Hillsboro High School - Hillsburro Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1952 volume:

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Q if J' 1 1 Q W ff gg A Sv 5 'V 0 is ageless. She is the same child to us that she was to our parents, our grandparents, yes, even to our great-grandparents. But We are different from the boys and girls she knew. Because We think that we have a Wonderland that will be as surprising to her as the one she visited, We are taking her and some of her companions through E.H.S. Land. We Will show her the people who administer our school, the people who teach us, the boys and girls who are our classmates. We will show her, too, the classrooms where we Work and study, the organizations We belong to, the good times we have, and the sports we participate in and enjoy watching. We are confident that she will find much to amaze her, much to marvel at in this Wonderland we love. Perhaps, by seeing it through her eyes, our eyes, too, will be more able to see some of the Wonders we sometimes take for granted. l , 1. 1 t e F X A l ,D i :Z A g ' .Q 'l' 'i l I -'LTL' 'I 1,4-L, f W if E U , , i U L. ' ,Gi ll ' 1 if YQ ' W -is K -ig? 1 I l Q Q ty I lt lll 'N lu ll llu Nt wt ,ll n . XT ll 3 li' it vylilll 'A xt, 7 A-I X 12 N. J Q, Q , 2 ,f ,ff J. -H .J f W 1 Q! Es!! ff I sw ' J ff A 6 ph ' ' ,Jf W , . ' If if fl Zine afcfminidiraiion and gacufiy I law-M, ,pf 'v' 4 r . he alclminidfra fora 0 ..,w Upper right-Mr. Orrin G. Thompson, Superintendent of the Elgin Public Schools, Lower right-Mr. Marvin L. Berge, Assistant Superintendent and Director of Curriculum and Instruction. Left to riqhtvMr. Chauncey H. Wells, Dr. Milton H. Partridge, Mr. S. Mills Enoe, Mr. Frank D. Urie, Mr. Donald W. Valentine, Mr. Vincent Coleman, President, Mr. Orrin G. Thompson, Mr. Willard Beebe, Secretary, Mr. Albert F. Billings, Mr. Donald F. Melms, Mr. Raymond M. Pearsall, Mr. E. O. Southard. It is to the Board of Education that the students of Elgin High School owe their many advantages: for these men, elected by the citizens of Elgin, ad- minister the money which provides those advantages. They hire the mem- bers of the faculty: they provide for the equipment and maintenance of our school. We are grateful to them for this wise and careful planning for the education of Elgin's children from kindergarten through the Community College. 10 Mr. Iohn A. Kratft, Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys. 'Num Miss Elma C. Engelbrecht, Assistant Principal and Dean of Girls. 11 Mr. Roscoe S. Cartwright, Prin- cipal of Elgin High School. Mr. Cartwright has been Prin- cipal of E.H.S. since 1944. Every student knows him to be an un- derstanding friend and wise counselor. S Z5 S 5 2 If 1 I 12 he gacuffy Row one-Don W. Arnold, Head oi the Commercial Department: Gene R. Bennett, Commercial: Miss Marge Bier- sach, English, Director of Plays: Elmer R. Bohnert, Industrial Arts: Marion Bry- son, Mathematics: Miss Enid Burns. English, Sponsor ot the Mirror: Ioe Cant- rell, Science: Miss Faith Cavell, English. Row two-Mrs, Bess Chapman. As- sistant Librarian: William Chesbrough, Boys' Physical Education, Basketball: Iohn Conzelman, Social Science: Ronald Cook, Science: Miss Katherine Davery. Social Science: Emery Ebbert, Boys' Physical Education, Football: Miss Mabel Engelbrecht, Foreign Language: Kenneth Ettner, English, Iunior Class Sponsor. Row three-Mike A. Farroh, Boys' Physical Education, Intramurals: Miss Elsie Fletcher, English: Mrs. Florence Fletcher, Home Economics: Arthur Grat- iam. Industrial Arts: Paul Green, Social Science, Track Coach: Howard Greiner, Industrial Arts: Byrus Hall, English: Arthur E. Hill, A Cappella, Head of Music Department. Row four-Miss Ethel Hoaglund, Li- brarian: Ellison H. Hake, Radio Pro- gram Director: Miss Helen locelyn, Eng- lish: Miss Cleora Iohnson, Home Eco- nomics: Miss Martha I. Iones, English, Senior Class Sponsor: Arthur Kanies, Industrial Arts: Miss Helen Kettering, Science: Marvin Kuhlmann, Science. Row five-Miss Marion Laffey, Music, Director of Orchestra: Karl Lehr, Social Science: Miss Edna Lewis, Commercial: Miss Hazel Linktield, Head of Foreign Language Department: C. A. Lloyd, In- dustrial Arts: Miss Wilda A, Logan. Head of Girls' Physical Education: Mrs, Gertrude C. Meadows, English, Spon- sor of Maroon: Miss Rose Marie Meyer, Girls' Physical Education. 13 The high school office, where schedules are made out, program changes are made, and records are kept. Lett to right: Lois Kay Peek, Norma Willaert, Eileen Schiflerer, lVlrs. Eva Hopkins. Mrs. Beulah Lueck, Attendance Director, who checks on absences and issues admit slips. Mr. L. V. Robinson, High School Treasurer, explains the money counter to Verlys Wil- harm, one of his assistants. Upper-In front of one of the interesting bulletin boards in Mrs. Pasel's French I class are, leit to right: Frederick Wymann, Nan lean Melms, Barbara Peters, and Nancy Pierce. Lower-At work in Miss Murray's vocational typing I class are, left to right: Ienniier Henderson, Mary Darlison. Henry Hunter, Inge Dosudil. and Shirley Egland. he gacu ty How one-eMiss Glennie Morrow. Commercial: Miss Dorothy Murray, Commercial: Missl Margaret New- man, Head oi the English Depart- ment: Mrs. Dora Pasel, Foreign Lan- guage: George W. Peck, Commer- cial: Miss Mary A. Peters, Mathe- matics: Mrs. Charlene Phelps, Girls' Physical Education. How twoelialph Phillips, Science. Sophomore Class Sponsor: Miss Irene Pielemeier, Foreign Language: Harry E. Raplus, Head of Agricul- ture Department: L. V. Robinson. Commercial, High School Treasurer: Arthur Roggen, Head of Boys' Physi- cal Education, Cross Country: Albert Scharf, Boys' Physical Education. Wrestling, Baseball: Mrs. Marie Schramm, School Nurse, Home Nursing. How three-Norman Scibetta, In- dustrial Arts: Homer H. Shelby. Head of Social Science Department. Forensics Director: Miss Theresa Siren, Mathematics: Miss Mary L. Smith, Social Science: Frederick Spiegel, Social Science: Miss Lucille Stansell, Home Economics: Miss Elizabeth Stearns, Home Economics. Row four-Douglas Steensland. Music, Director oi Band: Miss Nora Stickling, English: Miss Marjorie Stofiregen, English: G. B. Stuart, Science, Golf Coach: P. E. Taylor, Head of Industrial Arts Department: Mrs. Amalia Tetzner, Study Hall Teacher: E. M. von lsser, Head of Art' Department, Swimming Coach: E. C. Waggoner, Head of Science Department, Visual Aids Director. Director ol Radio Station WEPS. Row five - Mrs. Clara Wilson, Sight Saving Teacher: Miss Hortense E. Wilson, Head of Mathematics De- partment: Walter M. Wilson, Social Science, Sponsor of Student Council: Robert T. Winn, Science, Athletics Ticket Manager: Mrs. Eva Hopkins, Secretary to Mr. Cartwright: Mrs. Beulah Lueck, Attendance Director: Miss Eileen Schifferer, Clerk: Miss Norma Willaert, Clerk. Left-Studying the merits of several colleges in prepara tion for College Day are, left to right Marlene Yarwood Harold Westphal, Pat Weeks, Lorraine Treadwell Dale McCallum, Charles McBriarty, and Bruce Lehke 14 3 5 5 Z 2 5 15 9. fir? ,wffw . . 4 'iv Y Q - - M W ,ggg:..sE:e- ii Mme , Q ff, Y' 1 ., zr gieg-., W fEss2afE?' 52: . ' ii sim Lx 5353, ix , , ., .,4m.m: :.,-.-, Q :-g ang . K ming X? , rg A ' 'B , - S A-ww' , W eww Mtn' 1 ,W-1, ,L ta w A' ul. ' 1 -4, MQ WW Cfadded are jnieredfing ai . Upper left-Babs Hettinger addresses Mr. Shelby's social science class. In foreground, left to right, are: Sharon Hedblade, Dave Nelson, and Nan Covey. Upper right--Herman Gruber is using some of the fine sight saving equipment. Center left-In Mr. Scibetta's craft I class. left to right, Fred Parr is hammering out a metal ash tray. Tom Spring is forming a plastic candy dish, and Gerry Benstein is installing snap buttons on a leather belt. Center right-In Miss Smith's modern history class. Don Plote points out a location to Neil Murphy as the rest of the class looks on. Left to right: Barbara O'Brien, Leesa Heinrich, Shirley Hamilton, Barbara Brines, Bob Barnwell, Dale Sherwood, Morla Kruse. Barbara Hol- land, Al Skjoldager, Elaine Bernstein, Shirley Weiss, Carol White, and Carol Sayland. Lower left-Gloria Erdman is the model for Betty Iacob's sketch in Mr. von Isser's Art 8 class. Lower center-Pat Dlouhy spins a record in Mr. Steensland's music appreciation class. First row, left to right: Nancy Iohnson, Janice Voltz, Marlene Helberg. Nancy Nohl. Second row. Claire Borrud, Morla Ann Kruse, Ed Coombs, Dick Perkins. Third row: Lester Ottinger, Tom Lyon, and Ed Driscoll. Lower right-Left to right, Herb Smith. Marvin Buch- holtz, and Roger Mueller watch De Wayne Block begin work on a table in Mr. Lloyd's vocational woodshop 17 ere L4 arieiy in . . Cllaaaea Upper rightvMr. Bennett demonstrates the mimeograph for Sandra Iohnson, Ioan Behrens and Muriel Orban. Upper right-Ronnie Bjick, lack Ballsmith, and Rhoda Melberg are discov- ering the relationships between chords and arcs in Miss Peter's geometry I class. Lower left-Sue Brinkman cmd Ieotn Hansen discuss a sewing problem while Doris Payne stitches in Mrs. Fletcher's clothing III class. Lower center-What are they pantomiming in Miss B's Dramatics I class? Front row, left to riqht: Darlene Brightbill, Nancy Arnold, Shirley Donnell, Ioan Galbeck. Back row: Howard Narofsky, Gertrude Meyer. Center right-ln Miss Kettering's biology I class, Mary Ann Begallca, Ruth Horwitt, and Ralph Kallenbach are watching Iohn Morton work on his pet project, the aquarium. Lower right-Wally Gifford, Norman Zierke, Bob Muirhead, lim Burnidge and Bob Norgard show some of their F.F.A. projects. sf ac 4 N, .021 4 ,wig 4 Wwemf AM 'S' ww , A f , 4 , ,W ' wk earning by oing UpperiIt's an interesting chem- istry problem that so absorbs these students in Mr. Phi1lips's chem class. Left to right: Bob Norgard, Ioe Westwood, Dick Larson, Lee Kirk- patrick, Roy Erboe, and Pam Weeks. Center-Surely it's a cake that Audrey Whalen, Toby Thomas, and Wanda Tucker are making in Miss Iohnson's foods class. Lower Ieft-Mr. Bohnert watches as Ed Coombs grinds a lathe tail stock spindle center. Lower right-Without these three we would have no delicious cafe- teria meals. Left to right: Mrs. Rose Stickling, Mrs. Maude Parlasca, Mrs. Hazel Fricke. 20 he ainienance Staff of .H Upper rightAMr. A. E. Schmidgall, Supervising Engi- neer. Mr. Schmidgall efficiently supervises all the men who keep our building clean, heated, and in good repair. Center-Paul Schultz, the fireman at E.H.S. Lower, left to right-Charles Paulin, maintenance man, who is called when bulbs burn out or rooms are too cold. Ray L. Phillips, janitor, cleans the board in 202. Francis A. Pierce, janitor, sweeps up the papers we care- lessly leave on the floor. Iesse L. Willard and William Sommers, janitors, do their work after most oi us have left for home. 3.40 '-1 iN , , ffifgW fHQ5! EAW K N Zlw Sena ,QA mf EQ M 5159 'Y , wif ix wdx K V W WN by gfjmw Z f - 25315522 I ..... 6. 1 sf 1 1 2 A if? J 'V ' W, Q Q, lie Claw Jrfiatory UpperfThe Class Officers: Sue Linder, secretary: Donne Plote, vice president: David Nelson, president: Pat Weeks. treasurer. Lower-The Class Council: First row, left to right: Dick Brant, Sue Linder, Dave Nelson, Theo. Bahwell, Mary Lar- sen, Donne Plote, Peg Fritz, Eileen Oechsle. Second row: Charles McBriarty, Norman Zierke, Beverly Steifens. lim Hansen, Ianice Towner, Carol Davenport, Neil Murphy, Nancy Miller, Gerry Benstein, Bob Leland, Bob Schaff. On a bright, sunshiny day in September, 1949 Csome 200 bewildered freshmenl we entered Elgin High School to become the members of the Class of '52. Our class quickly revealed its leadership under the guidance of our class sponsor, Miss Martha Iones. We were one of the first classes to become organized during our freshman year, electing as our officers: Pat Weeks, president: Wallace Gifford, vice-president: Nancy Miller, secretary: and Henry Pear- sall, treasurer. Amidst a typical autumn theme of corn shocks and pumpkins, we held our first mixer, Pumpkin Prance. Later in the year we invited our future classmates froml Abbott to attend our first class party, May Daze. During our sophomore year, the class enrollment reached its high of 372 members. We chose Donne Plote, president: Don Valentine, vice-president: Rosemary Mortellaro, secre- tary: and Sue Linder, treasurer. We called our class party the Fifty-two Fantasy. Our class sweaters of hunter green and white, our rings, a white carnation for our flower, and our motto, Today's effort builds tomorrow's success , were all selected. We became juniors at the mid-century. Fred Steffen was elected president: Allen Skjol- dager, vice-president: Sue Linder, secretary: and Elizabeth Shock, treasurer. Iunior Inn- Revue was chosen for our mid-semester party. Our junior play, Green Stockings, was a tremendous hit. The Iunior-Senior Prom, Moonlight Magic , was the major co-operative activity with the seniors. At last we became the upperclassmen, seniors. Dave Nelson was elected president: Donne Plote, vice-president: Sue Linder, secretary: and Pat Weeks, treasurer. Mr. John Conzelman was appointed the assistant sponsor for the senior year. Our Homecoming will long be remembered as one of the best. At Touchdown Tempo , the homecoming dance, Fred Steffen and Sue Linder were crowned King and Queen. Years Ago will be recorded in school history as one of the best senior plays. Candy Cane Capers was selected as the name for our Christmas class party. The ingenuity of our class members was cleverly shown in the costumes worn to the Maskapade , a dance sponsored by us for the entire student body. Class Day, Baccalaureate, the Prom, and all other Commencement activities will never be forgotten. Awards Day and Honors Day reviewed our achievements. We ,tried to be constructive leaders so that our record of achievements, particularly in the field of scholarships, music, dramatics, speech and athletics, will make the class of 1952 one to be long remembered, 24 Clam 0 l95 DARLENE MAE BACAK - Dee Dee Treble 15 Aeolian 25 Mixed Chorus 35 G.A.A. 4. Pet Peeve: Show-offs. Ambition: To travel. THEO IANET BAHWELL - Teddy German Club l, 2, 35 Girls' Club Council 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Class Council 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Boys who are late for dates. Ambition: To travel. MARCIA IANYCE BAILEY Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Chem-Phys. 3. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: B. S. degree in nursing. LEO LINCOLN BAILLEAUX - O1eo Entered from Benton High School in junior year. Iunior Red Cross Representative 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Intramural Sports 35 Hi-Y 4. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Ambition: To grow up. MAETA MARCIA BALDING - Marsharsh Class Council '15 Student Council 25 Class Play 3, 45 A Cappella 4. Pet Peeve: Big headed athletes. Ambition: Merchandise buyer. PETER POWELL BANG -- Pete Spanish Club 15 Science Club ly Intramural Wrestling 15 Homeroom Basketball 4. Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: To be rich. IANET MARIE BANKS - Lou G.A.A. 15 Treble Choir 15 Collectors' Club 25 F.B.L.A. 3. Pet Peeve: Boys that don't act their age. Ambition: Physical education teacher. ROBERT ALLEN BARNWELL - Barney Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 I-Iomeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Girls that act high and mighty. Ambition: Businessman or radio and television. SHARON LOU BARTELT - Sherry French Club, Treasurer 2, 35 Aeolian 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls Club Council 4. Pet Peeve: Red skirts with pink sweaters. Ambition: To live in California. IUNE MAURICE BATTIN Spanish Club l, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: The song Iune ls Busting Out All Over . Ambition: To get a good job. HELEN MARIE BAUKIN - 'Butch Class Council 25 Aeolian 25 Student Council 3, 45 Mixed Chorus, Pres. 3, Treas. 4. Pet Peeve: Telephone party lines. Ambition: To learn how to drive. WILLIARD BEEBE III - Sunny Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Big Timber Dancers 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Most girls. Ambition: To be happy. GORDON ARTHUR ALBRIGHT - Doctor Band l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, Z5 Demonstrators' Club 25 Chem-Phys. 3, 4. Pet Peeve: A car with no radio. Ambition: Research chemist. BYRON CARLO ANDERSON - Andy Baseball 15 Band l, 25 Spanish Club 35 Chem-Phys. 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Ambition: Mining engineer or chemist. EVELYN IANET ANDERSON - Eve Modern Dance ly Latin Club 2. Pet Peeve: Show-offs. Ambition: To marry a multi-millionaire. MARLENE CAROLE ANDRESEN G.A.A. l, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2. Pet Peeve: Show-offs. Ambition: To find a way to make money. LOIS IEAN APP M Bubbles Collectors' Club l5 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: High heels and anklets. Ambition: To graduate. DONALD STEWART AUSTIN -- Don Basketball 1, Z, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Z5 E-Club 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Flirty girls. Ambition: To be a millionaire. IOAN SHIRLEY BEHRENS - Io Bowling l, 2, 4, German Club l, 2, Treble Choir l, Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: People with pet peeves. Ambition: To be a secretary and travel. ROBERT KEITH BELLOWS - Bob Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Ambition: To be a television engineer. EUGENE PATRICK BELTZ e- Gene Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, Football l, Boys' Glee l, 2. Pet Peeve: People who say I don't know. Ambition: To see the world. SYLVIA IOANNE BENNETT - lo Band I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Ambition: To parachute from a plane. GERRY BENSTEIN - Peep Student Council l, Class Play 3, 4, E.H.S. Players 3, 4 Treasurer, Class Council 4. Pet Peeve: Unreasonable people. Ambition: Marriage. IESSIE BARBARA BERG H Red Band l, 2, 3, 4, Musicians' Club 3, G.A.A. 4. Pet Peeve: Homeroom. Ambition: To do church office work. he Claw VICTOR THOMAS BERGHOLT - Vic Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, Mixed Chorus 2: A Cappella 3. Pet Peeve: Guys who run around the halls yelling, Hey, Duke. Ambition: To pass English. IOAN ALBERTA BERKE - fo Treble Choir l, Bowling 2, Badminton 3, G.A.A. 4. Pet Peeve: Snobs. