La Salle Peru Township High School - Ell Ess Pe Yearbook (La Salle, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1955 volume:

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M , .pp 1 N - C'-,fav h I I ,QQNW44-f xx Wzzfsftsv.-av P a g e 2 Thus 1955 Ell Ess Pe brrngs to a close four memorable years for you senuors Ages ago when you were freshmen It seemed thus day would never come Your annual stat? has spent many hours preparing this remarkable chronxcle of recent LP hnstory They merit your gratitude Cherish thus souvennr of your days at LP It wall be the only contact many of you wall have wxth your Alma Mater As you thumb through thus book In years to come may you re luve some of the happy days you have spent here F H Dolan Superuntendent I t xi 4 ff lf t ' if-lv: ...fix ' MVN ymm W1 ,Q sw ix-. mln , mr Tff 'A M, M ,www Q X . ,X Qi . Y I2 .- 1 f Q Q f A If if 3 2 ? 2 Q 5 5, 5 -. .kk 3 .... w ? 1 5 'iw-0+ -- ' A - - w-,Q -A. ,. f 'Q 351. L' 5 'A w 0-bf-,,. '. wvvwq W 2 fa-M w..,,, i , if .V if mt. i nm, ,M H ..., , 'ag A , H mf 5 .a14i-,4,'f3M'23Aw Y M S, xx: 1? W 2 ivy A i 'I ,fwnh f-.1 553-:.nr+ Q 'J' V 339' ,fi 54 L I f, M A, E w Q .,d'S?n,?fl5-. 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Mfg. , Q ,, 14 ww .1 xp ' ,V ,,,,, ,I IAJ EM ' I H ' , . , 451-9'E'a'E f . , ,'i,g',:g, -gp. www' fwfM ' Z I . - .Q H Q In , , K S 'J ., , Mm 'S ' L f , v L ?- 9k'f:i3Qz8w 2 -2 . FIFTH STREET U . TAPESTRY . . . ALL STUDENT'S MEMORY. . STAINED GLASS WINDOW SERVE AS CAMPUS LANDMARKS IN W ff:-if if Ik -.-E , 4- --.,, 3: 5 9 'I '35 5 Isla.. V If -Q-.......w..,,,,,,w.,,,,,..W...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,WMM M31 33, Vw f- f, fgpaffgn H Wuafwi TI-IE Adm n s Fifa s YZYBLE GF CONT EN TS 5por't5 Classes 102 2 fiE425ff-f'f-Z:Il?5.'?fi3f2f:I' Ia'-SVS o'o'3 f:'.'!3:':5'.'o'v 72 IO : . I Page I2 The faculty makes up a large part of the admlnlstratlon They day by day guide the steps of students Into, through and out of hugh the ofhce staff and the school board All cooperate sn presenting paths ot the future to LP students lllllllllllllllllllllll school. Working hand-in-glove with them are sk ,Q .. x Q 3 Q X 2 E X Q if S 51 'Q . 'E 1 , 1, ,K S if A If' ,wx iv W m !'-A-1,7 M Gmwpm. fl Y ' , X1 fv 1 ' 4 'Q X 4, y ,ia 3 I 79 la., If . .V 3 if ,Sf f, ' 5? ,W -2. 7- 3, Q 'L 2 5 'r ' D Francis H Dolan Superintendent f La Salle Peru Township Hugh School h s a frtendly smtle and understanding attention for faculty and students allke Superintendent Dolan recelved his Doctor of Education degree from Colorado State College of Educatnon tn the summer of T953 This IS the twenty hfth year he has been actlvely engaged ID the admlnlstra trve actrvztles of L P Prlor to his appointment In T947 as superintendent he served as asslstant prnnctpal of the hugh school and teacher of mathematlcs Mr Harry L Wilmot Dean of LPO Junxor College and reglstrar for the hugh school IS kept very busy counselmg students helprng them solve thelr problems and decide on future 'obs and schooling He IS also In charge of the testing program supervlslng the administration of the tests and agarn counsellng students as to the results of the tests BOARD MEETS TO PLAN SCHOOL YEAR At 4 30 P M on the second Wednesday of each month this group of ClVlClT1If1Cled men meets ID the Board of Education room to make plans for the welfare of students and faculty members f LP and LPO These men are a term of three years Thelr many services In clude hlrlng of teachers making out of hnanclal reports and approving bulls and salaries J Cah Howard G Cleer Francs T Duncan presd Paul Grove Page I4 J Herbert Hoschet Hobart Peters John L R ck M George L He bolsl e mer Attorney l r. ' . , ' o . , ' , - - ' - D l I a ' I I D 1 . . elected by the voters of school district 120 for o - - - . y -1 -'-'-1- r , D. . ill 4. ,T i . ., i ent t . s 5 . o , . D. . r 1 i , At any time during the day the omce staft can be seen engaged in their many duties These vary from answering the phone and cashiering in the cafeteria and book store to keeping records and checking attendance Ofhce person nel are Dolores Sorrentxno Pauline Maggi Elsie Frank Frances Mattiazza and Dorothea Janz Secretary of the Board of Education FRESHMEN REGISTER OFFICE HAS SCHEDULES READY Miss Irene Page Dean of Girls is always ready with helping h nd for dean Miss Page holds the position of head of the glrls health education de partment 0- Mr Howard Fellows has served as a member of the LP faculty for forty three y ars H has held e position of Athletic Director since l928 h s o is schedule all sports events and keep the athletic de partment running smoothly public relations wise The Dean of Boys M Walter Tyler is more com monly known among his students a Ty He also teaches history and coaches baseball M Tyler and Miss Page both serve as advisers to the Student Council Page 15 I I , . E , r. . X , ' -- a ' a L-P ' girls. ln addition to being frosh-soph football and , ' . r. e . e th ' , i i b ' fo --1 l. FACULTY DISCUSS VACATIONS AND PLAN THEIR DONALD H ANDERSON B A George Peabody College for Teachers Englrsh RAYMOND F BROLLEY M A Umversufy of Illlnols Englush PATRICIA CONNOLLY Unnversny of Illmols ASSISIBHT Lrbrarlan Early in the fall each year faculty members have a plcnlc at Centennial Park IH Peru The plcmc provldes e to acquannfed Faculty women enloy a co ee hour In th .I C womens soclal room after a busy day Pnctured here are Mnss Shirley Brooke, Muss Marlenne Gould Mrs Ednfh Hawbaker Mass Elsle Muller Miss Mary Ellen and Mass Irene Page COURSES ELIZABETH CUMMINGS M A Northwesiern Unlverslty Lubrarnan MARY ELLEN EVERS M E Umversny of Illmous Englush Freshman Class Advrser M A MARIENNE G GOULD M A Umversny of Wusconsun Englrsh Y. Page I6 a Tim for all get an A , -. I I W ' 5 ' NM 4 ff ' e . . I A .I Q . I .- Evers, Miss Mary Weeg, 'Q I 'A ... , . 34' 'L MARY LOUISE HELLER M A Marretta College Engllsh MARHA HENRY M A Unuverstty of Chucago Englush DOROTHE YOUNG KOSTELLIC Unnversnty of lllrnols English Yearbook Advnser Qulll and Scroll Sponsor Wh Us vs..- Ls ks WILLIAM E OBRIAN A Umversuty of Chlcago English WILLIAM MARSHALL STRINGFELLOW Umverslty of New Mexico Englnsh Speech Radlo Club Raduo Actuvmes M A MARY M WEEG B Umversny of lllmous Englush Readung LITERATURE AND GRAMMAR PROVIDE TOOLS EOR LIVING Frlends Romans court trymen lend me your ears Mrs Dorothe Kostel lcs sophomore Engllsh class record thelr volces as they recite passages of Julrus Caeser from memory Playung back the recordnng gnves the students an oppor tunlty to hear theur own voices and thereby Improve theur dlctuon lnflectuon and pronunclatson Miss Maruenne Gould's gunnor English class has a more Informal lnterpre tation of another of Shakes peare's plays as they act out scenes from Hamlet In full costume Don DeGroot, a solduer, Joe Jakse, Hora tno, Harry Swanson, Marcel lus, and Bob Waclaw and Ken Greenlng, guards, re cerve thenr unstructuons from Dnrector Gould whale G Ernckson as the ghost of Hamlet towers above them THOUGHT AND SPEECH Page I7 ' 'N . - L 'L-' . .1 D y Sf . 2' ,L .. I W1 Nt' , X, gs 2. - Li , A , as I . , . . , A. M. U I I 1 I 1 ' , ,, I . s s,-ml ORVILLE S. BAUER, M. S. University of Illinois Physics, Industrial Arts NOAH A. BUNCH, M. A. George Peabody College Biology SCIENCE PREPARES STUDENTS FOR A SCIENTIFIC Mr Orville Bauer demonstrates the principles of a single fixed pulley to Ed Tomaszewski during an experiment in physics class Eds partners in the experiment Jim Mathieu and Richard Snow look on Page I8 -n LETA L. MARSH, M. A. George Peabody College Geography, General Science Junior Class Adviser E. G. Marshall, Ph. D. Indiana University Chemistry WORLD WILLIAM R SCHULTZ M A Columbia University Biology Conservation JOHN STRELL M S University of Illinois Biology JOHN C WILLARD M S University of Illinois Chemistry Mathematics Director of AudloVisual Education , . . I . , . . 1 , . , . , . . 1 r an ,I X z L. M. HOENSCHEID, M. A. University of Iowa Health Education, Physiology Freshman Basketball Coach, Tennis JAMES J. VALEK, B. S. University of Illinois Health Education, General Science Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track I HERBERT B. VALETT, M. A. University of Iowa Health Education Swimming Coach GENE VANCE, B. S. University of llliinos Health Education Varsity Basketball Coach BOYS AND GIRLS KEEP IN GOOD HEALTH WITH EXERCISE .... Linda Gantz and Jean Wolciechowski try to sneak in late to gym class while Miss Irene Page takes roll It didnt work, they got their T for tardy N! al 4 One, two one, two up clown Mr James Valeks lunior senior gym class gets a work out in calls thenics So this is what makes LP boys so strong' SHIRLEY J BROOKE M S Florida State University Health Education L IRENE PAGE M A Stanford University Health Education Dean of Girls Cheerleaders Student Council University of Illinois Health Education G A A Page I9 ' ' r I I 5' I , . . T-rv an ' MARY stevens, M. ra, :Mfg . I, . . . . RAYMOND S JUNGCK M S Stout lnstntute lndustrual Arts CHARLES E KORN M S lowa State Umversny Drafting Sophomore Class Advuser NORMAN PETERSOXI M S Bradley Umversuty Industrial Arts LP BOYS LEARN TO USE MANUAL SKILLS mug Don Anderson Ken Small and Ball Sexton check their record books for agrlcul ture class wlth their mstruc tor, Mr James Gibbons Ray Posladek and Clark White operate a lathe In the machine shop Boys In the LP shops turn out many Interesting and useful artlcles JAMES R GIBBONS M S Unnversny of lllmols Vocatuonal Agnculture F F A Adviser Page 20 A . , . . I A K V . , . . 5 , 5 A 'W' H' tw . ,Q 2- A' .4 A 1 . I . JOHN W CARSON M B A Unnverslty of Denver Commerce W H FARNHAM M S Umversnty of llllnons Typmg General Busmess Traumng Golf Coach MARY MCLAUGHLIN M A State Unlversnty of Iowa Shorthand Typlng Office Machlnes Secretarnal Scnence GERTRUDE KATHARINE RICHTER M A Umversny of Iowa Commerce WHILE THE GIRLS PREPARE TO BE SECRETARIES OR HOUSEVVIVES Mr Wlllls Farnham dns plays the home posmons on the typewrlter keyboard for hls first year commer cral typang class X ROYAL eoeroosafsoo ba 6 ooo 96043 DKWQ is 1 KATHLEEN GAYNOR Home Economlcs JANE HEISER B Stout lnstnute Home Economncs F H A Advlser S These cookles look good Marllyn Zltoun Janet Pottlnger Pat Jaronsku and Gayle Lund examine the product of their IOIDL eFFort In Miss Jane Hensers home economrcs class Page 21 ' 9 Q . V. A 4h - -Q. Lx L C, Y , 2 v L .llxle 1 1 0CH3l30iMDOSO 3 .. , Iwi! Q. I I .