Joliet Central High School - Steelmen Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1948 volume:

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C Ye? 9 O i wif nf 0 U55 Q of 1948 Published by TVIH IE SIENIICDIR CEILASS H' li School, Joliet, Illinois Joliet Township lg lEntered as second class matter February 26, 1936 at the p under the Act of March 8, 1879! ost office at Joliet Illlnols Us ibn-rrp 3. Qtkinson Assistant iuprrintmhrnt Uhis hunk is uffrrtinnaizlg hrhiratrh hg the :lass nf 1948 'S 4 1 X E Z' C, ul MW J w . A M.vnN5 WHL' IGN! Jani-T H , , , , , ' ,, f ff f , , :ff ffff , 'ff 425411 M7 la f 'I If ff 1 .X i-wife: , ,f fa!! f D ORIS 55 W if KWQWQ phi HUGH S. BONAR Supvrintendenl S. C'.'X'I'l IlfRlNIf ISR.Xl 'Y Q lil .I .lfRY FROSI I5 1 In fxill D1 nn I4 Ho 0611 U I ' 5 R. R. ROBINSON Personnel Direclor o 5 FIVE TEACHERS COMPLETE 176 YEARS OF LOYAL SERVICE Harry bl. Atkinson, assistant superintendent, hecame a memher of the faculty of Joliet Township High School in 1908. Mr. Atkinson joined the faculty as a teach' er of college rnathematicsg upon his return from service in Wrm1'ld Wzlr I, he was appointed head of his department. ln 1939 he was made dean of the faculty, a position later changed to that of assistant superintendent. During Wcmrld War ll he carried on ahly, when oc' easion demanded, as acting superintendent. Genial, gracious, approachahle, a loyal friend. his consideration has won the devotion of his teachers, and his relations with the puhlic 1 5 f I 5 9 pi have been carried out with consummate skill and tact. To no other person has this school meant more than to Mr. Atkinsong Whe1x I came to teach here l was thrilled, he says. l have never ceased to he thrilled at heing associated with this great institution. He has cherished its traditions, carried on the ideals of its foundf ers, fought for its greatness. gloried in its achievements. ln the stress and upheaval of war, he held his school together. Harry Atkinf son in his unswerving loyalty has exemplified the pledge expressed in the 'ijoliet Loyalty song-'Lto thee we'll e'er he true! mms... i as-eW 'f MISS lfI.lZAlBli'I'lI BARNS Hiram A. Converse has heen connected with Joliet Township High School since 1913 when he organized the first orchestra, This first twelvefpiece orchestra has develop- ed into a large organization of sterling per' formance whose rccitals have given much pleasure to the school and community. This group regularly won first in state and regional competitions. A graduate of the American Conservatory of Music. Mr. Converse is himself a fine violin' ist and has composed several selections which have heen performed here and elsewhere. Among them are Cavotte for orchestra and Romance for strings. He has served several times in the Illinois School Orchestra Association as president, vice' president, and secretaryftreasurer, and also as vicefpresident of the National School Orchestra Association. Modest and unassuming, Mr. Converse has a loyal love of finer things which has engender' ed a kindred feeling in members of his organ' ization. His influence will live in the true love of music he has developed in the community and in the lives of hoys and girls whom he has helped to hecome fine men and women. Miss Elizaheth Barns has devoted a lifetime of loyal service to the hest interests of Joliet Township High School. A graduate of the class of 1902, she com- pleted Northwestern University in three years. and then returned to teach in her alma mater in Septemhcr. 1905. A clear thinker with a keen sense of fair play. Miss Barns is an outstanding teacher. Under her alert and tireless leadership, the social science department has made great prog ress. Civicfminded and generous of her time and energy, she has accepted all opportunities to further a worthy cause. The Teachers' Welfairc Committee won noteworthy victories during her ahle chairmanship from 194547. Miss Barns has also served on many committees working for community betterment. Among these have heen the research committee for the Joliet Centennial Celehration, Community Chest drives, and the recent Silver Cross ex- pansion drive. Miss Barns is a memhcr of the South Suhur- han. of the lllinois. and of the National Social Studies Councils. She is a pastfpresident of the B. and P. W. and is presidentfelect of the A.A.U.W. ln this and in many other ways Miss Barns will continue her career of meritorious service. HIRAN A. CONVERSE Miss Grace M. Clow, head of the attendance office. came to .loliet Township High School in 1914. Versatility and adaptahility are shown in her career. She entered as a teacher of English, hut during depression days turned to com' mercial work. later serving as head of that department. She especially enjoyed teaching shorthand. and her proficiency here is attestf ed to hy a former student who avcrrcd. Miss Clow could teach shorthand to a post. Drafted in 1943 to take charge of the at' tendancc office, she forgot personal inclinaf tions and loyally assumed a difficult position. Whilc director of interior attendance, she has reorganized the office into an efficient organf ization. Miss Clow is a graduate of Illinois Univerf sity. Loyola Univcrsity. and Gregg College and .i nienihci' of Delta Gamma and Phi Beta Kap' pa, A pastfprcsident of B. and P. W.. she is also an active worker in A.A.Ll,W. Miss Clow has always lived in Will County. She loves the country. especially thc farm near Plainfield to which her Scottish grcatfgrandf father came in 1344. Vxfarmfhcartcd. kindly, she has many friends and interests. High among the latter are valuahle stamp and antique glass collections. 61120126112 Ci. R.-'XNNH l MISS GRACE N. CIUXV George C. Rannc, physics instructor, hccanie a memher of the faculty in 1924. Loyalty to high standards has characterized his work, and he has heen a great favorite of students who have a true desire to learn and who take pride in performance. As a most thorough and efficient teacher of college preparatory physics, Mr. Ranne has made a real contrihution to his department. Many alumni who have gone on to successful careers in engineering have returned to pay trihute to the excellence of the preparation in physics given hy him. Mr. Ranne is a graduate of Hanover Col- lege and of the University of Chicago. Before coming to Joliet, he expressed his liking for travel and variety hy teaching in many diff ferent sections of the country. He entered Joliet as an athletic coach. later transferring to the science department. Travelling is Mr. Ranne's great interest. The prettiest sight in the world to him is Lake Louise on a sunny day in June. He has made eight trips to Europeg on some of these oc' casions he has conducted a tour of his own. If conditions permit, Mr. Ranne looks forward to again organizing a tour and refvisiting Euf rope in the summer of 1949. MCKIUIIKT' l'llllN'I4 IIHNY .Xliiw 'I'i-iiuisun, Ili-Ili fvliiivll. NI:n'g.1:ui'i'l llii-lss'l1i'l'. H1-li-ll Alllll' XYi'ig.2l1l. hl4,11UNIh IHIXX' Ii. li, lfrisliii-, ll, Il, tlliziiwwili-i-x. lixi-ri-ll Ni-lsun. Iiilmiiml ll. l'iiihIicniiilw. l.4-miauril QIIINQLJIZIIAII. Iiuln-rl I,. I'i'ii'n'. Iliiilii-i' Y. lxlim-. A lqirgc, wull Qqiiippiml sciciicu Llcpmtimiiit uf' lcis .ill iliu l11.l-IMI' suiciicus. Tim stl'lX'C tu zimiisr Ll riiriusity .ihiiut phviiimiciigi ul- alll kimls, in cn' umiiungc uuiisistuiit thinking, Lu ilcvclup qi sciuiitilic iittitiiilc. .iml to aicqiiaiiiit thu stuglcnt with hzisic sciciitilic Lifts used iii mmlcrii inf f yf dimry airs thc .iims of this Llcpsirtiuuiit. l Hixid ul' thu ciitiru sciciicc dupiii-rnmn is R. L. Frishic. whim gilsii gifts :is ch4iii'm4m iii chcmf islry, H.irry V, Cliwiis is ClLllI'I1LlI'l ull hiiwlugyg livin H, NVilswn, uf ciirth sciciicc: :ind Riihcrt l-. l'i'icc, ul' physics. NNW tim gill iiitciits Qiml piirpiiscsfi says llcurgc Rziimc, 'Athi' Llistillul xxxitcl' will um' ill-msn iii nhl' cailmiiiictui-f' Thu ziliuntivc stu' Llviits gniiipvpl gmwiiml him giiw Sully Vgiiigligiii. Bill Fruitaig, Aiiilrcy Vxfgigiiur. ziml Rimgcr Swziiik. ii 3, i W 0- I-gf uue're A 4- l - IU -r-sn.-.w..,...,.w..tM ..xx Bcienee IIHSI' HOW Imisg XX'illmn1, liilith la-ulsli-r, llanrry Y, liivi-ns. IH-rry A. tioramson. NICCUXID IHIXY Us-ol'g.ie IH. XYells, HPII ll. XX'ilson. llollfalll l1:1l'loL-Ii, fl. Nl. liggglllalll. ll. A. Sl'lllN'll' lm't'hl. XX'illinm l., lllIQlll'H, 11. lSi'l'el11'l' I7l'li'l'5l'Il. rl in i'il'lllI'l' Xolili- livlljlllllill. Irma: .X. lillell. Ili-len .L liurrill, liiwyi- HllIlll?lll'l'j'S, .xilllllllll Ifilil' lll'l4I, lu. .X. I.:ul'sol1. NI. lu. Imallsll-1'. LeRoy Book, Dorothy Carlson. and Pete Argoudelis look on as Betty Canino gives them a lew pointers in Miss Helen Anne Wright's eeonomie geography class. In this earth seienee elass interest seems to he foeused on the everf shrinking world. C. Beeeher Petersen's glohef trotters are Robert Reyes, Gordon Wairiiiiig, Nancy Ruhniz. Dick Sholtes. Helen Petrillo, Dale Sweetwood. Sophie Vandarakis, and Ethel Rang. Extra eredit goes to these students in Miss 5 Roxye Humphreys and Miss Daisy Vx7hitham's first semester hiology classes for their outstandf ing projeets, Twins Lloyee and ,Ioan Nielsen exhihit a mud puppy and a field mouse. hloyee Carpenter and Marlene Barnes hring out the skeletons from the eloset. 'f bw' ' ' ' ' ' ss s tttt M u -- ways Loy- al .L l e Sofia' Science l IIiS'I' HUXX' liloisv I.uiihseln'i'. lilizalwlh Iiarns, Kllnyion Wiiili-i'sli-vii, Hoy II. iiznls i hI'l11UNlb HUXY llairry ll. lmiin-imi-Iii-i', Ulin I.. Nh-Iii-yiiolmls, Morris lmwiiisli-iii, liuy Iliiiu Training for an alert, inliormcd, responsihle citizenry is carried out hy the social science department, under the guidance of Miss Elizaf heth Barns, Social studies orientate the fresh' inan, give knowledge of self and of the coin' munity, present the vocational fields from which lu choose an occupation. History anal eeonomies classes give a hackgrouncl for that uiielerstancling of local, state, and world proh- leins so necessary in a democracy. Timely topic for eonsideration is universal military training. Here john Peterson, Miss Barns, Mary Lou Perella, and Louis Zeleznilcar plan a panel discussion. Susan Day, Beatrice lloodloe, and Barhara Saxon watch as David Miller points out areas of possihle Russian am' hition. fl viiiiiiii'iiiiiii ii , gg p ,- ,-. Ycgfiii- fi 0 ihae we'U W ,V 4 gps fi 1,4 44 - is ,ivy A ,.., I2 ocial Science Sl 14 non 1 P411-rson, Susan H. NYoocl. UND IIUNN Rubx Xl on Nunn Looh-y. Not in piuiurx'-G. I.. lllougzgh, XX':llli'r I.. Mm-y1'rs. Ambitious students, Beverly June Allen, Catherine Anzelc, Jack Bueschler, and Russell Carey are looking for material for extra credit. The place+Miss Mabel Moon's U. S. history class. How do you do? This nicely managed introduction is made hy Ray Bolden as James Logky is introduced to Lois Cornwall in Miss Eloise Lauhscheifs social studies class. In Harold Sweeney's U. S. history I class, Gail Stoker seems to enjoy her easy task of onefarm churning. Paying not the slightest attention to her efforts, Joe Pasteris, Gloria Stevens and Helen Ciceotelli prefer to read the latest events from the colonial newspapers. ,,,,, , -tif me - Q-er he irtuag .. m ., - 1-.- A few 2 l e Q , lnclustriul Arts l'Ili5l HUXX lh-rlu-rl Iluwlins, .l. XI. G1lI'l'1'll. John I-I. Sclim-imlvr, li. l,. Hng.:4-rs. Max lx SINIUNIX IHDNY lfluyal fl. 'I'mnpkins, Ira 41. Nlvtlny. llz-rln'rl NX'arl'vl. l'il'1llIli .l. lltllllll lu in ' ' :lil I lnli Ulilvm-s. Lluysl AIlllIlIl'l'. Dun: .. gg. Thu vocational dcpartmcnt, dir-:ctcd hy Earl C, Douglas, offcrs outstanding upportlinitics fur training tu thnsc who wish to gain skill in sumo trade, Vucatinnal cuurscs in agriculturc, auto shop, drafting. clcctric shop, print shop, machine shup, and industrial arts prcparc ca' pahlc and skilled wurkcrs of the futurc. Tom Puhck, Donald Gorman, and Rnhcrt Yuungrcn arc thc armaturc amateurs picturcd hcrc. Thcy arc lcarning thc intricacies of rc' winding motors undcr rho guidancc of Frcd Hann in clcctric shop. Drilling for oil? No, rclwring Cylinders arc thcsc futurc autu mcchanics. Thcy arc Ray' mnnd Pckul, Frank Pctrovic, Lco Kolodzicj. Edward Mancc, Richard Uollick. Joseph Ma' sura, and Pasquale D'Amicu. dd bs Cx Leif--4--Tle, f 1 - il I1 'Saks industrial Arts :UW N lu Nnl il I I laillx lharlm-s Ii. Algrgvo, Ivan l., lialmlwin. Xl i iss Nlnshnll lun 4 4 Haulkr. Myron 5lL'lill'I'llilll, l r4'4I J. Ilnnn. Jr., Iinrl 11. lra lVleCoy explains to Bill lvlotsehall and Udell Gay the fundamentals of Morse code. This picture is re:morse but the boys apparently have no remorse about taking electric shop. Step by step these boys are going through a carpentry eourse. Don Friddle, Robert Herf man, and James Berta are on set as they learn principles of stage craft by constructing a stair' way for Rose Marie. The print shop is a busy place, producing posters and printed supplies for the sehool and publishing the weekly I-High Journal. Here is Leonard Hohisel operating the Kelly press under the supervision of Donald Imig. ' 1 X 5 X Cf' . O h- Will' i ' IJ Grossman Eriglish, I lllS'l' IKUXY Glvlillzi Il. Ilaiiiiill, llzillu-i'iii4' NI. .Xllll'l', 4'ulli1'i'iiiv XYno1l. SICCUND IIUXX' Iwi- Nl. llzili-y, l.:illi':i llziiiu-wk, lin-Iyli Nl. Dirtli-iii, xI1llll'I li, llliiil. Nliri . vlim-sh-i'. Uliw- IH-ck, liiuici- lippi-l, 4.lii'islini- li.. Iiuiivh. Lola .Bama Nu! in llll'llll'l' ll:ii'i'ii'I liroolis. Nlzuliw- f.1lI'l'X. Dcvclopincnt of skills csscntial in husincss and social rclations, of ahility in cxprcssion, of standarnls of tastc in litcraturc thcsc arc somc 8 of the aims of thu English dcpartnicnt, undcr Miss Cathcrinc M, Adler. Spccial nccds arc mst in Q classcs and in prop, English. Whzit is thc I. of this qucuc? Studcnts arc getting a tastc of highcr cducation as thsy tliicuc up to sec Shakcspcarc's Henry the Fifth at a spccial stutlcnts' showing this fall. Yours for hcttcr spccchu is thc slogan of studcnts in Miss lrma Smith's spucch class, as thcy rccord thcir voices, At thf mike is Shirlcy Zcntarski, Tcchnicians arc .lack Turlcy and Boh Stronihcrg. T7 -,.. ,Y 5. - 1.1.- I .-.. We will ight- Or . l f Mitt l io English Sl HOXX lllIltlS Xllson llllll Smith. Slum' llyzm. UND XX s is smlllcr, Nluriun Mc.Xnally. llvlvn N. Lilllr, lsl'lllilll XQJIIKLXN, This class is learning one of the hasic Rs reading! Conducted hy Miss Lola Bane. its goal is improved reading comprehension. Here they are testing their word power with the Readers' Digest. Pictured in the foreground are Donald Grover and JoAnn Monshaw. A fair exchange is Miss Laura Hancock. teacher from Birmingham, England. Charming ambassador of good will, she is shown presidf ing over English I. The students' smiles show that they like heing under British rule. Yet here's a spot! cries Kaye Mathers as Lady Macbeth in the sleepfwalking scene from Macbeth. Chamhermaid JoAnn Pritz and physician Doug Berggren look on in horror as Miss Catherine VVood's dramatics class presents this scene as part of their class routine. 2' .Q X O Qh Blum his s J-Grvw-mn I ivluthernatics l-:lliS'l' INIXY Nluriv lloopvr. lloscm- N1-il Gray, lilun-Iwi' ll Stillman ll I lin us Nlu I'lsln'r. NICKZUNID HOW' lirlu-st Ii. Kohl, lie-rylv li. IAIIIQ-flllllll. llonulml lsxxoi n it no .XS1'lllIl1'. llurris Ii, limli-rson. .Xlusvnl lwcanllsi- ol' illnvssz 4 Nixx ri Basic for scicntific rcscznrch :uid for mamy occupations ncccssamry in thc husincss pursuits of our lifc, mzithcmutics forms gm important part of thc curriculum, Dcpalrtmcnt hczid is L. B. Ascltinc. Valluc of gcncrzil mzith, is dcmonstrutcd hy thc graph nt the right. John E. Smith points wut thc rcmalrkzlhlc class improvcmcnt rcvczilcd in two succcssivc tcstsi At thc lcft Erncst Kohl cxpinius thc distrihution of family incomc in tcrms of ccnts out of thc dollar to ,loscphinc Bamrzm. ln Roscoc Grays shop math. class, Bill Zcich, Ray Mzlhzilick, :md Richard Fick study Qllilglf'illllS of the micromctcr calipcrs and of at clouhlc clhow pipc fitting. How docs Donald Duck fit in thcrc? , f'5 six gilt? c - Jo- i-eil' Hill. .is .A Q C Z J.Lnm:-... ,A I8 ew. Nm GN 'wt X Commercial NT INJNN Ilorilu- Ilurlzietz, lh'ull'iee Lain-, Lola .L I-lim-ry. lairillm- Su-wui'l. Nl 4 UNI! HUXY 3l1ll'5.I1ll'l'l Claire Blrdlziiiiis. NYZll'l'l'll L. Iiirhy. li. S. Blelaiiii 41. 0. liurilu-ii. CL I9 The husiness world of today requires speed. accuracy, efficiency. The commercial depart' ment. headed hy Miss Dorothe Hudzietz, meets these demands through this varied prof gram and hy providing for practical experience. Miss Lucille Stewart is laying a foundation for future speed records in typing I. Beginners are Louis Zeleznikar, Margaret Wiiiiderlieh, Catherine Saunders, Margaret Repenn, and Wzilter Sharp. Beverly Stitt and Virginia Daucher learn to operate the comptometer inf calculating IV, taught hy Miss Beatrice Lane. Advanced students Jean Ramsey, Beverly Nclf son, Marian Lapiclci, operate the mimeograph and the duplicator while Dorothy Basham is husy telephoning. Acting as faculty secref taries, these girls are gaining valuahle experf ience in the commercial workshop, if lt B if iiii but-1 f 55, if Home Economics I-.lizzuln-Ill S. Wxislvy. Nlnrgurvl XVII:-clock. Myrtle- llolmslroin, Nlairjorii- Hells. Not in pieturz- Ho lu-rl:u Nl. llroun, Nlililrml X. .Xmli-rson. Training in home minizig-:ment is ezirried on in home eeonomie elznsses Linder Miss Rohertai Brown. Units ol' study on sewing, cooking. :Ind interior deqorgiting ull point to gnttraietive homes :ind efficient homemalkers of the future. A fine ezilieterizn, offering ll wide selection of nutritious foods :ind serving 2300 daily, is under the minmgernent of Miss Mildred Anderson. A'You're 'sew' right when you're sewing for the Red Cross, say .loyee Broek, Agnes Bref heh, l'ait Boore, :ind Rose Ann Cushing. mem' hers ol' Miss Myrtle Holmstronfs home eeof noniies lll. They sire pictured Illillilllgl wool shirts for Red Cross relief work. These students ure enjoying their Type A luneheons in l.T.'s super eaifeterizi. Mfmfm good. o f X 6 . Wall con - - - uor l 4 - 0 1 i Lguuvnan 20 I anquuqe .- MllSiL7 .. Library N N1 11 l'l'SL'll, lluhy Ilol111s11'o111, Di-w llailvy. Nlury l.. Suolt. XII 1 lll 2lllllll'liAk, Nl2llll'll'0 lillisoll, BI'lll'4' ll. llollsi-km-clll, Paul ll Ill 1 o l-,fill Nlnlhu Lynn Hillif'l'. The music, the art, and the language def partrnents, headed by Bruce H. Houseknecht, Miss Mary E. Schuster and Miss Ruby Holm' strom respectively, and the library bring to the school entertainment, bolster its morale. add to its prestige. They foster appreciation of beauty, give understanding of diverse cultures, and furnish opportunities for creative expresf sion. Feliz Navidadn was the greeting Mrs. Aleida Petersen's Spanish class broadcast over W. O. L. Included are Wendell Carter, Charles Lewis, Doug Noll, Lillian Todorovich, and Carol Benson. Pictured in Art Il are Betty Risler, Peggy Himes, and Vincent Uelsomino. Maurice Ellison puts the boys' glee club through its paces. ' A f5 Jf NJ CV- - I' oei . AY .' P ' I W 'gl , !.Gruf5rnnn Pliysifcii Eciiirrilioii FIIKNI' IEUXY Plim-lm .Kim Iiirliy, Ili-It-ii NI. Nlziliziiiy. .Klum l,. Nluluxmi 3l'.t,UNIb HUXX tit-ui'i.tv Il. bailirc-iiliull. ll. .l. Wzilsifr. .X. .L Hills Ihlllllll Ixlillliii Nut ill pivliirt' Nlililri-il l 1-ws, I'h:n lhlglgli-fs. Tu tlcvt-luv stmuml hudics is thu gum ut thc . I . , . physical utltitxitiim dupgti'tt1iciitg tn matintxilii ht-.ilth .mtl to ht-lp sttltlcnts whusc ciiiidititm is hulmv put' is tht' anim tit thu ht-iilth dcpzirtmcnt. lit htm fs' and Qirls' 'fm clzisscs ll vairicd ww 5 , L5 I t'l'.tl11 iii' zuutivitics furnish fun and cxcrcisc. Hands .irc H, il. WQilst'i' amd Mrs. I'lwt-hu Aim Kirhy. Must cxtciisivc prujcct tif thu ht-iilth dcpgirtf muiit this ytzii' was tht- andniinistrziticm of hcairf ing tusts tts 1700 iiidividugils. .ind fullowftip xxwwrk with 275, Dircctnr tit' thc health depart- mriit, Miss Hustcr Nictwlcs, is slwwn gidministcrf ing tusts gissistcd hy Miss Bcriiicc SlQ1pnic.i1'. Upcixitiiig tht' .itiditmiiictcr arc Mrs, Mary Lziccy .tml Miss Ulivt' Price, -I.iiict Fiwwlltl .issistvd hy Pcggy Frt-muh is tm thu lull, bltziniicttt- Ktiliidzicui furiiishcs thu fippimsitiuii. 0 +42 A--?C in! QVC- - ? if Q J,GvUvnnn 22 70077 I-Ir-JPFHI Slap V A' 2 Ai ' ..:... i X 6 Htl Sal I r. H1-sim' li. Nieolvs. Doris Mille-r. Not Willizim Tell, not even the Green Arrow, but trying hard is Charlotte Lange, the young archer pictured here. Ready, aim, fire! A bull's eye every time! Tom Valek, freshman in apparatus elass, gracefully prepares to mount his trusty steed. George Fahrenholz stands by with eritieal ex' pression and open grade hook as Tom makes his best straddle vault. Tops is senior Bobby Johnston in Don Kienlexfs gym class. The big, strong, muscle men who form the pyramid are: bottom rowff lsabelli Rawley, DiGiulio, Smego, Streitz: see' ond rowffNagr:1, Zora, Whitiieyg third rowff Talarieo, Church, Loungreng topffBobby John' ston, the mighty mite. 0 llglwl- ing splr- i r F.--, ' ' l Groismqr 23 ANI flill flnxiff' lxH0lIlllllll'0 fbfvfvirw SIV-YH'l' i llllllllllwll- fi4'l'IIIlliIIl' lim'4-Ir. NIul'gL:ll'1-I NXXJIIINUII. HI'Ilt'1' lil: NIPIXM IM-xw-rIv5 Nlnllllizux, Xluriun limlplx, .xllll Xluxlnrn. I3IISill0SS fJq0'if'1' l'lliS'Ik H lmsx-I 1. IH-p tmwll, 5l'.l,UXll HUNX' Shirlvy lillznlnllzm. H1-lly XX'iss. HNX' J. IQ. Slil'l'I. xc-4'l'1'l:ul'y lu lmzllwl ui' r1Im':lIi4ull3 lmix liusm-Il. llvlm-xl XY5lm:':l- 'KSN' 'Hu' Svvrvturivs l IIiN'I' IIUNY 'IA'-mlm NYlllIi'. lllllsivg lfl'X'l'I'lX Ullilltllilli, lfllpzlixll. 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HOUSEKNECI l'l' ljireclor 'l'Hl Even hetore the official opening of the IU47' 1948 school year, the Joliet Township High School Band had made its first puhlic appear' ance of the year in the Lahor Day Parade. The Band ilnrnecliately prepared for the foothall season, and this year's spectators were awed hy the spectacular drills perforiited on the field. With the field in complete darkness, the hoys took their places to form, hy the use of fireworks and hat lights, the initials of the visiting tcamg the huge firecracker hurst into a large ,lg the giant hell tollecl slowly as the A Cappella Choir sang The Bells of St, lvlaryfi On one occasion the JTHS Bancl was assist-:.l hy the joliet Grade School Band at which time they performed for the first time an Echo Fanfarel' written hy Mr. Houseknecht. 23 0 i BAND Qctoher 16 the Band led the parade which opened the Community Chest Driveg Octoher 17 they made their annual appearance at the Fall Music Festivalg and on the following morning they marched in the Navy Day 3 l arade. Highlighting the annual fall concert pre- sented Novemher 21 and 22 was the appear- ance of two honorary memhers as guest solo' ists, Miss Beverly Long and Mr. Paul Lester, who sang a selection of Cole Porter songs, and there was also the appearance of Mr. Wzrlter West, dean of handmasters, who was guest conductor. 'I'lll l'rolv.1lwly tlit' most nnport.nnt auppczliiiiifc of tlic ytxn' wus mln- concurt prrscntctl Dt-qumlwr ll lor tliu MitlfWt'st Bzintl Clinic. Under tht- tliruction ol' Mr. Cliqirlss S. l'ctcrs, tlircctor of tliu bloliut tlrzitlu Suliool Band, wlio sulwstitutctl lor Mr. Hotisultiicclit wlio was ill tit tliznt timc. tlit- lmntl playutl lwlort' 7313 musicians lmntlsf inun. uoinposfrs, .1rr.nigt'rs. amntl pnlwlislicrs liroin .ill ovur tlit' llnitvtl Stgitcs xit tlic Hotcl Slicringin in Cliimgo. lt is lwclicwtl at new n.ition1il rccortl was nmtlu lwy our lmntl in tlit' solo alntl cnscnilwlc uontvst tliis ytxur. Fortyfviglit lwoys wcrc cntcrf tml in tlic tlistriut contcst held .it Cnlinnct City, April 3, .intl .ull liortyfciglit wort' Qitlvaiiicctl to tliv Stntt' Finals .lt l'uoria1. April FU, Ft'.itiii't'tl on this Spring Cont't'rt Mziyf Ill wats llit' liirst pt'rfoi'ingnicc ol' rlit- Roniuntic lliaino flonurrto coinposctl lwy Ron Nulson, .in .alumnus ol tlit' l'm.intl. Tlit' concurt .also offcrctl .1 formcr composition lwy Mr, Nulson wliiulw was pcrf lorinvtl lor tlic lirst tnnc liy our lmntl two ycxirs li,-XNID Lago. Tlic A Caippullu Clioir. untlcr tlit' tlirct' tton of Mi', Miiiii-icc llllison. .issistctl in tlic singing of tliis composition, lf l Coultl Say. Tlic :annual contest lwctwccn tliu Blur and Gold Blinds wars stgigcd April ZS. Tlic Blur Balntl lmd for its tlircctor. scnior stutlcnt con- tluctor, Ucorgc Olivo with Hclcn Antlcrson :is sponsorg Rolvcrt ljricc, Tctl Bcllos :intl Wt'ii' dull Antlcrson wcru junior stutlcnt conductors. Lcd lvy scnior stutlcnt conductor Vinccnt D1CjI'llZltl, tlic Gold Baintl ligitl ns its sponsor Ljllflfllt' Owcnsg :intl for its junior stutlcnt con' tluctors Riclizirtl Norcm, Dongiltl K1'gnnt'i'. .intl Donultl Sicmsvn. The Baintl also lurid its cxtrqi currifulgn' .ir- tivitics, thc most popnlnir of wliicli was tlit' lwaintl lmiiqtictftlaincc licltl klunc 3. A Cliristiims party, ligiy rziclc ritlcs, lmirn tliincc pairty, .intl trips to Chicago to lit-gir tlic l'l1il.1tlulplii.1 Synipliony Orclicstrzi :intl rliu Cliitxigo Sym' pliony Urclicstrau wcrc .ilso sponsorutl lwy rlif lmntl tliis yvglr, Ili ' George Achterberg Emory Akeman Helen Anderson Richard Anderson Weiidell Andersen Donna Ayola Ted Bellos Dick Bernthal Bernard Bisching james Blood Willianl Bolton Donald Bourrie Ronald Branchaw black Carlson Joyce Carpenter Ray Carroll Terry Collins Kenneth Corbin Robert Dan Constantine Dimas Vincent D'Orazio Irvin Eaton Marcus Eckhart Donald Erickson Eugene Etter Raymond Feigerle Robert Findlay THE BAND llancl Personnel james Flink Henry Frank jack French Vincent Gelsomino Ronald Giles Robert Gillette Edward Grinton Dale Hamilton Edgar Hayes Tom Herron james Hinton Reid Holmstrom John Howard George Johnson Nlarvin Johnson Bill Klein Donald Kramer Donald Krause Bill Lankenau Wayiie Larson John Liberatore Thomas Ludwig Barclay MacCallum Albert Markel Wayne Massey Richard Mau Edward McCann James lVIcConnell Thomas McMaster Larry Menietti 'lack Meyer David Miller Donald Miller Dinnis Murphy John Nicola Richard Norem Robert Novak George Clivo joe Orlovich Darlene Owens Gilbert Papp Williaiii Pappas Leavitt Peterson Ronald Peterson Ronald Pohl Ralph Pohlers Robert Porter George Pownall Robert Price Angelo Principali Don Purnell Jack Quas John Quist Frank Ristau L27 Ray Rutter Frank Scuteri Ronald Shrefller Donald Siemsen Don Shepherd james Smith Jerry Smith Franklin Spreitzer Edwin Stone Roger Swank Bill Swinford Bill Verd Richard Vogen David Ward Roger Webster- Dale Weriiei' Fred Wicevec Donald E. Williaiiils Donald R. Williznnims Tom Wfinterstein Bruce Wfoodman John Wuiiderlich Charles Wfyne Bill Zehr Fred Zucker Joan Brady Ruger Swank ....... ......... I 'rvsidrnt lfdwm Stmmc .. Vicc-l':'-Jsidclmt xlarms Himfm .... ....... S curvtary Ucmgc Puwnall . .................,.... Truasurcr Demald Sicmscn ........ Aluniur Rupx'uscnlativ-3 Hcnry Frank jack Frunch David Millnxr -lack Tvicycr john Howard ......... Vinccnt ITU Ucurgv Oliva ...... E IgfllH1cJ0'if'f-'l'S, ljil'l'i'l0l4S N,-,,,,,,-,L 5mm-, llmmll. Nlnll--r. Mxzmk. IHDXX' UXI4, lllivu, ll'lll'zu7in, l'l:1lllx, I'uxxu:nIl. BAND OFFICERS Swplwnwr'c RCIWIACSk'IllilliYC .. Frvshman Rupruscnt.1tivc Drum Ma-mr .. , ..,.,... Lifwarlan Quartcfmastcr . . . Q razm ..... . bmw-1' .wtudcnt flmdlxctnrs I3 Q8 UNI!! IJil'1'!'