Highland Park High School - Little Giant Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Geoff Macpherson Cepcrly Nancy Ann Bowman David Burry Blumcnthal Betty Ellen Freeh, Editor-in-chief Nancy Cooksy and Jan Iiolniquist. as- sistant editors Meredith Walton, Clemmie Brienza and Mary Elhert, art editors Margie Ellis and Roger Seltzer, husi- 1954 LITTLE GIANT STAFF Editor-in-Chief BETTY ELLEN FRECH Assistant Editors JAN HOLMQUIST NANCY COOKSY Senior Editors DORIS DeVLIEG SUE HAMMERMAN Activities GINNY PARTLOW Organizations SUE JACOBS Underclassmen Editors CONNIE WALES JUDY SILJESTROM SALLY BERNARDI Girls’ Sports Editor SUE LEONARD Boys' Sports Editor JOSEPH ABEL Art Editor MARY ELBERT Copy Editor BARBARA PEPE Business Managers ROGER SELTZER MARGIE ELLIS Photography Editor JIM FEUERSTEIN Photographer JERRY HEISLER Faculty Editor RUTH JUERGENSEN Faculty Adviser JOHN MUNSKI Wellington Gray and John Mui faculty advisers Jerry Hcislcr and Jim Fcuerstein photographers Ann Bernstein, Barh Pepe, und Wilson, copy editors T1 1--I. .� .ff ____1. Faculty Kditor: Ruth Jucrgenscn Ready lo take over in time of need is Edward Burwell, assistant principal of HPHS Gathered for their annual Little Giant picture is the history department which consists of Harlan Philippi, Miss Hildreth Spencer, I,eslie Libakken and John Vyn. Caught while discussing the day’s personnel forms are George Stewart, Dean of Hoys, and Miss Klyse Rinken- berger, Dean of Girls. What's this! Science department, discovering something new? Here arc J. I). Floyd, H. K. Hanson. William Einbecker, John Broming and Miss Louise Whiteman. ! I : ii ! i In the lungagur department there's u rumor around of a universal language! At the meeting are: Seated— Miss Alice Anderson and Mis� l.inda Rodenbrck. Stand- ing -Miss Grace MeKiehan. Miss Shirley Bogs and Miss Betty Joiner. Part of the English department is planning new ideas for the improvement of the student's vocabulary. They are as follows: Miss Bette Huhbs, Miss Regena Beck- mire, Harold Perry and Mrs. Mildred Peers. Completing the rest of the English department are: Seated—Miss Rosalia Marquart, Charles Mason and Miss Edith Morgan. Standing—John Munski and R. F. I lain ill. Gathered around a bulletin lw nrd to view latest instru- ments in mathematics are: Charles Stunkci. Miss Christine MacMartin, Miss Ruth Greenwald, Miss Joy Salness, Charles Winkley anil Rodney Leverentz. Trying out the new machines in the commercial de- partment are: Seated—Dorman Morrison. Standing— Frank Zipoy, Miss Marie Wall and Harold Henderson. Attending a meeting of the core department are: H. G. McMullen, Miss Elizabeth Bredin, Ray Gale and Mrs. Jean Handlicrg. Here’s the girls' physical education department. Girls, beware! The staff is planning more work to do. They arc: Mrs. Helen Philipson, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Ruth Nelson and Miss Theo Zaeske. Looking over new equipment are the members of the industrial arts department. They are: Harold Carpenter, Wallace Hammerlierg, Frank Anderson, Paul Me- Liughlin and Harry Bolle. Chester Kyle, choral instructor and Harold Finch, band and orchestra instructor, are looking over plans for the new music department. Modern art is the latest thing according to our art teachers who arc: Mrs. Norma Gray, Wellington B. Gray and William Kolbc. The boys physical education department is under the leadership and guidance of: Seated—Rolwrt Kendig and Mark Panther. Standing—Don Kane, Ghester Carl- son and Don Rurson. Familiar faces around the school are: Miss Betty Blaul, guidance director; Miss I.ulu Lass well, school nurse: M rs. Lois Henderson, developmental reading instruction: Miss Dorothy Tcare, librarian. Decorating the department for the holidays is an easy task for the home economics teachers who are: Miss Dora Bean, Miss Gludys Cairn cross and Miss Nadine Brown. th e senior class of 1954 As we think hack on our senior year, ihe Class of 1954 will long remember the good times we have had. Our varsity football team really did a marvelous job to bring us into a sec- ond place lie. We can't forget Stu- dent Stunts, with its chorus lines and jazz band. Our senior dance and senior assembly were really sensa- tional. Wc worked hard all year long, and the joys and sorrows of our senior year will always remain in our memory. This year's senior class board consists of the following: Top row: Jan liolmquist, vice-president: Warren Brown, treasurer: Seated: Ginny Partlow, secretary: Ronny Bartoli, president: Audrey Bock, social chairman. Missing from picture is Ghuck Kimbrough, co-social chairman. Gathered for n meeting are senior class representatives along with the class hoard. Top row: Miss Elizal cth Joiner, class adviser; Frank Morton, Sam Ficgura, Peter Foreman, Margie Ellis, Doris DcVlieg, Sandy Gold boss and Principal A. E. Wolters, co-class adviser. Bottom row: Warren Brown, Ginny Partlow, Ronny Bartoli, Jon !!o!m |uist, Audrey Bock and Nancy Cooksy. Joseph Abel Roberl Adams Merle Adler Joyce Allman Marvin Anthony Marian Ariano Elmer Harr Ronald Rartoli Sheldon Baskin Richard Baughman Lois Baum Paul Beck Image Not Available Kollin Benson Harry Bergsman Sally liernardi William Bernardi James Bernard ini Ann Bernstein Arthur Bevins Mary Belle Biggert Audrey Bock Shirley Hock Vincent Bonetti Cynthia Hi.ce Clementine Brienza Harry Briskman William Britton Image Not Available Nadine Brown W arren Brown Dale Burks George Burincister John Capita� i Phyllis Carlson Kamiall Carlson Clare Cassidy Alfred Chiprin Roger Clifford Ann Cohn John Cole Barbara Cornier Nancy Cooksy Lynn Cooper Richard Cousens Nancy Crews Michael Cummings Norma Dahl Melinda Daly Britton Davis Loretta DcBartolo Doris DeVlieg Dorothy DeVries Daniel Diasjtarra Robert Diehl Thomas Diehl Mary Driscoll Andre DuChatcau William Duffy Lois Dick Mary Elbert Frederick Ellenbergcr Margaret Ellis Mary Farrell Sally Fearing Sam Fiegura Michael Field Peter Foreman Hetty Ellen Freeh Jane Freeman Roberta Frochlich John Gardner Carol Georgeson Michael Gerard Constance Glader Samira Goldboss Arnold Gotaas Frederick Grant Patricia Green Roberta Green Lucy Grey Carole Grostad Louis Gueutz Bron Hafncr Nancy Hall Shirley Hammer Sue Hammerman Robert Harder Virginia Harris Eleanor Hart Susan Huyner Ka) Heath Samira Hildebrand Jan llclmquist Barbara Howe Peter Hughes Nanc Hutehinson Joyce Hyman Fred Harris Susan Jacob Nancy Jacobs Henry JalTe Rudd Johnson Sandra Johnson Thomas Jolls Sally Jorgensen Ruth Jucrgensen John Kalk David Kaufman Shi uko Kawai Sherman Keller David Kelley William Kcllow Deborah Keogh Charles Kimbrough Marianne Klein Stephen Klein Paul Klemp Alfred Koopman Allan Koretz Elizabeth Kraft Lewis K rein berg Charles Kriser El in Ladany Alex Largo Patricia Larson Hubert LeCIcrcq Nancy Lencioni Sue Leonard Mary Leopold Robert Leverick Richard Lindahl Barbara Looney Anastasia Luczanich James Lyle Ralph Muck William MacLean Sheridan Mason Peter Massa John McCrarcn Barbara McDavitt Mary Miller Gloria Mlekuah Frank Morion Bobert Neuman Sheila Bay Orsi Norman Page Doris Pagel Gordon Parks Virginia Partlow Frances Pasquesi Edward Patten Kay Paul Edward Pearce Catherine Pearson Ronald Peddle Barbara Pcpe William Perry Mamie Peterson Donald Peterson Thomas Peterson Mary Peyton Chris Phelps David Phelps Margaret Phillips Thomas Phillips Richard Pi .zato Yones Hahallini Alan Rappaport Herbert Rautenbcrg Barbara Reed Ronald Reich Catherine Reynard Richard Riddle William Riddle Tracy Riedeman John Rivi Donald Rizzolo Louise Roberts William Rosenbaum Nancy Rothschild Lawrence Rubcl Bruce Rudolph Douglas Russell Arvid Sagi Karl Salo Beverly Schreibcr Ann Schumacher Noreen Seiler Roger Seltzer Donald Sclzer Robert