Hinsdale South High School - Vespa Yearbook (Darien, IL)

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HORNET BAND-FRONT ROW; Karen Kalny, Debbie Kauke, Pot Miller, Louise Kurylo, Director Donald Tyriver, Roslyn Fricker, Kathy Voznok, Diane Zajicek, Debbie Piotrowski. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Jereb, Barb Wrobel, Flora Elliott, Lorry Malchow, Mark Hawken, Jerry Guzik, Bob Mate, John Janousek, Mary Lobeck, Bob Anderson, Janet Brown, Martin Hartley. BACK ROW: David Horton, Art Young, Marc L'Herault, Larry Santori, Jim Brown, Shirley Griggs, Carl Pres- tero, Marsha Prestero, Susan Studio, Toni Fisher, Martha Ford, Aaron Shire. SINGING IS FUN-But we wonder if Fred Mattlin and Mary Alguire have their minds on singing. ALL TOGETHER NOW-Playing well takes practice and bond mem- bers Louise Kurylo, Pot Miller, Dennis Jereb, and Bob Anderson get in a few extra practice i»sioi» with Mr. Tyriver.

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STAFF OF THE STINGER- FRONT ROW: Sheilo Brkljacich, Betty Kolar, Lynn Thobaben, Linda Vicks, Rosemary Simota. SECOND ROW; Mark Richards, Jack Colby, Cindy Wolf, Janet Kolkmeyer, Pam Holle, Elodie Loraamm, Jane Harrison. BACK ROW; Joe Nikola, Ed Hogrefe, Jim Bocinsky, Bob Anderson, Jim Fanning. Reporters not pictured ore Morgoret Boland and Ruth Ann Rogers. Publications Staffs Record First Year Work on the publications at Hinsdale South this first year was strictly on a voluntary basis, and maybe some of the staff members didn't realize how much time they had volunteered when they signed up! Early in the year staffs for the publications were selected and editors named by advisor, Mrs. Sandra Smith. The staffs then chose the names for the publica- tions. The yearbook was named The Vespa, which means hornet,'' the school nickname, and the news- paper was appropriately named, The Stinger. Yearbook editors Kay Beeks, Kay Baumann, Marge Fehling, and Jim Stratman attended a yearbook work- shop at the University of Illinois in October which got their work off to a good start. Sales reached 350 which was the goal of the staff. This represented about 84 percent of the student body. NOT ENOUGH COPY!-Mony times one of Fran Luchsinger's biggest problems os editor-irvchief of The Stinger was a few empty spots at the bottom of the page layout.

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HINSDALE SOUTH CHOIR-FRONT ROW; Michele Motousek, Millie Gajdos, Mary Alguire, Charlotte Brown, Claudia Thiedel, Karen Dombrow, Suellen Andermann, Ruth Lowery, Penny Kohl. BACK ROW; Susan Johnson, Jeanette Barnes, Diane Visage, Mark Berg- man, Paul Mulder, Fred Mattlin, Jim Peplow, Ed Hogrefe, Pom Mon- del, Donno Joukema, Sandra Bemis, Sandy Mikita, a .d Director Donald Tyriver. Choir members not pictured are Susan Griggs, Linda Decker, Gloria Carollo, and Bob Elledge. Concerts, Contests Attract Band, Choir The band and choir gave their first combined con- cert in December at the Lace Elementary School. A Christmas program was presented as a school as- sembly and also for parents in an evening concert. Several music clinics and concerts at other schools were attended by members of the music groups. In the spring, a music festival and contests occupied most of their time. Outstanding members were honored with awards at the end of the year, and three musicians will attend summer camp at the University of Illinois.