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. BARBARA 'IOYCE BERNDT -- Barb G.A.A. l, Modern Dance 3, Bowling 4, Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: Conceited people, Ambition: To be a housewife. ELAINE LOIS BERNSTEIN - Laney Debate l, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, Verse Speaking Choir 3, 4 Vice President, E.H.S. Players 4, Girls' Club Council 4. Pet Peeve: Cotton skirts in the winter. Ambition: To graduate irom college. RONALD GORDON BIERMAN - Emil Intramural Baseball l, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4, Projection Club l, 2. Pet Peeve: Stuck up women. Ambition: To get acquainted with out of town girls. DeWAYNE JOHN BLOCK - Humphrey Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, E Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Lipstick that comes off. Ambition: To graduate from high school in four years. GORDON HAROLD BLOOMPIELD lntramural Handball l, 2, 4, lntramural Table Tennis l, 2, 4, Badminton l, 2, 4, Chem-Phys. Club 3. Pet Peeve: College Prep English. Ambition: To be a businessman. ARNOLD MARVIN BOCHUM - Arnie lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Projection Club 4, In- tramural Baseball l, 2, 3, Band l. Pet Peeve: Girls that drink. Ambition: To be a millionaire. BARBARA ANN BOE -- Barb German Club 3, F.B.L.A. 4. Pet Peeve: People who are always late. Ambition: To have a lot of money. IOHN EDWIN BOGERT Band l, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Sports l, 2, 3. 4. Pet Peeve: Nervous drivers. Ambition: To be a business executive. ELAINE BERNICE BOLLNOW - Lorrie German Club l, 2. Pet Peeve: People who are never on time. Ambition: To amount to something. STANLEY WALTER BONCOSKEY, IR. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, E Club 2, 3, 4, Class Council 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Ambition: To join the marines. of 1952 BETTY IEAN BUHRMAN - Beep G.A.A. l7 Spanish Club 3. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. GENE GORDON BURKART Speech Club l7 Boxing l7 Square Dancing 2, 3, 47 Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: The bump on iirst floor. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. IAMES MERRILL BURNIDGE Intramural Volleyball 37 I-lorneroom Basketball 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Trying to think of a pet peeve. Ambition: To be an aviator. VIRGINIA LOU BURNIDGE - Ginny G.A.A, 2, 3, 47 Maroon 2, 3, 47 Square Dancing 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Forward girls. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. WALTER IAMES BURNIDGE - lim F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Pres. Pet Peeve: Smoking. Ambition: Veterinarian or livestock farmer. DOROTHY IEAN BUSHAW - Dart G.A.A. l, 37 Treble Choir l7 Spanish Club 27 Girls' Club Council 4. Pet Peeve: Show-offs. Ambition: To get married. WILIAM PRESTON BYRD - Willie Football l, 27 Homeroom Basketball l, 2. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To grow a mustache. DAVID BRUCE CHAMBERLAIN - Duke Football l, 27 Intramural Basketball 2, 37 Wrestling 3, 47 Maroon Staff 4. Pet Peeve: Radio with no car. Ambition: Artist-retirement. KAREN LYNN CHAPMAN - Chappy Cheerleading l, 27 Girls' Club Representative l, 27 Maroon 2, 3, 4 co-editor7 Modern Dance 4. Pet Peeve: Not having a class song. Ambition: To graduate from college. IOANNE CIACCIO - Io G.A.A. 2, 3, 47 Demonstrators' Club 2, 37 Girls' Club Council 37 F.B.L.A. 4. Pet Peeve: Waiting for someone. Ambition: Teacher of physical education. DELORES ANN CLAUSEN - Dee G.A.A. 17 Girls' Club 4. Pet Peeve: Bossy people. Ambition: To be a court room reporter or secretary. DONALD LEE COESTER - Don Homeroom Basketball l, 2. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: None. RICHARD ROSS BRANT - Dick Entered from Warren G. Harding Senior High School, Warren, Ohio, in junior year. Student Council l, 2, 3, 47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 E-Club l, 2, 3, 47 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeves: Girls who snoke. Ambition: To get a college education. BARBARA IUNE BRINES e Barb Special Choir l7 Girls' Club Representative 2, 37 F.B.L.A. 3. Pet Peeve: Pet peeves. Ambition: To be a good housewife. LOIS SUE BRINKMAN - Suzie Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 47 Speech Club lj Student Council 2, 37 Modern Dance 4. Pet Peeve: Dominating people. Ambition: To graduate from Michigan State. BARBARA ANN BROADNAX - Barb G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who wear silk stockings with slacks. Ambition: To get married. SALLY LOUISE BRUDERER - Susie 1 Treble Choir l7 Aeolian Choir Z7 German Club 37 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Sophisticated people. Ambition: To get married. MARLENE ANN BUHMANN - Mar German Club l, 2. Pet Peeve: People who are always telling me to hurry. Ambition: To play the accordion professionally. EDWIN RAYMOND COOMBS - Ed Pet Peeve: Teachers. Ambition: To be a traveling salesrnan. ALFRED PREDRICK CORK - Al F.F.A. l, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Fur coats. Ambition: To be a farmer. PREEDA MARCELLE CORK G.A.A. lp Glee Club ly Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a secretary. NAN IEAN COVEY - Nan Class Council ly Girls' Club Cabinet 2, 4: A Cappella 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who are always griping. Ambition: To be happy. DONNA IUNE CREMEENS - Iunie Entered from Benton High School, Benton, Illinois, Ianuary 27, 1951. Pep Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3, G.A.A. 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Chewed fingernails. Ambition: To be a nurse. CAROL IOY CRICHTON Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Class Council 31 E.H.S. String Trio 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who talk, wiggle, or knit at concerts. Ambition: To be a composer and symphony orchestra player. e Claw YVONNE NANCY CULVERSON - Bonnie Indian Dancing 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Speech Club 3. Pet Peeve: People who can't make up their minds. Ambition: To have fun. CAROL LEE DAVENPORT Student Council l, 25 Class Council 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Iunior Red Cross 4. Pet Peeve: People who are always late. Ambition: To go to California. DAN ROBERT DeYOUNG I-Iomeroom Basketball Z: Red Cross 3: Student Council 4. Pet Peeve: Women who smoke. Ambition: To be a missionary. IOHN ARNOLD DICKSON Band l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish.Club l, 2: Orchestra 3, 4: Projection Club 3. Pet Peeve: Playing in the band at cold football games. Ambition: To be a missionary. IUDITH ANN DOCKA - Iudi G.A.A. 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: F.B.L.A. 3, 4: Girls' Club 4. Pet Peeve: People who can't mind their own business. Ambition: To graduate. LLOYD IAY DOLBY f Sharkey Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball. Pet Peeve: Daily assignments. Ambition: To be a research chemist. INGEBORG ERIKA DOSUDIL Entered from Graz High School, Austria, September l95l. German Club 47 Future Teachers' Club 4: Tennis Club 4. Pet Peeve: Rushing between periods from one room to another. Ambition: To be a teacher in high school. DOLORES IOAN DRALLE - Toots G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Class Council 2: German Club 2: Spanish Club 3. Pet Peeve: People Who talk too much. Ambition: To be happy. EDWIN PAUL DRISCOLL Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Ambition: To be a drum teacher. NANCY IO DROUGHT - Io G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Girl Club ly Aeolian 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: To go to Texas. PHILIP HARRY DYER Entered from Brown Vocational High, Wilmington, Delaware, September I, l95l. ROBERT EATON - Bob Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Spanish Club 3. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Ambition: To be a C.P.A. 0 1952 CAROL IEAN FEHRMANN G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2. Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Ambition: To graduate. ALAN WILLIAM FERRISS W AI Football l, Z, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Baseball Z, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Speaking in assembly. Ambition: To be a public speaker. PHYLLIS MAE FISCHER - Phyl Future Teachers' Club l, 2, 3, 4 Pres.5 Spanish Club l, 25 Class Council 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Short hair, Ambition: To graduate from college. IOHN WILLIAM FRANZEN Spanish Club I, 2, 35 Chem-Phys. Club 4. Pet Peeve: Trigonometry. Ambition: To be an engineer. PEG MOORE FRITZ - Pegasus G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Girls' Club Cabinet 35 Class Council 3, 4. Pet Peeve: 8:15 on Monday morning. Ambition: To go West. IAMES O. FRUENDT - lim Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Football I5 Baseball 3. Pet Peeve: Reckless drivers. Ambition: To see the Kentucky Derby. DONALD CHARLES GARLAND - Brilliant Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chem'Phys. Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Intramural Bowling 4. Pet Peeve: Long assignments. Ambition' To be a successful engineer. BARBARA IEAN GARRISON - Barb Future Teachers' Club 2, 35 Aeolian 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 French Club 4. Pet Peeve: People who corne to get groceries tive minutes before closing time. Ambition: To get married. CAROLE SUSANNE GEBHARD Band I, 25 German Club l, 25 French Club 4. Pet Peeve: People who rush me. Ambition: To Work in a library Without going io college. IOAN CAROL GERBERDING - Butch Latin Club 25 G.A.A. 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To become a nurse. IUNE CAROLYN GERBERDING G.A.A. I, Z, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Red Cross Council 35 Girls' Club Council 4. Pet Peeve: Short hair. Ambition: To get a Phi Psi pin. WALLACE CHARLES GIFFORD - Tweeker Class Vice-president l5 Student Council l, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Hi-Y 4. Pet Peeve: Women who smoke. Ambition: To be an agricultural engineer. DONALD L. EBERLY - Luche Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee I5 Projection Club I, 2. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Ambition: To get rich quick. VIRGINIA MARY EMERY - Gin Girls' Club Representative 2, 35 A Cappella 45 Mod- ern Dance 45 Iunior Red Cross Representative 4. Pet Peeve: Sexauer, the name of the street that I live on. Ambition: To always be at retiring age. ARLENE HELENE ENOE aa Ar G.A.A. I, 2, 4. Pet Peeve: Noisy people. Ambition: To stay single. GLORIA IANE ERDMAN - Glorie G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Treble I5 Aeolian Z5 Square Dancing 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Boys who think that they are God's gift to women. Ambition: To be successful. IOYCE ELAINE ERICKSON M Icy G.A.A. I, 2. Pet Peeve: Big Wigs. Ambition: To enter the WAVES. DONALD EUGENE ETTER Entered from Glenbard High School in junior year. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 3, 45 Intramural Sports 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who call themselves good drivers. Ambition: To graduate. MORRIS E. GILLESPIE - MorIie Football l, 2, 3, 4: E-Club Z, 3, 4: Intramural l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Chevies with red flashing lights. Ambition: To own a yacht. RICHARD RAYMOND GNEKOW - Bud Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Ambition: To be a surveyor. BETTY LOU GOELTENBOTH - Betts Treble l: Aeolian 2: German Club 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who talk about you behind your back. Ambition: To be a success in life. RONALD DEAN GOFF A Cappella 2, 3. Pet Peeve: People with racial prejudice. Ambition: To be a success. IAMES LEON GOUGH - Big Jim Football l, 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2: Baseball 4. Pet Peeve: Fellows who tool with my white shirts and ties. Ambition: To be liked by everyone. ALAN LeROY GRANSKOG - Al Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Photo Club l, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 2, 3: E-Club 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Research papers. Ambition: To keep my insurance paid up. e Claw RICHARD HENRI GRANT - Dick Pet Peeve: The draft. Ambition: To be a plumber. DOROTHY GREEN - Dori Treble l: G.A.A. 3. Pet Peeve: A conceited boy or girl. Ambition: To be a singer. IAMES GROTEMEYER - Iim Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Class Council 3: Track l. Pet Peeve: Conceitecl people. Ambition: None. DONNA MAE GUTSCHOW G.A.A. l: Spanish Club 2: Ir. Red Cross 3, 4: A Cap- pella 4. Pet Peeve: People who don't listen when you're talking. Ambition: To be a secretary. ROGER EDWARD HACKLER - Reg Football 2, 3, 4: Mirror 4. Pet Peeve: Tall girls. Ambition: To be a football coach. DONALD LAVERNE HAHN - Din1ie F.B.I...A. 3: Intramural Basketball 4. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Ambition: To own a restaurant. MARGARET ELIZABETH HALEN - Peggy Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: Girls' Club Council 3: French Club 4. Pet Peeve: Cracking gum. Ambition: To be a doctor. ROBERTA MARIE HAMBY - Bobbie Maroon 4. Pet Peeve: To have my car stall. Ambition: To graduate. SHIRLEY DARLENE HAMILTON - Shirt Orchestra l: Band l, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 4: A Cappella 4. Pet Peeve: Sloppy boys. Ambition: To run an orphanage IIM WARREN HANSEN Football l, 2: Baseball 2, 3: Class Council 4: In- tramural Basketball 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Girls smoking, Ambition: None. SYLVIA CAROL HART - Sylvester G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: F.B.L.A. 3. Pet Peeve: Miss Englebrecht never believing what I say. Ambition: To fly in a jet. GERALDINE HEAD - Geri G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Treble l. Pet Peeve: People who clon't know what they want. Ambition: To go to Mexico, of 1952 DONALD EUGENE HENEISE Football l, 2, 3, 4: E-Club 2, 3, 4: Class Council 3: A Cappella 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Girls who go out with boys just because they are popular in sports. Ambition: To be a designer. MARY BABETTE HETTINGER - Bobs Entered in the middle oi sophomore year from Ripon, Wisconsin. Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: lr. Red Cross 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who ask too many questions, Ambition: To be a physical education teacher. WALTER WAYNE HILLESHIEM Intramural Sports I, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Hopped up '40 Plymouths. Ambition: To be a millionaire. EILEEN ELIZABETH HOBAN Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Representative 3: Indian Dancing 3, 4: Modern Dance 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Boys who wear levis in school. Ambition: To travel. DENNIS GORDON HODGE - Goldie Pet Peeve: Hot rodders. Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. RIA HOFFMAN Entered from high school in Germany in September, 1952. Indian Dancing 4: Student Council 4. Pet Peeve: Show-offs. Ambition: To live in America. ROBERT GEORGE HOFFMAN - Bob Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 4: I-Iomeroom Basketball 2. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a vocalist. WILLIAM VAN HOFFMAN M Guillermo Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4: Football I: Boys' Glee l. Pet Peeve: English. Ambition: To get a good job. BARBARA IO HOLLAND - Barb Entered from Gardena I-Iigh School in California in Senior year. Latin Club 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: To be a teacher or a nurse. LOIS ARLENE HOLLAND - Wo-Ho Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Treble Choir l: F.B.I...A. 3, 4 Secretary. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: To travel. TOM NORMAN HOPP - Hot-Rod Football 2: Spanish Club 3: Class Council 4: Spanish Club 4. Pet Peeve: Fresh Women. Ambition: To be an artist. MARILYN IANE HUBBARD A Cappella 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: To make a success in the music field. MARY IANE HEATON G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a medical technologist. SHARON RAE HEDBLADE German Club l, 2, 3: Class Council l, 2: A Cappella 3, 4: E.H.S. Players 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who crack their gum. Ambition: To be a private secretary. GLORIA ANN HEINE G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: German Club I, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: The Air Force. Ambition: To become a WAVE. LESSA RITA HEINRICH G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Chess Club I, 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Small Choir 4. