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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

And Gladly Would He Learn and Gladly Teach . . . Chaucer Dedication Wc shall always remember him for his friendly guidance. Wc shall always remem- ber him for his warmth and easy smile. Wc shall always remember him for his wit. Wc shall . . . But always, wc shall remember him. Tables of Contents Page Activities..................................... 5 Boys’ Sports................................... 15 Girls’ Sports ................................. 34 Organizations ................................. 39 Seniors ....................................... 53 Underclassmen.................................. 77 Faculty ....................................... 93 The big wheel on the yearbook staff include Barbara He � , associate editor: Marte Brown, editor; and Caroline Millett. associate editor. Oh. those figures! Looking happy about the yearbook ledger are the business staff. Top Row: Sue Ginsburg and Bobbie Blight. Bottom Row: Sherry Foster, Dick Schnadig. business manager; Janice Sundbcrg, and Judy l wis, business manager. Aren’t they funny?! The class editors arc Judy Coleman, sophomore editor; Ellien Lasman, and Nancy Philips, freshman editors; and Jean Cole- man. junior editor. Sally Grey, copy editor; Rinah Lipis, assistant copy editor: and Judy Bairn, copy editor are try- ing to think of interesting copy ideas. Here are the Rembrandts of the yearbook staff Barb Partlow, Bill Quinn, and Nancy Bartho- lomew. Resting after their deadline are Diane Seigman and Sandy Slutzkin, activities editors: Merle Hoch- berger, assistant activities editor: and Jill Berkson. faculty editor. The Photography editors Wilbur Page and Bob Bau- mann seem to be having fun while “slaving over their work. Foolin' around as usual is the Little Giant senior staff. Front Row: Richie Wyatt, Sue Zimmerman, and Ellen Dc- Vroeg; senior editors. Back Row: Carol Falk. Robbie Glickauf. and Binky Kahn: assistants. Just making the deadline with minutes to spare are Carolyn Gilmour. organizations editor, at the typewriter, and her assistant Bonnir Brienza. Looking none the worse for their hard work are the members of the sports staff. Top Row: Steve Cohn, intramural «di- tor; Janet Henderson, girls' sports editor: and Roy Price, boys sports editor. Bottom Row: Ronnie Waldman and John Weinberg, assistant boys sport editors. Activities Page 5 One Enchanted Evening... Robbie Stupplc. 1955 Queen, wait to crown Dave Rudolph while John Coleman, the former king, crown Barb Kurtzon. Amid pink clouds and silver stars. Barbara Kurtzon and Dave Rudolph were crowned king and queen of the 1956 Junior Prom. A Bit of Heaven” was held at the High School for the first time on June 9, 1956. Dan Belloc and his orchestra played for the crowd on this warm summer evening. Under the leadership of our Junior Executive Board, the entire class helped to make our Junior Prom, one always memorable, especially since it set a new and happy precedent. Besides dancing inside, much of the crowd adjourned to the court where a flowing water fountain was the center of attraction. Presiding over “A Bit of Heaven” arc Ann Tighc. Shirley Wyatt, Barbara Balaban, Barbara Kurtzon, queen; David Rudolph, king; Fred Krase, Bob Wilson, and Buxzy Joseph. The success of the first prom given at the high school was due to our junior executive board. Back Row: Barb Kriser, social chairman; Pat Jones. Judy Lewis, Jack Vierrgg. president: Mr. Floyd and Miss Hubbs. junior class sponsors; Wendy Vollertscn, secretary; and Mike Reeb, treasurer. Middle Row: Richie Kushen, Dick Schnadig. Terry Oggcl, Barb Hess, Rich I-anccfield, vice-president: and Steve Morton. Decorating the decorations are the “Giant fans. Snake Dance When the hour of seven arrived on the evening of October 19. 1956, the annual Homecoming week-end began. Led by the cheerleaders, many eager HPHS students, wearing blue and white beanies, formed a snake dance through the streets of Highland Park. With a “Blue, while, fight, fight” and a Go, Highland Park, Go” the stu- dents filled the auditorium with cheers and bright colored banners. These were only a few of the features of the rally, at which the seniors won the cheering contest. At the game on Saturday against Proviso, many of the alumni were seen cheering our Giants on. Hoarse from the game, Saturday evening found us completing a festive day at the Homecoming Dance. Ivor Buerk and his orchestra provided music for the evening, made possible by the Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs. There was a record sale of 274 tickets, making the dance a profitable good time. Where are the snakes at their dance? Hail, hail the gang's all here -— consoling themselves over the day's loss. Page 8 Mother-Daughter Banouct Diverted from the wonderful food for a moment arc Our clever mothers smile after their performance. Missy McClure. Bonnie Brienza. and Janet Henderson. Political Pot-Pourri The campaign came to Highland Park on October 25. 1956, in the form of the Girls’ Club Banquet and Benefit. Limited space allowed eight hundred girls and their mothers to attend the Ban- quet, while 1019 flocked to the Benefit show. The latter, consisting of songs, dances, and skits by an all-girl cast, provided $6 X) for the Girls’ Club scholarship fund. The waiters (better known as the Boys’ Club) did a fine job serving the dinner. By the way, they cut down on accidents this year. The entire cast of the Girls' Club show pose anxiously a few moments before show- time. Page 9 Here i the whole cast from sultan to guard. Russian dancers and tumblers performing for the visiting ambassadors are Richard Sikorski. Tim Wangcr. Dick Zelens. Skip Hawthorne, and Bill Quinn. Page 10 The leads of Fantasia Arabia” are in character, as always. Top row: Terry Tre- ger. Sue Dodge. Jamie Rubenstein, Richard Schnicdcr. Fred Glazer. Middle row: Dave Selzer. Howard Maccabce, Bob Baumann. Molly Mason. Louise DrCosta. Bottom row: Jill Hcnncr, Stan Banks, and Mary Watkins. These sophisticated senior women pose ap- propriately. They are, left to right: Martc Brown. Sue Zimmerman, Sally Grey, Louise Hansmann, Merle Brody. Pege Price, Caro- lyn Cilmour. and Pat Skidmore. The Purloined Lamp Aladin’s Lamp? No, just the one belonging to the Sultan of Aiabia — but oh what trouble it caused. The robbers- took place on November 17, when the senior class presented the 1956 edition of Student Stunts, “Fantasia Arabia.” Caroline Millet, student director, and senior class sponsor, Mrs. Handbcrg, and drama coach, Mrs. Todd, greatly contributed to the suc- cess of “Fantasia Arabia. The script committee consisted of Ronnie Johnson. Richie Kushen. Mollv Mason. Karen Lauter, and Roger Mandel. As always, the annual production was sponsored by the senior class. The proceeds, unusually good as the auditorium was packed to the gills, were put toward the publication of the Little Giant,” with the drama department and the senior class getting some of the funds. Here is the Oriental Chorus singing to their “Lord and Master. Back Row: Sue Davidson. Billie Rosenhouse, Alice Childs. Barbara Ross, Gail Kelly. JoAnn Jefferson. Judy Hutchinson. Josie Bye. Sue Sinclair. Middle Row: Elaine Kramp. Debbie Bolton Kathy Weisel, Maxine Kocnigsbcrg. Ann Lindsey. Barbara Balaban. Front Row: Judy Gordon. Jeanne Kurtzon. Cynthia Parks, Bonnie Simons. Adding the oriental touch in dance were: To; row: Penny Davidson. Middle row: Barby Slepyan, Lillian Bierfield. and Wendy Weber. Bottom row: Sandy Pollack. Colleen Kelly. Dale Manowitz, and Sue Braver. The ever-popular chorus line danced in Stunts this year, as usual. Janet Cushman. Barby Partlow, Laurie Pepe. Judy Schwei- grr. Joan Holloway. Denny Risdon. Caroline fdillett. Sandy Heins. Lynn Stunkel, and Sue Leahy. Page 11 Senior couples take a breather from dancing at their “Basin Street Bounce.' Who canned you. Dion?! A Date In Dixieland Nancy Merrell and Leon Ward look on as Sandy Heins pins a name tag on Steve Morton at the “Basin Street Bounce. Dig this crazy dance! Perhaps the jazziest dance this year was the Basin Street Bounce” which was sjxmsored by the 1957 senior class. The date was February 2. the time 9 o’clock, the place the Bow gym. All the crazy cats bopped to the music of Ray Pond's Band. Many thanks were due to Mrs. Handberg and Mr. Broming, senior class sponsors: and to Barb Partlow, senior class social chairman. Their efforts helped to make Basin Street Bounce” the suc- cess that it was. Page 12 This i the cast who made such a wonderful success of Oklahoma!” On March 16 the music department sponsored “Oklahoma.” Both the choruses and orchestra took part in the program. “Oklahoma” was a hard program to produce but through the efforts of many people it was a smash hit all over again. Some of the “Oklahoma” dancers were Joan Lapinr, Dale Manowitz. Joy Reznick. Debbie Bolton. Barb Sleypan. Connie Lunardi, Nancy Stewart, and Alice Juul. Ann Lindsey, who played Laurie, and Bowen Schumacher, playing Curly, seem happy because of “Oka- hornaV' success at HPHS. Jeanne Kurtzon and Dave Seltzer played Ado Anne and Will. Here are the stars of “Oklahoma Standing: Gene Volpendcsta. Bob Zicarelli, Peter Duskcy, Sue Dodge, Blaine Kramp. Sue Haugan. Ron Johnson. Martha Rotter. Fred Glazer. and Alice Childs. Seated: Bill Haney. Bowen Schumacher. Ann Lindsey. Dave Seltzer. Jeanne Kurtzon. Gail Kelly, and Stan Banks. Page 13 at the of Feh. 5 pcrvim ufc driv- SHORELINE n� c turd March J AH '■avc h,d l li ‘WU fr°m oth ., h i to deter- IPIIS -wto Vol. No. 36 H.P.H.S., Highland Park, Illinou, March I, 1957 No. I ■cipatHin in “ Student fu£ • “ end Of in i ifiKn u� . faik. ' ,hc P� gc if ;o sniocm |X)II diow- favor adop- ta in obstacle if the $650 la plan. 1� the o' ii) : f x r� y on 'll he R '•'iiiioriiifn twills Page 8 HPHS Tai In State F HIGHLAND PAR swimmers will be out in tla state meet to lie h Trier tonight and tumor New Trier, w jton and ___________f tops in the state last y year, with Highland Pai contender for third. Although they were � year, the Parkers have dual meets three of the teams that outranked year and have not ye fourth. IX) STRAND. Bill Dave Drake and Bob Highland Park’s top akhoi iough two will pro! victim to Evanston’s T« Also in the running for lx the Parker 200 yard Tracksters O Season Toni w Don't Forget Vote in May! for the p— .. of that week. BESIDES THE characters men- tioned in the previous issue of Shoreline there will l e many dan- ccn. Among them are David Bye. David Palmer. John Richards, Dave Seltzer. Starr Morrow. Blv- Skiers To Le On Trip Todt Today, about 25 skiers w along with Mr. Carlson, sponsor, for Sheltered Valiev v .vetts v'c ° TONIGHT THE Lit '■arsity and frush-soph te their season with an ir angular meet against Ni sago and Glenlxook. here Vo W Vo vclc vV Vo ’ fo«. The events in which 1 do well are the hurdles, t distance runs and the p. The teams should do fair Top Row: Bcsty Gidwitz, girls’ sports editor; Carolyn Brash, business manager; Diane Siegman, advertising manager; Dot Scher, feature editor. Middle Row: Ronnie Waldman. boys sports editor: Judy Gordon, news bureau editor: Robbie Glickauf, circulation manager. Botton Row: Jamie Rubcnstcin. news editor; Barb KohHx-rg. editor; Merle Hochbcrgcr. co- news editor; and Pat Tubbs, co-circulation manager. Goofin’ off as usual that is what Mr. Munski. publications adviser, usually says about the Shoreline staff and it seems to be true. This year Shoreline has strived toward a better school paper. The class columns were removed and replaced by better feature material which was the first big step in the right direction. Shore- line had three special issues the year ... a Christmas issue printed with red and green ink, an April Fools issue with take offs on the regular columns and an election issue in coordination with the Student Council. The paper is published once every two weeks and eighteen issues were published during the year, with the first issue coming out the first day of school. Page 14 Sports VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Bottom Row: Jim Wcitzenfcld, Roger Pascal. Dick Wyatt. Jay Fein- berg. Bill Harris. Nick Vick. A1 Sager. Bob Benvenuti, Leon Ward. Byron Klorfine. Barry Caris. Second Row: John Scornavacco. Leroy Pcscc. Jeff Davies. Roger Mandel. Ed Laing. Dave Stronge, Richard Giangiorgi. Bill Cora. Ste Rose. Mike Pehan. Tim Cohler, Jack Calbert. Third Row: Ronnie Waldman, manager: Keith Burge. Mike Reeb. Marty Gmeiner, Steve Eiscn, Pat Barker, Wayne Bellei, Dennis Rose. Howard Solomon. Ron Maestri. Dan Poppc, Steve Shankman. Top Row: Mr. Kolbe. end coach; John Knoll, manager; Burt Kalan. Hugh Seyfarth. Ed Poser. Dick Zartler, Jim McLaughlin, Laurie Herman. John Rothschild. Ronnie Fore- Mr. Philippi, line coach, was absent when the picture was taken. When Those Little Giants Fall In Line Coach I)on Burton's varsity failed to win a league contest; however, they won their only non-league game from Fenger and in league competition they tied Niles. 