Grant Community High School - Trumpeter Yearbook (Fox Lake, IL)

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GORDON SWORTHOUT Always ready, ever steady, whc Could ask for more, GERALD THORNTON An all-around good fellow CYNTHIA TINDALL The DARLING of our class FREDERICK VON BRLJENCHENHEIN Everybody's friend, nobody's enemy. OTTO WAGNER Ambition knows no rest. JAMES WERNER He has common sense in a way that is uncommon, Bill Pinky Jon Larry Gordie Jerry OKVU Cindy Fritz Otti ,qi Jim I 'I S' , l' X I V 1 J WILLIAM NEUMAN I can resist everything except temptation. NOEL WHITE Quiet as a little mouse, but nice to have around. JOEL WILTBERGER GentIeness does more than vio- lense. JCN NNILTBERGER Wine, VVorneri and Vlfiltbergerf' LAWRENCE WESTIN Likes wzrk, he con s.t and Ioolf at it for hours. GILBERT ZELASKO H, tnoughtx are his compan- xiori' i I ge Twenty-tive

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, A Butch Dick Sandberg Elaine JOHN SMlTH The word 'impossible' is not in his dictionary' COLETTE SODER A teacher is the candle which lights others in consuming itself. PATRICK STAGG A boys is of all wild beasts the mast difficult to manage GEORGE STALJTER The :ld beliese everything, the middle aged suspect everwthing' the wOung ana.-. ewemthingw LAVVRENCE STRAUSER Mx idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me' THEODORE SUMMERS Trust him na' that seems C iafnt. Rcge Theft ' J 'Clio , HARRY ROBIN Time flies in jolly campany, and he makes time flvf' RICHARD RENEHAN No sinner nor a saint perhaps, but the very best of chaps. CHARLES RUFF A man after his own heart-he'd rather have a gurl after it. 4 9' BRUCE SANBERG A l.ttle nonsense now and then is relished hy the wisest man, ELAlNE SCANLON But there's nothing half so Sweet in life as lave's young dream. DFANE SCHWEIKLE So sweet of temper that the very stars shine soft upon her. Bud Di Red Coley Pat George Larry Ted

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fi 'WWW ff. Page Twenty-six JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bein, president. Bouncing Bruins Looming up as the highlight of the junior class is the Junior Prom. Practically all their class efforts are di- rected toward making this event a success. To raise money to finance this affair the juniors have sponsored a skating party, a dance, and a scrap drive. Mrs. Hagner, the class sponsor, supervises all class activi- tiesg Mr. Schnyder assists her and serves as class counselor. Because of the illness of Mr. Boesel, who planned to direct the Junior Play, Mrs. C. Schnyder came to the fore. The suspense-drama Fog Island was an enjoyable experience and a mark of achievement for the junior stage players. Norman l-link, treasurerg Robert Klaus, vice presidentg Judy McGreal, secretarvg and Robert