-' 2,1 5 . ' ' ' xl ,, A.- A , A Z TIRZA ENNOR M A WILLIAM F PETERS M S Unlversuty of Mlchngan Umversuty of lllnnors Mathematics Mathematncs Drrvers Tramung HOWARD FELLOWS M A Ohuo State Umverslty Mathematlcs LEE W PETERSEN M M Mlchrgan Unuverslty Mathematlcs Drrector of Athletncs Track Coach Unrversnty of Mnchugan Mathematucs Mathematucs Club MATH IS THE FOUNDATION OF MODERN LIFE Duck Curtnss Kay Smlth and Joe Fulmer members of Mass Elsle Mullers ad vanced algebra class put the problems for the day on the board from which students can check thenr papers Mass Mary Ann Held helps some students from her Unuted States history class wlth lnformatuon for a program they are to broadcast over WLPO Mr Wllllam Strrngfellow man aged the production of the program The students who partlcspated In the panel dlscusslon concernlng the constltutlon tests all U S hustory classes take are Bob Udvance, Janet Lemler, Bull Hahne, and Ardlth Lamps Page 22 Umversnty of Illmors Mathematics ELSIE MULLER, M. A. LESLIE RABE, A. M. I I I KATHERINE J. REINHARD July 30, 1887 - November 21, 1954 Miss Reinhard, who taught social studies at L-P and L-P-O for forty-four years, retired in 1954. She received her B. A. degree from Northwestern University in 1910 and her M. A. from Columbia University in 1927. She also studied at the University of Paris, Cambridge, the University ot Chicago, and the Mexican Seminar. In remembrance of Miss Reinhard, the school plans to give a citizenship award to a deserving senior girl each year. The Katherine Reinhard Citizenship Award will be in the form of a gold trophy. SOCIAL SCIENCE HELPS STUDENTS TO PROFIT FROM HISTORY JOHN W GRAHAM M A ARTHUR F SYMOND M A Un vers ty of Wsconsin University of Pennsylvania Social Science Speech Social Science MARY ANN HELD M A WALTER TYLER M A University of Illin is University of Illinois Soc al Sc ence Social Sc ence Dean of Boys S B MCCARTNEY M A Northwestern Un vers ty Social Science T cket Manager Football Baseball Service Squad Student Council Ib! R' X 1 r Page is i i i ' ' ' ' , , . . , . . . . . O. . . . . i i ' I , , , , I . . , . . I i i . . .,..,..... - . . . . , , VI,n is , . 5 V. ' A f. . if 7 I , , - : 51 . ' . 9 '- 4.1.5 X ' ' fi . . 1 A ' ' ' 1.'4'wf: 211- - f'5 ,Q' , , 1,4 J if ,ss i l. f , ,J jr ? t' 95533, - .. if-f aeria- EDITH SHAW HAWBAKER, M. A. French, Latin Pennsylvania State University LEOTA MILLER, A. M. University of Southern California Latin EARL TROBAUGH, M. A. University of Illinois Spanish Senior Class Adviser LANGUAGE AND ARTS BRING INCREASED CULTURE Esta es la clase de espanol. Paula Chlebus tells Rod Platt and Don Andrews that this is a Spanish class, while Mr. Earl Trobaugh looks on to grade her work. Page 24 L-P's advanced art classes have many projects, including making posters and scenery for the Christmas Concert. Here, workng on the stage scenery are Donald Rossman, Kay Benedict lfore- groundl, and Alice Hebel, Mr. Edward Edwards, and Roger Welsh lbackl. EDWARD E. EDWARDS, B. F. A. Illinois Wesleyan University Art DARYL L. FETTERS, M. A. University of Iowa Instrumental Music L-P Band Parents Association ROY E. JOHNSON, M. M. University of Nebraska Vocal Music There IS great satisfaction ID feeling that one for four decades has played some part In helping mold the youth of our great nation Especially has It been a privilege to play some part In local state and national educational programs But one IS most grateful for having been able to teach with a faculty and In the classrooms of such a fine Institution as La Salle Peru Township High School and LPO Junior College A fine educational Institution with fine leadershIp IS and should always be the goal of a fine com munity John W Graham BEST LUCK TO RETIRING EMPLOYEES career here In LP and look forward to other BCTIVITIES I wish the teachers and the administration every success In their endeavors to attaln higher professionalism and unity so that they more fully realize a life abundant the better to guide and Inspire the students To the students I recommend a deeper Insight Into the basic values of lIfe so that they may grow In that which IS genuine and honest To the TrICIty area I QIVS my acknowledgement that here IS my home, the birth place of my family I shall always have Interest In the events of this INSTITUTION and community Arthur Symond Page 25 I , . With mixed emotions I close my teaching My 1 K-fb if we SPECIAL SERVICES ARE PROVIDED FOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY One of the services of the Hygienic lnstntclte as the admlnnsterxng of T B tests to students and faculty each year Dr Arlington Alles school physnclan checks the results of Marne Townes test whsle Mrs Hulda Canty records the results Mass Loretta Yopp works wnth the lnstutute nn makmg arrangements for the tests KATHERINE SCHALLA Cafeterla Dlrector Mrs Katherine Schalla has a bug 'ob preparung lunches for the student body and faculty of L P She IS pnctured at one of her many extra dutles fllllng the candy bar machine Page 26 K i . . . . I . . , I ARLINGTON AILES M D 6, ,er Physician P 4.. The ganltors of LP are always busy during school after school and at even :ng funcflons They are Harry Bradtke Domlnlc Serrl James Flannery Peter Rotsart Jerry Prendergast and Charles Beltramunl THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES KEEP LP CLEAN Mrs Gus Pelke cafeteria worker assists Mrs Katherine Schalla nn the kitchen and wuth the preparation of meals Mrs Mary Nleclzwleckl IS one of L P s charwomen Those not pxctured are Mrs Anna Buckwald and Mrs Josie Procek Page 27 1 -l . . ,J ' ,.- I fy ' a f 1 fv3 .1 fl . I Lx , .T W s I - V- X ssh l I ,I ' L. ' ' I V 1 1 ' . : , g. A .. . ' i I I 1 I ' 1 , . 1 Page 28 Extra curricular actlvltles play a larg role In nelplng to make goool citizens of tm, Student governing b clles l bs organt at and fine arts programs open portals of tne cc al world to young adults preparlng for lst llElllllllS ,wwf . ,fwfidaw , S E 3 X I S ' ix Qzg:-I Q 2 :'Z..' ' 1 i PS Q X ' Z Y 1 ? Ai ii I Y. - 5 ig 1 gy , 3. M, 3, This year for the first time, pep rallies are held in the morning before home games. Mary Ross, Judy Bomely, JoAnn Angello, Sheila Studzinski, and Mary Lou Saporiti lead L-P students in peppy cheers. Before the last game of the season ILP vs Elgin, students gather around the players busses to give them a rousing send off ASSEMBLIES AND PEP MEETINGS FOSTER SCHOOL SPIRIT Juniors and seniors vie for high sales record an the annual magazine subscription Nancy Hall and Donna Richards admire prizes which students receive for selling magazines Page 30 campaign. Barbara Liesse, Dick Linden, W y Underclassmen In the balcony of the audl In the pledge of alleguance thus observing a Tornum loan lunlors and semors on the first floor tradmon wnth whlch every assembly ns opened AND PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT AND INSTRUCTION Losers must pay The consequences Juniors horn Bull Hahne Melva Crolsanf Lucla Lyons prove hugh salesmen In the magazine campaugn Alnce Burch Marlene Baker Allce Peters and therefore are entertained by The senuors The Deanna Stella provrde royal entertalnment cast Bud LeBou1on Pat Mellen Sally Schermer ww Page 31 ' I ' 1 1 I I r I 1 1 , . . 3 I I ' Q 'N-gf .0 ' U . nf The llbrary at LP IS dedicated to the memory of Thomas J McCormack Superlntendent of La Salle Peru Township Hugh School from T903 until l932 The mam reacllng room accommodates 180 readers Students at LP have access to a book collection of 14000 volumes Including excellent reference maternal LIBRARY CENTER OF Page 32 Through an orientation course offered clurmg the first semester members of the freshman English classes learn to use the lnbrary lnstruc tlon Includes lectures and problems covering the use of the card catalog Reader s Gulde and the vertical tile Current periodicals and dauly papers are arrong the Iubrary s most popular read mg materlals Jerry Camp bell Joe Marina and Bob Waclaw find mterestxng artrcles In the Chicago and New York papers recenved daily at the library . . . . STUDENT INDUSTRY . . 4 . Lubrary assistants handle much of the routine work at the mann desk Joanne Hararnnncnch IS shown as she checks out books for Jlm Spltzmlller and Jam Mathleu STUDENT ASSISTANTS GAIN EXPERIENCE SERVING STUDENTS FACULTY Ken Rybarczyk Bull Potocnxk and Lenny Westfall consult the card catalog The llbrary assistants are Indispensable rnern and Joanne Haramlncuch Standing second row bers of the library staff These students give one Nancy Allen Davtd Chernelewskl Jane Walsh peruod of their day to llbrary servlces Bull Thomas Leonard Jaskolskl and Paula Stork Assistants plctured are Carol Ann Guzlec man Lucta Lyons Mary Jane Larson Marulyn Loekle Page 33 , I ' I . .Na R xx I I I . ' , I . .I I . . . . 1 . I -I - . . I . I Q . I l . I game F11 The Annual stafT begins nts busy year with a Carole Jean Wollack Alan Peters Bull Llebhart drnner at whrch time plans are made tor the Gene Zeman Duck Feldhaus Mrs Dorothe yearbook subscrrptron drlve Lnnda Bernard: Kostellrc adviser Marlon Dane Bob Sell Mary Donna Koehler Margre Cern Madonna Kvvatrck Ann Makse Bud LeBouton Duck Bernard: and Caryl Beutler Kathleen Ellerbrock Bull Muller Joan Angenendt STAFF BEGINS YEAR WITH DINNER MEETING To launch the subscrrptron drrve thrs year Dr Deadnngston leads hrs Safarl through Epsselle Land to find the mnssrng EII Ess Pes Bull Lrebhart Drck Feldhaus fDr Deadlngstonl Gene Zeman and Alan Peters Mrs Frances Mattlazza bookstore clerk recerves subscrlptlon money from Home Room Publlcatrons Representatrves Janet VII lers Sheila Platt Charlott Mankowskl Robert Bac: dore Tony Baratta and Chuck Morlaruty I Page 34 I 1, f' ' I W' 'J , C I -1 - ,M . Q .N 0, r 1 QE .Q I I I I I I ' : I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' , . 3 1 ' 1 ' I 1 ' cn I I V I . 