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: To pass my final exams. IUDY LYNN HELMAN G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2. Pet Peeve: People who are never on time. Ambition: To be a housewife. KARIN IOAN HENDRICKSON G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Representative I: Latin Club l, 2: Modern Dance 3. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Ambition: To be a secretary and housewife. W. PHILIP HUDGENS - Boey Boys' Glee lp Football 1, 2: A Cappella Z, 3, In- tramural Sports 4. Pet Peeve: People who blow smoke in my iace. , Ambition: To make money. KAREN LORRAINE HUSKE - Iuqhead G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 25 Aeolian 25 A Cappella 4. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: To travel. ESTHER LORRAINE HUSTON G.A.A. Z, 3, 47 Aeolian 25 Latin Club 2: A Cappella 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Uniriendly people. Ambition: To make a success oi life. BETTY IOAN IACOBSEN 4 Betsy G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People. Ambition: To go to Egypt, China, and Tibet. IRMA RUTH IAHN - Chickie German Club l, 2, 3: Chem-Phys 1, 27 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers Club l. Pet Peeve: The radio and television program, My Friend Irma. Ambition: To be a professor of music. IEAN HARRIET IOHNSON ' Glee Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: None. e Clam RONALD LEE IOHNSON - Swede Intramural sports 2, 35 Track 35 Student Council 4: I-Ii-Y 4. Pet Peeve: English literature. Ambition: To travel. SANDRA KAY IOHNSON - Sandy Class Council 27 Student Council 3: Class Play 37 A Cappella 4. Pet Peeve: People who ask too many questions. Ambition: To travel. GERALDINE AUGUSTA IORDI 7 Gerry Entered from the Elgin Academy in September, 1951. G.A.A. lg Student Council lg Class Treasurer 2: Girls Chorus 3. Pet Peeve: People who stare at me. Ambition: To be a nurse. BERNICE LILLIAN KAISER - Bee G.A.A. representative lg Spanish Club 25 Aeolian Choir 27 A Cappella 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Bleached or dyed hair. Ambition: To be a nurse. CHARLES RICHARD KALLENBACH - Chuck Intramural sports 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball Z, 3, 45 German Club I, 2. Pet Peeve: Hillbilly music. Ambition: To do chemical research. MABEL LaVON KAMPERT + Mah Pet Peeve: People who put a quarter in the juke box at closing time. Ambition: To be an office worker. DELORIS MAY KANE - Dee Treble Choir lg Eowling 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 F.B.L.A. Club 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who crack their knuckles. Ambition: To know what l'm going to do after grad uation. ROBERT WALTER KANE - Bob Pet Peeve: People who crack their gum. Ambition: To be a mechanic. DOLORES ANN KAPLAN - Dody G.A.A. 3 president: Prom chairman 3: Student Council 45 German Club 4 pres. Pet Peeve: People who tap their pencils on their desks. Ambition: To be a doctor. RICHARD KATZ - Dick Spanish Club l, 2. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: None. MARLENE ANNE KELLEY - Mar G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 F.B.L.A, 4 Vice- Pres.: A Cappella 4. Pet Peeve: Show-otts. Ambition: To be a housewife. ANNE CATHERINE KEMPIK e Annie G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, Latin Club I, 2: Orchestra 3, 4 Vice-Pres. Pet Peeve: Show-otis. Ambition: To be a private secretary. of 1952 IANET ELAINE KRUNNFUSZ - IK Orchestra l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Class Council l, 2, 35 Indian dancing 3, 4. Pet Peeve: The United States Army. Ambition: To be successful. BETTY LOU KRUSE - Buttercup Aeolian 25 Bowling 2, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who carry pencils so that they mark your clothes. Ambition: To be a nurse. MARILYN IUNE KRUSE - Mare Basketball I5 Baseball I5 Trebel I5 Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: Scratching on a blackboard. Ambition: To be a nurse. MORLA ANN KRUSE - Punk Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 German Club 2. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a concert pianist and church organist. CHARLES FRANKLIN LANCASTER - Chuck Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Ambition: To be a photographer. MARY MARGARET LARSEN Cheerleading l, 2, 45 Student Council l, 25 Class Council 45 Modern dance 4. Pet Peeve: People who are always late. Ambition: To be a nurse. DARLENE MAE LASEMAN Entered from Marengo High School in l95l. Band l5 Biology Club 25 Class treasurer 35 German Club 4. Pet Peeve: People who stand in front of my locker. Ambition: To be a teacher. GEORGE EARL LEE - Earl Latin Club I5 Science Club l5 Track 25 Football 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Ambition: To join the Air Force. GALE CLARK FRANCIS LEETZOW - Fat Football ly Physics Club 4. Pet Peeve: Flat tires. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. VIRGINIA MAE LEETZOW e Ginny G.A.A.. l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Ambition: To be a nurse. BRUCE HILLARY LEHKY Tennis I5 Football 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Ir. Red Cross 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: None. ROBERT FARNHAM LELAND Tennis l, 25 Class Council 2, 35 Track 3, 45 Intramural sports l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Long-winded teachers. Ambition: To get through college before the army gets me. t CAROL 'IEAN KLAGES - Cookie G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club I5 Spanish Club 35 Class play 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Boys who crack their knuckles. Ambition: To be a nurse. MARIORIE IOAN KLATT - Margie G.A.A. l, Z, 3, 45 Treble Choir I5 Aeolian Choir 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 4. Pet Peeve: Gossip. Ambition: To be a secretary. EUGENE FREDERIC KNAAK - Gene Entered from St. Edward High School in 1950. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: None. IOYCE ELAINE KOBEL - Io Girls Club Council I5 Girls Sextet 25 Student Council 45 A Cappella 4. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Ambition: To go to Florida. VERNON EDWARD KORS - Vern Basketball lg Track 25 Intramural tennis 4. Pet Peeve: Shaving. Ambition: To be an engineer. TERRY KRUMM - Big Terr Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 E-Club 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Squad cars. Ambition: To be an artist. DONALD LaVERNE LICHTHARDT - Don Intramural sports 2, 3, 4: Swimming team 4. Pet Peeve: People who crack their gum. Ambition: To be a success and to travel. EARL FREDERIC LIND Band l, 2, 3: Homeroom basketball 2: Photography Club 2, 3, 4 President. Pet Peeve: Noisy study halls. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. SUSAN ANN LINDER - Sue Girls Club Cabinet l, 2 Treasurer: Class Council 2: Student Council 3, 4: Class secretary 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who know everything! Ambition: To travel. BARBARA IEAN LOFGREN - Arabrab ' Spanish Club 2: Photography Club 2: F.B.L.A. 3: German Club 4. Pet Peeve: Deutsch. Ambition: To go to Paris. 'IOHN MERVIN LOHBAUER - lack Band I, 2: Photography Club l, 2: Football I, 2, 3, 4: German Club l, 2. Pet Peeve: None right now! Ambition: To be an engineer. NANCY GRACE LUDWIG - Nan Band l: Speech Club 1: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Square dancing 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: None. he Lllaiu IOHN CLARENCE MALONE - Ro1lie Intramural baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural basketball l, 2: Intramural boxing I: Football l. Pet Peeve: People who spell my name wrong. Ambition: To graduate! DAVID RALPH MARTIN - Homer Wrestling 2, 3, 4: German Club 2: Intramural boxing 3: Cross country track 3. Pet Peeve: The price of gas. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. HELEN LOUISE MARTIN - Toots Collector's Club 2: F.B.L.A. 3, 4: Girls Club Council 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a legal secretary. LEO DEAN MARTIN - Dean Basketball l: Intramural sports 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4: Class play 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To travel. DELLA MAE MAYNARD G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Trebel I: Aeolian Z: F.B.L.A. 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: To go to California. CHARLES ANTHONY MCBRIARTY, IR. - Charlie Intramural sports l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Football 2, 3: Class Council 4. Pet Peeve: People who spell my name wrong. Ambition: To retire at 21. SALLY IANE MCBRIDE French Club l, 2 president: Girls Club Council 2: Class Council 3: Mirror 4 Editor. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a good homemaker. DONNA LEE MCCALL- S1ow Poke Student Council 2: Latin Club 2: Ir. Red Cross rep- resentative 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Pet Peeve: Having homework every night. Ambition: To sometime be on time. DALE KEITH MCCULLUM - Monk Student Council I: Football l, 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Short curly headed girls. Ambition: To be a millionaire. IOHN THOMAS MCMAHON - Mac Football l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Chem-Phys Club 3, 4: Mirror 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: None. DOLORES IUNE MEYER - Dee Knitting Club l: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Noisy people. Ambition: To be a dress designer. IOANNE CAROL MIKO G.A.A. l: Bowling l. Pet Peeve: The draft. Ambition: To be a secretary. of 1952 ROSEMARY ANN MORTELLARO - Rosie Speech Club l president: Class treasurer 2, 3: Girls Club 3, 4 treasurer. Pet Peeve: People who ask you where you've lost something. Ambition: To lead a happy life after I graduate. ROBERT CASTLE MUIRHEAD - Biq Bob Football 1, 2: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: None. NEIL LAURENCE MURPHY - Murph Latin Club l, 2: Football I, 2: Intramural sports 2, 3: Swimming 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Ambition: To be a lawyer. GORDON ROVIN MURRAY - Gordy . Band l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 1, 2. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be an engineer. SEYMOUR NAROFSKY - Sey Track l, 2: lntramural sports l, 3, 4: Football 2 Mgr.: E-Club 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Party crashers. Ambition: To be successful in business. GORDON DAVID NASH - Gordos Football l, 2: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: E-Club 4 Sec.-Treas. Pet Peeve: Women who smoke and drink. Ambition: To meet the right woman. DAVE ANDREW NELSON - Ne1s Class Council l, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Class president 4: Golf 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Sophomore girls. Ambition: To be a radio or television announcer. MARY IANICE NEWBY - Ian Class Council I, 2, 3: Cheerleading 2: Maroon staff 3, 4 co-editor: Modern dance 4. Pet Peeve: An alarm clock ringing early in the morn- ing! Ambition: To be a nurse. RITA MAY NICKEL Band l, 4: Chem-Phys 4. Pet Peeve: People who slam locker doors. Ambition: To be a teacher. NANCY LOU NIELSEN -- Nance German Club l, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers Club l, 4 Sec.-Treas.: F.B.L.A. 3: Mirror 3, 4 Business manager. Pet Peeve: Loud gum chewers. Ambition: To be a shorthand teacher. CLARK EDWARD NISS lntramural basketball 2, 3: Photography Club 2: Base- ball 3 Manager. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a success. VICTOR LoRAY NITZ - Vic Baseball l, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Intramural sports 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a farmer. GLENDA RUTH MILLER - G1ennie Band l, 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2: Girls Club represent- ative 3: Mixed Chorus 4. Pet Peeve: People who laugh while telling a joke. Ambition: lust to be happy. NANCY ANN MILLER M Nan Class secretary l: Girls Club Cabinet I, 3 secretary, 4 Vice-Pres.: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 president: Class Council 4. Pet Peeve: Put-on people. Ambition: To go to Florida. CLARK D. MILLS - Stub Football l: Baseball l: Latin Club l, 2: Student Council 4. Pet Peeve: Prejudices. Ambition: To get married to a beautiful woman. DORIS MAE MITCHELL - Do G.A.A. l, Z, 3, 4: Girls Club Council l: Treble Choir I: Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: The draft. Ambition: To be a housewife. MARIE HELEN MORRELL G.A.A. 4. Pet Peevez Homework. Ambition: To do office work. SUE MORTELL - Susie Speech Club I: Class secretary 2: G.A.A. officer 3. Pet Peeve: Wise guys. Ambition: To be happily married. WILLIAM LaVERNE NITZ -- Will Basketball 1: Baseball 1, 2: Wrestling 2: A Cappella 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Being called Wilbur. Ambition: To be a singer. DONNA IEAN NUTT Treble Choir 1: Aeolian 2: Bowling 4. Pet Peeve: People cracking gum. Ambition: To be a dress designer. BARBARA IOAN O'BRIEN - Barb G.A.A. 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Mirror 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who keep me in suspense. Ambition: To travel. EILEEN ELSA OECHSLE - Shorty Modern Dance 1, 2, 3, 4 President: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Square Dancing 4: Class Council 4. Pet Peeve: Being short. Ambition: To be a kindergarten teacher. MURIEL IEAN ORBAN Bowling 1, 2: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4: Square Dancing 4: Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: High heels and slacks. Ambition: To be a piano teacher. CARL DANIEL ORTON Pet Peeve: High heeled shoes. Ambition: To make good in the world. he Claw IAMES LESTER OTTINGER - Les Band 1, 2, 3 Vice President, 4 President: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Musicians Club 1, 2 Treasurer Pet Peeve: High school girls that smoke. Ambition: To be a professional musician. ALFRED THOMAS PARR - Wong Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 4. Pet Peeve: People who take credit for something they don't do. Ambition: To be a photo engraver. MEREDITH ANN PARSONS - Me'Me Class Play 3, 4: Girls' Club 3, 4 President: A Cappella 3, 4 Vice President: Student Council 2. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To travel. DALE F. PATE Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a deep sea diver. HENRY B. PEARSALL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 1: Student Council 1, 2 Treasurer, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Ambition: To be a successful businessman. NANCY IEAN PEETZ - Ncmc G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Speech Club 1: Mirror 3. Pet Peeve: A car that won't start. Ambition: To be a good citizen. ROBERT ALVIN PETERSDORF - Pete Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. DONNA IEAN PETERSEN - Pete German Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling 1, 2: Treble Choir 1: Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: The United States Navy. Ambition: To have a car of my own. IIM ARTHUR PHILIPS - Musc1es Weight Lifting 4. Pet Peeve: Short noon hours. Ambition: To have a good job. RICHARD FREDRICK PIERCE - Uncle Entered from Barrington, Sept., 1951. Homeroom Basketball 1: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: lntramural Basketball 2, 3: Boys' C-flee 2, 3. Pet Peeve: A sophomore girl. Ambition: None. BRUCE GORDON PILLINGER A Cappella 2, 3, 4 Secretary: Football 2, 3, 4: E Club 4 Vice President: lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: High school girls that act like five year olds. Ambition: To get along with people. DONNE LEE PLOTE - Morty Class President 2: Basketball 2, 3: Class Vice Pres- ident 4: Baseball 3. Pet Peeve: Obstacles that slow me up. Ambition: To be a successful businessman. of 1952 RICHARD KIRSLEY RICE - Pogy Football 1, 2, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Chem-Phys Club 4: Spanish Club 3. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. RODNEY EDWIN ROBERTS - Rod Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4: Square Dancing Z, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be an undertaker. CARL H. ROESSLER Football l: Indian Dancing 1, 2, 4: Class Play 3, 4: E.H.S. Players Vice-President. Pet Peeve: Straight A students. Ambition: To be a success. IERRY LEE ROLLER - Montana Basketball l, 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3, 4: E Club 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To succeed. BETTY IEAN ROSS - Speedy G.A.A. Representative 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech Assembly 3. Pet Peeve: People Who lose their tempers easily. Ambition: To teach physical education. ROY E. RUSSELL Track 1, 2, 3: E Club 2, 3, 4: 1-lomeroorn Basketball 3, 4: Football 2. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: None. WILMA JEAN SABIN - WiIIee Square Dancing 3, 4: Aeolian 2: G.A.A. 4. Pet Peeve: Boys who hot-rod around school at noon. Ambition: To be a home economist. LORRAINE PRIOR SALMON - Lorry Aeolian 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Le Cercle Francais 3 President. Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: To travel and be a Writer. JACK LEE SATTERWAITE - Scztch Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: E Club 2, 3, 4: Track l. Pet Peeve: Hot rods. Ambition: To be a millionaire. CAROLE IOAN SAVAGE - Pru G.A.A. l, 2: Class Council 3: Aeolian 2: Mixed Chorus 3. Pet Peeve: Being called Savage. Ambition: To iind an ambition. CAROL MARIE SAYLAND Aeolian 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Mirror 1, 2 Sports editor: Latin Club 2. Pet Peeve: People who are always late. Ambition: To leave Elgin and travel. ROBERT HENRY SCHAFF - Bob Basketball 1, 2: Swimming Team 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who talk with a mouth full of food. Ambition: To get married if possible. IAMES GORDON PRICKETT - Rabbit Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Boxing l: Intramural Basketball 3. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a carpenter. NANCY IUNE PRIGGE G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Men drivers. Ambition: To go to California. DARLENE IANE PURKEY - Dar G.A.A. l, 2, 4: German Club l, 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: Going to bed early. Ambition: To travel to Hawaii. EVELYN P. RAPLUS - Evie G.A.A. l, 2 Representative, 3 Representative: Latin Club 2 Vice President: E.H.S. Players 3, 4: Student Council 2. Pet Peeve: Some People. Ambition: To be a home advisor. ROBERT ROGER REBENSTORF - Bob Latin Club l, 2: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Student Council 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a teacher. IAMES E. REUTER - Pete Varsity Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4: E Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1: Intramural Baseball 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Two-timing Women. Ambition: To be a millionaire. IOHN LOUIS SCHLAEFLI - jack Football I, 4: Baseball l, 2: Tennis 3, 4: Wrestling 4. Pet Peeve: Girls: Ambition: To get out of school. IOAN SHIRLEY SCHMIDT - Io G.A.A. 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Girls' Club Representative. Pet Peeve: People who ask me it I'm working hard when l'm rushed to death. Ambition: To be a nurse. ELIZABETH BARABARA SCHOCK - Liz G.A.A. I, 2, 3: German Club 2 Treasurer, 3 Vice- President: Class Treasurer 3: Student Council 3, 4 Secretary. Pet Peeve: People who wear stripes and checks to- gether. Ambition: To have marriage and security. SHIRLEY MAE SCHRADER - Slow Poke G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who wear clashing colors. Ambition: Marriage. VELMA IRENE SCHRAMM -- Ve1 Girl's Club Council l: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. Ambition: To be a farmer's wile. DUANE LYLE SCHULDT - 22U Flash Band 1: Home-room Basketball 3: Mirror 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: None. he Clara LAVON IOYCE SCHULTZ - Emma-Lou Demonstrators' Club 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4. Pet Peeve: A cowboy driver. Ambition: To be a horse breeder out West. MARIAM IEANETTE SCHULTZ - Shorty G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Demonstrators' Club 2, 3: F.B.L.A 3. 4: Future Teachers Club 2. Pet Peeve: People who can't take a joke. Ambition: To be a private secretary. SHIRLEY MAE SCHULTZ G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Loose shoe strings, Ambition: To travel. RICHARD AUGUST SCHUMACHER - Dick German Club 2, 3: Photography Club 3, 4: E.H.S. Players 3: Class Council 4. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Ambition: To go to parties. SHIRLEY MAE SCHUMACHER -- Shirl Treble Choir l: Collectors' Club l, 2: Class Play Usher. Pet Peeve: People who talk all the time. Ambition: To do ollice Work. BARBARA IEAN SCHUMAN - lean G.A.A. I, 4. Pet Peeve: Short boys. Ambition: To be a house wife. CLAUDETTE IEAN SEYMOUR Student Council I, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People with pet peeves. Ambition: To be first in line at a basketball game. GERALDINE MAY SHEPARD - Gerri Treble Choir I: German Club l, 2: P.B.L.A. 3, 4: Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: Chewed-up fingernails. Ambition: To do office work. DALE RAY SHERWOOD Latin Club l, Z: Photography Club Z: Red Cross 3. Pet Peeve: English tests. Ambition: To be a pharmacist. MARILYN RUTH SHINE - Hippitts G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: F.B.L.A. 4: Latin Club 2: Girls' Club Council 2. Pet Peeve: Long assignments. Ambition: To be a private secretary. NANCY LOU SHOTT - Nan Class Council I, 2, 3: German Club I, 2, 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 2, 3: E.H.S. Players 3. Pet Peeve: Gum crackers. Ambition: To decide on a college. MARTIN KARL SIEROSLAWSKI - Mac Entered from Plato Center, Sept., 1950. P.P.A. l, 3: Class Treasurer at Plato Center. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Ambition: Eating. of 1952 IOHN LE ROY SMITENDORF - Iohnnie Intramural Basketball l, 2, 35 Swimming 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To go to parties. EDITH SORENSEN - Tootie Bowling l, 45 Badminton 25 Volleyball 3. Pet Peeve: A certain blonde. Ambition: To be a good cook. IN EZ C. SORNBERGER Entered from Knoxville High School, September, l95O. Latin Club l, 25 Spanish Club 3, 47 Future Teachers Club l, 2: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. VIRGINIA LOUISE SPARROW - Birdie Band I, 2, 3, 41 Spanish Club 3. Pet Peeve: Sarcastic people. Ambition: To be a head nurse. BERTHA MAE SPORTSMAN - Bert E.I-I.S, Players 3, 4 President: Class Play 3, 45 Girls' Club Representative 2: Spanish Club l, 2. Pet Peeve: People who try to mind my business for me. Ambition: To win an argument with loyce. DON ROY SPUEHLER Orchestra l, 2, 3, 47 Class Council 3: Golf Team 3. Pet Peeve: I-Iomeroom. Ambition: To stay out of the army. IOHN GEORGE STADLER - Chickamo Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 25 Baseball 3: Wrestling 3. Pet Peeve: Snobbish women. Ambition: To graduate. RONALD EUGENE STARK - Archie Boys Glee 29 Chem-Phys Club ly Mixed Chorus Ac- companist. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To become a banker. FRED IOI-IN STEFFEN Football l, 2, 3, 41 E Club 2, 3, 4 President: A Cap- pella 2, 3, 4 President: Class Council 1, 2, 3, Pres- ident, 4. Pet Peeve: Dull homeroom teachers. Ambition: To sing our class song before graduation. BEVERLY IEAN STEFFENS - Bev BILL G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Class Council 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a dressmaker. LE ROY STEPHENS Football lg Band 3, 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a Marine. LOIS MARGARET STEPHENS - Loie Volleyball lp Badminton 25 Bowling 4. Pet Peeve: Sarcastic people. Ambition: To learn to make gravy. NAN IOYCE SIMMONS - Speed G.A.A. l. 2, 4g French Club 2, 3: Treble Choir 1: Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks. Ambition: To travel. CAROL LEE SIMONSEN - Sime G.A.A. l Secretary-treasurer 2, 3, 47 E.H.S. Players 3, 4 Secretary, Student Council 3: Indian Dancing 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Bashtul boys. Ambition: To be a business leader. IOYCE GALE SIMPSON G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, Chem-Phys 4, Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: These glasses ot mine. Ambition: To be a nurse. ROSE MARIE SISTI - Rosie Bowling l, 2. Pet Peeve: Bossy people. Ambition: To be a typist. ALLEN GERARD SKIOLDAGER - Pres. Student Council 3 Vice President, 4 President: Varsity Forensics 2, 3, 4 Pres.: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 41 I-Ii-Y 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Pet peeves. Ambition: To make something of myself. IEAN LOUISE SLAUBAUGH - lea:-inie E.H.S. Players 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Future Teachers Club 47 Class Play 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who gripe all the time. Ambition: To be the tirst woman President oi the United States. IANET LEE STETTNER -- Ian Band 1, 2, G.A.A. 3, Girls' Club Representative 4, Bowling 4. Pet Peeve: Seventh period. Ambition: To graduate. DALE STEVENS - Steve Boys' Glee l: Homeroom Basketball 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Ambition: To be a farmer or contractor. DOROTHY MAE STEVENS - Doedy Band 1. Pet Peeve: Crabby people. Ambition: To be a secretary and Wife. DARLENE ANN STRAHL - Dar Band lg G.A.A. Representative 2: Spanish Club 3. Pet Peeve: People who crack their gum. Ambition: To be a nurse. BARBARA IEAN STRONG - Barb G.A.A. 1, 2, 37 Girls' Club Representative 3. Pet Peeve: People who crack their knuckles. Ambition: To get married. CAROL LU STRUCKMAN - Boots G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Radio announcing 3. Pet Peeve: People who crack their gum. Ambition: To travel. he Claim ELINOR BERNICE SVENDSEN - Swede Red Cross 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Secretary, G.A.A. 1, 27 German Club Z, 3. Pet Peeve: Reckless drivers. Ambition: To finish my argyles. RICHARD LOUIS THELANDER - Specs Football 1, 2: Swimming Team 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: To be a coach. IAMES MYRON THORNTON - Pimp Home-room Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2. Pet Peeve: I-lomeroom. Ambition: To stay out of the army. IANET MARIE THURWELL - Janie G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Verse Choir 2, 3, 4: Indian Dancing 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Ambition: To get through college. ANN MARGARET THURNAU - Red Cheerleading l, 3, E.H.S, Players 3, 47 Photography Club 2 Secretary: A Cappella 3, 4. Pet Peeve: To be called Annie. Ambition: To get through college English. YVONNE LEE TODD W Vonnie G,A.A. 2, 47 Treble Choir lg Spanish Club 3. Pet Peeve: Girls who talk too much. Ambition: To get a good job after I get out of school. MARGIE LEE TOLLEY - Marge Pet Peeve: People who gossip. Ambition: To be a secretary. IANICE ANN TOWNER - Ian Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 47 Class Council 2, 3, 4, French Club I, 21 Girls' Club Council l. Pet Peeve: Sarcastic people. Ambition: To get a degree from college. LORRAINE W. TREADWELL - Reinie G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 lndian Dancing 2, 3: Girls' Club Council 2, Speech Club 1. Pet Peeve: People who won't let you sleep at slumber parties. Ambition: To get passing grades at least for the tirst year ot college. WANDA LEE TUCKER Spanish Club 2, 3: Bowling 4, Tumbling lg Treble Choir 1. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To go to California. NANCY IOYCE TURNQUIST 4- Termite Band 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: F.B.l..A. 3, 4. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a navy nurse. CHARLES H. UNRUH - Chuck Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Handball 3, 45 Volley- ball 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who crack their gum. Ambition: None. 0 52 PATSY io WAI-11. Pug Knitting Club l President Treble Choir l Bowling 4 Pet Peeve Senior boys who act like freshmen Ambition To visit Cuba RODNEY LEE WALLACE Rod Bnd12 3 4-Tenn1s2 3 4. Pet Peeve: Teachers who give long assignments. Ambition: To graduate. CHARLES ROBERT WARD - Iackson Student Council 2 3 4 Chairman of Building and Grounds Committee' Football l- Track 2 Manager' German Club 4. Pet Peeve: Girls who ask questions. Ambition: To become 4-F. MARY ELIZABETH WATERSON - Sue' Spanish Club 2 3' G.A.A. 2 3 4. Pet Peeve: People who find fault with everyone. Ambition: To be happy. PATRICIA IOY WEEKS - Pat Class President 1: Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4 President: Class Treasurer 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who criticize but never give helpful suggestions. Ambition: To have people like me. SHIRLEY ANN WEISS - Shan Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: A Cappella 4: G.A.A. 3. Pet Peeve: Unsolicited advice. Ambition: To understand people. IOYCE ANNETTE WENZEL G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Council 3: German Club 2: Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: A leaky fountain pen. Ambition: To travel around the World. HAROLD C. WESTPHAL - Bud Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 3, 4: Track 2. Pet Peeve: Flashy cars. Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. CAROLE I. WHITE - Whitey G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3: A Cappella 4. Pet Peeve: Getting my name mixed up with the other Carole White. Ambition: To become a famous singer. CAROLE LEE WHITE Girls' Club Representative 2: Class Council 3: A Cap- pella 4: G.A.A. 3. Pet Peeve: Being called blondie or proxie. Ambition: To be rich, unemployed, and 2l. RICHARD L. WILHARM - Dick Pet Peeve: Unnecessary questions. Ambition: To be a draftsman. PAUL ALVIN WILKENING -M Argo Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Silly Women. Ambition: Happiness. DONN MITCHELL VALENTINE Student Council l, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President 2: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Not having enough money. Ambition: To make a million. CHARLENE MAE VAN KIRK - Chuckie Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Ambition: To be an old maid. TONY F. VECCHIO Homeroom Basketball 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Dancing. Ambition: To be a Woodworker. BETTY ANN VELLINGA - Betts G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: l:'.B.L.A. 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Treble Choir l. Pet Peeve: Spelling. Ambition: To make my first million dollars. RICHARD EARL VOGLE - Dick Band I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: English class. Ambition: To get rich. IANICE MARIE VOLTZ - Iannie German Club l, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President: A Cappella 3, 4: Collectors' Club l, 2 President. Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: To teach and be happy. Clan of I9 2 ELSIE MAY WILKINSON - Els G.A.A. l7 Treble Choir l7 Class Council Z. Pet Peeve: Non-understanding boys. Ambition: To get married. GERALD ROBERT WILKINSON - Jerry Intramural Sports l, 27 Photography Club 27 Spanish Club 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 4. Pet Peeve: Long skirts. Ambition: To be a millionaire. IOHN CARL WISSMATH - Johnny Orchestra 3, 47 Speech Club 17 Intramural Tennis 2. Pet Peeve: People who say gimme. Ambition: To be a flower specialist. RUTH PETREA WOOLCOTT - Red Aeolian 27 Mixed Chorus 37 A Cappella 47 Girls' Club Representative 3. , Pet Peeve: People who ask me whether my hair is naturally red. Ambition: To become a nurse. MARLENE RUTH YARWOOD - Mat Spanish Club 27 Student Council 2, 3, 47 G.A.A. 2, 4. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Ambition: To graduate. JOYCE IRENE YEAGLEY E.H.S. Players 3, 47 Class Play 3, 47 Red Cross 3, 47 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Movies without comedies. Ambition: To tell new and better jokes. DARWIN CLARENCE YOUNG - Dar Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling 2, 3, 47 Golf 2, 3. Pet Peeve: None. Ambition: To be a food distributor. KATHERINE MAY YOUNG - Kay F.B.L.A. 3, 4 President: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Spanish Club l, 27 Class Council 2. Pet Peeve: People who grind their teeth. Ambition: To see the world. NORMAN HARRY ZIERKE - Jerk F.F.A. 2, 3, 47 Intramural Basketball l, Z, 3, 47 Intra- mural Baseball l, 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3. Pet Peeve: People who do not speak. Ambition: To be successful in lite. CAROLYN MARIE ZUNKEL G.A.A. 2, 3, 47 Girls' Club Representative 47 F.B.L.A. 3, 47 A Cappella 4. Pet Peeve: Untriendly people. Ambition: To go to college, and then . .. IIM NEAL GREENE - lim Photography club 3 President7 Track 3, 47 Maroon Staff Photographer l7 Debate 2. Pet Peeve: I'm not mad at anything. Ambition: To graduate. RONALD NEAL WERRBACK - josh Football l, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Silly women. Ambition: Happiness. CAROL LOESS OHE Bowling l, 2, 3, 47 Square Dancing 47 Volleyball l, 27 Aeolian 2. Pet Peeve: Being tall. Ambition: To go to college. Seniors Whose Pictures Were Not Taken LOLA GRAF l MARVIN GEORGE BUCKHOLZ Fred D. Rosenthal Was a member of the class of '52 during the freshman year. I-Ie was a Willing worker and a responsible one whenever his home room or class needed volunteers. He enlisted in the Army in Iune oi 1950 and was sent overseas in De- cember of that year. On February 2nd, 1951, Fred Was killed in action in Korea. 42 al f I Bmw nga it , ' NACY ...+ fam Q W4 fig.. M Q 669' ,I .. E, is Q , 1- 1 ,2 , lf ' ' g .., i g,,A, , A 42 Q H Q T 2' ff 2 f xg if 'I 2 1 X if .f A 'W allfina ayj uf le afg. . . Upper left: Phil Harwood at the controls of Station WEPS. Upper center: Book jackets in one of the library display cases attract Ianice Towner, Iames Prickett, and Nancy McKay. Upper right: Miss Ethel Hoaglund, librarian, and Mrs. Bess Chapman, assistant librarian, in the library office. Center left: Any noon in the cafeteria. Upper center: Seniors Carolyn Zunkel, Betty Vellinga. Ianice Voltz, Ruth Woolcott, and Pat Weeks in line for the reading of the T.B. tests. Mrs. Ruth Fauk and Mrs. Marie Schramm preside. Right center Iupperl: Dolores Kaplan and Mary Larsen at work in a library conference room. Right center Klowerl: Semester exams! Ron Goff, Barbara Garrison. 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Row six - Wilmer Blietz, Duane Bloemke, George Bohlig, Mike Bolger, Donann Boothby. union! Left to riqhtABarry Danielson vice president: Wesley Poell, president Pam Weeks, treasurer: Nancy Iohnston secretary. - J , .. K ,:,.,. . Att: 4 ., 4 5434- li 1 filet? 48 lu? uniomf How one-Clair Borrud, Nancy Bost, Marianne Boswell, David Braasch, Rich- ard Braasch. Row two-William Brandes, Darlene Brightbill, Ernest Broadnax, Gervaise Brockner, Donald Broker. Row three - Ruth Brotzman, Dave Burch, Iames Burger, Ioan Burkart, Barbara Burstein. 