!1H'S Ullxn. IlUx':u7lu. HHH!! fxl'!'0l7ll7UlliSlS IJFIUH Mtliflf KUICI .SPOIISOFS Ayulzu. t1:u'pvnh'l'. .Xmh-rsrm, Mill:-r. Uwm-ns. 4 Q , H 1 Syjing QBQCLIPJ l'IIn5i HUXX- XXIN-1-I4-r. l'llllHilQ'. Ln-hr. l'lIllk. hl'.f.0ND HOXY Sivlnsml. Nl:lc4Iullum, Sprir-lzvr. Hinlun. linlnn. Prim-ilmli, Purm-II, Wan-ml. Caste-ll. 20 t i 2 , A Q ' - X CXl'Pl2l,I.A CIAIOIR Nl Xl RIC ll IiI.l,IS P lor TPI' ln rcpctitinn nf past ycars thc A Cappclla chuir has just ctnnplctcd annthci' succcssful. cvcntful, and colorful ycar undci' tht- dircctinn nf Iviauricc D. Ellisnn. A ncw systcm is hcing initiatcd this ycai' whcrchy tht- choir is dividcd into twn scctinns: A mixcd Ccncral chnir and a sclcct A Cappclla choir, which is nnw cnmpnscd nf ISU mcmhcrs. Thc choir has participatcd in thc Fall Music Festival, Armisticc Day Prngrain. Christmas Vcspcr Cnnccrt, this ycar's npcrctta Nllnsc Mario, the hand cnnccrt, and thc Baccalauf rcatc scrvicc. In addition, it also gavc a Christmas prngram fur thc Wtllllklli-S Cluh. Fiftccn chnir mcmhcrs alsn hclnng tn thc lviadrigals, who havc had a husy ycai' singing fm' various cluhs and carnling at thu Sanatnrium during thc Christmas scasnn. The mcmhcrs nf Ivfadrigals arc: Ivlarlys Cnnwcll, juan Bakcr. Edith Bcaudry, Nnrma Rcynulds, Edna lvlcilcc. -lanicc Lamp. Norma Rudcn. Lillian Tndnrnf vich, Bnh Cucnzlcr, Chuck Lcwis, Kun Swinf fnrd, Bud Lichtcnaucr. Vxfcndcll C.n'tci'. Ray Wt'hstttr, and Dnug Null. 30 X CAPPIZI ,LA CHC DIR X mir flffqicvrs ' U ll I wi l NCIIIZIIIICII. pv . '1-nn. 31 l nnllv l,.if'l.nnnn', Russ M.1l'ii' s lW!'UIl1Cl', wlslics lNlllClI'lH1llS 'I'Ul': S'l',XlIiXX'.XY Ifclilll Ifl'!lll4II'j. .loam link:-r, NUVIIIII liumh-n, .lzuliivv Lmnp. Xnrlnn Ih-Umlmls. llwup: Null. Hull l,ivts'llImlle-r. NX'vmIn-ll ilzlrlc-r. Pull Hllvll7Ii'l'. Xlzurlxs liulnu-ll. Iimllm Nluiim-. l.ilIi:1n 'l'mlnl'nxii-ll. Hay XY'-lrslu-r. lu-n NXXlIll'4ll'1I. tihurk I,:-mis. Ring Mnrii-'l cnnlusscs tlmt it was slip wlw killud liui' lins 'HHN yL,lH.'S MpL.rL.IU- --RUM. M.ll.1k.- is Um, lW-ll1kl.ABl.lClQ lliglv. lM'C.lllSL' sln' Inu-d l'l.lxx'lUy thu WIN IN lung I.k.lm,mlM.l.Udl H WM wrmcn licrsull .und did it lu pnwtuct llllll lrinn llic in Rmlulf yum .md HU.1,U.t gtutimn with vlL'QllUllS lndinn whim li.ld Llisuvu'i'cLl H.nx-Ivy lxins lwy ilu- tlnnnus Usiun' H.nninui'stcin Il. Vlsllllli V'! 'l'-l4'- lt lms lwvn slwxxn in Iinglnnd. l'.n'is. Clnnai, Slwrtly -llvIL'l', Rnsu M.n'iv l'll1LlS blllll -Ind llif ind Al11L'l'lC.l, story unds lmppily. 'lnlw Swv, I5 mil uf' Hmqumh mIn'lnu,q Tlic cnincdy part nl Klip nIwrctt.1 is nplwld U,mL,Lly. 'md kllzundl A lwy Lady blanc .und Hndllwilcd Hcrnmn. Nlnlln' RMC Mymv tht luwly Frcmsh mm! H m tics. lwanllcrinzi. lndmn Llfll1CCl'S, innduls. lwridrs- ' ' ' , f x , mznds, clwriisus. :ind qi l1llI11.ll1 tntuin pwlu .ill ll' Wllll thc ll mlSl'mC mmmg clwllwfli -'lm liclp tn lnailcu tliis npci'utt.i unc In lw rvlnum' llylm' 'lull 'll' Wlluld llc ,wcll fxwlll Vthdt lwciicd in .ldditiwn in tln' lmxilitiliill slings ullmc Mairicf' lndi.1n Low Call, Tntc1n Tum lui' tru ln.uri'y Edwin-d Hawley a14wc.1ltl1y plaiy Tomx- mul --Thy MK,LlI1llL,S--- lwy lnnn Qnclwcc. Rnsc Marin rcluscs tn niznrry n, lm! wlicn slim finds nut tlmt Black Eaiglc, This mst lllfludcsi tln' lndizun liuslwml nf Wziimplan. has lwccn ,lllilll Blllifl' - Rnsc Muir sl llwlwd .ind -lim li.is lwcn lnlzuncd lnr it sho dc' -lim ljrikggn .. kliln Kcnynn udvs in nmrry Hzuwlcy, Rnsc Mario und lwr -IU Aim pm: ..'.'..-.--I-'.-.'.' LIME, Mm. lwinzlwi- ltvmillc nu' Llic nnly twn tlmt lumix' DNN Bm-tmrcn HM-dflwllcd Hcrmlm lliil .Inn is wniting lin' Ruse lVl.n'iu .it tlicn' N bf . . , Ilx,m.m, Imvmw plllus SU Rusk, NIMH, PCI., VVcndcll Clsirlcr .. ..., lLnnllc L.ulil.nnn1c snudcs lllnlllu nn! lu null tln' lnnnntius wlicrc DUU! Null liilW4'VHl HJWIVY Inn is. lwy saying slifll nmrry Hnwlcy. K, Mgitlicrs ........ .... L ftliul BI'.lI1LlCl' Hwwvvcr, wliun Vsf'.nnl.1 linds uni tlmt H.iwf BU'-l Nfm-'mil' Bldfli ltlglf lm' is giving in ln.n'ry Russ M.lFlx', Vv'.lnd.m Norm.: Ruynnlds .. ...... XXV-lllklil 32 W 'M I 1 1 1 THE CHORUSES Musical aictivitics raitt' high .is cvcr :it Llulict Tuwnship High Schtml. The Freshman :md Suplmiiiuiv CIitn'1ist's guru gi popular hi-.mqli ut thc niusic tIup.irtiiicnt, Thc chorus is tlivitlctl iiitu thru' divisiuiis: Thu Supliiiiimim' Chorus has 1511 mcinhcrs. thc f rt'sIiiiiQi1i I Clmrus hgis 56 mt-mhcrs, xiiid thu Frcshmzin II Chorus hams 135 mt-mhcrs. This ytnir hiith cliuniscs hgivc Iwccii wry husy. Tht' Sripliiiiimrc CIiurLis h.is pxirticipaitcd in tht' Full sind Spring tn'cI1cst'rgi umccrts, aisf scmhlics, rsidiu priigrgiins. .ind .it cuiiiiiisiiccf IUUHI. Thu Frcsliiimii I and ll CIim'Liscs hxivc mzitlc aippczirziiiccs in .isscmhlics .intl nt cuiiiinciiccf mont. Thc .mini uf t-vt-i'y girl in tht- Suplwiiwrc , . Cilmrus is tri hs suluctcd .is .i mcmhcr ut thu Suplwiimix' Ifxiscmhlu. A griiiip tit IH girls, tht- ciiscnihlc this ycair Iiiiw sung im tht- raidiw, .xl cniiccrts, aiiitl .it scIwuI. Tho tlircctiir of thu dwruscs Lcstcr. ITRIQSHIVIAN CHORl IS Thu uffifms ut' tht' Siipliiiiimim' Cliunis Im' thu sfcoiitl suiiicstci' guru: l'rcsidt'nt . .... ..... .............. Vict'fI'i'csitIuiit .. Ami Stginwswii .. IVI.irth.i -Iuiius Trcaisurcr ..... .. -It mi Dgiguii Scci'ct.iI'y .. .I.inc NV.iIItQr I.ihr.irigms ., Agnes Shutty. Dclurcs Laing m , . , , Iuhhcity Cliqiirmiiii ..........,......... C.iriwI Trmms Thu ufficcrs of tht- Frt'sIim4iii I Clwrus .irc: Rht-t.i CuItIw.itcr .I.iiict Mnvr1'is Diiiiim .Itxiii Eglin, I'IuIcii Vw'.irruii Picsitlcnt ., ....,............. ........., ViccfI'i'csitIQ1it ,. Lihiniriaiiis Dwiiim IMi'iIiu IVI.lI'IIylI IVIisisch1.i I-I-ITC-!SllI'L'l' .. Sccrctxiry ........,................. Uiticfrs tit thu Frushm.iii I ' ll CIIIUIIIS .ircz I'rcsiLIciit .............. ..............,........... L Igiiict Frulitl .. IVI.lI'y FICIM Irciic Ijllilll .. Pcggy DutI.icIQ Phyllis Rcymultls Lihrairiaiiis ....,......, Lynn Mtixxf.it, Hugh NVAIIQQI' Vicc-Ijwsitlciit . Sccrctgiry ...... Trczisurui' ........., .... . . is Mi'. I'.nuI Puhlicity Ch.iirm.iii ....,........... I-'RIQSHIVIAN CHURI IS 11 SOPHOIVIC JRE CHORUS w w , bOPll0IYlOl'0 C IIOFHS CDHICHFS Sli.X'l'ICll Ilugum. XX'ullu-V. I,:1mu-. STANIJING-'l'ull1zuzir, Sl1lll1'I'SlbIl. .lum's. Shutty. SOIJIIOIHOFP IillS0f1lllIf? P I FS- HUXY UNIC Ilzlmillon. Iiraupf. Filllilllll, Z4-Iku, ill:-:ulwxzllm-l's, X4-lsun, f ' ' '- nm-rsnn llwlllpln-II liuldl. IKUXX' 'I'XX'll I'ivl'w-. SQ'llIlill . liulwu lln'x'n-Sy.I:u'ula:l1. Zum-ki. .Xl Hu- Pizxllu 'l'hi1-I. F A l 'NYM lor T3 iii l'Hli ORCHIZSTRA fbrclwslru fpfficvrs Willem, l'l'l'llt'il, liirsn. lfux. 'Sh THE ORCHESTRA The Joliet Township High School Symphony Orchestra under direction of H, A. Convcrsc, hegan the past school year with 55 memhers. ln the latter part of September, thc orchestra elected its officers. They were as follows: Wil' liam Preucil, Presidentg .Ican Fox. VicefPresif dcntg Aurclio Alfco. Secretaryg Patricia Birsa, Treasurerg and Carol Wilkey, Social Secretary. Thc Music Festival on Cctoher 17, 1947, was the first Crchestra appcarance of the year. The High School combined with the Joliet Symphony Orchestra for this event, and was the only orchestra in participation. The Orchestra appeared in many school asf semhlies throughout the year. The music for the College play, The Man Who Came To Dinner, presented on Novemher 13, 1947, was also furnished hy them. Mr. Converse announced the date for the annual Fall Concert to he Friday, Decemher 5, the Sophomore Chorus assisting the orf chestra. The concert was presented in the high school auditorium and was a hrilliant per- formance. Willizim Prcucil, concertfmaster, I l. A. CONVERSE l Direrlor String Enscrnfmfo l IIi5'I' HUXX' Url:-r. fillilillll, Wells. Sxwinson, Pri-ueil. lim-ulln-r. NIQIIUNID IHINY l islu'l'. played the characteristic Hungarian dance, Czardas hy Monti. A highlight numher was Salute to the United Nations. and the conf cert was concluded with the orchestra playing and the chorus singing to A Christmas Fan' tasieu hy Berch. NVilliam l'reucil. Richard Swanson. Shirley Wells, -loan Ohilain. Kurt Oder. Leila Fisher, and Anita Ceuther formed the String Ensemhle for the year. During the year. they played at many places. a few of which were the lviasonic Temple, Y.M.C.A.. St. johns Lutheran Church and the T. B. Sanatorium. The orchestra concluded its '47 session with a Christmas party in the Orchestra room dur' ing the four lunch periods on one day in Def cemher. Mzirch 4 and Malrch 5 the orchestra fur' nished the music for the Senior Play, Moonf shine and Honeysuckle. The orchestra presented their annual Spring Concert on March 19. Williaiiii Preucil. conf certfmaster was soloist in SaintfSaens famous Danse lviacahre or Dance of Death. Doris Kahn was the featured soloist in the Second Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in C Minor hy Rachmaninoff. Audrey Jugenit: was feaf tured in a marimha solo. Liehesfreud hy Kreisler. The orchestra presented The Three Bears hy N. H. Long under the direction of NVilliam llrcucil. StudcntfConductor, and with Lois Brockway as Narrator. The Boosters' Cluh gave a party following the concert' for all the memhers of the or' chestra, their parents. and the alumni. The party was given in honor of Mr. Converse's 35 years of service and forthcoming retire- ment. On April 30. the orchestra played for Step' up Day, giving the future tl. T. students a glimpse of one of the highfschool music organ' izations. On May 3. the Boosters' Cluh held their an' nual potfluck supper for orchestra memhers and their families which concluded their calendar year. The orchcstra's year was concluded at the playing at commencement exercises in which Mr. Converse made his last appearance with the orchestra. Mr. Converse has spent 35 devoted years with the growing orchestra. promoting music appreciation in all Joliet. He has completed a very commendahle service and truly heen an outstanding memher of the bl. T. faculty. THE COLOR GUARD .Im-rzykv, Turlr-y, Niznik, Sadler 50 Ac hm ti' l.'l'. FOI.. CARl-E'l'ON E. Ml'iRRI'l l' RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS The outstanding record that has been made by the Reserve Officers Training Corps this year is largely due to the efforts of three men: Lt. Col. Carleton E. Merritt, TfSgt. M. Enderlin, SfSgt. T. Hornsby. Under these men Al johnson served as Cadet Lt. Colonel. The activities of the unit during the past year have included sueh outstanding events as the Federal Inspection, participation in the Armisf tice Day assembly, commencement activities, and lvlemorial Day parade. The climax of the school year was the Military Ball which was sponsored by the Officers Club of the unit and proved to be a great success. After completion of four years, the Cadet leaves high school with many fond memories, some of accomplishments, some of pleasures he has had while in the unit. The experiences and the knowledge that have been gained by these men will benefit them through the rest of their lives. 40 IVSGT. J. M. ENDERLIN SfSGT. T. HORNSBY 'F' 'sn-I . The Staff FIRST lifJxYfJ0llllS0ll, liistuu, llvnsulwn. SECOND RONY---Sioikv. lfl'il'kS0ll, Ilmgnlsis, Swanson 4I mln I Illllll Commissioned Officers llHS'l' IEUXY .lnhnsun, lluhsnn. NIICUNIJ IHJXY Drupzaltsis, liurr, Uslrvm, Mulln-rs, Hurley, liisluu, Gross, Ilnslum, II:-nsvln-n, lllllill IHDNN Nhl llllk Usb Ill llllll llnlc ' .'z, son, .u' 0, ,V 'g, fa ' . f lUl'li'l'll IUIXX' llorvnl. lflinl. I'rum'is, lfrm-ilug.,. llluir. Lzlmlmkis. Non CommissioneCl Officers llliS'l' IHUXX' 'l'urlm'v Xilllik 'l'm-Zak 'I'l'I'lN'l, Pricv, Morin, G0rl'4-ll, Nlclnhwsll. .lnllnsum lirioksun lul SIMON!! IIOXY Hollins, SU-4-n, liluomfiu-lul, Johnson, Bin-li'a-lmli, Cusila-. Yund:n':lkis. lla-lm-ll. l,l'll!Sl'h . - . . mslnn, Nh-nozzi, liruhn, and lilunm. , imm, P11-hn, llmlkm-, Sluikv, and Hllghvs. I IUHY Sh-inhuch. Riuluuwls, Hulwvg, llulllsvy, Fuirhalirn, Bula-s, Nonlis, Nukn-s, G1lI'llIl1'l' lilvs, :mal llriunm-S. IOUli'I'll IIUXY Glllllmllsm-, H0llH'l'KlillR, Jnlmson. NYruk, Zz-la-zniknr. Niznik, 'I'unnmy, und Nvlljfllk 42 Company B l'lllSl HUXN 5tl'llllHlL'h, l'l'Zlllt'iS. Usirl-nl. 3l2lthl'l'S I.:-irlig. Iiluir. SICIZUNIJ IIUXX' l.up4-z, .Iom-5. Nlurmy, Nlvya-lx, lirulm, .Inhnsun. lSIumnl'i4-ld. Z1-I1-zllikzw, Miznik lluopvr, Ill-lllsullllmll. 'I'Hllil! ROW' llvndry, Clair. Nluclizly, fillllfilllilll, Morris. lil'1lgg.I4-lllnlx. lh-ll. NX'0jlzlk. BI'llSkilS Ov:-rlwy. Gln-nn, Saullur. lilznck. l-'Ul'R'l'll IROXX' Ilnrkluw. liurruws, XYruk. liuhrrls. lliliurlnlmm-, Uslxorm-. lfIF'l'H IIUNV llicllznrds. COHlpUlly A lflliS'l' HUNY Flint, 0Slll7l'lll', Hurln-y. Burr. 1'-l'l'itllg. Nizuik. SECOND IHIXV----Shwll. .lul1nson, l:2lil'hllil'll. llznstlm-. llvlzx-ll, f1lll'iSU'IlSflll, Nlatvsi, GHl'Cllll'l', R1iIllSf'1'. liurre-ll. Smilvs. 'I'in1111. liic-lfvlrll. Mcnuzzi. liluum. D 'I'HllilJ ROW' Ennis, Rigrmi. EYIIIZIII, NYuikins, I'rs-hu. Yznldzlrzlkis, Ahlmft, Sh-Yr-lls. l.lI!:-if-L Bnlrlvn NX'l!ii1'. l Ol'li'l'II IIOXY IJ4-utull, liutvs. Hnllmvuy, l lliil'u, NY:1l4'l's. I-Il 'l'H HOXY- Slick, Salam-k, lin-lnl, Hmm-rmling. Gill:-tt, liuakin, Smith, Ilzulkv, lla-ismfr, Evans lirvml, SrygI1'l'. SIXTH HUXY liricksun. -I3 Conipuriy C l'lli!sl IHNX llulxu-gg, Nlnruii, Nlrlntosli, Lnlliiis. Prior-. lluiwiil. Gross. tllzirk. laiiiilmltis. Nh-U. 'l'i'4-pi-I, 'l'i'zuk, .lnliiisoih liiiiiliniisi-. lluglu-s. 'I'uniziiiy. SINIUXID IHUXX rlimlti-. liiliiinii, lflwiiili, Hlllllhlllb-Z. Poiilaikis. Ilzliril. llximl, Wvlu-i', ligtgim-l's, liilwaiiwi, liurr. Humlilis. Ni-4-illmiii. lizirlluii. Lzissi-r, llulli-rs. Fay. Xl:-:li-inn. Tllllill IRUXX' Ilusli, llzill, llai-nl:-li. llill. Sxu-4-luuuil. lluldiiizin, Ili-- Pnrlo. XYiiih-rs. .li-use-ii, XYruk. Giiigli-r. .Iuliiisun, Milli-ig Miiliiivlil. Qin-4-ii. .lnlinsuii. NlcI.:iiii. lf0llIl'l'll HUXY Ili-i'i.u-suii, Spii-ss. Iirmxii. lamsuii. Z4-nlzirski. Juliiisuii. lhwlliiis. .Xiigli-s, lim-Iili-r. Zi-I4-ziiikzir, S4-i'il:ii', Nlorgani. Iii-Ily, lXlllllllt'lll'l'. Iiuiliiiizvi-. Ili-iscliiiizin. l Ilf'l'll ROXX' Gi-4-iigliila, Ili-gn-, IU-iiipkv. Nlzirnssu. I'i'iz5. Svliullvs. Sli-I':iiiski. Simms. llusli-lln. l,iiiili-iimiiii. liii-rling. Sclizirl- in-r, Ili:-rm-, tilaisgww, Vim-1-iii. .Xlnsf-nl mln-ii pivtlln- wus lzikvii: tlzipl. llaslaiiii tiniilzin Iii-:ii'vi': llmm-i'iliii1.E. ...IAQ 1 ,,,, f 1 w , ' - R. O. I. C. Rifle loam I-'INST IKUXY NY:ilkiiis. Nimiik. 'I'inini. llnlisnn. lailiilmkis. lli':ig.zalsis. Slil1llNIb HUXY lluriisliy. in l'iiu lfliiit. llnsluiii. .lulinsuii. Uslml'll1'. liviiksw . ROTC RIFLE TEAM Thu ROTC Riflc tcam has had unc uf its nwst succcssful scasnns this ycar. Tho team fircd a total of fnurtccn matches of which they won thirtccn. Thc outstanding scnrc uf thc ycar was fircd in thc Fifth Army lntcr- cnllcgiatc match, in which thcy fircd a total of 7,5ll, and placcd first nut iii' twulvc status. Thc tcam visitcd many ncarhy high schnnls and Militairy Acadcmics tn firc inatchcs, Thcy havc wnn all hut Kwai niatchcs in thu last four years. Tlif incmhcrs ul the train this ycar arc: Al hlnhiisnn, Ed Huhsnii, Mci'il lyrics, 'lim Oshuriic. Tom Flint, Christo Dragatsis, Gcm'gc Lamhakis, Earl Erickson, Gil Niznik, Buh Timm, Don -lcrczykc, Run Wgitkiiis. Manager, and Bill Haslam, Tcam Captain. Thu high man fur the ycar was Ed Hnhsnn. Thc must iinprovt'd shut fur thc ycar was Timm Flint. The Sponsors THE BATVALIGN 45 Tri-Hi-Y Council FIRST BUSY- Copas, Urr, Dialnnh-, Conwell, Gonlbns. SECOND IEOWV- Kohl, llaskin, Gross, Allen. 5l1llll'l'S0ll. Illllill IKOXY 'l'urIi'y, Vi-rm-r, Schultz, Scholl, Rislaau, l'1-ri-lln. TRI-HI-Y At the termination of the 194748 school year all members may look back upon a most successful and enjoyable year in their TrifHif Y clubs. Highlighting the agenda were the allfimf portant service projects, the main undertaking being to meet the S5500 donation to the Winrld Youth Fund. A special donation to the Wtmrld Service Program was raised at Thanksgiving amounting to 35100, Not only did the TrifHifY service the people abroad, but in an effort to balance their serv' ice program, they embarked on many needy projects at home. Exemplifying this were the ten families adopted by the different clubs, at Christmas. These families will be assisted dur- ing the entire year. Parties were given for the SightfSaving and HardfoffHearing Room at F. E. Marsh school. The groups ushered at the Y plays in the Fall and Spring. In December ten girls representing five clubs, journeyed to Chicago with the HifY to attend the State Y.W.-Y.M.C.A. Wiirld Youth Conference. Not only was it enjoyable socially, but everyone returned inspired by its timely message. Varied types of programs were offered at the meetings including a series of five lectures by H. V. Givens and talks on such topics as travel, hobbies, vocations, personality develop' ment, hygiene education, book reviews, youth problems, philosophy of life, and boy and girl relationships. At almost every meeting some form of entertainment or amusement was pre' sented to the members. By no means were the clubs inactive social' ly! The annual Dance Interlude was given April 1 at the Y.M.C.A. benefitting the Wtmrld Youth Fund. This proved to be exceedingly profitable and a huge success. Cther interesting events were: a Barn Dance, Splash parties, Pot' Lucks, Hayrack Rides, All TrifHifY sports night, Senior Play outing. The sports departf ment was graced by the powerful stellar foot' ball and softball teams. Tri-HifY is composed of five different clubs: freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, and post senior. Representatives of these five clubs form a central body known as the Council. Any girl is eligible for m e m b e rf ship if she vows to uphold the purpose of the Tri'HifY, attends the meetings and is con- scientious about her responsibilities. Dues for the semester amount to 50 cents. Freshmen pay an induction fee of 75 cents, covering the cost of the pin on which officers may wear special guards. The purpose of TrifHifY is to create, main' tain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Anyone belonging to an organizaf tion of this sort may he proud of its benefits that are enrichening, morally, mentally and spiritually. w 50lll0l' Trl H1-Y IflllS'I' IQHXX'-Slm-vvxxs. .luI1nsnn. Ilurlm-5. llm-ury, King. tiurmzm, 5l'lllIIll', 'l'u1-Ivy. SICCUNIJ IEUXY IU-zvlv. Lula-ll. .Xr4'l1ily:ll4I. lif'il'lll'Ill71ll'll. AlliIIllS. IIUNXIIVX, Davis. lilult, Hlllllll. 'Hllllll HOW -XVnsl1lm1'l1.' Nlaulmu-y, XYimuns. Histuu. .Xllll1'l'SHll, llnllf-Izumi. 1lXX'l'IlS, I'riU. S1-4-ly XX'zuIsmn'lll. l'0l'li'l'H IIUNX' liulziusun, limxvll. Mllrfh-5, Sluppy, Iirzuh, H'N'klllllKI. Slack. llusimaum. UW'I'l11'Y Nlurphy, .Xulltmxm-ci. linupp. 27 funior TrifHifY Iflliifl' HOW llzmmu-I. Idllllll, .Xllm-ll. John. XYfll'!I1i1wElul1, livuns. SICQQUNIJ HOW Y1llll,K'llhlll'H lxlipfn-l, ifllznullm-V, f1llillllhI'l'lilill. llzu'lsnu. Harrison. XYilk4-y. XXX-Isl-ll. THIIIIJ IIUNY Clmriatiz-, lim-m'l'I1 lhnivs. Orr. Lewis, limwll, Ihn',2hi, Stzlssvll, Snlxun. Nlull. IfUl'li'l'll IEUXY Sipps-I, Suhr. P1-V4-lln Ii-nhl. lif-rin, Davis. fil'l'l'1l, I.:nng4n'. Nlulim-rm. Pnslnri. Olson. -I7 Soplmrnorv Tri Ili Y l lIi5'I' IRUNY N'hm-ilvr. 'Ikllrlc'3. XX':uIkz-V. SINZUNII HUXY I54':u'h. f1Il'iII'YY1lll'l'S. Nm-xxkirk. Xa-Isnn lla-Inu. XX':lImlxug4r-I, l11'ynI:r. Z4-Ilm. 'l'llHlll ISUXY XXX-lls. Sl2lIll'l'SllH. 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President Emita Orr ............ .............. S ecretary Nancy Booklund ..,.. .... V icefPre5ident Nancy Hammel .. ................ Treasurer Kay Gaskin .,..... ..... ....... S e cretary Alherta Griffin .................... Service Chairman Mardell Schultz .... ............................ T reasurer Mrs, Nick Radokoyich ........................ Sponsor Mitzi Gomhas .......... Corresponding Secretary Senior Officers Mrs. Rohert Hoyt ................................ Sponsor Jan Turley ............,........................... President SOPI-IOMORE OFFICERS Joyce Archihald .... ..... V icefPresident First Semester Marilyn Ristau .... .......... ............ S t 'cretary Bonnie Lou Erickson ........................., President Delores Wiiiziiis .....,.......................... Treasurer Connie Cryder .,.......... VicefPresident Second Semester Ann Stanerson .,.. ...,... .......... S e cretary Jan Turley .................................,.......... 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This y11a11 s TIN HVY 111,115 111111111-U,-l 1111-if 111111111-1-5 M1151 15 11111c1'rs w1'1'1' 41s 111l111ws: T1111111.1s S1r1'11:, 111'11s- 1,1 Q, SW-K-11,1 lmmlllgt 1,1 flu-if 11.111111-I 11111111 Us1'a11' 1f111'1'1111111'g. v1c1'f111'-'s1111'1111 B111 14.1111 in 1111- Spring 11111 111111111's 1.1111 .1 pigmg 1'l'1'll.lg, S1'1'l'1'l.lI'y, 1-111' 1116 S1'l1111l'S. T111- 111111111111 1'1151- in ,mI1.11'1.111c1' 11115 1.1s1 T1111 111111 S11111111' H1'Y 11111 .1ss1111111 11111 1'11f yk'.ll'. 131-s1111's s111111s111A111g t11Ly .ll1Illlil1 11.1111 114111f S111111s1111111y 111 111'g41111:111g 11111 111111 F1'11s11111.111 1111111 .lI1L1 1W.1l'l1 11.11111 11 hksllwkxli 11111 X1NIUI'1L1 C1ll1'1 111 1111'11cg11111111g 111 1111x1 s1111111s1111'. 30 Senior Hi-Y l'llKS'l' IKUXY .Iur4lun, liim-klmI'I'. M4-iz, lfrm-img. SIMZUNIJ IKUNV- lfiiui. Iilln-libs-rg. Culmlwvll Ilr-w'-xtsis lmlmsun THIRD l' ' -1 ' ' ' ' 1,.,. .,,. 1 . . NNN l'liiIlL'I5, Oahu- n, Al1lll'l'bUll, 5l'XXlllg, liluumllolml. POLHIH HONYV lllmlrcrl, Imiclipa. Arpfululolis. Hk'IISl'lll'll. Xyil'lll'lll1ll1l1. 'J' funior Hify IIIKSI HUXY IH-lm-rm-n, lim-an-Ill, Wauul. Xugru. Stu-iii. SICKIUNII HONY lic-rntlml, Kivlllllilll 'I'lIlliIl HOW N4 Iis Vnh Ml I W ' l'llNYl'il1'l'. . -an .1 '. ,'lllL'l. ym-. Mbllilll RUNY lirmxu, Iluppla-r. Thomp- mn sun, l'4'l4'1-x- . Tl 5.T..,.-.w.....,Jl-'L SOITIIOHIOFO Ili Y IIHSI' IHJXY Clll'isl1-llsf-ll. SIHIIINIIUIK. lim-Il, Ilzlillvs, liukc-l'. Iizwklwm, l4lll'k4-. SICQZUXIJ IIUXX Xclel IN uhm, Iluimw. 'I'Illllli HUNY .XIMI4-rsuu, .lf-rLy1'k1-, l,l'1ljLOYilll, 'l'lll'Ill'I', Iil'iIIlll'l'. I.:-lmnll. l'Ul IHH Y Ilumu-r. lllalir. 'I'ulllmyL4'. I'I'jllll, Nlzullflw-sl, Sxxnllsun. l:l'l'SIIHH1ll Hi Y IIIRNI' IKUXX' limlggl-m, Ixnupp. liuskin. Pzuylu-. SICKIHNIU HUXY ShiI'I'lvl, xIjl'l'lH'l'Q.L, XIIIVLLU. lllllill IRIN Y Ilill, Ihlllvr, 1Q:n'l'uII, lirilt, liquxr. l'1l'il'kNl'll. I-'Ol Il'l'lI IHIXX' Hl'IlI'1'l'. Nluxull. NIIXUII lfn-in-lllnwlu. 7.1 3 -4 IXQKI FOSS S'I'.XNlllXli lioss, Ilnli-s. ,lrgouclc-lis, NIV. :mil Mrs. l,l'lll'51lIl. 34l'l l'lNh Sl1'llllJ2ll'll, Ilonuril, lirielv son, Nlyrlu-rgl, lllllllllillil. .Xmli'l'so1l, Swanson. lllelm-ns. lfIlUN'I' Sis-vvrl, xv2lI'IllllQL, Sellolles. JUNIOR RED CROSS This school year, 1947f194S, the -lunior Red Cross has heen active in other ways than dur- ing the war years. They started the school year with the election of officers: President. -loan lmamotog Vieefljresident, Carol Ericksong Secf retaryfTreasurer, Weiidell Anderson. Board memhers: .lohn ,l. Argoudelis and Arlene Clemens. The Council representative for Will County is Susan Kohl who is treasurer of the .Iunior Red Cross of Will county. First an enrollment drive was promoted with the entire student hody enrolled. Cift hoxes for children were filled and SS were turned in. These have hecn shipped ahroad. A numhcr of Vxfood Shop hoys made 125 Christmas tree stands for Vaughn Veteran hospital in Ivlaywood, Five hoys went to Vaughn and helped set the trees up in the wards. The Art Department designed linoleuin hloeks for menu covers, for all the holidays of the year: and the Print Shop printed them, They have printed and delivered to the main Red Cross office: 1000 Christmas menu covers, 300 New Year menu covers, 300 Thanksgiving menu covers, soo St. Valentine menu covers. They have also printed 2000 American Red Cross postal cards. The organization has donated 3525 to the Na' tional Childrens fund. The Home Economics project this year was the making of 60 wool skirts for young girls. Each Thursday evening after school a group of students met to package U. S. and foreign stamps, These are taken to Vaughn hospital to keep those men interested in regaining use of paralyzed hands or to help pass many lonely hours. Helping with a hohhy makes the mem' bers as happy as it does the men, SCl1su il. N1 IJPD clllll IQUXY HNIC liulmlzivj, .l. .xSl'lH'lllll'l'llIlL'l'. lfrujil. llivllalrils, l,n':iI', lllIl'liIll:llllllll. Nligluriili. llillvsi- :Ii-rin. NUXX' 'INYU ll. .XNl'll4'IllH'l'lllll'l'. Nlipilurini. Nulalllluil, Slllllv. lllIg2Qlll'5. I'i-ppziiwl, .lusi-pll. Ili-4li':u'i-. 'l':il:ii'i1'n. ICUXY 'l'lllll-1lC linlii'i'iv, llailvllnuski. S4'llllllZ, lliulvk, linils. 4liisl:iI'smi, XY4-lulvll. Ynigsqlil, l'1'iiusk5', xllll'Illl'k, Nlull. HHXX' l fll'll 4fulg:i'1vx'i-. l.:ullgL4'. Sllvllllil. slll'1lll2l. Sl2llllfNlSlll5, N1IL'llSlI'5lil. I.4-Xxifs. llill'l'. Nlr. SL'lllll'llll'l'. lluirsl. PEP CLUB The retiring wl'ficci's .irc Tlu' l't'p Cluh is .in m'g4iiii:.itiui1 uuisisting llI'CSiklC11l ----------.----4--.--. --.---. .--.--. - . .lvf Tlllflflfil nl hwys aiiul girls who nrt' intcrcstcd not unly ViCU-l'1'csitlt'i1t .. Ch.ii'luttc Laing-: in tlu' pmmutiun of scluml spirit hut gilsia in Fl-ll'CilSLll'CI' ...., .. Shirlcy Dcllrzicc tlu' uiuiu'i'gitim1 of gill tlu' Stud,-mg in thg S-:ci'ct4ii'y .................,,............. lruiu' Bi':msch.ixx' Tliimiigliniit tlu' sclumul ymi' tlu' Pup Cluh hais spiirisurcd husscs tn mitffifftuwii funthsill .iiul hguskcthull giinws, It has put on pcp ns' scmhlics lu'fm1' limwthzill ziiul hzislccthzill gzimcs. It h.is tlmigitvtl mmu'y tu tlu' Charity Fuiuls. sont muiu'y tw tlu' iuwdy pcrsuns uvwscais aiiul tu tlu' Stccl City Stump Cluh for usi' pt' tht' llisailvlctl Vctcrgms :it Vziughzin flciu'i':ul l'lu:3f pit.il in Hincs, llliiumis. ln urdcr tu promutc thusu itlcais, tht- l'cp Cluh has held two tziffy .upplc s.ulcs. :wld pt'iu'ils with thu liuuthaill sclumlult' printed mi tlu'm, suld Llccails .iiul ailsu sold .erm haiiuls with l'cp Cluhu priiitcd un thcm. Only in its scciiiul your, thu Cluh has rtnulily .ulvaincctl imly through tht' dctcrmiiuml cfforts til its sponsor .luhn Schncidcr, thc ufficcrs. rt i - . J ' . tht- nicmhcrs ul thc cluh and thc ccumpcrzntimi IPI? C lflll PVS lr- I x ,V N I I I 4 is lm lv lflliS'I' IKHXX' lll'2lIH'll2lNN. l.uiip:. In-Gi':u'i-. 4' UL 'LUtY -lm SYUUIWY UU- SICCUNII now s.-lm.-i.iiLr. 'mini-i.-.,, 341 Cpffivv Runners and Nlessengers IIllS'l' HOW Nlmuin-II, .XllM'L', llc-p:,l'1-. SI-ICONIJ HUXY lizlskin. llnyvs, Zl'llt1lI'SIii, .Iul11ls0u, Hullu lllllill IHDNY Xlln lixlllhlltl I5 I Sh n 'ullm 1' . Q' . 11111 , YI' S. 5 i '. ljlmrurv Assistants IIHNI' HUXY x4lIliI1'l'llBlll'll, Yniglll, SIQCONIF HUXY linlllvll, lfilllill, XYil1's. Slilllilli 'l'IlIliIl I va-ns, Umm I4-5. N-ulnaull. Nl:-xs-las. XlIlllU'I', 35 National Honor Society Officers AI'HUllKll'l1S, lie-ielli-nlmell. lnuunoio, Nlielz, Fl'Zl1ll'lS, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Highly anticipated among the events of the school year at joliet Township High School is the hifannual election of new members to the Keystone and Torch Chapter of the Na' tional Honor Society. Leadership, service, scholarship, and character are the main qual' ities ohserved in the consideration of candif dates. committee of the entire faculty deterf mines the group of new memhers, who are in- ducted at the following semifannual initiation. The first duty of the memhers is to usher at the annual Step-Up Day for incoming fresh- men, held at the heginning of the fall semester. During the year the memhers also help toward the education 'of their fellowfstudents hy volunteering to tutor those with low grades, and hy sponsoring two assemhlies featuring speeches on educational suhjects. The N.H.S. officers of last semester were: james Barr, president: Marilyn Ristau, vice' president: Norma Ruden, secretary: and Conf stantine Samios, treasurer. The following memhers were initiated in May, 1947: Artula Aggelopoulos, john Argoudelis, Phyllis Barman, james Barr, Elsie Mae Bates, Douglas Berggren, Olga Cerovac, Donna Chris' tiansen, Rohert Delzell, Betty jane Fenn, jean Fox, Willizim Freitag, Henry Heusner, joan lmamoto, Marion juricic, Marion Lapicki, jack Lewis, Nancy Maloney, Kathleen Mathers, Carol Mietz, Theresa Mikolic, Robert Novak, Rohert Opelt, Marilyn Ristau, Norma Ruden, Constantine Samios, Roger Swank, Helen Swanson, Renee Waigner, Scherrill Weichf hrodt, Dolores Vsfinans. r- J Those initiated in December, 1947, were: Mary Ann Adams, Ruhy Bankston, janet Bar' her, Edith Beaudry, james Clark, Earl D'Amico, Susan Day, Virginia DeAcetis, Arthur Diedrich, Christo Dragatsis, Tom Francis, Willialni Hamrick, jacque Hurley, Alf fred johnson, Ann johnson, jerry King, Flor' ence Klipfel, George Lamhakis, Beverly Lind' strom, john Douglas Noll, Pauline Peterson, Norma Reichenhach, Norma Reynolds, Bar- hara Saxon, Doris Schmitz, Evelyn Shroha, jo Ann Smeets, Anne Snitzer, Shirley Spcckman, Edwin Stone, Bernadine Vranicar. The third group from the Class of 1943 elected to N.H.S. included: Helen Anderson. Rohert Anderson, janet Archihald, Thomasine Bishop, joan Bourg, Harvey Cain, jo Ann Davis, David Downey, Sara Edmunds, Barhara Flint, Patrick Hartney, Alan Hedges, Rodger Hedges, Reid Holmstrom, Dolores Klepec, Harriet Nickel, Williiim Prcucil, joAnn Fritz, Lawrence Puhentz, Ralph Rohinson, Zaharoula Rousonelos, Mairie Soerensen, joan Swiersz, Gunter Thiel, Sally Vaughan, Doris Yunker. The first group from the Class of 1949 was also elected, and included: Weiidell Andcrson, Stephen Andros, Dorothy Armes, Richard Bernthal, Suzanne Davis, Lillian Eggers, Eu' gene Getson, Thomas Hogan, Ruth Holm' strom, Susan Kohl, Loretta Kropinski, Lois Ladd, Charlotte Lange, Marcia Larson, Nancie Lewis, joanne Martie, Clyde McIntyre, Marilyn Olson, jean Oquist, Beverly Pace, Edna Shroha, Herhert Steinhach, Marilyn Stone, Marilyn Welsch, Barhara White, Rohert Wiielfel, Wzliidal Young. Ill! Honor Societv IlllS'I' IHOXV ---111-rvzu-, Slalom-y, liistuu, xYilL.Clll'l', Swunsnnfliurnum, lint:-s. SIGKIHNIJ IQUXY-Impickl f.i1lIll'l7UllI4lS, IV.