'Hie Little Giants were led by Bill ('ora, one of the league’s best fullbacks, and signal caller Hugh Seyfarth. Halftrack Dave Rudolph, hampered by a knee injury, looked especially good in the few games he played. John Gugliclmi, Rich Giangiorgi, Mike Reeb and Bill Harris were standouts in the Parker line. At the beginning of the season, the best of the freshmen were brought up to aid Coach Hammerberg’s sophomore squad. Midway in the season it was decided that, in consideration of future football, it would lx better to let these freshmen play with the frosh squad. After the freshmen went back to their team, the sophomores forfeited their remaining games so that juniors might play sophomore ball to gain experience. For this reason the sophomores are not pictured. (k ach Richard Baldrini’s freshman squad was one of the best in recent years. They were especially successful after receiving the players from the sophomore squad. Halfback Jack Jashclski and quarterback Bob Ltickman were among the frosh standouts. Page 16 FRESHMAN HP 6 Morton 6 HP 7 Evanston 31 HP 6 Niles 13 HP 6 New Trier 19 HP 19 Proviso 12 HP 13 Waukegan 12 HP 12 Oak Park 25 SOPHOMORE HP 12 Fenger 6 HP 6 Morton 28 HP 0 Evanston 46 HP 13 Niles 39 HP 7 New Trier 47 •HP 7 Proviso 42 •HP 0 Waukegan 34 •HP 12 Oak Park 42 •forfeit-exhibition only VARSITY HP 6 Fenger 0 HP 12 Morton 39 HP 12 Evanston 67 HP 19 Niles 19 HP 0 New Trier 41 HP 0 Proviso 28 HP 0 Waukegan 25 HP 0 Oak Park 33 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Bottom Row: Ken Smith. Ken Mack. Bill Heck, Ricky Emnu-rt. George Burt. Mike Zuckert, Jack Jashelski, Steve Dexter, Stuart Terry, Bob Giangiorgi, Mike Walton. Second Row: Tom Benty, Jim Marchi, Steve Greenfield. Ken Wyman. Bruce Bennet, Jim Whitten, Jim Knoll. Jim Pollack. Bob Engleman, Bill Keogh, Terry Sanaa, Bill Churchill- Third Row: Eric Goodman, Ray Nord, Bruce Giangiorgi, Norman Parker, Steve Pollack. Fred Wright, Tom Stone, John Poser, Berry Wexler, Bruce Dierking. Hal Brown. Bill Koretz, Mr. Baldrini, coach. Top Row: Mr Rrpsholdt. assistant coach; Jim Juul, Dan Dimichelis, Bruce Miller, Jack Gourguechon. Grant Abrahamson, Bill Bachle, Bob I.uckman, Tim Russell. Dan Pollack, Frank Palandri. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Bottom Row: Rich Downie. Kent Thomas. Top Row: Alan Weil, manager: John Schiffer, Mr. Ault, coach: I-ane Kendig. Bob Brown. FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Bottom Row: Peter Rich, manager; Tom Armstrong. Jim llanig, Ken Venzon. Gene Altman. Gcrshon Ratner. Top Row: Robert Zimmerman. Stephen Sheff. Dave Benson. Mr. Leake, coach; Mr. Ault, coach; Alan Lcnrini, John Farr, Bill Kohlberg. Over Hill, Over Trail Tit is year saw the advent of a new s|jort at Highland Park, cross country. The contest consists of a two-mile run (one and one-half miles for frosh-soph) over an irregular course. This year, all home meets were held at Exmoor Countrs Club. Despite their unimpressive record, the harriers steadily improved during the season. Showing special promise for the future was John Farr, a sophomore, who placed third in his division at the Suburban league meet. The varsity, suffered from an undersized squad. Nevertheless, I.anc Kendig and John Schiffer scored consistently in the meets. Coach Ault looks for Highland Park to be a major power in cross country in coming years. VARSITY HP 19 Morton 36 HP 18 Evanston 37 HP 19 Niles 36 HP 15 New Trier 50 HP 15 Proviso 48 HP 24 Waukegan 36 HP 19 Oak Park 54 HP placed 11th out of 15 schools in the district meet. SOPHOMORE HP 15 Morton 40 HP 15 Evanston 40 HP 20 Niles 35 HP 20 New Trier 41 HP 22 Proviso 39 HP 25 Waukegan 34 HP 25 Oak Park 36 Page 18 Wrestlers Ready With a year’s experience behind them, the wrestling team had a comparatively good season. The grapplcrs beat such schools as Zion, Lake Forest, Glenbrook, and Libcrtyvillc. Next year, the wrestlers will compete officially in the Suburban League. The varsity squad was comprised largely of juniors. Among these were Dick Yerxa, Keith Burge, Dick Zartlcr and Dan Gottlieb. Dick Giangiorgi did an ex- cellent job in the 175 lb. division. The Frosh-Soph squad also turned in a good record. Standouts were Jim Marchi, Jim Johnson and Jack Jashelski. Coach Don Kane also doubled as coach of the varsity while Mr. Ostrander was ill. VARSITY IIP 31 Zion 23 HP 30 Like Forest 23 HP 5 Niles 55 HP 26 Lake Forest 21 HP 18 North Chicago 28 HP 8 Glenbrook � 0 HP II New Trier 36 HP lt Oak Park 34 HP 31 Libcrtyvillc 15 HP 8 Evanston 36 FROSH-SOPH HP 36 Zion 18 HP 31 Like Forest 18 IIP 10 Niles 31 HP 15 Lake Forest 29 IIP 14 North Chicago 30 HP II Glenbrook 37 HP 8 New Trier 36 HP 23 Oak Park 30 IIP 40 Libcrtyvillc 14 HP 5 Evanston 41 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Bottom Row: Gary Lencioni, Caesare Calderelli. Keith Burge. Gene Adler, Bill Haney. Dick Yerxa. Second Row: Pete Eiscndrath, manager; Burt Kaplan, Bill Harris. Grant Beming, Mike Gagen, Bruce Holdcrbaum. Dave Echt, Sid Frisch, manager. Top Row: Mr. Kane, coach; Dan Gott- lieb. Terry Oggcl. Laurie Herman. Dave Hanson. Dick Zartlcr. Dick Giangiorgi, Dave Stronge. Steve Chesler, manager: Mr. Ostrander, coach. FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING TEAM Bottom Row: John Leon, Bruce Gian- giorgi, Terry Thomas, Allen Harder, Don Goodman. Richard Kubalck, Scott Herr- mann. Second Row: Max Zenko. Bill Phelps, Dick Bernstein. Bob Piacenza. Jack Frcck, Ron Meyers. Allen Gottlieb, Norman Par- ker, Pete Eisendrath. manager. Top Row: Fred Rickies, manager; Jim Whitton. Mike Addison, Tint Russell, Jim Johnson, Mr. Chesar. coach, John Lips, Jim Costan. Jack Jashelski, John Marchi, Mr. Kane, coach. Page 19 VARSITY BASKKETBALL TEAM Bollom Row: Grady Elli , Steve Sidari, Pat Barker, Wayne Bellci. Top Row: Tom Peyton. Hugh Scyfarth, Buzzy Joseph, Joe Borgini. Mr. Hammcrbcrg, coach. Sharpshooters Coach Wally Hammcrbcrg’s varsity had their moments of glory. Although they only won two of fifteen contests against league opponents, they had a five and one record in non-league games. Joe Borgini was second in league scoring and was among the best centers in the area. He possessed a deadly hook shot and was a constant threat from the outside. Buzzy Joseph, Hugh Scyfarth, Steve Sidari. Wayne Bellei and Pat Barker were the senior standouts, while juniors Tom Peyton and Grady Ellis excelled. Toward the end of the season there was marked improvement in their overall game. The high point of the year came in the second to last game when the Parkers swamped New Trier by twenty-one points. The sophomores, coached by Mr. Baldrini, had a mcdiocorc season. However, they did look sharp at times. Shelly Erikson, Marty Gmeiner and Tony Gualandri led the sophs. With improved shooting they may be a serious threat in the league in future seasons. Page 20 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom Row: Barry Golden and Bill Sangerman, managers. Second Row: John Scomavacco, Bill Holland, Marty Gmeincr, John Reid, Gene Altman, Tony I .a manna. Top Row: Sheldon Erickson, Pete Levy, Charles Ogren, Steve Cohen, Tony Gualandri, David Slovic. SOPHOMORE HP 39 North Chicago 42 HP 28 Morton 41 HP 48 Libert yville 34 HP 24 Niles 26 HP 36 Waukegan 24 HP 43 Evanston 46 HP 14 Proviso 51 HP 52 New Trier 43 HP 42 Oak Park 58 HP 31 Morton 51 HP 54 Niles 51 HP 31 Waukegan 50 HP 42 Evanston 50 HP 35 Proviso 55 HP 27 New Trier 56 HP 41 Oak Park 64 VARSITY HP 54 New Trier 55 HP 52 76 HP 73 North Chicago 53 HP 42 62 HP 34 Morton 54 HP 52 Niles 43 HP 55 Ltbcrtyvillc 49 HP 49 Waukegan 63 HP 41 Niles 70 HP 53 Evanston 63 HP 51 Waukegan 54 HP 54 55 HP 34 Evanston 54 HP 66 New Trier 45 I)e Kalb Tourney HP 64 Oak Park 71 HP 62 Maple Park 42 State Tourney RegionaU HP 66 Sycamore 54 HP 74 64 HP 39 HP 50 Rock Falls Proviso 61 64 HP 39 Waukegan 56 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Boltom Row: Ron Maestri. Mike Altman. Toby Aaron, Jim McLaughlin. Top Row: Paul Homung, manager; Harry Vignocchi, Wally Stein, Ron Norman, John Knoll, manager. The junior varsity squad participated in basketball for the first time this year. Several juniors obtained valuable playing experience. Ronnie Maestri, Toby Aaron, Wally Stein and Harry Vignocchi were the JV standouts. These players, along with Peyton and Ellis, should be the backbone of next year’s varisty. The freshman teams were especially successful. Coach Holding’s B squad won a fair share of their games and showed steady improvement. The A squad, coached by Mr. Hall, took third in the unofficial league standings. Tim Russell appeared to be one of the finest freshman cagcrs in recent years, averaging thirteen points per game. Other freshmen to watch next year arc Steve Oggel, Chuck Mau and Bob Hollmann. Page 22 FRESHMAN A TEAM Bottom Row: Bob Ohlwcin. Howard lashtz. Jack Peterson, Terry Somenzi, Jim Juul. Dale Hall, manager. Top Row: Mr. Hall, coarh; Tim Russell, Bob Hollmann. Chuck Mau, Mike Walton. Bob Luckman. Bob French, manager. FROSH B HP 25 Morton 30 HP 43 Niles 39 HP 31 Waukegan 32 HP 50 North Chicago 30 HP 41 Proviso 23 HP 33 New Trier 39 HP 36 Oak Park 31 HP 39 Waukegan 35 HP 47 North Chicago 40 HP 44 Proviso 45 HP 62 Oak Park 37 JUNIOR V ARSITY HP 41 Morton 29 HP 42 Niles 31 HP 35 Waukegan 57 HP 59 Proviso 66 HP 56 New Trier 49 HP 52 Oak Park 73 IIP 63 Niles 33 HP 60 Waukegan 63 HP 56 North Chicago 64 HP 56 Proviso 48 HP 47 Oak Park 83 FROSH A HP 41 Morton 29 HP 41 Niles 42 HP 51 Waukegan 49 HP 47 North Chicago 59 HP 51 Proviso 58 HP 57 New Trier 59 HP 45 Oak Park 42 HP 61 Niles 59 HP 56 Waukegan 29 HP 55 North Chicago 49 HP 42 Proviso 38 HP 67 Oak Park 48 FRESHMAN B TEAM Bottom Row: Peter Williams, Bill Keogh. Bob Palmeri. Tom Stone. John Poser. Second Row: Tom Camp. Ray Xord. John Fox. Bill Philips. John Cahill. Dave Peradotti. Top Row: Mike Zucker. Harris Goldstein, Grant Abrahamson, Dennis Castelli, Bruce Dierking, Mr. Rohling, coach. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM Bottom Row: Al Alschulcr. Bud Frank, Alan Greenberg, Bob Wilson, Rich Downic, Dave Goel er, Mr. Kendig. coach. Top Row: Ken Landau, manager; Dave Peachin. Pete Fechheimer, Dave Drake, Bill Mcyerhoff, Jim Frehncr, Don Strand, Chris Binner. The Mermen The varsity swimming team swam their way to the most successful season that HPHS has had in several years. They took third in both the Suburban league and state, won the Riverside-Brookfield Invitational, and were third in the New Trier Relays. They lost only to New Trier and Evanston in league meets, and had a perfect record in non-league meets. Bill McycrhofT, a junior and the team’s high scorer, placed second in the 100- yard free style in both the Suburban League and state meets. Dave Drake, swim- ming in the 100-yard breaststroke, also took a pair of seconds. Don Strand finished second in the 100-yard backstroke in the league meet and fourth in the state meet, while Bob Wilson won the 50-yard free style in the league meet and placed third in the state. The sophomores and freshmen had records almost identical to the varsity. Both placed third in the Suburban I-caguc and were undefeated in out-of-league competition. Tops among the sophs were John Newmann, who took third in the 50-yard backstroke in the Suburban Ix-ague meet, Chuck Thompson, who took third in the 100-yard free style, and Richard Albin, who placed fourth in the 50- yard breaststroke. Setting many records among the freshmen were Bob Engleman, Bill Bachle, Larry Cable, John Brooks. SOPHOMORE SWIMMING TEAM Boilom Row: Fret! Driscoll. Rick Albin, I-arry Alschulcr, Richard Goldwach. Stove Seiler, Howard Greenberg. Top Row: Al March, manager: Harry Oppenheimer. John Newmann. Stanley Lind. Ed Locb. Rick Asher, Jeff Furgeson, Chuck Thornton, Mr. Davis, coach; absent, Alan Marcus, manager. Bob Wilson and Mr. Kendig with trophy from state meet. Divers Tom Ross. John Brooks. Bill Watrous. Mike Julian. Diver Jim Greenwald with Mr. Brom- ing, coach. VARSITY HP 45 Maine 32 HP 45 East Rockford 32 HP 70 Elmwood Park 7 HP 45 Oak Park 32 IIP 58 Morton 19 HP 49 Niles 28 HP 54 Waukegan 23 HP 21 Evanston 56 HP 58 Proviso 19 HP 19 New Trier 58 HP placed third out of eight teams in the New Trier Relays IIP placed first out of thirteen teams in the Riversidc-Brookfirld meet HP placed third in the state meet SOPHOMORE HP 45 Maine 32 HP 52 East Rockford 25 HP 70 Elmwood Park 7 HP 66 Ook Park 11 HP 64 Morton 13 HP 68 Niles 9 HP 57 Waukegan 20 HP 26 Evanston 51 HP 55 Proviso 22 HP 36 New Trier 41 •HP 63 Riverside- Brookfield 14 •sophomores and juniors FRESHMAN HP 59 Waukegan 18 HP 51 Maine 26 HP 55 Niles 22 HP 18 Waukegan 59 HP 38 Evanston 39 HP 62 Proviso 15 HP 38 New Trier 39 HP 50 Riverside- Brookfield 27 HP placed first out of ten teams in the Niles Invitational Tournament FRESHMAN SWIMMING TEAM Bottom Row: Tom Wilson, John Frehlinger, Randy Hartman, Jay Shapiro, Barry Wexler, John Brooks, Bob Engleman. Second Row: Bill Koretz, Don McAvoy, Jim Holbrook. Larry Cable. Mike Davis, Bob Taft, Ricky Emmcrt. Bruce Anderson. Top Row: Bill Behanna. manager: Ed Rehmann. Stan Miller, Jay Snow, jack Gourgurchon. Dave Bcrkson. Bill Bachlr, Jim Goodman. Dan Pollack, Mr. Davis, coach. PARK j cTi ! VARSITY TRACK TEAM Front Row: Mike Altman, Bill Haney, Kent Thomas, Bob Brown, John Schiffcr, Ken Waltzek. Second Row: Noel Bikau. manager; Tom Peyton, Lane Kendig, Bob Benvenuti, Steve Wealing, Al Alshuler, Jim McLaughlin. Rear Row: Bill Ia'ckic, Steve Bezark. Chuck Goldstein, John Knoll, Buzzy Joseph. Dave Rudolph, Mike Pehan, Mr. Leake, assistant coach; Mr. Ault, head coach; absent, Al Weil, manager. They're Off and Running FROSH-SOPH TRACK HP 69 Niles 27 Glcnbrook 29 HP 47.2 New Trier 47.8 HP 77 Glcnbrook 25 HP 81 Leyden 19 HP 5th Indoor Suburban League Meet HP 70 Waukegan 25 HP 80 Niles 20 HP 90 Waukegan 27 HP 91 North Chicago 42 Glcnbrook 13 HP 1st Lake Shore Meet HP 2nd New Trier-Waukegan-Niles HP 1st Glcnbrook-North Chicago HP Hinsdale Relays HP Freshman Suburban HP Maine Invitational Meet HP North Chicago VARSITY TRACK HP 64 Niles 16 Glcnbrook 45 HP 66 Leyden 34 HP 5th Indoor Suburban League Meet HP 76 Niles 24 HP 7th Evanston Relays HP 13th Oak Park Relays HP 70 Waukegan 45 HP 2nd Lake Shore Meet HP 4th Palatine Relays HP 1st Glenbrook-North Chicago HP Hinsdale Relays HP Lake Country Meet HP Outdoor Suburban League Meet HP State Meet Page 26 FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM Front Row: Bruce Miller. Gene Altman. Lee Kanes. Dick Rogers, Jim Weitzcnfcld, John Scornovacco. Second Row: Steve Tatar. Jim Phelan. Mike Walton. Charles Ogren, Bill Churchill. Jerry Weinberger. Rear Row: Bob Engelnian. John Fox, Dan Pollack. Bill Bachle. Jeff Ferguson. Mike Cole. Jack JashrUki. Frank Palandri. Ricky Emmert. After an outstanding indoor season, Mr. Ault expected his trackmen to hold their own in outdoor competition. Dave Rudolph was one of the top pole vaultors in the state. He also competed in the discus and relay events. Other standout runners included Mike Altman and Buzzy Joseph. Hurdlers