olson. Oscar Onderwater. Carol Orlos. Geraldine f- O'Rourke, Sharon Paluch. James ROW' TWO: Patterson, Sandra Pearson, Bette Pearson, Jerry Pelton. Ed Pence, Richard ROW' THREE: Penciak, Daniel Penn, Mary Petersen, Paul Petersen, Ralph Pierce, Charles ROW' FOUR: Pierz, Linda Pines, Carole Polaski, Janice Polito, Phyllis Pratl, Carol ROW' FIVE: Quinlan, Thomas Racine, Wayne Reyelts, Carol Ring, Ronald Rippe, Shirley ROW SIX: Rothe, Sandra Royhl, Barbara Rueter, Marjorie Ruman, Michael Sava, Judy ROW SEVEN: Schaefer, Larry Schimanski, William Schmitt, Richard Schoenecker, Mary Ann Schoenheicler, Paul ROW EIGHT: Schuch, Michael Schultz, Arthur Schwer. Joyce Sebastian, Gerald Semlow, Joan ROXX OX11 ienkpncl Qandra Srelutt lxlren Snplxo Ann Qrple Klren Qmuth Carole ROXX TXXO Smrth Lenna Qobbe Don boderqurst Bonme Sommerfeld Donald Spezra Kathleen RONX IHREE Srbeny Glorm Stafford Clrole Stexens Barbara Stewart Carolyn Strarts Wrlllam ROXX FOLR Suarez Lenore Svnnson Daud Swanson Marrlyn Smgart Ollie Sylxucltr Sharon ROV IIVE Thomas Jeanne Thometz Audrey Trench XV1ll1am Trrpton Thomas Turner Daxrd ROW' SIX Van Srclcle Sandra Van XY elzen Barbara Va Irene Vrg Tuna V Rxchard ROXX SEVEIN NX'allter Gerald W'alsh Gall Vsemtraub JoAnn Welcome ulre Xkestphal Lorene ROXX EIGHT ezeman Fred Vahmer Leslre rersema Robert rcricrna Roger Vsrllnms Suzanne UNIOR A I . K v, ' X . 2 l 1 '7 Y . , 'L . , 'l 'V I . , , Y. A lk. ' Y. v, - Y ,, . ,, Y, . l XX' ' . l Vi , NX ,- , 1 UN IOR ROW ONE Wrlls Joan Wrnterfzeld Wrllram Wrse Charles Wojcrechowskl Barbara ROW TWO Work George Wflght Patrrcna Zagorskr Patrrcra Zagorskr Stella SHUTTER SHY JUNIORS Scheff Phrlrp Wrlkre Judrth Yukrch Robert Zasaltrs Jean Hrrsch Barbara Muhr Farth Murry Alam Nres Gary Provrdmg leadershrp for the gunror class thns year were Larry Schaefer President jrm Palueh Vrce Presndent Onme La Roy Secretary and Gary Nres Treasurer - i 'g,,. Wood, Edward l W I , , , 3 . , , y . .. , , , , , , . . . . . . : , . Z . , , , , , , - ROV! ONE: Alberts, Ted Alexander, Allan Anderson Mardell Angerhofer Lynn Ascroft R1chard Balan Nlercedes ROXX TXYO Balata John Bansemer Don Bartlett Mary June Becxar Steve Bednar Ellen Bennett Pat ROW THREE Benson Bonme Bermger Tom B1edron jrm Bleeker Nan Bloem Vernon Boerger Charlotte ROW' FOLR Bo1nsk1 Pam Bolhouse Tom Borclc Anthony Bowman Lloyd Brashrnger Mxl-ie Bregln Exleen ROXX' FIVE Brlnkman Anamae Bromfreld Tom Bruxnmg Dxane Buber Barbara uclt Ronald ROW SIX Burroughs Beverly Buzzell ohn Campbell R1chard Carlson Cra1g Catrnella Barbara Chorxat Llnda ROW SEVEN Chnstensen Drane Cow Barbara Curlex Cllfford Deegan Donna Delts Rrchard De XX ees Shrrlew ROXX EIGHT Drnmo Xfargaret Du moxxch Douglas Duntz Nancx Elgersma Robert Ellxs Dlane Elseth Rasmond OPHOMORE 7 Y L . l '7 7 . . 7 . 