Hinsdale Central High School - El Diablo Yearbook (Hinsdale, IL)

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WILLIAM ALEXANDER liter sinte Petlro ran the roller rink in the Com- munity llouse, he has hatl the setret ambition to own his own. Most ol' his activities :tt H'l' have been niusit'al. Ile has played in bantl autl orchestra four years. Puhlit' Allairs Club lg llautl IZIH: Oreht-stra 123-l. PRUDENCE AMODEA Prutly is ont' of those fortunate girls with natural tttrls :intl a pretty smile. She movetl to Hinstlalt' tluring her junior year :intl innnetliately heealnt' aetive in tht' girls' tlubs antl swung into the HT wax. CAA Il-I: Pt'p Club I5-l: CR IH: Stenos Il-lg Ifl lliullln 'l. DANIEL AMODEO lie-ron tame to H'l' in his soplitnntwre year. llis quiet wavs antl frieutlly smile have won him it platt' in II'l s halls. Dan's main interest is with llll'fll1lllllt'tl oli- jt't'ts. llt' is set'rt'tary ol' l tn'etnan's Club antl hopes to ttwntinue in the mt't'hanit'al lit-ltl. GERALDINE ANDRESEN N'hat Gerry laeks in silt' she lnakes up with a great personality. She put forth unlimitetl energy tutvartls tht' three girls' elubs antl was espetially aetitt' in Stenos, Cerrv is still l7lIIlll'll as to her future. CR: tain: Pep Club: Stt-nos 34. MARGARET ASAY XVith a girl as stuart antl as attraetivt' as Peg, ht'r ambition to be a private st't'retary will not be hartl to attain. She :ttltls a lot of pep to exert aetivity in whith she participates, t'spt't'iztlly Stenos. Stenos Ill: CR l2fll: CAA l2Illg Pep Club l23-lg I.t'atIers Club l2fllZ lil Diablo -l. ELIZABETH BAHNKS Liz woultl he t'ontent to sit tltmwn to listt'n 1021 goutl rt't'ortl antl eat t'hot'olate take all tlay. She also enitns tlaneing to a gootl name bantl. llesitles these interests, she helpetl with the various aetivities ol' tht' tliret' gills' tlubs. CAA I23-lg CR 1215-l: Pen Club l2Il-Ig lil Diablo -l. l i 0 A if Riff. C ass of 1951 1 Page DAVID BAILEY Dave is blessetl with a happy tlisposition. Although ttttbsl ul' his attivities in H'l' were ol' an inusieal nature, he has an aetivt' iutt'rest in ears. Alter tht' tlipltnnas are passetl out ht' wants to go to the Creer Auto School. liantl l2fH3 Orrhestra I23-1. REX BARTON Barton, as he is t'allt'tl by most ol his frientls, has really niatle a name for himsell in tht' I7tn'einen's Club. As st't'rt'tary, ht' was the setontl person ever to be in tht' tlub for four years. In the future Rex woultl like to get some type of job on at latht' or to be a mztthinist. l-'oremt'n's Club l2fH: Cross Country 2 yeztrs. JANE BEEBE IIt'r t'onst'it'ntious ways and hartl-working attitutlt' hztxt' brought ,lane to the top of tht' t'lass. One of ht'r main interests is bowling. ,lane has tlont' a tertilie job this year as tht' first t'hairman of tht' Senior Cirls Votational Opportunities Croup. CAA l2flflg Pep Club I23-l: GR l2fl'l3 lil llinblu fl: S1'qui'n.r flip l.atin Club l2Ilg Math Clttb Il: Stutlent Couneil Publieity Committee 'l. BETTY BEITZEL Natural turly hair, a frientllv smile, antl a sweater whit'h she has been knitting on all through high sehotml :ire a I't'w ol' lit'tty's possessions. Xlle owe muth to her for ht'r leatlership as vit'e-presitlent of tht' senior class. ller spirit of touperatitm antl hartl work have bt'n proven by the sut't't'ss ol' the CR teas whitrh she helpetl plan :intl tht' l,atiu lianquet. CR I234: CAA l2fl-I3 Pep Club 12341 l.atin Club: I,ost antl l ountl Ctnnmittee. ,IUDITH BELL jutlv. the quiet girl with the shapely t'urt'es, has beau- tiful turly hair that makes her lrit-ntls turn green with envy. Alutly was a very ellieient hostess ht'r senior year for the CR l reshinan Tea. She is planning on College, but alter that, who knows? The Bell htnne isa favorite haven for all the Couples of '5l. CR l2fl-1: Pep Club 12515 CAA l2Il-1: MARIANNE BIERMAN Mar loves music, at'r0lJatit's, golf, :intl diving. Shc ltas been XVSCII tliving rhampion for three years. Mari- anne has been viec-presitlcnt of Opera Club :mtl secre- tary of Public Affairs Club. Her wontlerful :ihilitv to get along with people will undoubtedly help her when she goes to Purtluc. CAA 123-lg CR 1234: Pep Cluh I2fHg Opera Club: Stenosg Public Affairs Club.