'Y' 'W Row four-Barbara Butteriield, Lois Carlson, Sandra Chaplain, Donna Chapple, Iohn Chislett. Row five-Marilyn Ciraulo, Elaine Clute, Barbara Coleman, William Col- lins, Iune Comerer. Row six - Roger Conrad, Aneline Corapi, Raymond Coulombe, Alan Coul- son, Stanley Crane. Row seven-David Culbertson, Iune Culver, Nancy Dall, Barry Danielson. Mary Darlison. Row eight-Robert Dierking, Patricia Dlouhy, Agnes Doherty, Shirley Don- nell, Iames Doss. Row ninwTom Doxey, Paul Draper, Lois Dummer, Ella Durrenberger, Bar- bara Eells. Row four-Philip Gallagher, Duane Garber, Harold Garbrecht, Iohn Gar- land, Harry Gates. Row live-Luann Gesinger, Barbara Gilbertson, Eva Gillette, Bob Ginther, Lynn Glover. Row six-Bob Goll, Myranne Grail, William Grap, Erwin Groeninger, James Groneman. Row seven - Lester Groth, Lenora Haas, Ruth Haas, Robert Haase, Elaine Hainer. How eight-Gerald Hajner, Marlene Hall, Earl Hamann, Carolyn Hamm. lean Hansen. Row nine - Ierry Hansen, Carol Hauser, Carol Hecker, Ronald Heicler, Marlene Helberg. .E 'W .,.. .HQ uniora Row one-Iulie Eggert, Shirley Eg- land, Edward Ehom, Lila Erickson, Norm Ewert. Row two - Gordon Farrell. Robert Fisher, Wesly Foell, Roger Franzen. Marshall Friedman. Row three-Gerald Friedricks, George Frisbie, Ray Frisbie, Ioan Gahlbeck, Sue Galbreath. V: ., v I' : K w R ..,. ,.,. if .Mit fe Q52 effky-fgrm' X as 'E J- r7 yl9'?'-3 Q i . t me 2' -, A-v'-l-:A Z 'I H t H gi fs , ., ,,,, z uniom Row one-Iennifer Henderson, Ioyce Henning, Priscilla Henry, Sally Hodge, Mary Hoeger. Row two-Sandra Hoke, Herbert Hol- lister, Gene Holtz, Morgan Homieldt, Clydell Hood. Row three - Beverly Hopp, Bonnie Hopp, Harold Horne, Barbara Host. Alberta Howard. 4 .. si ,zfliiflg Y Row four-Lois Hulke. Iames Hum- bracht, Henry Hunter, Donald Ienkins. lane Ienkins. Row five - David Iensen, William Iepson, Barbara Ioerns, Elaine Johnson, Nancy Iohnson. Row six-Nancy 'Iohnson, Phil Iohn- son, Eileen Iohnston, Nancy Johnston. Norma Iohnston. Row seven-Gloria Iones, Howard Iones, Dennis Iunod, Mary Kaempier, Donald Kappes. How eight-Shirley Karle, Marlene Keenan, Carol Kemerling, Alfred Kem- pik, Patsy Kenyon. Row nine-Bonnie Kerr, Ronald Kil- gore, Diane Kirkpatrick, Lee Kirkpatrick, Carl Kleinschmidt. Row four-Richard Larson, Ronald Laseman, Loretta Lazzara, Hollis Leach, Rene LeBlanc. Row five-Saundra Leetzow, Beverly Leicht, Iudith Leopold, lerry Levine, Kenneth Lloyd. Row six-Iohn Lohbauer, Erma Lohse. Glen Lose, Virginia Lowman, Thomas Lyon. Row seven - Gail MacMann, Don Mapes, Patricia Mapes, Robert Martin, Martha Mason. Row eight-Frank Mayer, Glenette Mayes, Floyd McArthur, Helen McCor- mick. Richard McEwan. Row nine - Nan Melms, Charles Menke, Gertrude Meyer, Eddie Miller, Iarett Miller. uniora Row one-Caro1K1einschmidt, Theresa Kleiser, Arnold Klotsch, Iames Knaak, Ioy Koehnke. Row two - Barbara Kohn, Barbara Kozumplik, Barbara Kral, Donna Kruger. Ioyce Kruse. Row three - Eugene Kuntz, Norma Lambke, Walter Lamprecht, Joyce Lan- caster, Lois Lant. . MW' ,.,z321'ff' il' , ' uniord Row one-Indy Miller, Ronald Miller, Carl Misseli, Barbara Moore, Eugene Morgan. Row two-Kay Morgan, Donald Mor- ris, Lester Moser, Roger Mueller, Gor- don Mullins. Row three-Howard Narofsky, Roger Neberman, Marvin Nelson, Nancy Nel- son, Nancee Newcomer. , .diff A .. lvv- 4' .A A 3' .ff ., , gf is .Si in . i f 'A vw. ' N' V K lg wa vy N ,s P P M Ai :lv ., 53 Row four-Marjorie Nicholson, Donna Nitz, Nancy Nohl, Richard Nordenfelt. Robert Norgard. Row five - Gerald Ogden, Rheta Oogjen, Mary Ann Pahl, lack Paul, Richard Parker. Row six-Harriet Pasholk, Donald Patton, Doris Payne, Nancy Peirce, Lynda Perkins. Row seven-Richard Perkins, Barbara Peters, Lois Pfafilin, Kenneth Piortmil- ler, Gordon Phelps. Row eight-Ianice Plagge, Paul Plath, Betty Pluss, Yvonne Pohrte, Edward Poole. Row nine-Lyle Pope, Sandra Price. Walter Quant, Ierry Rakow, lean Ran- dall. ' Row four-Kay Rugh, Philip Rystrom, Monica Santurro, Kathryn Scheitlin, Donna Schieb. Row five - Ianet Schmicker, Ioann Schmidgall, Sally Schmidt, Iames Schroeder, Robert Schroeder. Row six-Carol Schultz, Sally Seegert, IoAnn Shaffer, George Sherwood. loan Sievers. Row seven - Donna Sitter, Alonzo Smith, Gary Smith, Gordon Smith, Her- bert Smith. Row eight - Margie Smith. Nancy Sommers, Norman Spears, Leslie Spohr, Thomas Spring. Row nine--Ann Spuehler, lack Steele, Ellen Stewart, Maxine Strahl, Robert Strohmaier. uniord Row one-Robert Ransom, Iames Rayner, Richard Rayner, Dale Ream, Winchell Reber. Row two - Ioyce Reilly, Wayne Reinking, Charles Reuter, Herbert Reidemcmn, Henry Robarts. Row three-Sharon Robinson, David Rogalski, Carleton Rogers, IoAnn Rog- gen. Barbara Ross. uniord Row one-Norene Studebaker, Grace Switzer, Michael Szula, Ronald Tilley. Larry Toler. Row two-Barbara Tolley, Donald Toppel, Bobby Tucker. Betty Tweed, Richard Valentine. Row three - Arlan Vollman, Karen Vollman, Nancy Voltz, Thomas Wagner, Constance Walker. Row four - Duane Walters, Sheila Walton, Marilyn Ward, Ralph Weaver, Pamela Weeks. Row five-Charles Wendt, Dorothy Wesemann, Marilou Westbrook, Cath- leen Westby, Ioe Westwood. Row six - Audrey Whalen, Iean Wheelock, William Wicklund, Paul Wilcox, Verlys Wilharm. Row seven-Ioan Wilkinson, Wesley Williams, IoAnn Wilson, Theodore Wil- son, Luna Wright. Row eight-Mary lane Wright, Fred- erick Wyman, Elizabeth Young, Delores Zehr, Ardith Zieman. Row nine-Iohn Zimmer, Carol Zim- mermann, David Zimmermann, Robert Zirkel, Ioy Lene Zweifel. Row one-Diana Adkin W s, ilton Aikin, Ioan ' ' ne Albright, Wxllicrm Alderman. Row twoiVidcx Altom, Gloria Amund- sen. Yvonne And ersen, John Anderson, Keith Anderson. Row threc?Richcxrd Anderson, Gor- don Andresen, Kenneth Andresen. Marsha Andrews. Ge orge Bcrillecrux. za. Cg0,7ll0l'I'l0l'eJ Right to Ieft-W dent: Ralph Kc111 Green, vice-president: M ecretcxry. ayne Larson, presi enbcrch, treasurer: Art ary Lawrence. W 7 , 3 .. Q' P: . gg 1? is ., sv . ,. ,:-Q 5: ,-:1-' r- r .- rf ' X 1' W .,,5. I! r .. ,M in in W ,WL ,, gg .,, 4. Q - 4 . ei A in 3 sr f QL. 1. .fs-, -4: .fr r- if : 2 if - QP 'Q V E ' gl.: 1. 41. ' a -'K 1 .,.. Q ww . 3 .1 3, , .,.., X , ' X Q ., t , 56 N. .e I Q esaoplzomorea Row one-Marliss Ballard. Rodney Batt. How two-Iohn Baylor, Mary Becker. Barbara Bedell, Elaine Behling, Carol Behrens. Row threcPDee Ann Bellows, Mary Alice Bellows. Nance Bellows, Nettie Mae Bellows, Norman Bellows. Row four - Donna Benson, Karen Bergholt, Kathleen Berke. Floyd Berndt, Elie Bemstein. Row five - Geraldine Bird, Ronald Bjick, Carol Black-, Linda Blank. lacque- line Blazier. How six-Carol Blietz, Iames Blischke, Iames Blum, Gary Bochum, Charles Bock. Row seven-Charlene Bonner, Shirley Borier, Nance Braddock, Ray Bradley, Charles Brandner. Row eight-Carol Brockman, Iames Brockner, Patricia Bryer. Carl Buehler, Sharon Burbank. Row nine -- Iean Burger, Beverly Burke, Ronald Burstein, Ray Burton. Don Cavitt. Row seven - Dolores Fees, Muriel Fern, David Field, Donald Fischer, Barbara Fisher. Row eight-David Flentge, Ann Foel- schow. Riley Foltz, Yvonne Forcier, Donna Ford. Row nine-Margene Fricke. Richard Fritz, David Frost, Gary Gabler, Nancy Gabler. cq0l9ll0l1'l0l'eJ Row one - Shirley Cavitt, Joseph Cerasa. How two-Ioann Chapple, Margaret Christ, Shirley Christenson, Dorothy Coombs, Max Cramer. Row three-Nancy Cremeens, Clyde Darnell, Arnold Dauksavaqe, Richard Daum, Robert Daum. Row four-Mary Demler, IoAnn Deut- erman, Darlene Dickhaut, loann Dillow, Evelyn Dobbert. How five - Arlene Dodds, Edward Dorwaldt, Norma Dunn, Charles Dun- ning, Pete Dupler. Row six-David Duval, Carole Eber- ly, Suzanne Emery, Shirley Fairchild, Connie Fayne. oplzomorea How one - Thomas Gaiford, Gary Gannon. Row two-Iohn Gayden, Iames Genz, Iames Geske, Iohn Giardino, Bob Gilliam. Row three-ludy Gilmore, Ierry Gold- stein, Karen Goodnow, Iudy Gough, Nancy Gould. How four -- Marlene Graf, Michael Graff, Phyllis Grant, Art Green, Pa- tricia Green. Row five-Barbara Grissom, Herman Gruber. Wayne Gundersen, Donald Guptail, Betiy Haas. How six-Mildred Haas, Dale Hage- mann, Iames Hagner. Alan Hahn, Glenn Haligas. Row seven-LeRoy Handrock Mary Ann Hansen, Karen Hanson, Ierry Hard- ing, 'lack Harkins. Row eight - Charles Harms, Iohn Harrison, Elizabeth Harshaw, Pat Haynie, Diane Hecht. Row nine-Iean Heckert, Don Heine, Lorraine Heine, Iudith Hendricks, Ioyce Hendrickson. Row seven -- Thomas Kasten, Lois Kastning, Gwendolyn Kaulz, Bill Keeney, Beth Kellenberger. ,iff Row eight-Nancy Kelley, Carol Ken- yon, Leslie Kerber, Wava Kinsinger, Karen Kirkhutf. Row nine-Sarah Kirkpatrick, Pete Klassen, Frank Knizek, Don Koch, Douglas Koch. VAII ' ff 60 0l9ll0l1'l0l'eJ Row one - 'Iohn Hensley. Harry Rooker. Row two-Betty Anne Hillmer. Carl Hoffman, Harry Hoffman, Beryl Hoisinq- ton, Douglas Holtz. Row three-Gerald Hoppe, Ruth Hor- witt, Barbara Hoy, William Huber, Charles Hutton. Row four-Florida Isibue, Arlin Iames, Alice Iensen, Richard Iensen, Bob Iensen. How five - Donald Iohns, Delores Iohnson, Carole Iones, Stanton Iurgens, Mildred Kadow. Row six-Shirley Kagel, Robert Kahl, Ralph Kallenbach, Nancy Kammrad, Shirley Kampert. 1, oplwmorea Row one-Marilyn Kopping, Iames Kraebber. How two-Lynne Lagerstrorn, Mary Lamp, Marianne Lamz, Charlotte Lange, Iohn Lange. Row three-Marion Lange, Kenneth Lapp, Wayne Larson, Marcia Laseman, Margaret Lawrence. Row four-Mary Lawrence, Douglas Lea, Willard Leach, Frank Lee, Ierry Leetzow. Row five-Marcia Mann, Avon Lenz, Suzanne Leonard, Carol Liek, Velas Likhite. How six-Barbara Loek, Beverly Loi- gren, Marilyn Lohse, Stanley Lundine, Barbara Leitner. Q or L I f 51' gnu Row seven-Arlene Marros, Mary K. McBriarty, Nancy McKay, Kathleen McKeown, Melvin McMurray. Row eightfMarjorie McNutt. Rhoda Mehlberg. Gary Mellin, Kenneth Meng- ler, Mary Lou Menke. How nine-Paul Meyer, Carolyn Mil- ler, David Miller, Leon Miller, Ronald Miller. Row seven-Ioyce Ottinger, Iames Overstreet, Dan Parks, George Payne, Ioan Payne. Row eight - Dean Payne. Richard Peobody, lim Pease, Lois Kay Peek, Donald Pelletier. Row nine-Joseph Perlmutter, Mike Perrin, Gordon Peters, Ruth Petersdori, Lavern Piortmiller. oplzomorea How one-Ronald L. Miller, Shirley Miller. Row two-Gerald Mills, Darwin Mine- hart, Iackie Misner, Ioan Mitchell, Nor- man Moeller. Row three-William Moeller, Patricia Montonye, Richard Moore, Gene Mor- inq, Iohn Morton. Row four-Gerald Moser, Sally Muet- terties, lean Muirhead, Clinton Munch, Maxine Murphy. Row tive-Deborah Nash, David Nel- son, Diane Nelson, Donn Nelson, Bever- ly Nesler. Row six - Nancy Neville, Marilyn Nickel, Patricia Ann O'Brien, Don Orton, Marilyn Otte. 5 .,,. 0 HM' 'i CSDOPILOHQUPBJ Row one-Dick Pierce, Iames Pilcher. Row two - Lucille Plagge, Roger Plagge, Raymond Pollitt. LaVerne Pope. Iames Prehm. Row three-Karen Prevenas, Iacquie Price, Bob Prigge, William Prigge, Barry Puklin. Row iour - Donald Quandt, lim Quigle, Ioanne Race, Barbara Raddaiz, Barbara Rakow. Row five-ilack Rakow, Ronald Range, Sharon Rehberg, Robert Reimer, Bonnie Reinking. Row six-Bruce Reinking. Connie Richards, Robert Riedemann. Patricia Ritschard. Russell Hertel. w s- ETX' Z - , 5-IDX ' -,,, ' 1, Avvvluiqz , i X ' l in A. ',-- .aww v t -2' a E3 .IM - ' ,..',-v R A D r E i 5 Row seven-James Rosenberger, Iohn Rosenthal. Virginia Ross. Duane Rossi- ter, Lois Roth. Row eight-Cora Ruiz. Erl Runge, Virginia Russell, Ioan Sackett, David St. Iohn. Row nine-Robert Sanders, Arlene Schad, Larry Schaffter, Milford Schmidt, Frances Schmitendorf. Row seven-Dorothy Starr, Iim Steele, ludy Steffen, Charles Stewart, Nancy S-tone. Row eight - Iames Stowell, Patsy Stroetter, Vernon Sveinson, Carl Teets, Iames Tennison. Row nine-Mary Teske, Toby Thomas. Elaine Thomsen, Gayle Timm, lack Tison. Sap 0l'I'l0I'eJ Row one-Dolores Schneider, Richard Schroeder. Row two - Carol Schuldt, Iames Schuldt. Albert Schultz, Patsy Schuman, Leon Schwartz. Row three - Pat Schwartz, Nancy Serio, Monroe Shales, Phil Shaw. loyce Sides. Row four-Dick Sinnett, Mary Siokos. Don Skjoldager, Beverly Smith, Charles Smith. Row five-Mary Smith, Nancy Socha, Roger Soderberg, Linda Sokody, Rob- ert Sommers. Row six-Helen Sparrow, Norman Stallbczum, Barbara Stangland, Annette Stcznleigh, Melvin Stark. Soplzomorea How one-Bill Tobin, Sandra Todd. Row two-Lois Toppel, Larry Turk, Marvelene Turk, Mary Turner, Edward Tweed. How three-Nancy Umberqer, Geral- dine Unruh, Antonio Vece, Don Ver- sluys, Fred Vogt. Row four-Delores Volkening, Den- nis Volmer, Iacquelyn Voltz, Ianette Wagner, Louise Wahl. Row fiv+Mary lane Wark, Ron Warren, Wayne Webb, Iimmy Weems, Maurice Weiss. Row six-Chauncey Wells, Shirley Wells, Betty Welton, Sue Wendler, Charlotte Wetzel. f Q W I, l 65 Row seven-John Whitney, Roger Wiechmann, Ioseph Wilkins, Sharon Wilkinson, Ruth Wilson. Row eight-Shirley Windou, Emil Wolff, Iune Wolff, Mary Io Woods, Roger Wuilleumier. Row nine-Victor Yost, David Young, Iames Zickuhr, Donna Zimmermann, Yvonne Zopfi. i J 46 f E3 v V-4 4 1 ' ,F i 2-5 X N , XX fi ' X 0 X x E Tam , Y - -if-T X E- O I l a4ctzuzize.4 66 ' f h'f V'Ai3.:,g,....a,1,.5.,. NW' N't'fPf'A':V-N-fg-vm.w,ggggw1 ....,.,... .., ...... .... . , Wfmf M wrfiasm xmfwawm .. my W WWW--,,f,N,Q , X . MwwJWyN5M7ANwf 4 me may H .,: ,eg:g:g ::.'a.:. :- .:- : :: w ma5Wwg5g2ggy ,Snr .Ziff mW::y N 'gE3LmQE5 mmm q,?,w,m AMgmeSg Hg w : : f. :-.-:.,, ..,: .-::, 4 mi3.35?g,g,gigg3WML5 f, ,mpg Arm N515-lffwzrimn smw-1wWJ, :a?a:: 2E Emma? ,:j5:j,g, gh ,,m.f:,M, ::' 5. MS- :.:5 .'A:.': :-5arj 2: :j-'-- w s fwwsg 'f .B ME4Za:Z::,fnz.: .EWS Mmm-f-f-1-',m,, .... vfwsw m Z A fwznv-wwwgjg? -:-. Swami ,Za , x f mw,ygwA:1Gffsg3X yggqwsiaii xp wi kavyfxtgx,-it k 4 5351, ,A ZKTZQQESSWQWQ EWSQVQSSQS HKQ, - ,Emma A231237 ff wwwiwgf, 33 ' SK.Wzi WwfZ2FVw2i2SfM'w5? :Ik:ZMN2at?S5Y'322me2fZlffif :ma X-wyfiiilh' .,... 55, ww gh w. , :, 3 gg gg: 5 g- . 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Af - vw. :W gn' -1 v wwwxwvl 1:1 'Sli WQ QESSQESQSSSSEQQQ1-fWwQwX,j , we , 41 , W' ' 4 N . ..,... ,N 4 ,v. mW?Bqgf,igNxQ5, gy,53qQs3ys,Qe:i??gfj??Wg:5.,?gmhg3i:,?5fQ,,.MMMNww. ,M Q K AM M eww ., B' ' 'T'5'f 3 53 55 ,:'i5'f??ewe3Yff'3?w25w ,N M ,wil 45:1 lwamwk 'y39IfvZi3,L A ' gk Q ,,,WW15v 1 it fi 3' fsvwxvsxwn , f' v, , ,mlm ,4eiHw .. he 1-Siucfenf Counci Upper left-Social Commission Seated-Nancy Shott, Marlene Yarwood, co-chairman, Nancy Johnston, Norm Spears. Standing left to right-Sandy Chaplain, Barry Puklin, Wayne Larson, Sue Linder, co-chairman. Dick Brant. Dudley Switzer, Ioyce Kobel. Lower left-Service Commission Seated-lane Ienkins, Pat Weeks, Mary Lawrence. Standing left to right-Dick Fritz, Wesley Foell, lim Blum, Dick Valentine and Harry Pearsall, co-chairmen. Upper center-Research and Publicity Seated-lim Pilcher, Linda Sokody, Alan Granskog and Mary Kaempfer, co-chairmen, Dan DeYoung. Standing left to right-Dick Larson, Robert Rebenstorf, Ierry Mills, Helen Baukin, Nancy Cremeens, Clark Mills. Lower riqh t-Executive Council First row-Liz Schock. Don Valentine, Chuck Ward, Sue Linder, Dick Valentine, Norm Spears, Dolores Kaplan, Al Skjoldager. Second row-Wesley Foell, Mary Kaempfer, Dave Nelson, Nancy Johnston, Henry Pearsall, Wally Gifford, Alan Granskog, Pat Weeks. Standing4Mr. Wilson, Council sponsor. The student body elects the officers: each home room elects a representative. These students make up the Student Council. lt is governed by an Executive Council composed of the elected officers, the runners-up, the class presidents, and the co-chairmen of the Commissions. This year's Student Council program began with the impressive induction ceremony at which Dr. Carl F. Robinson of Northwestern University was the speaker. The Thanks- giving dance, Stunt Night, the Polio Fund Drive, and the Courtesy Drive were some of the activities undertaken. As one of the leading student governments in our state, our Council is often asked how it can possibly accomplish so much. The answer lies in our inner organizations, the 68 -lnluu W , A flue oice 0 . Sfuclenfa Upper right-Student Council Officers Left to right-Al Skjoldager. president: Sue Leonard, treasurer: Liz Schock, secretary: Dick Valentine, vice- president. Lower left-Program Commission Seated-Carol Black, Dolores Kaplan, co-chairman, Dave Nelson. Standing-IoAnne Schmiclgall, lnge Dosudel, Paul Plath, Roger Wiechmann, Don Valentine, co-chairman. Lower right-Building and Grounds Commission Left to right-Charles Behrens, Wally Gifford and Chuck Ward, co-chairmen, Ted Wilson, Tom Doxy, Don Skjoldager, Art Green. Commissions. The Building and Grounds Commission takes care of the clean-up cam- paigns, the traffic problem, and similar ones. The Social Commission sponsors Stunt Night, the dances, and other social events. The Service Commission plans the drive for polio funds, the courtesy campaign, sends cards to the sick, and supplies ushers for vari- ous occasions. The Research and Publicity Commission sees that posters and decorations are provided when necessary and keeps the Council bulletin board interesting and timely. This year Ria Hoffman of Germany has been one of us through the combined efforts of all the Commissions. Under the guiding hand of Mr. Wilson and the leadership of the Executive Coun- cil, the Student Council goals are reached: social activities flourish: improvement proj- ects constantly better our school: smaller organizations receive support: and, perhaps most important, the government of our school is participated in by the students. Can there be a better method of practicing democracy than by having cc student govern- ment which is truly the voice of the students? 