7 . , , - CY 7 Y 5 Bruinius. Charles 7 . l . . h A ' . EDUCATION BLUEPRINT FOR A BETTER LIFE ROW ONE: Engel, Donald Engel, Richard Erickson Connie Faber, Edward Fett Fred Fischer Barbara ROW TWO: Fitzpatrick Mary Flynn Henry Fons Jo Ann Foote Bette Ford James Frantz Gerald ROW THREE Frrebel Margaret Galloway Curtrs Golalrsch Davrd Graham Judy Gramenz Merrrellen Grochowskr Janet ROW FOUR Guthrre Julrana Guy Donald Hackett James Halloran Thomas Hanley Mary Hansen Tma ROW FIVE Harmann Frances Helberg Rrchard Hemff Thomas Herrch Charles Herrmann Joseph Heuss Lors ROW SIX Hohn Jeanette Hultgren Dawd Hunt Susan Hutchinson Loretta Ingram Betty ROW' SEVEN ames Penny Janeczek Eduard ansen Sharon Jegen Joanne Jendersak Ruta erozal Judy ROW EIGHT Jerpe wllllldm Jolas Ernst Kamphurs Thomas Karlo Niarnlm Kasartrs Glorla Kasper Leonard , , , , , , , , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Hruska. Gerald 7 , 7 3 , I , w Q , . , N 1 ' 1, OPHOMORE ROXX' ONE: Keleher. Bonnie Keller, Charles Keller. Dorothy Kempton. Kenneth Kennedy. Judi Kennedy. Karen ROXV TVUO: Kirchner. Norman Kirtley, Donna Klein, Sharon Kolb. Patti Kowalczyk, Susanne Kruse. Sharon ROW THREE: Kruzil, Carol Kujawa, Barbara Kula, Robert Kurent, Herman Laisch, Frank Laisch, Sheron ROW FOUR: La Mantia, Carol Lambton, Dennis Larson, Judy Lehman, joan Lenderink, Lois Levine, Linda ROW FIVE: Limber, Joan Lindsay, Georgia Long, Ellen Lortz, Lynne Loving, Robert McAtee. Patriciz ROW SIX: McKenna, Diane Macaluso, Frank MacDonald, Janeie Magid, Sharon Malecki, Fred Mangeno, Dolores ROW' SEVEN: Marie, George Martin, Bruce Maslan. june Medved, Richard Mersdorf, Marilyn Miani, Tony ROXY' EIGHT: Millar. Richard Mitchell. Carol Moore. William Murray. Richard Murray, Robert Murry, Connie ROW' ONE: Nardi, Marianne Nester, Janice Nestor, Nancy Neumann, Barbara Novota, Fred Nystedt, Paul ROW TWO: O'Bra, james Ocar, Sandra Oehms, Diana Osborn, Shirley Pacanowski, Barbara Pausz, Gus ROW THREE: Pavletic, Joyce Pence, Penelope Peso, George Peterson, Martin Peterson, Robert Philos, Marcia ROW FOUR: Pine, Donna Pines, Bill Platkus, Kenneth Poat, Myra Poat, Tony Polaski, Linda ROW' FIVE: Potter, William Pulver, Roy AL ZLL MMM LJ Radecky, John - . Reinhardt, Sharon Y Repar, Colleen Riddering, Merrilou ROW SIX: Ringo. Robert Roe, Ronald Rogers, Edna Ronda, james Roth. John Rueckheim, Mary Ann ROVU SEVEN: Rueter, Sharon Rupprath, Tom Sair, Ralph Sansone. Geraldine Saunders. Bonnie Seeman, Robert ROW' EIGHT: Selke. Verne Selmer, Larry Shea, Patricia Simon. Christy Skinner. Raymond Smit, Martin RSX ROW' ONE: Spencer. Phyllis Spitzer. Judy Stack. Andrew Stamos, Lucy Stancato. Patrick Staron. Ruth ROW' TXVO: Steinback. Karen Steinberg. Carol Stenson, Paula Stenson. Bill Stinson. Sally Strid. Phyllis ROW THREE: Stryjewski, Ted Surdyk, Ronald Sytsma, Carol