1 1 any Lucla Lyons Mary Jane Larson Joanne Sob kowlak Mary Lou Jurkowskl and Carole Schmutz hurry to the Cnty Hall Iroom IISJ to purchase marriage llcenses from Clerk Duck Feldhaus the Incense IS their tucket of admusslon to the Sadle Hawkms Dance PLANS SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE AND FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN During the lntermlsslon of the dance Dorothy and her Deafenlng Drums IBIII Mlllerj Pearl and her Preclous Plano CBIII Llebhartj Charlene and her Charm mg Cello CAlan Petersl Veronica and her Maglc Vlolln CGene Zemanl under the dlrectlon of John J Bartholmew Patroz zlck Schnobble IDlck Feldhausl perform to the delight of the crowd Acclalmed the best dressed couples at the dance are Ikneellngb Don Plano John Gunn Jack Morrison wnth thenr escorts Istandlngj Margaret Jaskolskl Roseanne Thran and Janice Carter The two couples on the right Fred Burke Joe Smith Shlrley Gregorlch and Glona Kaszynskl have the best corsages Page 35 1 I ' I 1 1 I . 5 ' - I I ', I V, , 5-f ' 'S 'x . . . . . 1 r I - 1 I 1 I Yi, N I 'J-F 4' , . r , 1 . . '- 1 - 1 ,J Y . . . . XT! Q f I af. I ' I lj. ., I ' ' V, g - I . . ,Q ' I .ll I v YEARBOOK STAFF PLANS SECTIONS Sports edltors Bud LeBoutor1 and Duck Bernard: study the sports pages of local rm ws papers to see what the protesslortals say about the game 'lf Page 36 4. 3- A . I . . e A Jyda., Q , r , I 2 '12 . by J ' XY if 2 A Q, I 5 .A 'I assusts Marlon Dane tacuity edltor orgamzmg her copy Barbara Berry and Joan Angenendt sensor co edltors work together t assemble the sensor section Girls sports edrtors Linda Bernarda and Donna Koehler prepare a plcture to Q Kwatlck and Marge Cerrl actlvltles editors find the dlmenslons onthe eluslve sllde rule WRITES COPY 'Ts 5 MEETS DEADLINES Alan Peters Edltor Carole Jean Wollack discusses the yearbook flnancual status wlth Business Manager Page 37 1 . - . I O N 1 'Num ir be sent to the en raver, while Madonna . .I . . . Y . X. . X , ,f-AW fxr . H of QUILL AND SCROLL RECEIVES 8 MEMBERS Semors are honored and lunlor lournallsts are pledged to Quill and Scroll at a dlnner held nn Hotel Peru QBack rowl Duck Feldhaus Bull Muller Alan Peters Robert Sell CFront rowl Madonna Kwatlck Gene Zeman Marlon Dane Mrs Dorothe Kostelllc prcture was taken The L P Chapter received nts charter an 1934 and was re established and became an active organization In 1951 JOURNALISM STUDENTS PROVE THAT WORK AND PLAY CAN BE COMBINED Annual staff members hold a Chrlstmas pot Aboard for Show Business fun food and follow . I . . I , 1 . I I . I . . I adviser. Carole Wollack, absent when E II. I I Marie Perscett and Suzanne Ream execute a kick routine, the melody- Tea for Two . ALL ABOARD FOR SHOW BUSINESS Students of L-P-O lend their eftorts to the production: Julian Schlesinger at the piano, Don Robinson, Janet Villers, Anita Joop, Mike John Ginn, singing Count Your Blessings , establishes his philosophy as the show begins. He is accompanied by Loretta Perscett. EXHIBITS STUDENT TALENT Castiglia, Arlyn Balda, ffrontl Wally Rave and Matt Costello, perform as Five Sharps and a Flat , under the direction of Don Robinson. The Ink BIots are in the comedy department: Yvonne Grant, Judie Ellerbroclc, Shir- lee Daniels and Lori Johnston interpret Need Your Lovm AND RECEIVES ENTHUSIASTIC ACCLAIM Donna Waclas Janet Vll lers and Annta Joop snng Muskrat Ramble and rlval the T V trio that made the song famous Nelda Whaley and Donna Welden do a snappy Scot tnsh tap to By Gosh Page 40 Band Alumni, who support band activities, meet regularly: lstandingl Mr. Daryl Fetters, director, Marilyn Menchhoff, Jane Sweger, Donald Williams, Robert Stirratt, Arnold Zaeske, Sylvia Meglan Kirsteatter, Matilda Brady, Ralph Tida- back, Roger Tidaback, Wayne Caskey, Clyde Kar- losky, Donald Robinson, Howard Brown, Rudy Ferentchak, Paul Rossok, David Mauritzen, lseatedlz Ruby Dobberstein, Jean Rolander Hub bard Jackie Gels, Frank Gerace, Michael Castiglia Marilyn Meglan, James Flohr, Dolores Kaszynski Ronald Hale Diane Mason Janet Locke Ruth Moyle Alumni not pictured Kenneth Baum Richard Baum, Burton Stevenson, and Jean Franks. BAND PARENTS ASSOCIATION ACTIVE The L-P Band and Band Parents Association spansored a candy sale to provide scholarships for band members to L-P-O Junior College. Perry Erhart, president of the band, sells Dr. Dolan the first candy bar. Mr. Sam Brady, president of the B. P. A., Mr. Erwin Temple, second vice-president, Mr. Daryl Fetters, band director, Mrs. Marie Erhart, treasurer, Mrs. Clyde Morrison, secretary, exa- mine a football show film of the l95r1 season. Mr. Edward Urbanowski, first vice-president is not pictured. Page 4l IBack rowlz Lynn Kirsteatter, Don Volk, John Morrison, Charles Moriarity, Daryl L. Fetters, director, Joanne Gostomski, IFifth rowl: Shelia Platt, Bennie Whaley, Richard Hauser, Robert Auler, Keith Beck, Patricia Long, James Way, Nancy Streight, IFourth rowl: Louis Danz, Dale Leach, Michael Yocum, Alan Way, Charlene Flannery, Paul Hoberg, Ronald Willard, William Vroman, Peter Magnoni, David Shetter, Francis Hrovat, IThird rowl: James Kidd, Robert Noramczyk, Julian Schlesinger, Richard Lipka, James Hegland, Roy Keebler, James Ghighi, James Jaslrolski, Gerald Brady, ISecond rowl: Hugh Snow, Alan Uebler, Marilyn Willard, Alan Tidaback, Stephen Faletti, James Lushinag IFront rowjz Judith DeVeirman, Judith Koenig, James Boyer, Barbara Liesse. INot picturedl: David Arbuckle, Joan Harris, Doyle Heffron, John Jaimes, Dorothy Jones, Harold Siebert. BUT MUSICIANS LIKE IT BAND AWARDS I 955 MAJOR MONOGRAM AWARDS Carol Martin Celeste McClain Shirley Berton Gerald Brady ARION FOUNDATION AWARD Janet Villers JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD Mr. Daryl Fetters, Sandra Brady Perry Erhart Stephen Faletti Charlene Flannery Barbara Fulmer James Ghighi Paul Hoberg Mona Imm Joseph James Lynn Janz Edward Jaskolslci Dorothy Jones Roy Keebler Wayne Kuehn Ardith Lamps Shiela Platt Dale Leach Barbara Liesse James Lushina FOUR YEAR SERVICE Shirley Berton Sandra Brady Perry Erhart James Ghighi Doyle Heflron Roy Keebler James Lushina James Weerts Charles Moriarity John Morrison Robert Noramczyk Helen Peterlin Richard Pohar Julian Schlesinger Kathleen Story Judith Turczyn Alan Uebler Betty Urloanowslci Janet Villers Donald Volk Alan Way James Way James Weerts Marilyn Willard Ronald Willard Alice Woodruff Michael Yocum AWARDS Wayne Kuehn Janet Villers Julian Schlesinger Ronald Willard Charles Moriarity Helen Peterlin Robert Noramczyk BAND PARENTS JUNIOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP MINOR MONOGRAM Beverly Beck James Boyer Linda Coulter James Hegland James Jaskolski L-P Band Director fol- lows a busy schedule in directing both the high school and grade school bands. During his seven years in La Salle, the many honors and awards won by students un- der his direction, at- test to his fine ability. AWARDS Richard Lipka Patricia Long Ronald Maas John Scott 'FEE Dale Leach Mlke Yocum Alan Way Bob Noramczyk Joe James Pat Long lFrontl Marllyn Wnllard Roy Keebler James Heglano Rlchard Llpka SOLOISTS RECEIVING STATE FINAL SUPERIOR RATINGS Betty Urbanow sk: flute Mona Lee Imm Alto Sax James Ghlghl Cornet Jack Morrlson Tuba Beverly Beck Barntone Sax SUPERIOR RATING STATE FINAL MUSIC CONTEST CLASS AA Woodwund Quintet CBack Shella Platt Steve Falettu lFrontJ Kathleen Story James Boyer Lynn Janz Brass Qulntet CBackD Paul Hoberg Don Volk lFrontl Gerald Brady Jullan Schleslnger Steve Falettl THE MORE SOLO AND ENSEMBLE PARTICIPANTS Page 44 SUPERIOR RATING STATE FINAL MUSIC CONTEST CLASS AA Brass Sextet CBackl John Morrlson James Wa CFrontJ James Ghlghu Roy Keebler James Lushma Ronald Willard Drum Quintet Ronald Maas, Perry Erhart, Charles Mornarlty, Rnchard Pohar ef ' E A 7 -gy-A , L, I , ' Y' , , . ,M f , .I '1 a v v A ', : , : ' ', 1 ' , F I - Trombone Quartet: Charlene Flannery, Brass Ensemble: lBackl Alan Uebler, 1 1 1 1 I f , , , , : ' ' : ' , 'J , , . : I : , 1 1 1 I 5 I f Yi I .. A ' ' I l TEES? . ! ZW- .ax l , A f SUPERIOR RATING STATE FINAL MUSIC CONTEST CLASS AA Sax ophone Quartet Beverly Beck Wayne Kuehn Ltnda Coulter Mona Imm Brass Quartet Charlene Flannery James Hegland Rnchard Llplca Alan Uebler Mnxed Clarinet Quartet CBack7 Barbara Fulmer Edward Jaskolslu Frontl Carol Martnn Shtrley Berton Flute Quartet KBackJ John Schott James Weerts fFrontD Helen Peterlun Kathleen Story SUPERIOR RATING STATE FINAL SUPERIOR RATING STATE FINAL MUSIC CONTEST CLASS AA Woodwlnd MUSIC CONTEST CLASS AA Cornet Clarinet Quartet Juduth Turczyn Sandra Trlo Betty Urbanowsku Barbara Lnesse Trno Gerald Brady Jullan Schlesnnger Brady Janet Vlllers Dorothy Jones lnol Ardtth Lamps arwes Jaskolskt pncturedl l Page 45 c I .I . . . . THE BETTER THE BAND . . . . Janet Vullers Davud Bloomstrand Perry Erhart and Nancy Hess had charge of the program tor the Easter Sun Ruse Servuce held un the L P staduum sponsored by the TruCuty Youth Assocuatuon Members of the LP chorus sang un the large chour and band members composed the orchestra Class representatuves Bob Parnusaru Mary Ross Ned Hurley Bob Mller Alan Peters Duck Bernardu IStand ungj Bull Futch Norma Jean Loekle Lynn Koehler and Janet Tyler CSeatedI meet to duscuss plans for the Communuty Youth Recrea tuon Center beung establush ed thus year un Peru SENIORS TAKE PART IN COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES RELIGIOUS, SOCIAL AND BUSINESS A new venture thus year was an effort on the part of the J C Penney Company to guve students sales experuence as part of theur commercual traunung L P senuors who managed the store for Q: one day are IBack rowl Carole Carlson John Gunn Guy Scoma ISecond rowl Mary Jane Larson Ed Wreczorek Carole Cuccu IFront rowl Peter Schultz Darlene Lushuna Glorua Kaszynsku and Juluan Schlesunger Juluan Schlesunger and John Gunn receuve last munute sales unstructuons from Assustant Manager ien Kruaoo Page 46 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 l 1 I - I 1 1 1 1 n n - . . I ' ' ' ' ' 3 ' 1 I u 1 r 1 1 1 1 . . . I I III. 6335 The Prolectron Team IS an m portant link rn the teaching and learnnng process for to use Aud1o Visual maternal wisely ns to teach effectnvely Bob Downey and Tom Heftron are threading the motlon pncture machnne A GOOD PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS MOTTO OF PROJECTION TEAM pry Q LQ PROJECTION TZAM George