-Xu-lis, XYill:ms. lilipl'e'ld, llc-icllulllnawll. 'Hlllill IUDNY fl.1lIllhllkiS. Slum-, Nova unris, l'1I't'H2l5.2, Swank. FOl'H'l'II IHIXY -.Xmeullmim-liss, lin-1'grg1'e-ll, II4-usn1'r. Upoll, Clzlrk. Honor Society ST IllDXY--l.imlsll'u111, liuxlm-ll. llvynnlmls, Adams, vI'RIlli02lI'. SISCUNIJ HUXY -Fox, Schmitz. Mi luliv. Nlivil. 'Fllllilb IKUXY-Squcuu, .Iulm5nn. Illlrlvy, shl'Ul72l, Snitz:-V. lmzmmlu. I-'Ul'IK'l'II HOW lwrx. Noll. .llll'is'ic, Snmius. 57 Honor Soviely IIIIST IHINX' .Xmlm-sum, lfUllI'Q.1, Iluxia. Nick:-I, SUITIISUII, Sxxim-rl, .Xr4'hilmlaI. SIQHUNIJ IRUXX' 1 uin, I-lmluurmls. llurlm-y, YlIIllil'l', limlsmu-lim, lih-pvc, Vuuglmn, Uquisl, 'l'IlIllIJ IIUNY lhvlninsun 1 mllvy, llmlga-s. II'l'lI1'il, IImlg.f1-S. lfUlllISlI'Ulll. W . Honor boczely IIICSI' IHIXX' I.:-vis. Yuunug. Iiuhl. Lung, I.:ul4I. Nlnrlix-. Pxncv, SWIUNII HOW l.:n'wn, Wm-Ish UI mln, Stmxw. Klwmillski, IIlllIllNtI'1llll, .xl'llll'5. XYhih-, Nhrnlm. 'I'lIIHl7 HUNN' .xIlIlll'lPS4' lSl'1'llIll:nl I Nlimnluuvk. lIuu,:nn. .xlI1ll'l'5lbIl. Nlrlnlyrv, XYU4-I'4-l, '38 ,Wonitors llliS'l' HUXX' .X1'l'u11. Nlaunvy. NIlilIi'l'. Black. lgclvll. xYIlSllblll'll, livm-lv. XY:ulsxxul'Ill. NIKON!! IHUXX' HUIll2IIlOXX5l'ii. Iiimlw. liirll. I'vt1'upulis. l,4-xxis. L:nl'mmn. l,:lu'Iy. XY:-im'l1l:l'mll. lfish 1'1lI'I'lll. IIIIIKII IIUXX lwnrr. l'urnvII1. luelllxlxmlzs, l.nrmxulI. Zwllllpu-ll. Allvn. l.ul'mIxu-ll. Hlllilll IHJXX Nh I s ' -nuzzi. lzu-,'z'l. HSlf.Il'IlIt'j4'l'. lll'Ill IIUXX XX ' 'm'knl:ul. Wllitv, .lnrg.gL-lumix. lizurlln-s. Agigulnpnlnlls. llurlvy. Julmmn. Iiggvr, 0 lunlunuu Nldmmnll Xvrilv-up on Page 02 The De fm 10 Tvurn IIHST HUNX' -Xivnik. Scllilmlgu-ll. lint:-S. xllNllll'y. Lzlngi. l'I1J,5ll'I'S. SICKQUNU HUXY Dl'll1Sl'IlIllIlIl. Slew-Iv I1 I.cxu-11514-ill, .XII4-11. Z4-I4-zllikur. 39 . . 0 Student Counctf Officers Sl'lA'l'lElJ'-Swanson, Pri-sidentg Kezerlv, Secretary. STANDINGf'Nugra, Vice-Presiili-nlg Tillman, 'l'1'vusurur. OFFICERS President ..,................................. Helen Swanson VicefPresident .... Secretary .......... Treasurer ........... .... . This past year has seen many changes and much progress in the development of the Stuf dent Council. Probably the first of these changes was inf creasing the number of Inner Council mem' bers, to include the chairmen of the standing committees. This enlarged group, which acts as an advisory board, has been able to work more democratically in the selection of com- mittees and their various duties. The most important change was made at the beginning of the second semester when the administration allotted the 10. period every second Monday for meetings. With these reg' ular meetings every month, the Student Counf cil has been able to function more efficiently and to extend its agenda to include more school affairs. - Also at this time the name was changed from the Student Government Association to the Student Council, with the same aims and organization as before. Clarence Nagra ' Joyce Kezerle George Tillman The Student Council sponsored various events throughout the year, the first being thc annual informal dance, Pearl Haven, Octo- ber 16. The dance was a huge success and very profitable to the Council. . Members also conducted a doughnut sale benefitting the dean fund, presented the Step' Up Day program, and collected money for the March of Dimes campaign. Four times during the year, Inner Council members met with Mr. Bonar and Mr. Atkinf son. School problems and their solutions were discussed at the meetings. Members were also present at the monthly meetings of the South Suburban Congress which is composed of representatives from schools in this area. They also attended the District Convention at DeKalb on November 22 and the I.A,S.C. convention in Peoria, April 2924. ' These are only a few of the many activities which have kept Student Council members busy throughout the year. w N , 56114 IHTLQI' COll.llCll lrisliv, Swamson, Urr, Jnlmsun. SECOND IXOXY lim-:u'1'm, SH'0lllh1'l'S-L Tr-lllu Stuclvnt Councif Members 61 ,i E I ' L A .. l x Sluclvnl flounvil lwvrnlwrs 'Xia Dvfoyulos lo Pvoriu ililw llvlmh- VIQPHIII frmilinuc-rl llruni ljugv Sill Aftcr ll lznpsc ul' scvcrgil yczirs. -IT .again hand They tmvvlcd ut vairimis tiincs during rhi- sin iiiturfscliolastic Llchiitc tc.nn this yuan: Tun wintci' to Haixwcy and Exist Aururai fur du.1l studcnts undcr the dircctiun uf thcii' new lnccts. tu thu Iiivimriniiiil Tmiiwiiiiciil in Elgin umfli, Mr, Lcwunstcin, cngngcd in an numhcr The climax nf thc scaisuii was the Big S Cunf of Llclmtcs with nrliur sulwnls un the qucstiuil. fcrcncc mcct :it Elgin, Fchruairy ll, The squad Rcsulvsul: Thu tk-dvi-gil guvcriiinciit should rcf also IWAlI'fiCllW2ltCLl in QI round taihlc piwmgixiiii nvci quirc alrhitraitiun uf gill lgihiii'fi1miiaigcliicl1t dis' radio st.ltimn XVJOL in unc of the rcgulan' high putcs in lmisic Aiimhiuiiii iiidusri-ics, schmil hmiidcnsts nn Wk'Lll1k'Skllly' vvcning, 62 Mineralorists RONN' ONE Myers, Knowles. ,lilllLIt'll0Skl, Ghilnin. HONY 'NYU -Benjamin. Iiropp, Motsehall, Iii-ekvr. IHUNY 'l'IllHilC- M0111-lim, lit-njumin. Nl4'h'i1'. JUNIOR MINERALORISTS The junior Minergilorists, 21 group of young and peppy students. are memhers of one of the oldest science cluhs in this part of the Cilllllffy. This yezir they went on two field trips and journeyed twice to museums. At the meetings most of the time was taken up with preparing for the exhihit for the Junior Academy of Science nt Benton. Illinois. They did have time for Z1 series of atomic stud- ies. Anyone who is interested in studying min' erzils and who can stand El lot of good times is urged to join this organization. Hfllliflfl Fun O3 I lIKS'I' HUXY Ii11sl1..lol1l1son, Slllllll. St'llil'k, l.lllll4 1'. IUlSll'I', SICKIUNH NUXX' Zilli-r. .X,L:g:,4-Iirpollliis. XY:1lk1-1', I.:-:111l:111, ll2lI'll4'Q. S2lll4lI'1'lll7. .I1-111-s. Tllllill HUXY Ili11s1wI1-l', .l11l111sol1. Nvllllltlll, .lUllIlhlbIl, lfl'lllt'l, XX'oo1I111:111, I'oli1-:1114l1'i11i1-s. I 1ll'll'I'Il IEUNY Y2llllI1'I'lllilS, S1-xxi11g.g. lillippi-I, l'illl'l'hll'l'. llilnlili-. Ulu-rl, I.4-1-, Iiznili-111:1t'l11-1'. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Aftci' QI SlICx'CSSl-lil scrics ol' showings l.1st sum' mcr, tht- FFA. hoys scttlcd down to il hzird yc.1r's work, Vv'ith lllillly ncw hoys illlkl ll ncw tcnchcr. cvcryoiic wz1s gctting 2lCLlL1.lllIfCLl for il while. Ont' of thc liirst nctivitics was .1 Suction 6 Ul'l'icc1's' tfilllllllg school which was held .1t blolict, Each otiliiccr lcurncd his duties llI1Ll how to curry thcsc out morc succcssfully. 'lnht' F.F.A lwoys hnvc udoptcd ll Pl'll!l'1lI1l ol' work which includcs IU divisions with ll conimittcc hcnding unch. 1. Supcrviscd Pr.1cf ticc, 2. Coopcmtion, 3. Community scrvicc, 4, Lcndcrship, 5, lfnrnings Jlllkl Savings, 6. Conf klllCl ol' lvlcctings. 7. Scholarship, S. Rccrcittion, V. Uciicrgnl, .1nd lil, Rctrcshmcnt 1n11kc up thc divisions. Mimst of thcsc committccs h.1vc hccn .1ctivc throughout the ycnr. lll1Ll thu hoys hopc to continuc the good work. Evury sccond 1lIlLl fourth Mtillklllyl night, thc Ag1'icult11rc huilding was .1glow with light lllltl F.F.A. CIlll1LlSl1lSID. Twclw grccn hands wcrc t.1l4cn into thc chz1ptc1'. Bcforc tliuy wcrc offici.1lly incmhcrs. they had to hc initi.1tcd, This involvcd going ovci' RID old runfdown liilI'l11 to show thc hoys thc rcsults of poor liilfllllllg prncticcs. Ivloiic-yf1n.1l4ing uctivitics includcd .1 sc1'.1p iron lll1Ll ll PAIIUUI' drivc which ncttcd 39180, The s.1lc of Christmits ca11'ds ncttcd 1950 2ll1Ll .III auction, 2517. Thr sz1lc of gurdcn sccds should 11dd flilfl to the tI'CQlSLlI'y. Thu hoys l'l1lX'C hccn mnlting concrctc hog troughs for s.1lc. Thcsc .1rc 11v.1il.1hlc to .myonc in the coin' munity. Mtich of thc moncy L'.ll'l1CLl h.1s hccn spcnt for two new F.F.A, lWilllIlCI'S, Stillllill d1'11pcs. icc crcaun, ctc. Most of thc hoys sccurcd official FFA. .l2lCliCtS. A l':1rcnt illlLl Son B.1nquct cliinnxcd the ycuris nctivitics. - ln Alunc 1n41ny of thc hoys will 11ttcnd thc staitc F.F.A. convcntion lllkl l.1tcr tht- st.1tc judging contcst. Alitcr th.1t, SLIIUHIUI' und the good old farm, Wc'll scc you ncxt li.1ll hoys. Future Craflsrnen of Arnericu l'IIiNl HUXN lh-nm-r, Swzmson. 1,4-nhal'dl, Zigrossi. SICIIUINIP HUNX' Johnson, lit-rszmo, Iiolillizlgxvli, Isalu-Ili, Yoga-n, llollisi-I. l ie:u'elIn. 'l'IllIilD HUXY Sl3ll'1lSlllll', .Xmlri-ws, lhiumun, Il:u'mun. FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA 4 'Ijhe hl.T.H.S. Craftsmen Cluh is an organ' ization lor vocational students in Automotive, Drafting, Electric, Machine, Printing, Metal and Wtmtwd shops. A student, to he eligihle for office. must have satisfactory grades and leadership dual' itieations. Each year the Craftsmen of .l.T.H.S. sponsor a talent show, 'iCavalcade of Stars, produced entirely hy high school students, music fur' nished hy the J.T.H.S, Swing Band. Through the proceeds of this show the eluh is ahle to donate to various organizations, and sponsor various vocational projects. Officers, shop leaders, and Safety Council representatives of the F.C.A. for 19474948 are as follows: Afternoon classes flvan john- son, prcsidentg Boh Herman, vicefpresidentg Richard Vogen, secretary: L. Kohlhagen. treasf urcrg E. Faumann entertainment committee chairman, assisted hy L. N. Andrew and Z. S. Starasinickg N, Isahelli, sergeantfatfarmsg R. Zigrossi, puhlicity committee chairman, asf sisted hy D. Olson and E. Oetter. The follow' ing arc the officers for the morning class: Franklin Cheville, presidentg Larry Puhentz, vicefpresidcntg Leo Ficarella, secretaryg john Stack, treasurerg Rohert Youngren, sergeantf atfarmsg Leonard I-lohisel, puhlicity chairman, assisted hy Samuel Olivero and Huhert Gregorashg LaVcrne Bersano, entertainment chairman. assisted hy Ralph Swanson and Chris Casten. 22 First Semester Iournai Staff 'FUI' Roxy7lA'NVllllliYlNV5kl, lloyd, Glihu, Brown. I50'l l'0M HllXV-lialulllski, Novak, Fisk, Prouty. The J High Journal staff was responsible for publishing a newspaper every week during the school year. Those responsible the first semester were Virginia Lewandowski, editor, Barbara Boyd, news, Virginia Gliha, features, Dorothy Brown and Delores Prouty, editorials, Loretta Baranski, girls' sportsg Bob Novak, boys' sports, and George Fisk, photography, The second semester the new staff was com' posed of the following: Virginia Lewandowski and Virginia Gliha, managing editors, Gail Stoker, editor: Mary Goddard, Marilyn Green, A Beverly Lindstrom, Rosann Trizna, news, Dorothy Christie, Jo Ann Davis, Sally Vaughan, Peggy Wagner, Renee Wagner, Elaine Grespi, featuresg Doris Schmitz, Rhea Meyer, Emita Grr, Betty Vv'a,dsworth, Lorraine Zajac, girls' sports, Bob Novak, jack Ostrem, Dick Pear' son, Dick Teas, boys' sports, Lois Gross, Marcia Lyden, Geraldine Kezele, organizationsg Flor' ence Baloy, Marilyn Fornelli, Delores Mirenic, exchanges, George Fisk, Bob Mclntosh, Ronald Menozzi, photographyg Marilyn Birkey, cir- culation. - ix . I I w Second Semester fournal Staff FIRST RONY--'l'1':1s, Mvnozzi, Melniosh, Novak, Fisk, Pl'ill'S0ll, USil'l'Ill. SECOND HUNY Goddard. Vaughan, NVudsworth, P. xY8L.1Ill'l', H. XVUSIIPF, liuloy. THIRD IHOXY-Gro:-11, Lindsirom, Miri-nie, Schmitz. Lydun, Gross, Myer, Stoker, Davis, Crm-spi, Orr, Clirisliv, Zajm-, Form-Ili. FOURTH RUNY Lcwnndowski, Glihu, Triznu. Yvurlmoule S1110 4 I x K I-lliS'l' HUXX' XX:ldNunl'lll. Xhuglln-l', 1Il1:1n4lI4-r, Nlzllh-',, .Ul'l'hiIl1Il1I, Sl-QCUXIP IHIXY .lllI'it'il'. Hu Y wusx-, l'm-zlrxcll, llNll'l'lll, lingxl, llnxxln-3. Nlvyn-r. N ' 1 H E lJll0l0Hl'lll7ll0l'S llllCSI IHDXX Lallclus-II. .llll'lk'It'. l,lm'l1ln-rpzm-l'. f,ll:llNHA'I'. Nlzlvriuk. Slmruhzu. l'l'iA'l'. 'NICLUNIJ WHY IH-ala-IN-ll. I'Il'in'lnull, lgrllllranliia, Sl'llL'ik, 4314-g4u1'i4'll, Lillllii. HIIHH HUXY H1 rrim Yu l lillll ' nu -. . ua, wma, hlllllmllw, !..u'lxun. I-zmhin. Ihmlwvls. ff 74 nicagfmpka Pll'- fl ,, .I x'1J'?Df5.. LE WHL J Q. ' ONTO BATT JOLXU X-HCM WERE UU1 NWN COE W X7 K , 7 f 1 f ' ,f 41, Z T7 SEATED-l.zu'son, Wills, Goranson. STANDING--NValser, Haines, Fallin-liliolz, Kll'Illl'Il, COACHING DEPARTMENT A good deal of joliet's success in sports events this year is due to the efficient coach' ing staff employed by the JTHS Board. The coaching staff consists of Herm Wzilf ser, athletic director, head of football, fresh' soph basketball coach, and head of golfg Au- brey Wills, head of basketballg Perry Goran' son, head varsity line coach, head of wrestlingg Goranson was elected president of the High School XVrestling Association of Illinoisg George Fahrenholz, head of freshfsoph foot' ball, and head of baseballg Don Kienlen, track coach, and head of the intramural departmentg Guy Haines, freshman basketball coach, Bal Longman, freshman football coach, Roy Carl- son, freshfsoph lines coachg Leonard Onsgaard, tennis coach, E. A. Larson, HC tennis coach. These men have sacrificed much of their precious time to teach the boys of the school the fundamentals of athletics and how to build their bodies. We want to let them know we are with them one hundred per cent and hope to see them back again next season after such a successful year. 55 g , is iris 2 Y f . wx V QB ' Wk, SWX wifi x if 3' Q 5 5 X 15S5?,.Q M X 3? V :xg A Q,w 1TQff N ' r 1 Q k'3vgjM?Egjs11gx1.gg, N i1Qi Qjgiuf 5, N 5g3ff.fgg,iixx Xi x 25152: sg sf wr 2SL3F ' x A x - Q.xA.qX QRYQQQ .3 x Dm ii xgtgfi . f K x v A f ' A :,z. ,. .A ,, 3 M - M A x f vm ww-mf x NVQ: Q, .N 15 xig igw-'X 51, 9'-if V yn , X ski Q ,, In NSI Q: L' x H Y . , 'Q' w x' S-sw:-'f-xtxsssi . 'frrfx J, is Q, I . ii? 'mgqr -Q A X' A -, ' . QWfN , 'iwMwC1,.-fp x N S-M i Xgwxv six ., FN xff'7Yi ' 1,5 fi it 2 'El-' '-4 W x ':Y ::' - mf. 'B x, T --RQ: rl Q -X3 S x..x N ?1Q'XVF Fl fm zjgig xi .,,, ge . x x 125 395 Q l , .A Q . ., ,, ' Q X' -X 9 f ., V p ' - filsfsikggfjvlgiw 'SEQ' Q 5 ' . x' ' . . x .,, ....,., QW V: :.. Q X ' ' M 'X 'wffbgxi :::,a,-:.j-:-: QA X asa , Y , 'f :' z:.- :gg A- Qgx - P f x X X X x ff fm X5 Mr 'WE QS :' xggipwflvk .swsix A x -Vgsx-S:m.g,xX K M . Q , ,N x X ' . ., :., x xg A ,sw 1 g lx-xg gfmxyg- x . x e 'pw gint ji'XTf'.fi . V ggff X wi- 1 ' 2: 3, ' fa .Q.,.'e-MX., - M nw -- - www x pw.-x QQQJA . K' - 4 N T WAN x ' w-, v.'i:,-QNX 1 'N X ,. - Q - w1 ,,ggsW,s,q'fQw,fx vm-rx'+,,. -Q . . . . x, - J ' S 1: X , XM - .A 1 W Q 1 x Nw3iiY'3Qfv If -NM ,1 . F x-xmbszqqws ,. f X ffifxsmf, ff K 1 X J Q 2 SL 5 is Vi -' .,... z VARSITY FOOTBALL S9U.SOVl,S Record Joliet 13 ..... .................................. C entralia 0 Joliet 12 .... ....... M armion 0 Joliet O ..... ..... E .Rockford O Joliet 6 ..... .............. E lgin 0 Joliet 19 ..... ....... W .Aurora 14 Joliet 0 ...... ......... F reeport 6 Joliet 6 ..... .............. L aSalle O Joliet 14 ...... ....... W . Rockford O Joliet 25 ........................................ E. Aurora 0 Season's total: Joliet 95 Opponents 20 With only five returning varsity lettermen and a host of good material coming up from the Junior Varsity and the FroshfSoph, the Joliet Varsity football team had one of its most successful seasons under the leadership of Coach Walser. The team turned out seven wins, one loss, one tie and also captured second place in the conference and boasted a six to nothing win over the mighty LaSalle Cavaliers, one of the most powerful teams in the state. Some of the outstanding players were back' field men, Charles Baldon, Tom Streitz, and Bob Paul. In the line were Wzilt Beich, Jug Paluzzi, Gil Bell, Jim Rawley, and Jack Ostrem. Many good teams fell before Joliet due to Joliet's superb forward wall which was acclaim' ed to be the best defensive line in the state. CENTRALIA A brilliant showing by Joliet's great line led by Walt Beich, Jug Paluzzi, and Gil Bell's pass catching ability trounced a Centralia eleven 13 to 0, who later captured the strong big twelve conference title. Scoring the touchdowns for Joliet were Cassidy and Bell. MARMION A roughly played game in which Joliet was victorious, 12 to 0 over a powerful Marmion team had its bad aspects, for it resulted in the loss of Earl D'Amico for the season and the loss of Gene Paluzzi for five weeks. Baldon gained consistent yardage all evening, while Streitz ran a pass interception 55 yards for a touchdown. Streitz and Ostrem looked good on defense while Cassidy scored the other Joliet touchdown. Marmion gained a negative three yards all night against the aggressive Joliet wall, EAST ROCKFORD Held to a scoreless tie although playing much superior ball Joliet's conference hopes were darkened. Joliet scored 295 yards to 22 for Rockford. Streitz and Beich played excellent ball for Joliet while Govoni and Baldon were consistent. ELGIN . In a hardffought game Joliet edged Elgin 6 to O. Being superior in every field, Joliet's consistent fumbles prevented them from scoring more touchdowns. Cassidy scored Joliet's only touchdown. Capt. Beich and Ostrem played excellent defensive ball for Joliet. WEST AURORA Joliet's unscored-upon fame fell when West Aurora introduced the running pass which gave them two touchdowns. Charley Baldon led the Joliet attack, scoring all three touchdowns. Coke Paul proved to be a tower of strength on pass defense. Tackle to tackle, Don Govoni, Jack Ostrem, Walt Beich and Bob Stromberg were again a stone wall for all Elgin's yardage was piled up against second stringers. FREEPORT A weak Freeport team using the fatal run' ning pass used it effectively for one play to win the game after being pushed all over the Held by a superior Joliet team. Joliet's scoring opportunities were numerous, but they failed to take these opportunities, losing the game 6 to O. Beich and Ostrem again played fine def fensive ball for Joliet. LaSALLE Playing their finest game of the year, a spirit ed Steelman team, led by one of the hardest charging lines in football history at JT, out' played the Big Eight Champion LaSalle'Peru Cavaliers to win by a 6fO score. Proving that the win was no fluke, Joliet led in most sta' tistical departments and the powerful Blue and Gold defense held the Cavaliers outside of the home team 35 yard line. Outstanding in the Joliet line were Walt Beich, Jack Ostrem, and Jug Paluzzi. In the backiield Chuck Cassidy called one of his best games from the QB. spot and Charlie Baldon, who got the only Joliet touchdown and Tom Streitz, who consistently ripped off long gains were also outstanding. This game was a great victory for the Steelmen. fcontinued on Page 741 72 Varsity Football Sl' HUXY Guvnni, liuldun, lim-ivh, l,L-ynlam, Aussprung, Zora, 0Hfl'l'IIl, 'l'r011gLl1t0l1. Nl COND IRUXY--lluill, L4-wis, Paul, Nugru. lirulululillo. Slash, XYultnn. Cassidy, l':lsl4'ri llllllll RUN lx l I 1 X lhk Sllllll R w Y 'uu1zis'j, .Iurirl-, 'z - . .' 2, avlry, llulrlwe-ll, liarlu-s, Stl'0lIllH'l'R. IUl'li'l'll RUXY Smith, lla-.l:nrIml. NX'ilson, lim-ll. Cillllllllbll, l'4-11-rmm, lisinzuk. At The Elgin Game 75 FOOTBALL HONORS X Y il iff f J ci A 'J 4 ' Captain Walt Beich Cl'121flCS B21lClOfl Guard First Team AllfConference First Team All-Conference T6Hm'S Most Valuable Player First Team AllfState The individual honors that were won by the Joliet players this year surpassed the honors won by any previous Joliet team in a single season. Rugged Wzilt Beich nailed down a first string berth in the allfstate selections with his allfaround aggressiveness and his fine def fensive line play. He also captured a first string berth in the conference selections with these Hne qualities. Wzilt was voted honorary captain by his teammates. The players given honor' able mention in the state were: Eugene Paluzzi, Charles Baldon, Tom Streitz, and Gil Bell. fcontinued WEST ROCKFORD In a game which featured a touchdown by guard Walt Beich the Blue and Gold played an excellent game for the second straight week and placed Joliet team temporarily in a first place tie with the LaSalle-Peru team which was idle from conference competition that night. Beich who played outstanding ball all night and was a pillar of strength in the line, scored six points in the third period as he blocked a fourth down kick in the end zone. The other TD was scored by Tom Streitz on an 18-yard run. Those making the first in the conference team were: Charles Baldon voted most valuable by his teammatesg Eugene Paluzzi, who would have been a certain candidate for a first string all' state berth, if he had participated in more conf tests. He missed five games because of an ankle injury suffered in the Marmion game. Tom Streitz also nailed down a first string berth. The boys making the second string allfconference eleven were: Gil Bell, Jim Rawley, and Jack Ostrem. From Page 721 74 Outstanding besides Beich were backs Baldon, Walton, and Streitz and again Joliet's aggresf sive line. EAST AURORA Joliet finished one of its best seasons in many years by trouncing E. Aurora 25 to 0. The last quarter of the game Joliet had on the field an allfjunior team which showed great promise for next year. Scoring the touchdowns for Joliet were Streitz, Baldon, Paul, and Wzilton. Joliet's great line again played excellent ball. FRESHMAN - SOPI-IOMORE FOOTBALL Season's Record Joliet 12 ...... ................................. H insdale O Joliet 12 ...... Marmion 0 Joliet 19 ...... E. Rockford O Joliet O .................. Elgin 6 Joliet 18 ...... W. Aurora 14 Joliet 0 ........ Freeport 0 Joliet 13 .... LaSalle'Peru 6 Joliet 13 ..... W. Rockford 6 Joliet O' ...... ............................. E . Aurora 6 For the second straight year Coach George Fahrenholz's powerful Freshman'Sophomore football team lost out on a Big Eight pigskin title in the final game of the year. Playing consistent and sometimes great ball the Steel- mites, although somewhat smaller than last year's team compiled a creditable record and had it not been for a muddy field in the last game, they might have emerged with the Big Eight crown. The outstanding players for Joliet were Jef' ferson, who was the leading scorer in the Big Eight conference and an excellent breakaway runner, Ken DeJarld, who was the power run' ner of the team and a tower of strength on defenseg and in the line there were Faynik, Govoni, Speicher, and Argoudelis. These play' ers would certainly have placed on any all' conference selection if any team had been picked. HINSDALE Led by Jimmy Jefferson's 36'yard touch' down run and Ken DeJarld's power running, the JTHS 1947 edition of a Frosh'Soph foot' ball team began their season victoriously with a 12'0 win over Hinsdale. The Steelmites dis' played a tight defense with Tom Govoni play' ing outstanding ball in the line. The other touchdown was made on pass from Jefferson to Frank Blum. MARMION The Blue and Gold Frosh'Soph scored their second shut-out victory in as many weeks as they downed a weaker Marmion team, this time by a 19'0 tally. The backfield, behind a hard'charging line, scored consistent gains as was evidenced by the average yards per try of the ball carriers. Jimmy Jefferson, playing another great game, averaged 12.9 yards per try, Dick Liess 8.7 and Ken DeJarld 6.6. The touchdowns were also scored by this trio. This game ended the non'conference competition for the Steelmites as they pre' pared to meet East Rockford the next week. EAST ROCKFORD The hard'fighting Joliet Steelmites looked very impressive in their first bid for the Big Eight Frosh'Soph Conference title as they whipped a much heavier East Rockford team 19'0. The game was marked by spirited line play by Tom Govoni, Vern Speicher and big Pete Argoudelis in particular. Leading the all' around attack again were Jimmy Jefferson who scored twice and did some fine punting, and Dick Liess who did some fine quarter'backing. It was evident that the Mites played heads'up ball as the Rabites led in first downs and most of the other departments. ELGIN Outweighed and outplayed throughout the game, Coach Fahrenholz's Steelmites lost their first tilt of the season to the powerful Elgin aggregation which later copped the Big Eight Frosh crown. Going into the game both teams had been undefeated with a scoreless tie, mar' ring Elgin's record. During the game, the Steelmite offensive never got rolling. Joliet muffed their big chance when Jefferson out' ran the Elgin defense and then dropped a long pass from Frank Blum, which would have tied the game. WEST AURORA Scoring in each of the first three quarters, the Steelmites, led by left half-back Jimmy Jefferson's two sensational touchdown runs, turned back a determined West Aurora Frosh' Soph football team in an exciting game at Richards Street field. One of Jefferson's touch' down jaunts covered 103 yards, the longest run ever seen at the Joliet Dust Bowl, while the other was a 33 yard gallop. The other touchdown was scored on a quarterback sneak by Dick Liess after the ball had been brought down very deep in Hawklet territory on a fine pass catch by Frank Blum. In this game the Jolietans' defense was fairly staunch until the last half when the Aurorans thorough' ly scared the Mites. FREEPORT Two costly penalties within Freeport's ten' yard line proved too big an obstacle for the JT Frosh'Soph gridders as they had to settle for a 0'0 tie with the Pretzelettes in a game played at Freeport. The penalties for 5 and 10 yards respectively set the Mites from the one' yard line back to the twenty and broke the luck of Joliet's best offensive showing of the night. Outstanding for Joliet were linemen 75 4 4 76 FPOSII-SOPI1 Football FIRST IKUVV-Mzu'!in, Govoni, lic-ynolcls, ligizio, Pussus, Caluw-lla, Bell. BWECOND HUXY--NVliihm-r llcalurld, Fnynik. 'l'acucu, Argoiulelis, Stan:-rson, Black, Morris, Coslu. lHIRlJ RONV-Coacli Carlson. Marks, Jon:-s, Spf-iclivr, Kovalcik, R0lllSl'lll!'l', Bloom, Brown, XVall, Musich, Coach Fill'll'Pllll0lZ. l'0L'll'l'H RUNV- f.l. Conroy, Poclu-4-ko, .Ie-l'I'i-rson, L1-iss, Stalsrn, Dvorak, llm-iss, McGraw, lf. Conroy. Ted Faynik and Chuck Martin who led the hardfcharging Steelmites, who played their best game in three weeks. Jimmy Jefferson was in- jured the last five minutes of the game and had to be helped off the field. LaSALLEfPERU In a closelyffought game, the Joliet Steel- mites edged LaSallefPcru in a conference game played at Richards Street field, by a 13f6 score. This win gave the Mites a slight chance for the Big Eight FroshfSoph title as it gave them a conference record of three wins, one loss and one tie. In this game, Johnny Tackas, who for most of the season was used mainly for his hard blocking, scored a touchdown and playf ed his best game of the year. The other touch' down was made by Jimmy Jefferson who also played one of his most outstanding games of the season. Those who looked good on def fense were Ted Faynik, Lou Stanerson, Vern Speicher and Ken DeJarld. WEST ROCKFORD The Joliet FroshfSoph Footballers temporarily moved into first place in the Big Eight Conf ference football race by virtue of their im' pressive 13f6 win over the previously undef feated West Rockford Braves. The first score of the game was scored by hardfdriving Ken DeJarld, who played consistent ball on defense and offense, on a four-yard power buck. Jim' my Jefferson, who scored the other touchdown led the Blue and Gold offense again as he ripped off many long gains. The Joliet line again played great ball as Ted Faynik led thc attack on the Brave ball toters. EAST AURORA The hopes of the Steelmites for the Big Eight Conference title, or at least a share of it, were dashed by an underdog East Aurora team that took advantage of every break to win 6f0, Joliet's quick openers did not work on the muddy field. Outstanding for Joliet were Jefferson, Faynik, and DeJarld. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity had an unsuccessful sea' son winning two and losing three games. The main reason for this was that most of the juniors were moved up to the varsity. In the last game of the season Joliet showed much promise, whipping a strong East Aurora eleven 13 to 6. Outstanding for Joliet were Schoch, Lewis, Evans, Aussprung, Mangun, Nagra, Talarico, Dunn, and Valek. -- ll Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet 19 13 14 lumor Varsity Football FIRST ROW?--Valek, Mackey, Talariuo, livans, Haines, Mis:-wicz. SECOND lgtlNv Pl'tl'I'SUll, Hruhus, Miele, Bl'UHHl'lllllll, liurm-s, Dunn. THIRD HOW- Smith, Yulgnris, Za-ich. Schoch, Wm-iss, Lutlwr, li. Harm-s, Guffry. Freshman Football l IliS'l' ROW- thmihosi, NVuItou. Smith, Souvv, Viano, Peterson, lJ'Amico. lfussiotto, Winters, liulicrrez, Molck. SECOND ROVV- Noni, Vurnkus, Barr, Skull, Wagner, Payne, Sims, Puvlu-co, Mossholrh-r, Sim-go, Pa-kur. Harris, Img:-, lima-rson. Season's Record THIRD RUXV-Coucli Longnmn, NYAINI, Ili-Z1-e-, Mzlrkvl, Drew, Hrulms, .lvnsvn, Conroy, Johnson, FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ................ .... . .... Mzlrmion 6 Blue Island 24 Bloom ......... Central East Aurora ....... Marmion Coach Bal Longman's Frosh football year' lings had a very successful season being undef feated in six games. Over a threefyear span, ever since freshman football came into exist' ence, the yearlings have had an undefeated record of 17 victories and no losses against freshman competition. VARSITY BASKETBALL sEAsoN's RECoRD Joliet 38 ........................................ Marseilles Joliet 47 ...... ..... C hampaign Joliet 32 ..... ............... M oline Joliet 49 ..... .................. M armion Joliet 66 ...... West Rockford Joliet 20 ..... ..................... P ekin Joliet 64 ...... ....,........... E lgin Joliet 43 .........,............ ..... Q uincy Centralia Tournament Joliet 57 ........................................ Belvidere Joliet 45 ...... West Frankfort Joliet 54 ..... ..............,..... O lney Joliet 38 ...... ......... H arrisburg Joliet 32 . ........ Lockport Joliet 41 ..... ..... E ast Aurora Joliet 35 ...... .................. L aSalle Joliet 36 ...... .. West Aurora Joliet 56 ..... ........... L ockport Joliet 37 ..... .......... F reeport Joliet 51 ..... ...... W aterman Joliet 57 ...,.. ................ E lgin Joliet 56 ..... ..... E ast Aurora Joliet 49 ...... ............ C linton Joliet 32 .. East Rockford Joliet 24 ...... .. West Aurora Regional Joliet 50 ...... .......... B loom 43 Joliet 48 ..... ...... P eotone 45 Joliet 36 ................ .... T hornton 38 18 wins-9 losses The Varsity basketball team under the lead' ership of Coach Wills ended a very success' ful season winning eighteen and losing nine games. The Willsmen started out magnificently winning five straight by decisive margins. They lost their first game to a strong Pekin five. When Gil Bell was lost at midfyear Coach Wills tried vainly to find a center capable of filling Bell's shoes but it still left one weak spot, the center position. Joliet went through the rest of the season very successfully, but plagued by bad luck and the weak center posif tion, the Willsmen were nosed out of the Conf ference title in their last conference game of the season. Joliet stormed into the regional taking their first two games but lost their third to Thornton of Harvey by two points. Thorn- ton later made the trip downstate. The outstanding players for Joliet were cof captains, Jack Hills and Rich Juricic. Jack made the first string allfconference team and led his team in scoring. Rich Juricic made the second string allfconference team and played good def fensive ball, stealing the ball numerous times from his opponents. Bob Whyte received hon- orable mention in the conference and was a master of the deadly push shot from the side of the court. Hills and Juricic also made honor' able mention in the All-State selections. VARSITY GAMES MARSEILLES Opening their 1947-48 season on the road, the Steelmen showed few of the usual traits of a visiting team as they whipped a good Marseilles team 39 to 31. The game, which showed Joliet's fine defensive abilities, was marked by the low number of field goals, six, scored by the Marseilles team, who scored 19 of their 31 points of free throws. The scoring trio of Bob Whyte, Jack Hills and Rich Juricic molded a pattern they were to follow all season, getting 29 of Joliet's points with Whyte getting 12, Hills 9 and Juricic 8. CHAMPAIGN In a game which got closer as it progressed, Joliet beat last year's state championship runner' up quintet 47 to 41 as Gil Bell, a midfyear grad' uate, went ona scoring spree which totaled 19 points to lead his team. The rally of the Maroons in the last half which narrowed the score greatly netted them 25 points to Joliet's 16, was led by allfstate center Rod Fletcher who scored ten of his 18 points in the last half. Bob Whyte again scored high as he got 13 points. MOLINE Playing against a slow break team which later went downfstate, Joliet scored their third victory without a loss as they downed Moline by a 32 to 28 score losing 13f12 at half time due mostly to the playing of -Moline's great guard Al Shipley, the Steelmen outscored the downfstaters in both of the last two quarters to pull the game out of the fire. In this game Hills led the Blue 599 Gold attack with 8 points, Al Papesh had 7, Bell and Whyte had 6 each. MARMION With their fast break attack working like clockwork, the Steelmen scored 20 points in the final quarter and beat a good Marmion team by a 49 to 36 count. The cadets, who went on to compile one of the best records in the state, were unable to keep up with the blinding speed of the Jolietans and they were outscored in three of the four quarters, the other being even. Cil Bell played a fine floor game and led the Joliet attack with 17 points, while Juice Juricic finally came into his own as he dumped in 9 points and Al Papesh got 8. Neubaver led the cadet attack with 17 points. WEST ROCKFORD Continuing their blazing pace the Blue and Gold cagers whipped one of the best teams ever to come out of Rockford as they scored freely all game and finally ended with a 66 to 44 win. In this battle between these two fast' break teams, the Steelmen took command al' most at once and led by 13 points at halftime. In this, Joliet's first conference tilt, the scoring was well distributed with Bob Whyte leading the scorers with 17 points, Jack Hills with 13, Gil Bell with 12, Rich Juricic with 11 and Al Papesh with 7. Carpenter led the Rab attack with 15 points. PEKIN Joliet had to pick the game with the team which many rated best in the state to have a bad night and they fell before mighty Pekin by the one'sided score of 53 to 20. Although Joliet had their worst night in all respects they would have had trouble beating the great Chinks any night with all-stater Bad News Busby playing. Gil Bell led the Joliet scoring with four points. ELGIN Recovering from their disastrous Pekin game, Joliet came back to whip their traditional rivals, Elgin, 67 to 45. Again using the fast break to perfection, the Steelmen showed no dislike to Elgin's floor and led all the way. In this great scoring thrust of the Blue and Gold, Jack Hills, the high team scorer for the year, tallied 17 points, followed by Gil Bell with 15, Rich Juricic wth 14 and sub Gene Decker, who collected 7. QUINCY In a game which didn't prove too exciting but nevertheless contained some good basket' ball, the Steelmen overpowered Quincy in a ragged game by a 43 to 28 score. Leading scorer for Joliet was reserve Gene Decker who, in playing most of the game, accounted for 10 of his team's total. The rest of the scoring was evenly distributed with Whyte, Juricic and Bell each getting 6 points. Honaker, Quincy center, was the big gun of their attack with 12 tallies. CENTRALIA TOURNAMENT BELVIDERE In the first game played in the Centralia tournament Joliet edged a stubborn Belvidere five, 57 to 56. Outstanding for Joliet were Hills, Papesh, and Decker. This game proved costly for Joliet as Rich Juricic sprained his ankle and was unable to play up to par in any other contest during the tournament. , 80 HARRISBURG In the second game Joliet played they were beaten 64 to 38 by Harrisburg. Outstanding for Joliet were Hills and Whyte with ten and seven points respectively. OLNEY Joliet won its first game for the consolation 54 to 42 over Olney. Outstanding for Joliet were Hills and Bell with 20 and 8 points ref spectively. WEST FRANKFORT In the finals of the consolation Joliet lost to West Frankfort 55 to 45. Al Papesh was out' standing for Joliet as he scored 13 points and played a fine floor game. Whyte and Decker also looked good. LOCKPORT The first game between Joliet and Lockport, which was played on the Porter floor, was as exciting a ball game as you would ever want to see. In this game, Joliet never did get roll' ing against their very bitter rivals as the Porters gave their all to gain the victory over the Blue and Gold. The game, which could have gone either way, was the hardest fought tilt of the year. Whyte, with 16 points, Bell with 7 and Hills with 6 were the high scorers for Joliet. Rich Juricic, Joliet guard, was out of the game with a bad knee. EAST AURORA Taking a commanding 17-6 first quarter lead, the Steelmen coasted to a 41 to 26 triumph over a green East Aurora team in Joliet's third consecutive Big Eight victory without a loss. Bob Whyte continued his high scoring pace again leading the Blue and Gold cagers as he hit the hoop from all angles for 15 points. Also Gil Bell tallied 11 points and substitute center Rudy Skul secured 6 points and played a good game. LASALLBPERU The Steelmen continued their winning ways in the Big Eight conference race as they beat a small but clever LaSalle-Peru team 35 to 27. Playing his last game as a prep eager, big Gil Bell bowed out of high school basketball in fine style as he cornered 11 points to lead his team and he played an allfaround good game against the Cavaliers, who later improved greatly and went downstate. Other high scorers for Joliet were Whyte with 8, Jack Hills with 6, and Al Papesh with 5. WEST AURORA Playing their first game without the servf ices of Bell, the Blue and Gold fell before the eventual conference winners, the West Aurora Blackhawks 45f36. The Aurorans, lcd by all- Varsity liuslevllmll FIHSI' HUXY Nlisu-niex, li4lllI'4lj'. Qin-rio. Ilills Hllllll, In-II, Wliylv, Slilll, I':agw-slr, lleekvr. Hur eoiiliereiiee forwards Ciliuek Essig and Red Bierer. put on a last quarter rally to give -loliet their Iirst eonterenee loss, Most effective scorers lor .loliet were Hills with ll and Wliyte with Ill. LUCKPURT Using the last hreak to perfection to run the Loekport lronmen to exhaustion, the Steelmen avenged the earlier defeat hy the seore. Alf was fairly down the and pull' scored 15 Hills with Porters with a eonvineing So to 35 though the halftime seore 24 to 17 elose the .Iolietans gradually wore visitors with their hlazing attack ed way out in front. Benny Shulla points to he high for Lockport while ZH points. -lurieie with ll. Whyfte with 9 and Blum with 7. led Joliet. FREEPORT -loliet lost their second straight conference game to Freeport on the Pretzel floor as the presence of their star, Cliff Stout, seemed to inspire the Freeport team to a high pitch. The Steelmen never eould get their fast hreak working effectively on the small floor of the upstaters and their shooting percentage was very low, .Iaek Hills with 13 points and ,lUfCC .lurieie with lo were the high seorers for the Blum' and fit luri vie, lilIli1'l'I'l'Z. Il:n'mzm. 3Iit1liNll IKUNX' llunii. ll, . .Xllwlis l5l5.El'.I S2 XVATERMAN ln the annual Rotary game, Joliet defeated Vyfaterman 51 to 44. The Steelmen led from the Start and it looked as though they were going to make a rout of the game, hut Vvfaterman finf ished strongly and shortened the gap to a ref speetahle seore. Hills led the Joliet attaek with 19 pointsg Jurieie had 12 and Vvfhyte got 5. ELGIN Elgin felt the sting of a douhle defeat at the hands of Joliet for the first time in many years as the determined Steelmen kept their dim hopes for a Big Eight title alive hy whipping the Maroons 57 to 43. After taking a eomf manding lead at the half. .Ioliet kept right on scoring and stayed well in front. Peterson led the Waitehniitkers with 18 points while joliet's scoring trio of Hills. Vkfhyte. and 20, 16 and 15 points, respectively. EAST AURORA Keeping up a terrific paee all Steelmen seored their seeond win oi' over the East Aurora Tomeats this 56 to 30 seore, ln this game Hills split ZS points evenly while Boh Querio and Al Papesh eaeh collected 7 points. This win kept .Ioliet's eonferenee title hopes alive as they prepared for their two toughest eonfer- enee foes. W. Aurora and E. Rockford, jurieie got game. the the season time hy a and jurieie EAST ROCKFORD In a battle of fast break teams the East Rock' ford Rabs, who eventually went on to be run- ner-ups to Pinckneyville in the state tourney, emerged victorious on their home floor by a 46 to 32 score. Able Pete Anderson was held to 4 pointsg the other Rabs made up the differ' ence as Tarabilda and Weaver collected 25 points between them. High for Joliet was Hills with 11 points and Whyte with 8. Rich Juricic, a Joliet star guard saw little action due to an injured ankle. WEST AURORA Joliet closed their regular season going down in defeat to the Big Eight Conference chamf pions, West Aurora, with the final score being 30-24. Aurora's tight defense bottled everyone on the Joliet team effectively, except Rich Juricic. Essig led the Blackhawks with 19 points while Juricic led the weak Steelmen attack with 14 points. Joliet finished third in the conference standings. REGIONALS BLOOM ln the first game of the Regional, Joliet outclassed Bloom 5043. Outstanding for Joliet were Hills who played a fine floor game and scored 12 points. also Juricic and Blum who scored nine points apiece. Joliet held a com' manding lead throughout the whole game but slowed up during the last quarter and glided through easily. PEOTONE ln the second game of the tournament which Joliet participated in was one of the most closely fought contests in the whole tournaf ment, Joliet being the victor over Peotone 48 to 45, Hills and Juricic were outstanding for Joliet scoring 17 and 16 points respectively. Bob Querio saved the game in the last quarter with his two last minute buckets. Joliet trailf ed at the half 25 to 16. THORNTON OF HARVEY After playing two closely fought contests on the previous nights the strain proved too much for the Joliet boys as they lost a heartbreaker to Thornton of Harvey 38 to 36 in the finals. Rich Juricic, star guard for Joliet, fouled out at the crucial point and from that point on Joliet lost its spark and lost its lead and went down to defeat in the closing seconds. Frank Blum was the big gun for Joliet as he led his team with 13 pointsg he also captured the scorf ing honors for the evening. High scorer for Joliet during the tournament was Jack Hills with 37 points. BASKETBALL HONORS Co-Capt. Rich Juricic Guard Second String Aiieconf. Hon. ivleniiori Ali-State C0-Capt. Jack Hills Guard First String Ali-Conf. Hon. Merltiori Ali-State - w I'l'0Slll7lllf1 f b0phOf710fQ ISCISIIQKNIJKIII I-'HRXI' INDEX' llUIlllH'I'Q.L, 1illlii'i'l'1'z. l,2llIll'Ill1ll'll. lil'llSlH'l', Ili'.lul'Id, I-Taka-l', l.oX'uli. liovzlc. Yvl'll:il'4li, I':u'Ii:-ro, I-,im-rson dlgizr SHIIUNID HOW llm-is. liailuiwllo, MilI'llIl. l'i-Iuir. llurixis, Ih-iitsclili-r. Xlurks. l',1'4'lll'Q. Ilolu-rlson, llullwrl. liRlfSHlVIAlY - SOPHCMVIORIQ ISASKlf'l'I5AI,L Scasoifs Rccord The Fl'CSlIll1llll'SOPl141IT1Ul'C haskcthall tcam of Coach Wailscr, gctting off to a slow start, -v ,lrllict 31 ..... Marscillcs 30 sccmcd dcstincd to havc a good ycar as thcy xlolict ZS .,.....,. Champaign 33 hcgan rolling midway along thc first scmcstcr. .lflliff 30 W. Rockford 37 Wczikciicd hy thc loss of such playcrs as Larry ,lolict 37 .... .........,... E lgin 56 Ivlolck and Frank Blum at midfycar, thc tcam ,lolict 25 .... Napcrvillc 23 wcnt into a tailspin with thc cxccption of the ,lolict 411 Lockport Zo Clinton, lowa gamc. Outstanding playcrs for -lolict 34 E. Aurora 27 the Bluc and Gold cagcrs wcrc Mrilck, Blum. xlolict 38 ......... LaSallc 17 Dick Rcntschlcr, Tom Rohcrtson, Kcn Dchlarld, ,llllivt 40 W. Aurora Boh Brashcr, Stcvc Kovac and Don Harms, .Iolict Zo ..... Lockport 39 Also Ray Pckar and Wailly I-lulhcrt, frcshmcn .Iolict .wil ,.... Frccport 50 who wcrc movcd up to thc froshfsoph at mid' -Iolict 29 .... E. Aurora 49 ycar, gavc crcditahlc pcrformanccs. Prospccts ,lolict 29 ........... Elgin 48 for a finc tcam ncxt ycar arc cvidcnt hccausc Qlolict 28 .......... Clinton Tl of thc rcturn of such playcrs as Pckar, Hulf joliut 35 Rockford 46 hcrt, Guticrrcz, and Molck and thc host of -Iolict Zo .... ..,.,...... W . Aurora 48 playcrs from thc frcshman tcam. .ll VNIOR VARSITY Tlic junior Varsity haskcthall tcam had a wry slicccssful scason undcr the lcadcrship of Coach Wills, winning tcn and losing only two gaincs, blolict hcat Lcwis twicc, East Aurora twicc, Bloom twicc, Napcrvillc twicc. lvfarmion l5ASKlf'l'li'mAl.l. and Wcst Aurora oncc. Thcy lost to Laflrangc and lvlarmion. This fins: showing promiscs somc good matcrial for thc varsity ncxt ycar. Outstanding for thc Junior Varsity wcrc Skul and Qucrio. FRESHIVIAN I5ASKE'l'l'SAIc.L Thu Frcshman haskctccrs had a succcssful tutclagc of Guy Haincs. Jolict lost to Bloom scason, winning six and losing thrcc undcr the twicc and Lallrangc oncc, ln turn thcy hcat ffiontinuerl flu Page 89l H4 lunior vursily Huslevllncxll ISI' INIXY l,t'IlUX'l'IliS. Mis:-xxiul. llill'lIl2lIl. Qm-rin. GllliI'I'l'!'A. Sil'lllx4'll. Sl-QKIIJXID IIUXY .Xiu um, Iiauwlq. Ullllll. Blum. 5kllI. l5:ll'1u-s. V b Ff0vSllHlflfl BilSl?0fl7flIl h l IIHNI IIUXX l'zlpp:ls, linrry, UIlx'1'l'u, Nnlrk, Nhlrrl. lh-Il, I.un1'm,y. Ii:-nl:-V. SIIIVVIS. Sl-IKIUXIJ IIOXX ' mr Un-rin-vk. Ii:ll'l', Mun-gn, Xlullsllalu, lluhlx-ll. Tllllili IUJXY Iuynv, I'1lllllH'l'l. Suxnn. l':xyu'. XYZIL-L N3 Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet Joliet SGUSOHQS IQQCONI VVRESTLI NG LaGrange New Trier Rock Island Danville ff.'ffff iiiLiE' Elgin Island Riverside Elgin New Trier Hinsdale SECTIONALS STATE TOURNAMENT Champaign ....... ...... 2 7 New Trier ....... .. Z1 Tilden ............ .. 21 Joliet ........... ...... 1 5 lsland Joliet's excellent wrestling aggregation had a season reeord of 6f3f1 against the best competi- tion in the state. After sweeping the sectional tournament at Harvey they ran into tough luck in the state tournament only taking a third place, although this is the best record ever turned in by a Joliet wrestling team. They would have placed much higher if Dick Pearson, a favorite to take the state at 127, had been able to par' ticipate. Dick was out with a severe knee inf jury. Earl D'Amico, last year's state champ was upset in the semifinals, but be rallied to take third place. He also pinned two of his opponents for two more points for the team total in the state tournament. The surprise of the Joliet team was 154 poundcr Ted Faynik who captured the state title for his weight as he swept through the weight without any trouble. Russ Carey proved to be a top notch wrestler by capturing second place. Tony Bruskas captured fourth place in the state. VVRESTLING HONORS T ed Faynik 154 All-Slate Vtfresiling Champ I IHYI' HUX Xvrestlers Y 'I':uylvn', I.t'1lIllIlll. xlllltil. Hl'lINlx1l5. lI:u's'y. f:I'51'l', I'vm'wn, limuni. Ii. ll'.Xmi4u lumix, Hsin-m, Hurlis. SIQIIUXID HOXY Ulmn, PFXIIII. Il'.Xmicu, 'l'urm-r. Nh-lnlyrn-. lll'illi l'4l1l'm'll, NJIlIl'llXXHl1'I'. 5l:lllll1'1'sun, Htmlblli. Nlivlv. fill 00l'f0U!I0l'S NNY HN!-I Ii:-unsluznx. NIA-lu-mn. .lulmslmh IM-Grau'1-, Ruhr-rla. HOW 'INYH Iimlvg, Iirnnslnm IillH't'ki Sl:-I':ullivI1. SL'lll'I1'Hl'. SH I 4 Tennis lflIiS'l' HUNY Athi-ns, liiu-1111-iii, .xl'lll4'l'lll'I'f2Q, Poxxiunll, .Xinli-rson, Ill'ZlQ.fUX2lll. NYllllll1'y, lainilinkis, Mr. 0llsi,:azu'cl. SICCUND RUNY Swanson, Collins, I':llI'l'IllYl'l'gi, lil'l'Illllill. XY:nrml, linxler. lllairk, lirowii. IENNIS The prospects for an outstanding season for the varsity tennis team are very good, with many excellent players from last year return' ing. The squad, under the guidance of Coach Leonard Onsgaard for the first time this year, has regulars, Lou Collins, George Fownall, Dick Bernthal and Fred Whitiiey returning along with reserves Dave Wxlrd, Bruce Bax' ter, and Rich Lambakis. The Blue and Gold netmen, who finished second to Blue Island in the district tourney last year, should be strong contenders for the district title this year, with Pownall and Bernthal definite prospects for the singles crown. GOLF The loss of five regulars of last year's teain including downstate veteran Bob Swithin, will be a big obstacle to overcome if Coach Herin Wzilser's varsity golf team is going to have another fine record against the tough competif tion they must face, Returning for the Stcelf men are Dave Fleischman. a consistent low scorer, and Bill Freitag, both regulars from last year's team, and other comers like Rodger Johnson and Duane Carter. The squad will have a hard time winning unless Fleisehman. Freitag. and Johnson perform much better than expected. FRESHMAN PmASKF'liBALL fContinuerf from Page 842 Marmion twice, Naperville twice, Fast Aurora once and Lewis once. The Joliet team showed much promise all season as they were never outclassed. The players who showed promise were: Holden, Horven, Wzird, Morshay, Page, Emf mert, Smego, Renfer, and Olivero. The boys who were outstanding during the course of the season were Wzird, Page, and Smego. VARSITY TRACK The Varsity track team under the guidance oi Coach Kienlen, having no outdoor practice before their first four meets have showed much promise of a successful season. At this writing the sad news oame to our department that Co' Captain Roger Swank would be lost for the season due to a chest injury. This would be quite a blow to the team. Its chances of win' ning the conference title would be lessened and a great loss to Joliet's suburb relay teams. In Joliet's first meet, the strong Oak Park Relays, they captured seven points, the high' est ever compiled by a Joliet team in this an' nual event. Scoring for Joliet were Decker in the high jump, and their excellent relay team consisting of CofCaptains Baldon and Swank and also Walton and Jefferson. LaGRANGE Joliet was swamped by the allfpowerful La Grange Thinclads 7340. Winners for Joliet were the relay team, Decker in the high jump, Baldon in the quarter mile, and Mooney in the mile. The boys who made a fine showing, taking seconds were: Zora, in the low hurdles, Walton in the hundred yard, and Swank in the halffmile. Joliet was very weak in the weight class losing 18 points in that depart' ment. This was due to the lack of outdoor practice. BLOOM Joliet evened up their season with a 1f1 record trouncing Bloom 61 to 50. Winners for Joliet in this meet were Walton 220, Swank 440, Mooney, mile, Rawley pole vault, Decker high jump, Smith shot put, and the relay team. EAST AURORA Joliet was again defeated due to their weak' ness in the weight events. Joliet's conference hopes were also lightly darkened as they were upset by East Aurora 64 to 49. Decker, Mooney, and the relay team continued their victory streak to remain undefeated in dual meets. FROSH-SOPH TRACK The FroshfSoph track team had a 2f1 record at this writing being defeated once by the strong LaGrange Lions 71'4-2, trouncing East Aurora 75 to 38 and Bloom 54 to 48. With this fine showing the FroshfSophers show promise of winning the Big Eight track meet again! Outstanding performers for Joliet during the early season meets were D. Walton, Buzz Matesi, Pacheco, Martin and Black. The Froshf Soph is coached by Donald Kienlen. BASEBALL Due to the late practice of the JTHS base' ball team, a picture could not be obtained. With several returning lettermen the 1948 edition of the baseball team should have a successful season. Some of the returning letter' men are: Dave Miller, Bill O'Hara, Ed. Rutf kowski, Jack Hills, Rich Juricic, Jim Conroy, and Dan Smijag. A host of promising candidates reported for this year's team along with many boys who were out for the team last season. Some of the most outstanding boys reporting are: John Valek, Russ Drew, Dale Barnes, Bud Nagra, Bob Whyte, Bob Brasher, Don Siemsen, Gene Getson, Richard Fick, Joe Fretto, Nello Isa' belli, and Bob Gutierrez. Bob Egly is the man' ager. - UE! ? SL TQ Varsity Tracie IIIKSI' IHIXX' Swank Ivo-vnpl:uilxb. 1l0'l'Yl'll. Y. xvllllllll. Zora. Him-lg l':u'l1vrlus. Slzllfvr, .IPI-I'4'l'51lll 1 nhlxu-II, llnin. Mxil1I'1n'4i, 5lC41UNlD HOW YZllHl2ll'2lkiS. xYilIllkl'Ivl1'ill. Junvs. Iinlslun. u-u-vznplanilxv X Slllilh. liuisvk. Ihuwlvg. Ilm'k1'l'. lluluvll. lizlrnvs. lim-irh. Suzulsun. 'HIIIHD IIOXY 11l'Q1'l lllyllnx NX T ' 'mulln:ln, .XIllIL'I'S0ll, Xlan'llltprm', Shlllzark. Zvirh, nl'llK,',l4'lll1lll. S1illll'I'5Hll. Sp:-iullvr. XX':-i4I4-- , mum. luppua. Sli:-vmxiu, .l. Smith. FFOSII-SOP!! 'TFUCIZ IIHSI HONX XX ' Iilllllll, Gustufsun, Por:-r, Pappas. HUVIIIAIII, Umh-risin. l'. Pl'l1'l'Nlll. lfausiotiu. XX'hih-. H111-a. lllnvk. llurry. Zvlltzwski. Iizlinl, Nlillvlivll, Ii. l'i'l1'l'SHll, liznllzlrmi. 'l'ullmIdga-, liriffin, Sims. NIAIONIJ IHINX' Sll'0ll!lD1'l'Q.f. l.:nrrn's. ll:nl11r4-llu. Fritz. nl'il'Il1'llh1lL'll. llulclx-lx. Nlrssslmldvr, Nlurlin. A. lilll. XYillI4'l's. viillltl. .Im-ssup. Ilxlclir, .I1'llm'll. linmll, Ulwrl. l'l'ihish. liulvs. 'Hllllll IHINX' Boll:-ll. :'s. Iimll'ig:ue-L. 'l'4-rlvp, Ilrumldsnm. G:u':n'aIi:a. lIm'l4-r. llillun. lilllln-V. Mrl.uin. Noni. . Iflllns Dui llvlllm-xlnzllh-l'. lzlssus. l':lll1'I'Nlll. T. llzirris. Ol intramural Officers flI'j'L'l', 'l'ulax'ico, Swanson. IN'l'RAlVlURALS The hoys' intramural sports program is set up for the henellit of hoys who are not good enough to play varsity sports, or are low in their suhjects and cannot compete in high school sports. This gives all the hoys in school an opportunity to participate in some sports activity. The aims ol' intramural sports are to give a chance to every hoy in school to participate and to grow skilled in sports competition, to afford athletic training for every hoy, to inf crease the knowledge of each individual sport, to promote good clean play in sports, good leadership, good character, and cleanliness. This versatile organization is run hy the election of officers each year, comhined with the commissioners of the different sports. This yearis election includes: president, Wallt Cryerg Q. ..,. .Y Intramural Bowling Champs l lliS'I' IIUXY Il. l'vli-rsoll, l'Illl'l', Slllllll. SINIUNID HUXX' Iii-Ilos, Spra-ilm-r, I.. I'4-ln-rson. 92 vicefpresident, joe Talarico, and secretaryf treasurer, Richard Swanson. Commissioners include: hoxing, Charles Baldong baskethall, Boh Cryerg howling, Boh Timmg golf, Boh Vtfoodruffg gymnastics, Wzilt Cryerg handball, Ted Kietzmcng softhall, Bill Talaricog swim' ming, Wzilt Cryerg tahle tennis, Fred Hacker and Francis Shiffletg tennis, Weiidcll Andersong touch foothall, Richard Swansong volleyball, jim Whzilciig and wrestling, Earl D'Amieo. This year's intramural activities were carried out under the careful guidance and helpful hand of Coach Donald Kienlen. Under his supervision the organization held at least one meeting a month. Movies of a prominent sport were shown and a short husincss session was held at every meeting, Senior Touch Football Champs lirickson. l.umlln-rg. ML-yu-x's. I Frosll-Soph Intramural! Touch Football C ,lamps lfuykiu, XYIM-ans, Smith. Foster, Huvris. FroshsSoph Intramural Basleetlnall Champs l !liS'l' IIOXV--lluvis, l'rihish, Ss'lu'ilwr. SICCUNII IIUXY-lil-lull-l', liluck, Scum-k:u'. Senior Intramural Basketball Champs l llK54'l' liUNV--lialxlnn. Mnriin, Smith. SECOND RONV-.le-fI'Prs0n, Lewis, NYhvuis, XYuHon 93 . W! HOXHIQ 'IUITLPS liuhlun, Blullau, F05ll'l', llrym-r, .lvl'I'1-rson fnfrrunurul Vvfrestlers l llIiS'I' IKUNY NY:uItun, I.:-unmn, Shznrp, ll5h'I'lll. l'olis':uulx'iul1's, Ilult1-nlml'l'. l'v1lSfl'I', Olson, N lylnr. Tennis, Swimming, Ping Pong Champs 'l'Q'lllli5 tllmmp .Xt'hl1'l'lllll'5!,L SXKiIlllllillH Iilmmp Ilryvrg Ping l'ung lilumlp Ile-nfs-r. 94 '1llll4 X , ilk is .