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K. Mackay, A. Yort, D, NIcNlatuts, Il. DeYos, B. Christy, B. Beitzel. e Seniors Four short years ago the Class ol' lfl5l entered le'IT's portals as titnid lreslnnen. Now they are preparing to go out into the world to seek a place lor theniselves. Once again a class will don its caps and gowns and inarch down the aisle. But: this is a special grottp, the lirst to be gradu- ated lront the new Hinsdale Township High School. To guide their exuberance, the tnelnbers ol' the class elected as ollicersz Bill Yort, president: Betty lieitzel, vice-presidentg Barbara Christy, secre- tary, and Don lX'lctManus, treasurer. -lint DeVos and Kathy Mackay served as co-social chairmen. Mr. james Fowler and Miss Thora Cole were class advisers. Ulf to a llying start as a class ol' distinction when Don Craigtnile fell into Monroe's fish pond, the Class ol' 1951 kept. on with spectacular events. The innovation ol' bake sales to bolster the treasury was a great success as was the junior play, Mother XVas A lfreslnnanf' The class sponsored one ol' the Iinest protns ever to be given at Hinsdale. They contributed to the success ol' the Christmas Tourney by selling food. Page 18

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JOHN BLACKMAN l,uke's fatorite pastime is sports of any type. Ile was tarsity end on the football teattt and co-captain for the llotnecoming game. john has always beett a great A'star in his fayorite sport, basketball. 'l'hrouj1h his sociology course, he gained tnany ttew friends antont.: the Nursery School crowd. He plans to attend an liastern sthool. lfootball l2IHg Basketball l21ll2 Tennis lilillg ll-Club. BEVERLY BOOTHBY Bebo will always be remetnhered for her bij.: and exciting parties and her famous white Oldsmobile. llebo's lotes are the dinners before the basketball gatnes and Toni hotne permanents. She was on CR board her last two years. l'ep Club 1215-l: CR IZIHL CAA l2Ilfl3 l.ost and liountl Committee 23-I: lil llinlilo Ill. MARY LEE BOWMAN l.ee's bitygest and most exciting job was being president ol' CR. A thrilling honor she experienced was being eletted senior attendant to the Homecoming Queen. President of l.atin club, she had a bij: job her junior a year. She will always be remetnbered for her friendly CLARK BRADLEY Clark is that subtle boy who is well-known around HT for his undertone remarks from the back ol' the class- room. Cl haircuts appeal to him and he ltas had one himself for a long titne. Clark has IIIIIIIY friends, and he is definitely a one girl man. lle plans to attend agricultural college. WILLIAM BROWN Bill is best known arottnd HT for his quietness, per- sistettce, and his crowded little Crosley. Bill serted as yicespresident of the Science Club and he was on Student Council Pttblicity Committee. His favorite class was 'l'. Q. llarrison's American History class. llill is a top Honor Roll student and he plans to attend college. Science Club: Student Council. BARRY CAMPBELL Barry is better known to his friends as Soup. He has worked yery ltard and contribtttetl much to Student Council, Leatlership Training Class, and Math Club. Barry's hobby is model railroadint.: and perhaps that explains wlty he w'anls t0 study en1.Zitteeritu.Z at Yale. Ile will always he remembered at H'l' for all the friends and fun he had here. Leadership Traiiiing l2: Student Council lg Public Affairs Club lg Science Club rig Math Club fl-l. DUANE CARLSON Duane can best be described by his appreciation for music and by his ability to play the piano. Ile has been on the Honor Roll steadily and he has worked hard on High 'finics and Setlttitts. Duane has many friends in H'I' Init he is eager to tio to college and then to become a millionaire. l.atin Club 123 High 'Iiinesg Student Council: Sequins. FRANK CARLTON Salty has matle qttite a name for hiinsell' in the l.atin Department. A lot of hard studying aiul efforts were ptll forth in the State l.atin Contest where he placed third in his junior year. Frank enjoys all types ol' music antl spends a lot of time listening to ctlrrent records and driving aroutul with the boys. l.atin Club l2fl: lil Ilinlilo 3-lg Orchestra l23: Science Club fl-ig Handbook Sl. FELIX CARUSO As Student Council president this year, Bill has com- pleted four years of leadership atul actiye participation in the affairs of HT. Among these actixities he was president of his sophomore class, business lltflll2ll.Zt'l' of lil Diablo his junior year, and an athlete. Ile has lettered in golf and football. Football l2Il-l: Basketball l2fllZ Colf 12311: Track l: HAClub fl-1: Student Countil l2Ill: lil Diablo Il-lg Class Presitlent 2. RUTH CHAMBERLAIN Ruthie is one girl we all know for her woiulerful ability to dance and her musical talent. She has been atitiye in band and orchestra as well as CR and CAA. In the future she wants to be either a dancer or to go into sotne field of home economics. Hand l2Illg Orchestra l23tlg CR 123-l: GAA l231g Clee Club fl. BARBARA CHRISTY Nlhether she knows it or not Chris has always beett the envy of all the girls for her fashion model figure. She hasn't spent her time at ll'I' just being cute though. Besides being a tennis enthusiast and on the CAA tennis team for a long while she is social chairman of CAA this year. She is also secretary of the senior class. l.atin Club l2flg Spanish Club 43 lil Diablo -lg CR l23l: CAA l2f51l: Pep Clttb l2fl'l. ADRIENNE CONKLIN A is one of the best liked girls in HT. Her per- sonality just. pops out all the time. Not only is she popular but she also has brains. She has been in great demand by all clubs and committees. She was social chairman of thc junior class. She belongs to CR board and was on the Pep Club board her freshman year. She rated high in Latin and was Veep of her junior class. She will be remembered for a long, long time. GR 1234: GAA 12345 Pep Club 12343 Pep Committee 25 El Diablo 4. smile and lu'r tnany contributions to the school. CR l2fl'lg CAA l2Il-lg Pep Club l2IlAl: l.atin Club l2Il-l. C ass of 1951 'Q' in