Charbonneau Earl Born Mr John Wlllard adviser and Bruce Ghllnno test the tape recorder another Important work of the team as keeping the equrpment In good repaar John Marzetta and Joe Vogel are threading the 2 x 2 Kodachrome slnde and film strnp prolector Kelth Long and Louis Danz spluce the Elm prnor to showing It Page 47 5 I II III QP I ' I Freshmen Student Council Representatives son Joanne Sobkovvlak fTh1rd Row? Richard nomlnate a representative tor the State Conven Hauser Joanne Swartz Lxnda Harl CSecond Rowl tuon CBack Row? Ned Hurley Vlctor Gostomskn Ball Nrco Patruck Krolak Judy Oresar Rod Platt Buddy DuCrnspuno Demetrn Zalazar Marlene KFIFST Rowl Bob Auler Judy Muller Pearlene STUDENT GCDVERNMENT IN EFFECT Rod Platt Joe Marin: Gene Bassett: Marllou Entwlstle and Bill Donnelly pre pare Thanksgiving baskets which are to be sent to needy farnllles In the com munlty The sending of Thanksguvlng bas kets IS an annual protect of Student Councll Page 48 Klansek, Jeanne Zywica, John Schott, Vivi Carl- Falletti, Sandy Brovelli. The selllng ot paper thus year -.1 IS a result of a suggestuon made to the Student Councll through the suggestlon box George Charbonneau buys loose leaf paper from Mrs Frances Mat tlazza book store clerk THROUGH OPERATION OF STUDENT COUNCIL Sophomore Student Councul Representatives Rowl Johnny Termxnl Lucy Noon Anlda Muller vote for thelr representative for the State Con Joan Harrls Barbara Berry Don Lxlewksl CFIFST ventlon lBack Rowj Jlrn Krultz Keith Beck Bob Rowl Mary Lou Jurkowskl Pat Turchl Mary Lou Windy lTh1rd Row? Alan Uebler Don Grant Saporltl Karole Stanhouse Jack Plano Jean Derango Joe Decaroln lSecond Page 49 1 . . N . ' V Rf ' , . 1 1 . I 1 ' 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - l -Y Y 7, l Sylvra Castelll cleans her locker whale Carole Mathleson guves advlce Students prove enthuslastlc over thus protect Ed Welczorek and Les Jones pack the bags for the Save the Chlldren clothlng druve under the super vnslon of Mr Walter Tyler PROJECTS AND ELECTIONS Student Councnl Representatlves vote for delegates by classes Barbara Llesse collects ballots for the lunlor representatives lBack rowl LeRoy Thran Bull Hyson Duck Devecchlo Don Volk lThtrd YOWJ Joe Jakse Bob Mueller Jerry Brady Donna Ruchards Tommy Shea Ed Eschen baurn lSecond rowj Marrlou Entwlstle Barbara Sobkowlak Gem Berryman Judue Hoar Barbara Llesse Charlene Weber lFront rowl Duck Linden Rose Marte Ratalczak Ltnda Gantz Judy Bump Page 50 - - I - l l 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 1 1 1 - -wi., Senior Student Councll Members tally votes Feldhaus Clark Whute Edmund Wleczorek Bull nn the electnon of representatives to the State Donnelly CSeatedJ Joanne Pagan: Ann Myers Conventxon lStandnngl Margle Ferlter Bll Flcek Joanne Hopp Mary Jane Larson Jane Walsh Joe Mann: Duck Sobkowlak Les Jones Dxck Kay Smxth AND SOLVING OF STUDENT PROBLEMS ALL WORK OF LP STUDENT COUNCIL Ofhcers of the Student Councul are elected by the en ture student body and work wnth home room representa tuves for a better L P Ed Wuec zorek president Clark Whute vnce presndent Jnm Bennett secretary Les Jones treasurer meet to plan Student Councul actnvutnes for the year Page 51 ,. -7,,... x il I 1 . . I I , S C li ,, l '- K LW., 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . . 5 . . . ., ,. V. 1 F 1 ' 1 1 V 1 1 , . . . Q- CHORAL DEPARTMENT DELIGHTS AUDIENCE WITH H M S PINAFORE A L 2l 2 Buttercup sympathlzes with Captain Corcoran because he is sad He IS worried because his daughter Josephine does not love the hugh and mighty Sir Joseph ll !!! PWM'-ss--N Page 52 Leads in the cast of the H. M. S. Pinafore are: Gene Zeman, Dick Deadeyeg Janet Villers, Josephine, the cap- tain's daughterg Alan Tidaback, Ralph Rackstrawg Deanna Stella, Little Buttercup, Alan Peters Captain Corcoran' John Gunn Sur Joseph Porter Lucia Lyons Cousin Hebe Ken Pell the boatswarn Don Plano the boatswann s mate Looks luke trouble among members of the crew Dick Deadeye says the boatsvvain dont go for to infurlate this here crevv A romantic scene: an amorous sailor, and a pretty maid. Uosephine, I am a British sailor, and I love you, Ralph Rackstraw pleads. Sailors welcome ladies most politely. OPERETTA . . A REGULAR ON CHORUS CALENDAR The sailors seem unconcerned as Cousin Hebe tells Sir Joseph, l shall soothe and comfort your Tomorrow morn our vows shall be plighted declining days. His reply, Please don't do that. Three loving pairs on the same clay united. A fi Freshman Girls' Chorus: iBack rowl Joyce Huff, Vivian Volk, Sherrill Senica, Judy Miller, Mary Lynn Taggart, Colleen Brady, Mary Hrovat, Joanne Pricco, Mary Rohde, Mary Nolasco, Mar- lene Klansek, Sandra Seymour, Shirley Swietek, lThird rowl Sandra Hauger, Kay Morrisey, Peggy O'Hearn, Mary Ann Werntz, Shirley Edgcomb, Nelda Whaley, Linda Harl, Darlene Keutzer, Willa Stalker, Barbara Meglich, Audrey Stegen, Donna Weiden, Carol Mathieson, Rose Schlee, tSecond rowl Judy . FRESHMEN PRACTICE DAILY Members ot the Christmas Concert: IBack rowl Bob Sell, Tony Baratta, Paul Smuclzinski, Bob Bacidore, Bill Donnelly, Ben Whaley, Alan Tidaback, Jim Kuester, Dick Feldhaus, Gene Zeman, Jim Gerrard, Jerry Novakoski, Alan Peters, Ken Greening, Ken Klarner, Roger Billard, Dick Zwicka, Ed Korcl- zinski, Tony Condie, iFifth rowl Jim Spitzmiller, Eugene Cicci, Robert Gibson, Bill Liebhart, Don Anderson, Harold Swanson, Jim Lushina, Bill Miller, John Ginn, Don Piano, Les Jones, Don Newborn, Jerry Donnelly, Rudy Ubel, Ken Pell, George Aplington, Gene Terry, Eugene Bernardi, CFourth rowl Madeline Mathieu, Donna Wadas, Mary Jane Evans, Marilyn Willard, Diane Milaicki, Norma Eklund, Sandra Sweetland, Sharon Feurer, Alice Burch, Carole Jean Wollack, Barbara Krolak, Margaret Wierth, Donna Bradley, Carole Cicci, Kay Benedict, Mary Jane Larson, Carole Carlson, Lois Stalker, Georgia Hammerich, Norma Jean Loekle, Janet Lemler, Margie Williams, Barbara Davis, Diane Sietg eorgia Kolowski, Joan Angenendt, Rolene Meuser, Joann L ens, lThird rowl Diane Bernarcli, A Oresar, Judy Birkenbeuel, Janice Fahler, Barbara Loch, JoAnne Sobkowiak, Patsy Kazmerczak, Janice Murdock, Bonnie Vlodor- chak, Nancy Michalski, Andrea Dzik, iFront rowl Joan Piercy, Margo Nieslowski, Roberta Mertes, Madeline Bravesse, Mary Sipla, Louise Turchi, Theresa Vallero, Donna Eklund, Beverly Newell, Pat Long. Absent when picture was taken: Romualda Zukowski, Darlene Bacidore. LOOKING TOWARD ADVANCED CHOIR . Janice Benvenutti, Linda Bernardi, Donna Koehler, Joanne Zenzen, Martha Trout, Doris Braun, Linda Cramer, Janet Villers, Lucia Lyons, Deanna Stella, Margie Cerri, Karen Schultz, Arlene Galassi, Carole Hildebrandt, Lynn Koehler, Melva Croisant, Donna Richards, Donna Benvenutti, Pat Gorczynski, Barbara Niiak, Carol Brady, Pat Miller, iSecond rowl Marilyn Schorn, Marie Menning, Pat Glupczynski, Donna Hall, Lois Marini, Norma Morrow, Shirley Smith, Joyce Taylor, Connie Morris, Theresa Brongel, Carole McConnell, Sandra Seaton, Pat Goresik, Nancy Allen, Judine Donnelly, Theresa Raccuglia, Betty Severson, Doris Seppi, Patsy Kolezski, Rose Krolak, Judy Frarier, Katherine Simmons, Audrey Castagna, Mary Lou Loch, Janet Hammerich, Marilyn Dzik, tFront rowl Joanne Hopp, Sally Schermerhorn, Carole Burke, Pat Coric, Donna Kay Rottner, Carol Ann Guziec, Joanne Pagani, Judy Bomely, Madelyn Zitoun, Mary Hamilton, Antoinette Scoma, Marlene Braun, Pat Coutts, Phyllis Gearica, Phyllis Welch, Rita Niiak, Colleen Carbine, Judy Jones, Jean Derango, Director: Roy Johnson. Members of the Advanced Chour play an umportant role un both the Chrustmas Concert and the Operetta fBack rowl Bull Donnelly Ben Whaley Alan Tuclaback Jurn Kuester Duck Feld haus Gene Zeman Jum Gerrard Jerry Nova kosku Alan Peters Jack Luuewslcu Ken Greenung CThurd rowj Bull Luebhart Don Andrews Harold Swanson Jum Lushuna Bull Muller John Gunn Don Puano Les Jones Don Newborn Jerry Donnelly Rudy Uebel tSecond rowl Darlene Gordon Duane Hanson Sharon Feurer Marulyn Freshman Boys Glee Club rehearse dauly fBaclc rowl George Caldwell Davud Kerlen Jam s Frawley Gerald Meznaruch Ken Muller Muke Walendokanus Gerald Mulaucku Conrad Dreas CMuddle rowl James Catalanello Travus Allen Loekle Aluce Burch Carol Jean Wollack Barbara Krolak Margaret Wuerth Donna Bradley Carol Cuccu Kay Beneduct Mary Jane Larson Carole Carlson Lous Stalker Gecrgua Hammeruch Norma Jean Loekle Janet Lemler Margue Wulluams fFurst rowl Lous Severson Martha Trout Sandra Sweetland Dorus Braun Lunda Cramer Janet Vullers Lucua Lyons Deanna Stella Margue Cerru Karen Schultz Arlene Galassu Caryl Huldebrandt Lynn Koehler Melva Crousant Donna Ruchards Ruta Kerp Shurley Stehl Gerald Falk Ruchard Lupka Roger Chamlun Robert Myers fFront rowl Ron Haramuncuch Curtus Smuth Gerald Swanson Emul Bernardu Joe Puersku John Lupunsku Durector Roy Johnson us at the puano Page 55 . . . U I . I . l I . U 1 I 1 1 3 u I 1 1 D 1 A . 1 1 .1 1 4 ' 1 1 I 1 . . 1 1 1 ' t 1. 1 ' V1 1 H A1 H - I 1 I 1 . D I A 1 I 1 I I 1' 1 -1 . A 1 4 1 l 1 1 1 1 . 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 D 4 1 - . . . . . . CHOIR AND GLEE CLUB ENJOY SINGING . . . I . 5 1 I D 1 . .A 1 . l I . I .S . . A - - l ' , . L . ' . . l . . . . ' I . ' 1 1 ' - 1' - 1 1 4 r -4 1 Q it 7 s F ,. N.. . Q . 