- f:-. 'X ' ,:,. : ik js ' fiiris' Plivsieul Education llepartnmnl FIRST IIUXY--Nlullzally. l i-rc-s. SECUNIJ IIUXY--lliigglr-s. Iiirhy, ill2lkl't'Yi'l'. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The girls' physical education program at j.T.l'I.S. is one which is designed to he henef ficial to every girl taking part in gym class. Various phases of hody mechanics, rhythmic dancing, and exercise are stressed in order that each girl may enhance her figure and personal' ity. Also various leisurcftime sports are stress' cd in order to enalwlc the girls to cnjoy them' selves when relieved of everyday tasks. lt is the aim of thc department to develop cvcry girl physically and mentally so that she may he a fit person to cope with the prohlcms of everyday life. Along with the actual physical exercise the department sponsors other courses such as First Aid. Accident Prevention, Home Nursing and Health Instruction. These courses are offered in the hope that thc practical knowledge gain' cd. may he wcll worth the time and effort. The standards of thc girls' physical cducaf tion department at -l.T.I'I.S, rate extremely high among other schools in the state of Illinois. lt is the wish of all the memhers of the staff to take advantage of this fact and turn out girls who will he rcsponsihle citizens in our dcmocf racv. i i GAA Cabinet l IliS'I' IIOXX' Pi-rm-lla. .l. 'l'urI4-y. Lang. SECOND HOXY M4-ys'rl1ol'l', Maloney, I'. 'l'urlm'y. GAA CABINET President .................................... Janice Turley VicefPresident ............... ......... N ancy Maloney SecretaryfTreasurer ...... .... M ary Lou Perella Head of Sports ...... ..... C harlotte Lange Social Chairman ........ ................. P at Turley Publicity Chairman ............ Nancy Meyerhoff Sponsor .......................... Miss Helen Mahany The GAA Cabinet has many duties to per- form during its year in office: choosing the head of sports from the senior members who are best qualified, choosing heads of commit' tees, and organizing social activities for the organization. This last year has been a very memorable one for the seniors in CAA and an eyefopener to all of the Freshmen, Sophomores, and juniors who now realize how important it is to be on the ball in the field of girls' sports. Some of the twenty sports offered by the organ- ization this year were: archery, badminton baseball, basketball, bowling, golf, riding, ten' a nis, tumbling, and swimmingg also ballet, tap, modern dance and square dance. The Freshmen will remember the Freshie Partyi' held especially for them in September. The annual So:k Dance held on Halloween night was a huge success. Ten members of the Board and Cabinet attended the Aurora West High Play Day. Oh what fun! Jan Turley, Nancy Maloney and Mary Lou Perella went to the GAA Wcmrk Shop in Calc Park in October. The Christmas luncheon, December 19. gave the club another opportunity to mix with other members. Nearly 250 couples attended the annual dance, Sun Valley Serenade, January 12. Everyone had a wonderful timel In Feb' ruary there was an allfassociation Square Dance party. April 13, for the first time. CAA gave a FatherfDaughter Play Night. The Cabinet members for the coming year were installed and awards were presented at the Motherf Daughter Tea held in May. A wonderful year was rounded up with the senior banquet and an annual picnic. GAA Board llliS'l' IKUNY-llvliry, Kohl, Ili-llry. Cliristm-. SECOND HOXX'-IJ:u'is, 1'iv1'ei-, lulue nulkr Vu:-s, XYugl14-V. GAA BOARD Seniorsflvlarilyii Henry, Norma Rcichenf bach, Renee Wagner, Juniors -Dorothy Christie, Susan Kohl, Suf zanne Davis, Joyce Kezerle. Sophomoresgjoyce Henry, Kaye Pierce, Mzirlenc Barnes, Virginia Laufketter. The GAA Board consists of all girls who ran for office and who are not on the Cabinet. The purpose of the Board is to assist the Cabinet in their many duties. This system en- ables the girls capable of leadership not to be eliminated by election. The Board met with the Cabinet on the first Wednesdzly of every month. Plans were made for the coming events and at several meetings lunch was served by various members of the Board and Cabinet. The Board and Cabinet working together gave more girls an opportunity for a voice in CAA and provided a more democratic ad' ministration. This year the GAA wouldn't have been what it was without the help of the CAA Board. 97 98 Mary Ellen Gaffney William E. Gardner Garrett William B, Garrett Ioan Gatons loan Gieqerich Marilyn Rao Giorich Charlotte Roe Gilkerson Lambert Gill W Vincent loseph Glnnottl Ianice Girard Virginia Glihu Mary Goddard Iohn Goeken 'OW K Iudilh Mlizlo Gombas Beairice Goodloe Louis Gornlck Roger M. Gorrell Donald Govoni 'Lx My Dorothy 'Ioan Graval Marilyn Green 108 Griggs Lois lean Gross -Q. . 1 n 1. . nu v, . n. u -u--Ld ny.1.,,!.1- n-a.--. -n ..-u 1-AJ- n,hA,- Iames Ross Zaharoula Rousonelos Norma lean Ruden Ronald Rudin Shirley Ryan L if Q Helen lean Rydberg William Edward Rylander Ioyae Evelyn Rys N Patricia Ann Saddoris Marianne Sage Anna C. Sallese Anthony R. Sallese I. Samics Marguerite Sarcleiti Barbara Saxon MW ,...-A if Ieanetie Scarth Irene T. Scenialc Betty Schaar L Bill Schiek Doris I. Schmitz IIT Patricia Stanek Iohn D. Stash Ronald A. Steen Ralph G. Stegman Anne Stevens 4 lames Stewart Gene George Stiteley Beverly Stitt Robert Stockley Q Edwin R. Stone A 'ffwekfv i Gordonl. Straman Robert H. Stxomberg Marilyn Stuppy Betty Sukle Dolores Suski t Roger Swank Helen Swanson Richard' Walter Swanson Ioan Swiersz Delores Swinke Qff ffr V A ' ,. 1 . 2 evyz n Q' e e r ' ' . l Q ff Jacqueline Ann Swinke Robert B. Swithin Joseph I. '1'alariccA Richard Henry Tea Richard Teas 119 Edward F. Torlop lack C. Texak Gunihar Thiel Thomaline F. Thomas Lillian .Loraine Todorovich Mary I.. Tomastic William Iolm Troughton Marilynll. Truax Ianice Turley iw ann. Ralph Turley Alice M. Uqoleili Barbara A. Van Duyne Arthur Richard Vangor Helen B, Vargo 4501 -ei-1 -GQ N Sally Ioy Vaughan Pauline M. Viano Richard Norman Voqen Ed Voss Bernadine R. Vranicar km 'A QR nik Hfi Betty Wadsworth P Audroy Mario Wagner Peqqyl-inn Wagner V Renee A. Wagner Ronald Walheim 120 L. Walton 'Vivian Weber WHY Charlotte Adair Waits Cecelia' Louise Weiss Marie Anntoinetie 'WeIlner George A. Whiie Robert B. Whyte Betty Widlosld We Bill Wiedemcmn Beiiy I. Williams Donna M. Williams Beverly Wills Fred W. Wilmelie Ill y Ann Wybranowukiw Robert Euqono Youngrpn. Harry Frooman NIAIIY ANN ADAMS Ilumun-rviulg Ilhorus I, 2, A Cup- ln-llu Iihoir, NliIuulu JI, Hosn- Nlurif- I: Iiulcl Pill I: GAA I. 2: 'I'ri-Hi-Y I: Ilonm' Suri:-ty I. AII'l'l7I.A AIiIil'II.IlI'IJl'l,IlS u.AI'liI'U Ilmnlm-rc-iulg GAA I, 2, Zig Rhythm Iiluln 2: liulla-I 2: Musk:-Ilmll 2, CI: SGA I, Ig Nlonihn' II, I, HUIIUI' Sm'i4-I5' II. IIIIII AIlI.S'l'lIANIl lll'uwnim- III-m-ral: A Iluppc-Iln IIhuix' I, 21 'l'I'3lL'k 2, II. VICIINIC Al,IDWOII'l'Il III-rl Yuv. Agriculture-1 I l A 2, II, I: IIIII- ing Illub 2: lIU'l'II I. 2. NIAIIILAIIICI' Al.l,IiN Marg Ilulnllu-l'I'Inl: SGA I, 2: III-ml Ilross 2, Iilmrus I, 2: SI-crvhu'y 2: GAA I, II, Ig Iiuwling I, II: Bnllvt il: Arvln-ry II, I3 I-'I-m'im1g II: lfllillllillllbll II, I: Iihyflun II, 'I'ri-Ili-Y II, I, SI'I'l'l'Illl'y -I. SI-cn-I:nl'y 2: GAA I, 2, II, I, lla-ml ' Eugene Raymond A. 'Ziqroui Frank ,George Zola. Ir. I Donrlora A A Elaine Zuck ' 41948 IIUIS ANIJI-ZRSUN Andy 'l'l'zulI- lmluslrinlg IIIl'l'Il I: Ihnskvl- lulll I. NIAIIIIC AN'l'0Nl'IfIIl IIIIIII-fgv I'l'c-1ml'uIm'yg GAA I, 2, II, I: llausr-hull lg lizislivllmll I. 2, II: Iluwlinpg I, 2: Yullc-ylmll I, 21 lulyullll Ii, limi Crass II: 'l'1'i-Hi-Y 2, II, I: f:2lIllI'I'2l Iiluh -I. .lANl'I'I' .IUYIIIC ANN AIIIIIIIIIAIJI ArI'lli4- Iiullv-11' I'l'vmx'auIuryg GAA 2, JI. I2 ru l liaise-hull II, Vnllx-ylrull II: .Al'CIlI'I'A' 'L Ig III-:ul nl' AI'L'IH'l'y I: Bllhktqllllll IS, I: IH-p Ifluh I: 'l'ri-Ili-Y 2, II, I: Viva--I'l'4-sillvlll I: llml Cross 2. ZS. I: llanm-ru Illuh I: YI-nr Bunk Stnfl' I: l'uhliI'ity Illmirllmn nl' YI-urbnok I. JOHN .IANIICS AlHi0l'Illil.IS Ilolloga- l'l'I-pnrz1Iul'y: III-II Ilruss I: llnnnl 5II'IllllI'l' I: III-Y I: SIIIIIPIII Iifwwlmllxc-:lt 2, II, Ig III-pwse-l1I11tix'v 2, ZI. I: HUIIUI' Suciviy I: Vice--l'rm-v idvnt I. Senior Class' Officers Francis, ll't'1lSlll'l'l'Q Johnson, sr-clw-l:il'y: lfrvilug, pwsimlc-ill. ly.xlllll'll, vici--px'i-sirlf-Ill: Pritz, social nn rlmirn: . SENIOR CLASS GFFICERS Willizxnm Frrcitzlg .. ................................ Prcsnlent Earl D'Amico ..... ..... V ice President Annjohnson ..... Secretary Tom Francis .... ............ 'I' rcusurcr jo Ann Pritz .... Social Chairmztn SENIOR STATISTICS M AIIIUN AlI'I'H l'II Palsy Iioinnn-rr'iul. JUAN IIUSIC ASCHEN ISIIICNN lill M ivkm-y lfoxnnwrriulg IH-p Club 2, Ji, 4. JUAN ISAKIEIR .lounir l10lllllll'l'l'l2llQ GAA I. 2: Tllllllllllll-I, 'l'up, liuskc-tbzlll. Iihytllnlsg Tri- Hi-Y 1, 25 Sophomore- lfIlSl'llllDll' 2. II: A Cnppvllu Choir II. Ig Mikado Il, nRllSI'lllZll'II'u 'IL Mndrigals I: SGA lIi'pl'4'sc-iitzltivv I: Cavzllvzulv ol' Stairs IS, I. lCVliI,YN ISALIJXYIN Ev Ilollm-gr Pri-para org: lf r 1- s lx nl an I y u Chorus 1: Sophoniorv Chorus 2: A Cuppi-llu Choir 3, II, GAA 1, 2, II, I: Riding I. 2. II, fl: Boots an' Surlillv Club 3, I: Bowling I. 2: Baskf-tbull I, 2: Volleyball 1, 2, llnsi-bull I. 2: Cxuuvru Club I: llc-rl Cross Ilvp- r'vsc-lltulivv Il, -I 1 S4-nior Play, HIAIOUHSIIIIII' and Hone-ysuckli- I Z Mikudo . Zi: uR0S4'lll1il'll'H I 3 l,1- brnry Assistant 2, 3: Nurst-'s Aid I. FLOIIIENCIE ISALOY Flo Gi-in-rul: Pr-p Club 1, Monitor Ii, I. ISAIIISAIIA I.. IIATCIISON Bobbic ' Coll:-gr Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, II. Ig GAA lionrml Zi, Tunlbling l, 2, II, I: 'l'un1bl0tIc-s 2, Ii, I: Riding, Club l, 2, CI, Ig Boots un' Szuldlv Club Zi. I: Rhythms 2, 3, I: llallvt 2, 3, I: Arulu-ry 2, Il: lllltlllllllllbll Ii, I: Ihls- ! I lu-lbull L. Zi, I: Vollr-ybnll L, Ii, lg Pop Club 2, 3, Ig Pi-p Club Svcrv- tury IK: 'l'ri-Hi-Y 1, 2. il, I. l.lllIIi'l l'A IKAIIAN S lil Notts Coninn-rcial: GAA 2, SI, I: Tumbling: Il, I: Vollvybnll 2. ZS, I: liusi-bull Il. I: Ilhytlun II: Iiuski-tbzill II: Librarv Assistant 2, II: Monitor 2, 3, Ig Girls' Sports liflitor I: Yi-nrbooii Assvnlbly LI, Moda-rn Dance- Club -I. .IANli'l' IIAIIIIIZII Barb Collm-go l'r1-purntory: Honor Souix-ly l. PlIA'l,LIS -ANNIQ BARMAN P.li. C0lllllll'l'K'IiIl2 GAA 1, 2, II: Hiding: linskc-tbull 1: Monitor Il: J Holm-- rooln llc-p1'i-sf-lltzltivv ,Ig National llonor Souix-ty 3, -I. l25 THOMAS .l. BARNEY, Jr. Toni 'l'rzuIc- Industrial: Ili-Y 1, 2, IS, tg FCA 2, II: Svc rc-tu ry-'l'ri-nsu rvr II, Clloil' 1, 2, II. JAMES WORRELI, BARR, Jr. Stinky Colli-gr' Pri-parntory: .I.H.I. llzulio NN'orkshop 1: Hi-Y 1, 2. ll, I: Pros- ide-nt 3, 'l'rcusl11'c-r fl: National Hon- or Sofia-ty 3, Ig Pri-siilvnt 3: ROTC I, 2, 3, fl: Capt. 1: Tribunm- M1-dal: Pri-siilr-nt of the Junior Clussg Stu- di-nt liiwaninn -I. ' LUIS IIA lI'l'liL Comnn-rciul: GAA I: Monitor II, II. IJOIIOTHY BASIIAM 'fllotu II0lllllll'l'k'I2lI. liI'1'l l'Y ANN HATES Suzii ' Coll:-gn l'rvpan'ntol'y. IQLSIIE MAE BATPIS Shorty I-lonn-making, IM-lmting Club Honor Souix-ty 3, 4: bps-I-cll Radio Program 4. IiIII'I'll .l. IIICAUIIIIY Edie College Preparatory: SGA 2, I: Chorus I. 2: l'resident I: A Cappella Choir Il, I: Accompanist I, 2, 3, 4: National Ilonor Society I: Mikado' il! Rose Marie -I. GIIIIIIEIIT llIiI.I. Gil General: SGA I, 2, Ii: Blue A Gold Club 3, I: lfoolball I, 2, Cl, I: let- ters 2, I: Ilasketball I, 2, 3, -I: let- ters I, 2, 3, 1: Baseball 2, 3, I: letters Il, I: Honorable Mention All State liasketball llllii-IT: Honorable Mention All State Football ISIIT: Ur- Captain Basketball lil-IT-I8: Monitor 3, 4: lE.l.R. Club 3, -I: Prom Com- mittee Arabian Nights 1917. DARLENE BERGESON Dar Clerlcal. IIUITGIIAS ClIAlll.ES IIEIIGGIIIQN Doug College Preparatory : Clleerh-ader I, 2: A Cappella Choir l, 2. 3, I: Pep Club I, 2,: lied Cross I, 2, Ji: Council Men 2: National Honor Society 3, I: Naughty Marietta I: Chimes ot' Normandy 2: Mikado 3: Rose Marie -I: Adam Award: .I l'or Cheerleading: Solo for Armis- tice Day Program. WALLACE .IAMES BERGSTROM Swede College Preparatory. l.aVI'IIlNIi IIERSANO Pasquale 'l'l'ade Industrial: Safety Council: Representative Chairman ol' the En- tertainment Committee. JIMMY IIIEIITA Bud Trade Industrial. ROSE MARIE llI'Ilt'l'0l.llI Rose tkxnnnercial: Freshman Chorus I: Sophomore Chorus 2. DOLOBES I.. BIEl.AWSlil Dee Coinnn-rcial. I.Ol'lSl'l IIINZIEN Lou Student Government Conmu-rclal: Representative I, 2: Chorus 1: GAA 1, 2: Bowling: Roller Skating: Arch- ery. MARILYN JICAN IIIIIKEY Ducky General: Library Assistant I. 2: Red Cross Representative I: Journal Staff I: .lournal Representative I: Yearbook Assembly -I. SENIOR STATISTICS THOMASINE BISHOP 'l'onnny College Preparatory: Pep Club 2: Board Member: Tri-I-li-Y -t: llallrt Club -I: Modern Dancing Club -I: Freshman Chorus I: Librarian 1: Sophomore Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3, -4: Chairman Program Com- mittee: Rose Marie 1: GAA Baseball 3: Alternate SGA Repre- sentative I, 2: Program Committee .Ir. and Sr., Prom -1. DORIS Llili IIISTRY lIori'- Commercial: GAA Sl, -I: Basketball 3, I: llaseball Il, -l: Volleyball al: Checrlcadcr 3. .I A M IES All'l'HL'R BI.AClilIUl?N Jim ' General. NVILLIAM BLAIR Bill General: Ill-Y 1, 2, Il, 4: ROTC 1. 2, 3, -I: Officers Club 4. EL'GEN li BLA SDEI. Gene General. BONNIE J. IILAT'l' Bubbles Commercial: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, I: GAA I, 2: Chorus 1, 2: Choir 3, -I: Moni- tor Ai. JUSTIN D. BI.A'l I' College I'l'epal'atory: Band I. DOLLY BLATTI Ilonn-making: .lr. Orchestra: Sr. Or- chestra: Red Cross Representative I, 2, 3. DOROTHY BLATTI Dottie I 'IOlIIl'llIllkIIlgQ Red Cross Represen- tative I, 2, 3. ERNEST LOUIE BLESSENT Ernie General: ROTC I, 2, 3, 4: T!Sgt. 4: Ushers Club 1, 2, 3: Captain 3: Monitor -I: Future Distributors ot' America 2, Il: President 3. IKICIIAIKD F. IILOOM Dick Trade Industrial: ROTC S!Sgt. ROBERT BLOOMFIELD Rocky College Preparatory: ROTC 1, 2, 3. -I: Sgt. 2: Staff Sgt. 3, TI: Non-Com Club 2, 3: Ili-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBliR'l' C. BLUM Bob 'l'radc. MARILYN BLUTII Mike Commercial. JAMES lf. liI.Y Jim' Trade Industrial. MILIDREIJ BOIIKER Mill Connnercial: GAA 4. IIARLENE BONO Dar Ilonn-making: Homemaking Art 3, I: Library Assistant 3: Pep Club -I. IQ4 CHARLES BOOK Chuck General: Monitor 3, I: HI-Y: ln- tramu ral Basketball : Intramural Ilundball. I.cROY B00 Ii Hook Trade Industrial: Track 1, 2, 4: ln- tramu ral Basketball clunnps 2: Bowling HCIIIIIIIPSWI Hi-Y 2, 3, I: Treasurer -I: Ilazlio Workshop I. NANCY lIOOIil.l'NII 'flggit- College Preparatory: GAA I. 2, 3, I: Tumblettcs 3, 4: Rhythm Review 3: Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3, -I: Tri-Hi-Y Council -1: Vice-President 3, -I: Kiwanis Show -I. - BOSE MARIE BORONI I-lomenlaking. IJOIAIRES BOR'I'IiEVVlCZ IJOROTIIY BUIITKENVICZ JOAN IIUUHG Commercial: GAA 1, 2, 3, -I: Bar.- kctball: Iiascball: Tri-HI-Y 3, -I: Chorus I, 2: A Cappella Choir 3: sim 3, 4. IIARBARA ANN BOYD Bobble Ann Connnercial: Journal Representative I, 2, 3, 4: Journal Staff 3, -1: News Editor -I: Yearbook Staff -I: As- sistant Iiditor -I: yearbook As- sembly 3, 4: GAA I: Tri-I-li-Y Il, 4: Monitor 2: Chorus 1. ' EDVVIN BOYLIC Trade Industrial: Pep Club 2. 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Hy-Y 1, 2: FCA Awards 2. .IAM ES BOYLIQ Industrial Arts: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Al: Baseball I, 2: Basketball I, 2: Golf 3, 4. ARTHUR BRADSHAW Red College Preparatory: Art: FCA 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3, 4: Non-Coms Club 2. 3, 4: Ushers Club 2, 3: Track 3: Team Captain 3: Drafting Club 2, 3: Monitor 3, fl: SGA 3, VI. ' IRENE M. BRANCHAW Branch I'IOlIll'llltlkIlII-Z2 Pep Club ll, 4: Sec- l'f'U'll'5'Z GAA 1. 2- 3, -It Cheerleader -I: Monitor -I: Jr. Red Cross 2: Volleyball 3, fl: Basketball -I: Rhythm 3: Modern Dance Club 4: Tap -I: Square Dance -I: Tumbling I: Baseball 4: llriver's Training glut: 4: Swimming I, -I: Art Club ., . SAN DIIO BIIANIJOLINO Sandy Trade Industrial: Blue and Gold Club I, 2. 3: Orchestra 1: SGA I: Football 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3: Sophomore Track and Football Let- ter NVinner: Junior Varsity Football Emblem, Varsity Football. DOROTHY H. BRAUN Stinky College Preparatory: J Staff 4: Year Rook Assembly 3: J Home Room Representative 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2: Monitor 3. EVA JANE BRAYTON Poodles Commercial Clerical: Freshman Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2: United Nations Review 2: Fresh- Soph Dramatics Club 1, 2.: GAA 1, 2, 3: Tumbling: Basketball: 600 Point GAA Award: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mikado 3: Quill Staff 4: Pep Club 2: Monitor 3, 4. BERNICE BRELICH Balch Commercial: Shorthand Award 4: Secretary 4: Roll Clerk 2, 4: .I. Hl Journal Representative 3. CARROLL JEAN RRIDDICK Tony General: Freshman Chorus 1: United Nations Review 2: Sophomore Chorus 2: CAPC 1, 2. HARRY EUGENE BRIONES, Jr. General: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Staff Ser- geant 4. JOYCE BROCK College Preparatory: Trl-Hi-Y 3, 4. DONALD LEA BROVVN Duck College Preparatory: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MARYANN BROVVN Bunny College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3. 4: GAA Board 2: Riding 1, 2, 3, 41 Tap 1. 2: Tumbling 1, 2, 3: SGA 4: Monitors Club 3, 4: Boots an' Saddle 2, 3: GAA Awards. ROBERTA BROVVN Bobbie General: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2: Rhythms 1, 2: Ballet 1, 2: Volley- hall 2: Riding 1: Student Librarian 1, 2, 3: Freshman Chorus 1: GAA 600 pt. award. ANTON BRUSKAS College Preparatory: Senior Hi-Y: NVrestllng 2, 3, 4: Wrestling awards 3, 4: I-M XVrestling Champ 3. EUGENE BUCCIARELLI Gegen Trade Industrial: Choir 3, 4. IRMA BUCCIARELLI Irn1 College Preparatory: Dramatics Club 1: GAA 2: Tri-HI-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: SGA 1, 2, 3. BERNEICE MARIE BURNETT Neice Homemaklng. JAMES P. BYRD College Preparatory: Radio Club 1: A Cappella Choir 4. HAZEI. CAGWIN College Preparatory. SENIOR STATISTICS HARVEY D. CAIN Coll: 4 Pre uatol HiY 1 2 3 - 'H' Pi ' 'yi - , , - I R Letter Club 1, 2, 3: Acorn Staft' 3: Pep Staff 3: Football Award, Red Oak 1, 2, 3: J. T. 4: Track Award, Red Oak 1, 2, 3. JAMES F. CALDVVELL 'fFuzzy General: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 4: Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Awards 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4. CHARLES CALEY, Jr. Chuck College Preparatory: Hi-Y 1, 2: In- diana School. JOHN CAMPBELL Trade Industrial: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Council 2: FCA: Safe-T Council: Football 2, 3, 4: Awards 3, 4. BETTY ANN CANINO Canino College Preparatory: Pep Club 3. 4: GAA 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2: Choir 3, 4: Monitors Club 3: Volleyball. CHARLOTTE M. CARTER Char Commercial: Red Cross Represen- tative 1: Chorus 1, 2. XVENDELL CARTER VVen College Preparatory: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Madrigals 3, 4: Director 4: Naughty Marietta 1: Chimes ol' Normandy 2: Mikado 3: Rose Marie -l: Intramurals, YVrestllng 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball. CHARLES CA SSIDY Chuck- College Preparatory: Football Let- ters 2, 3, 4: Basketball Letter 2: Blue and Gold Club 2, 3, 4: Presi- dent 4: Secretary 3: Secretary of Junior Class. CHRIS CASTEN Trade Industrial: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Swing Band 3, 4: Cavalcade ot' Stars 3, 4: FCA 3, 4. MERVIN A. CASTLE Red Trade Industrial: Ushers Club 2, 3, 4: Student Director 3, 4. OLGA CERVAC College Preparatory: National Honor Society 3, 4. CHARLOTTE CHELINI Commercial. VIRGINIA CHMIELEWSKI Jean Commercial. DONNA CHRISTIANSEN Chris College Preparatory: Freshmen- Sophomore Dramatics Club 1: Junior Red Cross 1: National Honor Society 3, 4: Adam Award 3: Student Gov- ernment 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. 125 ZORA MAE CHUCK Chuck Commercial: Pep Club 2: Freshmen- Sophomore Dramatics Club 2. VLADIMIR CHUK General. ARNOLD J. CHURCH ARNIE College Preparatory: Transferred front Roosevelt High School in Iles Moines, Iowa: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Stu- dent Councll, Athletic Director: Home Room Representative: King ot' May Festival. DOROTHY CLARK Domi Commercial: Chorus 1, 2: Library I, 2, 3: GAA 4. JAMES CLARK College Preparatory: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: lst Lt. 4: SGA Representative Alternate 2: National Honor Society NANCY J. CLARK Nance College Preparatory: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Operettas Mikado 3: Rose Marie 4: Monitor 3, 4. JOAN CLEARVVATERS Josie College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mikado 3: Rose Marie 4. RITA CLEMENTI Clem General: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Ballet 4. NEIL L. COLEMAN College Preparatory. JOHN COLLIN S LOUIS H. COLLINS College Preparatory: ROTC 2, 3: Sgt. 4: Neatest Cadet Award: Tennis Team Award 4. ' TERRY F. COLLINS Teen ,College Preparatory: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. JIM CONROY Pete College Preparatory: Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Let- ter 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Letter 3, 4. MARLYS B. CONVVELL College Preparatory: Frosh-Soph Dramatics Club: Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm 3: J-Hi Radio VVorkshop 1: Madrigals 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Part Leader 4: SGA 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mikado 3: Rose Marie 4: Trl-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. 2: Pres. 4: Tri-Hi-Y Council 1. 3, 4: Pres. 4: 600 to 1200 Point GAA Award. JASPER COSTA Bl'1'I l'll-I C. COUGHLIN Babe College Preparatory. ELAINE CRESPI Lame College Preparatory: Pep Club 2: Monitor 2: GAA 1, 2: Tumbling 2: Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2: .I Staff 4: GAA 600 Award 2. FRANCES CRUISE Fran College Preparatory: Orchestra 1, 2: Monitor 1. NVALT CRYER College Pregaratory: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: resident 4: 'Wrestling Champ 115 lbs. 1: Commissioner of Wrestling 3: Swimming Champ 4: Commissioner of Swinnntng 4: Boxing Champ 135 lbs. 4: Com- missioner ot' Sigma Delta Psi tAthletlc Honor Bollj 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Track 3, 4: HI-Y 1. PHYLLIS CUSIMANO Phyl Commercial: GAA 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2: Volleyball 1: Rldlng 1, 2: Bas- ketball 2: Tap 1, 2: Rhythms -, 2: Tumbling 1: SGA 3: Tri-Hl-Y 2, 3, 4: Monitor 2, 3: GAA 600 Award. DOROTHY ARLENE DAGON 'fD0t Homemaklng: GAA 1, 3: Tap 1, 3: Rldlng 3: Chorus 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mikado 3: Dramatic Club 1: Red Cross Rep. 2: Post Trl-Hl-Y 4: Home Room Vice-Pres- Ident 4. NORMAN DALMARIS BILL DAMERON General. RAYMOND DAMES EARL D'A MICO Moon College Preparatory: HI-Y 2, 4: Vice-President 2, 4: Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: Vice-President 3: Sec- retary 4: Football 1, 2: Captain 2: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Natlonal Honor Society 4: Senior Class Vice-President: State Vt'rest- llng Finalist 2: State Champ 3. .I EANNINE HATTIE DAVEN POR I' Jean General: GAA 2, 3, 4: Tap 2, 3: Rldlng 2, 3: Ballet 2. 3: Roller Skat- ing 3: Freshman Chorus 1: Sopho- more Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mikado 3: Camera Club 42 Freshman-Sophomore Dramaties 2: Post Trl-Hl- 4. SENIOR STATISTICS JO ANN DAVIS Joey College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Publlclty Chairman 2, Board 3: Tap 2, 3: Tumbling 2: Rhythm 3: GAA Champs 2: Riding 1, 2, 3, fl: Boots an' Saddle 3, 4: Messenger 3, 4: Monitor 3, 4: SGA 2, 4: Year- book Staff 4: Journal Staff 4: Tri- Hi-Y Vice-President 2: Treasurer 2: GAA Awards 1, 2. SUSAN JANE DAY Susie College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Head of Basketball 4: Bowling 3: Place Winner of State Telegraph Bowling Tournament 3: Volleyball, Golf, Baseball: .Freshman Chorus: Sophomore Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3: SGA 1, 2: Head of Mes- sengers, Comlnlttee 3: Trl-Hl-Y 4: GAA 600, 1200, 1600, 2000 Awards: Honor Society 4. ' VIRGINIA DE ACETIS Din College Preparatory: Honor Society 4. GEN E- DEC KER Schmults College Preparatory: Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country Track 4. RICHARD DEJARLD Rich College Preparatory: Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. ROBERT DELZELL Bob College Preparatory: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Non-Coms Club 2, 3, 4: SGA 3: National Honor Society 3, 4. RALPH ALLEN DEUTSCHMAN Six Toes College Preparatory: Dramatics Club 1: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Non-Com Club: S!Sgt. 3, 4: Debate Club 4: SGA 4: Student Relations Comm. 4. ARTHUR DIEDRICH BERNADINE DILORENZO Sis Music: Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Trl-Hi-Y Coun- cil 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Riding 1. 2. 3: Ballet 2: Tumbling 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Badminton 3: Bowling 2: Swimming 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Rhythms 2: Orchestra 1: Monitor 3, 4: Cheerleading Award: GAA 600, 1200, 1600 Awards. l26 CONSTANITINE DIMAS Dizzy Commercial: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: ln- tramural, Football 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 1: State High School Band Championship 2, 3, 4: District High School Band Cham- pionship 2, 3, 4. EDNA DIMONTE General: Post Tri-Hi-Y: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2: Basketball 2, 3, fl: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Head of Volleyball 4: Tumbling 2, 3: Swimming 3, 4: Rhythm 2: Freshman and Sophomore Chorus 1, 2: General Choir 3, 4: Tri-Hl-Y Council 4: Pep Club 2: GAA 000, 1200, 1000 Awards. VINCENT THOMAS IVORAZIO Diz College Preparatory: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. and Sr. Stu- dent Conductor: .I-Hi Radio Work Shop: Conservation Club 2: Intra- mural Basketball, Football, Volley- ball 2: XVrestling 1: Dlstrlct Solo Contest 3: State Solo Contest 3: All- State Band 3, 4. BETTY MA,RlE DOROXV Bets General: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: Bowling Captain. LAURA MARY D'OTTAVIO General: SGA 1: Majorettes 2. ARTHUR H. DOVVNEY College Preparatory: Baseball 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4. DAVID E. DOVVNEY Commercial: SGA ' 2, 3. .IOANN DONVN EY Jo College Preparatory: GAA 2, 3, 4: Trl-HI-Y 2, 3, 4: President 2: Year- book Staff 4: .I-Hi Journal Staff 4. REVERLEE J. DOYLE Beve Commercial: GAA 1: Office Mes- senger 3, 4: Monitor 4. EDVVARD JOS. DRABICK Eddy General: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. CHRISTO DRAGATSIS Chris College Preparatory: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Officers Club 4: Non-Com. Club 2, 3: Rifle Team 4: SGA National Honor Society 4: Dress Award ROTC 3: Sgt. 2: SjSgt. 