Shepard Ronald Shorr Dominic Siduri Ned Siegel Gertrude SifTert Judith Siljestrom Albert Simon Louis Simpson Robert Smith Alan Solomon Robert Starr Anne Stevens George Stewart Dorothy Stipe Thomas Stirsman Lee Strauss Beatrice Struve Bruce Stupplc Jeanette Stupple Betsy Sturm Karen Swanson Thomas Swirlier Francis Tarpey Martin Tarpey Bohert Tasker James Troy Maryanne Trangmar Beatrice Ugolini John Ugolini David Umhaeh Constance Wales Meredith Walton Ronald Walz Edward Wanger Susan Weil Julia Whitney Donald Wiberg Alan Wilkinson George Willis Susnnne Wilson Barbara Wing William Winslow William Winter Shirley Wollbrinck John Wolter Michael Wurth Ella May Young Nancy Zahnlc Zehhc Zchhesson Eleanor Zuppaim heAe., fuzl SENIOR BALLOT Girls Choice Boys Choice BEST PERSONALITY MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING Patty I .arson John Wolter Patty I .arson Ronny Bartoli John Wolter Frances Pasquesi Ronny Bartoli Nettie Stupplc Bus Siegel Patty I.arson Bill MacLean Barb Conder Warren Bown Frances Pasquesi Ronny Bartoli MOST CONGENIAL Nettie Stupplc BEST FIGURE- PHYSIQUE BEST ATHLETE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED MOST TALENTED Audra Furrow Fred Harris Julie Whitney Fred Harris Julie Whitney Jan Holmquist I ouise Rol erts Ronny Bartoli Nancy Hall Jan Holmquist Audra Furrow Ronny Bartoli Mary Belle Biggert Fred Harris Julie Whitney Bill Mac I .can Elin Liduny Albert Turcki Nancy Hall Jan Holmquist MOST SOPHISTICATED BEST DANCER BIGGEST EATER BIGGEST DRAG CLASS CLOWN 8:44 CHAMP MAN-WOMAN HATER LAZIEST BEST LINE EAR BEATER MOST STUDIOUS BIGGEST FLIRT-WOLF Doris DeVlieg Bron Hafner Yonrs Rahattini Chris Phelps Sherry Mason Dick Riddle Mary Belle Biggert Tom Swidler Betsy Kraft Dick Riddle Nancy Cooksy Chuck Tvler Nonnie Hart Tom Phillips Gloria Bahr Chuck Tyler Sheila Orsi Chris Phelps Green Twins Frank Morton Ann Bernstein Don Wiberg Sheila Orsi Chris Phelps Elin I.adany Bron Hafner Ginny Partlow Herbie Rautenberg Betsy Kraft Dick Riddle Julie Whitney Frank Morton Betsy Kraft Chuck Kimbrough Ix uisc Rolierts Peter Hughes Sandy Goldltoss Chuck Kimbrough Deanie Brown Chuck Tyler Audra Furrow Bill Perry Mary I opold Jim Bernardini Ann Bernstein Sheldon Baskin Sheila Orsi Bill Perry class of '55 The class of nineteen hundred ami fifty-live has much to be proud of as they have one of the hardest work- ing executive boards in a long time. The class presi- dent. Ronny Stackler. along with his heard worked hard on the two most important events of their junior year which are the Junior Assembly and Junior Prom. Roth of these turned out to he quite successful. JUNIOR CLASS BOARD Seated: Linda Weiss, Miss Louise Whiteman and Diane Churchill Standing: Ralph Hcrbst, Ronald Stackler, and William Goldberg MISS ANDERSON'S SESSION Rottom row: Barbara Eiwood, Josephine Solomon, Marlene Ann Loiscl, Judith Smith, Janice Ballautini, Ann Robertson, Virginia Kleinschmidt Middle row: Carol Kluss, Mary Luczanieh, Jessamine Bridell, Gail Willis, Jane Sells, Barbara Jalin, Linda Bernstein Top row: Sally Esdalc, Julie Guhr. Caryl Segert, Betty Brace, Janet Vieregg, Marilyn Freberg, June Loucr Absent: Barbara Lundgren, Shirley Seas- scllati MR. ANDERSON'S SESSION Bottom row: Charles Hanson, Terry Lillie, Fred .Newmaun, Ted Gasified, Richard Hanson, Alan Berman, Tom Killian Middle row: Gary Harris, Charles Peers, Jack Hammond, Kenneth Ford, Robert Lazarus. Robert Kvans, Gerald Lanning Top row: Ted Johnson, Robert F. Issel, Thomas Garrity, Jon Ruby, Vito DePinto, Charles Weeks, Ron Klocpfer Absent: Michael Block MR. KENDIG'S SESSION Bottom row: William Schwartz, Roger Palmer. Robert Palmer, David Horwitx, Jerome Bartolai, Michael Faulkner, Donnie Ray Middle row: Alex Rivi, Jack Banish. David Belmont. Carl Bernardi, John Gottlieb, Dennis Stenberg, David Hinkle, Brandt Ross Top row: Steve Hunt, Robert Nathunson, Robert Rizzolo. Charles Puckett, James Pender, Joel Hotker, Ky lidding. David Wurm__________ MR. LEVERENTZ’S SESSION Bottom row: Byron Martz, Jack Krueger, Jerome Pollock, Ronald Mordini, John Zenko, Vaughn Mansfield. John Pollack Middle row: Ray Larson. Merman Van Vcl- zor, James Managlia, RichardO’Connell, Roy Olson. William Ixjowenthal, Richard Baker Top row: Ronald Stacklcr. John Whitney. Richard Thompson. Martin Granholm, Frederick Selzer, Thomas Mclncrncy. David Boyd Absent: Daniel Arnold, Hugo Bemardini, Harry Halton. Michael Rolfc MR. HAMMERBERG’S SESSION Bottom row: Lawrence Stallman, Gerald Burgess, William Dimsdale. John Dean, Angelo Vanoni. John l-evy, Lawrence Glass Middle row: Willard Allen, Charles Harms. George Tyson, James Sehreiber, Mark Kritz, James Lanners. Wayne Peterson Top row: Paul Slovic, Nicholas Angiuli, Robert Paradise, Kenneth George. Richard Varney. Norman Johnson. John Mclncrncy, Kenneth Rudolph Absent: John Enjaian, Charles Goodrode MISS MARQUART’S SESSION Bottom row: Jean Crawford Barbara Birss. Alvina Sticken, Angela Scomavacco, Jane Lipman, Julie Patton, Marilyn Geller, Louise Millett Middle row: Josephine Todes, Leah Li pis, Wilma Vignocchi, Margaret Day, Marilyn Nathan. Marilyn Swanson, Jane Isador Top row: Jarquclynn Frost. Mary Stew- art, Lorrtta Palmicri, Janet Lacgler. Phyllis Becker. Eva Sharp. Sandra Edwards, Diane Lawrence Absent: Bonnie Johnson, Karen Brchmer MISS ZAESKE'S SESSION Bottom row: Ginger Cohn, Janice Green- wald, Shirley Mosser, Sharon Sager, Sybil Kramer, Barbara Jehle, Rol ertn Noble Middle row: Florence McDaniel, Judith Garwood, Elspeth Maxwell, Terry Szold, Judith Mitchell. Marcia Murphy, Nancy Johnston. Helen Sagi, Jean O’Connell Top row : Marianne Guyot, Joanne Nick- els, Susan Murray. Carol McCaffrey, Col- leen Roller, Polly Husting, Nancy Card, July Schultz MR. ZIPOY’S SESSION Bottom row: Richard (ialbri, Richard Adler. Paul Cohen. Lawrence Schnadig, I-awrence Reich, David Elowson, Donald Zenko Middle row: Russell Zartler, Edward Joers, Richard Pagel. Donald Feurstein, Richard Penney, Emmet Stupcy, Giles Gunn Top row: Wayne Daemiche, James Koch, Jerome Johnson, John Price, Scott Ewing, Stephen White, Richard Westgurd Absent: Ralph Gcrken, John P. Kenney, Marion Lenzini, Gregory Sander, Stephen Wizner MISS WHITEMAN S SESSION Bottom row: Nancy Goldstein, Patricia Quinn. Christine Caldarclli, Carolyn Lever- ick. Joan Walsh, Roberta Magnani, Mary Allen. Jean Youngs Middle row: Carol Summers, Linda Weiss, tatty Fischer, Sharon Whitten, ( harlotte Bovsen. Mary Davidson. Marcia Harrison. C.arol Card Top row: Margaret tannox, Evelyn Po- komy, Mildred Bell. Nancy Houghtaling, Susan Gordon, Mary Hickey, Julie Brown. Delores Uhl Absent: Hilda Tildcn MISS SPENCER'S SESSION Bottom row: Janet Calhri, Sharon Tanner, Janet King. Joanne Zagnoli. Marilyn Ek- strom. Virginia Whitlock, Kay Wallace Middle row: Nancy Arnnlt, Judith Kramp, Joyce Anderson. Beverly Rulicnstein, Rita .ahnle. Roberta Starr, Barbara Rosen Top row: Judith Heinrichs. Nadine Nel- lis. Lois Stern. Diane Churchill, Elizabeth Driscoll. Dolores DcMilio, Laura Bantu-Id, Lynne Ginsburg Absent: Merle Riskind, Patricia Kenry MR. MORRISON'S SESSION Bottom row: David Stielwr, Rene Marshall. Michael Tighe. Russell Johnson, William Montgomery, Edward Grcemvald. William Coldl� erg. Ronald Rightly Middle row: Charles Puestow, William Van Straaten, taonard tace, Francisco Rico, Donald Bearden. Rol ort Rudolph. Edward Oppenheimer. Daniel Epstein Top row: Frank Conley, Robert Baratta, William Vogg, Don Nichols, Peter Goclzer, James Foster, Richard Tomei, tac Bern- stein Absent: Alan Engle MISS MORGAN'S SESSION Bottom row: Joanne Barker, Barbara Mo- rago, Jeanne Dennison'. Judy Lavcry, Eliza- beth Caldarclli. Ellen Wagner, Susan Eliel Middle row: Ruth Sack. Rae Dnhigrcn, Junice Schommcr, Julie