Bob Brown and Jim McLaughlin along with shotputter Bob Benvenuti were other key performers. The frosh-sophs also enjoyed a victorious indoor season. Returning from last year. Gene Altman and John Scornovacco led the team in the running department. With enough freshmen to round out the squad, they had an exceptional year. FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM (Cominucd) Front Row: George Burt. Ralph Thornton (Junior), Bruce Dicrking. Eric Goodman. Lee Tabin. Tom Ross, Ben Bottclo, Don Lee, Jack Freeh. Second Row: Gary Auerbach. Jim Whitton. Toni Armstrong. I-arry Cable. Ken Venzon. Ken Wyman. Jim Hanig, Bill Gilliland. Norman Parker. Rear Row: Bob Zimmerman. Steve Greenfield. Jim Holbrook. Clarence Redman. Bob Spcedie (Junior). Jim Knoll, Ken Mack. John Marchi, Robert Giangiorgi. John McKee. mm WWW VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM From Row: Pete Eisendrath. manager; Soren Ix-ahy, Ron Maestri. Terry Treger, Steve Shankman. Dick Zenko, Jim Grecnwald, Chris Binner. Second Row: Howard Maccabee, manager; Rich Kushen. Tim Cohler. Roger Leonardi, Toby Aaron, Steve Rose, Norm Giambi, Don Gale, manager. Rear Row: Charley Root. Fred Krase, Ronnie Foreman, Jack Vieregg, Mike Morris, Joe Perry, Ed Laing. Dennis Herrmann, Mr. Bur son, coach. Take Me Out to the Ball Game VARSITY BASEBALL HP 9 Glenbrook 4 HP 4 North Chicago 6 HP 0 New Trier 5 HP 0 Proviso I HP 1 Proviso 1 HP I Waukegan 8 HP •o I I Glenbrook HP 8-1 Niles (2) 4-10 HP 1 Evanston 4 HP Morton (2) HP New Trier HP Oak Park (2) HP Waukegan HP North Chicago HP Evanston SOPHOMORE BASEBALL HP 5 North Chicago 1 HP 10 Glenbrook 6 IIP 3 Proviso 4 HP 5 Niles 2 HP 14 Glenbrook 9 IIP Morton HP New Trier HP Oak Park HP Arlington Heights HP Waukegan HP North Chicago IIP Evanston F R ES H . IA X B AS E B A I. L HP II North Chicago 2 HP 6 Glenbrook 1 HP 1 Proviso 9 HP 1 Arlington Heights 0 HP 3 Niles 0 HP 9 Glenbrook 6 HP Morton HP New Trier HP Oak Park HP Arlington Heights HP Waukegan HP North Chicago HP Evanston Page 28 SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: Jeff ll.imon, Bill Holland. Alan March, Dave Slovic. Dick Bernstein, manager Second Row: Howard Bernstein, Bill Bruce. Steve Ware, Jim Duffy. John Wolens, A1 Wolf. Beach Aten. Rear Row: Mr. Ostrander, coach: Don Wurm, Tony Gualandri. Sheldon Erikson, Roger Kritz. Mike Addison. Bill Dover. For the first time in many years the varsity nine had enough pitching depth to be a winning team. This year’s mound staff consisted of Roger Lunardi, Charles Root. Dick Kushen, R. Foreman, and Mike Morris. Other regulars in the lineup are Fred Krase, Denny Herrmann, Steve Shankman, and Terry Trcgcr. The first games showed a terrific improvement over last year. Tile sophomores seemed to be taking up where they left off last year. After winning most of their games as freshmen, they dropped only one early season contest this year. If this season’s freshman team improved its fielding it could equal the achievments of last year's frosh. FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: Tom Wilson. Jack Peterson, Bob Gagcn. Dick Kubalck. Ed Grant. Bud Phillips. Scott Hermann, Butch Harder. Second Row: Ray Nord, George Price, Steve Spigarelli. Jim Juul, John Poser. Ned Currie. Bill Keogh, Tom Stone. Rear Row: Bill Heck, Howard I shtz. Bob Hollmann. Harris Goldstein. Tim Russell. Grant Abrahamson, Steve Dexter. Terry Somenzi, Mr. Davis, coach. VARSITY TENNIS HP 4 Lake Forest 2 HP 4 Proviso 1 HP 0 New Trier 5 HP Postponed Niles HP 3 Waukegan 2 HP Evanston HP Morton HP Lake Forest HP Oak Park HP Suburban la-ague Meet HP State Meet VARSITY TENNIS TEAM From Row: Fred Hahn. Steve Hirsh, F'red Glazcr, Jim Illes, Mr. Devcrcaux. coach. Rear Row: Burt Steck. Steve Cohn, Dave Pcachin. Frank Karger. Lin Simon. Pete F’ech- heimer. FROSH-SOPH TENNIS HP 4 Lake Forest 1 HP 5 Proviso 0 HP 0 New Trier 5 HP Postponed Niles HP 4 Waukegan 2 HP Evanston IIP Morton HP lake Forest HP Oak Park IIP Suburban league Meet FROSH-SOPH TENNIS TEAM Front Row: Steve Rosenbaum. Bruce Hyman. John Frehlingcr, Mike Gordon. Ronald Sheldon, Barry Golden. Rear Row: John Xewmann. Don Price. George O'Connell. Harry Oppenheimer. Mike Shaw. Howard Greenberg. Ronald Brown. The Racket Squad Although the stificst competition was yet to come, both tennis teams looked good early in the season. The varsity was almost the same team as last year, only the players had another season behind them. Dick Schnadig, I.in Simon and Pete Fcchhcimcr were slated to play singles while there was likely to be some shifting of the doubles pairs. Freshman George O’C-onnell could be all the team needed to beat traditional champs New Trier and Oak Park. The turnout for the frosh-soph squad was the largest ever, and also one of the best. Sophs John Newmann and Harry Oppenheimer wen able to help out on the varsity when needed. Lin Simon. Peter Fcchhcim- cr, and Fred Glazer of the varsity net squad certainly aren't practicing assiduously here! Page 30 Bob Wilson, Terry Oggcl, Marty Gmein- er, Hugh Seyfarth, Pat Barker, and Steve Sidari of the vanity links squad were the top contenders for the positions on the team. Putting Around litis year’s golf squad appeared to be a threat to the defending state champions. Composed of veteran lettermen, the varsity looked like it could be one of the best in Highland Park’s histon'. Pat Barker, Hugh Seyfarth and Steve Sidari were the nucleus of the team, and supporting them were many experienced players. If the golfers could go all the way, HPHS will have won more state golf titles than any other high school. The freshmen and sophomores participated in more interscholastic con- tests of their own this year. The overall picture for golf was excellent, both for this year and next. VARSITY GOLF HP 14 Palatine HP 10 , Waukegan (practice) IIP 8 , Glcnbrook IIP 5 Waukegan (practice) 1 HP II � Evanston HP Morton IIP Oak Park HP Proviso HP New Trier HP Niles HP Suburban Ia-agur Meet HP Waukegan HP State Meet VARSITY GOLF TEAM Front Row: Marty Gmeiner. Pat Barker, Gene Adler. Howard Solomon. Bob Cim- balo. Rear Row: Hugh Seyfarth. Terry Oggel, Wally Stein. John Rappaport. Don Ritkind, Steve Sidari, Mr. Leverentz, coach. FROSH-SOPH GOLF HP 8 Palatine 1 HP 13 , Glcnbrook 1 , HP Evanston IIP New Trier HP Morton HP Oak Park HP Proviso HP New Trier HP Niles HP Waukegan FROSH-SOPH GOLF TEAM Front Row: Joel Hindi. Sam Bernardi. Jerry Smith, John I.cvinson. Rear Row: Mr. I evercntz, coach: Steve Oggel, Dan Dcmichclis, Jim Goodman. Mike Peck. Page 31 (3) Runner-up Session: Mr. Finch. (2) Individual Winners: front: Don Inman, Rich Sikorski, Jim Cuniffc. rear: Ralph Orlowsky. Henry Men- icucci. Bob Johnson. George Burmeistcr. locker room attendant: Hans Larson, grounds keeper; John Rossi, field house manager. 1056-1937 INTRAMURAL CHAMPS Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Softball Bollc Davis Stewart Kane Softball Tourney Hammerberg Stewart Track Carpenter Football Braun McMullen Covert Perry Volleyball Kohling Ost randcr Henderson Finch Basketball Hanson McMullen Covert Perry Basketball Class Tourney Hanson Hammerberg Covert Perry Little Giant Tourney Hanson Perry vs Henderson Page 32 Sports for All Boys Beginning in the fall with softball and touch foot- ball and continuing into the winter with basketball and volleyball, boys’ intrainurals provides an oppor- tunity for boys not on interscholastic teams to par- ticipate in sports. Recently, competition in swim- ming, badminton and ping pong was introduced. Conducted between sessions, intramurals stimu- lates homeroom loyalty. Scoring is done on the basis of games won, number of participants and number of games refereed by a session member. A losing ses- sion with many players may obtain more points than one that wins with few players. Every' year the point total of each session is compiled, and the session in each class with the most points is awarded a plaque. Also, the boy with the highest point total in each session receives an award. A special award is given each year to the boy who has accumulated the most points in his class for four years. Interclass tournaments are held in the major sports. First, the sessions of each class conduct a tournament among themselves. The top two winners of each hold an elimination to determine the best team in the school. Mr. Chet Carlson heads the intramural program. He is assisted by the session managers. Page 33 Girls' Sports BULLY Bruised shins mark the beginning of the first girls’ intramural sport — hockey, of course. After weeks of practice careful selection of the players is made by the gym teachers and hockey heads to form the Army-Navy hockey teams. Members of the Navy team are: Bottom Row Jane Radcmachcr, Mary Hen- derson. Toni Smith. Barb Henderson. Ruth Klotz. Middle Row — Linda Meyer. Jean Goldberg. Ginny Decker, Sue Par- ker, Jean Coleman, Mary Ann Shcahcn, Carole Baren. and Sue Gougler. Members of the victorious Army team arc: Top Row - Cyndie Mathews, Nancy Carl- son, Sue Medway, Pat Sheahcn. Sandy Heins, Lyn Stunkel, Sue Mordini, Betsy Wadi. Marlyn Lawrcntz, Lois Brown, Sue Jordan. Sally Cassady, Sue Baarch. and Sandy Baarch. SPIKE IT As Miss Zaeske’s session was runner-up last year they refused to be defeated this year. The juniors were defeated by the seniors and took second place. Miss Zaeske’s champs are: Bottom Row — Judcc Schwciger, Sue Zimmerman. Gail Director, Judy Lyons, and Pat Tubbs. Middle Row — Pat Hutchings, Barb Slcp- van, Sally Gray, and Marian Masscr. Top Row — Laurie Pepe, Carolyn Gilmour, and Pat Swan. Page 34 SOMETHING NEW That’s what Tumbling Club is this year. At the beginning of the year try- outs were held for Intermediate and Se- nior Tumbling Clubs, under the direc- tion of Miss Lill, faculty sponsor. Mem- bers of the Senior Club are: Top Row — Ellicn Lassman, Maxine Sc h loss berg. Middle Row: Sally Stillson, Judy Rogan. Joan Richards, Karen Kloos, Joan Inman. Missy McClure, and Barbara Cans. Bottom Row: April Clements, Judy Don- er. Ruth Klotz, Mary Hendersen, Nancy Wolff, and Kiric Werrenrath. THE MODERN WAY In our new dance studio freshman had the opportunity to start modern dance. A special day after school was devoted to teaching beginning freshman. Here a few of them limber up. SHOOT Basketball is fun, as these girls will tell you. After several weeks Army and Navy teams are chosen, which consist of the best players from each class. Although many of our athletes don’t always remember to pick up their towels and bathing caps. Mrs. Sossdorf never forgets to remind them. We all realize that we could never get along without her. Page 35 A hot shower. Something new in potato tacks. Oops — my slip is showing. Stranded in the Jungle. Honest — I didn’t do nothin’. Home Sweet Home. The catch of the season. Senior Saturday Night. Look who's working! Do you think it will fit? If I said something I'm sorry for, I'm glad of it. Touche! She’s too young to go! Don't Just stand there, do something. Page 36 I Am A Camera On the other hand She, too, has a date! You. too, can prevent tooth decay. I'll have to shoot v« u St. l.ouis Women. While there's Life, there’s Hope. Do you have a light? I really shouldn't. Paddle your own canoe! Send me, Daddy! You play; we'll watch. Page 37 From the Classroom BUILDING TRADES Every two years the boy in the building trades department design and build a house. These boys are putting in bricks for the fire place. MATH Math seems to be whiz for some of Miss Greenwald's budding geometry geniuses. SCIENCE Here general science students are learning the principles of expansion and contraction. AUTO MECHANICS Ohh! What’s the matter here? These boys ought to know because of their auto mechanics course. LATIN A Latin student shows a few members of her class that she’s learnin’ her Latin. ART DEPARTMENT The art students pictured here seem to be benefiting from their criticism of each other’s pictures. Page 38 G irrick Science CLU Organizations Page 39 Highland Park High School’s largest singing group is the Senior Choir. Bottom Row Linda Johnson, Gail Haugland, Elaine Kramp, Linda Stark, Alice Childs, Peter Elias, Bowen Schumacher, A1 March, Peter Reich, Bonnie Simons. Lucy Lovenhart. Second Row: Carol Seelig, Dorinda Bolton. Gail Kelley, Judy Hutchinson. Judy Gordon. Ken Landau, Tom Brown, Jim Cuniffe. Bob Zicarelli, Peter List. Ginny Decker. Katherine Jolls. Third Row: Connie Leuer. Madeline Weber, Sally Cassidy. Barb Slepyan. Rick Rosin, Steve Nelson, Fred Glazcr, Ron Johnson. Sue Leahy, Josie Bye. Cynthia Parks, Nancy White.. Fourth Row: Sue Dodge. Ann Lindsey. Sue Haugan. Martha Rotter. Molly Mason. Judson. Marshall, Paul Pearson. Dave Seltzer, Sue Sinclair, Julie Thomas. Jean Bischoff. Sue Davidson. Top Row: Phyllis Anderson. Emily Wolters, Sue Gougler, Bill Haney. Dave Kinsey, Steve Wessling. Gene Volpendesta, Eonnic Godow. Dora Tibbitts. Joanne Jefferson. Ellen De- Vroeg. Jerry Johnson, accompanist, is seated at the piano. I Hear Music This talented singing group is the Junior Choir. Top Row: Sharon Jacgar. Billie Rosenhouse, Karen Larson. Carol Rothchild, Sue Hirsch, Jim Dier, Peter Dusky. A1 Slccman. Carol Beck. Second Row: Carol Williams, Rosann Fraulini, Mary Rose. Judy Franzen, Jean Altman. Ed Gibbs, Tom Armstrong, Jeanne Condon. Jean Bartleman. Ellen DcVrocg. Third Row: Jackie Price, Darlene Hart. Pat Hoffman. Ellen Hussong. Barb Balaban, Dave Bye, Pete Arne. David Palmer, Nancy Wolff, Jenifer Dubach. Bottom Row: Jill Hcnner. Jean Kurtzon, Roberta Gough-r, Maxine Koengisberg. 