5 - c 41 Y. ,X ' as l I , . V b A ' u 1 -. qu Q . x A Choral Dlrector Ray Johnson pauses to re Eileen Barr Richard Kotz Phllllp Kotz lBackJ vnew a sectnon ofthe operetta score with orchestra Paul Kotz Roy Johnson Mrs Blouke Carus members Rlchard Fllng Mrs Rlchard Fling Mass Blouke Carus lFrontl Mr Roy Johnson LP Choral Durector for seven years has dns tlngulshed himself In rnusnc circles by producing unequaled perfor mances of concert and operetta When he llfts has baton beautiful Under his dlrectlon this year Alan Ttdaback soloist received Superior Rating an the State Final Music Contest Sennors vvho served as chorus oltlcers thus year Alan Peters Bull Donnelly Mary Jane Larson and Alice Peters handled the omclal buslness of the choral department Page 56 l , , . , : , . , . music is brought forth. , W M J ig J, 1 U' t W ' , A ' : fl-Y f - l Math Club oftlcers and com mrttee chairmen plan unter estung actnvutnes tor the year QStandlngJ James Ghlghn models and exhlbnts chatr man Bull Hahne current lat ra ture chaurman Dorothy Jones book commnttee chaurman Judy Turczyn social com mittee chairman Margie Cerru problem committee chalrman lSeaTedJ Barbara Krolak pro gram chanrman Annda Muller secretary treasurer Ardnth Lamps president Barbara Luesse vlce presudent MATH CLUB VWZZARDS . . DELIGHT IN BRAIN TEASERS . . X I V . I . I L , I K A D , l L Z l J T I' ' ' The Slnde Rule committee practlces using the sllde rule for easy calculatnons fBack Row? James Ghlghl Stephen Falettl Charles Helmng Jon Gealow Don Starovasnlk Ed ward Jaskolsku Howard Lp pnncott Alan Uebler Mona lmm Sallue Bland Theresa Brongel lFront Rowl Kathleen Story Mary Ross Margle Cerrn Shella Platt Ardlth Lamps The socual and program com muttee meet wuth Mass Muller to plan the years actnvntnes lBack Rowl Duck Linden Barbara Llesse Beth Klnne Mass Elsne Muller Barbara Krolak Joanne Gostomskr Anlda Muller lFront Row Juanita Hillman Judy Turczyn Nancy Hess Beatrice Bolelz Page 57 We Kathleen Story, Donna Rottner, Joanne Kastigar, Deanna Starkeyg Iseatedj Mona Lee Imm, Joyce Skoog, Donna Wolfe, Rose Marie Ratajczak, and Nancy Hess serve as G. A. A. captains this year. MEMBERS OF GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G. A. A. members participate in basket- shooting contest. Georgia Hammerich, ShirIey Gregorich, Donna Trattner and Carole Guziec watch Betty Urbanowski, Barbara Liesse and Celeste McClain display their accuracy in shooting. Carole Guziec, Donna Trate tner, Georgia Hammerich and Shirley Gregorich compete in a game ot shuftleboard. G. A. A. officers plan the schedule ot activities for the year: Cstandingl Celeste McClain, Donna Rottner, board members, and Miss Mary Stevens, adviser, lseatedl Barbara Liesse, vice-president, N a n c y Hess, treasurer, Betty Ur- banowski, president, Ar- dith Lamps, secretary. MATCH SKILLS IN SPORTS . Betty Urbanowski, Bar- bara Liesse and Celeste McClain practice serving in badminton: one of the many sports included in the G. A. A. schedule, Gladys Balconi, Lynn Janz, Joyce Skoog, Mona Lee Imm, Deanna Starkey Cback rowlg and Eileen Delvallee, LeAnn Wetald, Mary Hamilton, Ardith Lamps, and Donna Ross- man ffrontl have the distinction of being the top ten bowlers in G. A. A. this year. At the beginning of the year the F. H. A. holds a Halloween Party tor new members, The committee for the party: Margie Cerri, chairman, Rita Mertel, Marilyn Zitoun, Carol Burke, Gertrude Moeller, Kay Smith, Diane Bernardi, Connie Mallick, Charlene Corless, check last minute arrangements on the table. For entertainment the girls gather around the piano for a songtest with Mrs. Mertel, Chapter Mother: Donna Koehler, Gail Mertel, Betty Gerrard, Joyce Bernardi, Barbara Spelich, and Nancy Allen. . INITIATION PROJECTS . . PARTIESCOMBINE . Initiation is a part of F. H. A. that the fresh- men anticipate. Old members pin ribbons of the F. H. A. colors on the new pledges: CBack Row? Margery Ernat, Carole Floroplus, Joanne Gostom- ski, Darlene Frederick, Sonia Fristock, Donna Sitar, Deanna Vester. CFront Rowl Janet Pottinger, Linda Bernardi, Kathleen Doyle, Marguerite Derix, Janice Dresback, Elaine Kallner, Darlene Kotecki, Bernadette Liss, Janice Marenda, Marie Narczew- ski, Darlene Lodi, Barbara Kallner, fSittingl Diane Milaicki, Audrey Castagna, Patricia Glupczynski. QW!! rfw I -wikis Kay Smuth vlce presldent Marnlyn Zntoun treasurer Gall Mertel presldent pack a box to be sent to Korea Darlene Lodl secretary absent from pucture WORK Wm-1 PLAY FOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Glrls practice what they have learned Gertrude Moeller pours a cup of tea for B tty Gerrard and Deanna Vester at a class 68 Each year the F H A makes Christmas favors for the sanltarlum In Ottawa The committee Margle Cerrl Nancy Allen Janice Dresbach, Miss Jane Heuser fsponsorb and Ruta Mertel, fseatedl Kay Smlth and Gaul Mertel prepare the favors ll: Page bl 2. u 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 K V ',, 1 1 1 1 t . .Nm x . I 'V vm K. V , J . . ' L... n'- ','1' . 1 . 456 1 Q R. AV-'sic , Y, R r' . ' Aiwa. um-...W 4 , ., ' . 1 1 ENTHUSIASM RUNS HIGH Many a trip and truck load contributed to the preparation for the bonfire, traditionally llghted at the Homecoming Parade Page 62 The Inca Tank captures first prize an the Homecoming Parade Creators of the float Jack Harris Ben Payne Bob Windy .lack Piano Raymond Ghilino Bruce Ghulino Rich Cook Walter Men ning and Ned Hurley are proud ot their achievement The driver ns Mr Louls Ghlllno Mr Valetts home room 322 depicts optimistic fishermen and Shlrley Reeland and Joan By czynskl The cherubs of Miss Goulds home room present the best de corated car in the Parade The cherubs Sandra Krdd and Mona Lee Imm perch on the front of the car while Muss Gould and Don Kolowski beam approval in the background To the left ludges Miss Leta Marsh Mrs Dorothe Kostellnc and Mr Earl Trobaugh take In every detail their Big Eight catch: Karen Paton, AT HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES wi Football Coach Jim Valek encourages the team to fi-g-h-t to w-I-n. or draw. li 'i rfarfii The L-P Pep Band adds To the enthusiasm as they lead the student body in the school song. Athletic Director Howard Fellows addresses the Homecoming crowd and assures the team of continued support Y win, lose, Page 63 At the mike Ed Wieczorek, President of the JoAnne Hopp, escorted by Joe Marini and Melva Student Council, reads from a telegram the name Croisant with Jim Flohr, await the announcement. of the Homecoming Queen. Senior attendants CROWNING OF QUEEN CLIMAXES HOMECOMING ..... This year's Homecoming Queen, Paula Storkman, is overioyed at the announce- ment. fl JoAnne Hopp and Melva Croisant, senior attendants, discuss what they will wear to the Homecoming dance. gg Q 5 . '-'. . as - if- , i as bf . L.. 3 'HY' fi? if Y' if The student body elected Norma Jean Loekle and Caryl Hildebrandt iunior attendants Enloyung tea and conver saflon at The Chrlsfmas Tea are Bud I.eBou1on Carolyn Brlftnngham Norman Wen zel Jay Schlesinger Janet Demes Elaine Munson and ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TEA IS GALA OCCASION FOR JUNIORS AND SENIORS Joan Angenendt pours as Charlean Flannery horn Judy Hoar Jeanine Mazettl and Gerrl Allce Woodruff Carole Carlson Sally Schermer Samolunskr are served Page 65 ' r I . I I I Don Andrews. N- I I I . l I I I - ' Otzflcers of the Raduo Club plan a program Wllllam Strlngfellow sponsor and Carole Clccl Grace Washkowlak J C Programs Duck Llnden presrdent Charlotte Mankowsku program chair soclal chalrman Janet Vnllers secretary Mr RADIO CLUB SELLS LP TO TRI CITIES IN DAILY BROADCAST George Charbonneau Carole Carlson Kay Benedict Joanne Haramrncnch Deanna Stella Barbara Spellch Judy Smlth Judy Bump Coula Penn Mary Hamnlton and Donna Wolfe rehearse a program several days prior to the broadcast Radvo Club Members Sharon Richards Mary Croslar Rod Platt Theresa Skowronskx Marilyn Wll lard ffront rowl Donna Rottner Ronnne Haramuncuch Antornette Scoma Bob Auler Carla Saarl pre sent a radlo drama Page 66 9 . . Z . . . I i . .I , - - 1 , - , - vnce-presidentg Earl Born, engineer, Bill Derango, man - not pictured. 1 ' , 1 - l , , , I I I I I , I . I . I I I . f , I I I - Ed Haupt, Allan Robinson, and Don Mudge receive Advisory Council Awards for outstanding farming programs in the past year. FUTURE FARMERS LEARN SCIENTIFIC METHODS Bill Mosbach and Richard Keutzer display F. F. A. Fair winnings, while Kenneth Schmidt, Ralph Guynn, Nor- man Wenzel, Robert Halm, Kenneth Wenzel, Leonard Bauer, and Roger Frederick work with a milk-testing ma- chine. Burton Newcomer and Allan Robinson us the soil- demonstration equipment. Jerry Dittle, Jay Weiland, Dennis Ossola, Charles La- vens, Mr. James Gibbons, adviser, Danny Tastad, Clar- ence Wenzel and Martin Ernat are testing soil as part of the F. F. A. program. H :jew Burdette Mills, Wayne Temple, Larry Anderson, Pat Sexton, Wayne English, Glenn Streul, Don Anderson, Bill Sexton, John Dittle, and Kenneth Small set up an electrical wiring demonstra- tion. Page 67 FALL SPORTS TAKE GIRLS HEALTH EDUCATION Get under that ball- get it up to the net- spike it now! Freshmen girls under the in struction of Miss Shir ey Brooke learn the techniques of volley ball CLASSES OUTSIDE In the fall Miss Mary Stevens sophomore gym classes play a game which is comparatively new to girls health education curriculum Soccer is good preparation for speedball which these girls wll play in their 0 Page 68 The lunior and senior classes play speedball for the first six weeks In the first semester Speedball combines the skulls of soc cer basketball hockey and football to make an active outdoor game for girls , , . . . I I , . . 