69 his e Choo! ewripaper H irrora ville ewA Upper left-Nancy Nielsen, business manager, confers with first semester advertisers Glenda Miller and Duane Schuldt. Upper right-Second semester editor Sally McBride and first semester editor Peggy Fritz. loyce Simpson and Barbara O'Brien are pictured at the back typewriters. Lower-The second semester staff reaches for a deadline. First row, left to right: Barbara Ioerns, Eileen Iohn- ston, Marlene Keenan, Carole Bird, Kathryn Scheitlin, Ruth Haas, Lenora Haas, Sally Ann Schmidt. Second row: Carleton Rogers, JoAnn Shaffer, Barbara Kohn, Barbara Ross, Marilyn Ward, Marge Smith, Norma Iohnston, lean Hansen, Cathy Westby, Roger Hackler. Third row: Harold Horne, Ron Burnidge, Nora Lambke, Dick Larson, Sally McBride, Ron Laseman, Norm Spears, Wayne Reinking. Iournalisrn and the Elgin High School newspaper are run on a semester basis. This usually means a change of staff personnel each semester. The business staff does not change, as it is an advantage to the advertisers for it to remain the sarne. During the first semester Peggy Fritz served as editor. Sally McBride became second semester editor in chief. Nancy Nielsen was business manager for the year. The first semester advertisers were Glenda Miller and Duane Schuldtg Mary Lou Haeger and Ioan Wilkinson succeeded to the second semester adver- tising post. Carol Sayland served on the first semester staff. The Mirror had to retrench this year, putting out 14 issues instead of its usual 16. Miss Enid Burns is sponsor of The Mirror. 70 he . ear oo , aroon Before school closes in the spring the Maroon staff for the following year is chosen tentatively and ideas for the next book are discussed. Work begins early in the fall with the first major problem-the selec- tion of a theme. From then on the staff is constantly busy. The adver- tising staff solicits patrons: the edi- torial staff plans the book's contents: the art staff Works on drawings to carry out the theme. Pictures and data are collected: photographers are interviewed and schedules for pictures are arranged. The sales campaign is planned and launched. By the first part of April the year- book, with its pictures and carefully checked copy and data, is rushed to the publishers. Only then can the staff relax a bit, in preparation for the big task of distribution in late May. Upper-Co-editors: Ianice Newby and Karen Chapman consult with the sports editor, Dick Brant. Upper center-The star salesmen, Barbara Host and Itm Pilcher turn in a days patron sales to business manager. Harold Horne Lower center-Mary Kaempfer. Ruth Wilson and Ann Foelschow spent hours writing copy and captions and identifying people in the pictures Lower-Staff photographers Alan Granskog and Dick Larson confer with staff artists, Roberta Hamby and Dave Chamberlain . Chapter 0 afiona! gorenaic .feague Right--Pat Dlouhy. Oratory, and Carl Roessler. Newscasting. Center-Preparing a discussion for community service. Left to right: Ruth Horwitt. Nancy Iohnston. Allen Skjoldagar, Sue Leonard, and Iean Muirhead. Lower left-The entire Forensic Squad. Seated, left to right: Linda Sokody, Sally Schmidt, Iames Blum, Sharon Burbank, Muriel Fern. Standing: Ierry Goldstein, Patricia Dlouhy, Carl Roessler, Ruth Horwitt, Allen Skjoldagar, Nancy Iohnston, Sue Leonard, Donna Benson, Elaine Bernstein. Ienniier Henderson, lean Muirhead, Iames Blischke. Lower right-N. F. L. Officers: ,Nancy lohnson. Oratory, vice president and Allen Skjoldagar, Extempore. president. ' -Eli The Forensic program includes Debate, Interpretation, Crea- tive Speaking, Community Speakers' Bureau. This year's is a very young squad, for there are only seven upper classmen fthree seniors and four juniorsl and ten sophomores. Under the guidance of Mr. Homer Shelby, Director of Forensics, the squad has been very successful in most of the tournaments and has given entertaining and informative programs for numerous civic, service, and religious groups of the community. 72 S Avlayrf are 04 waya Uuiaian ing Upper leftATHE MAD WOMAN OF CHAILLOT, one of the Three One Acts ol 1951: lean Slaubaugh, Carol Simonsen, Margaret Halen, and Evelyn Raplus. Upper right-GREEN STOCKINGS, the Class ol '52's Iunior Play: Babs Hettinger, Sandra Iohnson, and Carol Klages. Center left-Gerry Benstein and Carl Roessler in GREEN STOCKINGS. Center right-YEARS AGO, the Class of '52's Senior Play: Gerry Benstein, Carl Roessler, and Babs Hettinger. Lower left THE OLD LADY SHOWS HER MEDALS, a 1951 One Act: Don Bohlin and Mary Bausch. Lower right-YEARS AGO: Evelyn Raplus, Bob Schatf, Carl Roessler, Gerry Benstein, and Babs Hettinger. Everyone looks forward to the plays produced at E.H.S. under the very capable direction of Miss Marge Biersach. We have come to know that the plays will be so Well done that We forget the players are amateurs. GREEN STOCKINGS A comedy in Three Acts by A. E. W. Mason CWith the Special permission of Samuel French, N. Y.l The Characters Colonel I. N. Smith, D.S.O ..................... Carl Roessler William Faraday, I. P .......... ,.................... R obert Schaaf Admiral Grice, R. N .............. ......., C harTes McB1'iarty Honorable Robert Tarver ......... .......... G ordon Murray Iames Raleig .............................r.............r...... Fred Steffen Henry Steele ........................................ Willard Beebe lll Martha ................ ........, C Thursdayl Meredith Parsons lFridayD Ioyce Yeagley Celia Faraday ..........r. rr.................. G Sri Benstein Evelyn Trenchard ......... ...................rr.... C arol Klages Madge Rockingham .......,........ CThursdayD Nancy Shott CFridayl Sandra Iohnson Phyllis Faraday ,.r.......r...........r,................ Balos Hettlnger Mrs. Chisholm Faraday .................. Bertha Sportsman YEARS AGO by Ruth Gordon Presented by the Class of 1952 Elgin High School Auditorium November 14-15, l95l The Characters Clinton lones, My Father ...,..,. ...... C arl Roessler Annie Jones, My Mother ....... .,,,.. ......, G e ri Benstein Ruth Gordon Iones, Me ,,,.,..,........,,.,,.,.,. Babs Hettinger Katherine Follet, My Best Friend .....,...... Carol Klages Anna Witham, My Next Best Friend .............,..,,...,....., Sportsman Fred Whitmarsh, A Boyfriend ...,....,..... David Nelson Mr. Sparrow, Who Owned a Wagon ,,...,,,,w,,,,,,,....,.-,,,, McBriar-ty Willard Beebe Mr. Bagley, from the Y.M.C.A .................., Bob Schqff Miss Glavin, from out to Brookline .... EVelyn.Raplus Punk, Our Cat ..,........................ ,..,,.........,,..,,,...,,,,,.,, A Cm he glgin ,High clzool FLUTE Elaine Thomsen Ioann Race Marcia Bailey Karen Prevenas FIRST CLARINET Mary Heaton Iohn Dickson Claudette Seymour Nancy Turnquist SECOND CLARINET Marshall Friedman Bill Brandes Iames Rosenberger Robert Reimer Jacqueline Blazier THIRD CLARINET Iohn Anderson Iessie Berg Bill Huber Richard Cook LaVerne Landwehr Lewis Wendt ALTO CLARINET lack Tison BASS CLARINET Ioann Dillow President ....,....,,Y Vice-President ...,,.. Secretary .,.,.,., BASSOON Mary Teske ALTO SAXOPHON E Fred Wyman Shirley Hamilton Sharon Rehberg Clinton Munch TENOR SAXOPHONE Don Etter Rita Nickel BARITONE SAXOPHONE Raymond Burton FIRST CORNET Lester Ottinger Robert Bellows Dick Vogle SECOND CORNET Ioan Payne Edward Poole Paul Wilcox THIRD CORNET Donald Pelletier Edward Abbott Ronald Bjick Howard Narofsky BAND OFFICERS 74 FRENCH HORN Anne Kempik Alfred Kempik David Miller TROMBONE Paul Wilkening Gerry Ogden Iohn Bogert Gordon Murray Gordon Albright Virginia Sparrow Steve Mengler BARITONE Rodney Wallace Riley Foltz BASS Eugene Kuntz Ronald Burnidge DRUMS Ed Driscoll Bill Stephens Tom Kasten Dennis Volmer TIMPANY - BELLS Elaine Behling .......,..Lester Ottinger ,........Robert Bellows ..,,.,.....Ann Kempik f.Q. A W F 1:- .31 1 4, ,?g+ e gg. 15 sy 1 4 Inj 4, Xa 4- 1, ,I 1 5? 64 vm 'FJ ' K W f' 4 - f s ii X -61.4 5'gw1.:m.,A Q M5 fx Aw f M ' Rfw' ' at , gf g J ,bg 1 , -mf , ,fa 5 Y J r :-. it ,h?,,, . 1 y 5 A Vx I 8 V 1 Q ,Q 2 . mf I 4 .,,. . aff U1 - M' ' , Qi x 5, f- Mfg in , 'R D 2 ' - jijA1'WgW ,r 2 is 1, ff? , in 5 . rf - 3 Canal' W 3 . X V' XT' K , 55 h A ' G ' ? 3 ' me , i il ' 6 sim f LE? Q If I xh 533 f Wim In 4, ei' 1' y:.:b, , ef! 1 w Sb? f,T,..w-ww gwpjffi iff? ' ik Q .. K-'M-W-4L.. N he cglgin High elmo! The Elgin High School Concert Orchestra, directed by Miss Marion Lattey, contributes much to EHS and Elgin. Last October the orchestra took part in Operatic Nights and in December presented the Christmas con- cert and the Christmas portion of The Messiah, with the A Cappella. ln the spring, contests called EHS music students. In May all string players took part in the Annual Fox Valley Festival Orchestra with guest con- ductor Richard Church from Madison University. This year the contest for soloists was held at Dundee, and the state contest for solo winners and ensembles at Champaign. Small ensembles from the orchestra played between 40 and 50 times during the year at weddings, church organizations, and local civic groups. Ten members of this orchestra also played in the Elgin Civic Symphony under the direction of Mr. Douglas Steensland. 76 onceri Orclzeafira VIOLINS Carol Crichton, Con. Betty Hillmer Iune Battin V Ruth Wilson Sarah Kirkpatrick Lois Holland Iohn Lange Shirley Weiss Carolyn Miller, Prin. Morla Ann Kruse Nancy Gabler Saundra Leetzow Mary Lawrence Peg Halen Ronald Tilley VIOLA Nancy Peirce, Prin. Sheila Walton Dick Perkins Barbara Peters Pat Bryer Ioyce Ottinger Marilyn Ward President ........,.. PERSONNEL OF E.H.S. ORCHESTRA Master CELLO Ianice Towner, Prin. Don Spuehler Margene Fricke Mary Smith STRING BASS Beth Kellenberger, Prin. Deborah Nash Lois Roth Shirley Christenson PIANO Karen Vollman Dolores Kaplan FLUTE Elaine Thomsen Marcia Bailey CLARINET Mary Heaton Claudette Seymour Nancy Turnquist Iohn Dickson OFFICERS OF E.H.S. ORCHESTRA Vice-President ....,,,,,,,,, Secretary-Treasurer FRENCH HORN Anne Kempik David Miller TRUMPET Lester Ottinger Bob Bellows Ioan Payne TROMBONE Paul Wilkening Ierry Ogden Iohn Bogert ALTO SAXOPHONE Frederick Wyman BASSOON Mary Teske PERCUSSION Ed Driscoll Don Pelletier Bill Stephens .,,,,.r..Paul Wilkening ,,..,.....Anne Kempik ,,,,.,Nancy Peirce 77 Ile 04 Cappella Chou' The A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. E. A. Hill, is one of the outstanding music organizations at EHS. It is a choir of 94 voices and is made up ot sophomore, junior, and senior boys, and junior and senior girls who have some musical background : they are selected by try outs. Operatic Nights, the Christmas Concert, The Messiah, the Easter Sunrise Service, and an assem- bly are traditional A Cappella events. The choir sings in the Spring Music Festival, the Fox Valley Music Festival and tre- quently is called upon to present programs for civic groups and the churches of Elgin. For these latter programs, some of the many smaller units of the choir usually sing. Fred Steffen is A Cappella president, Meredith Parsons is vice president, and Bruce Pillinger is secretary. There are 94 sophomore girls in the Aeolian Choir, which meets four days a Week during the noon hour. Under the direc- tion of Miss Elma Engelbrecht the choir provides programs eagerly looked forward to by EHS. Each year the Aeolians pre- sent the Thanksgiving assembly, participate in the annual Christmas Concert, Dad 'n Daughter Date Night, the Spring Music Festival, and provide vesper services and programs at the Old Peoples' Home. Sue Leonard is president ot the Aeoliansg Mary Lawrence is secretary. 78 and flue ofiana Keith Anderson Marcia Balding lim Barman Willard Beebe Charles Behrens Don Bendewald Carole Bird Claire Borrud Darlene Brightbill Donald Broker Marlene Buhmann Ronald Burstein Bill Collins Nan Covey Max Cramer Barry Danielson Carol Davenport Dan De Young Patricia Dlouhy Tom Doxey Charles Dunning Dave Duval Virginia Emery Gary Gabler Ioan Gahlbeck Donald Garland Bob Gillarn Alan Granskog Donna Gutschow Elaine Hainer Shirley Hamilton Carol Hecker Don Hedblade Sharon Hedblade Leesa Heinrich Don Heneise Babs Hettinger Alberta Howard Marilyn Hubbard Karen Huske Esther Huston Sandra Johnson Mary Kaempfer Bob Kahl Bernice Kaiser loyce Kobel lim Kraebber Lois Lant Wayne Larson Sue Linder Tom Lyon Nan lean Melms Ronald Miller Gerald Mills Carl Missele David Nelson Marjorie Nicholson Will Nitz Tom O'Neill Meredith Parsons Doris Payne lim Pease loseph Perlmutter Bruce Pillinger Barry Puklin Evelyn Raplus Iarnes Rayner Robert Rebenstorf Winchell Reber Jerry Roller Carol Sayland Bob Schatf Liz Schock Nancy Shott Carol Sirnonsen Alonzo Smith Fred Steffen Vernon Sveinson Dudley Switzer Don Templin Ann Thurnau Karen Vollman Ianice Voltz Shirley Weiss Carol June White Carole Lee White Roaer Wiechmann Ru h Woolcott Robert Zirkel Carolyn Zunkel Vida Altom Gloria Amundson Yvonne Anderson Marcia Andrews Marliss Ballard Barbara Bedell Elaine Behling Mary Bellows Nancy Bellows Shirely Borter Nancy Braddock Pat Bryer Sharon Burbank Charlene Bonner Donna, Benson Elynor Bernstein Carol Black lean Burger Dorothy Coombs Margaret Christ Mary Demler IoAnn Deuterman Darlene Dickhaut Arlene Doods Suzanne Emery Connie Payne Yvonne Forcier Muriel Fern Barbara Fisher Nancy Gabler Karen Goodnow Iudy Gough Pat Green Betty Haas Mildred Haas Karen Hanson Diane Hecht lean Heckert Ioyce Hendrickson Ruth Horwitt Barbara Hoy Delores Iohnson Gwen Kautz Mildred Kadow Beth Kellenberger Carol Kenyon Karen Kirkhutf Marilyn Kopping Wava Kinsinger Sarah Kirkpatrick Mary Lamp Mary Lawrence Margaret Lawrence Lynne Lagerstrom Marion Lange Marcia Laseman Sue Leonard 79 Barbara Leitner Barbara Lock Nancy McKay Margie McNutE Mary Lou Menke loan Mitchell Nancy Neville Diane Nelson Marilyn Nickel Kay Peek Barbara Rakow Virginia Ross Connie Richards Patti Ritchard Lois Roth Virginia Russell Ioan Sackett Ioan Schneider Marion Scholl Marlene Kelley 4 Nancy Serio Beverly Smith Mary Smith Nancy Socha Annette Stanleigh Dorothy Starr Iudy Steffen Nancy Stone Pat Stroeher Sandra Todd Toby Thomas Marvelene Turk Mary Turner Nancy Umberger Ianette Wagner Betty Welton Shirley Windau Donna Zimmerman wha eme Speaking Choir and ome Cnaemblea Upper lefty,-The Verse Speaking Choir, under the direction of Miss Mabel Engelbrecht, participates in many school and com- munity programs. Front-Left to rightfl-Xlberta Howard, Dolores Kaplan, Carol Black, Carol Kenyon, Karen Kirkhuli, Ioan Mitchell, Nancy Nohl. Center-Iean Muirhead, Betty Tweed, Lynda Perkins, Sally Schmidt, Shirley Kagel, Elie Bernstein, Pat Dlouhy, Linda Sokocly. BackfDoris Payne, Ioan Burkart, Marilou Westbrook, Elaine Bernstein, Nan lean Melms, Ianet Thurlwell, Carolyn Miller. Center left-The String Quartet: Carol Crichlon, Nancy Peirce, Karen Vollman. Ianice Towner. Lower 1eft4The String Trio: Betty Hillmer, David Nelson, Don- ald Spuehler. Upper right-The Boys' Quartet: Barry Danielson, Donald Ben- dewald, Iim Doss, Tom Lyon. Upper center-The Mixed Quartet: Irma Iahn Caccompanistl Donald Toppel, Sharon Bartelt, Donald Orton, Nancy Nohl, Lower center-The Girls' Sextet: Meredith Parsons, Janice Voltz, Claire Borrud, Nancy Shott, Sharon Hedblade, Ann Thurnau. Lower right-The Mixed Octet: Edward Ehorn, Irma Iahn, Helen Baukin, Beverly Leicht, Nancy Drought, Diane Kirpatrick, Donald Toppel, Dick Moore, Iack Harkins. e golf club Every girl in Elgin High School automatically becomes a member of the Girls' Club upon her entrance to E.H.S. The purpose ofthe club is to offer friendship, loyalty, and service to our school. The governing body is composed of a cabinet of twelve, elected by the girls, and a council which is made up of forty-six girls - one elected representative from each home room. The maintenance of a school in Tennessee, Dad and Daughter Date Night, and the Mother and Daughter Tea are some of the activities of the Girls' Club. Upper right-Assisted by Miss Stearns, the girls make slip covers for their lounge, room 139. First row: Helen Baukin, Phyllis Fisher, Esther Houston, Ianice Towner. Second row: ludy Hendricks, Ruth Wilson. Carole lones, and Miss Stearns. Center left-A mother and several daugh- ters-the 1951 Tea. Left to right, front: Sally Warner, Donna Lawrence, and Mrs. Lawrence. Mary Larsen and Shirley Allison in back. Center right-The Cabinet. In front, left to right: Mimi Parsons, Pat Dlouhy, Norma Dunn, Carol Kenyon. and Ruth Wilson. In back: Bar- bara Peters, Peg Fritz, Nancy Miller, Rose- mary Mortellaro, Pam Weeks, and Bonnie Kerr. Lower right: The Council: First row: Louise Wahl, Lois Lant, Claudette Seymour, Carolyn Zunkel, Barbara Rakow, Lois Holland. Second row: Carol Klages, Arlene Dodds. Pat Bryer, Iudy Hendricks, Gail McMann, Barbara Butter- field, Shirley Windau, Vida Altom, Delores Iohnson, 'Ioan Schmidt. Third row: Mary lane Wright, Barbara Host, Mary lane Heaton, Beverly Begalka, Iune Wolff, Carolyn Miller, Donna Ford, Sharon Bartelt, Ann Spuehler, Ann Thurnau, Nancy Peirce, Monica Santurro, Luann Gesinger, Phyllis Grant, Marlene Hel- betg. 81 In Chiba af . goaier Reading counter clockwise: THE SPANISH CLUB-First row-Jean Miurhead Cpresidentl, Sue Emery, Dorothy Coombs Frances Schmrtendort Jim Pease Second rowe-Jim Pilcher. Ruth Wilson Jean Burger Barbara Rakow Jean Sievers, Velas Likhite. THE LATIN CLUB Seated Ruth Horwitt Gayle Timm, Karen Kirkhutl. Nan Braddock Sue Leonard Mary Teske Standing Gwen Kautz Cpresidentb, George Bresette Bob Kahl Joan Sackett Jim Kraebber, Carol Kenyon. THE HARRIET GIFFORD CHAPTER OF F A A First row-Muriel Orban, Eileen Oechsle Inge Dosudil Peg Fritz Second rowAJean Sievers, Janice Voltz Shirley Windau Nancy Johnson Phyllis Fischer CpresidentJ, Nancy Nielsen Inez Sornberger Mary Lawrence JUNIOR RED CROSS Seated Norm Spears Donn Valentine, Pat Weeks Cpresidentb Janice Newby Nan Johnson Standing Jim Blum, Claudette Sey- mour Elmor Svendsen Linda Sokody Leo Baxlleaux THE FRENCH CLUB First row Nancy Peirce Patti Ritchard. Second row- Jane Jenkins Cpresxdentj Peggy Halen Rheta Oogjen, Nan Melms, Yvonne Forcxer Shirley Karle Third row Carol Hauser Barbara Peters, Carole Gebhard, Barbara Garrison. Lower Ieit: THE PROJECTION CLUB-Left to right-Carleton Rogers, Larry Turk, Jerry Leetzow George Bohlig, Ken Lloyd Bill Alderman John Anderson, Richard Ehlert, and Mr. Waggoner. Lower right: THE CHESS CLUB-Seated-Bill Brandes, Pam Weeks, Jean Sievers Cpresi- dentl. Standing-Jerry Levine, Ronald Tilley, Harold Horne. W Reading clockwise: THE E.H.S. PLAYERS-In front-Margaret Halen. Seated-lean Slaubaugh, Carol Klages, Carol Simonsen, Bertha Sportsman Cpresidentl, Gerry Benstein, Babs Hettinger. Standing-Meredith Parsons, Nancy Miller, Dolores Kaplan, Sandra Iohnson, Dave Nelson, Sue Linder, Carl Roessler, Bonnie Culverson, Willard Beebe, Phyllis Fischer, Fred Steffen. F.F.A.