1-oretta Babbini, Mary Gay Blair. Doug Henkle. Bob Imbau. Bob Carnahan, Joan Robinson. Barbara Hammerman, Flora Sh river. Miss Nancy Anderson, choral director, is seated at the piano. Boys' Chorus Thr Metropolitan Opera's future stars include. Front Row: John Umbach. Bill Goldsmith, Gregory Nusinow, Ronald Sheldon. Jack Freeh. Bob Camaham. Doug Brown, Larry Cershun. Second Row: Chester Kyle, Choral di- rector; Dave Lelycr, Harry Olson. Jeff Hanson, Allan March, Stan Bank. Ed Gibbs. Peter Elias. Top Row: Don McAnoy. Bob Ziccarelli. David Palmer. Fred Mann. Don Inman. Peter Dusky, Jay Snow, Judson Marshall. Jerry Johnson, accompanist, is seated at the piano. Boys' Quartet These singing boys, Al March. Gene Volpendesta. Dave Bye, and Ed Gibbs, make up the Boys’ Quartet. Mixed Ensemble These kids don't just have toothpaste smiles — they sing too. They have to because they arc members of this year’s Mixed Ensemble. Dave Seltzer. Bob Zi- carelli. Sue Dodge. Elaine Kramp, Ann Lindsey, Sue Davidson. Ron Johnson. Judson Marshall, and Jerry Johnson, their accompanist, make up the group. Girls Ensemble This year's edition of the Girl's En- semble includes Jean Kurtzon. Madeline Weber, Sue Sinclair, Alice Childs, Judy Hutchinson, Gail Kelley, Sue Haugan, Josie Bye. Cynthia Parks. Ellen Hussong. Bonnie Simons. Seated at the piano is their accompanist Joanne Jefferson. Treble Clef Proudly d.splaying their treble clefs are: Top Row: Marcia Peterson. Gail Ander- son. Virginia Waltzek. Laura Bollen- bachcr, Mary Anderson. Suzy Whitton. Joy Marcus. Liz Wormscr. Middle Row: Mr. Kyle, director of the group; Barb Ross. Vera Alsbrow. Joy Resnick, Sue Wilson, Joanne Jaffee, Joan Cassidy, Barb Isley. Bottom Row: Lisa Spertus. Connie Lin- dari. Jackie Koss, Blythe Redden. Amer- ica Bianchi. Gerry Kinzlc, Joanne White, Nancy Burgett. Page 41 The Band Blares Away . . . Orchestra Officers These are the kids who plan the doings of the orchestra. Top Row: Janice Sundberg. secretary: Nancy Bartholomew, president: Pheobc Frabricant. vice-president. Bottom Row: Sue Silence and Lynda Thomp- son. social chairmen. Softly Does the Orchestra Page 42 Band Officer? Our macstios include: Top Row: Barbara York. Kay Kraft. Bonnie Becker. Bottom Row: John Schiffcr. Glenn Harden. Dick Schnider. Fortissimo ! Play Page 43 Student Council The biggest event this year was the Northeast-North- west Student Council Convention held at Highland Park, and attended by representatives from over seventy schools. Al Alschuler, who was convention secretary, was in charge of planning the whole affair. Two of the Student Council’s biggest projects arc the presentation of the Honor System and the School Chest drive. This year both of these were more successful than ever. Presiding over a Wednesday morning Student Council meeting are Dave Rudolph, president; Al Alschuler. vice-president; Pat Shcahen, treasurer; and Barb Kurtzon, secretary. The Student Council Executive Board is made up of ten seniors and six juniors elected by the student body early in the spring. Top row: Chris Binner. Bob Wilson. John Knoll. Mr. Leslie I.ibakken. sponsor; Buzzy Jo- seph. Mike Altman. Middle row: Janet Cushman. Cathy Maxwell. Judy llexter, Sandy Heins. Joan Richards. Margie McCoinb. Bottom row: Alfy Alschuler. Patty Sheahen, Dave Rud- olph, Barb Kurtzon. The Marshal Supervisory Board is in charge of the Marshals and works with the Student Council. This year’s Board includes: Top Row: Mike Altman, president; Richie Stein, president of Boys’ Club; Chris Binner. 2nd vice-president of the Martinis. Bottom Row: Dave Rudolph, president of Student Council; Richie Kushen, president of senior class; Ann Tighe. president of the Girls' Club; Dave Echt, president of the junior class. Service Marshals are chosen on a basis of leadership, service, character, and scholarship by the Supervisory- Board from nominations of the session teachers. This board, which is made up of leaders from the main or- ganizations in school and the officers of the Marshals, also set the rules and make sure that all the Marshals arc do- ing their job. Checking passes in the hall, ushering at school events, and helping on College Days are some of the responsibilities of the Marshals, as well as setting a good example for everyone in school. Page 44 The Girls’ and Boys’ Clubs arc the largest organizations in the school and arc each in charge of many activities throughout the year. Together they sponsor the National Honor Society initiation and the Homecoming Dance. Girls' Club Thr Girl ' Club Board are always working hard in Miss Morgan's room. The officers arc: Top Row: Miss Mor- gan. sponsor: Laurie Pcpc, treasurer; Linda Johnson, social chairman; Jeanne Dicrking. secretary. Bottom Row: Ann Tighc. president; Barb Kriser, vice-president. The girls’ biggest projects during the year include the Big-Little Sister Tea given by the juniors for the freshman the first day of school, the Mother-Daughter Banquet and Benefit Show, the Magazine Drive, and selling I Have Voted” tags on election day. The money from all these ac- tivities goes toward the scholarship fund. At the end of the year three or four scholarships are given to deserving senior girls who are seriously in- terested in some profession. Boys’ Club, not to be outdone, also has many activities for the boys. They raise money by selling cokes at the school dances and ‘‘get logethers” after the basketball games. This year they were able to buy a new coke machine with the money they made. Also new this year are the cartoons shown in the Student Auditorium during the lunch periods, and for the first time in a few- years the boys are sponsoring a Father-Son Banquet. Boys' Club Found around their new coke machine is the Boys’ Club Board. They arc: Richie Stein, president; Terry Trcgar. treasurer: Bob Benvenuti (seated), vice-president; Mike Pchan. social chairman; Burt Kaplan, secretary. Page 45 The HGA Board and Executive Board an- responsible for all I IGA activities. Top Row: Nancy Carlson, tumbling: Carol Sue Vechioni, junior recorder; Judy Miller, basketball: Sue Gougler. marathon swim: Kirie Werrenrath, sophomore recorder; Carolyn Gilmour. senior representative: Sue Elliott, hot dogs; Diane Siegman, life guards: Rosemary Moran, hot dogs: Pat Swan, soft- ball: Marlyn I.awrentz, basketball. Third Row: Ruth Klotz. mar- athon swim; I.ois Brown, junior representative; San Baarsch, hoc- key; Sue Baarsch. basketball: Marcia Dicus. candy; Louise Hans- mann. senior recorder; Connie fielding, publicity; Pat Skidmore, badminton; Judy Varner, hot dogs; Cindie Mathews, hockey; Ia uise Rosenthal, table tennis; Gayle Kals?im, freshman rep- resentative. Second Row: Sherry Foster and Pat Heinscimcr. HGA Swim Club: Toni Smith, hockey: Barb Kushcn. volleyball; Sue Ginsburg. volleyball; Sally Grey, table tennis: Judy Coleman, volleyball; Jean Coleman, softball; Carole Bnren. candy. Bottom Row: Sue Parker, secretary; Annie Seyfarth. treasurer; Lynn Stunkel. president: Molly Mason, social chairman; Barb Hender- son. vice-president. HGA For all you female Tarzans HGA is the answer. But don’t worry if you can hardly lift a baseball bat for you only need twenty points in one semester to get into this club. You get one point every time you go out for an extra- curricular sport such as swimming, table tennis, or hockey. However, HGA is not limited to athletic activities alone. There is a very impressive candlelight ceremony in Janu- ary to initiate new members. In May the Play I)ay is held where new members are initiated and the board for the following year is announced. One of the biggest activities of the year is the Father- Daughter Banquet. The theme this year was “Daddy-O Goes Rodeo. and everyone had a bang-up time. The song contest, which the senior girls won. was the highlight of the evening. This year something new was tried to take some pressure off the poor, hardworking representatives. A skit was presented by a father and daughter from each class as part of the entertainment. Scholarships were also presented at the end of the year. The money for these is earned by selling hot dogs, candy, and pop at the football games, the apple sales after school, and the regular HGA dues. “We won by golly, we won”. That was the cry of the senior girls when they finally won the song contest after coming in second for three years. Page 16 Cheerleaders The cheerleaders, led by Captain Diane True, cheer at ail football and basketball games as well as at many assemblies and pep rallies through- out the year. They also help promote school spirit and keep up good at- tendance at all athletic events. Cheerleaders Top Row: Sandy Hein . Ann Houghtaling, Mary Ann Sheahen. Diane Teeter, Margie MeComb. Carol Johnson, Judy Hextcr. Middle Row: Jeanne Kurtzon, Janet Cushman. Jackie Orner, publicity chairman: Bari) Kurtzon. Sue Parker. Bottom Row: Nancy Carlson. Di- ane True, captain: Sandy Pollack, co-captain; Pat Sheahen. Varsity Club Top Row: Pete Powell, social chairman: Dave Kinsey, secretary. Bottom Row: Alan Weil, treasurer: Hugh Seyfarth, president: Dick Zartler, vice-president. Varsity Club Varsity Club, formerly known as “H” Club, was changed this year to include only junior and senior letter winners. Although this is an almost all bov organization, our eight varsity cheerleaders keep it from being a monopoly. The boys sell programs at the football and basketball games, as well as the “Little Giant” cushions frem a few years ago. Other projects include waiting on tables at the HGA Father-Daughter Banquet and sponsoring various assemblies throughout the year. This year, as a special event, the Varsity Club opened the athletic facil- ities of the school to the members and their dates for a special Fun Night. It was such a success that these will be continued in following years. Page 47 Garrick Thrsc busy officers must be de- ciding what to do at the next Garrick Club meeting. They are: Karen Agazim, secretary; Martha Rotter, social chairman: Barb Cans, treasurer; Jamie Ruben- stein, president. Cynthia Parks, vice-president, was absent. Top Row: Dave Simpson, lighting director; Joel Goldstein, stage manager; Ronnie Johnson, head audio technician; Jon Stemples, Jack Darby, Jay Paset. Middle Row: Dave Moon, Ed Young, George Millen, Dick Aaron. Jim Hollenback, Mike Frcedenberg, Howard Wax. Bottom Row; Jeff Dembo. Alan Dcsprcs, Ted Stromberg, Philip Wied rccht, Bob Marks. Will Ir- vin. Absent: Don Wurm and Mike Cole. Stage “To be or not to be. To be what? Why a member of Garrick Club of course. This club is the Actor’s Studio of Highland Park High School. Although we haven’t discovered any Marlon Brando or James Dean, you never know what hidden talent lies lurking about. If there’s one there, Garrick is sure to discover him. This year The Hitchhiker” was presented as the all-school play. Di- rected by Caroline Millet, it was one of the finest they’ve ever done. Throughout the year the members of Garrick attend plays in Chicago, hear talks by professional actors on various phases of the stage, and work together presenting work-shop plays and dialogues. Crew “Crash, bang! What happened to the lights?” “Oh, it’s nothing serious. Stage Crew is just having a little trouble.” Seriously, Stage Crew is one of the most underestimated organizations in our school. The boys in this club spend a great deal of extra time plan- ning novel and interesting lighting and sound effects for our assemblies, shows, concerts, and operettas, not to mention Student Stunts. One of their outstanding projects this year was the Garrick play in which no scenery was used so everything depended upon the lighting and sound. Page 48 Top Row: Stan Lind, Mr. Munski. sponsor: Bob Shane, Hiram Kcnnicott, Sam Pari- sek, Howard Maceabec Bottom Row: Bob Adler, Bob Rubin, treasurer; Fred Baker, John Salasin, Bob Bau- mann, president. Photography Club Pictures anyone? Members of Pho- tography Club arc always willing to practice their favorite hobby. Through their activities these amateur photog- raphers arc able to learn more about taking pictures and how a camera works. The Photography Club is also responsible for taking pictures for Shoreline and the Little Giant. Science Club “But, kids, you know that hydro- chloric acid and sulfuric acid don’t mix.” That must be Mr. Hanson talk- ing to the Science Club members who arc doing their best to blow up the school. Seriously, however, through this organization interested students are able to prepare for national and state competition for science scholarships and work on individual projects. Top Row: Bob Baumann, Carol Phillips. Paul Pearson, Peter Duskey, Mr. Hanson, sponsor; Ned Rosenbaum, Ted Nelson, Noel BiKau Bottom Row: Cyrus Mead, Mike Weisbard, Norman Margulics, Alan I.uskin, Peter Reich, Jim Hrdstrom, Howard Macrabee, president. Page 49 Executive Board Member - Top Row: Dennis Herrmann, vice-presi- dent: Hiram Kcnnicott. Ken Lan- dau. president: Ronnie Waldman Bottom Row: Jim Johnson. Sue Baarsch, Sandy Baarsch. Judy Baim. secretary. Student Library Board Books, books, and more books — that’s what our Library Board members spend their time thinking about. The students showed such a great interest in this club that the constitution was changed to include unlimited member- ship and there arc now about fifty members. Miss Tcarc is the sponsor. One of their main projects this year was a questionnaire sent to all English classes. In this way the board was able to find out what books and record- ings the students want in the library. In addition, the busy board members help manage the library. Boys' Rifle Club Bull’s Eye!! Anyone going near the special rifle range connected to the indoor track can’t help but hear the Rifle Club at work. Mr. Wildermuth, the new sponsor, is encouraging the boys to improve their marksmanship and work for National Rifle Association awards. Top Row: John Borchardt, Jeff Kroll. John Jensen, Bill Rigby, Gary Carter. Mr. Wildermuth, sponsor. Center Row: George Price, James A. Johnson, Richard Dahl, Ted Osborn, president: Peter Nathan, Larry Xorgaard. Bottom Row: Sam Parisek. Ken Pe- dersen. Bob Carnahan, Lee Loventhal. Bob Finney. Page 50 Pep Club “Now let’s get out there and support all our teams!” — that could well be the motto of our new Pep Club. Under Nancy McrrelFs leadership the inany girls (and a few boys) who show- ed their desire for this club at the beginning of the year, have decorated the field for football games, painted the store windows at Homecoming, and formed a block H” card section at the basketball