Winograd, Marilou Wetzel, Katherine Kies, Suzanne Klcmp- ercr, Dorothy Juul Top row: Margaret Prato. Mary Kay Ellis, Gail Sloan, Paula Nelson, Arlene Hastings, Irene Carani, Jane Parry, Joanne Willman Absent: Myra Edeman MR. McMULLEN’S SESSION Bottom row: George Ccrveny. Burton Bin- ncr, Robert Andersen, Thomas Maurinc. Gary Tollnksen. Thomas Johnson. Edward Stanwood Middle row: Roger Sheahen. John Retzin- gcr, Rotart Blow, Kenneth Riskind, Michael Perlman, Robert Mordini, Domi- nic Ugolini. Louis Kolb, Peter Dugan Top row: Marshall Strauss, William Gentry, Ralph Herl st, Philip Wilson, J. M. McGinnis, Lewis Visor. Robert Engduhl, Kirk Emmert, Lawrence Ncargarder Sophomore Class of 1956 The sophomore class lias shown their interest in school life by participating in al- most every phase of school activities. As freshmen, the class showed its ambition by vigorously campaigning for the new school. The class has produced outstanding athletic teams and hopes to continue to win championships for the school. The girls were very active in cheerleading. Pen- guin, and HGA. They proved their talent and originality by winning the HGA song contest. They further showed their talent and ability in the . sophomore assembly which proved to be a great success. The Sophomore Executive lioard is as follows: Kathy Parker, treasurer: Peter Kiddle, vice-president; Carol DeVlieg, secretary; Andy Livingston, president, and Miss Joy Salness, class sponsor. MR. BOLLE S SESSION Kottom row: John Michela, Laurence John- son. Keith Rcinhard, Lance Kohinson, John Kenney, Thomas Tibetts, Conrad Rizzolo Middle row: Lawrence McChesney. Ronald Franzese, John Kisendrath, John Coleman, Donald Goring, Harold Noble, George Mar- riott Top row : George Rogan, Gregory Seaman. Charles Swan, Joseph Kinjj, Edward Kiehl. Bruce Pontone, John Cucntz, Richard Melnemey Absent: Allan Bittner, Gordon Pell, Joseph Siegele MR. BURSONS SESSION Bottom row: Richard Cioni. Frank Me- Omher, John Garrity, Rolwrt Kehn. Charles Solduno, Duane .Morton. Louis Bahhini Middle row: Bruce Erickson. Robert Ren- ton. Raymond Sienza, Donald Terry, Hcr- ! crt Bartelman, Ronald Davies. Jerry Heisler Top row : Roger Vignoechi. Rolwrt G-on- ard. Roltert Fabbri, James Persson. Wil- liam Binard, William McDonald. William Flinn, Arthur Jones Absent: Paddy Inman, George Winkler MR. CARPENTER S SESSION Bottom row: Robert Fathaucr, Robert Hoff- man, Tilden Kngclman, Kdward Bowman. David Holden, Craig Hufner. Michael Radner Middle row: William Scrnesi. Robert Por- ter. Allen Wilson. Riehard Gibson, Gerald Coppens, James Niomcyer, James Reid, Donald Jom-s, Donald Bernstein Top row: Jerry Mordini, Richard llgolini, Jaek Armstrong, Roltcrt Nachman. Km- mons Riddle. James Burt. Edwin Clark, Donabi Kan ter. James liafncr Absent: Kenuetb Kriekson MRS. HANDBERG’S SESSION Bottom row: Sharon Spriggs, Mary Lange, Susan Walker. Shirley Morelli, Mildred Morris, Marilyn Gaines Marquerite Bu- elianan, Judith Pope Middle row: Diane Kahn, Bonnie Ander- son, La nil Kmliieh. Jean Meinhard, Joanne Ranter. Sally Windt. (‘.arold WineHeld. Lorraine Despres Top row: Mary Tuttas, Mary Russell. Paula Peterson. Joanne Mathiesen, Klixa- belli Anthony. Judith Smith. Clara Ferruri, Ia is Zebbesson, Carol Meehan Absent: Connie Adler, Gail Frank. Nanc) Wester gard MR. HANSON S SESSION Bottom row: John Driscoll. Miehael Wit- ten. Andrew Livingston, David Poppe. Rieh- ard Fisohell. Riehard Nolan. William Young, Arthur Cnpituni Middle row: ( ail Pohn. Edwin l ouer, Ger- ald llarns, Jaek Johnson, John Hunter, Fred Goldlmss. William Powell. William Andrews Top row: Koliert Burton. David Maclean, George Moran, Charles Guyot, John Frau- lini. Lawrence Benjamin. Miehael la'o- pnrdi, Riehard Compere, Karl Johnson Absent: Roliert Gentry, Stephen Kasper. MR. KOLBE’S SESSION Bottom row: William Jones, John Nixon, Bob Feuerstein, Gene Douglas, Robert Ros- cher, Roliert Fell. Stanley Mayer Middle row: Jeffery Perkins. Roliert Get- shun, James Moore. Russell Whitman Donald Carlson, James Murovitz, Riehard Walker Top row: George Armstrong, Aaron Fleischman, Richard Perry. Sam Bradt. Ernest Santi. Clarence Griffon, William Strubank Alisent: Thomas Harris, William Rose MISS McKICHAN S SESSION Bottom row : Barham March, Madreen Fioc- chi, Judith Heimerdinger, Judith Rady, Patriciu Freund. Jacqueline Meyer. Sally Briddle, Della Mnrgelli, MariKav Mathews, Jacqueline Hansen Middle row: Rosie Onesti, Anne Bellamy, Karen Heap. Barbara Allen. Susan Rich, Ann Sohonthal, Judy Steinlierg. Marian Peterson. Gloria Wilkie. Carolyn Ran- chetto lop row: Cynthia Langdon. Bette Wetzel, Margaretc Luhke. Alyce Wilson. Roberta Dorph, Carol DeYlieg. Ruth Griswold, Ann Ate MISS NELSON S SESSSION Bottom row: Marilyn Clifford, Dorothy Wilson, Jacqueline Noercnltcrg, Mclodcc Siegel. Nancy J. Kind. Anna Schoonover, Dorothy Schaffner Middle row: Carolyn Whitney, Barbara Axelrod Rosemary Alexander, Marjorie Walton. Margo Carpenter, Phronia Jashcl- ski, Susan Thomas, Shayna Goldlterg Top row: Antonia Goodman, Kathryn Peterson, Beverly Kaplan, Joan Peterson, Ann Winslow. Sandra I iwis, Janet Harter, Karen Alexander, Knhin Smalley Absent: Ruth Lindgren, Danielle RLsdon, Patricia Rollman, Sandra Salo MISS RODENBECK’S SESSION Bottom row: Nancy Holland. Palsy New- man, Sharon Dints, I-ela Ward. Linda Cepcrly, Sally (Carlson, Gail Reuben Middle row: Alice Dugan, Iris Rloch, Carol Ann Larson, Susan Lewis, Carol Kloepfor, Patricia Shapiro. Josephine Ladurini. Jor- dis Duffy Top row: Judith Buskin, Carol Sikorski, Gail Anthony. Sally Graham. Katherine Parker, Ruth Bock. JoAnne Henderson, Marion Bnniseh Absent: Mary Morrison. Shelia Rowe, Bei- lina Schwimmcr. Nira Smith MISS SALNESS' SESSION Bottom row: Lenorc Miekow, Margaret Drechsel. Delores Molinuri, Sharon Green- herg. Doris Katzman. Lois Goodman, Marie Carlson, Carol Anspaeh, Nancy Gould, Nancy Wnlz. Middle row: Joan Lapp, Ann Richards, Janice Povcrello, Nancy Wolens, Joanne Meyerhoff, Catherine Bjork, Diana Miter, Doris Jean Jones. Genora Daniels. Suzanne S pert us Top row: Annette Margeson. Sandra Wnlz, Nancy Keare, Barbara Cole, Karen Canon, Koiterta Stupple, Susan Haeborlin, Paula Carr, Martha Strauss, Joyce Ward MR. WINKLEY S SESSION Bottom row : Kddie Gillilan, Arthur Wein- feld. James Kraft, Michael Gault, Silvio Pollaehioli. Jonathan Flowers. Burton Lip- man. Bolter! Pearson Middle row: Mead Montgomery. Richard Wutrous, Allan Carlson. Richard Wright, Edward Dostalek, Ronald Kirshhaum, Thomas Aronson, Paul Bruckman Top row : Allen Hunicli. Peter Hugh , Den- ny Zeitlin, Edward Stackler. Phillip Struve. Floyd Picchietti, Thomas Goodman, David Price Absent: Michael Seiler Freshman Class of 1957 This year's freshman class has showed a lot of enthu- siasm and spirit in all of our school activities and func- tions. They proved them- selves as having a very tal- ented class when they came forth with their freshman assembly. THE FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE BOARD Sitting left to right: Linda Johnson. Barbie Kriser. Ann Tight, Miss Philipson, class sponsor. Margie McComb, and Barbara Massa Standing left to right: Steve Morton, Dick Schnadig, Judy Lewis, and Lane Kendig MISS BECKMIRE’S SESSION Bottom row: Ellicn Lasman. Barbara Slep- yan, Linda Aronson. Diane True. Nancy Bacrnstcin, Barbara Kurtzon, Margaret Mc- Comb. Judy Lyons Middle row: Claudine Marshall, Susan Zimmerman. She 1 her Bcnko, Sandra Slutz- kin. Partricia Jones. Sally Grey. Sue Lloyd. Gail Director, Judy Schweigcr Top row: Barbara Northern, Maurinc Peteseh, Meridith Gibbs, Julie Portman. Carole Barufii, Carolyn Gilmour. Patricia Swan, Barbara Allen, Patricia Hutchings Absent: Susan Dodge, Laurie Pepc MR. BROMING’S SESSION