3: 2nd Lt. Capt. 4. RUSSELL B. Dmfw Russ College Preparatory: Football 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: SGA 1, 2, 3, 4: VVar Actlvitles Connnlttee 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold Club 2, 3: Golf 2, 3: Track 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. IRVIN EATON Irv llt'lll'I'tfllQ Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Swing Band 2, 43 State Championship Drum Quintet 3. REATRICE J. EBERHARD Beattyf' Commercial Secretarial3 sophomore Chorus 1, 23 Choir 33 Mikado 3. NANCY ECKERT Red General: Monitors Club 3, 43 Cafe- teria Club 13 GAA 1, 3. 'sAaA EDMUNDS iiolacgg Preparatory3 SGA 2, 33 GAA - 9 - BETTE EDNYARDS BetZ General: Cafeteria Club 43 GAA3 Basketball 43 Baseball 4. DONNA EDWARDS Snooks General3 GAA 1, 2, 33 Freshman Chorus 13 Sophomore Chorus 23 zglhcgr 33 GAA Bowling 13 Tri-Hi-Y OSCAR M. EHRENBERG College Preparatory3 Hi-Y 3, 43 Secretary 43 Hi-Y Council 4g Vice- President 43 SGA 33 Track Team 43 I-M Boxing and Tennis3 Quiz Kid Essay Contest NVinner 4. DONALD EIB Trade Industrial. CHARLES ELDRED Check College Preparatory3 Choir 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 23 Secretary 4. I BERNICE ELIAS Bernie Commercial. RICHARD ROBERT EMMERT Dick Trade Industrial. ' LEN ENGELHARDT Ozzie GL'llt'I'lilQ Choir. JOYCE ELAINE ENGELS Gt'I'lt'l'illQ Freshman Chorus3 Sopho- more Chorus 2. DON ERICKSON Ole Trade lndustrial3 Choir 1, 2, 33 Naughty Marietta 3 Spring Maid 3 Baseball 3, 43 Letters 3, 43 Intra- mural Football l, 2, 3, 4g Football Champs 2, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. ' EARL ERICKSON Bud Trade lndustrial3 ROTC Officers Club 43 ROTC Rifle Team 3, 43 FCA 2, 3, 4. E RICHARD FAIRBAIRN College Preparatory3 ROTC 1, 2, 3, 43 S!SKt. H LOUISE FARCUS Lou Commercial. SENIOR STATISTICS JEANNE FARR Pudge SGA 1, 23 Junior Red Cross 33 Tri- Hl-Y 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Head of Bowling, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling 1, 23 Tap 3, 4g Tip Top Tappersg Ballet 3, 43 Ballet Club3 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 1, 23 Varsity -Girls' Team. THOMAS FASSIOTTO Rocky College Preparatory3 Track3 Intra- mural Basketball3 ROTC. ALBIN FELIX Al Trade Industrlalg FCA3 Safety Coun- cil3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. LEO FICARELLA Trade lndustrial3 FCA3 'Safety Representative 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 Speech 1. GEORGE FISK Lover General3 Track 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 43 I-Iomeroom Representative 1, 2, 33 Radio Workshop 1, 2,3 Radio Pro- gram 43 ROTC 1, 23 J-Hi Journal Staff 3, 43 News Reporter 33 Head of Photography 43 Camera Club'4Z Secretary 43 Yearbook Assembly 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 33 Business Man- ager 3. BARBARA FLINT THOMAS LEVINGS FLINT 'l ' College Preparatory3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 President 13 Vice-President 21 ROTC 1, 2, 3, 43 Sgt. 23 S!Sgt. 33 lst Lt. 43 ,Rifle Team 43 Officers Club 43 ,SGA 2g Senior Play 4. N. KEN FLYNN Irish General Course3 ROTC3 lst Sgt. VVILLIAM FORESTER Bucky Agn-iculture3 FFA.1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2g Speech 13 Voc. Agriculture 2, 3, 4. MARILYN FORNELLI Commercial3 SGA Representative I. 23 Monitor 43 J-Ht Journalism Staff 43 Journal Representative 3, 4. JEAN FOX. College Preparatory3 Orchestra I. 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross Representa- tive 13 Operetta3 Orchestra 33 Hon- or Society 3, 4. THOMAS LEE FRANCIS Tom College Preparatory3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretary 33 ROTC 1, 2, 3, 43 1st Lt. 43 Junior Class Officer 33 TFGHSUFCPQ Senior Class Officer 43 Treasurerg ROTC Officers Club 43 Honor Society 4g President 4. 127 GEORGE VV. FRANKOVICH Trade Industrial. RICHARD FRANZEN Dick Trade Industrial. MARY JANE FRASER . HARRY FREEMAN Trade lndustrial3 ROTC 1, 2, 3, 43 First Sgt. 4. WILLIAM FREITAG, Jr. Willy College Preparatory3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 President 43 ROTC 1, 2. 3, 43 Of- ficers Club 43 Golf Team 3, 43 SGA 1, 3, 43 Honor Societ 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Vice-Presiclent of Junior Class3 President of Senior .ass. NORMA 'JEAN FRENCH N0rrle HOHICIIIHRIDHS Freshman Chorus 13 Sophomore Chorus 23 A Cappella Choir 33 A Cappella Choir 43 Sec- retary 4. SHIRLEY MAE FRENCH Homemaking. JOE FRETTO Trade lndustrial3 Choir 1, 2, 3. JOYCE FRICK College Preparatory3 Chorus 1. 23 A 'Cappella Choir 3, 43 Mikado 33 Rose Marie 43 SGA Representa- tive 43 GAA 1, 23 Monitors Club 3. LEONARD C. FRIEH Trade Industrial. LOIS ANN FRON E-K Commercial. NORMA B. FUMAGALLI COXYIIIICFCIHIQ Freshman Chorus 13 Sophomore Chorus 23 A Cappella Choir'3. ' NORMAN FUN K Cooky Commercial3 SGA 13 Attendance 33 Hi-Y 43 Monitor Club 4. LEROY GAFFNEY Jack College Preparatory. MARY ELLEN GAFFNEY Connnercial3 SGA Representative 3. WILLIAM E. GARDNER Wee Wee College Preparatory. RITA GARMAN Commercial3 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumb- ling 2, 33 Ballet 33 Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Boots an' Saddle 3, 43 Vol- leyball 33 Tri-HI-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. FLOYD GARRETT Goose Trade lndustrial3 Blue and Gold Club 33 E.I.R Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Let- ter in Football. VVILLIAM B. GABRE'I I' Rusty General: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sgt. 3: Master Sgt. 4. JOAN GATONS General: Monitor 3, 4: Tri-Ill-Y 3, I: Pep Club 4: Red Cross Represen- tatlve 2. JOAN GIEGERICH Gleg College Preparatory: F re s h m a n Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mikado 3: Rose Marie 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Riding 1, 2: Tap 1, 2: Ballet 2: Bas- ketball 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Senior Play 4, Moonshine and Honeysuckle . MARILYN RAY GIERICH Termite Commercial: GAA 1, 2, 3: Bowling 1, 3: Baseball I. CHARl.O'l'TE ROE GILKERSON Gllky General: Pep Club 2, 3: Monitor 3. l.AMBER'l' Gll.l. Beetles College Preparatory. VINCENT JOSEPH GIN NE'l l'I Vince Trade Industrial: Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: E.I.R. Club: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 2. J ANICE GIRARD Junie Commercial: Freshman Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2: GAA 1, 2: Monitor 3, 4: Nurses Messenger 3: Office Messenger 4. VIRGINIA GLIHA Virgie General Course: .I-Staff 4: Head of Features 4: Managing Editor 4: Yearbook Asselnbly 3, 4: Messenger 4. MARY GODDARD Pee-VVee Commercial: GAA 1 : Freshmen Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2: Sophomore Ensemble 2: Monitor 2. 3, -I: J-Staff 4. JOHN GOEKEN .Iaek College Preparatory. JUDITI-I GOMBAS Mitzie Secretarial: GAA 1, 2: Volleyball 2: .Iunlor Tap 2: Trl-Hl-Y 2, 4: Trl- Hl-Y Council 4: Orchestra l, 2. 3: Cavalcade of Stars 3: SGA Assembly 3: Monitor 2, 3: Corresponding Sec- retary 1: Bookkeeping Award 2: Shorthand Award 4. BEATRICE GOOIJLOE Bea General. SENIOR STATISTICS LOUIS GORNICK Joe Commercial: Concert Band: Gold Band: Baritone Saxophone 1, 2, 3, ROGER M. GORRELL Hog College Preparatory: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sgt. 2: S!Sgt. 3: T!Sgt. 4: ln- tramural Bowling 1 : Basketball 2: Ushers Club 3. DON ALD GOVONI Pierre General: Football 1, 2, 4: Honor- able Mention Big 8 Conference 4: NVrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: State Cham- pionship 3: Sectional Championship 2. 3: Co-Captain Wrestling Team 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3: Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: Yearbook Assembly 2, 3. DOROTHY JEAN GRAVAT Gravy Commercial: Chorus 1, 2: A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4. MARILYN GREEN General: Chorus 2, 3: General Choir 4: SGA Representative 1: Journal Representative 3: Journal Staff 4. HUBERT ARTHUR GREGORASH Hubba Hubba Trade Industrial: FCA 3, 4: Safety Council 4. DONALD WILLIAM GRIGGS College Preparatory. LOIS JEAN GROSS VVlllle College Preparatory: Trl-HI-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 2: Council 1, 3, 4: J-Staff 4: ROTC Sponsor 4: Com- pany C: GAA 1: Dramatics Club l: Red Cross Representative 2: Of- l'icers Club: Military Ball Commit- tee. ARLENE HACKER Commercial: Chorus 1, 2: Choir 3: GAA 1, 2, 3. DON HAGEMAN Haggle Vocational Agriculture: FFA 2, 3, 4: President 2. DON HALEY Trade Industrial: Intramural Boxing 3 . JOAN A. HALLELAND Jan College Preparatory: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: SGA 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 4: Tumbling 1: Volleyball 1, 2: Rhythms 4. VVILLIAM E. HAMRICK Able College Preparatory: Ist Intramurul VVrestling 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Golf 4: Monitor 2: ROTC 1, 2: National Honor Society 128 PATRICK J. I-IARTN EY Trade Industrial: Sheet Metal Award 3: Future Craftsmen of America. XYILLIAM ROBERT HASLAM ..L0h,., College Preparatory: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Corporal 2: Sgt. 3: SfSgt. 3: 2nd Lt. 4: lst Lt. 4: Capt. 4: Non- Com. Club 2, 3: Officers Club 4: Ushers Club 4: Rifle Tealn Medal 1: Merit Bar with 3 stars 1: Rifle Team Bar 1, 2, 3, 4: PMST Bar 3: Drill Bar 3, Color Guard 2, 3: Neat- est Cadet Bar 1, 2: Rifle Team Em- blem 3, 4: Rifle Team Captain 4: Ex- plorer I'ost One 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice Chairman 3: Hi Y 2, 3, 4: Inner Council 4: SGA 3: Tribune Award 4. EARL VINCENT HAYES Handsome College Preparatory: Orchestra l. JEAN HAYES Porkle Commercial: Chorus 1: Nurses Mes- senger 3: Office Messenger 4. RITA HAZER Ritz Commercial: Nurses Messenger 3: Office Messenger 2. . ALAN G. HEDGES College Preparatory: A Cappella Choir 1, 2: Naughty Marietta 1: Student Government 2, 3, 4: Monitor ROGER MATT HEDGES College Preparatory: A Cappella Choir 1, 2: Naughty Marietta 1: Red Cross Representative 4. JOAN 'HENNEBRY Commercial: GAA 1. MARILYN HENRY HEN College Preparatory: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4: Council 3: Chorus 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA Board 4: Tap 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, ROLAND HENSCHEN General Commercial: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sgt. 3: S1Sgt. 2: TfSgt. 3: 2nd Lt. 4: Capt. 4: ROTC Citizenship Medal 3: Merit Bar 1, 2, 3: PMST Bar 1, 2: Drill Bar 1, 2: Usher Bar 2, 3, 4 ROBERT HERMAN Hermy Trade Industrial: FCA. HENRY HEUSNER Hank College Preparatory: National I-lonor Society 3, 4. RAY HIBLI-ZR Trade Industrial: ROTC l, 2. JACK J. HILLS College Preparatory, Blue and Gold Club, 3, 4, Jr. Representative 3: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Intramural Football 1, 3, 4, Track 2, Cross Country 4, Basketball let- ters 1, 2, 3, -1, Co-captain, 4, Cam. 2, Football letters 2,-Baseball let- ters 2, 3, 4. NORMAN JAMES HINTON Jim College Preparatory, Band l. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Swing Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Leader 4: Orchestra 3, Operrtta Orchestra 3, 4, State Championship Quartet 3. LOIS JEAN HOCK Lo General, Chorus 1, 2, SGA 1, 2, 3,- lf2, United Nations. JOHN FREDERICK HOLLONYAY .Flack-, Trade Industrial: Transfer 1'rom Nokomis Township High School of Nokomis. Ill., Football 3, Track 3. I: Intramural Basketball 2, Intra- nmral Football 4, Intramural Bowl- ing 4. I REID HOLM STROM Swede College Preparatory, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, SGA, Moonshine and Honeysuckle 4, Blue Band 1, 3, 4, Gold Band 2, State Champion French Horn Quartet 2, 3. RICHARD HORNICAK Rich Trade Industrial, Blue and Gold Club 4, FCA 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball 2, Football 3, .Ir. Varsity Emblem tlfootballl 3. JOHN HORVAT Johnny College Preparatory, ROTC, Sgt. 3, 2nd Lt. 4: lst Lt. 4, VFNV Awards, Aggressiveness, Best Ass't Sgd. Ldr., C Co. 3, Twice in Succession, Ushers Club bar, 2, 3, 4, Merit Bar, 100 Merits 3, Special Duty Bar. NORMA JEAN HOSTERT Commercial, GAA 3. JOE HRUBOS Prunes Trade Industrial, FCA 2, 3, 4. PIERRE HUGHES Trade Industrial, ROTC, SlSgt. .l A CQUELYN HURLEY Jacque College Preparatory, St. Francis 1, 2, GAA 3, 4, Riding 3, Rhythm 3, SGA Representative 3, 4, SGA As- sembly Committee 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, ROTC Sponsor 4, Officer Club 4: Moonshine and Honeysuckle 4. SENIOR STATISTICS THOMAS HU'l l'liNHOl-'F Tom Trzide Industrial, A Cappella Choir , JOAN IM AMOTO J0anic College Preparatory, SGA 4, Social Committee 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, President 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Stand Adam Committee, President 4, Award 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Sec- retary l. N ELLO ISABELLI Trade Industrial, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, -I, Intramural Baseball 2, 3, In.ramural Bowling 4, Fresh- Sopli. Football 2, FCA 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural NVrestling 4. ' MARGARET IVEC Mudge Commercial, Red Cross Representa- tive 1. JOHNNY J EVITZ Trade Industrial, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bowling 2, 3, Intramural Baseball 2, -I. ALFRED C. JOHNSON, .lr. Al College Preparatory, ROTC Sgt. 2, SfSgt. 3, Second Lt. 4, Major 4, Lt. Col. 4, Officers Club 4, Presi- dent 4, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, National Hon- or Society 4, Tribune Award 3. ANN B. JOHNSON A. J. College Preparatory: Dramatics 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 1, 2, Librarian 2, Radio NVorkshop 12 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Choir 3, 4, The Mikado 3, Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Sr. Class Officer 4, Secretary, Na- tional Honor Society 4, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Inner Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Com- mittee Chairman 3, 4, GAA 600, 1200, 1600, 2000 Awards, Jr-Sr Prom Committee. CLAYTON FIELDS JOHNSON Kay Trade Industrial, FCA 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 3. DOROTHY JOHNSON College Preparatory, SGA 1, Alter- nate 1. FRANKLIN JOHNSON General, Intramural Volleyball 3, Intramural Bowling 4, ROTC 1. HARVEY JOHNSON General, ROTC 1, 2, 3, St. Sgt. 3, Monitor 3, Jr. Sr. Prom Committee. IVAR JOHNSON Swede Trade Industrial, FCA 3, President l2O LOIS JOHN SON Jolmney College Preparatory, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, Tap 1, 2, Rhytillll 1, 2, Volleyball 2, Arch- ery -. MARY LOU JOHNSON Lou Secretarial Course: GAA 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2. RICHARD H. JOHNSON Dick College Preparatory, ROTC 1, 2, 3. 4, Non Com. Club 4, Sgt., Track 2, Intranmral Bowling 2, 4. ROBERT B. JOHNSON Bob College Preparatory, ROTC 1, 2, 3. 4, Sgt. 3, 4, Ushers Club 2, 3, Non. Com. Club 3, 4. RODGER C. JOHNSON. Rodney l'ratle Industrial. NVAYNE RONALD JOHNSON Trade Industrial. XVARREN L. JOHNSON Hunt Vocational Agriculture, ROTC 1, 2 FI-A 2, 3, -I, Secretary 2, 3. ROBERT VVILLIAM JOHN STON t.Boh,, General, Camera Club, 4, President 4, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Monitors Club 3, 4, Christmas As- sembly 1, Cavalcade of Stars, Year- book Assembly 1, Junior Red Cross, 1 2 FRANCES MENA JONES Fran College Preparatory: Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Mikado 3, Rose Marie 4, Camera Club 4, President 4, SGA 1, 2, 3. JOHN JORDAN Whip College Preparatory ,A Hi-Y 4, SGA 4. MARILYN R. JORDAN General. ANDREVV E. JOSEPH Andy Commercial Accounting, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4. MARION CATHERINE JURICI C College Preparatory, F r e s h m an Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Mikado 3, Rose Marie , Aremac Camera Club 4, Riding 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Rhythms 3, J. High Journal Representative 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Alternate 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. RICHARD JURICIC Juice College Preparatory, Blue and Gold Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention Big B , 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. EIJZARETH I. KARPEL Betty Commercial-Secretarial, GAA 1, 2 3 4 AUDREY JOAN RIERN Pinky Commercial, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK E. KERN Bunny General, Hi-Y, Track 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural lfgnthall 1, 2, Il, -l, Intramural Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Intramural Free Throw Award 3, Intramural Wrest- ling Award 1. 2. . G ERA LDINE KEZELE Jay College Preparatory,.GAA 1, 2, 3. 4, llhythm 1, 2, 3, Ruling 1. 2: Bal- let 2, 3, Ilasketball 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 2, Rowling 1, 2: Tumblins 1: Tennis 2, Tap 1, 2: Advance Tun 3, Baseball 1. 2: PI'08l'lllll Pl Rhythms 3, GAA Awards 1, 2, -5: J-Hl .lournal Staff 42 Fresh-Soph Chorus 1, 2, Monitor 3, 4, Jr, Red Cross 1, 2, Trl-Ill-Y 1. 2, -5, 42 President R 2, Yearbook Assembly 4, Red Cross Representative B 1. MARGARET KIMAK Peg G4-nt-ral, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD G. KING Jerry C ll-g- Preparatory, National Hon- oi? 4S1Liety 4, Senior Hi-Y. SHIRLEY KING King College Preparatory: Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Riding 1, 2. -L 4, Boots 8: Saddle 3, 4, Tumhlettes 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Ballet 1, 2, 3, Rhythm Program, GAA Awards 1, 2, 3, Tri-I-It-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM C. KLEIN glollege Preparatory, Band 1, 2, 3, IRENE KLEMENCIC Klein Home Economics, GAA 1. DOLORES K LEPEC Secretarial Chorus 1, 2, A Cappel- la Choir 3, Mikado 3, Shorthand Awards. FLOREN CE KLIPFEL College Preparatory, Freshman- Sophomore Chorus 1, 2, Red Cross 1, SGA 1, Freshman Mixer Com- mittee 1, Monitor Club 3, Trl-Ht-Y 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 3, 4, Rhythm 3, 4, Ballet 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, National Honor Society 4, GAA Awards 1, 2, 3. SENIOR STATISTICS NYILLA JEAN KNOP Commercial. EVIZLYN MARIE RNUPI' Peg College Preparatory, Pep Club 2 3, -1, GAA 4, Monitor 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 4, Ilallet -1, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, SGA Alternate 3, -1. RUTH MAE KN UPP Commercial. .IOHN R. KOCHIQVAII Pretty Roy' 'l'rad'- Industrial: Intramural Ras- ketball 1, 2, 3, -l, Intramural llase- ball 2, 3. LYNN KOHLHAGIEN Kola-y Trade Industrial, FCA 2, 3, -I, l'ublleity Chairman 4. LEROY KOICALJ ' Kok Trade Industrial. JOSEPH KOKALY EUGENE RURAL Skim-r Trade Industrial. EUGENE KOSTYRA Gene Trade Industrial, FCA 2. ROSICMARIE KOVAC Dolly Comnu-1-cial, Freshman Chorus 1: GAA 2, 3, -l, Skating 3, 4, Mes- senger 3, 4. DOLORES KOVALCI K lJurka General, GAA 3, Skating 3. LOIS JEAN KOZLOWSKI Koo General, Tri-Hi-Y 4, SGA 2, Alter- nate 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Sopho- more Chorus 2, Camera Club 2, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Vol- leyball 4, Riding 3, Swimming 3, Ballet 2. DONALD KRAKAR Ducky Trade Industrial, A Cappella Choir 1 2 3 4 a 111 - BEVERLY KREIMEIER College Preparatory. MILDRED KUNTZ Millie General. GEORGE THOMAS LAMBAKIS College Preparatory, ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Lt. 4, Rifle Team 4, Officers Club 4, Riding Club 1, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4. MARIAN LOUISE LAPICKI Pickie Commercial, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Mikado 3, Rose Marie 4, Sophomore Ensemble 2, Senior Play 4, Choir Quill Staff 4, GAA 1, Tap 1, Rhythms 1, Journal Representative 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Shorthand Awards 80 and 100 words. 150 CIIARLIZS I.. LARSON lIlIlLZNYtll'lll4. Trade Industrial, Choir I, 2, Naughty Marietta, Chimes ol' N0Y'l1l1lllliy 2 Intramural llasketball 1. high seorer 2, Freshman Itas- lietball I, FCA 3. NORMA LUIS LARSON Lo College Preparatory, Nursing: Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. I: Secretary ol' Senior Tri-Hi-Y, SGA 1, lfreshman Chorus I: GAA 2, 3, l: Rowling: 3, 1, Ras- ketball 2, 3, -l, Baseball 2, 3, -l, Vol- leyball 2. 3. I: Tumblinez 3, I, Tap 3: Rall Room Dancing 3. JOYCE I.AXYl.IiR College Preparatory, 'l'i'i-Hi-Y 3. l, GAA 2, Il, -1: Rasketball 3, Volley- ball 2. 3, Rallet 2, 3, Pliotography 3. CHARLES Llillll ROIZERT PHILIP LISIDIG College Preparatory, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. l, Explorer Scouts 1, 2, 3, 1: Chair- man 3, ROTC 1, 2, 3, l, Sgt. 2, SfSgt. 3, Lieut. -1, l'shers Club 2. GORDON .l. IJCIISAQI-Ilt I,eks General Choir 1. 2, 3. urn' I.. 1.1aP.u:ii1i '-1,1-pm General. PATRICIA MARIE Le-VAN Pain Commercial: GAA 1, 3, 4, Volley- ball 1, 3, 4, Ilaseball l. 3 4, 'Fumb- ling 3. 4, Basketball 3, -1, Tumb- lettes -I, Red Cross -I, Monitors Club 3. 4: Freshmann-Sophomore Chorus: A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Mikado and Rose Marie. VIRGINIA .IEAN LEVVANDOYVSIII Jeanie, Jellybean Clerical, Freshman Chorus 1: Dramaties Club 1, Messenger 3, 4, Yearbook Assembly 3, 4, J-Staff 3, -t, Editor 4, Managing Editor 4. JACK LEXVIS Lew College Preparatory: Dramaties Club 1. 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, SGA 2: Viee-Presi- dent 1, President 2, Vice-President 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. REVERLY JUNE LINIISTROM Rev General, GAA 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2: SGA 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Mikadot' and Rose Marie , National Honor Society 4, Home Room Rep. 2, 4: Yearbook Assembly -1, Choir Gold Pin Award. THOMAS F. LUIJNYIG Slim College Preparatory, Jr. Red Cross 4, Band 4, Monitors Club 3, 4, In- tramural Basketball 4. RAYMOND R. LUKANC Trade Industrial. DONALD LUN IJBIERG Trade Industrial. RAYMOND LUTHER College Preparatory, Band 1, 2, 3: Football 2, 3. FRANCIS JA MES LUZBETA K Fritz Trade Industrial, Future Craftsmen ol' America 2, 3. M ARCIA LYDEN College Preparatory, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, SGA 4, Resl Cross 2, Representative 3, Monitors Club 2, 3, 4, Journal Stall' 4, Rid- ing Club 1, 2, 3, -I, I reshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, GAA Ral- let 2, 3, Tap 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2: Badminton 2, Rhythm 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Program of Rhythms 3, 'I'umblin,., 2f 3, Yearbook Assembly 4, GAA Awards, 600 pt., 1200 pt.. 1600 pt. LORRAINE FRANCES MACHAK Reenie College Preparatory, GAA 1, Pep Club 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Sopho- more Chorus 2, Monitor 3, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Mikado 3, Rose Marie 4, Publicity Commit- tee Mikado 3, Publicity Commit- tee, Rose Marie 4: Choir Quill Slafl' 4, Choir Gold Award 4. JOHN MACHIAS ROBERT L. MAIELLI Bob Trade Industrial, Intramural Bas- ketball. NANCY LEE MALONEY College Preparatory, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Head ol' Sports 3, Vice-President 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Freshman Chorus 1, President 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, Treasurer 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, Tri-Hi-Y Council 2, 3, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3, -l, GAA Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Ballet Club 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 3, 4, Tip Top Tappers 4, Tumblettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Kiwanis Show 4, Rose Marie 4, Program Chair- man, Junior Senior Prom. ED MANCE Trade Industrial. GEORGE MANIKAS Trade Industrial. SENIOR STATISTICS BARBARA MARSHALL Barb Commercial, Freshman Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2, Sophomore En- semble, A Cappella Choir 3, 4. BEVERLEE CAROL MARTIN Commercial, Freshman Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, -l. NANCY ANN MARTIN College Preparatory, GAA 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, Red Cross Representative 3. LaVliRLIE MASKE Commercial. KATHLEEN MATHERS K College Preparatory, Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Mikado 3, Rose Marie 4: ROTC Sponsor 4, SGA Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Al't Editor Yearbook -l, Prom Deeora- tions 3, Senior Play 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. ALICE MAVRICH Commercial, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -I, Sll0l'tlll:lllll Award 3. EDNA C. MeGEE McGee College Preparatory, F r e s h in a n Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Sophomore Ensemble 2, Madrigals 3, 4. LORRAINE McGOYVAN College Preparatory, F r e sh Ill a n Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Rose Marie 4, Red Cross Representative 1. ROBERT D. MCINTOSH Mac College Preparatory, ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Stal'f Sgt. 4, Monitor 4, Intramural Bowling 4, Camera Club 2, 4, Red Cross Representative 4, ROTC Firing Squad 4, J-Hi Journal Staff 4. CORINNE A. MCLEAN Corky College Preparatory, SGA Represen- tative 1, 2, Red Cross 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, Baseball 1, Horseback Riding 1, 2, 3, A Cap- pella Choir Gold Pin Award, GAA J Award. MARICE C. MENDOZA Midge Commercial, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, SGA Representative 1, 2. EUGENE JOSEPH MENOZZI Gene Trade Industrial, ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt. 3, SfSgt. 4. l3l RONALD MENOZZI Ron General, ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, SfSgt. 4, Intramural Bowling Champs 4, Monitor 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Journal Staff 4. DOUGLAS L. METZ Doug College Preparatory, ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sgt. 2, Staff Sgt. 3, 1st Lt. 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Moonshine and Honeysuckle, 4. DOROTHEA M. MEYER Reba College Preparatory. GEORGE MEYERS Trade Industrial, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3, Intramural Football, Champions 4. MARILYN ANN MEYERS Commercial, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, Monitor 4. CAROL MIETZ Commercial, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing 1, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, 'Treasurer 4, Gregg 60-word award, Gregg 80-word award. THERESA M. MIKOLIC Mickey College Preparatory, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Riding 3, Bowlixig 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, GAA Awards. DAVID C. MILLER Dave College Preparatory, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Drum Major 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1',. 2, 3, 4, SGA 4, Intramural Basketball 1, Cross Country Track 4, Baseball Letters 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Assembly 3, State Band Champs 2, 3, Blue and Gold Club 3, 4, All-State Band 4: Ki- wanis Show 4, Gold Band 1, 3, 4, Blue Band 2, Clarinet Quartet 2, Second Place in State. FRANK W. MILLER Trade Industrial. GLADYS MILLER College Preparatory, F r e s h m a n Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4, Mikado , GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Horseback Riding Club 1, 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Bowling 1, Volleyball 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, GAA Award 2. ROBElt'l' WILLIAM MILLIGAN Bob College Preparatory: SGA 1, 2: Con- cert Band 2, 3: Gold Band 1, 4: State Champlon Drum Quintet 2, 4: Sec- ond Place Drum Quintet 3. FIERN MOONEY lJimpIes Comlnerclal: Freshman Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2: Choir 3, 4: GAA 1, Rhythm 1. FRED L. MOONEY Ace College Preparatory: FFA 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Photography 1, 2: Intra- 3: Big Eight Con- murnl Boxing ference Medal, 5th Place, Mile Run. MOONEY Bill VVILLIAM College Preparatory: Basketball 4: Photography 4. ROGER RALPH MORIN Rag Trade Industrial: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: sfsgn. -1: 1-'CA 2, zz. 1uz'r1'l2 MUENZING DOROTHY ANN MUHICH Bright Eyes Commercial: Freshman Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2: Choir 3: Mikado 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: Tap 1, 2, 3: Riding 1, 2, 3: Tumbling 1, 2, 3: Monitors Club. MARILYN MURDEY Mart College Preparatory: Orchestra 1, 2: GAA 1, 2. 