games. All of the members also re- ceived Little Giant buttons. Pep Club has done a wonderful job of building up spirit and enthusi- asm in the school in their first year. Prp Club Officers Nancy Weeks, junior class representative: Susan Maxwell, treasurer: Nancy Mcrrell. president: Daryl Jones, vice-president: Sue Reich, publicity secretary. Absent: Pat Jones, senior class repre- sentative: Nancy Wolff, sophomore class representative; Rona Silverman, freshman class representative. Triad Music Club Triad is another one of our new clubs. It gives all students sincerely in- terested in music a chance to get solo experience. Most of the members arc also in the band, one of the ensembles, or some other musical organization. Triad gives them a chance to practice their music in groups and alone. ■y r v vz Left Top Row: Judy Hitchinson, Phoebe Fabricant. Al Weil. Jim Frank- lin. Joanne Jefferson. Bottom Row: Karen Chcli. Pam Lenri. Cynthia Ja- cob, Linda Thompson . Roseann Albert. Center David HemminRway, treas- urer; Nancy Bartholomew, vice-presi- dent : Ronnie Johnson, president: Bon- nie Becker, secretary; Judy Gordon, historian. RiKht Top Row: John Newmann, Marcy Newhouse. Sue Hauitan, Sue Dodne. Molly Mason. Jo Bye. Bot- tom Row: Bob Ziccarelli. Dave Selt- zer, Sue Davidson, Elaine Kramp, Jeanne Kurtzon. Page 51 Pat Floyd Memorial Award The Pat Floyd Memorial Award was established in memory of Pat Floyd who would have graduated in 1951. Every year it is presented to the outstand- ing junior girl who is most like Pat. This girl must fulfill the qualifications for the National Honor .Society and lie in the upper half of her class. Each junior session nominates one girl, and from this list the principal, the deans, and the junior homeroom teachers nominate three girls. These names arc voted upon by the junior class. I ast year Patricia Sheahen, now our Student Council treasurer, was selected. Harvard Book Award In the spring the Harvard Book Club gives the Harvard Book Award to the outstanding junior boy. The selection is made from nominations by the junior boys’ advisers and voted upon by a committee composed of the prin- cipal, the assistant principal, the Dean of Boys, and the junior boys’ advisers. David Rudolph, now president of Student Council, was chosen as the most deserving boy because of his leadership, character and scholarship. National Honor Society This year forty-five seniors were initiated into the National Honor So- ciety. This is the highest recognition a high school student can receive. A maximum of fifteen per cent of the graduating class can be chosen for mem- bership on a basis of scholarship, character, leadership and service. To be eligible a student must rank in the upper third of his class at the end of the junior year. Using a list of these students, the members of the senior class and the faculty vote on leadership and service. The final consi- deration, character, is determined from the character ratings of the homeroom and classroom or activity teachers of the past three years. The final list is compiled by a faculty committee including the principal, assistant principal, deans, guidance director. Student Council adviser, and Girls’ Club and Boys’ Club advisers. The ceremony is one of the most impressive in the school year. Five Honor Society members from previous classes are invited back to officiate. The pins are financed by the Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs and presented by the representatives of these organizations. Bottom Row: Barbara Kurtzon, Janet Cushman, Barbara Partlow. Margie Mr Comb. Laurie Pepe. Sally Grey, Caroline Millett, Sue Zimmerman, Pat Jones, Barbara Kriser. Peggy Harbert Second Row: Molly Mason, Connie Lcucr, Pat Sheahen. Louise Hansmann. Pete Eisen- drath, Kitty Kelly, Howard Maccabee, Judy Coleman, Ann Tighc, Pat Skidmore, Sue Baarsch, Nancy Merrell Third Row: Wendy Vollertsen, Sandy Heins, Mike Altman, Sandra Baarsch. Sherry Foster, Carolyn Gilmour, Sue Leahy, Lynn Stunkel, Bob Baumann, Ronnie Johnson, Dave Goelzer Top Row: Bob Johnson, A1 Alschulcr, Richie Kushcn, John Schiffcr, Peter Duskcy, Buzzy Joseph, Joel Goldstein, Dave Rudolph, Lane Kcndig, Bob Wilson, Dennis Herrmann SENIORS Here are the leaden of our senior class: Sally Grey, secretary: Richard Kushen. president: Pat Barker, treas- urer: Patricia Skidmore, vice-presi- dent: and Barbara Partlow, social chairman. CLASS OF 1957 As class of 1957, we’ve seen our school grow into a well-balanced group with an eye toward the future. Likewise, we seniors have developed — in our sense of responsibility, in our strength of friendship, in our respect for one another. We’ve come to understand ourselves and our class mates more fully, and have learned that there will be special memories of HPHS for each of us. None of our class will forget the good times we’ve had working together under the leadership of Richie Kushen, Mrs. Handberg, Mr. Broming, and the Executive Board, to produce a year of worthwhile events. “Fantasia Arabia” was acclaimed as one of the best Student Stunts in years. Not to be forgotten were the gay music, dancing, and decorations of the Senior Dance. The excitement of graduation built up a great Senior Assembly, and to the final climax, graduation night. These memorable events will always remind us of the fun we’ve had and the fine people we’ve known and loved in our four years at HPHS. Senior Executive Board Discussing Student Stunts is the Senior Executive Board, composed of one representative from each session. Some other projects were the Senior Hop. Senior Assembly and picnic. The board members are Top Row: Pat Hucthings. Steve Morton. Pat Skidmore. Dick Schnadig. Barbara Partlow. Sherry Foster. Nancy Philips. Center Row: Sue Elliot. Sue Ivcahy. Richard Kushen. Mrs. Handberg. Sal- ley Grey. Martha Holden. Bottom Row: Terry Oggel. Jim Greenwald. Bill Harris. Pat Barker. Nick Vick. Page 54 Sandra Baarsch Susan Baarsch Loretta Babhini Judith Baim Barbara Balaban Sharon Ball Beverly Ballantinc Patrick Barker Nancy Bartholomew Judy Baum Robert Baumann Elisa Beauchamp Wayne Bellri Samuel Bclmonti Robert Benvenuti Edward Berkson Jill Berkson Jacqueline Bernardi Lillian Bierficld Barbara Blight Joseph Borgini Gerald Botker Edward Bowman Carolyn Brash Bonnie Brienza Merle Brody Martha Brown Page 56 Robert Brown Jack Calbert Joan Cantin Arthur Carani Barrv Caris Paula Carr Joan Cassidy Patricia Castellani Alice Childs kaquel Chizewer Richard Clarke Steven Cohn Jean Coleman Judy Coleman William Cora Dionne Corsini Janice Cros-etti James CunifTe Page 57 Janet Cushman Charlotte I)ahl Paul Daniels Penny Davidson Howard DcLaRuc Dorothy Dell Ellen DeVroeg Warren Dick Susan Dodge Richmond Downie David Drake Peter Duskey Peter Eiscndrath Merrill Eisenstein Susan Elliott Thomas Esdale Carol Falk Sherry Foster Page 58 Michael Garfinkcl Delia Garrity Norman Giambi Richard Giangiorgi George Giannasi Carolyn Gilmour Susan Ginsburg Fred Glazcr Roberta Glickauf David Goelzer Charles Goldstein Joel Goldstein Ilcnc Gold ware Judy Gordon Susan Gouglcr Page 59 James Grccnwald Sarah Grey John Gugliclmi Hilina Hagbcrg Ixuiisc Hansmann Peggy Harbcrt William Marris Sandra Heins James Hayncr Constance Helding Janet Henderson Fred Henninger Linda Hcrmanson Dennis Herrmann Barbara Hess Patricia Hoffman Martha Holden Joan Holloway Richard Hopp Mary Hussong Patricia Hutchings Donald Inman Elaine Jashclski Gerald Johnson Linda Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Robert Johnson Ronald Johnson Katherine Jolls Patricia Jones Susan Jordan Morris Joseph Barhara Kahn Page 61 Michael Kaplan Raymond Kaplan Jane Kelley Claire Kelly I-anc Kendig Kathleen Kennedy David Kinsey Paul Klotz Barbara Kohlberg | hn Koretz Elaine Kramp Joan Krimston Barbara Kriscr Barbara Kurtzon Richard Kushen Leo LaBuda Jacquelyn I-a mb Kenneth Landau Page 62 Ellien Lasman Karen Lauter Carol Lawrence Susan Leahy Helen Ix-onard Alice Leuer Constance Leuer Janies Leverick Michael Levy Robm Lustbader Judith Lyons Howard Maccabee Thomas Nlaiman Roger Mandcl Richard Mann Norman Margulies Judith Marianetti Paula Markov Mary’ Mason Marian Masser Melissa McClure Margaret McComb Joan McGarvic James McLaughlin Ilenry Mcnicucci Nancy Morrell Linda Meyer Page 64 Caroline Millctt Beverly Molinari Kosemar ' Moran Eileen Morelli Edwin Morrow Steven Morton Kaye Mullaney Patricia Murphy Margaret Nathan Susan Nechine Stephen Nelson Robert Niehauer Judy Nusinow Martha Oestreich Terry Oggel Georgia Ohlwein Patricia O’Leary Ralph Orlowsky Page 65 Patricia Orsi Virginia Orsi Theodore Osbome Wilbur Page Gerald Panter Cynthia Parks Barbara Partlow Edward Pearl Paul Pearson Arnold Peek I,aura Pepe William Pepping James Petersen Maurinc Petcsch Nancy Phelan Nancy Philips Carol Phillips Norman Piacenza Page 66 (Jerald Piazzi Robert Porkomy Sandra Pollack Daniel Poppe Edward Poser Peter Powell Margaret Price Roy Price William Quinn Michael Recb Robert Rehn Danielle Risdon Domenic Rivi Carol Ann Rogan Robert Roscher Stanley Rosenbaum Barbara Ross James Rubcnstcin Page f 7 David Rudolph Ronald Rudolph Dorothy Scher John Schiffcr Judith Schloss Richard Schnadig Richard Schneider Judith Schwciger William Schwerdt Arthur Scrck Hugh Scyfarth Steve Shankman Patricia Shcahen Steve Sidari Diane Siegman Richard Sikorski Susan Silence Claire Silvcrstine Page 68 David Simpson Patricia Skidmore Barbara Slcpyan Sandra Slutzkin James Snyder Donald Soinmervillc Marlene Sordvl Richard Stein Mary Stipe Larry Stirsman David Strongc Carolyn Stunkel Janice Sundbcrg Patricia Swan Kendall Swanson Ann Tighc Terry Trcger Diane True Page 69 Patricia Tubbs Nicholas Vick John Vicregg Wendy Vollcrtscn Eugene Volpendesta David Wanger Leon Ward Fred Warner William Watt Nancy Weinstein I .ce Wciscl Lester Wellman Suzy Whitton Gail Wilson Robert Wilson Michelle Wizncr Jeanninc Wolf Emilic Wolter Page 70 Richard Wyatt Joan Wynkoop Barbara Ydlcn Richard Zcnko Robert Ziccarclli Susan Zimmerman Stanley Zykaski Seniors not pictured Jerry Catlett Rita Ferrel William Carling Allen Hanich Donald Ranter Carol Kloepfcr Veronica Laskowski Richard Watrous Page 71 SENIOR Most Studious Most Popular Best Actresses - Actor Most Congenial Prettiest Eyes Wittiest Best Looking Most Sophisticated Neatest Best Personality Class Red - Head Best Line 8:44 Champ Class Clown Biggest Eater Ear Beater Best Athlete Man - Woman Hater Best Dancer Best Figure - Physique Best Dressed Biggest Flirt - Wolf Biggest Drag Laziest Most Talented Most Likely to Succcd Boys' Choice Molly Mason Dave Goclzcr Sandy Heins Dave Rudolph Caroline Milieu Jamie Rubenstein Barb Kriser Bob Wilson Barb Kurtzon John Schiffer Barb Hess Dick Srhnadig Barb Kurtzon B uzzy Joseph Caroline Millett AI Alschuler Sandy Heins Dick Zenko I.vnn Stunkel Mike Altman loan Holloway Nick Vick Robbie Glickauf Richie Stein Barb Hess Don Sommerville Lucy Ixnenhart Steve Sidari ludy Coleman Terry Oggd Martha Brown Hugh Seyfarth Lynn Stunkel Dave Rudolph Vicki Chizewer Pat Barker Sandy Pollack Terry Treger Lllien I-’Hina n Bob Wilson Barb Balaban Art Serck Pat Orsi John Guglielini Janet Cushman A1 Alschuler Martha Holden Steve Morton Sue Dodge B b Ziccarelli Molly Mason Richie Wyatt Pace 72 Girls' Choice Most Studious Most Popular Best Actresses - Actor Most Congenial Prettiest Eyes Wittiest Best Looking Most Sophisticated Neatest Best Personality Class Red - Head Best Line 8:44 Champ Class Clown Biggest Eater Ear Beater Best Athlete Man - Woman Hater Best Dancer Best Figure - Physique Best Dressed Biggest Flirt - Wolf Biggest Drag Laziest Most Talented Most Likely to Succcd Connie Leuer Dave Goelzer Barb Kurtzon Dave Rudolph Cynthia Parks Bob Baumann Barb Kriser Jack Vieregg Binky Kahn Roger I-ouer Molly Mason Roger Mandel Barb Kurtzon Roger Ix uer Caroline Millett AI Alschuler Eileen I.aiman Richie Stein Sandy Heins Buzzy Joseph Suzy Whitton Nick Vick Pat Orsi John Gugliclnii Barb Hess Bill Cora Martha Brown lamie Rubenstein Annie Tighc Terry Oggel |udy Lewis Steve Shankman Lynn Stunkel Dave Rudolph Vicki Chizewer Pat Barker Carolyn Brash John Gugliclnii Ellicn Lasman Dave Rudolph Barb Balaban Richie Stein Judy Coleman jim Hayncr lanet Cushman Al Alschuler Martha Holden Steve Morton Connie Leuer Bill Quinn Molly Mason Mike Altman Class Prophecy Wilbur Page — Photographer for Playboy” Bill Cora — Fullback for the Chicago Bears Bonnie Brienza— Mrs. America of 1965 Joan Cantin — Owner of a horse ranch Dionne Corsini — Dance instructor Ginny Orsi — Model for Christian Dior Carolyn Brash — Dancing at the follies Barb Slcpyan — Advice to the love lom Barb Kohlbcrg — Editor of “Life” Dot Schcr — On a stage Steve Morton — Connoisseur of fine liquois Richard Hilton — Owner of the Hilton Hotels Jean Coleman — A lady wrestler Bob Brown — Track star of the Olympics Lisa Beauchamp — Discoverer of a new element Nick Names Senior Boys — Skitamoots Senior Girls — Snakes Dave Rudolph — Hans Charles Baruffi — Chickie Jim Grccnwald — Greeny Walter Frank — Buddy Roger Loucr—Beetle Bob Brown — Speedy Susan Zimmerman — Zims Tim Wangcr — Wangs Richard Giangiorgi — Animal Steve Sidari — Blick Wayne Bellei — Flicker Bill Abrahamson — Swede Barbara Blight — Bobbie Barbara Kahn — Binky, Cochese .Sandy Heins — Sando Peggy Price — Pogo Barbara Kriscr — Kri Laura Pcpc — Peeps Sandy Pollack — Pancho Melissa McClure — Missy Barbara Kurt on — Kurtic Kaye Mullancy — Knocker Pat Murphy —■ Murph Pat Jones — P. J. Diane True — Truebabes Lynn Stunkcl — Kemo Ann Tighc — Tonto Marian Mavser—Pat Claire Silvcrstinc — Clareabell Barbara Hess — Squints Lucy Lovcnhart — Luchee-Baba Dorothy Dell — Dippy Jeanninc Wolf — Woof-Woof Carolyn Brash — Brashy-Poo Barbara Slcpyan — Slcps, Red Rider Beverly Ballcntinc — Bcv Sue Elliot — Swelliot Roberta Glickauf — Robbie. Little Eagle Dot Schcr — Todo Joan Wynkoop — Boozer Pat Hutchings — C. B. I-con Ward — Doc Barbara Partlow — Parts Carol I.awrcncc — Bingo Carol Falk — Falk-Face Barbara Balaban — Sambo Morris Joseph — Buzzy Alfred Samuel Alschulcr III — Alfy Dick Wyatt — Urp