-Seated-Wally Gifford. Standing-Norman Zierke, Bob Norgard, David Iensen, Bill Kampmeyer, lames Burnidae Cpresidentl. THE GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS-Left to right-Karen Vollman Cvice- presidentl, Linda Sokody Csecretaryl, David Nedson Ctreasurerl, Dolores Kap- lan fpresidentl. MASK AND BAUBLE-Seated-Carol Liek, IoAnn Deuterman, Shirley Kagel Cpresidentl, Ioyce Sides, Rhoda Melberg. Standing-Shirley Windau, Vida Altom. George Bresette, Iune Wolff, Gwen Kautz, Mary Lamp, Carolyn Miller, Arlene Dodds, Ierry Goldstein, Muriel Fern, Mary Bellows. THE CHEM-PHYS CLUBWA-In front'--Bill Brandes, Ronald Tilley, Don Ben- wald Cpresidentl, Rheta Oogjen, Martha Mason, Pam Weeks. In back-Karen Vollman, George Bohlig, Bob Leland. F.B.L.A.-Seated-Lois Holland, Marlene Kelley, Kay Young Cpresidentb. Standing-Lavon Schultz, Nancy Turnquist, Marilyn Shine, Mariam Schultz, Io Anne Ciaccio, Jerry Goldstein. J any fucfenf niereafa and .Hobbzea 83 ,QW fa 5 K N -z g ,., gk ' 'fi ff q, t V Q MTM alfllfelicd 84 45 mam ms-ww www QQ i Wzfzmsr ' df' Q 1,-, V Af. 6' 'S ' N 7 ff' 0 -I , , ?f'-:S ::' -f H ff 'f gsfQi?s I ,, +251 , 'K fi Lw'h ?' t :?m' ,. - 432' f V 1 1' ' u 4 , ? , G Q Q W X Elle clfaraify in alciion VARSITY IN ACTION Above-Another Cavalier ot LaSalle-Peru is smeared by the strong Elgin defense. This game was the most spectacular of the season, Elgin winning 33-6. Those pictured are Bruce Pillinger, 77: Iohn Lohbauer, 70: and Iack Satterwaite, 65. Upper left, opposite page-An East Aurora back about to be subdued by five Elgin Maroons. Iohn Lohbauer, 70: Iohn McMahan, 63: Alan Ferriss, 76: Dick Brant, 85: and Don Mapes, 60. Below-Don Mapes, 60, carries the ball for the Elgin Maroons, aided by interference supplied by Dick Brant, 85: Iohn Lohbauer, 70: and lack Satterwaite, 65. Below-Don Topple, 53, outsteps two York tacklers with the fancy running and speed he executed the entire season. Lower left-Aided by the blocking ot Al Ferriss, 76, Don Mapes picks up a first down. against York. Number 82, is Carl Klienschmidt. Lower right-Co-Captain DeWayne Block, 84, follows up a play in the La Salle-Peru game. he I9 1 . Sophomore gooibaff Zeam Behind the able leadership ot Ralph Kallenback and two speedy halfbacks, the Elgin Sophomore team chalked up a record of 5 Wins, 3 losses, and one tie. Elgin ..... .... 9 Elgin Elgin ............ 18 Elgin Elgin Maine ,... York ..,,........e.,... East Rockford Io11et ....,..,.r,,.... SOPHOMORE SCORES 6 E1gin.,,,.. 7 7 E1gin..,... 7 0 E1gin...... 6 ......l2 Elgin............13 East Aurora ,... ,........ 7 THE SOPHOMORE TEAM LaSalle-Peru ..... .... 0 West Rockford ..,......... 32 Freeport .......... ..e. 6 West Aurora ...., .,vl 0 Left to right, front row -- Vern Sveinson, manager: Iim Schult, 26: Tom Kasten, 35: Bob Rieclemann, 27: Alan Hahn, 12: Larry Schafter, 19: Ron Warren, 28: Dick Sinnett, 17: Buster Leach, ll: Max Cramer, 13: Art Green, 10: Bob Gillam, 14: and Iim Blum, manager. Second row-Arlin Iames, 41: Darwin Minehart, 22: Iohn Morton, 33: Arnie Dauksavage, 18: Frank Lee, 34: lim Stowell, 40: Buzz Berndt, 29: Chuck Hutton, 21: Bill Tobin, 25: Pete Klassen, 16: Bud Wells, 37: and lack Baylor, manager. Back row- Al Scharf, assistant coach: Bill Chesbrough, head coach: Barry Puklin, 38: lim Steele, 31: Ierry Moser, 39: Dick Ehlert: Iohn Giordino, 30: Bill Aikin: Doug Holtz, 44: Ray Burton: Wayne Larsen, 36: Frank Knisek: lack Rosenthal, 42: Don Quandt: Ierry Mills, 24: Clyde Darnell: Ralph Kallenbach, 23: Ioe Ceresa: Roger Wiechmann, 32: Don Heine, 43, and Tom Parker, assistant coach. ll nf, .Y I E M M-Se r 1 t he 1951-52 Jgaaleeibafl Zeam Upper left- -Dale McCul1um, this year's only returning letter- man cmd co-captain. Terry Krumm, this year's leading scorer and center. lim Grotemeyer, this year's backcourt ace and co- captain. Center left-Henry Pearsall, this year's hard driving and major playmaker from the backcourt. Iack Sattervvaite, this year's big- gest scrapper. Gordon Nash, this year's battling forward. Upper right--Terry Krumm 6521 blocks a shot by Iim Schult C173 in the all-important Hebron game as lack Satterwaite looks on. Lower left-Terry Krumm i525 wins the jump at the Crystal Lake game as lim Grotemeyer C557 looks on. Lower right-Terry Krumm C523 attempts a block on a shot in the Dundee game as Henry Pearsall CSZJ, Gordon Nash CSOJ, and lim Grotemeyer C559 look on, he aroona in a4cfion Top left-Elgin's Dale McCallum C543 drives in for a field goal attempt in the game with York of Elmhurst. Center IeitiTerry Krumm C525 shoots one in the Hebron game. Lower left-Henry Pearsall 1323 out jumps Dundee as Terry Krumm C523 and lack Satter- waite CSD look on. Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin ..o.,..,...,.l,. Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin ............,... Elgin Elgin Elgin 91 Elgin ..,l.,.,l,...o,Y The 195152 Maroons ended the season by losing to the state champion Hebron by a score of 47 to 49. The team turned in a fine record of 20 Wins and 5 losses. York ......,. .. Leyden ............, Tilden Tech ,.,l. DeKalb ,,,,.....Y... Iohet ...l.l.l.,ll,l,.. West Aurora East Aurora .,e.V LaSalle ............. Ioliet ..,., ..... Moline ...,.,.,....... West Aurora West Rockford, Argo V..,l.....ll.Y,.. Downers Grove Highland Park, Crystal Lake Freeport .Y..oe,,o,. Decatur .,,,,,l...... East Aurora ..... Proviso ,........,V,, East Rockford... Maine ...........,,,. Grant ......l ...., Dundee .....l.l,.... Hebron ,............ he 1951-52 .fllaroona Left to right, front row-Fred Spiegle, assistant coach: Wes Foell, Henry Pearsall, Gordon Nash, Terry Krumm, Dale McCallum, 'lim Grotemeyer and Bill Chesbrough, head coach. Second row-Glen Lose, Paul Plath, Norm Spears, Al Granskog, Don Plote, Tom Wagner and Gery Smith. Third row-Ron Miller. Don Toppel, Chuck Menke, Chuck Behrens, Marv Nelson and Mike Bolger. KlVIissingJ lack Satterwaite. Dale McCallum, co-captain oi the Maroons, receives the Hinsdale trophy on behalf oi the team. The Maroons took the first place trophy lor the 2nd time in as many years. 92 he 1.951-52 Edition of 8 ,H 5 Cgsoplzomored Left to right, iirst row-Robert Prigge, Arnold Dauksavage, Maurice Weiss. Wayne Larson, Iohn Giardino. Second row--Head coach Emery Ebbert, Bob Gillam, George Payne, Iohn Morton. Ralph Kallenbach, and Art Green. Third row-Manager Keith Anderson, Iames Pilcher, Robert Heine, Iames Stowell Barry Puklin, Manager Iim Blum. CMissing is Buster Leach.l Behind the able leadership of captain Morey Weiss, Bob Prigge, Arnold Dauksavage, Wayne Larson, Iohn.Giardino, and Buster Leach, the Sophomores tied for the Big-8 Championship with a record of 15 Wins and 6 losses. Elgin .......c..,..c,. 28 York ,....r....,r..rr........ 31 Elgin ...........,..,. 43 Leyden rrrrrr,rrrr,..rr,, 22 Elgin Tilden Tech .,YY,,.... Elgin ..,...cc...,..., DeKalb ,r,rr,rrr,rVrr,.,, Elgin Ioliet ,.,.rr....,.rrr..,,,,, Elgin West Aurora ,......, Elgin Freeport ,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,, Elgin East Aurora ,....,..., Elgin LaSalle Peru ,Yrr,,,r Elgin Ioliet .......,r....r........ Elgin Glenbard ,,,,,,,r,,r,,, Elgin West Aurora .rc,c,,, Elgin West Rockford Elgin Proviso rrrr,,rrV,,r,,,,,, Elgin l...,,,...,V.,.. East Rockford .,rr.... Elgin Maine rrrrrr......rrrr,rrr Elgin Belvedere .,rrr,,,,,,,,, Elgin Freeport ,,,,,,,,v,,,,,,, Elgin ..............., Leyden ,,r,,,r,,,,,,,,,,, Elgin .......,......c. 47 West Rockford ,rrr 57 Lower right-Morey Weiss shoots for two against Free- port as Iohn Giardino C317 on floor, Wayne Larson 0139, Arnold Dauksavage CZSD, and Brister Leach C225 look on. sg! if 4: .H 3 .Nu JJ. . niramura! fjrogram From the start of the tall term until the summer Elgin High School students participate actively in intramurals, under the direction of Coach Farroh. First on the agenda are golf and tennis. Pre-season basketball is the third intramural sport. Next come the homeroom and class basketball tournaments. Wrestling and boxing follow for the Winter sports program. There is also the free throw basket shoot- ing contest. ln the spring, badminton, Volleyball, table tennis, handball, track and baseball occupy the spotlight. Upper left-The Sophomore Cage Champs. Members are, left to right, kneeling: Bob Prigge, Robert Sommers, Ken Lapp, and Wayne Webb. Standing are Gene Moring, Iim Pease, Carl Buehler, and Dan Parks. , Upper right-The Champ Intramural Baseball Team. Members oi the team are, left to right, first row: Dick Iordan, Robert Schuld, Ierry Perlrnutter, Iim Boyer, and Ray Burton. Second row: 'Iohn Lohbauer, Hap Robarts, Gary Smith, Ron Bierman, and lack Ballsmith. Center left-Gym class students work hard on their calisthenics under the coach of intramurals, Mike Parroh. Center right-The Senior Intramural Cage Champs. Members of the team are, left to right, kneeling: Lloyd Dolby, Wally Gifford, Leo Bailleaux and Bon Iohnson. Standing: Allen Skjoldager, Terry Krumm and Chuck Kallenbach. Lower left-The Handball, Table Tennis and Badminton Intramural Cham- pions, Left' to right in the first row are the Handball Champions: Ralph Ferguson, Dick Valentine, Don Lichthardt and Carl Teets. Second row: The Table Tennis Champs: Rene LeBlanc, Iack Stallbaum. and Jim Lentz. Third row: The Badminton Champs: Paul Plath, lack Kamrad, lim Grotemeyer, and Robert Schuldt. Lower right-Individual Intramural Champions: The winners are: Les Kerber, Push-ups. Kneeling, left to right: Dan De Young, Leo Bailleaux, Dennis Iunod, Barry Danielson, lim Dunning and Michael Graff. Standing: Gerald Wilkinson, 'Iim Greene, Bob Goll, Henry Hunter, Dick Valentine and George Payne. These boys are the winners of six events, Burpee, Sit-ups, Standing Broad lump, 50-Yard Dash, Squat-lump and Push-Ups. 94 Had an cgxienaiue Q MQQA r .4 i H 5 5 5 if Q15 i i W Am X Bun' flggg-1? if V, 4, ,. . .W W J ,uf adebaff, Zenniat and Crafts Counfry eam The Elgin High School baseball team of 1951 turned in an impressive record of 26 wins and 5 losses. Behind the leadership of D. Giertz, G. Nash, P. Kovacs, B. Zito, A. Ferriss, D. Radloff, L. Hayes, W. Gifford, D. Block, and D. McCallum the Maroons had little trouble with their opponents, as their record shows. The 1951 Tennis team at EHS finished the season with a flourish at the Big Eight Conference champion- ship. They placed second in the Big Eight as a team only six points behind first place East Rockford. The doubles team of Henry Pearsall and Charles Werner won the Big Eight doubles championship which was the first for Elgin in many years. The EHS Cross Country team also turned in a fine record this year with Wes Foell being the most out- standing in that he qualified for the state meet. OPPOSITE PAGE Upper Left-The EHS Varsity cheerleaders. left to right: Mary Larsen, Sue Brinkman, Babs Hettinger, and Nancy Miller. Upper Right-The 1951 EHS Tennis Team, left to right front row: Wes Foell, Chuck Werner, Ion Warner and Ron lakes: Second row: Coach Ed Long, Peter Gilles, Henry Pearsall, Norman Spears and Manager Bob Garber. Middlewes Foell shows his ability in cross country running that led him and his team- mates to a successful third season in EHS history. Bottom-The 1951 Cross Country team, left to right: Tom Wagner, Mike Bolger, Glen Lose, Don Plote, Wes Foell, Don Austin and Coach Arthur Roggen. Lower Left-The returning lettermen for the 1952 edition of the Elgin High Baseball team. They are left to right first row: Alan Granskog, Wally Gifford, Gordon Nash: Second row: DeWayne Block, Dale McCallum, and Alan Ferriss. Bottom-The 1952 Elgin High School Baseball team composed of, from left to right first row: Iohn Lohbauer, Corky Groeninger, Don Plote, Tom Wagner, Don Topple, Gary Bochum, Wally Gifford, Bob Ransom, David St. Iohn: Second row: Manager Clark Niss, Ron lVliller, Ralph Kallenbach, Bruce Lehky. Alan Granskog, lim Pilcher, Norm Ewert, Herb Hollister, Iohn Morton, Dauksavage, 'Iim Blum, manager: Third row: Coach Art Roggen, Bill manager, lim Grotemeyer, Ted Wilson, Gary Smith, Dale McCallum. Nash, Bob Strohmaier, Alan Ferriss, DeWayne Block, Sam Rebecca, teacher, and head coach Al Scharf. Arnold Collins, Gordon student -...A ,AA'Rf,, flfsirf' ,vm G, '91 We mf' 0 'f3,c.'b wimming wreaifing With eight returning lettermen, the E.H.S. swimming team under the great coaching of Max von Isser, won ten straight dual meets after dropping their opener. The team finished second in one triangular meet. Captain Bob Schaff lead the aqua- men against such strong teams as de- fending state champion New Trier. Evanston, West Rockford, East Rockford, Lane Tech, and Maine. Bob won 14 races without defeat for his season record. Other standouts who repre- sented Elgin in the State competition were Louis Bosco, lack Garland, George Frisbie, Dean Martin, and Bill Collins. Upper Left-E.H.S. Tankmen: Left to right, front row-Neil Murphy, Dean Martin, Iohn Chislett, and Dick Thelander. Second row: Coach Max von Isser, Iack Garland, Bob Schaff, Iohn Smitendori, and Dick Valentine. Third row: Don Lichthardt, Ray Frisbie, Stan Crane, Bill Collins, and Rusty Allen. Also on the team, but not pic- tured, are Henry Hunter, Carl Roessler. and Louis Bosco. Lower Left and Upper Flight: The Maroon tankmen take on Argo. Left to right: Coach von Isser, Mr. Thompson of the Y staff, Richard The- lander, George Frisbie, three from Argo, and Mr. Martin of the Y staff. Bill Kampmeyer, Dave Martin, Charles R Coached by Al Scharf and under the ab Steffen, the Elgin Mat-Men turned in a fine year of 1952. pounds: Dave Martin, 112 pounds: Chu pounds: Leon Miller, 127 pounds: Pete Reu Herb Reidemann, 138 pounds: Fred Steff Standouts for the season were: Donn 1 e Carl Missele, 154 pounds: Bill Kamprneye and DeWayne Block, Heavy. TINE hold on Fred Steffen. Fred prove Upper right-Bob Ransom executes his ic I ability this year by taking third in the stc tough weight ol 138 pounds. Center left-Co-captains Dave Martin ai get set for a practice bout. erans a few tips on position. Dave Martin Center right-Coach Al Scharf gives th and Bill Kampmeyer watch as Fred Steffen take the position. team. First row, left to right: DeWayne cosky, Coach Al Scharf, Dave Chamberl Bob Ransom. Second row: Chuck Hutton Herb Riedemann Norm Ewert Chuck Reut Dave Martin, Fred Steffen, Bill Kampmey tine, Bill Schultz. Third row: Bob Norgard Orton, Carl Hoffman, Clyde Darnell, La Hahn, George Bailleaux, Mike Graff. F Lower right-The 1952 edition of the 1 c 1 1 Brant, Don Mapes, Iack Lohbauer, Rene Schlaifli, Don Quandt, lim Overstreet Frank Lee. Uamiiy- realm-Soplz rac in alcfion Upper right-The Varsity team composed of tiront row. left to rightl-Don Mapes, Charles Kallenback, Norm Be- galka, Iohn Morton, and Dick Iensen, Second rowfGeorge Arnold, Manager, Karl Klienschmidt, Ierry Shott, Dick Akins, Stan Bonkoskey, Mark Murray, Bob Lagerstrom, Don Austin. Third rowiHead coach Chet Alexander, Tom Stoldt, Don Worm, Bruce Struckman, Willard Schuldt, Don Westphal, Gordon Honert, Roland Smart, Dave Yonker, manager, and assistant coach, Emery Ebbert. Lower left-The freshman-sophomore track team com- posed of Cleft to right front rowl-Dennis Iunod, Iames Brokner, Dick Moore, Tom Wagner, Peter Klassen. Second row-Stan Crane, Glen Lose, Jim Steele, Ralph Kallenback, Wayne Reinking, Ierry Mills, Herb Smith. Third row-Sam Wray, Bob Haase, Chuck Behrens, lack Zimmer, Dick Nor- denfelt, Don Topple. Lower right--Don Westphal qualifies for the state finals at Champaign in the high jump. He cleared the bar at 6 feet IVQ inches. Elgin's track team of 1951 had a successful season. The most outstanding event was the winning of the Kane County Track Crown. By scoring 47W points to win the event, Elgin racked their 12th county crown in the 29 year history of the event. Such outstanding leaders as Don Austin, Don Mapes, Don Worm, Gordon Honert, Bob Lagerstrom, Don Westphal, Boy Russell, Bom Malohn, Willard Schult and Bruce Struckman sparked the season. Another feat accomplished by the team was representa- tion in the state finals. For the first time in 20 years, an Elgin High School Team participated in the finals at Champaign. 