3: Roller Skating 3: Ad- vanced Skating 3: Basketball 2: Riding 1, 2: Bowling 2: Red Cross 1. 2, 3: Board Melnher 3: Office Messenger l: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Art Staff 4: Monitor 3: GAA Award 1. I.l Ll.lAN M URIEN Commercial. SUZANNE MURPHY Suzle Commercial: Tri-HI-Y 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Tap 1: Library 2, 3: Monitor Club 3, 4: Ol'1'lee Messenger 4: Camera Club 4. LOIS MURRAY Lole Commercial: GAA: Bowling 1, 4: Tumbling 1: Basketball 1: Swim- ming 1, 2: Monitors Club 3, 4: Bed Cross Representative 3: Office Messenger 3: Chorus 1, 2: Shorthand Award 4. JOAN MUSTER Joanle Commercial: Orchestra 1. 2: Red Cross Representative 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Monitors Club 4. MARIAN ROSE MUTZ Commercial: GAA 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Mikado 3: Rose Marie 4: Chorus 1, 2: SGA 2: Cavalcade ol' Stars, 2, 3. SENIOR STATISTICS BEVERLY NELSON Rev Connnercial: Chorus 1: GAA 1, 2. ANTON NEMANICH Bud College Preparatory: Choir 3, 4: President 4: Monitor 3: Moonshine and Honeysucklen: Mikado : Rose Marie. HARRIET MAE NICKEL Nlckie College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2: Rid- ing 1: Freshman Dramatlcs Club 1: Chorus 1, 2: Monitor 3, 4: A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4: Mikado : Rose Marie. NEIL NOKES Salty College Preparatory: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Stafl' Sgt.: SGA 1: .lunior Red Cross 1. ANN NOLAN DOUGLAS NOLL Doug College Preparatory: Freshman Hi- Y 1: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: 2nd. Bass Part Leader 4: Madrigals 3, 4: Naughty Marietta 1: Chimes ol' Normandy 2: Mikado 3: Rose Marie 4: Moonshine and Honeysuckle 4: Freshman-Sopho- more Dramatics Club 1, 2: Vice-Pres- ident 2: Secretary 1: National Honor Society 4. LAWRENCE RICHARD N ONI Larry Trade Industrial: Blue and Gold Club 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, -1: 1st Place Sectional Meet 1947: Down- state 1947. ROBERT DAVID NOVAK Arch College Preparatory: J-Hi Journal Staff 3, 4: Sports Editor 3, 4: Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural 3, 4: Basketball champs 3: Publicity Commissioner 3, 4: Track Manager 2, 3: Head Manager 3: Manage-r's Letter 4: Blue and Gold Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3. 4. HENRY G. OBERMEYER, Jr. Hank College Preparatory. GILBERT .I. OBFIRT Vocational Agriculture: F u t u r e Farmers of Aimerica 2, 3, 4: Secre- tary 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4. KURT F. ODER General: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: En- semble. SHIRLEY RAE OETTER Shirl Commercial: Freshman Chorus 1 : Sophomore Chorus 2: Secretary 2: Choir 3, 4: GAA 1. 132 nk. .v 2 NVILLIAM O'HARA YVtlley Trade Industrial: FCA 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1: Intramural Football and Basketball 2, 4: Downstate Base- ball Team 2: Baseball Award 3, 4: Basketball Award 1, 2. GEORGE OLIVO College Preparatory: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta Orchestra 4: Student Con- ductor 1, 2, 3, 4: State Champion Cornet trio 3, 4: District Champion 2: Cornet Solo District Champion 2: Cornet State Solo Champion 3: In- tramural Basketball 2, 4. DAVID L. OLSON Trade Industrial: SGA 1: Red Cross 1, 24: Future Craftsmen of America ROBERT VVALTER OPELT Bob College Preparatory: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4. JAMES OSBORNE 0ssie College Preparatory: Band 1: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Sgt. 2: S!Sgt. 3: 2nd Lt. 4: 1st Lt. 4: Rifle Team 4: Officers Club 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, VIRGINIA OVERBEY Jidge College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography 'Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 3: Fresh- man Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2. IJARLENE OWENS Dar College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Tunlblettes 3, 4: Trl-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus: Gold Band Sponsor 4, Con- cert Band 4. LANVRENCE R. PALMER Larry PHYLLIS RAE PALMER College Preparatory: Freshman- Sopholnore Chorus: Choir 3, -1. HELEN PAPPAS Fo Fo College Preparatory. ITONNIE PARKS lion Commercial: GAA 1, 2. ROSEMARY PASTERIS Rosie Colnmercial: Freshman Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2. ARTHUR PAUL Art Trade Industrial. BOB PAUL Coke College Preparatory: Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: Treasurer: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2: President of the E.I.R. Club. RICHARD PEARSON Dick College Pr.-paratory5 Choir 1. 2, 3, I5 Journal Staff 45 Yearbook Stal'I', Editor 45 VVrestling Team 3, 45 2nd Place Sectional Meet 35 3rd Place State Tournament 35 Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 45 Intramural NVrest- ling Champ 35 Track 3. IIETTY JEAN PEART llOllEll'l' J. PENN Bob College Preparatory: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 41 SGA 4. LaVAUGHN PERSON Home Economiesg Pep Club 1, 25 Freshman Chorus5 S 0 p h o ni o r e Chorus. PAULINE IQLIZABIETH PETERSON Commercial5 GAA 1, 25 Tumblettes 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Cavalcade ol' Stars 35 National Honor Society 45 String Ensemble. NVILLIAM R. PFIEFFER l'rc-Education5 U. S. Navy. CHARLES PIERSON STEPHEN PILLAR JOSIZPHINE PIRONCIAK Jo Clerical. THERESA PISUT Terry Secretarial. LEON A PLUTH Lonnie Clerical. IRENE POHLERS MARIA HELEN POLMONARI Shorty Connnercial. JOYCE POBFILIO College Preparatoryg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 SGA 45 Red Cross 45 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 Tap 15 Goll' 3, 45 Tumbling 25 Vol- leyball 3, -45 Ballroom dancing 25 Basketball 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Rhythm 3, 45 Office Messenger I5 GAA Awards 2, 3. GEORGE ALLEN POWNALL uockeyu College Preparatory5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 First Chair Flute 45 Gold Band I5 Blue Band 2 3, 45 Blue and Gold Club 3, 45 tAssistedl, Orchestra 3, 45 Operetta Orchestra 45 Second place state solo contest 15 All-State Band 45 Flute Trio 3, 45 J-Hi Radio Work Shop 15 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis Champ 35 Bowling Champ 35 Basketball Champ 35 Intramural Tennis 2, 3, 45 Letters 3, 45 County Junior Teu- nis Champ 35 Runnerup 4. SENIOR STATISTICS TI-I ER ESA PREBOY Terry Counm-rcial5 GAA 1, 25 Office Mes- senger 1, 2, 3. NN'Il.l.IAM PREULII. Bill College Preparatory5 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 President -l5 Concertmaster 3, 45 Operetta Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman-Sopho- more Dranlatics Club 1, 25 President 25 .I-High Radio Work Shop 15 Hi-Y MERIL NVAYNE PRICE Bud Trade Industrial5 ROTC 1, 2, 3, I5 Sgt. 35 S!Sgt. 45 Rifle Team 2, 3, 45 FCA 3, -l. ANGELO PRINCI PALI Prince College Preparatory5 Band 1, 2, 3, ll, Cavalcade of Stars, Director 45 State Championship French Horn Quartet 2, 3, 45 State Championship Ina s Sextette 3. .IOANN PRITZ Jo College Preparatory5 GAA I, 2. ll, 45 Tunlhleltes 3, 45 Modern Dance Cluh5 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 President 25 Treasurer 35 Freshman Chorus I5 Sophomore Chorus 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Mikado 35 Rose Marie': 45 Moonshine and Honey- suckle' 45 Social Chairman Senior Class 45 A Cappella Gold Pin Award 45 GAA Letter. DELORES PROUTY Dee Freshman Chorus 15 Sophomore Chorus 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 United Nations Review 25 Mikado 35 Rose Marie 45 Yearbook As- sembly 3. DOROTHY PROUTY Dor College Preparatory. MARION PRYNN Connnercial5 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowl- ing 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Vol- leyball I, 2, 3, 45 GAA 600 point award. LANVRENCE JAMES PUBENTZ Bo Trade Industrial5 Future Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 SGA Representative. JACK J. QUAS Jackie General Course5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Sax-Scxtet 15 Sax-Solo Con- test 1, 2, 3. JEAN RAMSAY Commercial5 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowl- ing 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Skating 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2. 135 DOLORIES RASPOLICH Connnercial. EINO RAUMAN Hicks Trade Industrlal5 FCA 3, 45 Intra- mural Touch Football 25 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 FCA Award 35 Student SaI'ety Coun- eil 3. JOYCE RAX MON D Connnereial5 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Riding I, 25 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 State Tour- nament 3, 45 Basketball 35 Volley- ball 45 Tennis 15 Goll' 1, 2, 3, 45 Post Grad. Tri-Hi-Y -l. MARIAN REED Clerical5 GAA 1, 2, 35 Tap 1, 25 Riding 15 Chorus 1, 25 Choir 3. NORMA REICH EN BACH Reich College Preparatory5 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Board 3, 2, 45 Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 45 Tunlbleites 2, 3, 45 Ballet 2, 3, 45 Modern Dance Club 3, 45 Ballet Club 45 Head ol' Modern Dance 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Riding 25 Bowl- ing 1, 25 Ping Pong 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Play Day 35 Telegraph Basketball Tournament 3: Monitor 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Vice- President 3, Secretary 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 National Honor Society 45 SGA gtepiresfntative 45 GAA Awards 1, HELEN LOUISE RIZID Commercial5 GAA 1, 35 Library 2, 3. JOHN REIN SCH Dulce Trade Industrial5 ROTC 15 A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 45 Intramural Touch Football 25 Intramural Bas- ketball 2. RALPH REPENN College Preparatory. NORMA JEAN REYNOLDS College Preparatoryg F r e s hm a n, Sophomore Chorus 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Part Leader 45 Madrigals 45 Mikado 35 Rose Marie 4: Yearbook Staff 45 Red Cross 1, 45 Senior Play 45 National Honor Society 4. RICHARD RICHARDS Dick College Preparatoryg ' Transfer 35 Peotone Connnunity High School 5 ROTC 3, 45 Corp. 45 Staff Sgt. 4. RAY VVILLIAM RIEMER Blll'I College Preparatoryg A Cappella Choir31,42, 3, 45 SGA 2, 35 Operetta 1, 2, , - l'Ill.l. li. ltlCli College Preparatory, Traek 3, 41 Intramural Golf Champion 3, ln- tramural Basketball l, 2, 3, bl, Il:- tramural Bowling Il. MARILYN RlS'l'AU Rusty Commercial, GAA 1, 2, 3, -l,'GAA Board 4, Tumblettes 2, Sl, -l, 'lumb- ling 1, 2, 3, 4, Rhythm 2, 3, Bal- let 3, Badminton 3, Goll' 1, 2, 3, l, Basketball 2, 3, -l, Ping Pong 2: Volleyball 2, Pep Club 3, SGA 2. 3, 4, SGA Assembly Comm. 4, Social Chairman ol' Junlor Class 3, 'l'rl- Hl-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4, ROTC Rat- tallon Sponsor -l, Sec.-'l'reas. fll'l'll'l'l'S Club. ROTC 4, Cheerleader 3, Ilon- or Sotlety 3, l, Vlee-President 4, GAA Awards 1, 2, 3, -I. ltliNNl'I'l'H li. ROllliR'I'S Business Administration, Camera Club 4. l.ORllAlNli MARGARIQT ROBIZSSON Mickey General, GAA 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, SGA Alter- nate. LOUISIC I-Il.lZAlll2'I'H ROBINSON Lou Commercial, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2. RALPH L. ROBINSON College Preparatory. SHIRLEY ANNE ROBINSON College Preparatory, Tri-HI-Y 4, GAA 3. NORMA .IRAN ROCK General, GAA 2. HELEN RODIERICK Commercial. ROBERT ROGEL College Preparatory, SGA 2, Hi-Y 4. RARLE ROGERS Trade Industrial, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, General Choir 4, ROTC 1. JAMES ROSS Trade Industrial, A Cappella Choir. ZA HAROULA ROUSONELOS Sugar College Preparatory, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 4, Ballet Club fl, Tap Club 4, Tumbling. Square Dance, Head 4, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Bowling, Rid- ing. Ballet Club 4, Modern Dance Club 4, Tap Club 4, Red Cross Rep. 3, Monitors Club 3, GAA Awards 600 pt., 1200 pt., 1800 pt. SENIOR STATISTICS NORMA JEAN RUDEN College Preparatory, Freshman Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, President Sophomore Ensemble 2, SGA 2, -1, Assem. Comm., A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Mikado , Rose Marie , Madrigals -1, GAA 2, Tap, liditor, Choir Quill 4, Monitors Club Il, Moonshine and Honeysuckle 4, Sr. Prom. Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 3, High School Poetry Anthology 3, 4. RONALD BUDIN Ron College Preparatory, ROTC 1, 2, Il: lletl Cross 2, 4. ICDWAIID RU'I'ltOWSItI lid Trade Industrial, Basketball 2, 3, -I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, J Award 3. SHIRLEY RYAN Home liconomics, GAA 1, Post Trl- Hi-Y 4. HELEN JEAN RYDRERG Jeanie College Preparatory, Dramatlcs 1, 2, Chorus l, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Mikado 3, Rose Marie 4, Pep Club 3. w11.l.1An IEDVVARD RYLANDER Bill Trade Industrial. JOYCE EVELYN RYS Joy Commercial-Clerical, GAA 2, Post Tri-Hi-Y 4. PATRICIA ANN SADDORIS Pat College Preparatory, Chorus 1, 2, linsemble 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Mikado 3, Rose Marie 4, GAA 1, 2, SGA 3, Red Cross 3. MARIANNE SAGE Clnrlbel Commercial, Channahon H i g h School, Glee Club 1, 2, C.H.S. Cheer- leader 1, 2, C.H.S. Head of Skating 1, 2, C.H.S. Perfect Spelllng Award 1, 2, Perfect Reading Circle Award 1, 2. ANNA C. SALLESE Commercial. ANTHONY R. SALLESE Tony College Preparatory. CONSTANTINE J. SAMIOS Gus College Preparatory, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Govern- ment Rep. 3, Naughty Marietta , Chimes ol' Normandy , Mikado , Rose Marie , Choir Quill Staft' 4, Adam Award 3, Honor Society 3, 4, High School Poetry Anthology 3, 4. MARGUERITE SARCLETTI Marge Commercial. 134 BARBARA SAXON College Preparatory, F r e s h m a n Chorus 1, Sophomore Chorus 2, President, Chorus Ensemble, A Cap- pella Cholr 3, 4, Secretary 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, Tri-Hi-Y: Yearbook Assembly 3: National Honor Society 4. .l EAN lE'I I'lZ SCA RTH Commercial. lRliNli T. SCENIAK Babe General: GAA 1, Chorus 1, 2, Slu- dent Government l. BETTY SCHAAR Betts glommercial, Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club BILL SCHIEK Vocational Agriculture, Fl-'A 2, 3, El3tR:ept'lrter 4, State Judging Con- es , . DORIS J. SCHMITZ Susie College Preparatory, Pep Club l: Journal Staff 4, Librarian 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2. 3, -l, Skating 3, 4, Head ot' Skating 4, Baseball 2, 3, Tumbling 2, 4, Rhythms 2, 3, 4, Ballet 2, 3: Square Dance 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Arch- ery 1, 2, Play Day 4, GAA Awards 1. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Assembly 4, National Honor Society 4. VVILLIAM J. SCHMITZ Bill Trade Industrial. JUNE SCHRIBER College Preparatory, F r e s h m a n and Sophomore Chorus, Treasurer 2, GAA 1, 2: Riding 1, 2, Tri-HI-Y 4, Red Cross Representative 3, SGA Representative 4. PEGGY SCHULZE College Preparatory, GAA 2, 3, Vol- leyball 2, Ballet 2, Bowling 3, liibgarltau 1, Nurses' Aid 4, Tri-Hi- , . DOLORES SEALY College Preparatory, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, Tumbling 3, Rhythms 3, Ping Pong 2, Volleyball 2, Ballet Il, Riding 2, GAA 600 pt. Award, Trl- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Program Chairman 3, Social Committee 4, Office Messenger 1, Monitors Club 3, 4, SGA Rep. 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 4. HOVVARD SECHREST Digger General, FCA 2, 3, Orchestra 1. BETTY SECOR Bets Home Economics5 Monitor Club 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 2, 35 SGA Repre- sentative 25 Alternate 3, 4. DON SEEMAN College Preparatory. JIM SENNETT College Preparatory5 SGA 45 Journal Representative 4. HEINZ A. SEVVING I-Iennie College Preparatory5 FI-'A 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 25 Reporter 35 Pres- ident 45 Senior Hi-Y 45 Band 15 Delegate to State FFA Convention 2, 3, 45 Member State Dairy Judg- ing Team 2, 3, 4. JUNE SHEELER Skeeter General 5 Freshman Sophomore Chorus 25 Enselnble 25 SGA 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 15 GAA 3. Chorus 1 5 RUTH SHEVLIN Shevie Commercial5 GAA 1, 2. 35 Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. EDNVARD D. SHROBA Eddie General5 ROTC 1, 2, 3, 45 Staff Ser- geant 35 Technical Sgt. 45 SGA Rep- resentative 25 Alternate 1, 3. EVELYN SHROBA Elly Secretari:-115 Chorus 15 Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Honor Society 4. MARJORIE SILK Monkey General5 Chorus 15 Chorus 25 A Cap- pella Choir 3, 45 Mika-1do 5 Rose Marie 5 GAA5 Beginning Tap 1, 25 Tip Top Tappers 3, 45 Beginning Tumbling 1, 25 Post-Senior Tri-Hi- SALLY ANN SKOOG Sal College Prcparatory5 GAA 1, 2, 35 Monitor 2, 35 Chorus 15 Pep Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Rep- resentative 1. JOAYNE O. SMEETS Jo Commercial, Secretarial5 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 GAA 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 J-High Journal Representative 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 4. DANIEL B. SMIGAJ Smigaj General5 Blue and Gold Club 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 1, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball Letters 1, 3, 45 Garnsey Gorilla 1, 2, 3, 4. JIM PATERSON SMILES Smile-y College Preparatory5 Monitor 3, 4. SENIOR STATISTICS GERALD V. SMITH Squeaky Trade Industrial5 Intramural Bowl- ing 45 J-High Journal Representa- tive 1, 4. PEGGY SMITH Peg General5 Library Assistant 1, 2: Office Messenger 4. ROSEMARY SMITH THOMAS SMITH Tom Trade Industrial. ANNE IRENE SNITZER College Preparatory5 Freshman Chorus 15 Sopholnore Chorus 22 GAA 1, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Volleyball 1, 45 Basketball 1, 45 Rowling 3, 45 Tumbling 15 Square Dance 45 Skat- ing 35 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 See- retary 45 Mikado 35 Publicity Committee Prom 35 National Honor Society 45 State Bowling Team 4. MARIE SOEREN SEN College Preparatory5 F r e s h m a n Chorus 15 Sophomore Chorus 25 Sophomore Ensemble 25 A Cap- pella Choir 3, 45 Mikado 35 Rose Marie 45 GAA 1, 25 Tumblettes 25 Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations 3. MILDRED DARLENE SOLLEY Millie Gene-ral5 Freshman Chorus 15 Sopho- more Chorus 2. JOANNE SONNEMAN SHIRLEY SPECKMAN Commercialg Freshman Chorus 15 Red Cross 45 Honor Society 4. THERESA SPREITZER Terry Commercialg Red Cross 4. MARY LOU SQUIER Coinmercial5 GAA5 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 45 Vice-President 35 Treasurer 4 5 ghorus 1, 25 Choir 3, 45 Treasurer PATRICIA STANEK JOHN D. STASH Squancho Trade Industrial5 FCA 2, 3, 45 Treas- urer 45 Representative ot' Vocation- al Shops 4. RONALD A. STEEN Hank College Preparatory5 ROTC 1, 2, 3, 45 Non-Com. 3, 45 J-Hi Journal Rep- resentative 4. RALPH G. STEGMAN Steg College Preparatory. ANNE STEVENS College Preparatory5 Red Cross 1, 25 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Monitors Club 2, 3. 135' JAM ES STENVAIIT Stewie College Preparatory5 Pep Club 1, 3, 45 Publicity Chairman 3, 4. G EN E G EORG E STITELEY General: SGA 25 Freshman Basket- ball 15 Monitor Club 45 ROTC 1, 2. BEVERLY STITT Jean General5 Freshman Chorus5 Sopho- more Chorus5 A Cappella Choir 4. ROBERT STOCKLEY George General. EDXYIN R. STONE lcky College Preparatory5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta Orchestra 45 All-State Band 2, 45 Jr. Representative 35 Vice-President 45 National Honor Society 45 Slate Championship Clarinet Quartet 3, 45 Vandercook Clinic Band 3. GORDON A. STRA MAN Trade Industrlal5 FCA 25 Shop Rep- resentative. ROBERT H. STROMBERG College Preparatory5 Hi-Y 1, 25 Blue and Gold Club 3, 45 SGA 2, 3, 45 Social Committee Chairman 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Intramural Vt'rest- ling 35 Intramural Boxing 4. MARILYN STUPPY Stull Homemaking5 GAA 1, 25 Tap5 Bowl- ing5 Basketball5 Volleyball5 Fresh- man-Sophomore Chorus 35 Choir 45 Tri-Hl-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Mikado : Christmas Vespers5 SGA Representa- tive? Alternate 25 Red Cross Rep. 1, . BETTY SUKLE Bee CommerciaI5 GAA 3, 45 Roller Skat- mg. DOLORES SUSKI Dee Gent-ral5 Freshman Chorus 1 5 Sophomore Chorus 25 A Cappella Choir 35 Tri-Hi-Y 15 GAA 3. ROGER SNVANK Passion College Preparatory5 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Cap. ol' Marching Band 45 Blue and Gold Club 3, 45 Sec.-Treas. 35 Vice-Pres. 45 Track Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 2, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Assembly 2, 35 Intramural Football and Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Commissioner of Track 45 Cross Country Track 45 Big 8 Quarter Mile Champion 25 Big 8 Half Mile Relay Champions 2, 3, 45 District Hall' Mile Relay Champions 3, 45 All-State Track 2, 3, 45 Holder of five Ottawa Relay records5 Blue Island Stadium Quarter Mile Record Holder. HELEN SWAN SON Swanle College Preparatory: SGA 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: President 4: Pep Club, Vlce-President 3: Jr.-Sr. Prom Pub- llclty Chairman 3: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Tap 1, 2: Rhythm 2, 3, 4: Terps 4: Roller Skating 2: Riding 1, 2: Tumbling 1, 2, 3: Tumhlettes 3: Golf 3, 4: Baseball 2: Sports Rhythm 3: Ballet 2: Ping Pong 3: GAA Awards 2, 3. 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: SGA Inner Council 3, 4: Adam Award 1: National Honor Society 3, 4: SGA Convention 3, 4: Nominee for State Secretary 3. RICHARD VVAL'l'l'IR SXVANSON Swede College Preparatory: lntraniural 1. 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 3, 42 Commissioner ot' Basketball 3: Shop Leader 3: Coinmlsstoner of Foot- ball 4: Tennis Champion 4: Com- mlssloner of Bowling 4: Commis- sioner ot' Tennls 3. 4: Track 3, 4: RO'IC 1, 2: Pep Club 3, 4. JOAN SWIERSZ Connnercial: Red Cross 2, 3: SGA 2. DELORES SWINKE Swlnk General. JACQUELINE ANN SWINRE Red General: Freshman and Sophomore Chorus 1, 2: .lr. Red Cross Repre- sentative: Alternate 3. ROBERT B. SXVITHIN Industrial Drafting: Choir. I, 2, 3, 4: Golt' 'l'eum 2, 3, 4: District Cham- pionship '-46. JOSEPH J. TALARICO Joe Commercial: Intramurals 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Commissioner 2: Wrestling 2: Ilowling 2: Football 2, 3: Vlce-President Intramurals 4: Jr. Varslty Football, Intramural VVrest- ling Champ 3: Intramural J 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: President 4. RICHARD HENRY TEA Dick Vocational Agriculture: F u t u r e Farmers ot' America 2, 3, 4: Auto Shop 3. RICHARD H. TEAS College Preparatory: Streator Twp. Hlgh School 1, 2, 3. EDWARD F. TERLEP Trade Industrial. JACK C. TEZAK College Preparatory. SENIOR STATISTICS MARILYN JOAN TEZAK Irish College Preparatory. G UNTHER THIEL Guilt College Preparatory: Intramural Swimming 1, 2, 4: ROTC 1: SGA l. 2: Camera Club 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Chimes of Normandy 2: Mikado 3: Rose Marie -t: Part Leader 4. THOMALINE F. THOMAS Tommy Art: Chorus 1, 2: Librarian 1: Act- lng Treasurer 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Rose Marie 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: .Ir. Tip Top Tappers 3, 4: Modern Dance Club 3. 4: Volleyball 2. 3, 4: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4: Ballet 2, 3, 4: Tap 1, 2: Riding 3: Tumhlettes 3: Basketball 2, 3: Pep Club 1: Office Messenger 1, 2: Choir Gold Pln 4: Monitors Club 3, 4: GAA 600, 1200 Awards. LILLIAN LQRRAINE TODOROVICH College Preparatory: Pep Club 1: Freshman and Sophomore Drainatics 2: Chorus 1, 2: Ensemble 2: A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4: Mikado 3: Rose Marle 4: Madrigals 4: Section Leader 4: Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARY L. TOMASTIC General. THEODORE TON ELLI ROSAN M. TRIZNA College Preparatory: Chorus 1 , 2: Pep Club 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 4: Red Cross 3: .Iournal Stafl' 4. XVI LLI A M JOHN 'l'ROUGH'l'ON -'snr' College Preparatory: Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2. 3, 4: SGA 1, 2, 3, 4: Journal Representative 1, 2: Intra- mural Basketball Champs 2: Track 1 2: Hi-Y 1, 4: Football Award 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN J. TRUAX Buttons Commercial: Freshlnan Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2: Choir 3. JANICE TURLEY Jan College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Board 2: President 4: Awards 1, 2, 3. 4: SGA 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: President 3, 4: Council 4: Chorus 1. RALPH TURLEY Jack Commercial: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Social Chairman 2: Intramural Bowling: Touch Football 2: ROTC Color Guard 3, 4: Sgt. 4: Merit Bar ROTC: Ki- wanis Show 3. ALICE M. UGOLETTI College Preparatory: F r e s h in a u Chorus 1 : Sophomore Chorus 2. 136 BARBARA A. VAN DUYNI-I Barbie Dressmaking. ARTHUR RICHARD VANGOR Art Commercial: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN B. VARGO Commercial: Freshman Chorus l. Sophomore Chorus 2: GAA 2. SALLY J. VAUGHAN Butch College Preparatory: Transferred lrom Plainfield High 4: GAA 4: Rhythms 4: Ballet 4: Tumbling -I: Volleyball 4: Badminton 4: J-Hi Journal Staft' 4: Yearbook Assembly 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Rose Marie PETER VENTSIAS Pete General. PAULINE M. VIANO Pauly College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Freshman Chorus I: Sophomore Chorus 2: Choir 3, 4. RICHARD NORMAN VOGEN Slick Trade Industrial: ROTC 1, 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Intramural Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural XVrestling 4: Fu- ture Craftsmen ot' America 1, 2. 3, 4: Secretary 4. ED Voss Trade Industrial: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: FCA 2: Safety Council 4. BERNADINE R. VRANICAR Bernie College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Chorus 1: Sophomore Chorus 2: Sophomore Ensemble 2: Riding 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4: Iglonor Society 4: A Cappella Choir ., . BETTY NVAIJSVVORTH Betts College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, -I: Terps 2, 3, 4: Rhythms 1: Tap 1, 2: Ballet 2: Volleyball 1: Archery 4: Baseball 2: Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Boots an' Saddle 3, 4: Tumbling 3: Bowling 2: GAA Awards 1, 2, 3: Rhythms Program 3: United Nations Review 2: Kiwanis Show 1, 2, 3: 2nd in State Archery Tournament 2: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Rep. 2: Journal Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. AUDREY MARIE XVAGNER College Preparatory: Chorus 1. 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mikado 3: Rose Marie 4. PEGGY ANN NVAGNER Peg College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Board 3: Soctal Chairman 2: Terps 1, 2, 3, 4: Rhythms 1, 2, 3, 4: Tip Top Tappers 1, 2, 3, 4: Taps 1, 2, 3, 4: Ballet Club 2, 3, 4: Head of Ballet 4: Beginning Ballet 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 3, 4: Archery 3: Baseball 2, 3: Rhythms Program 3: Play Day 2, 3: Caval- eade ol' Stars 3, 4: Kiwanis Show 1. 2. 