Elisca Beauchamp — Lisa Bob Wilson-----Bob-o Charles Bcmardi — Rock Lillian Bicrficld — Lil Claire Kelly — Kitty What Would Happen If . . . The lX-erpath 'Ilicater lost its balcony? Mr. Vvn gave true or false tests? Steve Shankman spoke English? The swimming team lost “Froggic ? The American Iargion investigated Mr. Repsholdt? Smoky Gulch” was banned ? Miss Morgan didn’t make up our minds for us? Mr. Einbecker said foggy” instead of clear ? Someone switched Miss Rodenbeck’s rosy red pencils to blue ones? Jim Grccnwald never asked a question? Miss Wall wore flats? We had locker inspection every week? I.ec Weiscl didn’t make “comments”? There were no drive-ins? Mr. Stunkcl found “X ? The Coleman’s didn’t give parties? There were enough supplies in the washrooms? Page 74 Their Claim To Fame: Peggy Price's — six bracelets The Baarschs — each other Martha Holden — her out-of-town romances Sue Silence — not living up to her name Cynthia Parks — her green hair Kurty — her National Honor Society pin Sally Grey — her beat-up steel glasses case Fred Glazer — his crazy hats Judy Baum — her elevator key Meric Hochbcrger — her cackle Pat Tubbs — residence in Hawaii Pat Swan — athletic prowess Dick Wyatt — 6200 words a minute Mary Hussong — her experiment with Avagadro’s number Peggy Harbcrt — speed skating Ann Lindsey — her voice Bill Abrahamson — his trumpet What They're Saying Ralph Orlowski — “The White Sox will win this year.” Molly Mason — Oops!” Janet Cushman — “I just flunked that test.” Mr. Covert — “SHADDAP!” I.anc Kcndig— “I dunno about you.” Roger Mandel — “It’s not the school; it’s the principle of the thing.” Janet Henderson — Did you make-out?” Terry Trcgcr — Pitch to the big fella.” Mr. Floyd — Mutton-head!” Jack Calbcrt — “It’s too cold outside.” Ellen DeVroeg — All the wrong things! Seniors — “We’re Gonna Graduate Soon.” Remember When: Someone pulk-d Barbara Ross’ pony tail (off)? We had to wear raincoats to swimming meets? Art Serck threw a pie in Terry Treger’s face? We watched basketball games from the balcony? Sign stealing was the fad? Mrs. Peers’ English class saw a movie about Sunnyswcct prunes? The lunch periods saw “Killer Gorilla”? Parents drove us to dances? Sandy Heins lost her slip in the main hall? Dave Rudolph had nothing to say in assembly? We had a picnic at the cemetery after our Prom? Sally Grey got a “C”? Mr. Burwell was here? The senior men were boys? Sandy Pollack. Diane True and Robbie Glickauf had pony tails? We saw the senior girls in the Green Duck? We took health? We got our drivers’ licenses? VVe went to Starr’s? Charlotte Dahl was on Bandstand Matinee”? Chicki Baruffi took brush in hand and decorated the Highwood Police Station? We all had breakfast at the Dam the morning after the night before? We asked instead of told? Class Will Alfy — his drag to his baby brother Larry Jim Grecnwald — the diving boards to Mike Julian and Bill Watrous John Schiffer — the country to the cross country team Judy I.ewis — her gum to Miss Rodenbeck l.anc Kcndig, Jim Mcl.aughlin and Lynn Stunkel — their fathers to the underclassmen Alice Childs — her clear conscience to the freshmen boys Bill Cora — his line and his women to Chuckic Dixon Joe Borgini — some of his height to Jill Henner Bob Ziccarclli — his voice to Stan Banks Pete Powell — his magic to Dave Echt Barb Partlow — her weekly crush to Apes” The senior editors leave this senior section to anyone who wants it. Page 75 Song and Book, Titles That Fit Exams — The Desperate Hours Deerfield — Westward Ho! Detention — Morning Faces Study Halls — Oh! How I Wish I Could Sleep Weekends — Paradise Friday — It’s a Good Day Underclassmen — The Age of Innocence Between Periods — Strange Interlude Sunday Night — That Old Feeling Monday Morning — Stumbling Three Day Weekends — Hot-Diggity Dick Schnadig and Richie Stein — Feudin’ and Fightin’ Graduation — How Soon ? Senior Year — Just a Memory Mr. Panther — I the Jury Miss Rink — I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face Steve Shankman — Rebel Without a Cause Mr. Covert — Giant Constitution Test — With a Little Bit of Luck Straight A’s — Wanting You Morning after Big Dance — Get Me to the Church on 'Lime The Attendance Office — Down Yonder Steve Morton — Lazybones Mr. Davis — Whose Dream Arc You? Student Council — Rights of Man Physics — Can Anyone Explain? Gym— I’ll Never Be the Same John Gugliclmi — A Rusty Old Halo Diets — Temptation Mr. Y’yn’s tests — How Am I to Know? Trip to Dean’s Office — Sentimental Journey Don Inman — My Boy Flat-top Prom — A Story Untold Ed Morrow — The Diplomat Football Players—Men of Iron Deac — The High and the Mighty The Wrestling Team — The Harder They Fall Howard Maccabce — 'Hie Happy Whistler John Schiffcr — Rhythm Sticks Mike Lcwarcn — Standing on the Corner Chorus Programs — Unchained Melody Miss I .asw ell — Medic Jim Grccnwald— Much Ado About Nothing Richie Kushen—The Man with the Golden Ann Karen I,auter — Learning My Latin Connie Melding — Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? Senior Class — It’s Wonderful The Halls in the Spring — Love is Just Around the Corner Miss Tcare — Toot, Toot. Tootsie, Good-bye Pet Peeves: David Drake — Missy blowing bubbles without bubble gum. Michelle Wizner— People who ask. “Is it cashmere?” Falccn I.asman — Girls who start their diets the next day. Pat Orsi — Wearing shoes. Barb Partlow — To be called “Moose.” Ed Morrow — Pink lipstick. Barb Kohlbcrg— DEADLINES! Nancy Philips — Being called Giraffe.” Judy Bairn — Boys who don’t open car doors for girls. Where They Are Seen Senior Boys — at Pop’s Dave Rudolph — in the hospital Jamie Rubenstcin — in Starr’s Nancy Weinstein and Barb Ross — at Purdue Eugene Yolpcndcsta — at Sea Scouts The Trig Classes — at make-up Carolyn Gibnour — in her little white convertible Sixth Period Lunch — out around their stove Judcc Schwcigcr — in Chandler’s Mr. Vyn — pushing a movie projector Page 76 UNDER CLASSMEN Page 77 Junior Class Executive Board ■ Top Row: Jim Kidd. Don Kiskind. Bud Thomas, Steve Crews. A1 Greenberg, Dick Zartler. I.in Simon. Center Row: Sue Whitehead, Beryl Baizer, Nancy Weeks, Sue Braver. Sue Heyman, Sue Rittenberg, Mr. Hall, sponsor. Bottom Row: Miss Bogs, sponsor; David Eeht, president: Sue David- son. secretary; Carol Harris, chair- man: Nancy Carlson, treasurer: Sorcn laahy. vice-president. CLASS OF 1958 This year’s junior class has shown class spirit and organization in all their efforts. They presented Gene Krupa for the annual junior class project, had a parade for the Hungarian relief fund, and worked especially hard for one of the greatest proms ever. We know next year as seniors they will uphold the high traditions of Highland Park High School. Here arc the juniors of Highland Park High, They really have a right to boast: Spirit and pep and get-up-and-go. These are the kids who’ve got the most, Athletes and actors, beauties and brains, The ’58 class has them all; And the greatest juniors of this spring. Will be the greatest seniors come next fall! Mi« Bean's Session Top Row: Judy Glacier, Judy Varner, Judy McLain. Anne Lcraer, Pleasant Thiele. I.oui e Pagliai. Margot Brill. Barbara Bernardi. Ruth Klotz. Pat Witten. Barbara Andrews. Center Row: Cathy Schlitt, Linda Johnson. Vera Allsbrow. Diane Riede- man. Annette Ruder. Jeannie Dier- king. Jackie Orner. Carol Sue Feld- man. Julie Donnelly. Bottom Row: Enid Curell, Diane Teeter. Sue Sinclair. Beryl Baizer. Josie Bye. June Marie Barth, Sue Hirsch. Absent: Barbara Pincus Page 78 Miss Bog's Session Top Row: Pat Hall, Jo.Ann Gronlung. Rosemary Rodenhofer, Patricia Kunath. Sue Leonard, Ann Stupple. Hazel Keller. Betsy Gidwilz. Judith Miller. Nancy Burgett. Center Row: Janet Phillip . Cynthia Bar- bee. Marilyn Mertes, Joan Sturman. Frances Green. Ellen Schnell, Rita Santi. I-ouisc Casserman, Diana Buchman. Bottom Row: Karen Clauson. Peggy Gluck. Joan Richards, Susan lleyman. Audrey Schaubert, Patty Paletti. Nancy Cumber- land. Mr. Carlson's Session Bottom Row: Tom Errico, Bob Cimbalo. Barry Smolcr. Keith Burge, Ken Lclli, John Medway, James Prill. Center Row: Mike Pehan. Dan Pierantoni, Jeff Kroll. Dennis Rose, Ronald Maestri. Dennis Larson. Gilbert Giambi, Dale Cuth- burtson. Top Row: John Hyink. Noel BiKau. Richard Fiedler, Richard Uhlemann. Ken llomung, Steve Wessling. Peter Andersen. Skip Killian, Randolph Rizzo. Mr. Covert’s Session Top Row: Gordon Leonard, Dan Gottlieb. John Pett. Ronald Norman, Groff Davies. Richard Rosin. Charles Dixon. Byron Klor- fine. Center Row: A1 Fontanini, Robert Partlow. William Leckie, William Watrous. Dean l tusche, Kent Thomas. Pat Roach, A1 Greenberg. Richard Ycrxa. Bottom Row: Richard Anderson. Peter Reich. Jim Batt. John Weinberg. Martin Thorsen. So ran Leahy, Peter Cimbalo. Jim Todd. Mr. Dcvereaux's Session Top Row: Ronald Paddock. Theodore Nel- son, Kenneth Knackstadt. Wally Stein, Bill Meyerhoff, Jay Frinbcrg, Ed Idling, Roger Lunardi. Center Row: LeRoy Pcsce, Steve Eisen. Frank Karger. Dick Zclcns. John Prdder- son, Ronnie Waldman, Jack Darby. Buddy Herzog. Don Riskind. Bottom Row: David St-fani, Don Watt. Ralph Thorton. Barry Wolf, Stuart Wayne, Stephen Bezark. Joseph Piersen. Absent: Jerrold Zar, Eugene Alder. Page 79 Mr. Hall's Session Top Row: Ronny Bellei, Thomas Peyton, John Knoll, Harry Vignocchi, William Saidli, Michael Morris, Kenneth Waltzek, John Rothschild, James Dover. Center Row: Bruce Cohen, Steve Crews, David Lewis, Burton Kaplan. Laurence Herman. Grant Berning, Fred Schrcyer, James Thompson. Bottom Row: John Czarnik. John Jensen. John Borchardt. Dan Zahle. Daniel Mas- ser. Richard Gleick. Robert Osborne, Jon Stemples. Mrs. Handberg's Session Top Row: Marguerita Dal Ponte, Martha Rotter. Carole Rothrhild. I«oui o Rosenthal, Marlyn Lawrentz, Barbara Henderson, Nancy Stryker, Carol Harris, Carolyn Czamik. Center Row: Linda Stoermer, Doris Klein. Dora Tibbetts, Madeleine Weber, Daryl Jones, Susan Whitehead. Carole Baren, Rose Ann Fraulini. Bottom Row: Bonnie Simons. Mary Wat- kins, Susan Johnson, Ann Feuchtwangcr. Carol Zahnle. Bertha Arroyo. Christina Sheele. Mr. Henderson's Session: Top Row: Alan Weil. Edward Weed, James Perry. Richard Smith, Jeffery Schwartz. Charles Cohicr. Tyler Rensch, Donald Strand. Allen Penn. Center Row: Charles Schulz. Frank Zicca- relli, Michael Gagen, David Peachin. Roger Pascal, Burton Steck, Frcdric Burg, Richard Zartler. Bottom Row: William Issel, Jim Roberts. Gary Lencioni, Patrick Duffy. Graydon Ellis. Stephen Chesler, Sidney Frisch. Absent: Stanton bank, Donald Gale. Miss Joiner's Session Top Row: Sue Sachs. Phyllis I-cvin. I-ouise DeCosta. Margaret Embich. JoAnn Jeffer- son, Nancy Weeks. Bryna Edclman, Carole Larson. Judy Doner, Bonnie Becker. Center Row: Helene Daemicke, Louise Schram, Sue Haugan. Nancy White. Gail Haugland, Nancy Brehmer, Jeanette Tondi, Carole Sue Vcchioni, Linda Taft. Bottom Row: Cathy Maxwell. Lucia Mur- phy. Sue Reich. Eleanor Bicrfeld. Linda Stark. Maxine Schlossberg. Eleanor Walton. JoAnn Poetzingcr, Mary Gay Blair. Absent: Mary Stouffer, Elinor Levinson. Page 80 Mbs Kluge’s Session Top Row: Mary Jane Wood, Nancy O’Con- nell, Donna Herrigcs. Judy Hutchinson, Robin Bogcaus, Barby Weiner. Frances Stano. Connie Franke, Joan Winter . Center Row: Linda Bossclli, Carolyn Conn, Elaine Goldberg, Sue Rittenberg, Judy Glandt, Mary Ann Sheahen, Judy Epstein, Sally Cassady, Julie Baracani. Bottom Row: Joan Robinson, Virginia Decker. Victoria Carani. Daryl Lazarus, Helen Prill, Carol Michelson, Judy Don- nelly. Absent: JoAnn Jaffe, JoAnn White. , W n Miss McKichan's Session Top Row: Nancy Carlson, Shirley Walton. Karen Agazim, Pat Heinsimcr, Toni Smith. Judy Hextcr, Denna Sedgwick, Dolores Beneventi, Barbara Buchman. Center Row: Pat Kleinhans. Alice Juul. Judy Franzen, Dorinda Bolton, Gail Jones, Sharon Walters. Jean Bartelman. Bottom Row: Betty Freeman. Jeanette Wach- holder, 11a Garfinkel, Bonnie Murphy, Judy- Fish, Jackie Price, Bonnie Godow. Absent: Ix� is Brown, Sue Braver. Linda Har- rison. Carol Johnson, April Clements, Sue Davidson. Mr. McLaughlin's Session Top Row: Dave Moon, Steve Rose, Tim Temple. Chuck Root. Jim Dier, Dave Homcyer. Jerry Bertucci, Henry Bernard, Enzo Castelli. Center Row: Roger Becker, Bob Pearson. K«-n Miller. Skip Friedman, Jim Illes, Dave Seltzer. Mike Woll, Jim Mayer. John Baum. Bottom Row: Joe Magnani, George Haney. Tom Diamond, Cesarc Caldarclli. Bill Rogers. Steve Boyle, George Horenberger, Jim Kidd. Absent: Tom I.awton, Chuck Klyne. Mr. Stewart’s Session Top Row: Paul Gardner. Cyrus Mead. Hiram Kennicott, Guy Simpler, Bowen Schumacher, Steve Hamel. John Rappaport, Mike Kunath, Raymond McCrarcn. Center Row: Pat McClory, Alan Sager. Peter Fechheimer, Charles Gross. David Hanson. Ia igh I-awerence, Dave Echt, Mike Julian. Howard Solomn, Ronald Foreman, Carl Slisher. Bottom Row: Tim Arend, Dave Hemming- way, Wayne Thomas, Chris Binner, Toby Aaron, Dan Radner, Wayne Whitlock, Tony Merrick. Absent: Tom Brown. Page 81 Sophomore Executive Board Top Row: Sandy Williams, Mike Helding, Bill Casselman. Robert Gilispic. Judy Pettingell. Middle Row: George Millen. Bill Phelps. Barbara Kiev . Ellen lluvtong. Karen Weiss. Ann Reinach, Karen Ferrel, Mary Isador. Bottom Row: l irry Alschuler, vice- president; Jeanne Kurt on. secretary; Johnny Newmann, president; John Seomavacco, treasurer. CLASS OF 1959 Whoops! Move over, up|x rclassmcn, here come the sophomores! If you want energy and spirit, this is the place to look. Here arc just a few of the plans made by the hard-working sophomore executive board; they arc cam- paigning for 1009« sophomore representation at all club, council, and pep meetings; they're planning the greatest Sophomore Assembly and picnic ever held; they arc making a papier-mache model of the “Little Giant” to be displayed at home games. They also challenge the other classes to attain 100% voting registration. It looks like these sophomores arc starting early to show that theirs is the best class ever to come into Highland Park High School! Page 82 Mi� A. Anderson’s Session