Bottom row: Bob Lustbader, Tom Fee, Stan Zykaski, Mike Becb, Steve Sidari. Richard Stein. Roger tauer, William Pep- ping Middle row: Peter Powell. Richard Schna- dig, Arthur Carani, Fred Chccchin. Jim Petersen, Dionne Corsini, Mario Nardini. Dorn Rivi Top row: Barry Caris. Richard Joseph. William Sehwrrdt. Christ Byrnes. David Harris. Ken Landau, Edward Pearl, Rich- ard Crisp MR. FINCH’S SESSION Bottom row: Jim Kleinschmidt, Richard Sikosky, Dave Goelzer, Steve Morton, Dan Poppe, Dale Paddack. Ton� Freund, Pat Barker Middle row: Paul Daniels, Terry Treger, Warren Dick. Dave Drake, Henry Muni- cucei, Tony Wollner, Edward Bass, Ronnie Johnson, Richard I.aucetield Top row: Ken Swanson, Gerry Johnson. Dave Kinsey, John Viercgg, Mike Levy, Ed Poser, Norm Giamhi, Bill Cora, A1 Al- schuler MR. GRAY’S SESSION Bottom row: Dick Mann. Eugene Volpen- dista, Ralph Orlowsky, Boh Anderson, Don Inman, Steve Cohn, Jim CunilTc Middle row: Norman Margulirs, Boh Tic- carelli. Boh Wilson. Larry Stirsman. Jim Greenwald, John Korelz, Boh Montgomery, Jamie Rubenstein Top row: John Giiglielmi, Jack Ix-ncioni. George Gian nasi, Ron Rudolph. Joel Goldstein. Rily Brown, Norman Piacenza, Hugh Sayfarth Altsent: Stirling Nellis. James Snyder, Jon Zimmerman MISS GREENWALD’S SESSION Bottom row: Barbara Bnlahan. Joan Can- tin. Delia Garrity, Mary Turrin, Caroline Millet. Ann Pender, Betty Whitney, Char- lotte Dahl Middle row: Leta Appelmnn, Dehby Lon- don, Carol Gerken, Merle Brody. Janice Sundherg, Helen lx onard, Ann Page, Pat Murphy, Judy I cwis Top row: Jill Berkeson, Charlotte Kulk, Dorothy Scher, Peg Hagbcrg, Mary Stipe. Sue Gouglcr, Sherry Foster. Peggy Price, Janet Henderson Absent: Linda Meyer, Virginia Griffith, and Sue Nechine MRS. HENDERSON’S SESSION Bottom row : Barbara Yellen, Carol Law- rence. Patty Sheahan, Lillian Bierficld, Janet Cushman. Roherta Glickauf, Susan Silence, Linda Johnson Middlr row: Alice Ixmer, PhyllLs Ander- son, Elaine Jashelski, Davee Faust. Nancy Weinstein. Pat Richard, Joan McGarvie, Shirley Wyatt Top row: Claire Silvorstine, Molly Mason, Jocelyn Carey, Martha Oestreich, Barbara Behrens, Sue l-eahy. Joan Cassidy, Sally Livingston, Beverly Molinnri Absent: Mary Lynne Lasley, Katherine Jolls. Marlene Sordyl MISS HUBBS’ SESSION Bottom row: Nancy Philips, Carol Rogan, Barbara Kriser, Alice Childs, Judy (Cole- man. Jeannine Wolf, Patricia Huffman Middle row: Barbara Kahn. Kaye Mill- lancy, Michele Wizner, Kmilie Woltcr, Carol Phillips. Rosemary Moran. Sandra Heins, Carol Fulk Top row: Karen lain ter, Susan Jordan, Barbara Ross. Carol Schwartz, Connie Holding, Bonnie Brienza, Joyce Schroeder, Melissa McClure Absent: Diane Siegman, Karen Flory, MR. KANE S SESSION Bottom row: Robert Johnson. Arnold Peek, Jack Nilles, Leo La Buda, Wayne Bellei, Fred Walker, David Wanger. Howard Mac- ro bee Middle row: Richard Zenko, Raymond Kaplan, James McLaughlin, Donald Cole, Ted Osborne, John Schiffcr, Wayne Sain, Henry Hawley, RoIhtI Brown Top row: Charles Goldstein, Arthur Serek. Richard Hopp, Terry Oggel, Joseph Bor- gini, David Simpson. Richard Clark. Paul Pearson. Eugene Johnson MR. MASON S SESSION Bottom row: Robert Adler, Roy Price, Les- ter Wellman, Bob Pokorny, .Michael Alt- man. Sam Belmonti, Ralph Mangino, Jerry Catlett Middle row: Charles Erickson. William Harris, Donald Sommerville, Roger Man- del. Rolurt Allen. Jim Franklin, Walter Frank, Stephen Nelson Top row: Richard Ciungiorgi, Larry Zae- eanti, Peter Duskey, Frederick llenninger, William Abrahamson, Paul Borehardt. David Rudolph. Richard Kttshcn MR. STUNKEL’S SESSION Bottom row: Michuel Garfinkel, William Quinn. La Verne Thompson, Jumes Freh- ner, Ted Murray. Gerald Botker, Eugene Hathom. Steve Hirsh Middle row: Fred Glazer, Dan Zuhnle, Peter List, Richmond Downie. Richard Schneider, George Pieracci, Ned Rosen- baum, Edwin Morrow Top row: Robert Benvenuti, I .eon Ward. Wilbur Page. Lane Kendig, James I-ever- ick, Tom Esdale, Don Waugh. Remo Ori, Edward Berkson Absent: Don Dreiske, Jay Beitscher MISS THOMPSON’S SESSION Bottom row: Barbara Hess, Cynthia Parks, Elaine Kramp, Priscilla Welsch. Patricia Castellani. Martha Brown. Sandra Pollack. Joan Wynkoop. Rinah Lipis Middle row: Jean Coleman. Dorothy Dell. Sandra Bunrsch. Jacqueline Lamb. Patricia Orsi, Wendy Vollertsen. Sandra Pollack, Susan Baarsch. Barbara Kohlberg Top row: Barbara Massa, Constance Leuer, Carolyn Stunkel. Marilyn Visoky. Ruth Dransfeldt, Susan Elliott, Louise Hanns- rnann, Linda Hermunson, Mary Ann Johnson MISS WALL’S SESSION Bottom row: Raquel Chizcwcr, Martha Holden, Lucy Locvenhart, Penny King. Marilyn Tippey, Barbara Partlow. Loretta Babbini, Joan Scoville, Eileen Morelli Middle row: Ellen DeVrocg, Nancy Trotter, Penny Davidson. Mary Hussong, Joan Pot- tenger, Margaret Nathan. Jacqueline Ber- nards Janice Crovetti, Ann Tighe Top row: Barbara Woodbury. Sue Gins- burg, Virginia Orsi, Nancy Bartholomew. Brenda l inphier. Shirley Bergsma. Pat Skidmore. Joan Holloway. Sylvia Kightly Organization olitor-: Mary Belle Bigger!, assistant rrlitor ami Sue Jambs, editor Library Board The Library Board is choosing new literature for the library. Seated: Betsy Sturm. Cathy Pearson (Secretary), Ella Young (President) Standing: Pat Sbeahan, George Arm- strong, Cynthia Brace (Secretary), David Belmont (Vice President), Alan Engle Garrick Club The Garrick club poses after discus- sing plans for a new play. Front row: Jo Solomon (Treasurer), Clare Cassidy (Vice President), Mary Driscoll (Social Chairman), Ann Cohn (President) Second row: Joyce Anderson, Sue Klemperer, Bettina Schwimmcr, Gail Sloan. Marilyn Gaines Third row: Julie Winograd. Mary Al- len. Linda Bernstein. Nan Hutchinson Fourth row: Marilyn Nathan. Diane Seigman, Diane I-awrencc, lx is Baum. Sue JucoIks Fifth row: Alice Childs. Lolly Despres, Bill Montgomery. Alan Solomon. Sue Zimmerman Back row: Miss Bette llubbs (Spon- sor), Ella Young. Molly Mason, Nan Baernstein. Beth Lange Stage Crew In an appropriate setting, the stage crew takes time out from their many duties behind the scenes. Front row: Tom Harris, Mead Mont- gomery, Jon Zimmerman, Dave Simp- son, Joel Goldstein, Ronald Johnson, John Pollock Back row: Don Bernstein, Jerry Cop- pens, Charles Weeks, Bill Loewenthal. (President). Dick Gibson, Mike Faulk- ner (Vice President), Dan Arnold (Secretary) Science Club A few members of the Science Club watch u demonstration on one of their projects. Jerry Johnson. Tom Jolls and Don Wilterg (Co-Presidents), Mike Radncr (Vice President I. If. E. Hanson (Sponsor� Girls’ Rifle Club Girls’ Rifle Club gather to have their picture taken before they Iwgin to shoot. Front row: Pat Swan (Treasurer) Mar- go Carpenter (President). Sue Baarsch (Vice President� , Mary Hussong, Sher- ry Dims Hack row: Mary Turrin, Genora Daniels. Susan Gougler, Sundra Baarseh. Sue Jordan. Karen Lanier. Meredith Gibbs. Jo Ann Henderson (Secretary). Diane True is not pictured Boys’ Rifle Club The Boys’ Rifle Club shoot to com- plete targets for awards. Shooting: Tony Wollner. Ted Osborn, Howard Maccabre, Don Waugh Middle row: Tom Maurine, Bill Binard, Charles Winklev (Sponsor), Barry De Larue, James banners, Eugene Vol|� en- desta Standing: Ronald Shorr, Dick O’Con- nell. Bob Andersen (President), Ed Gillilan (Secretary-Treasurer). Fran- cisco Rico is not pictured Ski Club Ski Club meets to discuss plans for a ski trip. Front row: Junior Greenwald, Jam Lipman, Patsy Newman, Bill Winter, Barb Winn • Presi- dent), Mary Farrell (Secretary), Scott Ewing (Treasurer). Ellen Wagner, Barb Kurtzon, Barb Partlow, Ellien I-asman Second row: Judy Heimerdingcr. Nancy Johns- ton. Sheri Sager, Terry Szold, Marcia Harri- son, Janet King. Marilyn Nathan. Diane Iatw- renee, Sandy