Sytsma, David TerBorg, Albert Thorsen, Carol ROW FOUR: Topping, Lee Toras, Sharon Tripton, james Tuey, Kathy Ulasich, Judith Ulasich, Sharon RO FIVE: Val tine, Ronald erlaan, Norma uis. Corrine u hn, Ronald iano, jack Vincent, Jerry ROXV SIX: Vincent. Rosemarie Voelker. Clifford Vogel. George Voland. Sandra Voral. Jay XY'aller. Ralph ROXX' SEVEN: W'endling. Barbara XX'erderits. Edward VC'eseloh. Donna VC'hyte. Maurice XX'iIliams. joe XY'illner. Dorothy ROV' EIGHT: XY'orthan. Steve Youngman. David Zagorski. Stanley Ziemba. joel Zikmund. Bill OPHOMORE SOPHOMORF, CLASS OFFICERS MARILYN KARLO Secrelary TONY MIANI Prerzdenz DIANA OEHMS Treafuref TONY POAT Vice Prendenl SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Brunzell Gene Butcher james Counter Ronald Flaws Donald Harms Alxce johnson Noqnan Kxrchner Manfred Lamo Ronald Nowak Donna FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS LOIS KELSEY Prexlderzt MARY LLINAS Serrezary CHRISTINE DORNE Trearurer PALL VUIINKLE Vlre Prefldenl Powell Wlllxam Rredel Arthur Schmkel Mlldred Schueler W1ll1am Vlgglanl Ronald Wrxght Wrlllam Yuk1ch Wlllxam , , , , . 3 I Y ' ' , , , t , . . ., l 7 I , Voorhees, Patrlcla ' , Worofka, Patricia . y . 1 . . , , , . , . I , , . ROV' ONE Anderer joseph Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Appleton Carol james Ronald Stex en Russell ROW TXVO Aud jeane Baltus Stephen Becker Robert Bern Lnnda Benson Brll Berger Wxllnam ROW THREE Berglund Roylene Bergmark Ronme Bergmark Tarry Berrnger Br-ran Bern Dranne Bernson Judy ROW FOUR Bren Vrrgrnra Brknrs Dxane B1kn1s Donna Blazsey Carol Blazsey, Cheryl Boardman Mary Ann ROW FIVE Bolger john Bozen Margaret Boyer Edwm Braje james Brennan Susan Buchanan Barron ROW SIX Buchanan Joan Butts Carol Bystrom Donna Carbone John Carll Ronald Carter Sally ROW SEVEN Castellaneta Patnck Chappel Larry Chrlstopher Terrance Clapmskr Theodore Colson Kathleen Counter Earl ROW' EIGHT Cox Jeffery Crawford Wrllram Crrm Lrnda Cruxsmg Vrctor Dans James Derwm Robert FRESHME 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 w ROW ONE: Dorne, Christine Dorner, Susan Drake, Carol Dreher, Michael Dreyfuss, Susanne Economos, Irene ROW TWO: Eitel, Richard Eperjesi, Arlene Erdahl, Phillip Escherich, Carol Faber, Sharon Faist, Pamela ROW THREE: Fett, Joy Fitzmaurice, Sharon Frangella, Barbara Frech, Edward Friebel, George Gallagher, Richard ROW FOUR: Gammell, Sandra Gorsuch, Loralee Grieco, Barbara Griffith, Robert Grippo, Michael Grochowski, Bonnie ROW FIVE: Gronau, Roger Gronemeyer, Richard Gronemeyer, Robert Hawkins, Kathryn Heatter, Wayne Hester, Stephen ROW SIX: Hirsch, Ronald Howell, Lester Hoyne, Noel Huensch, Paula Hultgren, Judith Iacullo, Darlene ROW SEVEN: Jackson, Joanne Janik, Michael Janisch, Gail Jerozal, James Johandes, Elaine Johnson, Kenneth