Back Row: Marty Kacber, Sharon Terrill, Ann Bock, Joy Marcus, Karen Benvenuti, Peg Struve, Mary Jane Stronger, Judy Reel� , Kay Kraft, Trudy Martineau. Center Row: Frosty Puestow. Cynthia Jacob, Phoebe Fabricant, Jean Altman. Barbara Heinz, Jeanne Kurtzon, Mary Beth Ostran- der. Gail Walsh. Front Row: Mary Gustafson, Karen Fcrrel, Lynne Carey, Linda Vanoni, Becky Kahn. Susan Ronan. Miss X. Anderson's Session Top Row: Sharon Conn, ffermia Saverslak, Mary Beth Cohen, Mardith Jones, Martha I.anstnan. Barbara Rady. Carol Carswell, Ann Arend, Susan Banfiold. Center Row: Cynthia I.istek, Gerry Kinzle, Anieriga Bianchi. Sue Wilson, Carol Beck, Carol Root. Pat Meyer, Jeanne Johnson. Bottom Row: Mary E -angr!ista, Janet Hitchcock. Pam Lenzi, I .ana Borin, Susie Firestone, Sue Schnadig, Ellen Hussong. Miss Bablcr's Session Top Row: Karin Franklin, Assunta Ber- tucci, Joann Levin, Melinda Saverslak, Roseann Albert, Julie Thomas, Nancy I.en- zini, Nancy Christensen, Norma Brugioni. Center Row: Flora Shris-er, Mary Schroeder, Judy Zahnle, Sandy Gilden, Penny Mich- aels, Anita Chizewer, Ann Reinach, Nancy Bilow, Jackie Koss. Bottom Row: Jill Murphy, Nancy Carey, Barbara Hammerman, Linda Benjamin, Sue Joseph, Glenda Lockwood, Pat Adams. Absent: Janet Bruce Mr. Davis' Session Top Row: John Richards, Stanley Lind, Bruce Abernathy, James Clyne, William Casselman, Jonathon Wcichelt, John Visoky, Beach Aten, Ronald Sackheim. Jim Weitzcn- feld. Center Row: Albert Fleming, Allen Marcus. William Bruce, Howard Bernstein, Michael Addison. Ia-roy Drew, William Kohlberg. Arnold Bartlett. Front Row: John Reid. Allen Wolf, Walter Roscher. Vernon Meier. Adrian Painter, Samuel Parisck, Michael Garrity. Page 83 Jn r VVvA. n Miw Falk's Session Back Row: Margretta Winter . Billie Rosen- house. Julie Winthrop, Susan Hadden, Faith Johnson, I.iza Spertus, Judith Browar, Vir- ginia Cook. Center Row: Lois Marra, Marcia Dicus, Bar- bara Kushcn, Diane Phillips. Marcella I.en- cioni. Channainc Daniel, Geraldine Berube, Elizabeth Eyle . Front Row: Mary Isador, Sheila Cummings, Anna Scornavacco, I.ois Gamson. Mr. Hamiuerberg's Session Front Row: James Frederick, Fred Driscoll. Terry Walker. David Klein, David Henkle, Fred Weinert. Samuel Benjamin. I.ouis Ia n- zini. Eugene Altman. Center Row: Michael Berk, Michael Peck. Frank Bertogi, Richard Rogers. Gerald Smith. John Azzone, Martin Gmeiner. David Meyer. Frederick Mann. Top Row: James Lipman. George Kramer. Frederick Phillips, Robert Atteridge. Charles Balkin. James McGarvie, John Hart. Lester Marshall. Edward Perry. Absent: Valentine Moczulcwski, Stuart Unger. Miss Hartz's Session Top Row: Giselle Chesrow. Jeannie Becker. Liz Stearness. Kiric Werrenrath. Marianne Fell. Sandy I-ooney, Annie Seyfarth. Judy Pettingell. Center Row: Lesley Marshall. Betty Powers. Mary Carol Cook. Rosalie Ward. Carol Lip- man. Linda Weil. Roberta Gougler, Nancy Wolff. Bottom Row: Joyce Jennings. Nancy Jo Michaels. Bobbi Gray, Joann Lang, Posey Cholcwa. Donna Ghcraaini. Absent: Cathy Harris. Mr. Kendig's Session Back Row: Peter Bertogli. Edmund Young. James Duffy. Roger Kritz. Jeff Ferguson. Charles Ogren. Robert Bittner. Tony Gua- landri, Robert Sheahen, Harry Wennerstrom. Center Row: Mike Lewis, Pierre Cantarel Daryl Anderson, Mike Shaw. David Beck. Norman Macht. Larry Altman. Larry Lu- centi. Pete Elias, Judson Marshall. Bottom Row: Don Grant. Dick Aaron. Steve Rosenbaum, Bill Phelps, Hawley Vance. Richard Roach, Tom Pulver. Gilbert Obcr- sehelp. Absent: Bill Bresenehan. Page 84 Mr. Leverentz's Session Top Row: Tom Ekclmann, David Bye, Roger Levin, Harry Oppenhciiner, Dale Schmidl, Rick Asher, Don Wurm, Skip Arne, Fred Baker, John Buster. Center Row: Richard Carr, Howie Green- berg, Bob Smith, Tom Armstrong, George Craig, Joe Esdale, Dave Slovic, Tony Lamanna, Joe Fabonc, Bob Rubin. Bottom Row: Joel Hochbcrgrr, John Wolcns. Billie Kulp. Dave Conley, Eliott Siegel, Bill McConib, James Pasley, James Beckman. Mr. McMullen's Session Top Row: Charles Thompson. Samuel Bcr- nardi, Michael Helding, Peter Levy. Sheldon Erikson. Theodore Eaton, Alfred Moser, Thomas Murphy, James Phelan, John Farr. Center Row: John Kassncr, Edward Loeb, Jeff Hanson, Michael Resnick, Larry Bal- lamini, Don Price, Michael Abelson, Robert Piacenza, Richard Harris. Bottom Row: Eugene Sandler, John Salasin, Stephen Ware, William Sangerman, Allan March. Walter London, Robert Shane. Absent: Donald Klos, Roy Stiller, Steve Steinberg. Miss Morgan’s Session Top Row: Kathy Wcissel, Lynne Ewing. Martha Jahn, Jeannie Gourguechon, Greta Goldt, IjOix Bolenbacher, Karen Weis, Bon- nie Glazer, Marcia Peterson. Center Row: Darlene Hart, Karen Larsen. Jenny Dubach, Carolyn Thorsen, Mary Anderson, Shelia Gomberg, Judy Horwitz. Carol Gould. Bottom Row: Mary Marko. Doloris Casorio. Valorie Rossman, Jeri Schinder, Karen Cheli, Pat Rau. Mr. Ostrander's Session Top Row: Richard Stirsman, Jim Fields, John I.aurance, Tom Russell. David Palmer, Steve Cohen. Richard Wei� , Robert Sas- sarossi, John Tazioli, Harry Lambert. Center Row: Sam Vines. Alan Joyce. Arthur Venturi, Joel Hirsch, Bill Holland, Richard Goldwach, Bob Newton. John Ncwmann. Bottom Row: Roger Zanarini. Richard Haras. Steve Tartar, George Millen. Barry Golden. Richard Fitzgerald, Nello Babbim. Norman Pattarozzi. Page 85 Mbs Prahl's Session Top Row: Gail Andersen. Star Hanck, Judy Portman, Marguerite Czarnik. Sue Severson. Rita Shorr. Gail Lind. Sandy Williams. Center Row: Susie Maxwell. Dorothy Kay. Jean Bbchoff. Barbara Hynes. Jackie Mig- dal. Carole Brown. Jeri Schawab, Susan Parker. Bottom Row: Barbara York. Brrna Goren- stein. Wendy Robinson, Lynn Burton. Betty Quinn. Marcia Ohlwein. Absent: Maxine Koenigsbcrg. Marla Etting- ton. Mr. Repsholdt’s Session Top Row: Gary Sternberg. David Connelly. William Dever. John Scornavacco, Ronald Varney, John Peradotti, Allan Sleeman. Robert Gillitpie, Stephen Seiler. Walter Bartlett. Center Row: Samuel Zell, David Ritter. Charles Cretors, Wendell Moran. James Johnson. Stephen Sneider, Barry Weed, Robert Smith. John Gidwitz. Don Natta. Bottom Row: Lawrence Caldarelli. Ralph Freund. I-awrcncc Alschuler. William Mass- over. Richard Bernstein. Ronald Meyer . William Wachholder. Eric Engberg, John Roach. Miss Spencer’s Session Top Row: Sandy Wells. Ann Houghtaling. Marla Tarrson. Joann Southerton, Barbara Phillips. Julie Rubcl. Roberta Ronzani, Pen- ny Johnson. Linda Melton. Center Row: Leslie Ingham. Doris Drans- feldt. Emily Winter. Barbara I-edlie, Sue Schechter. Rosilyn Banish, Jeanne Condon. Sharon Jaeger. Bottom Row: Melinda McMullen. Barbara Cans. Nancy Fortunato. Heather Axelrod. Susie Verkerk. Joann Kinzclberg. Mr . Todd’s Session Top Row: Marcia Haberer. Mary Rose. Phyllis Huffman. Barbara Petersen, Mar- garet Schwalbach. Gail Oppenheim, Penny Alderdice, Linda Thom| son, Nancy Wert- heimer. Center Row: Connie I.inari. Pearl Bloom. Ann O'Neal. Barbara Klevs. Margot Frank, Dale Manowitz. Sally Stillson, Sharon Benson. Bottom Row: Clara Rossi. Cynthia Mat- hews. Caryl Wcintraub, Jill Hcnncr, Judith Kraft, Frances Roof. Page 86 Freshman Executive Board Top Row: Bill Philips. Terry Somenzi, Eric. Goodman, John Leon. Don Stewart. Center Row: Miss Wood and Mr. Braun, claw sponsors; Steve Oggel, Harris Gold- stein. Susan Epstein. Bottom Row: Sue Wellman, Lynne Porter. Greta Fell, Judy Walker, Colleen Kelly. Gayle Kalseiin. CLASS OF 1960 We’ve got the pep, We’ve got the steam - - That describes the tremendous spirit shown by the class of 1960 in their loyalty to H.P.H.S. This year, a larger per cent of freshmen have shown up at intra- mural games than any other class. The school has great expectations for the largest class in its history. Mr. Baldrini's Session Top Row: James Castle, Terry Tanner. Robert Luckman. Jack Gourguechon. Bruce Anderson. Neil Zaborowski, Alan Gottlieb. George Burt. John Fox, Donald Bittner. Center Row: Bruce Hyman. David Jennings. Avram Root. Robert Ohlwein. Mike Ugolini. Steve Kramer. Peter Corner. Don McAvoy. Joseph Screnock. Bottom Row: Brut e Dierking. Paul Peachin. Eric Goodman. David Beneventi. Robert Marks. John Chiappe, John Libulti. Mr. Benson's Session Top Row: Kenneth Verizon. Dennis Varney, James Nathan, Robert Hollmann. David Benson. William Rigby. Arnold I.istek, l-ee llesler. Philip Hall. Center Row: Gerry Paddock. James Hollen- back. James Gibbs, Edwin Sjoberg. Ronald Provus. James Whitton. Dennis Castelli, Howard Wax. Ned Currie. Bottom Row: Philip Wiederrcht. Erwin Freund. Drnnis Cliff. Lawrence Morani. Bruce Tcxley. Richard Dahl. Absent: Larry Cable, Charles Cowan, Ed- ward Jones. Page 87 Mr. Bolle's -Session Top Row: John Lip . Laurence Yellen, Jim Knoll. David Baltimore. Mike Walton, Har- ris Goldstein, Tiin Cioni. John Cahill. Ken- neth Mack, Jack Jasheltki. Center Row: John Marchi. Richard Root, Ronald Brown, George Coit. Harvey Ring, George Howe. Robert Taft, Jack Freeh. Bottom Row: Greg Nusinow, Philip Bettiker, Alan Despres. Don Goodman. Mike Par- adise. Lee Tabin, Max Zenko. Absentees: Jim Goodman. John Ia vinson. Mr. Braun's Session Top Row: Harry Olson. Grant Abrahamson. John McKee. Edmund Morris, John Voi- le rtson. Carey Cole. Robert Giangiorgi. Forest Harrison. Taylor White. Center Row: John Frelinger, Vernon Trab- ert. Howard Sanders. James Poliak. Bill Heck. John Poser, Steve Corman, Steven Flechter. Bottom Row: Kenneth Smith, Scott Herr- mann. Ron Sheldon. Joe Bernardi, Francis Phillips .John Lindquist. Steven Greenfield. Mr. Burson’s Session Top Row: Bob Johnson, Chris Plano. Peter Hesse. Clarence Redman. Ed Gibbs. Allan Williams. Steve Dexter, Dick Fleming. Lee Kanes. Center Row: John Borin, Mike Weisbard. Bill Behanna, Bob Zimmerman. Jim Juul. Alex Scornavaceo, Wesley Saferitc. Ray Non!. Bottom Row: Bill Merrick. Arthur Schlitt. Steve Spigarelli, David Slepyan. Ronald Palmer. Lee Loventhal, David Gerstel. Randall Hartmann. Absentee: Matthew Cusher. Mrs. Cardinal's Session Top Row: Patty Wood. Linda 1-arson, Bar- bara Gaudreau. Betty Swigart, Carol Peter- sen. Ann Davidson. Audrey Layer, Carol Bcnvenuti, Kathleen Cosgrove. Center Row: Lois Buchman. Debbie Her- man. Wendy Stein, Gale I-asman, Carol Kat m.in. Hope Brown. Lynn Wilson-Por- teous. Margaret Stevenson. Bottom Row: Merrel Keyes, Julie Clampitt. Susan Medway, Sharon Chioni, Janet Col- lins. Ann Murphy, Aline Baskes. Page 88 Mr. Carpenter's Session Top Row: Garry Carter, Bill Piersen, Wayne Har- mon. Brurc Johnson. Richard Mau. Dan Halvor- sen. Bruce Wilson. Stan Miller, Mike Freedenberg. Middle Row: Jay Shapiro, Ronnie Constable, Larry Norgaard, Jack Peterson. Timothy Lewaren, Bill Beins, Donald Baumann. William Gilliland, Marvin White. Bottom Row: Steve Spriggs, Steve Pollack. Robert Carnahan. Richard Brehmer, Clifton Herricks. Edward Harms. Craig Tribolet, Bruce Giangiorgi. Mrs. Changnon's Session Top Row: 'Michele Sc hover, Priscilla White, Marie Schilling. Jill Nathanson, Karen Kinney, la uisc Bradt, Norma Jean Kind. Meta Nelson. Middle Row: Florey Sabordo, Karen Jorgensen. Karen Kaplan. Sue Bass. Sue Merrell. Michael Certik, Sue Mann, Marlene Duman, Concctta Brugioni. Bottom Row: Earle O'Connell. Mary Ixm Barth. Sue Wellman, Saramae Grossman, Jan lupine, Ruth Fine, Linda Minorini. Mrs. Diller's Session Top Row: Sue McKinley, Diane Oestreich, Mar- garet Kchrwald. Carol Herman, Patricia Monag- han. Marie Nerini, June Stupey. Gloria Broege. Middle Row: Delores Gumbiner. Ellen Benton, Joan Lapine, Gayle Kalseim, Carol Berman, Bar- bara Carlson. Gcri Kohn. Barbara Sturm. Bottom Row: Sandra Morelli. Sandra Schreyer. Starr Morrow. Pamela Sidari. Anita Eiscnsehiml, Rena Wadt. Mr. Hanson's Session Top Row: Bill Koretz. Mike Davis, Tim Russell. George O'Connell. Steve Oggel, George Scrrahn, Mike Zuckert. Jay Snow, George Price. Middle Row: Ed Rehmann, Tom Stone, Ken Wy- man. Peter Goodman, Ken Kenniston, Jim Hcd strom. Bob Finney. Bottom Row: Barry Wexler, Doug Brown. Bob Reinish, Pete Williams. Peter Gerstel, Don Keare, Allan I.uskin. Ronald Donohue. Absent: Dale Hall, Roger I-arson. Page 89 Mr. Kolbc's Sruion Top Row: Roger Hanich, Stuart Terry. Dan Dcmichelis, David Kleimin. Tom Camp. Ricky Emmcrt, Bob Engelman. Ron dd Mcntzcr. Stanley Gore. Middle Row: William Churchill. Butch Host nick. Bill Philips. Raymond Michaels. Buddy Bottclo. Jim Manig, Pete Silence. Jim Ippolito. Bottom Row: Jerry Azzone. Chuck Gordon. John Umbach. Jim Belinonti. Bobby Palmieri, Gary Auerbach. Dick Nathan. Bruno Stiller. Mr. I .cake ' Session lop Row: Richard Patrick. John Andrashir, John Wallenstein, Dan Pollack. Mike Cole. Bruce Miller. Steve SrhefT, Bill Davidson, Steve Manhart. Middle Row: Mike Boyc, Steve FTinberg, Allen Harder. Robert Beckman. Italic Buwm. Bill Hag- blom. Jim Carlson. Robert Gagen, David Pcradotli. Bottom Row: Eddie Grant. Mike Gordon. Hey- w«kkI Becker. Richard Meyers. Terry Thomas, Bill Irvin, Robert Hansen. Absent: Jon Leon. Miss I.ill's Session Top Row: Elinor Fine. Naomi Johnson, Gayle Blount. Roberta Inman, Catherine McierliofT, Linda Wanger, Dorothy Morris. Sue Baldrey. Middle Row: Carol Seiler. Judee Schlossberg. Sherry Aver. Hrlaine Macabre, Barbara Weigh , Judy Walker. Sharon Maneek. Bottom Row: Susan Blair. Evelyn Kenney. Sandra Slisher. Lynnca Baum. Sarah Childers. Babrttc Guthman. Absent: Barbara Greenfield. Linda Ling. Miss Olsen's Session Top Row: Rona Silverman. Melody Reichman. Sue Mordini. Bonnie Inman. Sharon Schaefer. Beverly Fabbri. Lynne Porter. Middle Row: Helene Feis Ellen Dimsdale. Bar- bara Gordon. Catherine Bertucci, Joanie Hess. Barbara Rubenstein, Nida Himel. Mary Locvcn- hart. Bottom Row: Karen Thomas. Joyce Gilruth. Nancy Stewart. Lillian Vanoni. Karen Johnson. Diane Muller. Arna Silvers. Page 90 Miss Rodenbeck's Session Top Row: Elizabeth Hickman. l.ouise Vick, Linda Heintz, Leslie Haync, Judy Mandel, Louise L'golini, Judy Kick, Cariotta Rizzo, Patty Olson. Middle kow: Barbara Levin, Barbara Lerner,, Margaret Dannenbaum. Margot Gale, Elizabeth Wormser, Joy Reznick, Bobette Cohen. Bottom Row: Audrey Lobnd, Margaret Cortesi, Patricia Hays. Mildred