Slutzkin Third row: Margo Carpenter. Buffy I)ris4 oIl, Lynn Stunkel, Sue Ginshurg, Sandy Heins, Charlotte Boysen. Sue Lewis, Martha Strauss, Barb MeDavitt, Ann Kiehards. Carol KIuss Back row: Mary Driscoll, Marshall Strauss, Dick O’Connell, Ralph Horlwt, Jack Ham- mond. Steve Wizner. Jim Frehner. Richie Laneeliehl. Ginny Partlow, Hobby Keogh. Vice-President Bob Tasker is not pictured Riding Club For those interested in horses, there is a Riding Club. Seated: Gail Sloan (President), Margo (Carpenter (Secretary) Middle row: Bettina Schwimmer. Carol Card, Kay Alexander, Sue Ginsbttrg. Marcia Harrison, Deanie Brown Back row: Barbara Kriser, Janie Lip- man, Jo Solomon. Marilyn Nathan Penguin Club Here is Penguin Club for those interested in water ballet. Front row: Ann Robertson, Cathy Bjork. Bon- nie Johnson. Marcia Harrison. Nancy Gould Second row: Sherry Foster, Bov Rul cnstein, Diane Lawrence. Sue Rich. Sally Windt. Robin Smalley, Ann Goodman (Secretary) Third row: Ruth Griswold, Barby MeDavitt. Mary Biggert, Julie Whitney, Nancy Keare, Meric Riskind, Nancy Wolcns, Lynn Stunkel, Sandy Heins Back row: Janet Cushman. Dorothy SehafTner. Patsy Newman, Sue Walker, Janet King President Debby Keogh is not pictured H. G. A. Board These arc the girls in charge of If. G. A. activities throughout the year. Front row: Kathy Parker (Treasurer). Diane Churchill (Vice President), Mary Biggert (President). Nancy Keare (Secretary). Debby Keogh (So- cial Chairman) Second row : Sue Jaeolrs. Nancy Gould, Bca Ugolini, Janice Greenwaid, Julie Guhr, Pat Freund. Judy Garwood. Carol Kluss Third row : Linda Bernstein. Mary Mil- ler. Anne Stevens. Janet l,acgh r. Kuth Juergensen. Cynthia l mgdon. Ann Bernstein. Jo lardurim Back row: Lynn Stunkcl, Sandy Salo, Margaret Lubke. Nancy Mall. Julie Whitney Janet ieregg. Margie Ellis, Ann Goodman “H” Club H Club functions are headed by these lettermen. Seated: Karl Salo (President) Standing: Peter Goelzer (Sos'ial Chairman). Rollin Benson (Vice Presi- dent). Ralph Hcrlist (Secretary) Girls Club Board Ann Robertson (Secrctary). Carol Klu (Co-social Chairman I, Nettie Stupp (President� . Miss Edith Morgr (Sponsor). Ix is Baum (Vice Pre- dent . and Patty I-arson (Co-soei Chairman). Frances Pasquesi (Trea urer) was absent. Girls Club docs many thins throughout the school year. The co-sponsor tlu Turnabout dam with the Hoys Club and sponsi magazine and bake sales to rai: money for scholarships to give the most deserving senior girls. Boys Club Board Seated: Bus Siegel (President). Fred Harris (Vice President), and Pappy Hughes (Treasurer) Standing: Mr. Vvn and Mr. Phillipi (Co-sponsors), Mike Tighe, and Kirk Emrnert (Board Mrml ers) Hoys Club sponsors the Mother- Son Hanquet in the spring and gives two assemblies per year. This year they saw films of the 1949 Hose Howl game in which Don Hurson. football coach played. Pat Floyd Memorial Julie Whitney was last year’s recipient of the Patri- cia Floyd Memorial Award. This award is given each year to the most outstanding junior girl, most alike in character to Pat. Harvard Book Award The Harvard Hook award is presented to the junior boy who has shown the most ability to succeed. Last year’s award was received by- Thomas Coash. Student Council Executive Board Seated: Barbara Cornier (Secretary), I-eslie Libukken (Sponsor)� Bill Maclean (President), Julie Whitney (Vice President), Nancy Hull (Treasurer) Standing: Jessamine Bridcll. Judy Garwood, Fred Newmann, Bron Hufncr, George Tyson, Torn Peterson, Gingic Harris, Richie Pizzuto Student Council is the governing body of the high school. It is run by the Executive Hoard which is elected in the spring and consists of four juniors and eight seniors. Marshal Supervisory Board luted: Jessamine Bridcll (Vice President of ■ Marshals), Bron Hufncr (President of e Marshals), Jeanette Stupple (President Girl’s Club) [Hiding: Ronnie Burtoli (Senior Class Presi- m). Ned Siegel (Boys Club President), bnnic Stockier (Junior Class President) The Marshals are a group of juniors d seniors who have been nominated their session teachers and then chosen the Supervisory Board, to serve the tool in various ways. Their functions dude ushering for school events, guid- .� the parents on visiting night and ving on posts during the «lay. REMEMBER WHEN Audra Furrow dated high school hoys? Nan Hutchinson's hair was brown? Audrey Bock and Mike Field didn't go steady? Mr. August came? Nancy Hall went the wrong way on Skokie? Frank Morton got his fire-engine? Peter Massa Hooded Baby's locker? Bonny Peterson lost his pants in vocational? Zebbe Zebbeson got locked in the eloset for 3 periods? We walked to school? Fran Pasquesi's car moved Uhlman's party outside? Sherry Mason made the honor roll? Nancy Lencioni found a mouse up her sleeve? Tommy Phillips went to a school dance? Mary Belle Biggert flunked her physics test? Senior Girls got their own “room ’? There was a surplus of gum floating around after a gum ball machine disappeared? Julie Whitney and Bette Freeh formed the ELEPHANT CLUB? The football team was in one piece? The Chicoteos bought their jackets? THEIR CLAIM TO FAME Mary Driscoll—Her driving “ability”? Nancy Cooksy—O.B. Norma Dahl—Her poems Mike Field—His “racket Kay Heath—Her report cards Shirley Wollbrinek—Her engagement ring Robert Adams—His boots with bells Lee Strauss—His pinkmobile WHERE THEY'RE SEEN Merle Adler—At New Trier Gingie Harris and Sandy Goldboss—together Sue Wilson—in the bookstore Tom Diehl—Any place but home in Arlington Heights Maryanne Trangmar—with the Cavaliers John Cole—walking the halls with Mary Miller Fred Fllenberger—in his ear SONG TITLES THAT FIT Norma Dahl—Oh. You Beautiful “Dahl” Roberta Frochlich—Anchors Away Joyce Hyman—Chicago Vvns tests—Can Anyone Explain? Herbie Rautenberg—Blue Moon Patty I-arson—Johnny Is The Boy For Me Barbara Howe—No Other Love Ann Schumacher—C'est Si Bon Ann Bernstein—Home studying Shirley Hammer haunting Mr. Zipoy Richard Cousins—pushing his “blue bomb Dale Burks—At the Parkside Norcen Seiler—in the commerce department Barby Looney—with Rick Dickie Riddle—at the ice box CLASS WILL Ann Cohn leaves the stage to the stage crew. Connie Glader leaves her gum to Mr. Zipoy. Sue Leonard leaves the boys alone. Doris Pagel leaves with “Just plain Bill”. Sheila Orsi leaves her line to Shirley Scasselatti. Barbara Cornier leaves her cheer leading uniform to next year's captain. Susie Weil leaves her car to the bump shop. Doris DeVlieg leaves her neatness to Peggy Day. Doug Russell leaves the trampoline to “Killer” Kane. George Stewart leaves his father. Bill Perry leaves his women to any able bodied junior. Beatrice Ugolini and Marion Ariano leave their stomach Stineways to Joan Walsh. Sherry Mason leaves her appetite to anyone who can stomach it. Shirley Bock leaves her mother's hamburgers to “whom they may concern”. Cornation Bal Tom Coash and Pally I-ar son were named King an Queen of the Coronatioi Bull on June 6. 1953. Here the King and Queen reign with the members of their courl. Left to right, they are: Peter Hughes, Ronnie Bar toli, Herbie Rautcnherg, Jeanette Stupple. Barbara Con der and Fran Pasquesi. Nominees for the court included: Audra Furrow. Ginny Partlow, Doris DeVlieg. Gingie Har- ris. Ned Siegel, Warren Brown. Johnny Wolter, and Bill MacLean. A record crowd enjoying the 1953 Junior Prom at the Moraine-on-the-Lakc. Student Stunts Opening the 1953 edition of Student Stunts was this senior girl’s chorus line. They are standing, left to right: Audrey Bock, Mary Farrell, Doris DeVlieg, Julie Whitney, Sally Jorgensen. Mary Belle Biggert. Fran Pasqucsi. Audra Furrow. Kneeling are: Yones Ruhattini, Ginny Partlow, Nettie Stupple, Norma Dahl, Sue Hammerman, and instructor, Betty Freeh. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fair view request the pleasure of your company at their homecoming parly. Saturday November 21, 1953 at H:!5 p.m. in the. High- land Hark High School Audi- torium. RSVP. A view of the east rehearsing (?) l eforc the show. The gorgeous “charwomen” taking time out from mopping and slopping. In the first row are: Sybil Kramer, Polly Dusting. Sue Gordon, and Judee Smith. In the second row are: Sandy Goldboas, Barby McDavitt. Betsy Kraft. Lynn Ginsberg, Julie Brown, and Nancy Rothschild. Stunts Continued These are football playcre? !! Waiting to «Jo the cun-can are left to right: Runny Reich, Johnny Wolter. Bill Bor- nardi, Fred Harris, Bill Maclean, Boh Tasker, Bill Win- ter, and Frank Morton. Student Stunts of 1953. like the Devil's Delight, Broke the former atendance records and grossed over $1.000. Scheduled for presentation in March, the date was pushed up to Nov. 21 so the senior class would he able to contribute the extra finances needed fer the yearbook. The script originated from the minds of six seniors, headed by Tom Swidler and Jan Holmquist with the guidance ol Miss Rosalia Marquart. Leads of Mr. ami Mrs Fairview were played by Lynn Coojkt and Chucfc Kimbrough. Original features that no other stunt: show had were an overture, a piano quartet am a modern dance number with music composed b] Denny Zeitlin. The Junior girls’ “Chinese Melodrama taking us on a trip to China. Turnabout The Turnabout. “Lass Chance”, was a big success this year with a record breaking crowd. It seems as though this dance is the most popular of the year. Wonder why? Here are some of the kids watching the floor show. Homecoming Here ihr cheerleaders are leading us with the “Victor)’ Cheer at the homecoming pep rally. Why all the excitement, why all the cheer? The 53 Homecoming must he here! At the rally the team’s cheered to fame Everyone’s ready for the big «ante. On Saturday ears go speeding through town— “Heck with pedestrians. Mow them down!” The bleachers are filled from front to back Of school spirit. H.P. doesn't lack. The enthusiastic crowd at the homecoming game against New Trier. What’s the attraction at left, kids? Everyone’s yelling and cheering.so loud That win or lose, of the team they are proud. The week-end was topped by the dance that night It was a big success to everyone’s delight. By Mary Leopold The final event of the week-end was the Saturday night dance. Any- one see himself in here? Any resem- blance to the senior dance is purely coinucidental. Mother and Daughter Banquet A senior at the terrific Girls’ Club Bunquei. The 26th annual Girls' Cltth Mother- Daughter Banquet took place in October. The theme of the entire evening wus the premiere opening of “Channel 22 . The excellent dinner was served l y the boys of “II Club. Afterwards everyone enjoyed the Benefit show which is given to provide money for senior girls’ scholarships. The surprise act turned out to be a fashion show by the Dads representing the months of the year. Senior students from the “Little Red School House” in the benefit show. One of the skits in the Girls’ (dub Benefit. These junio look mighty innocent ('i). School Activities Eacli year the Christmas assembly taxes the imagination of the chorus and drama departments to present something different. This year the problem was solved through the presentation of the first opera at H.P.H.S.—“Amahl and the Night Visitors”, by Menotti. The opera told about a poor mother whose crippled boy is cured and travels with the wise men to see the Christ child. Pictured here are: the wise men— Chuck Kimbrough. Dave Umbacli. and Richard Walker; the mother—Ann Schu- macher and tin boy—Roger Seltzer. Also in the cast was Dale Hurks. the page. Spring Play Miss Rosalia Marquarl chose a mystery-comedy, “Cuckoos on the Hearth”. Taking time out from their rugged rehearsal Chuck Kimbrough, Alan Kor- etz. Lynn C6.0) er, Alan Solo- mon. Dale Burks, Nadine Nellis. Bettina Schwi miner and Bill Montgomery. Absent from the photo is Betsy Kraft. Senior Hop —Devil’s Delight Johnny Palmer with his hand presented the best floor show that H.P.H.S. has seen in a long time. Looks like the front row is all seniors. Senior couples pose in front of the devil—Chuck Kimbrough and The crowd doing the jitterbug. Nancy Hall. Boh Tasker and Sandy Goldboss. Frank Morton and Gingic Harris, and Roger Seltzer and Bette Freeh. Shizuko Kawai—Chico Gloria Bahr—Funky Bette Freeh—Teach Nancy Lencioni—Leoni Lois Baum—Lula Mary Elbert—Elhic Eleanor Hart—Nonnie Peter Hughes -Pappy Frank Morton—Lubecheckie Herbie Hautenberg—Corkie Don Rizzolo—Schnoozolini Bill Bernardi—-Bones Tom Phillips—Snookums NICKNAMES John Woller- -Soapie Nose Danny Diasparra—Blackie Dave Kelly—Homer Steve Klien Deuo Lewis Kreinberg—Beaky Albert Turcki—Cha Cha Peter Foreman—Herkie Ginny Part low—Qin-Pin Mike Gerard—Jug Alex Largo—Lix Ralph Mack—Charlie John Ugolini—Baby Ronnie Walz—Studs Fred Harris—Harehone Bob Lt‘verick Emil Bob Neuman—Figs Bill Perry—Jigalo Bob .Smith—Judge Jim Troy—Duke Richie Pizzato—Fats Bill MacLean—Mix Catherine Reynard—Dee Sattdra Hildebrand—Silda John McCrarcn—Tex Itand is one of the school’s unusual organizations because its members represent all classes. You must Band have a certain amount of ability before you can join this musical group. Band plays at all the school assemblies and the football games. Their repertoire includes popular numbers, marches and symphonies. Orchestra is composed of the string instruments besides all the instruments found in the band. Orches- Orchestra tra spends its time working on symphonies and other concert pieces. Their appearances include school plays, concerts and graduation. Pictured above are the combined choirs at the Christmas Concert, the total number enrolled in chorus is over 400. They appear at their two annual concerts plus an operetta every other year. 4 1 i 5 V 4 4 1 , § 1 t t 4 i t U t ' M i i 4 t 9 — '' . ,f ’ I ® • • • 1953-54 Cheerleaders — Varsity — Here are the enthusiastic varity cheer- leaders taking time out from practice to have their pictures taken. Back row, left to right, arc: Polly I lusting, Carol Kluss, Diane Churchill, Shirley Seas- selatti and Barhy Jahtt. In front are Muryanne Trangmar. Judy Car wood and Barbara Condor. — Frosh-Soph — The Frosh-Soph squad are. hack row. left to right: Sally Windt, Ann KoIktI- son, Sally Briddle and Nancy Keare. Kneeling are Jordis Duffy, Susie Walker. Nancy Holland, Cathy Bjork. and Marcia Harrison. With the varsity cheerleaders, they present numerous pep assemblies «luring the year. Famous Sayings Deanie Brown anti Ginny Bart low—“Oh. I flunked that test.” Debby Keogh—“I'm in a tizz.” Bonnie Beich—“You can't heut a fighting machine.” Mary Miller—“I’m saving it for my scrapbook.” Joe Abel—“When I went to Lane Tech—■” Nancy Zahnle—“Where's Connie?” Jim Lyle—“My mother was scared by a giraffe.” Nancy Jacobs—“Oh. we're through.” Sally Bernardi- “He who laughs last, laughs last.” Johnny Wolter—“Oh, Nelly-Bell!'' Sally Jorgensen—“That's zorge.” Nancy Bothschild—“I don’t like the color but it’s so becoming.” Nettie Stupple—“This six weeks I'm going to stay home every week-end and study.” Yones Babhattini “You've got to be aggressive.” Mary Leopold—“Did he kiss you goodnight?” Connie W ales “W ho’s driving?” Peggy Phillips—“Oh. you’re making a fool of yourself.” Clemie Brienza—“Yea. but you know what I mean.” Tom Peterson—“Voulez-vous 1953-54 Shoreline Staff Staff Editor News Editor Hoys’ Sports Editor Girls’ Sports Editor Feature Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Editor Staff Photographer Faculty Adviser Members Nancy Kothschild Beale Struve Mike Cummings