ROW EIGHT: Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Richard Johnson, Sandra Jorgensen, Kenneth Jozwiack. Marciann Kaczkowski. Margaret ROW NINE: Kamphuis, Carolyn Kavlock. Lois Keeler. Roger Kelsey. Lois Kimrey, Ellen Klama, Victor FOUNDATIONS ARE IMPORTANT 7 aff! w I 'J- s?a'f VSA! F 'm ! FRE HME ROXY' ONE: Klomp. Cathleen Koller. Diana Kompik. Brenda Krause. Michael Kubitz. XY'avne Kuczajda. Dennis ROW' TXYO: Kuzel-i. Carolyn Lafata. john Lehman. Theodore Lellos. james Lemmerhirt. Richard Lenart, Romayne ROW' THREE: Lentz. Nancy Liskas, Dorothy Lively, jeanne Lococo, Sharon Longfield. Dennis Luinis. Mary Lee ROXX' FOUR: McBride. Laura Lee McGovern. james Mclnerney, James McMahon, Betty Malloy. james Mandell. Carolynn ROW' FIVE: Marcello. Frank Marshall, Frank Marshall, Robert Martin. Phyllis Martin, Ruth Maslan. Shirley ROW' SIX: Masopust. Gerald Melley. Jean Meter. Keith Mezera, Karen Millar. Karen Miller. Carol ROW' SEVEN: Mills. Karen Minter, XY'ayne Mogensen. Richard Molenaar. Sandra Molnar. Carol Moore. Kathryne ROXX' EIGHT: Moore. Marcella Nagel. David Nagrodski. Hilard Nassenstein. john Nelson, judzth Nevills. Oonie ROXX' NINE: Nickerson. XX'illiam O'I-Ialloran. Margaret Olson. Olivia O'Toole. james Panko. Patricia Patrik. Gary PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE ,I f 'f7 ROW' ONE: Pazucha, Sandra Pearson, Joyce Podewell, Nancy Polzin, Jean Rados, Richard Rahn, Jacqueline ROW TWO: Repiscak, Judith Rhein, William Rice, Donna Rice, Gordon Rice, Fay Pauline Rice, Marie ROW THREE: Rife, W'ayne Rippe, Robert Ristau, Paul Rodeghier, Wendy Rosenow, Margaret Roth, Elizabeth ROW FOUR: Rouen, Janice Roy, Joan Royhl, William Ruddick, Ronald Rudenga, Sandra Russo, Robert ROW FIVE: Sanders, LaV0nne Sandin, Robert Sauerbier, Kay Schaefer, Donald Schimanski, Iris Schissler, Walter ROW SIX: Schlesser, Barbara Schlesser, David Schmitt, Arthur Schultz, Mary Schuster, Mary Lou Seacrist, Ann ROW SEVEN: Semlow, William Shantz, Thomas Sieloff, Thomas Siem, Kurt Skinner, Katherine Skolaski, Thomas ROW EIGHT: Skora, Sue Slowinski, John Smith, Richard Spiess, Dale Spokas, Richard Stack, Stanley ROW NINE: Stampf, Bonnie Starr, Sandra Steinberg, Arlene Stevens, James Struck, Dennis Swann, Douglas ROXX' ONE: Swigart. W'ilma lfmbeck. Kathleen Vander Molen. john Vanick, Linda Viggiani, Sandra Vocat, Joseph ROW' TXVO: Volk, Mary XX'aller. Donald XX'aIsh. Sharon XX'alz. james XY'arthen, Nancy XX'aschke. Nola ROW THREE: NX'eIcome, Xwilliam Westphal. Christopher Wfhitchurch. joseph Whittington, Joyce Wfilliams, Thomas Wfinlcle, Paul ROW' FOVRZ Wit. Lawrence XY'itt, Ronald Wolf, Barbara Wfolf. George NOT SHOWN: Bartlett, james D'Angelo. john Dilley, Robert Faber, Robert Hellman, Patricia Lorz, Robert Nader. 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