5 . . iunior and senior years. ,L ' f L4 I I Shoot that star dont promenade Mary Jane Larson and fbackgroundl Marulyn Grand rught and left start wuth your maud Schorn and Lucua Lyons execute a maneuver un Shurley Gregoruch and Darlene Lushuna Marue square dancung Square round and socual dancung Lyles and Shurley Ganze Nancy Jakubek and are a part of the gurls health educatuon actuvutues DANCE SWIMMING AND HYGIENE INCLUDED IN WINTER PROGRAM Freshmen have swummung and hyguene on alternate days In hy guene they learn the umportance of good health habuts Durung the unut on food Barbara Muglua June Han ock Donna Trebusak Mary Frustock Shurley Sweutek and Joyce Stella guve class reports on the basuc seven foods Page 70 Swummung us both an essentual skull and an enuoyable sport for students Four freshmen gurls Duane Schroder Donna Weuden Duana Stachowuak and Juduth Brongel un Muss Erookes swummung class practuce the flutter uc 11 1 . r 1 . . . ,, . , I ' 1 - - 1 . . .. , . . . I I . . I I 1 1 . . . u 1 1 ' F . F 1 1 r 1 Durrng the table tennus tournament Donna looks on whale at another table Bonnue Coulter Zenzen and Norma Thelen play against Madeline and Marllyn Zltoun play opposite Carole Simpson Zltoun and Carole Clccl while Noreen Butkovntz and Duane Buell EARLY SPRING SPORTS PRACTICE LOOKS FORWARD TO WARM WEATHER AND OUTSIDE ACTIVITY FOR GIRLS IN HEALTH EDUCATION Sprung IS here and Its soft ball time for the gurls Bar bara Sampo Nancy Sabotta Hoschelt Jean Wolclechowskn batting while Cecelra Zer meno Soma Frlstock Mary Cassidy and Mary OConneIl practlce catching Fore' Another new sport IS added to the gurls schedule this sprung Maruanne Cherry Glorra Kaszynskl Josle An gelo, Margle Ferlter Loretta Saathoff and Joyce Skoog practlce their drnve IH golf Donna Richards and Judy Smuth wart their turn at the mal Page 71 I I , . I I I . I . . .I and Shirley Richards practice . I . . - I ' I I - I Page 72 Athletics forms an important part of the adult spectators as well as students Competition is keen but sportsmanship as well as winning scores IS the coveted goal Sllllllll activities of L-P. All events draw large crowds of 9434 WT 51 1' va rw , ,pr ' .K e' ' 453, , .Q , KF-QQ . ' ' Pf-af .:,' f Um-Q N: V? - L SCHOOL SPIRIT IN EVIDENCE An early event un the LP calendar IS the sale of football season tsckets As the drlve gets under way Juannta Hull man Bull Hargrave and Janet Hamrneruch are among the Hrst to purchase season passes from Mr Sam McCartney tlcket manager and help es tabllsh a record of 516 stu dent season passes and 1390 adult tnckets AS FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS SEPTEMBER 8 Annual staff members Bar bara Berry Caryl Beutler and Gene Zeman sell programs at the mann gate of e stadlurn Page 74 ill - t The huge crowd that iams the L-P stadium to see the Cavaliers and lncas play foot- ball, is brought to its feet by a spectacular play. FANS CHEER PLAYERS Personnel of the L-P Cavalier squad includes: CBack rowj Coach Jim Valek, Jerry Novakoski, Bill Potocnik, Ed Wiec- zorek, Dick Sobkowiak, Joe James, Jim Weerts, Don Volk, Jack Morrison, Tom Shea, Gene Ginn, Harold Gordon, manager, and Assistant Coach Gene Vance. Csecond rowl Don Brandner, Bob Waclaw, Frank Peterlin, James Bergagna, Joe Slogar, Ed Eschenbaum, Gene Terry, 4 in. as AT FIRST GAME Jim Entwistle, Jim Bennett, Bob Parnisari, Clark White, John Ginn, George Erickson, Joe Marini, Ken Rybarczyk, Jim Schultz, Bob Byczynski, Barrett Smith, Lenny Westfall. CFront rowl Charles Wibralski, Dean Strell, Allen Hansen, Roger Billard, Harold Swanson, Martin Stachowiak, Jim Mathieu, Bob Bacidore, and Gene Bassetti. Page 75 BEHIND THE ATHLETIC SCENES ARE EXPERTS During the course of the twenty esght years of Mr Howard Fellows drrectorshlp of the LP Athle tlc Department he has been responsible tor de velopung the department unto one that IS recog nlzed by the Bug 8 and the lllnnols Valley Conference Mr Fellows has the dustunctnon ot havlng the longest continuous service record In the Bug 8 Mr Earl Trobaugh photographs athletic events The tilmung of games Introduced this year proves a valuable method of keeping game records rt gives the players a chance to see and correct errors George Erickson L Ps scrappy luttle guard leaps hugh Into the alr to knock down a West Aurora pass Page 76 I - Qikp' s A Q-,ss f nl K F, I I I . I - New ww WH 'ff N, QQ, Q I gig? su F35 Q 51 3, LQ Q iz' If . E any V , aw in A , fafggff 'gifs W 1 mix fm ' if ' K w , ., QW, Nm vw Q ,fn 4 Q 533 A gm W if ' We-Q N ' 1 W 1 15 V 4 wgwg 'Q ff? 'Y I- 7 'gim- uv-HV' 4452? ll' 1 I a f' ' vi.- Y '?C,i5lIsL0Q ,. . f W4 ,WIN-, S , Q I Q?jA.0 4 .I 0 , '21 , , . c fgzw , .Lf N9 ff is I U 1 v 'J ' 4-3 .gan 2 1 fs 'ff .argl ?'3'. -5 if w if ,gil 'it .frugim W GH' E . ., ,JA 35 ii 'ii ' wwww an -wg-'MQW ww' S 5 Y . A , V5 , , X F any 'E x n -ff: 'U' S A ' fa Ek I 'SEV-'J' f,.A-1 .ns ,. if , ,w au. .QA 2 Coach Jim Valek and Assistant Coach Gene Vance give the boys last minute instructions at practice before a big game PEP TALKS AND PUBLICITY IMPORTANT IN GAMES Mr William Strnngfellovv announces at all LP home events Representatives of the press are present at every game to give L P athletic events coverage in the local newspaper U-Ili Page 81 -gf' by Herb Valett. Coach Walt Tyler begins with an inex- perienced team, as the season progresses, ' the lncas gain experience. Ty is assisted Coaches Tyler and Valett will have Bob Meyers, Ned Hurley, and Buddy DiCrispino back with the lncas next year. INCAS GAIN EXPERIENCE FOR NEXT YEAR Frosh-Soph football team personnel includes: lBack rowj Coach Walt Tyler, Richard Haupt, Bill Nico, Bob Barnhardt, George Caldwell, Ned Hurley, Joe Rutgens, Walter Menning, Richard Keutzer, Robert Myers, Bob Sellett, Roman Rimmele, Ken Miller, Charles Larson, James Easton, Larry Garzanelli, Assistant Coach Herb Valettg CThird rowlz Bruce Ghilino, Nelson Westphal, Paul Lamboley, Don Grant, Wayne Videgar, Don Reagan, Joe Dicaroli, Robert Windy, Buddy DiCrispino, Jack Harris, Richard Cook, Wayne Papinig lSecond Rowjz Henry Bernard, Dennis Ossola, Gene Galassi, Jerry Diddle, Charles Celano, Larry Rybarczyk, Alex Derango, Jerry Waldron, Dave Michels, Richard Talbot, Rod Platt, Berton Newcomer, Manager Ken Pell, CFront rowjz Manager Paul Grant, Ken Wenzel, Richard Lipka, Allen Robinson, Bernard Payne, Joe Schimpf, Jack Bolen, Jack Piano, Gerald Witek, Don Piletic, John Scassiferro, Bob Locke, and Manager Jerry Swanson. SEASON RECORD Sept. l7fL-P. . . . . Sept. 23-L-P. . . . Oct l-L-P. . . . Oct. 8-L-P. . . . Oct. l5-L-P. . . . . Oct. 22-L-P. . . . . Oct. 29-L-P. . . . . Nov. 5-L-P. .. . . Nov. 12-L-P.. . . Page 82 Ottawa .. ...26 Streator . . . .19 Joliet ...l3 E. Aurora . . . .33 W. Rockford . . . . .13 Freeport ...l4 E. Rockford . . . . .27 W. Aurora .. . . .25 Elgin . . . .l9 The purpose of the RAH Club rs to foster school splrrt lBack rowl Kathryn Morrlsey Carolee Campeggro Patsy Koskosky Donna Rlchards Janet Lemler fThlrd rowl Colleen Brady Duane Schroeder Barbara Kotowsku Jo Sobkownak Janet Tyler Therese Schweuckert CSecond rovvl Betty Beck Donna Wenden Judy Kratz Darlene Keutzer Patsy Kolczaskl Janet Panzlca Mary Hasklns Phyllis Gearlca Marilyn Bedenko lFrcnt rowl Theresa Skowronskl Katie Bldaslo Joanne Kastngar Donna Kay Rottner Janet Gmelner Theresa Raccuglla Jean Derango Mary Lou Jurkowskl Linda Harl Lynn Koehler and Sharon Feurer WITH LOYAL HEARTS AND HEADS HELD HIGH RAH CLUB CHEERS THE GALLANT CAVALIERS Varsity cheerleaders Norma Jean Loekle Joanne Pagan: Joanne Harammcuch Gloria Kaszynskl and Caryl Huldebrandt are active n RAH Club actlvltles OFflcers decorate car for Home coming Parade Jane Walsh presndent Lols Marlnl board member Lynn Koehler treasurer Donna Rnchards and Lnnda Harl board members Sharon Rrchards vzce presldent and Madonna Kwatrck secretary Page 83 I I .I z I I I I I I I I 1 2 , , , ', I I I I I 1 1 , , I I I ' II 1 , ' : , : , 1 , r : I ' I , . : I I I I I me .-. ..., .... . .......,.... CBack rowl Coach Gene Vance Jam Bergagna Ed Wleczorek Jlm Schultz CFront rowj Manager Jam Entwlstle Bob Parnlsarl Bll Fltch Bob Jlm Weerts Pete Schultz Clark Whlte Don Brand Mueller Jerry Novakoskl CSecond rowl Duck ner Jlm Grlsolano and Manager Bull Potocnlk Plganowskl Jack Morrison Bull Fltch Tom Shea WINS EXCEED LOSSES IN FULL Gene Vance coached the Cavaluers into the Juniors due back on the varsnty next year are Regional Tournament this year after trounclng Jam Bergagna Jlm Entwlstle Bob Parnlsarl Bob Walnut 53 to 32 LP fell before a powerful Mueller Jack Morrison Bull Fltch Tom Shea and Mendota team 6l to 53 Jlm Grlsolano SEASON S RECORD Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec a n a n a n Page B4 Ottawa Ma rsellles Streator Ha W Rockford Alleman Rock Island W Aurora E Rockford Freeport an an an 9 6 6 S 6 6 C Streator E Aurora St Bede Ma rsellles Ottawa Egan Ha E Rockford St Bede Freeport , l I I l , , , , - . 3-L-P ........ 48 ......... 3l J . 25-L-P ........ 45 .... . 7-L-P ........ 53 ' ....... 38 J . 28-L-P ........ 47 . . . . lO-L-P ........ 33 ......... 43 J . 29-L-P ........ 46 . . . . . l4-L-P ........ 69 ll ............ 42 F b. l-L-P ........ 55 ' . . Dec. 17-L-P ........ 66 Joliet ........... 46 Feb. 4-L-P ........ 45 W. Rockford . 22fL-P ........ 63 . ..... 79 F b. 8-L-P ........ 67 . . . . . 29-L-P ........ 5l ........ 54 F b. ll-L-P ........ 46 l ' ...... . 30-L-P ........ 47 ..... 57 F b. l5-L-P ........ 67 ll ...... J . 7-L-P ........ 55 , ....... 4l F b. 'l8-L-P ........ 76 . . J . l4-L-P ........ 7l . ...... 59 F b. 23-L-P ........ 65 . . . . J . 2l-L-P ........ 54 ........ 61 F b. 25-L-P ........ 68 . . . Former Unuverslty of llllncns Whnz Kud Gene Vance has coached Varsuty basketball at L P for three years Varslty netmen Duck Plganowskl and Bob Parnlsarl look on as Bob Mueller goes up for a rebound un an early season game VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Joe James takes the rebound from two East are Joe Choppn of East Rockford and LPs Bo Rockford players Getting set for further action Parntsarl Pag as if - . f I l ,L . . . .... . qt . vu fl S fs . K . A ' -I b Ducky Brandner drlves In for a left handed A Walnut player grabs the free throw re hook shot as a Walnut player trnes futulely to bound as Jnm Entwnstle and Bull Mueller get block the shot set to block the shot PRODUCES SOME EXCELLENT PLAYERS AT LP A West Rockford player attempts to block a lay up by Gabby Parnlsarl Jerry Novakoskn and two Rockford players stand by for further de velopments Page 86 LPs 6 4X2 forward Bob Parnusarx carried off honors this year P rnlsarl thurd highest scorer ID conference with 392 polnts IS a tTrst strlnger on the All Bug Eight Team , - z - I :U 1 I . BILL FICEK cenier CAPTAIN DICK PIJANOWSKI guard ,mf JIM SCHULTZ PETER SCHULTZ forward guard guard BASKETBALL SENIORS DON BRANDNER ED VVIECZOREK guard CLARK WHITE guard U XMAS, K W.