Lois Dick Julie Patton Jane Freeman Beverly Schreiher Barb Rosin Jerry Heisler John Munski Members of the Shoreline staff ami Mr. Munski. staff ad- visor. l-eft to right are; Julie Patton, feature editor; Nancy Kothschild, editor-in-chief; Beate Struve, news editor; and seated is Mr. Munski. These senior girls represented Highland Park at the Jour- nalism Convention at the University of Illinois. Ix-ft to right: Nancy Rothschild, Beate Struve, Bette Freeh, Jane Freeman, and Connie Wales. More members are. seated: Jane Freeman, business man- ager: Barb Rosin, circulation manager: Lois Dick, girls sports editor and Beverly Sehreilwr. advertising manager; standing are Jerry Heisler, photographer und Mike (.um- mi ngs, hoys sports. t •! ; ■: Varsity Football Train: Pictured above is the 1953 HPHS iri� l squad. They are (left to right): Bottom row—Sherman Keller. Tom Swidler. Steve Klein. Charles Hansen, Ralph Mack, Rudd Johnson, Don Selzer, Dick Pizzato, Bill Schwartz, Russ Zartler. Ed Stanwood. Second row—Ned Siegel, Tom Melnemcy, John Mclnerney, Boh Tasker, Ronnie Reich, Dave Kaufman, Wayne Dae- inickc. Frank Morton, John Wolter, Dick Riddle, Bill Winter. Don Staekler. Mike Tighe. Third row—Line Coach Harlan Philippi, Fred Hurris, Tom Garrity, Charles Goodrode, Pete Foreman, Ronnie Bartoli, Jim Bernardini, Jim Troy. Dun Diusparra. Bill Bernardi, Jack Hammond, Herm Van Velzer, Roger Palmer, Boh Rudolph. Assistant Coach William Kolbe. Top row- Head Coach Don Burson, Doug Russell, George Willis, Jack Banish. Bill Rosenbaum, Lou Guentz, John Ugolini, Jim Foster, Bill MacLean, Rollin Benson, Dave Taylor, Arved Sagi, Ted Oppenhcimcr, Bill Vogg, Ralph Herbst, and Assistant Coach Dorman Morrison. (Photo by Jay). . flUt SCORES 7 YVw a'c Vi OaV?� 7 V,van ° yi Morton v, a« an � I- 7 proviso 40 ' ' • pppssr7 hi nM 4 vs fl- '-j vifc. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Bottom row: Jeff Perkins, Don Terr)', Bob Fell, Roger Vlgnocehi, Dick Compere, Andy Livingston, Mike Seiler. Jim Kraft, Tom Aronson. Frank MeOmber. Middle row : Ron Franzese, Pat Inman. Gene Douglis, John Eisendrath, Don Carlson, John Coleman. Ron Davies, Fred Goldboss. Jerry Dostalek, Dick llopp. Top row: Assistant Coach John Brom- ing, Dick Mclnemey, Sam Bradt, Jack Armstrong. Buddy Stacklcr, Pat Riddle. Dick Perry, Bill Rose, Pete Mugle, Head Coach Wally Hammerhcrg, Manager Boh Hoffman. (Photo by Jay� FOOTBALL SOPHOMORE HP 0 Hinsdale 6 HP 7 Oak Park 6 HP 7 Evanston 12 HP 6 Morton 13 HP 12 Waukegan 13 HP 13 New Trier 31 HP 13 Proviso 35 HP 38 Niles 0 FRESHMAN HP 39 Barrington 0 HP 0 Evanston 13 HP 12 Morton 0 HP 7 Waukegan 6 HP 7 New Trier 26 HP 19 Niles 3 FROSH GRIDDERS Bottom row : Fred Drase, Don Cole. Jim Mcl.aughlin, Leo LaBuda, Bill Harris, Dave Drake. Jim Leverick, Dave Rudolph, Lane Kendig, Steve Nelson. Middle row : A! Al- schulcr, Barry Caris, John Lencioni, Ed Pearl. Ed Morrow, Dick Schnadig, Henry Hawley, Roger Ixmer, Tom Esdalc, John Koretz, Don Inman, Mike Reel� . Manager Roger Mandel. Top row: Richard Giangiorgi, Arthur Serck, Mike Levy, John Guglielmi, John Vicregg, Rylott Brown. Bill Schwardt, Hugh Seyforth. Bill Cora, Head Couch Don Kune and Assistant Coach Rodney Levcrentz. (Photo by Jay� Make that Point Careful Don't Trip Bring 'Km Down Varsity Practice Docs He? VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM Bottom row: Mike Tight . Boh Stanwood, Bill Montgomery, I In man N an Voter. Warren Brown, Bill Kiddle. Middle row: Kirk Emmert, Ken Kiskind, Robert Engdahl, Charles Pucstow, Scott Ewing, Britt Davis. Top row: Coach Robert Kendig, Don Feurslcin, Fred Harris, Pete Goclzer, Marty Granholm, Boh Neuman. SCORES VARSITY FROSH-SOPH Opp HP Opp HP 2� 47 44 22 Maine IIP 40 35 39 27 Rockford HP 22 53 42 21 New Trier HP 53 22 32 34 Oak Park HP 59 16 45 21 Morton HP 59 16 5« 8 Niles HP 66 9 52 13 Waukegan III’ 17 49 33 33 Evanston HP 40 35 Proviso FROSH-SOPH SWIMMING TEAM| Top row: Peter Powell, Gail Pohn, Robert Rehn, Mead Montgomery, Tom Harris, Mike Clark, Richard Me Inerney, Lawrence MoChcsney, William Powell, (.'ouch Mark Panther. Middle row: Lane Kendig, Fred llenninger. Bill Harris, Robert Wilson, Alfred Alschulcr, David Drake, Bob Allen, Robert Koretz. Bottom row: Walter Frank, Ed. Morrow, Richard Downie, David Goelzer, Richard Hopp, Bob Montgomery. Bill Kiddle doing the breast stroke in a big swimming meet. Below, Get on your mark, get set, go. Mr. Broming and his diving team arc: standing, James Greenwald, Giles Gunn. Kneeling, Roger Sheuhan, Tim Wanger. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM op row: Coach Don Bunptt, John dclnerney, Ken Georg , Bill Muc- .«•an, George Burmeister, Rollin Jenson, James Foster, John Ugolini, .ouw Guentz, Head Coach Dorman tlorrison. tottom row: James Koch, Paul Slo- ic, George Tyson, Tom Mclnerney, vy Holding, Robert Mordini. ijm Mnnugliu, Jim Troy, Tom Phillips, (Photo by Jay) VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM VARSITY SCORES SOPH SCORES Opp HP Opp IIP 51 61 38 51 Oak Park IIP 62 75 52 42 Morton HP 56 54 42 10 Niles HP 49 51 48 58 Waukegan HP 42 51 40 47 Evanston HP 72 58 36 46 Proviso HP 1« 66 52 34 New Trier HP 59 55 51 40 Oak Park HP SI 74 36 34 Morton HP 40 46 39 35 Niles HP 38 48 53 50 Evanston HP 62 54 59 49 Waukegan HP 64 93 44 57 Proviso HP 41 58 49 28 New Trier Mr. Rurmeister is in charge equipment room. SOPH BASKETBAL Top row: Coach Wally Hammer Buddy Stueklcr, Phil Struve, Burt, Pete Riddle, John Swan. Middle row: Gene Douglis, B Snnti. John Guentz. Pete II Art Jones. George Moran, D | K an ter. Bottom row: Jim llafner. .left I ins, Gordy Pett. Jerry Ih J Chuck Soldano, Don (Prison. I I Photo by Jay I I A S K E T B A L L FRESHMAN SCORES shman asketball Team: row: Wayne Bellei, Pat Barker. Sitlari. Ted Krase. r row: Richard Adler. Bill Bur- )ionnc Corsini, l mn Ward. Terry •r. Norm Giamhi. row: George Giannaxi. Jaek Vicr- i e Borgini. Coach Harlan Philip- ve Rudolph. Dick Kuschn, Rich- iangiorgi. (Photo hy Jay� III’ 22 Waukegan 19 IIP 34 Niles IIP 25 Waukegan 27 IIP 34 Zion IIP 37 Proviso 43 IIP 37 New Trier 17 IIP 39 Oak Park 36 HP 35 Niles HP 1« Proviso 33 HP 31 New Trier 36 HP 51 Barrington Two games. A squad and B squad. VARSITY TRACK TEAM Top row: Coach Mark Panther, John Mclncrney, Jon Ruby, Bill Rosenbaum. John Price, Pete Goclzer, Marty Granholm, George Burmeister, Rollin Benson, Jim Foster. Steve White, Jim Franzen, Sheldon Baskin, Arvid Sagi, Coach Dorman Morrison. Coach Harlan Philippi. Middle row: Bill Kellow, Ralph Wanger, George Tyson. Francisco Rico, Bob Rudolph, Her- man Van Velzer, Albert Simon, Karl Salo, John Gardner. Torn Stirsman, Sherman Keller. Bottom row: Mark Panther Jr., Kirk Emmert, Mike Tighc, Harry Hulton, Bill Dimsdale, I.arry Stallman, Jerry Pollock, Dave Wurm, Tom Inemey. (Photo by Jay) TRACK — Indoor Season March 20—Practice Relays (OP. P. NT, HP) at Oak Park March 23—Maine and Niles at Maine March 27—Oak Park Relays at Oak Park Outdoor Season April 17- Like Shore Meet (NT, E. W, M, HP) at New Trier April 21—Niles at Niles April 24-—Palatine Relays at Palatine April 27—Maine at Maine April 29—Frosh-Soph Triangular (NT. W, HP) at HP May 1—Hinsdale Relays at Hinsdale May 4—Glenbrook at HP May 5—Frosh-Soph Invitational at Evanston May 8—District Meet at Evanston May 11—Waukegan at Waukegan May 15-16—State Meet at Champaign May 18—Lake County Meet at Lake Forest May 22—Suburban League Meet at Evanston FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM Top row: Conch Mark Panther. Robert Fell. Eddie Loucr. Ray Sicnsa, George Armstrong, Ryiott Brown, Buzzy Joseph, John Swan, Jim Pereson, Richard Compere. Rich Walker, James Grecnwald, Jeff Perkins, Coach Harlan Philippi, Coach Dorman