Visoky, Nancy Silverman. Karen Kloos, Audrey Rivi. M . Rohling s Session Back Row: Bill Goldsmith, Jim Holbrook, Paul Andersen. Dick GouLirte. Gerhard Jankcl. Bob French. Bruce Bennett, Hal Brown. Bill Bachlc. Middle Kow: Jerry Orlowsky, Bill Rilcr. Don Lee. Dan Stewart. Fred Rickies, Paul Wilson. Bill Keogh. Bottom Row: Ted Stromberg. Dick Kubalek. Eu- gene Rucinski. Scott Haley. Bob Inbau, Harry Roof. Absent: Jeff Dcmbo. Allan Lcnzini. Corey Robin. Fred Wright. Mrs. Sandahi's Session Back Raw: Lydia Arrogo. Sharon Margclli. Wanda Manfredini. Mary Henderson. Susie Sloan. Sheri O'Shea. Rita Ronzani. Patty Ugolini. Middle Row: Donna Zeff. Sharon Kromer, Donna Hugh. Katie Frehner, Lucy Robinson, Susan Hix- son. Jane Stallman. Front Row: Cindy Martin. Karen Goodman. Diane Dienncr, Virginia Waltzck, Nina Curcll, Sharon Rafferty. Kathy Winter. Absent: Helane Levin. Sue Overman. Mrs. Swanson’s Session Top Row: Judith Keen, Janet Lennox. Elana Hershman, Susan Feldstrin, Nancy Leach. Elen Blankstcin. Marlene Gaggioli, Blythe Redden. Sue Ori. Mary Hagblom. Middle Row: Anne Fordtran. Linda Sue Carl- son. Gail Fisher. Marlys Mlejnek. Arlene Sund- berg, Gail Sicilia, Jan Poetzinger. Janet Nelson. Bottom Row: Mary Phillips. Nancy Cooper. Illene Sue Winstin. Susan Shefflin. Mary Susan Roberts. Jean Goldberg, Ellen Swartz. Page 91 Mb Tarry' Session Top Row: Bca Lenzini, Adrienne Pcdrucci. Lynn Danus, Marsha Rcnsch, Connie Oberlin, Beverly Hanson. Edith Lindblom, Janith Thompson. Belly Riyeit, Martha Graham. Middle Row: Pal Friedman, Carolyn Schladt. Gloria Hangren, Pam Bikau, Judy Tondi, Ix is Sholpark, Sandy Seymour. Bottom Row: Susan Wolff, Colleen Kelly, Jil Chulkow, Anne Lev. Mary Jane Thomas. Kay Herzog, Jane Rademachcr. Absent: Roberta Pollock. Mbs Vogttnann’s Session Top Row: Joanne Venturini, Laura Bernardi, Barbara Thiele. Sherroll Anderson, Betty Smith, Lynn Reinhard. Sharon Husnitter, Sidra DeKoven. Middle Row: Pat Hoelsner, Marilyn McClory, Penny Bcrning, Kristine Mauri, Dianne Rubin, Betsy Glathart, Kathy Lowe. Bottom Row: Greta Fell. Debby Berry, Judy Rogan. Ellen Landy, Carol Urist, Suzy Grais. Absent: Ellen Kieft, Wendy Webber. Mr. Wildermuth's Session Top Row: Peter Nathan, Lance Jensen, Carl Ben- son, Robert Welch. David Berkson. Albert Doyle, Marc Shinderman, Frank Palandri, Howard Leshtz, Bud DeWulf. Middle Row: Terry Somenzi, Gcrshon Ratncr, Fred Kochcr, Tom Ross, John Brooks, Duke Houghtaling, Gerald Weinberger. Bottom Row: Kenneth Pederson, Norman Parker, Roger Cline, Richard Sklar, Robert Joseph, Tom Wilson, Scott Ingham. Absent: Dennis Homcyer. Miss Wood's Session Top Row: Joan Nychay, Susan Epstein.Kay Katz. Joyce Omans, Nancy Ondcrdonk, Barbara Better- man. Barbara Isley, Carol Lappen. Laurie Kern. Middle Row: Sandra Bernardi, Vera Morandi. Barbara Busse. Barbara Patterson, Pat McKitrick. Phyllis Kramer, Clara Kemp. Bottom Row: Carol Carlson. Emily Wilson. Made- line Starccvich. Pam Frye, Ellen Server, Joanna Hall. Absent: Anita Clair. Barbara Painter. Page 92 Faculty Page 93 Board of Kducalion Highland Park High School'� Board of Education include : Front Row: Mr. Satmu-I R Rosenthal, president: Mr� . Elwood Hansmann. Mr . James M. Tibbetts. Back Row: Mr. Emilio Cadamagnani. Mr. Francis Weeks. Mr. Frank Conley. Mr. Robert J. Koretz. PaSc 94 Looking pleased about someone'� records air Mi� s Elyse Rinkenbergrr. dean of girls, and Mark Panther, dean of boys. Resting from the many schedules thingrs are Harlan Philippi, guidanrr direetor; Miss Jeanette Watts. Miss Barbara Jehlc, and Elaine Jashclski, student assistant. Busy as usual is E irling Zarskr. superintendent of buildings and grounds. Page 95 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Barbam Todd. Min Roberta Shine. Min Belle Hubbs, J. O. O'Neal. Mr . Mildred Peers. John Munski. and Miss Rcgcna Beckmire are planning dictionary drill . Yes, George Stewart. Mr . Ruih Kluge. Marshall Covert, Mi Edith Morgan, and Harold Perry, will see that you Icam all those fascinating, unheard-of vocabulary words. Al o pictured is Miss Doris Vogt- man. CORE DEPARTMENT Having a class discussion of current events are Harold McMullen. Mis Hazel Tarry. Miss Rose Boghasen. Ted Repsholdl. and Mrs. Jean Hand- berg. Pago % SCIENCE DEPARMENT Thinking of the mm left by the last period lab class are: Standing: Garwood Braun, William Einbecker, J. D. Floyd, and H. Everett Hanson. Seated: Miss Mary Lee Olsen. John Bronting. and Mrs. Ixirainc Cardinal. LIBRARIANS Miss Dorothy Tearc, librarian and Mrs. Mae Swanson, assistant librarian, know that book learnin' is important. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Let’s try giving these social studies teachers some of their own tests! Standing are Ralph Roh- ling, Robert Benson, and John Vyn. Seated, left to right, are Miss Shirley liartz. Leslie Libakken, Harlan Phillipi, Miss Marguerite Prahl, Mrs. Mae Swanson, and Miss Hildreth Spencer. Page 97 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Envy them ? We sure «Io! They understand x2(ab). paraboles. and even story problems. These mathematicians are: Standing: Charles Stunkel, I.owed Leake. Rodney Ia-verentz, Charles Win!.ley, Karl W!ildermuth. and Monroe Hall. Seated: Miss Florence Wood. Miss Christine MacMartin. and Miss Ruth Greenwald. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Here are the lingustic ladies of the language de- partment. comparing French, Spanish, Latin, and German notes. Standing are Miss Alice Anderson. Miss Elizabeth Joiner. Miss Linda Rodenbeck. and Mis. Hildeganle Sandahl. Seated are Mrs. Phyllis Diller, Miss Shirley Bogs, and Miss Grace Mc- Kichan. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Dora Bean, Mrs. Marjorie l.othian. and Miss Gladys Cairncross seem to have found that things are cookin' in their department. Page 98 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT “Now, students. Id' try for 180 words per minute, with no mistake on this ten minute tim- ing!” That' what Mi Marie Wall. Mrs. Greta Mount. Harold Henderson, standing: and Frank Zipoy. seated, are thinking. ART DEPARTMENT William Kolbe is really trying to cut the wood, not Robert Palmgren’s hand! INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND BUILDING TRADES DEPARTMENT Left: The members of the industrial arts depart- ment teaeh mechanical drawing, woodwork, elec- trical work, auto mechanics, and driver education. They are: Standing—Wallace Hammerberg. Rich- ard Baldrini. Seated Lloyd Devereaux, Paul Mac Laughlin. Front- Harry Bolle. Right: The building trades staff supervises training which results in the actual building of a house every two years. The staff includes: Ronald Kehrberg (kneel- ing) and Harold Carpenter. Page 99 CIR|,S’ GYM DEPARTMENT The - fine examples of Rood posture are: Front Row Miss Marilyn Falk. Miss Evanne Fill. Mid- dle Row Miss Thco Zaeske, Mrs. Helen Philip- son. Miss Mary Thompson. Back row Miss Jean Bablcr. Mrs. Shirlcc Chain:non. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The musically inclined here include Harold Finch, director of the band and orchestra; and Miss Nancy Anderson and Chester Kyle, choral directors. BOYS’ GYM DEPARTMENT Here are the gym musclemen: Back Row C. A. Carlson, Joe Ostrander. Don Davis, Richard Ault, Richard Baldrini. Front Row—Don Burson, Rob- ert Kendig, and Don Kane. Page 100 CAFETERIA STAFF Our thank go to the member of the cafeteria staff for the excellent food. Front Row Mrs. Helen Hamm. Mr . Caroline Pehan. Mrs. Lila Lencioni. Bark Row—- Mr . Marian Jenkins. Mi Ida Harder. Mr . Florence Allen. Mr . Marjorie Hampton. Other members of the cafeteria staff include: Front Row—Mr. Charles Faye, manager and chef; Drliso Vincenzo. Back Row Mrs. Annie Vander Bloomen, Mr . Hilda Isscl. Mrs. Johanna Lenzcni, Mr . Katherine Tillotson. Mr . Emily Sandberg. Mr . MatRaret Schriver, Mr . Je e Norrlen. BUS DRIVERS Front Row Mr. Charles Winkler, Mr. F'rank McClory, Mr. Rirco l-adurini. Mr. Howard Pantle. Bark Row Mr. Floyd Bock. Mr. A1 Inland. Mr. John McLeran. Mr. Charles Palmieri. CUSTODIANS Many of the custodians were not available for the picture, but here are some of them: Front Row Mr. John Sordyl. Mr. Ricco Ladurini. Back Row Mr. Marshall Ledlie, Mr. Ned Glader, Mr. Peter Chioni. Page 101 Mrs. Eleanor Bock of the attendance office ap- parently needs a rest period but she has her pass book ever-ready. OFFICE STAFF ENGINEERS ANI) FIREMEN These efficient ladies work in the main office. They include Mrs. Me Shea hen. Mrs. Audrey Benson, Mrs. Joan Sheik, and Miss Vcrnette Wcr- hanc. The powerful powerhouse crew includes: Front Row Mr. Robert Wetzel, Mr. Norman Peter- son, Mr. Charles Palmer. Back Row Mr. Woo- drow Coughenour, Mr. Stanley Sikorski. Absent Mr. Albert Godwin. BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE Standing behind Miss Lillian C. Tucker, Board of Education secretary, are her assistants: Mrs. Lucille Ubl. Miss Viola Evert, and Mrs. Joan Klcmp. The guardian of HPHS's health is Miss Lulu I .as well, school nurse. Page 102 INDEX A Acknowledgements.............................. 103 Anderson A., session............................ 83 Anderson N., session............................ 83 Art department faculty...-...................... 99 B Bablcr, session................................. 83 Baldrini, session ...� ...................-..... 87 Band .......................................... 42 Bean, session.................................. 78 Benson, session ................................ 87 Board of Education........................... 94 Bogs, session ................................. 79 Bollc, session................................. 88 Boys’ Club..................................... 45 Boys’ Rifle Club....................-.......... 50 Braun, session ................................ 88 Burson, session ............................... 88 C Candid pictures .............................36-38 Cardinal, session ............................. 88 Carlson, session .............................. 79 Carpenter, session ............................ 89 Changnon, session ............................. 89 Cheerleaders .................................. 47 Commercial department faculty.................. 99 Core department faculty........................ 96 Covert, session ............................... 79 Custodians.................................101-102 I) Davis, session ................................ 83 Deans ......................................... 94 Devereaux, session ............................ 79 Dillcr, session ............................... 89 E English departent faculty...................... 96 F Falk, session ................................. 84 Freshman executive board....................... 87 G Garrick Club .................................. 48 Girls’ Club ................................... 45 Girls ensemble ................................ 41 Grounds supervisor ......................-..... 95 Guidance director ............................. 95 H Hall, session ................................. 81 Hammerberg, session............................ 84 Handberg, session ............................ 81 Hanson, session ...............................89 Hartz, session ............................... 84 Henderson, session ........................... 80 H. G. A....................................... 46 Home economics department faculty............ 100 Honor society and other awards................ 52 I Intramurals, boys ........................ 32-33 Intramurals, girls .........................34-35 J Joiner, session............................... 80 Junior executive board........................ 78 K Kendig, session .............................. 84 Kluge, session................................ 81 Kolbc, session ............................... 90 L language department faculty................... 98 Leake, session................................ 90 Levemtz, session ............................. 85 Library Board................................. 50 Lill, session ................................ 90 Little Giant Staff............................. 4 M Math department faculty....................... 98 Marshal Board................................. 41 McKichan. session .................. 80 McMullen, session .................. 85 Mixed ensemble ............................... 41 Morgan, session .............................. 85 O Office workers............................101-102 Olsen, session ............................... 90 Orchestra .................................... 43 Ostrander, session .................. 85 P Pep Club...................................... 51 Physical education department faculty........ 100 Principal .................................... 94 Prahl, session ............................... 86 R Rcpsholdt, session .................. 86 Rodenbeck, session ..........-................ 91 Rohling, session ............................. 91 s 91 Senior Executive Board 54 Senior Pictures 55-71 Shoreline staff 14 Social Studies department faculty 97 82 Spencer, session 85 Sports 16 48 Stewart, session 81 Student Counci} .............................. 44 Swanson, session............................. 91 T Tarry, dbssion ............................... 92 Todd, session ................................ 86 Triad Music Club.............................. 51 V Varsity Club .............. .................. 47 Vocational department faculty................. 99 Vogtman, sesssion ............................ 92 W Wildcrmuth, session........................... 92 Wood, session ................................ 92 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Faculty Adviser JOHN MUNSKI Consultant NORMAN KOENIG THE NORMAN KING COMPANY Portraits WALINGER STUDIO 37 South Wabash Avenue Chicago 3, Illinois Photography WILBUR PAGE, senior BOB BAUMANN, senior DAVE LEWIS, junior Art Work NORMAN KOENIG) (layout) BILL QUINN, senior (illustrations) MICHELLE WIZNER, senior (cover design) Typing (•AIL DIRECTOR, senior Publisher NORMAN KING COMPANY, INC. 3210 Grove Avenue Berwyn, Illinois