-f '51 JERRY NOVAKOSKI forward Page 87 yu:-I ' It f I t W x il 3 A gf 'X y L IV: ng . .. I M f 'if The LP lncas are undisputed champions of the Big Eight Title and cocharnplons of the Illinois Valley lBack rowl Don Puletic Joe D carol: Robert Windy Jerry Meznarich Jirn Neps Walter Zlel Coach Willis Farnham lSecond rowl Ray Rybarczyk Bob Walsh Walter Mennlng Don Lnlewski Wayne Gorskl Bob Locke fFront rowl Dick Pohar Ronald Volpe Jack Piano Don Swletek and Manager Clarence Dingerson LA SALLE PERU INCAS WIN TWO TITLES lncas Coach Willis Farnham is proud of his team s record and surveys the trophy case to find a spot for the new acquisitions. Page 88 Dec Dec Dec Dec GC. GC. an an BD BFI. BH. BFI. S 6 6 S 6 S 6 S SEASON S RECORD Ottawa . . . Marseilles . Streator . . . Ha ...... Joliet .... W. Rockford W. Aurora . E. Rockford Freeport .. Streator . . . E. Aurora . . St. Bede .. Marseilles . W. Rockford Ottawa . . . E gin ..... Ha ...... E. Rockford St. Bede .. Freeport .. Dec Dec ec an an an an e 6 S 8 6 G SEASON S RECORD Mendota Streator Ha St Bede Ottawa Princeton Prnnceton Streator Ma rquette Mendota Ma rquette St Bede Ha N4 In working wlth freshmen Coach Les Hoenscheud Introduces many boys to basketball as they enter hugh school Home games of the freshman schedule thus year were played precedlng the lunuor college games FRESHMEN PLAY FOURTEEN GAME SCHEDULE lBack rowl Coach Les Hoenscheld Wayne Vldegar Ted Koteckl Bob Peradottl Ron Imm Pete Magnon: Hank Koplm Buddy D1Cr1sp1no CSecond rowl Manager Bull Vroman Jack Schott Jum Sellett Henry Slebert Joe Pattarozzu Paul Percetto Jrm Argubrught Paul Savant KFront rowl Pat Krolak Duck Maas Bull Margls Ken Stachownak and Larry Rybarczyk Page 89 . 7-L-P ........ l9 ........ 74 ' . 9-L-P ....,... 23 ........ 43 A in D . 15-L-P ........ 20 ll ............ 36 L' i X J . 6-L-P ........ 32 . ........ 37 ' J .11-L-P ........ 25 ......... 51 Jr' - J . l4-L-P ........ 29 ' ....... 32 I L J .23-L-P ,....... 25 ' ........ 43 F 6. 7-L-P ........ 18 ......... 66 A Feb. 8-L-P ........ 38 Ottawa ......... 65 F 15. 11-L-P ........ 36 ....... 32 F b. 15-L-P ........ 46 ......., 59 F b. I6-L-P ........ 40 ....... 26 f , ' 1 F b. 22-L-P ........ 43 , ........ 42 - , F b. 25-L-P ........ 28 ll ............ 43 . . Y 4 , . bf, wi ' P , Q2 H 'll' l , 'E 'Q LP PLAYS HOST TO REGIONAL TOURNAMENT . . 9 Joe Rucklick of Princeton makes a field goal while TiskiIwa's Don Sash 1425 and Dan Russell and Princeton's Forrest Finn C293 get set for the re- bound. Hall's Dick May U45 goes up for a rebound, as does St. Bede's Irv Herman -final game score: St. Bede 76-Hall 46. L-P's Jim Entwistle H353 and Walnut's Joe Waterhouse struggle for the ball. L-P emerges voctorious-final game score: L-P 53-Walnut 32. Mendota's Zauch snatches the ball from DePue's Zagar in an important playp final result: Mendota 57-DePue 52. 'mmumml 'P T ISKILHA ' STBEDE Mr. Howard Fellows, L-P's Athletic Director w presents the trophy to Princeton, winner of the Regional Tournament. 1 ' I : 5 f' . T V ge If W E L L EC' s .X -if ? 'Z ' L - . ' x ,JI r . . . 6 H, 1 . i JK. .,, y ,, .., .. ,Arla - . 1' 1 f T' 4 Q l ' an ' MENDOTA ,DEPUE The superstitious might say that Princeton was slated to win, since that school appeared at the top of the new roster in the L-P T gym during the Regional A Tournament. if Q? 4-- f-1, f 'f ik 1 - - T Coach Jlm Valek works with the L P Wrestllng Bob Byczynskl John Harkrns Jlm Spltzmlller Team Ed Eschenbaum Gene Bassett: Bull Sexton Jlm Dobovskl Stan Plkula Joe Vogel Bob Wolfe Gene Gunn Harry Swanson Phllllp Dobovsky Manager Jerry Swanson WRESTLING COMPARATIVELY NEW SPORT AT LP ATTRACTS ENTHUSIASTS SEASON S RECORD Streator Rock Falls Rock Falls Ottawa Ottawa Streator John Harklns and Bob Byczynskl In the foreground and Harold Swanson Phll Dobovsky Gene Bassettl and Ed Eschenbaum demonstrate various holds In wrestling Bob Byczynsku was the only member of the wrestllng team to go down state thus year Page 91 L-P .............. l l .......... 37 L-P .............. 15 ........ 22 L-P .............. I6 Dixon ............ 24 L-P .............. 25 Dixon ............ 21 L-P .............. 22 ......... 26 L-P .............. 23 ........... 19 L-P .............. 22 ........... 26 L-P .............. l9 .......... 32 Dec Dec an an an an e e Fe Tom Geracn L P Swlmmlng Teams ace dnver IS ready to sprung from the board Thus ts Toms second year as diver SEASON S RECORD DeKalb Bloomington W Rockford E gun Streator Peoria DeKalb Streator Molnne SWIMMING TEAM HAS GOOD YEAR l.P Svvlmmung Team lBack rowj Manager Steve Falettn Tony Baratta Gerald Brady Robert Essl Richard Nlco Robert Gibson Bull Hahne Coach Herb Valett lSecond rowb Dean Strell Dale Rossman R1chardCurtls David Chemelewskl Tom Mlchalak Henry Lushana Manager Calvin Snow lFront rowb Davnd Arbuckle Tom Geracl James Mallle John Tomlnns Rlchard Hauser Albert Roda Jay Wetland Page 92 . lOfL-P ,....... 46 . . . . l7-L-P ........ 27 ' J . 7-L-P ........ l3 . J . 14-L-P ........ 22 l ' .... . J . l8-L-P ........ 47 . . . J . 22-L-P .,...... 2l ' . . . . Jan. 28-L-P ........ 25 W. Rockford F b. 4-L-P ........ 46 . . . F b. 8-L-P ........ 52 . . . b. l I-L-P ........ 42 ' . . . lv wif' ,Q 1 i ? A 2 , ' -,, C3 MH , ' , f+ tff' fy r Mar Indoor Relays Oak Park LP 3rd lBack rowb Asslstant Coach Herb Valett Joe James Larry Anderson Bob Parnusarr Clark Whrte Gene Bassett: Jack Morruson Don Volk Jnm Entwlstle Jack Harris Keuth Beck lThrrd rowl Kenh Lehn Bob Wlndy Chuck Ryba Tom Geracl Walter Menmng Jam Weerts Jam Schultz Tom Muchalak Don Reagan Ron Volpe CSecond rowj Jerry Meznanch Carl CINDERMEN SEASON S SCHEDULE Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May May May May May 28 Page 94 Indoor Relays Sterlxng Prunceton Relays Ottawa Ha Ottawa Streator Relays Sterling Relays Urbana Princeton District IVHSA Ottawa 21 Sate of Princeton Streator Hall Bxg Elght Elgun LP 3rd LP 3rd P LP nd LP 2nd IH 'Q UAL! 513 Robunson Bernard Payne .lnm Krultz Gene Terry Chuck Wrbralskn Jam Garzanelln Bull Potocnnk Demetrn Zalazar Don Andrews manager lFront rowl Bob Myers Bull Nnco Jerry Falk Jerry Waldron Wayne Temple James Frawley Pa Krolak Roger Chamlnn Hugh Snow Albert Roda Coach Howard Fellows SET RECORDS --an TRACK COACH HOWARD FELLOWS 1- 1 Q , 6 'E L 1 sflsulylt- 1 , E' f . 26- , ...... - . 2- , ' ...... - ' . 13- ' .................. L-P lst , 16- , ............. - . 19- ll ...................... L-P 1st Apr. 22-Relays ................,... L-P 1st . 26- , ............ L- 1st . 29- , ' ............ - 2 6- , ............ - 10- ' ....,..........,.. L-P l ' . 13- ' ' .................... L-P 4 17- , ............. L-P 5 V W 20, - t , U. I. ........... L-P 24- ' , , ...... L-P - ' ' , ' ............ L-P ' Seniors on the Track Team lSfandmg7 Clark White Wayne Temple Jim Garzanelli Jim Weerts CKneelmgl Bill Potccmk Jim Schultz Jim Enfwistle, Jim SchulTz, Clark While, Bill Potocnik and Jim Weerts strive to achieve top form. Pagc 95 lBack rowl Manager Joe Mar1n1 J1m Bennett J1m Grlsolano Tom Shea Jerry Novalcoslu D1ck Llnden Asslstant Coach Gene Vance CSecond rowj Coach Walt Tyler Ed Wleczorel Bob Page 96 Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May May May May May Schwlndaman Bull Marsh Bull Donnelly Frank Peterlln lFront rowj Don Vulcan: Bob Byczynsk1 Ron Schvvenckert Don P1let1c Don PISCIS Manager Harold Swanson LP BASEBALL TEAM MAKES GOOD SHOWING SEASON S SCHEDULE Magnolla Swaney Morrus St Bede Streator DePue Toluca DePue Magnolla Streator Toluca St Bede Peorua Molnne Swaney Senlor pltchers Ed Wleczorek and B1Il Donnelly drscuss thenr sty e l. ' 1 . . 20-L-P ...... 9 ' - .... 0 ' . 21-L-P ...... I3 ' ...........r. 4 . 22-L-P ...... 4 . .........,. 1 G . 25-L-P ...... 1 ........... o 7 y as N, W . 27-L-P ...... 9 ............. 0 s, Xl, fe . 28-L-P ...... l5 ............. 8 ' tiff 1 3-L-P ...... I2 ............. 5 v ,Q 4 'B 4-L-P ...... 7 4 - .... o N my, 5-L-P ...... o ............ Q . ,W 1 6-L-P ...... I2 ............. 1 , 4, 9-L-P ...... . .........1. A W f 1' HAL-P ...... ' ............. : -1-P ...... ' ............ Ed Wleczorelc Jerry Novakoskn Don Vulcanu and Tom Shea assrsr Coach Walt Tyler nn packnng Town game equrpmenf ID car In preparallon for an outof ff X E I -as? xi Jim Bennett Bob Byczynskl Bob Schwln Jerry Novakoskl Bull Donnelly and Ron Schwel daman Don Vulcan: Bull Marsh Ed Wleczorelc ckerl Inspect the equlpment Page 97 5'7 9 A, A M W ni B . 1 Ve ' I' , 5 Q - U ' ' Q ' 2 ? ,,v- V '47, -ff yn A rf.-,,, ,W . 3 Sb- . qv 'Yi f Mmm Y 9 I . 1 - ' ,. , T' X X Ml- N if . 1 s - 3 ' B . H' T 1 ,ff A A x 'Q -h xx MN I I X -. Q A KX 40 , A I V' g X .. . Y A V 'As 1' x M e X X' 4: 4 - f A x, V ,A B ' if W ck ' , , x I , l l l , . Ak vyxv A K U 1 ' A E 'f 'N if 1' X ll I.. K' V4 I 4 ,,,, 5: 1 y 1 X '. . '1 ' r . . wx? Nl 4 7 ,,' S I I - .I . '- Pete Schultz, Harold Gordon and Bob Udvance take time out from a game to discuss strategyi Schultz is a varsity player and Gordon and Udvance are iunior players. Bob Mueller and Dick Bernardi, the L-P varsity doubles team, get set for action during a practice session. The L-P Tennis Team includes: CStandingl Harold Gordon, Bob Mueller, Bob Udvance, Klineelingl Pete Schultz, Dick Bernardi. Tennis Coach Les Hoenscheid 'BAA l it 52 Q 5 SM 6 ' ta , 55' -t 'M-W-QM., 4' 7 rf, ,....., , 'Q df 5 'USN Apr. Apr, Apr. May May i CBack YOWI Coach Bill Farnham, Bill Hargrave, George Erickson, llineelingl Glen Hook, Dale Leach, Bill Fitch, Bill Button. GOLF TEAM WINS ILLINOIS VALLEY TOURNAMENT . . . SEASON'S SCHEDULE 26-L-P, . . .... 7V2 Ottawa Township .....,. 2lfi2 28-L-P, . .. .... 8 Marquette ......,. .,..0 29-L-P .......... 8If 2 Streator ,.,...,......... IVQ 2-L-P ....,...,. 8 Morris ,......,......,.. 2 7--Illinois Valley Tournament-Ottawa Township H. S. L-P ,,.... 326 Streator ...... 348 Ottawa Twp,,357 MEDALISTS Fitch 71, Erickson 87, Hurley 81, Button 87. Golf Coach Bill Farnham types up the golt' schedule. 