Morrison. Middle row: Art Serck, Donald Cole. Gene Johnson, Dave Rudolph, David Kinsey. Jim Lcverick, Chuck Goldstien, James Franklin. Ray Kaplan, Richard Hopp. Bottom row: Jim Panther, mascot; Bob Montgomery. Robert Bcnvenuti, Russ Whitmnn, Bob Brown. John Nillcs, Mike Altman, Pete Eisendrath. (Photo by Jay) FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL April 12—HP at Niles April 1-1—HP at Zion April 17—Morton at HP April 21—HP at Glenhrook April 24— HP at Oak Park May 1—Proviso at HP May 8—HP at New Trier May 15-—W aukegan at HP May 19—Zion at HP May 22—Evanston at HP FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL TEAM Top row: Dick kushen. Jack Vieregg, Bill Ahrahamson, Pete Kiddle, Jim Hafncr, John Guentz, John Coleman, Coach Don Kane. Middle row: Fred Kra.se, Art Capitani, Willie Jones. Allan Carlson, Fred Goldhoss, Terry Moore, Norman Giamhi, Ronald Kirshbaum. Bottom row: Boh Johnson, Henry Hawley, Mike WidolT, Roger I.ouer, Sam Bclmonti, Jerry Dostalck. (Photo by Jay) VARSITY BASEBALL April 6—Glenhrook at HP April 8—HP at Barrington April 10—Niles at HP April PI—HP at New Trier April 17—HP at Morton April 21—W’aukegan at HP April 21—Oak Park at HP April 28—Evanston at HP Double header. May 1 HP at Proviso May 3—HP at Glenhrook May 5—New Trier at HP May 7-15—Suburban District May 10—IIP at W'aukegan May 17 HP at Evanston May 17-22—Sectional Tournament May 20—Barrington at HP Catchers: Ky Hclding, John Ugo- lini and Fred Newman. John Capitani, Fred Harris and Bus Siegel swing away. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Top row: Bus Siegel, Fred Harris, Scott Ewing. Vito DePinto, John Ugolini, Louis Guontz. Dick Baughman. Ralph Hcrbst. Middle row: Ky 11 el ding, Peter Hughes, Ken Riskind, Jim Troy, Peter Massa, Arnold Gotass, John Wollcr, Coach Don Burson. Bottom row: Fred Newmann, Roger Palmer. Gordon Parks, John Capi- tani, Bill Schwartz. Hugo Bcmadini. (Photo by Jay) VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Top row: Chip Puestow, Ted Oppenheimer, Frank Morion, Tim Swidler. Hut tom row: Coach John Broming, Britt Davis, Mike Rolfe, Dale Burke, Allen Koretz, Lirry Schnndig, Bill Goldlicrg. TENNIS April 6—Maim at HI April 9—HP at Maim: April 21 HP al Niles April 23—Hinsdale at HP April 21—HP al Morton April 26— New Trier at HP April 27 Waukegan at HP May I—District Tournament at Evanston May 4—HP at Evanston May 8—Oak Park at HP May 14-15- -State Tournament at Champuign May 18—HP at Proviso May 22—Suburban League Meet FROSH-SOPH TENNIS TEAM Top row: N. Rosenbaum, M. Montgomery. I). Fugleman, l_ Robinson. P. Ingleman, R. Denton. Bottom row: S. Colin, J. Koretz, R. Stein, A. Alschuler, W. Harris, R. Lancetield. Absent from picture, K. Schnadig. GOLF April 28—New Trier at HP April 30— HP at Niles May 3-—Waukegan at HP May 8—District Meet at Waukegan May 10—HP at Evanston May M-15—Stale Meet at Champaign May 17 -IIP at Morton May 21 -Suburban League at HP May 24—Oak Park al HP May 28—HP at Proviso Mike Field looks ready to slum one. GOLF TEAM Top row: Ronnie Reich, Steve Klein. Bill Flinn, Tom Good- man, (loach Rodney I-everent , Roliert Burton. Boh Mordini. Marshall Strauss. Second row: Steve Sadri, Angelo Vanoni, Bill Strubank. Paul Klcmp. Hugh Seyfurth, Gordon Petl, Ted Murray, Ernie Santi. Richard Sikorski. Bottom row: John SchifTer, Ken Erickson, George Winkler. Pat Barker, Woodgie Reich, Chris Phelps. Juck Johnson. GOLF TEAM—TOP HITTERS Top row: Steve Klein. Bill Flinn, Chris Phelps, Boh Mordini, Marshall Strauss. Bottom row: Ronnie Reich. George Winkler. Woodgie Reich. Coach Rodney Leverentz. INTRAMURALS Floyd's Session. Baseball and Volleyball Champs. Top row: Don Wiherg, Al Cupniun, Jim Troy. Bill Perry, Sheldon Baskin. Norman Pane. Bottom row: Bill Newman, Al Chiprin. Dick Baugh- man. Paul Klemp. Touch Football Champ Contenders. Top row : Tom Stirsman. Bruce Budolph. Doug Rus- sell, Sherm Keller. Bottom row: Dave Kaufman. John Gardner, John Cupitaui. WINNERS Of The 1953 ARMY-NAVY Hockey Game. Top row: Jo Ladurini, Janice Grcenwald. Jo Meyerhoff, Lynn Stunkel, Sandra Wal , Margarrte l.ulike, Sue Wilson. Janet Vieregg, Julie Whitney. Bottom row: ('.onnie Adler. Margie Ellis, Sally Briddle. Janice Greenwald and Kathy Parker bullying to start Army- Navy game. GIRLS SPORTS ARMY HOCKEY TEAM Top row: Marybcllc Biggert, Kathy Parker, Nancy Kcare. Carol Kmbich, Ruth And away they go! And that’s Jucrgensen, Anne Stevens. Pat Skidmore, Laura Pepe, Sally Carlson, Julie Guhr. a point for Army. Bottom row: Mary Ell ert. Sandy Salo, Sandy Heins. Army-Navy Basketball Came— Julie Whitney, Julie Cuhr, Sue Baarsch. Mrs. Sossdorph, whom we could never get along without. Nancy Hall passes to Julie Whit- ney while Marybclle Biggert guards her in the Army-Navy Basketball game. The Army-Navy Basketball Teams. Top row: Margie Ellis, Sandv Salo, Nancy Keare, Julie Whitney, Marybclle Biggert, Nancy Hall, Kathy Parker. Middle row: Anne Stevens, Janet Viercgg, Joanne Meyer ndv Baarsch, Sue Baarsch, Pat Swan, Ruth Bock, row: Jancc Greenwald, Mary Miller, Ruth Juer- Julie Guhr. Sophomores, Winners of Class Basketball Tournament. Top row: Janet Harter, Kathy Parker, Jo MeyerholT, Ruth Bock, Nancy Keare, Sandy Salo. Bottom row: Connie Adler, Peggy Buchanan, Marilyn Clif- ford. Sally Briddle. Some of I In- III.A initiate taking the Ml.A oath. Runners-up in the badminton tournament. Betsy Kraft and Marylwlle Biggert. Winners in the badminton tour- nament. Janice Greenwald and Sharon Witten. No wonder they didn't win th tournament. Mary Elbert, Mai pie Ellis and their guitars. (? THE CHAMPS Miss Joiner’s session, winner of the volleyball tournament. Top row: Gingic Harris, l.ois Dick. Betsy Sturm, Marybelle Bigger!, Julie Whitney, Connie Wales, Jeanette Stuppic. Middle row: Judy Siljestrom. Audrey Bock, Ruth Juergensen. Barbara Con- der, Virginia Partlow, Nancy Cooksy, Sallie Bernardi. Bottom row: Mary I mpold :nguins go , to NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the highest honor a highsehool student can receive is to he chosen hy his teachers and classmates to he a member of the National Honor Society. The qualifications are, scholarship, leadership, character and service. This year 36 seniors were chosen. HOBO HOP The king and queen of this year's HoIm Hop are Koger Seltzer and Barh Pepc. A good crowd turned out for this year's dance. Fun was had hy all holms. Ml Miss Tucker anil her lower office staff. 2 Hello! Miss Watts of the guidance office. (3) Miss Werhane and her main office stuff. Mrs. Bock, attendance keeper, looks on. Ml Mr. Zacske and the maintenance staff «if HPHS. (5i What's cooking, girls? Miss Higgs and her lunch room staff. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS CONSULTANT Mr. Norntan Koenig PORTRAITS Walinger Studio 37 South W abash Avenue Chicago 3, Illinois A v PHOTOGRAPHY Walinger Studio Jay Word 1850 Deerfield Road u Idr Highland Park. Illinois J«‘rry Hcisler, Sophomore Tom Jolls. Senior Allan Koretz, Senior John Munski. Advisor twt two CO. we � 1« MO' � AVI 179 ART WORK Mr. Wellington Gray and flic Art Department; Cover and division pages designed by Pat Freund. The 1954 Little Giant Staff would like to thank the senior class for all its help. We also would like to express our appreciation to the student body and club boards, departments, faculty and adminis- tration. Special thanks to Mr. Hal Henderson who made it possible to take the aerial slid of our school and to Tom Jolls and Allan Koretz who look the shot. And last but not least Mr. John Munski. advisor, who acted as our balance wheel. His un- derstanding and co-operation was appreciated bv all. A Big Thanks To All Of You. 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