99 . E. 1 '52 Ezgiigigif:-' .:f A , i .:i2:'::2 bmw V if ,, ,A ' 2' ig Q Q an 2 .Q if ,1,.,W,.2 QQQWSEQKR, z?s'5'3aqf UQ? K 914555522 ' M wp. M . f me Q, gf , Qi 55? x M WQQ Sims E9 9 A any Co Curricufar alciiuiiiw Upper left-The Merry-Go-Round . . . Sth period gym class. Lower 1eitfModern Dancing . . . Left to right-Sandra Iohnson, 'Virginia Leetzow, Virginia Lowman, Lois Lant, Eileen Oechsle. Upper right-Girls' Bowling Teams . . , Left to right-Iune Wolff, Charlotte Lange, Mary Menke, Glenda Miller. Lower center left-Marilyn Otte watches Ianet Krunnfusz. Upper center-Archery . . . Left to right-Evelyn Raplus, Elaine Bernstein. Margaret Halen, Pam Weeks. Kneeling-Lynn Glover. Lower center-Volley Ball . . . Left to right--Nancy Umberger, Gail MacMann, Iudy Gough, Angie Corapi. Carol Hecker, Donna Chappel, Betty Ross, Mary Pahl, Beverly Smith, Carol Schultz. Lower right-Tumbling . . . Left to right-Nancy Gould, Lois Kay Peek, Bonnie Reinking, Pat Haynie, Sally Seegert. In back- Ioan Payne. 5 1 F 'Q' it 21 23 M 'E' I4 2 1 23 ZF 6 I3 20 27 1 . K Wm., 3 in 5 Sepfem er anal Ucfober Left-Top to bottom: We had four new teachers this year. Left to right: Miss Rose Marie Meyer, girls' physical education: Mr. Howard Greiner, industrial arts: Mrs. Charlene Phelps, girls' physical education: Mr. Paul Green, social science. Participants in a colorful number of the Operatic Nights program: Fred Steffen, Bruce Pillinger, Carol Davenport, Sandra Iohnson, Marlene Kelley, Babs Hettinger. Dr. Bully gives the T. B. tests to Geraldine Shepard, senior. Loyal cheerleaders at Maroon Field one rainy muddy Friday night: Nancy Sommers, Carol Byrd, Betty Young, and 'lulie Eggert. Right-Top to bottom: Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright crown King Fred Steffen and Queen Sue Linder at the Homecoming Dance. Preparing for Homecoming: Kneeling: Fred Steffen, Dave Nelson. Stand- ing: Mary Larsen, Pat Weeks, Nancy Miller, Allen Skjoldager, Sue Linder, Donne Plote, Karen Chapman. Operatic Nights participants-Left to right: Paul Wilkening, Ianice Towner, Lester Ottinger, Carol Crichton, Anne Kempik, Dick Perkins. The E Club's grand prize winning float in the Homecoming parade. 103 U Upper row, left to right-A committee prepares ouem er anclmecenl er 104 tor the Student Council Thanksgiving Dance, Holiday Mood. Pat Weeks, Sue Linder, Nancy Iohnston. Dudley Switzer, Allen Skjoldager, and Mary Kaempter. The Christmas broadcast from WEPS-Lett to right-Lee Kirkpatrick, Sarah Kirkpatrick, Nancy Sommers, Elynor Bernstein, Santa Claus, Norma Dunn, Nance Braddock, and Margaret Lawrence. Iim Kraeber has just had his chest x-ray taken at the mobile unit. Center row, left to right--The Maroon Assembly -Carol Hauser, Ellen Stewart, and Mike Bolger study a Maroon. The Armistice Day assembly-Student chair- man, Carleton Rogers at the microphone-Sue Leonard, Ianice Voltz, Mr. Cartwright, and Attor- ney Riikin, who presented the program. College Day-Co-chairmen ot the College Day Committee. Miss Peters and Miss Linkfield, with students Russell Sohn, E. I, C., and Henry Hunter, confer with David L. Wolfe, assistant dean ot men at the University of Illinois. Lower left-The unforgettable Long Ago. Lett to right-e--Babs Hettinger, Carol Klages, Bertha Sportsman, Carl Roessler, and Gerry Benstein. Clllutlfy and gebfuafy Top, left to right--The F. F. A. assembly, with the rooster that crowed! In front-Lester Ottinger, Evelyn Raplus, lim Burnidge's cali, and lim. Standing--Wally Gifford, Ralph Bartels, Bob Schroeder, Ray Coulombe. Bob Prouty, Dave Jensen, Morgan Homteldt, Bob Muirhead, Bob Norgard, Norm Zierlce. The Big 8 Cheerleaders' Clinic: Left to right-Beverly Lane, West Aurora: Irene Miner, East Rockford: Pat Reed, East Aurora: Nancy Miller, Elgin: Iudy Alberta, West Rockford: Don Socha, Northwestern University. Tiny Sue Mortell measures big Terry Krumm tor his cap and gown. Center-The Square Dancers at the Girls' Physical Education Department assembly. Lower left-Ah, winter sports! Sarah Kirkpatrick, 'lune Gerberding, Iim Kroeber, and Bob Muirhead prepare for fun. Lower center---Dean Martin and Ianice Newby in their prize winning Maskapade costumes generously offer Dick Valentine their carrots. Lower right-The beautiful tableau of the Girls' Physical Education Departments assembly. First row-Yvonne Anderson, Ioan Burkhart, Bonnie Culverson. Second row-Virginia Burnidge, Mary Bellows, Virginia Emery. ludy Docka, Marian Lange, Eileen Oechsle. Third row-Lois Pfaftlin, Donna Cremeens, Gloria Iones. arc and alpri BELOW Top-Left to right: The planners and one of their guests. Seated: Barbara Peters and Mr. Wilson. Standing: Meredith Parsons, Nan Melms, Carolyn Zunkel, Margaret Halen, Donna Peterson, Rose- mary Mortellaro. Anguish at the end of the Hebron game! The committee tor the '51 Iunior Red Cross Gift Box Drive. First row: Leo Bailleaux, Sandra Leetzow, Nancy Turnquist, Donn Valen- tine. Second row: Dale Sherwood, Deane Payne, Bob Paulus. Center left-That terrific Hebron game! Lett to right: Ken Spooner. Terry Krumm, Paul Iudson, lack Satterwaite, Bill Schultz, Iim Grotemeyer, Henry Pearsall. Center, righteStunt Night: The faculty women's Kitchen Band. Lower left-The 'Iunior Champions of the home room basketball tournament. First row: lim Barman, Bob Zirkel, Ron Kilgore, Denny Iunod, Duane Bloemke. Second row: Coach Paul Plath, George Bohlig, Ted Wilson, Al Kempik, lack Zimmer, and Coach Iohn Lohbauer. Lower right-Who will ever torget the men's taculty stunt! OPPOSITE PAGE Top f-Commencement, Iune 8, 1951. Center left-Awards Day, May 25, 1951 Center right-One ot the committees for the '51 Iunior-Senior Prom. Lett to right: Bob Daly, Fred Steiten, Donna Lawrence, Henry Pearsall, Al Skjoldager. Center middle-Mr. Cartwright and the '51 medal winners, Donna Lawrence and Bruce Homteldt, Center, lower--WEPS Open House, May 29, 1951. The student committee-Lett to right: Sue Linder, Ianice Andrews, Dave Nelson, Beverly Tyson, Chris Schock, Carole Nelson, Lois Lant. Lower left---Don Westphal presents the E Club gavel to the '52 president, Fred Steffen. Other officers are Bruce Pillinger and Gor- don Nash. Lower right-The Chorus, orchestra, and band at the Fox Valley Music Festival concert May 8, 1951 'Kai 4 Wim B gr 55.95 52.4 5 lx 15133 MF Mw,fu, 'u'fIbs gf ' M, vgwwy ,Q M-,g .kg 5 .2 4' 5' - J. ,, s wf sw .Q ' Ek! S Q? J . 6 Q 55-5 F? Ji V? inf' , 3 Q f 'Hr .. r , x 8-2. ,vw 4,3 15? .gl ff-az if f ' f ' mfg' f-lil, ag!! ,L 'wk' gy 51.33, Q zu - is f 'aff ,LP ivy' 7 , if 35- . QWQ1 S V ?5?' gm: i 34 . A 1. Q, , V - wa Q ww Q . if Vs 3 0 ,gli 45 Q f A wif, , I A if 95 4 ' I ' fi f i 1 ' 3 V ii? 5: QQ' M 1 sw 2 V 5 2 V . I . 5, K. :ZW F iw' 16? Mfg-M flfiym ,, 4 Qflifzl' i! . ffyx my-W-VN 3 im.: S ,J -get ww L ,, A .R ,Q if ww, ., ,Q M 49, ,,Al 0 W3 X, ,ky : 1 Z W 'lf' YV Q 3 1 1 W M .,.,. . ,, - , 15 1 ,sv C ,gl- Vi m Ace Store of Elgin 9 East Chicago Street Ackemann's Dept. Store Elgin, Illinois Warren Aikin Studio 23 Douglas Avenue George H. Andresen Hubbard Bldg. A 8: P Tea Company 205 South Grove Avenue E. L. Badger 305 East Chicago Street balo, dene's studio 229 East Chicago Street Barnett's 10 South Grove Avenue BarteIt's Grocery 1060 Larkin Avenue 5. W. Beck Company 21 Douglas Avenue Bendtsen Dairy 130 Vine Street Joseph F. Berna Transfer 218 Wellington Avenue Glenn R. Beverly Courier-News Bldg. B K Photo Hobby Shop 159 East Chicago Street Blum's 15 Douglas Avenue William A. Brady Tower Building William H. Brady Co. 7 South State Street Mr. 81 Mrs. W. A. Britton 221 Walnut Avenue Brotzrnan 81 Melms Chevrolet Sales 227 South Grove Avenue Bunge's 280 South Grove Avenue Burger's One Stop Garden Shop Route 31 Burnidge Brothers P .O. Box 122 Burstein Bros. Food Market 805 Walnut Avenue Burstein Bros. Store For Men 205 National Street Campbell 8. Ladd, Real Estate 8. Insurance 108 North Spring Street Kay Campbell 150 East Chicago Street Carbary 8. Carbary 501 Tower Bldg. M. G. Carpenter, M.D. 402 Riverbluff Road Carswell Floors 225 East Chicago Street Checkerboard 444 Washington Street Chuck's Standard Service 800 Dundee Avenue Colonial Drive-In 802 Villa Street The Colony Shop 162 East Highland Avenue David C. Cook Publishing Company 850 North Grove Avenue Cramer's Master Dry Cleaners 523 Highland Avenue Cooper's Prescription Pharmacy 113 Walnut Avenue Lester E. Culverson City Hall Dairy Queen 704 West Chicago Street 727 Villa Street Daniels 81 Clark 221-223 East Chicago Street Judge Harry C. Daniels 410 Professional Bldg. Danner's Clothing Store 52 Douglas Avenue Edward W. Daum 1046 N. Liberty Street Davidson Motors Elgin, Illinois Dr. and Mrs. Joel L. Deuterman 101 N. Spring Street Del's Cycle Shop 266 Dundee Avenue Dueringer Studio 51 Douglas Avenue Eby-Brown Co. 374 Seneca Street Economy Oil Company 151 N. Spring Street Eggert Coal Co. 106 National Street Eleanor's Dancing Studio 260 National Street fl ff . E I Q!! I I ' yl15S,,'h fl M1-fl , Y , ...A ,,,, -x An A. - 31I4' 5 fic f. . , ' . I. ,. r , . ff! ft rf' . .1 3 v 1 We 4 6 N761 MQ N- x iv M Us. I, Q., Elgin Artcraft Printing Co. 19 N. Spring Street Elgin Association of Commerce 178 East Chicago Street Elgin Business Men's Association 16 East Chicago Street Elgin Camera Shop 65 S. Grove Avenue Elgin City Lines, Inc. 222 S. Grove Avenue The Elgin Clinic 164 Division Street Elgin Coal 8. Oil Co. 24 Kimball Street Elgin Corrugated Box Company 824 Raymond Street Elgin Daily Courier News Courier News Building Elgin Dental Society 702 Professional Bldg. Elgin Federal Savings 8. Loan Ass' 100 Douglas Avenue Elgin Flour 81 Feed Co. 72 N. Grove Avenue Elgin Fruit 8. Produce 304 N. Grove Avenue Elgin Homes Dairy 1000 Preston Avenue Elgin Loan 8. Homestead Ass'n. 14-16 N. Spring Street Elgin Lumber 8. Supply Co. 222 Douglas Avenue Elgin Metal Casket Co. 363 Bluff City Blvd. Elgin National Watch Company Elgin, Illinois Elgin News Agency 155 North Street Elgin Sheet Metal Co. 922 Dundee Avenue Elgin Softener Corporation 134 North Grove Avenue Elgin Washer 8. Poultry Sales 110 S. Grove Avenue Elgin Yellow Cab Company 264 Prairie Street Ellis Business College 101 N. Spring Street Ettner's Shoe Store 8 Douglas Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Clayton J. Evelien 213 E. Chicago Street Exclusive Cleaners 1061 N. Liberty Street Fin 'n Feather Farm Dundee, Illinois Fishburn's Paint 8. Wallpaper Co. 163-165 East Highland Avenue Flexonics Corporation 840 N. Stale Street John A. Fraser, Insurance 5 Douglas Avenue 108 Ml' Freise's Market 4 N. State Street Frey-Hanchette Insurance Agency Hubbard Building Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Gabby 101 N. Spring Street George's Clothes Shop 158 E. Chicago Street Luther B. Giertz, Insurance 17 Douglas Avenue Good 8. Hess 163 E. Highland Avenue Graening 8. Rauschert 176 East Chicago Street W. T. Grants Elgin, Illinois Fred Greiner Grocery 258 N. Gifford Street Grimes Sunset Super Market 1110 South Street Groh Awning Co. 111 Division Street Groh Leather Goods 111 Division Street Gromer's Super Mrket 820 N. Liberty Street Elmer Gylleck AIA 120 South Grove Avenue The Haeger Potteries Inc. Dundee, Illinois Dr. Knute H. Hanson 5 Douglas Avenue Harmening's Recreation 56 S. Grove Avenue Hendriksen Radio and Television 269 S. State Street Higgin's Food Shop 134 S. Melrose Avenue Highway Lumber Co. Lake St. Road House and Garden Shop 1118 South Street Douglas C. Hurley, M.D. 100 E. Chicago Street Illinois Cleaners and Furriers 55 Douglas Avenue Illinois Hydraulic Construction Co. 20 N. Crystal Street Inland Supply Co. 60 Ann Street Jens Potato Chip Company 155 N. Aldine Avenue Kenneth P. Johnston, M.D. 402 North Spring Street Kagan Optical Company 59 South Grove Avenue Miss Annette H. Kaiser 6 South Spring Street Kaptain's Tailoring 452 Bluff City Blvd. Victor H. Kasser 202 East Chicago Street fa fraud Keegan Bros. South Elgin, Illinois Keeney's Sport Shop 19 Douglas Avenue Keller-Birch Studio 164 Division Street Kerber Packing Company South State Street Road Kettner's Flowers 1551 Dundee Avenue Kimball Auto Parts 59 Kimball Street The Kitchen Mart Corner of State 8. Highland Dr. L. J. Kahn, Chiropractor 620 Highland Avenue Kramer 8. Kramer 5 Douglas Avenue Krumm's Bakery 809 St. Charles Street Fred R. Lamp 214 North Street A. Harriett Lane 168 East Chicago Street Langhorst 8. Lescher - M.D.'s 164 Division Street Launderette 1063 North Liberty Street Lawrence Avenue Grocery 216 Lawrence Avenue The Lea Company 158 Brook Street Lehman Insurance Agency 167 Du Page Street Myron H. Lehman City Hall Victoire E. Lespinasse, M.D. Room 508, Professional ldg. Arthur Levine 123 Brook Street l.Ioyd's Hardware 60 Douglas Avenue Lochner's Pharmacy 1100 South Street Thomas M. Loveday, Real Estate Courier-News Building Ludwig Milk Company Elgin, Illinois The Marison Company So. Elgin, Illinois A friend G. F. Martin, Floor Coverings 165 E. Highland Avenue McBride Bros. Co., Inc. 156 S. Grove Avenue McBride Pharmacy 119 W. Chicago Street McGraw Electric Company Elgin, Illinois A friend Geroge C. Meadows, Specialized Engineering 884 Bluff City Boulevard W. R. Meadows, Inc. Elgin, Illinois A. L. Milbrandt 101 Douglas Avenue J. Donald Milligan, M.D. 164 Division Street Austin A. Mitchell 115 E. Highland Modern Dairy Co., Inc. 1002 N. Liberty Street Mr. George Morgan S. State Street Road Mosiman's 160 E. Chicago Street Muetterties Sunlight Bakery 205 East Chicago Street 0. D. Milliken, M.D. 112 N. Spring Street Nelson's Pharmacy 229 National Street Norris-Reber Mortuary 266 E. Chicago Street North End Auto 8. Appliance Congdon, Dundee, 8. Liberty Avenue North St. Grocery 228 North Street Olympic Cleaners 157 Douglas Avenue Orban's Grocery 482 Park Street A friend E. l. Otta Insurance Agency 102 N. Spring Street Paesler Coal Co. 167 Prairie Street Pape Barber Shop 25W N. Grove Avenue A friend Park View Grocery 326 DuPage Street Pat's Super Service 50 Division Street Paulson, Morgan 81 Jordan 100 East Chicago Street Peek's Auto Service 181 S. Grove Avenue J. C. Penney Co. 51 S. Grove Avenue Paul Pfister 325 W. Highland Avenue H. L. Pierce, Pontiac Sales 250 S. Grove Avenue Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. 210 E. Chicago Street Dr. C. M. Poulsen 118 Villa Street James A. Powers Tower Building Prince Ice Cream Castles 81 Villa Street Progressive Sign Co. 848 Villa Street Public Service Company of Northern Illinois 76 S. Grove Avenue Radio Station WRMN 1410 Kc. in Elgin Harold Rapalee, Insurance 517 Professional Bldg. Drs. Rea 8 Rea 8 N. Spring Street Reinert Nash Sales, Inc. 118 Division Street Edward L. Reque, Org. 13 E. Chicago Street Leo D. Richey, M.D. 255 N. Spring Street Compliments of Rifken's Furs Rinehimer Bros. Mfg. Co. 240 N. Grove Avenue Louis B. Rohling, Decorator 207 E. Chicago Street Earl N. Rosene 771 Walnut Street Roth's Pharmacy 175 E. Chicago Street Rovelstad Bros. 162 E. Chicago Street Dr. R. R. Rovelstad, D.D.S. 612 Professional Bldg. Rowe Motors, Inc. 174 S. Grove Avenue Royal Crown-Nehi Co. i5 N. Union Street il'34'I R 8. S Shoe Store 72 South Grove Avenue Dr. C. H. Rushing Professional Building Roland D. Russell, M.D. 164 Division Street SaIisbury's 138 S. Grove Avenue Paul E. Schickler 5 E. Chicago Street J. C. Schmidtke, M.D. 101 N. Spring Street Schnetf Bros., Jewelers 8. Silver- smiths 161 E. Chicago Street Schneiders' Recreation 111-113 S. Grove Avenue Theodore N. Schnell Elgin Tower Bldg. Schuchert Motor Sales 1050 Larkin Avenue Dr. F. A. Schurmier 102 N. Spring Street Sears, Roebuck and Co. 51 N. Spring Street Severson-Hubbell Motor Co. 163 Douglas Avenue Shales Service Station 110 Villa Street Shakeproof, Inc. Div. Illinois Tools Route 25, Elgin, Illinois Sherman Hospital 934 Center Street The Shoe Box 21 South Grove Avenue Earl R. Shopen 704 Tower Bldg. Singer's Style Shop 5 Grove Avenue Smart Form Corset Shop 8 N. Spring Street Souster's Flowers 167 DuPage Street Spalding's 9 S. Spring Street Joseph Spiess Company 38-52 S. Grove Avenue Sportsman's Lodge 106 Douglas Avenue Squirt Bottling Co. 910-905 Elizabeth Street S. S. Kresge Co. 32 S. Grove Avenue David E. Stark 21 N. Union Street Stettner's Drugs 825 Dundee Avenue Richard G. Stone, Insurance 8 N. Spring Street Stout Funeral Home S. State at Standish Strohm Coal Co. 20 N. Grove Avenue Suds Soft Water Laundry 229 N. Grove Avenue Sunset Bake Shop 1116 South Street Superette Food Mart 301 E. Chicago Street Swain's Service 836 Walnut Avenue Mrs. Anna Sweet Fox Hotel Talk of the Town Beauty Salon 112 E. Highland Avenue John T. Thisell 8 N. Spring Street LeRoy W. Thompson, A.l.A. 355 Congdon Avenue Dr. 'F. R. Towner - 202 Cooper Avenue Don Traub 201 National Street Valentine Insurance Agency Courier News Building Valley Stamp 8. Printing Co. 5 Douglas Avenue Villa Food Mart 895 Villa Street V 81 W Television 109 Walnut Avenue The Wagon Wheel Drive In 959 Villa Street Wait-Ross-Allanson Funeral Service, Inc. Elgin, Illinois The Walsh Agency 303 Elgin Tower Building Henry Lee Wenner, M.D. 100 E. Chicago Street Wentworth's Store for Men Chicago at Spring West Dairy Equipment Co. 356 Willard Avenue West Side Hardware 13 N. State Street Joseph J. Wiedemann Williams Manufacturing Co., Inc 166-170 N. Edison Avenue Dan B. Withers, Jr. 803 Tower Building Wright TV Phone 1788 Vernon Wolff Funeral Home 310 S. State Street Y.W.C.A. 220 E. Chicago Street Mr. 8: Mrs. Bob Zenk 1203 Sherwood Avenue Ziegler Brothers Co. 171 E. Chicago Street John Zimmerli 364 Gertrude Street The Maroon Staff wishes to express its appreciation to all the patrons and to the following: The Elgin Daily Courier News The Associated Studios Warren Aikin Dueringer Keller-Birch A. Harriett Lane 109 .AM f0gI 6Ll0A5 .fda f0glf'6tl0A:S J4,,,f0gm,0l. .fdlfl t09lf'6LIOA 1 1 .. 1 1 ' 4 , .vw - u N, X .V V, V, .N 1 . 3 , . J 1 R N x x J K . , , X 1 s'Uf'M3Ei if:-las, wi 'T w':A.:V ' '13 .vb1:,5fMQ,'s Y. ff1a'iLlf21 'v E Mm m yVicQwi .r1TQh i J4f?,' 'ff P QM: Snr- aww' glsylgwf' Y 'ay iwsww M F umm Mmm mmwgmwmamwmmfm