3, 4: GAA Awards 1.2, 3.4: U.N. Review 2: Rldlng 2, 3: SGA Rep. 2: Red Cross 3, 4: Journal Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. REN Eli A. NVAGN ER College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, -I: Board I: Modern Dance Club I. 2, 3, -I: Rhythms 1, 2 3, 4: Tip Top Tappers 1, 2, 3, -I: Head ol' Tan -I: Taps 1, 2, 3, I: Ballet Club 2, 3, -I: Beginning Ballet 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1: Badnlinton 3, 4: Rhythms Program 3: Play Day 3: Cavalcade of Stars 3, 4: Ri- wanis Show 1, 2, 3, I: Ol'I'ice Mes- senger I, 2: SGA Representative I2 Basketball 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Journal Staft' 4: Rose Marie 4: Decora- tions Committee Sock Dance I: GAA Awards 2, 3, 4: Food Chairman GAA Mixer VI: Decorations Chairman GAA Dance -l: Yearbook Assembly -I: Na- tiollal Hollor Society 3, 4. RONALD VVA LH lil M llDl1lllIl'l'Cllil2 Elwood High School: The Adventures ol' Tonl Sawyer 1: New Shoes 2: President ol' Dranlatics Club 2: Cavaleade ol' Stars 3: Pep Club I: Rltllllllll' I: J Class Vice-President L. VERNON I.. NVALTON College Pl'l'D1ll'tllOI'yQ Blue and Gold Club 3, 4: Football 3, I: Track 2, 3, 4: 1lltI'illlllll'lll Basketball I: Wrestling 4. lil'N l CE NVARD Comnlercial. NVAIIREN 'I'. NVARIJ Trade Industrial: Choir 1, 2, 3. .IAN li XVASHBURN Janie College Preparatory: A Cappella Choir 3: FI'l'Sl1llltlll Chorus 1: Sopho- more Chorus 2: GAA 1, 2, 3: Ballet 1, 2, 3: Tap: Riding I 2, 3: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Monitors Club 3, -I: Pep Club 2: Red Cl'oss 1, 2: Home Roonl Reporter 1, 2, 3, -I: 600 Point GAA Award 2: Mikado 3. CH A Rl.O'l'Tli AIIAIR VVA'I l'S Chuckie College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 31 SGA 3, I: Chairman Pep Rally lltllll- nlittec 4: Cayaleade ol' Stars 2, 3: Kiwanis Show 2, 3: Director ol' Pep Assembly 4. VIVIAN WEBER Viv l'olll 1 Pltllllllllt A Cl nlll . -g- '-11-1 ',': .zp1- a Choir 3, -I: Treasurer I: Sophomore Chorus 2: Secretary 2: Freshman Chorus 1: GAA 1, 2. 3: Pep Clllb 2: SGA Representative 2: .I-Hi Journal: Representative 1, 3, -I: ISIN! GAA Award 2: Mikado 3: Rose Marie 4. SENIOR STATISTICS RAY NVEBSTER College Preparatory: A Cappella Clloir 1, 2, 3, 4: Madrigals 3, I: Mix- ed Quartet 3: Men's Quartet I: Mikado 3: Rose Marie 4. SCHERRILI. XV. XVEICHBRODT College Preparatory: A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3: Executive Board 2: Naughty Marietta 1: Chimes ot' Normandy 2: Monitor 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. CECELIA LOUISE WEISE Celia Conlmercial: Librarian Assistant 1, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2. MARIE AN TOIN ETTE WELLN ER Que:-nie College Pl'epal'atory: Chorus 1: Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2. GEORGE A. NVHITIE Parson College Preparatory: Track -I: Band I, 2: Stamp Salesman 1. FRED L. XVHITNEY Ric Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Tellllis 3: Foot- ball 3. NICHOLAS li. XVHITNIEY Nick College Preparatory. ROBERT B. VVHYTE Bob College Pl'epal'atol'y: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Madrigals 2, 3: Chimes of Normandy 2: Mikado 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, fl: Blue and Gold Club 2, 3. BETTY XVIDLOSRI Slim lll't'SSlllilklIlgQ GAA 1, 2, 3, -I: vlllllllllllllgl Volleyball: Ballet: Tap: Basketball: Riding: Rllythm: Tl'i- Hi-Y 2, 3: Religion Chairman 2: Councilor 3: Post 'l'ri-Hi-Y l: 'lIl't'tlSlll't'l' I: Pep Club 2, 3: SGA Representative. XVILLIAM NVIEDEMANN College l'l'eparatory: Track 2, 3, 4. Bli'I'TY .I. XVILLIAMS VVillie Commercial: GAA 2, 3: Vllulllllllllg 2, 3: Ballet 2, 3: Baseball 2: Riding 2: Volleyball 2: Pep Club 2, 3. DONNA M. NVILLIAMS 'fXVillie Connuercial: GAA 1, 2: Rhythm 1: glOlll'l' Skating.: 2: Library Assistant , 2. BEVERLY XVILLS Bev College Preparatory: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Riding 1. 2, 3, 4: Freshnlan Chorus 1: Sopl1omore Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Boots 8: Saddle Club -I: Mikado 3: Rose Marie -I: Basketball 1, 2, 3 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Tap 1, 2. FRED VV. NVILMETTE Trade Industrial: Football 2: ln- tramural Basketball 2: Wrestling -Ig Basketball 3: Intramural Football 3: Red Cross 3: Intramural Football 4: lIIll'1lllllll'lil Basketball 4. 137 JAMES NVILMSEN VVillie Trade Industrial. DOLORES MAE VVINANS Dodl C0lll'Hl' l'l'eparatory: GAA 1, 2 3 'li Rhythms 2, 3, 45 Terps Clull ll: yvllvylwll 1. 2,,3, 4: lzaskmlmll l, -, 3, 4: Roller Skating 2: Tumbling ll 3, 35 I'l'Hl'll18 -3, 45 Badminton 3, 4: -Bas:-ball 1, 2, 35 Ballot 2, 33 Tap 1, 1: P1118 Pong 1: Riding 1, 2, :lg 5PQl'tS Hllyfllllls 33 Home Room Rep. 1, 2. 44, solx 2, 3: Pl-p Club 2, 3: Fogwr Society 3, 4: GAA Awards 1 2, -I, 4: Journal Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr? Flay 4: Property Committee 1, 2, 3, NVESLEY M. XVILSON Sonny Trade Industrial: Bl - 1 ' Club Ji. 4: E.I.a. Clll1llL1,a2:c:l,fTld ALEX M. VVOJTAK College Preparatory: ROTC, Sjsgt, Y RALPH VVOLZ Mouse lrade lllClllSll'l2llQ Intramurals Vol- ll-ylmll ss, 4: FCA :l, sg,,g,. C,.,.,:, 2. 3' EDXVIN wooococli Nolcl. WOHKMAN wo,-ke Cflllvge Preparatory: Hi-Y 1 -1- Track 1, 2: Camera Club 4. I -' MARY ANN XVYBRANOWSKI Commercial: Red Cross 1, 2, ROBERT EUGENE YOUNGREN GSBOD!! Trade Industrial: FCA 3: Vice-Pl-95. lflmll 43 381- APHIS: Intramurals, louch Football, Shop Champs and School Champs 2: Red Cross 2' FCA Honor Award 3. ' DORIS JEAN YUNKER Yunk Commercial: Office Messenger 2, 3: GAA 1, 2,3 Library Assistant 3, 4: RAYMOND EUGENE ZAMEIC Ray Commercial: Intramurals 3. NVILLIAM ZEHR SHIRLEY MAE ZENTARSKI Shoil Commercial: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND A. ZIGROSSI Ray Commercial: Orchestra 4: Track 1. CATHERINE ZOLA FRANK GEORGE ZOLA, Jr. Buckets Intramurals, Champs: FCA. DON ZORA ELAINE ZUCK HE. Z. 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Ih':nII1'y. Ifnsllzulplll. IIUXY FIYIC I'xiSIll'l' Iiurllmlmc-. Iinle-5, Xlllilll. lim-rnlhul. .Xmle-rmm. .Xvlllc-l'lu-rg. .xll5SlH'lIlH-I. liulbilml, l'wrsznm, l'xl'illlLL4'llZl Iizlxivr, I'-Il'iNA'llllIiIll, lizlll, Iiulslnll. ll, lgEIl'Ill'5, XY. Ii2ll'lll'5. HUXN SIX .XIHlI'l'NN. l'.l'iIllll'. I-'rimlnllc-. HUXX' UNH H4-l1l'lw. llzurmlm-r. 114-can. lilliult. lil'ia'ksm1. I-Qxnlls. ICg.EgLn'x's. Iiirh. Iillinll. Illlvklllzllnlull Ill'zu,:ulsi5. t.l'zuImx'u5, Huiln-s. 4iriI'l'ill. uiHi4'I'Nllll. 1illlim'l'1'1'z. llalggu-l'1y. flusllingsg. IHIXY TXYU liuslnl' sun. Il:-lQr:u'a-. Iluxj. lIIrx'4-Inml, Kluluguu-si, Gl'4lllll'l'. 1:Ill'Ill'y. llurnin. 1Iic1'nt1'lli. tIuI1'QI'uvr'. llrll' lluluu lllawksull. H1l:lIlI4'yl'l', lluupx-. Hi:lt'L'llillU, llurlin, 1il'0lll4lS, lllnspguw. HUNY 'l'lllHfI-I Hunk. 1 linlun. IHIIIZIS, IM-xmvvllix, timlu, liulmnlm, llolxu-II. ICVZIIIS. Iiglm-y. 1:llllI't'lliH. llumly. Guskill. Chaim IN'l'llll, liz-tru. illmmllvr. tiunlmum, tim-nxh-r. IRUXY l Ul'li lD',Xnuicu. 1iilI'l'i1l, Gulivk, lix'ipuris lllll'i'ilIllIIlI, l:IllllHll'S, fll'1'0'Il, JIDIIIISUII, lfanssim-ri. l11'l'Yl'Il. litlq-r, lil'il'I'in. lillY1'llllit'l'i. fi1lI'llIll'I'. Gull Hur. llniuvs. Huskin. 1-mI:L4-un, IKHW IFIYIC llulm-I. 'I'. .hum-s. In-musk. lbuvis, lluxx:u'fl, I.. .Ium-5 .lnll,,s,,n. lil-iksnfll. llwmlwr. li. June-5, Ilurlwy. Iillllll. Ilm-mivk, lluuiscls, QZUIIXXQIQ, l?lIi:ll'lnlulll4-11 Ililluilin, H:nl'l'1-5. 138 Class I9-I9 HUXY UNIC Nlclivun, Klnllsingz, Mills-r. N14-Hinos. llvlllnam. ltukns. linsh-ll. NlvNlillin. .lnllnslun .Inns-s, li:-Z1-l'l4-. .lnr4l:un, Ilnrvuth. llullnn. lluwznrml. .lol'w'llS1'll. JUIIHSOII. M. A. liokas. ll1'lllll'il'kS1lll IKUNX' 'IWYO Knnwlc-s. Nlvh-sh. IiIlZllll'l'. linlw. xIl'lH5. xlL'Il1'yllUlllS. llihlvr, Hicks. DlllliSK'll, ll1llll'IH'I' Ile-Zu-, llurlnn-y. I'I:lnnn1-I. Iluhnslrnnl. Hallznn. Nlvlin-0. Nlislukovi4'l1. IIUXY 'l'llHlili Nl. l,illllIH'I'l Iirnuss. Iinlnmlzivj. Ilurrisnn, Iirupinski. Nlihls-. lb. l.:nnIn-ri. l,:nnp, .losf-pll. lic-igln-r. Iinsinski I.:unlrm-ill. IS. I.znni1-, ll. I.:mg:.4-. lirs-lz. liunlz, liq-Ill:-L RUXN' I-'lll'li Iilinn-k, Hinton, liruhn, Hurt- lvy, II:-isllmy Bla-yvr. NIl'llllyl'4', llnll, lim-ul. llaunrick. liozur. Ilnrnlun, NIL-tiuwull. l,illlllHlkiS Kllllllll. Iiulnrlzivj. l.nl5l'1-callin-. .lurjvwic Hmllunml. ROW' l lYli .'lll'il'i1'. McM:lslc'rs. Lznllu-:mu Ilinspm-h-r, Il0llll'l'llillJ.I., Ilulwm-gg. Slim-lv. Iirolnl. Rural, Blillillll. Iiunlz. Iilou-r, linippvl. KZIYZIIHIIIQII lirnuc. lisiuzuk. Blisvwicz. IIUXY QQNIC lkuncll. Lillclhlzul. Nl. l,1ll'N!lI,- I'np1'sll. I.:-mis. !.ill4'lllH'l'Ht'l'. xllll'llil'll. S. l,:n'son. Lur- sun. Nichols, Ns-1Im-lsky. l.ukzm-vu-h. Nlurtn-. Blmnn-y. :ullVl'IK'll. Nlanulvl. Martin. Nl1ll'llS1lk. Nlnskv HQXY 'BYO l'zuu'ln'uk. Pzlcr. l.:n'4-ly. Orr. L4-slir-. Nicol, NPXXIIHIII. Lawson. Nichols, Lzlvinn-. Now- klrk. NUISUII, l.llkZlllt'il'. Lvwis. I.ill4Hll'l'5.Y, llvlllll-, lllmalvs. livnllls. HOW' 'I'IIllIiIC-f-Mnnrv. 5I2ll'kl'j' Nlilhilll. l.lltlll'l'. l,n-znnzin. lizlwlvy. I.:-x'u1'is. l.4-umm li. Larson. l.1-lwinlli. Nluckc-y. C. l.:n'sm1. Oquisi Osh-r, 0'llm-Il, Olson. Ulmlnni. HUXY F0l'll- .l. llagllszl. Nlulmlik. l.llmllrz-rg, S. liugusu. Martin Nlnlknvic. Ihunsz-y. NlilSlll'2l. H4lllt'llI2Il'lH'l'. G. Niznik. licrflnn Niznik. lianulnlpll. Rzulkv. N1-:llis Nnkvs. 01-H1'r. I.:-nllzlrxlt, Malmo. Massey. IHUXY IFIYI-lm J. l'4-ln-rsmm. Pnxu-II, P4-knl. Pauly, Prvlm lhxlu-k. li. l'1'h-rx:-n. I.. l's-i4-rsnn. l'rir4-. Nwln-rg. l'uf,inuszni. UIT4-rmun. Nlotln, Nlurrzay. Ulivm-rv 1 son. 139 CIW Ol' IOAIO HUXY UNH Sllvllllll, I'riu-, Pamluri. l'r4-llu. Sunil. l'a-lrupulis. Nmilh. Nmylh. 5lIlllllIl'I'h. Ilmmulmn sky. llimk:-. Yzuulnralkis. Yvrlin. liinnlllu, ylllllll'lllllll'g2.h. Suhr. Sippl-I Sim-u-rs. Slxrulm. HUXX' TWU I'llIl'Xll. Sl:u1's'm'ix'il'll. x'lIllll2lI'ZlkiS, NYnl'4l. XX:ul4Il-ll. Spivns. Ily4llu'l'g.K. Sl'lllIllL. YQ-llllllu. Ynllislm Sl-lxilllgl-11, Sl-vrmul. Sllrn-vw-. Sllllllvli. Slussvll. Sm-rllrvsl. Sh:-rlmlam. Slmrp. IEUXX' 'l'lIllIil-I Sims llimilk-ll. Shinn. Sllll'1iX. .I. Smith. l'll'l'5llll. Ynlvk. Slill'1ll'lllll'll. Prilyish. ljusl-1-llnlli. Snillvv. Sllulm-IQ, Sklll. N. 5Illllh. Sil'IllW4'll. Srlmcll, I'l'll'l'SllII. IHIXY I Ul'll Nvllll4ll'l'lilll, Slulz. 'l':u'l'l1i:l. Xiggugiizllxis N1Ikil'll, Zl'It'ZlllliilI', J. Z1-lllzlll. Skull. Yilllllllfit. Zim-rh. Z1-hr. XX'ylll-. Zz-maxn, Saullgilllisla-l'. linda-- ,zlnim-n. Huw. Sm-lima, 32Il'lilll3l5ll'l'. Sie-Il-rl. ROW UNI-Q XY4-vm-. W1-lwr. Wilmn. XYl'lhl'll. Wlulv. Sumlmum. Still. Sninlu-. Slam-r, Slulf. XYUFIII llllllllll. Sl:-u-ns. 'I'il-rm-y, 'I'himm-u. 'I'l1umus. XYlllltll'l'llt'll, SlI'l'2lllll'll. Nulllmggwll. HUNX TWU Surjam XYillluNNski. XY:-vks. 5llllYl4'l'. 'l'unl:nly. Sllll'lU'. XY:ll'l1ll1g.f. XYl'lla. 'l'mnlm, Slirkvl. Nluvklxm. Sllllll' IVIIUIIIZIS, Tum-Ili. Young. Slum-. XYi4-r'4-lnamu. IIHNY Tlllilili 'l'ln-illllaun. l'. 'l':nyIm'. ll. 'I'u5lur I'h:ny1'r. Stl-illlmvll, Sxxunxull. XX!-mlvlx. XY1-iss. Nlvllmnu-ll. NX:u'ml. XX'm-lI'vl. XX'uml1'uI'l'. Slurklvy I'ln-lu, 'l'l'rl4'p, Trusl, 'l1lllll', 'l,iIl'l7llD. MU Ustrr-nl, vicm--11l'1-sialvlllg Yun IM-lxlllllwrll, ll'l'iiSlII't'l'Z Strviiii. l7l'4'Nill4'Uti Hilffkill- Sl'l'l'4'3ilV3'- , W I IUIHOI' C ,USS Offlfiflfls Tom Struit: ................... ,.....,................ l jrcsidcnt -luck Ostrcm ..... Vicu Prcsidcut Kay Unskin ....................... .......... S ccrctalry Beatrice Van DcnBurgh .... .4... T rcxnsurcr Class 1950 IEUNY ONIQ--lin-lim-11, Bl'l'5Sll'I'. lilnumquist. linurv, li, lin-nsmn. l'. lim-nsun. flussimly. liutlc-rs, liuurgi 11ilt1ll'l'll2l. l1:u'p4-11h-r. Allum, liruwn. .Xlq-xumlc-r, Alllllll, Asllwaly. Axis:-U. Arcllu-y. HUXY TXYU- Ilurru. Iilmxd. .Xkm-nlun, .xllll1'l'5llll, .Xrcl1z'y, Al:-xumlvr. f'1lSll'll. lim-r11l1z.l'sl. lluor, f:1ll'fl'I', Bl'1llll'llZlXV nl'lll'Sl'l', ASIIXYIIX. Ayn-lx, lfury, l1ul'ps-lllw. Iil'yvf'. Iii4'I'lll2lHll. lhlrilz HUXY Tlililili lil:-ssing, Us-no lizauur. liinzl-11, liarm-tt, liulu-r. Agnzzi. li. Ilzurlsml, C4-nt:-r, .XlHlQ'l'SllIl, Ilutulwllzu, l:2llL'ZlU'I'l'Zl F. Curl v - sun, liurruws. Iiulng, lfl'lll'ill2L'l'. lim-sm-I. liznrnm. IHUXY l 0l'li ,Xg.5g4-lupolllus, Argrxllcivlis, Iiuris livrn:u'1l, livllzls, Ii:-II. linrm-s, limslu-r. M. lirnun, liump. XY. Iirmxn. li. liruwn, Boyd. tfzngwin liulu-cki, liullllu, Bull:-r, Blum. HI Class 1950 IHIXY UNI-. lflynn. Williznllnsmn. Hlmmlmxqln. ll4'rshi'i4-lnl, livuns, liiln-l. G1-il'I'in, Imyid, :Ll-mums Zinnm-rmzm. Ifrn-m-Il. llnnruy, H4'lH'Ilh, hnvnivk, lfuwlm-x', IIitching.g5. llmwlxu-ll, 4iil'I'nr4l, 124-lxrkv muy TWU XX'ill- l-'m.lm'. H1-Iwnnilm, tinrnlm-r. tlulu-r. XX'mnlrusc-k, limhlingx. lillu-I-iflgw, llullv- Iuml. GI'IllIlll'l'5l, II4-lim.. Hullzallc-Z, IIihlu'l'. HZlI'Illl'h, llilllwk, Guliiggalll. l1uh1'l'ly, NYilsull. XYillnIsul' IMAX' 'Hllilili 11ln'ir.h-nwn. tiustn. llryvr, fhulruy, lV.Xlri. XYllmm-n. li, XX'rig4lnl. XYU4-lnml, Zak lflinla. Il. XYIWLLIII. lfuynik. l-III:-nn, Iilmurv. I-Qmp4-raw, tlzujkmxslxi, Nvlllllllllilll, Ilmm-s, 41mx'im,: IIUXX l lll'l! llumvr, llc-lgrf-xml, filllllllll. llilm4'r, llvis. llul'll4'y, 1:0lll'llX. Hunk, f1hI'iSt4'IlS1'll, fllilil' l':ulll'lu-l'. Iixalns. xvilliillllillll, Zugaur. XYUIL, Il. NYilIi:1ms, Zulglalr, llalrris. M. xvilliilllli HORN' FIYIC ll:-Iis, Iluhiw.:-I, Hmm-z, lillllllillii, Ilintuu. lfugivll, Iiylnulx. linnis. Ifinm-y. Fuchs. l:lll'l'Sl. Gln-nn 43:15. Zillx-r, XX'i4'4-x'i4', I-'imIln5. IHUXY UXIC Il. .Inlmsnn. Nlillvr, Nlurrisml. xlllSSZll'iU, NIIIZIUX. Nlurplly, NI. Nlvya-r, Nlvlizly. Nlvfllin- lm-li, I. Nh-yn-r. lu-v. Nlilrlmvll, xIil'l'Ilit', xI2ll'lISllk, Nouns. NI. .IHIIIISUIL Mass:-y, Ililllfhill. Nlul'l'1-u IHDXY 'NYU Nlnngun, linulslu. Sharks, XlIlllI'l'4'll, 11. Nh-yn-r, .l. Sh-yvr, Nlvliullgll. Nl4'Gruw, lion-xlllik Nlihrlivll. llznvlu-l'. l.ul1glu-Ulu-l'. Hlllllllllll. Nlurris. Bluisclmll. liurmun. Bla-lvsll, Nlauxwvll, l.:n'snn IZUNY Tlllilili Nlim-r, .lul1nmm. .l4'l'ZQl'k1', .I1-I'l'x'cy. Nlirlz, llnrris, Gowmi, .hum-s, Gulis. GHlil'I'l'l'l .I1-I'l'm-rxnm, Millm-rin, Mm-ris, Ilaurms, Murphy, NlcGl'uxx', Gl'I'gJ,lll'iL'll. Glll'Ill2lll. HOW I-'0l'Ii .lulmsmm Bliluk, Nlillnfr, xllHll'IllZlll, Nvilis. xllIhil'll. Nlmlv. Nlunlu-y, P. Nlnxxu-ll, xl2ll4'Si, Hurst, lirm-ml. .IL Klux- xu-ll. lmqrnlu, Xlusivh. Nluun. HOW FIYIC Iinwulszyk, Lim-ss, Iirukm-r, Iiruln:-r. Q,-uw-.Y l.lllHp!,'. li. I.m-!'I'l1-r, lioscik, l.l'pElll'l', l.urvu7. XY. l.ue-I'l'lvl', I,ihvl'ly, I.il1sh-ml. l,4'llIl4llI, l.l'Iiflll'lL'h. lXllV1l1', Klum'- flnllunl, NI:-Hill:-. M2 Class 1950 HOW ONE- liimuck, liurcz, l,1ll'S4'll, Scchir, liuruzak, Kllll4HS0ll, Sllt'lil', l,. lhwlu-rts. .L liuln-rls l'upp, Luzur, Rhincl, Russel, Imwis, Lawson. Lukzmcic, l.0llglll'l'kt'l', Machuk, Tzaylur. HUXY TWU Pulcisko, Pzulgz-ti, Rc-duh-11, P1-nlhll-. Kl'ZlllSl', llianni, Stinmc, Sh-W-ns. Yuiru. 'l'is-rm-y. Ih-1-cv. 'l'ri4-m l.nwrvnv0, Lump. Pnvicll. 0'Dani0ls, Kurpvl, lvl'0lll0YCit'. BOYS' 'l'HRlEli-- Pzuloviclm, llunczm, Iiahm Sim-lv, llraccu, Plut. Pirc, lilai'h-r, 'l'riplftt4-, Marks-y, I.4:vzu'is. Tilllflllvy, l.0D1ll'fZ. YIQIIUIIIIISOII. Uvvr- pa-ck, Tivs, Rudd, Rossi, Toth. Truusil. RONV FOYR--Ilvaioll, Olson, Swinfurcl. lhnln-rtson, llishnu lim-rm-r, Hump!!-, Sumlrvtto, l'vtvrs0n, SL'hlllIlllIlll, liullrr, Iiurcz, Iiuxlman, Iiurolc, Dowd, lim-gun La l'l'1'S, R 1-ynulds. ROW' FlX7lf 'Pl'ylll!, livinsch. Trust. L'thul'1', Saul:-llwzm-1', Russ, Iiuuk4'nlm:u'l1 l'ch-rsun, Saldlvr, Pm-rry, Svntvr, Shimshok, Pouk, 'l'ay101', ll. SNYHIISIDII, Sllurp, A. SNYHIISUII, Sturm-y Roberts. IKONY ONE--I'4-11'1-lla. Prolmy, Pupf-sh, Ilihlzly. XY1ll'llillg, Slams, Sprr-iiz1-r, Slack, Vuigllt, NY4-luh-ll Sc-ppi, NVQIHIIOY, Rillllbfi, Pct:-rs, Iiakoski, Voss, .l. XVIIHIIUF, Wcnvvr. ROW TWU SIHIXYII, Olson ljm-rin, Dvorak, Sialzcr. I,l'J2lI'lll, Tukucs, Spvichvr, 'l'ah'n, Pusszns. Sxxzmsun, Turns-r, Tulur iru Pomzltto, Svitvk, Sarnicky, Olivcr, Owen. RUNY '1'HHlili- Hucich, Prodmfhl, Smyth, llruguwul, Yul- hrugzo. Sowa. Xxvl'th0l'bl'0. Tlilllkigll, Pin-trzuk, 0.Cl7llll0l', Slack, Sulmdzls, 'll-zuk, XYhih-. XY:1tkins Nortml, 0'Brivn, Saiko. BOXY l OL'R-Sluboszs-wski, Smith, Xvl'lJS1t'l', NV. XYa1Ik1'r, NYllifIlll'lA, lil:-in Sprviizcr, llucich, NYuttvx's, H. NYulkvr, NYM-sv, Vx-:u'1li, Pclric, Odor, Doyle. 145 ., .,,,. A it W I W -M.. r JN 5 Qt rv W xii- . ,A 'mu Wbkw, 95' Aww ' 'f 'V x'WYM ., 'N' Class 1951 HUXV UNIC lbuxid. llulumm. llumplu-II. lillllllll Priliisli. llzulumnki. liuluy. l.s-nmuln. Hull. HI'0l'ld'l' llruckvll. .XSlll'llIlI'l'llIl4'l', liullulz. linuili-. Ll-mis. I.ui'mn, Nlill-5. Iluill-ll. HOW TWU 'I'ulli. llurslik Gill:-llv, lbmxm-y. Sluvki. Iirvll, lll'zn'l-ai. Shim-Ida. lirun. lluvun. Slash. Slailuwizila. Ilumwuii. Sll'l'llll'l' Nllllkilf, Nlulz, liolm-iw. llipriuni. llrnul. Bulls. HONY Tlllllili Grzunlu, Hill-s. Ilill, SIlll'1'l5, Simpson. llznrris. IH-nusky. l'm-ppurml. Pupn. l.ug:l-lnml. Kopp:-il. iiglgl-l's. liulik. QZUIIIIHOIIS, lim-:igll-y. Alkinsun. Xil'llIlIi, lizilliygu. IHHY l lll'll If:-llili, llaiyvs. NYilli:lllls. llllgllv. llullsli-ill. Nlillvr. MUHSIIIII. l l'l'lll'll lain:-s, llorwzil. Fox. lluuly. lfunk. liulllumi. liunilmsi. Julinmn. G:u'zix'uliu. llinlmi. Fisk, Librrzi- or:-. IHDXY l lX'li Ifli-mimi. llainvy, Sill'l'lli2lll. lfrilz. l'ziyni'. Furmsm. lil'l'llll'l'i, .Izumi-s. llrulms. lXl'Zlllll'l'il'il, l':nlrin'k. llziim-s, liusiuc, I'.l'1llll'k, lllll, Ilailnillun, liimlcli-ns. .l0l1nsuu, Fixx. IKUXY ONIC Fllillllllgll, U5il'l'. Ilural, lixillilllii-, Mulsvlmll, .IllllI'IHl. llllll'lll'SUll. l,:ll1li-l'lr:u'l1. .Xllhl'K'. XIIIIIIIPIIII, Nl!ll'l'lHIlllill, xligllblqlli, I.l'lllllll'lI. HJISIIIUII, lllnll. Il:-lsun. ll'lluiim-ll. Ulwrlin. I'l'im'v. l'4'l'nllu. HUXY 'NYU Nll'l.1IllQ.IllliIl. Ya-ulsius. Nluully. I.l'3lIA. Nmll-laky. Iiullzmlim-. lf:-lix. llulilrick, l'm-lrillu. lla-nick, Nliknliv. Ilauln. Nlucliins. Ili-lirunli. lkissns. Phillips. llIlKll'llSlll, Vzumlznrzikis. IRUXX' 'I'llIllil-1 llurlsfm, lluilhur. Imgzin. Sclnlllz. NY:n'il. I,lilllH.Ll'l'Il, Ill-ullis. lifwllmi. Ilmmlaiu. .li-l'I'l-rsnn. lizmksluu I'lllIlDkillS, llzuululpli. limnn-rl. I'l'll'l'5llll. l.ukunicli. li4'I'IliL'k, lilIl'l'Ilil. HUXY l lll'll I.imli-mum: 'vkuig Dirk. Nlulir. llnhlc-y. l,:lllli'l'lmcli. lizils-s. Huck. l.:izur. Hllli5lil'Hl, .lm1lum'slii. .lzillLu'lmwski. iosvik. liricksun. llznng, llugzhi-s. 'lrnppf-. Nluxxail. Minimum. Nluwrl-r. RUXY I lYl-I Milli-r. Mills. Iilm-l'smi, MFI'-1ll'I2lll1I, I.allu'. lluuwliiin. xlfxlilhllll. Dilrluy. lilullsilig. Ilulx. l,all's.ul1. Lllksic, lmvzili Ilull. l,l'l.illl', l:l'iQ.Ll'l'll', Zil'Nl'llll'l'. l14Il'I'. Nll'lil'lllll, lfpzly. Nlvlrick. HUXX' SIX SL'ill'iiDl'l'. NYi'llk. K0l'hl'Ylll', Ill-l,im-, lilirlivh. Zn-nlurski. Iiiuiivlii. I-Iih-li. Ill-Zi-v. NY4-in-r, Il'.X1uil'u, XY:irml, XXR-iss, l'zll'i'oII, lfullrny. Ill-yl-x, Mum. Zvli-nlikzir. Swl-l'lxxumul, Svhulll-S. l.:iwr.ull. I-1-l K , af ' V ' A' , K ' i,,,m,,x,,,iV,t,,iV Q ' ' Class 1951 HUNX' UNIC- llammu-I. llllilh. llzurms. l'1l'UIll'k, lQlllllll'l'NllIl, lxurr, lun-lu-llmI'I'1-r'. .lulmmu. linlmlzi:-j AIlll4'I'MlIl, lirlvkson, l :u'cus. 5lllKll'l'. 'l'lll'0ll0l'4'. lfY2lllS. Alllvixl. Nlillvr. lfllllllil. RUXY TXYU Srncik, lfigurowski, 1l2lkS4'llL'll. lfrujrl, linski, l'lI'1'lIl'lI, lfinholml. lluukv, lbixun. I-Iricksnn. lion-sy linop, lllll7XYlt'S. 'l'ol'k4-lsrm, lfurivl. GZIVIIIZIH, l ul1rk1-11, lfnx. lloyd. Gm-lu-n, IIUXX' Tlllllili Vurlhm liclwurds, Hull, llvlljlllllill. Nlyvrs. Slmup. Hush, Nluwllu, 'l'znmlyu, Sillpu-V. Suxxu, llllhlill-Still, Gzlskill l'ill'llllllg, Flinl, 154-rkm-s, l':llll4'l'S0ll. llock. llllllillllilll. RONX' l 0l'll Cook, l'llll1'l'l1lHl', llzlsznglwnlulq- llronlbic-, Coukv. Smutnuk. Vishu, Grvnchik, Pnulnkns, Surmly, Sun-s-ts, Sulzn. l.nss1-r. Iiussvy Sllifflvt, Fay. Dmlvy, Slolrmlmk. ROW lflVli' llulcutz-rl-u. Iipxgx-rs. IM-l'm'to, S1114-gn, liinglvr, John- son, lfralpp, Czujkoski. l'llllIl1'lllillllI, Blur:-n. Slumlvr, Amlrlu-l1I, 1,3114-4111, .lolmsfm, linupp, liullmam Gilflllllll. HUXY SIX- llmlgs-rs, Sclmm-Insta-rll. Saxon, liruwu, Hznml, I-iuircl, llm-gn-, I'olicumlriul4's llillllllilll, Nukis, GI'il'l'il1, lfrzmklin, Nl'l'KlllilIll, Gzulmlis, .lx-nscn, Skul, RUXY UNIC---Smilh, Sims. lirnwn, .Km-llullu. Nlnllmn, xyilllllllllfli, NNR-lclm. lim-mlm, Slu-rinlzm. lin-lla-5 liulluy, llzlrvy. lfuulu. Clmiurmonlm-. l'llll'Illllll, l'l2lllhl'l, llnlzlsln, Sulzmlun. .Iullll':ls, llvw. NUXX' TWU ilu-plvy, lim-ylmlils, Nlilllllllll. Sl'llllltZ, liurilmlfli, liuswz-ll, lijl'lil'l'lI. l'4l'l'Cll'l'll'liS. lfl'i1l1ll4'. Schull Ypirvs, lin-yl11vy4-r, Yum-. Szlmlln-rg, .l0llllSUll, Yulr-k, NX'u,illuruwskl, XYl1illm'k, XX'ulkn-r, Il'.Xmirn HUXX' Tlllllili Nlcl-lugh, lfrilz. .lulmmu, llirsl1I'ivl1l. llnrlson, Nlonslmu. Suylur, Nlvvkv. Glasgow lluvkmuntrm. llilllfll, Sp:-iclu-1', lkwwin, limwrs. llillf-sich-rin, llnluli, llrnzrwirln liroolmmn, liurl mn. RUNX' lf0l'li Bla-ttillv, lim-lllvr. l.ukunuiv, .lolmsrm, lllll'lSlK'llSl'll. Lufky, l.u1ltk0. Sr-I'rik, Mm- llutkuwski, l,z1ychin, Svllwuh. llullm-rs, Vishu. Sl:-llwngvn, llRlSIllllSSl'll. Nlnlwllsu. Sm-ln-lly, NYEI1-zuk IIUXY l lVl'I Slvllilllilk, liallu, licll. l.v:ncl1, NX'nllnn. llamllnic, Nl00l'lll2lll. liz-vlm-y. Szmlius. ll1'l'lil'l' Svlmfim-lcl, llx'llg,2g4'll1:n1, lim-ll, liropp. l,illlllHlklS, 'l'illm:mn, liuzlnwski. IHJNY SIX Spil-ss, Rupp Axvlsml, lil-rnzulyn. l.icl11n-uwulla-r. 'l'rizzinu. lhggznllic, Nlulmlick, 'I'lmnms, Aclvlstun, Nlyrln-rg ?slarkz'lz, llrvw. Millcr, B1ll'l'. lli4'l'lim,L, xYil,LIlN'l'. HOXY SliYliN- lizu-nlvli, XY1'a1y. lil:-ssl-nl, llvrpzcsoll 1 zrgxus, Pupm-sll, liuyqlvn, Blullslmy, Slivkm-l, Lipillslil. H5 I -3020 1 - Q - 5.4 - , 1 V ,mu 1, ' -1,1 5,- ,A '.! i 4 - .. . .--.'V i -L, ' , 'f.. i ' w 4'Lg1 '-'E ' r , g 'Y .,r L 4 5 . .1 , Mt.-1 .1 VJAI A 1 4 1 Y 1 . 44- ,. I T 4 - , . ,. . ,-. ,N 14- , n . ' 1 146 '4 . 1- rf , 1 1 1 -4 l. - I 4 1 '1 I 1 y 4 E 1 t . 1 1 , . . ., x., g . . df. it-Fbiii -'fax B . ., an C . 4pnI,by9 3. UMOONSHINE AND HONEYSUCKLEU Always a hig event in the school year is the production of the Senior play, which this year was entitled Moonshine and Honeysuckle. The play, presented Fehruary 19 and 20, had for its set.ing the hills of Kentucky. This year a new system was initiated where- hy a douhle cast of girls were chosen. The cast of girls for the first performance was, Norma Reynolds, Marian Lapicki, K. Mathers, Norma Ruden, and Helen Swanson. The cast for the second performance was, jacque Hurley, Joan Ciegerich, jo Ann Pritz, Evelyn Baldwin, and Barhara Flint. The cast of hoys was the same for hoth performances. lt included Bill Freitag, Reid Holmstrom, Tom Flint, Doug Berggren, Doug Noll, Doug Metz, and Boh Penn. The Senior play was under the direction of Fred Holt, who is from the Speech faculty of the College of St. Francis: Andy Krawitz, of Joliet junior Collegeg and Ann johnson of the Senior class. The Committees for the play were: Proper' tiesg Bev Wills, Jo Ann Davis, Florence Klipfel, jo Ann Downey, Jeanne Farr, Dolores Wiilaiiis, joan Halleland, Ann johnson. Makeupg Tedra Wulfe, Darlene Owens, Virginia Overhey, Katherine Benton. Publicity, Len Engelhardt, Marie Sorenson, Rosann Trizna, Marcia Lyden, Beverly Lindstrom. Ticket Reservationsg Mr. Rickhoff, Marshall Carney, Helen jackinof ski, Lorraine Machak, Tom Francis, Mitzie Comhas. Ticket Sales, Miss Pha Ruggles, Miss Mary L. Fisher. The carpenter work was done hy Ivan Bald' win, Boh Herman, jim Buta, Willizlm Brown and Steve Passas. The scenery was painted by K. Mathers. After The Senior Play l IlKS'l' HUXY l l'4-img, Givgrich, Swanson, Rumlvn, Baldwin. SECUNIJ ROXY Nng.tl'u, Priiz. lNlllfhl'I'S, H1-yllolils, lK1'l'gg.L1'4'll, Lupieki. 'HIIHIJ HOXV-liowm-y, XVinuns. lilipfc-I. l Ul'li'l'll HORN' rllolm- SlI'llIll, IH-nn, Flint, Noll, N1'lll1llllK'll. 13 ww 33425 f vi Qwiifw 1 ' -x X if Az First pgp fylaetiryg 4-rl. Ilurvzll. Iulzlowskl, Xhclluuslu, Ibllmmnln SIUDNU IEUXX linsx llf-Nlulllv, I'l'1-Hu. Jlbllllhllll, l.zu'sull. l lIiS'l' IRUXX' l'zmlul'i Sui ' W Presented Mcfflrl s Supl. limmr. Haul:-I IA. flul. .Xl JUIIIISUII. I-'irsl Sl'l'Q-fl'1IllI lla-rlwrl sltllllllth 1 nhl Nu mul In Mullins tnhl Imam Nnullnnm lHb'I'1' Vulm Fund Il Hal XI' I52 THE GENERAL CHOIR CLASS POEM 1048 By Constantine Sarnios The Seer looked away Before he spoke, The horizon in his eyes. His gray rohe flowed In the cooling hreezeg His hright eyes flashed with fire, The future ahead, He spoke to us, W4iits like a brightfhued mistg Rest shimmering there, Gathering ahead, With the hopes and dreams of all men. The mist is yours, Vvhiiting for form, To he patterned after your dreams. NVhate'er there rises Will come from your heart And he huilt solely by you. So huild towers and spires, Nohle and tall, To remain here after you're gone. And always strive To fulfill the dream To huild higher, for in that is life. Know with eaeh task, Eaeh hour of toil, Each trickle of honest sweat, Your tower grows. Soaring hy deeds, Climbing to reach the bright sky. An answering beam From the heavens above Broke foith, and light bathed hls formg An answering rumble From the gathering clouds Eehoed his mightly truths. The dark purple clouds Gathered ahoveg Their Shadowy towers piled yet higher. A holt from the hlaekest Suddenly flashedg The Seer vanished, and the silent throng wondered. 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WEBER DAIRY COMPANY WOODRUFF CLINIC PHARMACY WOODRUFF HOTEL BARBER SHOP A FRIEND A FRIEND Iiorne Iiorne Iionne Iiorne Iiorne Iiorne Home Iiorne Iknne 11orne Home fiorne Home fiorne liorne Iiorne Iiorne 11on1e 11orne Home 11orne Iiorne Piorne 11orne P1orne 11orne liorne Iiorne Iiorne liorne fiorne Iiorne 11orne 11orne 11on1e 11orne 11on1e Home Iiorne 11orne 11orne Piorne Home 11on1e Home Iiorne Iiorne 11orne 11orne Iiorne 11orne fiorne HOME ROOM PATRONS fioorn Rocnn Rocnn Roona 11oorn P13orn fioorn Room 1?oorn Roonn Roonn Roonl Roon1 fioorn Roon1 Roonm Roonm Room Room Rooni Roonm ROOH1 Roon1 Roonl Roonl ROOH1 Roonl Roonm Roonl Roonl Roonl Roon1 Roonl Roonm ROOH1 Roonl Roonl Roonu ROOH1 Roonl Roon1 Roon1 Roon1 Roonm ROOH1 Roon1 Roon1 Roon1 Roonm Roon1 Roonm Roonl ' nwcns 403 405 406 495 498 1- 101 103' 105 115' 117 Af 1 119 121 123 129 131 173Q' 173c' 187 195' 197 198 199u' 217 219C 223 229' 230 232 253b' 253C 267398 269 1- 273u' 273c' 291 308' 316 323 329c 329b 330 331 361 363 372 375 376 377 379 380 381 397 1 wr t i' Y 1 if t ' 1 n I' roonm gave nmnethan S3 157 ff S950 THE CALENDAR September 2 Fall Semester Begins 26 Football at East Rockford October 2 Pep Assembly-Gymnasium 3 Football with Elgin-here 9 Assembly-Fire Prevention 10 Football with West Aurora-here 14 Faculty Mixer 16 S.G.A. Dance-Combined Gyms 17 Football with Freeport-there 23 National Honor Society Movie 24 Football with LaSalle-Peru-here 31 Football with Rockford-here November 7 College Play 7 Football with East Aurora-there l0 Armistice Day Assembly ll Armistice Day Holiday l3 Parents' Night 14 Sophomore Chorus Dance 2l, 22 Band Concert 27 Thanksgiving Recess 28 Basketball with Marseilles-there 29 Basketball with Champaign-here December 4 Pep Assembly-Combined Gyms 5 Orchestra Concert ' 5 Basketball with Moline-here 6 Basketball with Marmionfthere 9 Orchestra Assembly 12 Faculty Tea 12 Basketball with West Rockford'-here 13 High School Basketball with Pekin- there 14 Choir Concert 18 Cavalcade of Stars l9 Basketball with Elgindthere 20 Basketball with Quincy-here 3l New Year's Eve Dance Icmucxry 3 Wrestling with Thornton-here 6 Basketball with Lockport-there 8, 9, 12 First Semester Final Exams 8 Basketball with East Aurora-here 12 G.A.A. Dance 16 Basketball with LaSalle-Peru-here 17 Wrestling with Danville-gym-here 19 Second Semester Begins 23 Wrestling with Proviso-here 23 Basketball with West Aurora-there 24 Basketball with Lockport-here 27 National Honor Assembly 30 Basketball with Freeport-there 31 Wrestling with Rockford-here February 6 Basketball with Elgin-here 6 S.G.A. Dance After Basketball Game 12 Holiday-Linco1n's Birthday 14 Clinton Basketball-here 16 Wrestling-New Trier-here 19, 20 Senior Play 21 Wrestling-Hinsdale-here 27 Basketball with West Aurora-here March Week of March l Regional Basket- ball Tournament 10, ll, 12 Sectional Basketball Tourna- ment 11 Year Book Assembly 19 Orchestra Concert April 8, 9, 10 Operetta 27 Double Assembly 30 'Step-Up Day-Rural School tall day? 30 Military Ball May 7, 8 Band Concert 13 S.G.A. Double Assembly 20 Award Assembly 21 Senior Day 24 G.A.A. Tea 28 lunior-Senior Prom Iune 1 Baccalaureate 2 Ivy Day Exercises 2 Commencement 5 Alumni Dance 'i555ff5'fv, QUQILHHY HJOYAYLTUI WW' f 2 f f wwf.. E-5 7 JQ-li-zg. L51l9h,-u-wcw'Eul- -L wa s .L . If -I. E E fee. is gms ,Tut 'mfg 'f I . - ri. q 51.734-J truest ---- Vgith af batqf - - Je 1 r J Jf 1514 Y 2 lu ,L I ' lcrg.. - e W -Q-vi:d'if:! I 'L J. 3? J. J. L-L l -F f . J' u 3.45 Ii- li -ar I J. , ,LA J?-'S-J L Q .F A High .... I on --Stu baigrtlftziiiig Will' Ea- L L, -L u. ,as fa Q ,S cena- quav avg- V9 fog'E'iE.'E'.2.LE We J ,L L-1 J an -I an 1 -fl 6 an . sf Pg 5 - - Ahave-U '8'F19'1t ,h9 J-'f'1 5jl',, - , glffb 4. rf? JapJ,, ,44,,- 'L1f , . -E-f?4'VTf3iQ3Jf1 vue f - 3 ws!! gg. - - -L -F' 1 v .1 n 1132.1 W' ' 4'0fV f ht, :ya-4 777714-a. -'Y - Q49 ff 'H Q J, 'QR