'Ty-4 I -si Team captain George Erickson shows the proper form for putting, 'T' CStandmgJ Ken Lehn Wayne Temple Kenth Beck Alan llineelmgj Demetrn Zalazar Ken Stachowuak Jlm Noel Ron Peters Duck Curtns Jerry Meznarnch Coach Howard Fellows Volpe John Long CROSS COUNTRY TEAM SHOWS SPEED AND ENDURANCE Sept 2l Ottawa at Ottawa Sept 28 Prmceton Dnxon Mendota at Prmceton Oct l Ottawa at LP Oct 8 Ottawa Invutatnonal at Ottawa 10 Teams O 12 Prmceton and Serena a LP SEASON S SCHEDULE LP 2nd LP 3rd LP 2nd LP 2nd Oct Oct Nov 19 I V Meet at Marsenlles LP 4th LP 7th LP 2nd 30 Dnstruct Meet at Marseulles 2 Streator at Streator Page lOO Coach Cross Country Fellows talks over the schedule wuth Keuth Beck varsnty captain and Ron Volpe frosh soph captam A I 7 ' ' , is V . - ' , ' , ' ...... - Oct. 26-Sterling, Dixon, Rock Falls at Sterling ,..... L-P 4th . - ' ' , .... L-P 4th . f .................... - ct. - ' t - .............. - O MINORS PE IF Faculty members present gay nineties style show at Faculty Follies, the models: Mr. Jim Valek, Mr. Willis Farnham, Mr. John Strell, Miss Mary Weeg, Miss Irene Page, Miss Marienne . . FACULTY MEMBERS CLOWN TO PROVIDE L-P-O . SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WORTHY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS In the sports department Miss Mary Ellen Evers, Miss Mary Weeg, Miss Mary Stevens lfol- lowed byl Miss Elsie Muller and Miss Shirley Brooke rush out for a game of volley ball against the high-school team. Gould, Mr. William O'Brien, Mr. Gene Vance, Mr. Herb Valett and Mr. Roy Johnson. Mr. Don Ander- son serves as commentator while the junior college combo furnish music. Mr. Herb Valett dances incognito. A little less strenuous is the game of lacks being played by Mr. Earl Trobaugh, Mr. William Stringfellow, Miss Marienne Gould and Miss Mary Weeg as referees Ed Wieczorek and John watch every play. Page lO2 On enternng hugh school students feel as though every door IS lammed As the year races by becoming a sophomore ns a reallty and each door opens with a little more ease Unorganlzed munds and lxves begun to have a deflnxte shape by the time upperclassmanshlp as attained New Interests enter take over and before one feels as though he IS really settled the tnme has come to leave the halls of hugh school forever llHSSlS 1 THE CLASS OF 1958 Mass Mary Ellen Evers meets freshman class officers Wayne Terry and Bob Myers sergeants at arms Janice Lance secretary Sandra Brovellu FRESHMEN ENTER GIVE handling of subscriptions to CBack Row? Marcy Halm Martha Bansberg Janet Tyler Judy Kratz Paula Hutchlnson and Romualda Zukovvskn treasurer Susanne Ream vuce presldent and Ned Hurley presndent at room 212 for a con ference THE SCHOOL Pat Champley and Sharon Buffo publlcatlons representatnves Page lO4 Bob Sell, freshman editor, explains the CFront Rowlz Judy Petek, Therese Schweickert, ggtiti u.- Q-P 4-qs.. 'IL' 1 Y RQ' iq 1 as -ql 14 AN APPROVING GLANCE THEY Brongel Judnh Brovelll Sandra Bruckn Leonard Budznak Loss Buffo Sharon Burkuewncz James Byczynslu Joan Byrne John Caldwell George Campeggno Carolee Carlson Vxvl Carson Manlyr- Cass Mary Castell: Sylvua Cafalanello James Causa Barbara Celano Charles Chamlnn Rocer Champley Pat Coulter Lmda Cox Carolyn Croslar, Mary Czarny Arlene Danz Louls Y YQ. 'Y ? f .x...m-ll. Wltlfw in LKE Allen Tray: Alonso Lucla Arbuckle Dayld Argubrught James Auler Bob Bacudore Darlene Bansberg Martha Beck Betty Beck Beverly Bernard Henry Bernard: Emil Bernard: Joyce Blanch: Emll Bucket! Mary Bndaslo Jnmmy Bnrkenbeuel Judnth Borland Rnchard Boyd Mary Lynn Boyer James Brady Colleen Bragdon Bully Braun Carol Bravesse Madelnne Brennan Sandra dv- LJ 5. X s'-' l t, Q Page 105 2 ssl. 5 4 l I . 1 QQ Z' X ' , I 4 ' , ,A Q - 1 ,ff lf' ' , ' ' ' A 'B 2 ,air . -A L J ' ls at .rt., to - K - A if G-, 'L . l f 'f 'f P 3 P A 3 5' ' I ' f A 1 f .,. 1' . I f Qij, i M f', ,ah , BQ X x M2 Q 1 y rs L at J ...J 3 ,L 1 . y 1 - . 1 f, , Xl yi, . U ...se , IAAIBI J vzvif A srl .. ..., .f...,,l.+. 35... . . . ., l i . . l ll .... . ..' . . Q ' 'All it A f l I H f f 4 ., A , I V hm I , af f z ..., . , Vie o J y 5 qty ,.. my ,V I La y Q, A l f if c z ' ' I .S M y 5 I . -...r P' , y lt Q L :M X ' , ll . A -if 3 ts , V- an ' ' - Lt 1 ,, ' I V ' fa ff af L uf or L f L - . an v 1 ,, V 1 . fl ff 'Q , - .M A 4 A- ,I f l Y l an ....,. X sf' ' 1 I I I ' .T by ,LF S' V 3 Day Connue DeGroor Edward Denler Jan Derango Marnus Detrenck Dorothy DeVelrman Judy DrCrrspuno Buddy Dmgerson Clarence Dnflle Jerry Dobbersfenn Euleen Donnelly Kevln Dreas Conrad Dutklewucz Joan Dzuk Andrea Easlon James Edgcomb Shnrley Eklund Donna Ellerbrock Joanne Entwls1le James Eno Pafrrcra Ernaf Margery Ernaf Marlm Ewnng Robert Fahler Janice ,rf S ' C xy '11-ur 3 'er' 'filer rw T M aww x. bln QW Wd FLOCK TO POLLS TO ELECT NED HURLEY FIRST CLA it 'hr if 5 . -wa L, 9 L sud Q4 ... X 44. w .1 , 5.- lv T 'S' ik if 5 5- ff Q Y' TY lr l , Za Page 106 T -.4 s., s-n SS PRESIDENT Fallelh Pearlene Flnley Earl Fusher Bonnle Flahaut Howard Flaherty Mary Foley Pat Frackowrak Ann Franklun Nancy Fransen Pam Frawley James Frrstock Mary Jane Galassu Eugene Garzanelll Lawrence Gates Barbara Gergovnch Judy Gosfomsku Nancy Gostomsku Vrcfor Grant Bull Grant Paul Grant, Thomas Grlmshaw James Gunstl Judy Gullo Mary Gunla, Benlamnn A ...,, , ,, ,gf . Q67 ? W? 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I Z 5'!4 ' , :Af ', rl' I l TURN OUT A GANG TO MAKE SHOWING Janka Donald Jaskolski James Johnson Karen Jordan Doroihy Jump Lois Kaiser Mary Kazmierczak Barbara Kazmierczak Patricia Kearns Jane Keenan Lorefia Keenan Mildred Keenan William Kepper Emma Kerlen David Keutzer Darlene Kierczynski Valerie Kirsteaher Lynn Klabel Roger Klansek Marlene Kolowski Eugene Koplenik Sharon Koplm Wayne Koskosky Patsy Kotecki Darlene Halm, Marcel Hancock, June Haramincich, Ronnie Harl, Linda Harper, Earl Harris, Sharon Hauger, Sandra Haupt, Richard Hauser, Richard Hegland, Jim Hill, Marilyn Hockings, Danny Hook, Glen Housby, Edward Housby, Melva Hrovat, Mary Ann Huff, Joyce Hurley, John Hutchinson Paula Hylla Barbara lmm Ron lvlow Bryan lvlow Kay Jakubiak Judy David Kerlen Page IO7 Kotecku Geraldine Kotecki Richard Kofowsku Mary Kratz Judi Krolak Patrick Kroll Robert Kruswicki Irene Kuhn Sandra Lamboley James Lance Janice Lavens Charles Liberia Michael Libiez James Lipinski John Lipka Richard Lipka Roseann Lippencoti Kerry Loch Barbara Locke Gerald Long Kenh Long Pa Maas Ronald Mack Dolores Madonna Ronnie fs.. ,-r' 'Q-. :fx 'KP' Siiih Q IN TALENT SHOW BY SECOND SEMESTER THEY RE ACQUAINTED A ,' ,ff-'S-- 969 L Magnon: Pete Maier na Mallie James Margis William Mafeika John Mathey Dick Mathieson Carol Meglich Barbara Mennem Doris Merfes Roberta Meznarich Gerald Michalski Nancy Michels David Miglia Barbara V ? .. F' f 1- 1'-.' hmm Page T08 v 5 XA X . ' ' z'..A Mikus Jean Milaicki Gerald Miller Judy Miller Kay Miller Ken Moriarity Moriarity Morrisey Murdock Murphy, Jerry Marguerite Kay James Patricia iv si ...wx K I I l SOON Petek Juduth Peters Ermly Piercy Joan Pnerskn Joe Platt John Plochochn Joanne Pocnus Bonnue Parnkos John Poftmger Janet Prncco Joanne Prohs Robert Quick Gary Ratknewucz Daanne Ream Suzanne Reeland Shnrley Repsel Richard Rlgazlo Ronald Rnmmele Roman Roda Albert Rohde Mary Romanowskn Steve THEIR VOICES QKWM wg? 'E C 2 if 3 ,fare wr-ed? ,as.,4x X-w tax -aka' ras: mm in A,-4 JOIN lv-s It Bk K X 'if .ul Myers Robert Narczewsku Marne Newell Beverly Nlco Wnlluam Nneslawsku Margo Noel James Noel Valerie Nolasco Mary Norqunst Lyle Nowak Genevueve O Hearn Margaret Oresar Judnth Orlo Adolph Ossola Dennns Ostertag Judnth Papmu Wayne Paton Karen Patfarozzu Joseph Paulucka Nancy Pelsynsku Ronald Peradoth Robert Perrot Eloxse Perscett Marte Pescetto Pau UPPER CLASSMEN nv is-ff .4 W, Ross Paul ..- Rounds Sherryl -' Ryba Betty iwx 171 Or f 1 Q 'I K Page IO9 I A : ' I . . 3 we A , E, . I ,I N Q I . ,.. I 12555 1, , SQ , 'OI '. ' I I 1 ,. 7' .y xl ' I e-CE. ' N 5 ' 6 Ai., , n h f . m Q 5 . . , 3.--M ' . L ' 'Xe 'rf All , . I' . a a., A, h I I I ' s, E I . S' 5 ' V' 4 ' - ' 'I' 7, 'sf . tr ' I' ' ' ' ' 5 'W V: f . 'W ' , , A qi ,Q ,,,,.:,: I h ra ' ' r,,. .I Q , ' E 5 1 . Ha, I f ay . I 1 Y , e . - . , wt. ,V QL -, V F3 5, - ' 1 I 1, 3 My , ' ff ' A fe ' I ' ' , fl r Ie: I I , X Q ,, 10255543 , . 1,3 af fx . 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L, K I 9 Snow Calvnn Snow Hugh Sobkowlak Joanne Sokoloskl Judy Sprnngborn Helen Stachowlak Dlana Stachowuak Kent Stalker Walla Stegen Audrey Stella Joy Stuftel Lounse Swanson Gerald Swartz Joanne Swletek Shnrley Szott Joyce Taggart Mary Talbot Rnchard Tastad Dan Tastad Judy Taylor Mxke Terry Milton Tndaback Darryl Tomllns John Tonquest Kath ly M.. v ?x gk 5- ,A CLIMAXING THE FIRST YEAR Wlllmeroth Wllbur Wlndlan Warren Wlodarchak Bonme Wolcnechowskn Roger Wolfe Mary Wozmak Bll Woznnak Geraldlne Yerusku Charles Zalazar Demefrn Zaverl Zlbert Znoun Vnrglma Wnllnam Paula Ruth Romulda Zywuca Jeanne Znameckn Zukowsku 'iv ,1 Lf- R., Tostovarsmk Richard Trebusak Donna Trump Denms Turchl Loulse Twardowskn Glorua Tyler Janet Utz Gretchen Vallero Therese Valle Marlon 31 fn. '- Vndegar Wayne Vogel Carol Volk Joanne Volk Vlvnan Vroman Wnlluam Waldron Jerome Walendukams Michael Walxgora Jacquelyn Weber Bar Weuden Weuland Wenzel Wermz Whaley bare Donna a Clarence Mary Nelda Wnllns Shirley IN HIGH SCHOOL X' C 0 5. Aw ' , 1 'iv N. 9 Q: fr 0 . L7 1 ' i .f . I NF 'Lf ig I - 5 , X .,,, 3 rl,,ra ,J A la .V 'V K J, hx St: ' f, Vry 3 ,... :, eh., . W 7 1 V y 1 an 2- ,.,y i, .1 V4 gn , Q, ,i a- V' ,wi X ,, J-- ' v,.e 1 K lf M ' f J J. lm .. . , A ' ll 3. -4 M5 , - H' U 4 1. ig' i , ' A f .4 Ari' if Q., rx J. ' V . ,1. .. WMM, E fl ...... . I - A ' , J v 'ff -Q. - I f 1 J ff f ge' - a i J , 5 W 'I' , :l.- f ' I ll - 1 ---4- 1 ' w ' 2 I ' . -- fi , H-vi? J J , I E 4: 1, 'A C g 6 it S A A ' - f 5, 5 4 : M My J ff Q 5 'I , i f?V V ti yr' A , G ' E A g ' lie- A J J H , f , . . , . u , i F , ,Y Y . ' . . g A B f S 2 flee-L. ' . L J fl Y gm, ia- . , :Q K . , 0 r Q 1 yr X 5, ' , The sophomore oFf1cers are havlng meeting lStandlngJ Sheila Studznn sk: treasurer Rlchard Cook ser eant arms M Charles Korn advnser and Gene Terry sergeant t arms lSlttungJ Sharon Q Mennlng president and Lols Marin: vlce preswd nt CLASS OF 57 STARTS THE YEAR The followlng members of the sophomore class are the publications represen tatlves Doris Cuesnelskn Gladys Balconn Mnke Yo cum Jim Krultz Marcella Rafalskl Nancy Llnk Le Dean Freschl Sheila Stud zlnskl here are turning theur money unto the book store Page 112 Sophomores Judy Cusack and Judy Koenig are malorettes In the band . a . ', z ' , Q al' I l'. , a chards, secretaryp Walter ' , : , . I I . I ' I I I - I Allgood, Don Anderson, Helen Angello, JoAnn Antkowiak, Elaine Argubright, Mike Ariano, Francis Aubry, Joyce Augustyniak, Frank Balconi, Gladys Balda, Judy Balzarini, Gino Banko Douglas Barnhardt Robert Bartley Denms Barto Barbara Q31 WITH PROBLEMS BOOKS AND .f cgyg, Effie V1 h i Q. -o-' img fs uv' if STUDIES SADIE HAVVKINS DANCE 4, LJ '53-1 Nr -li' .4 -4' T tk W' gg, 11 f'- 1 Bauer Leonard Beck Kenh Bedenko Marllyn Bernard: Eugene Berry Barbara Beurler Caryl Bndasno Catherlne Bland Sallne Blanford Margare Bodnum James Bolellu Beafruce Bolen Jack Bomely Judy Borys Barbara Braun Marlene Bregc Marlorue Brongel Theresa Bruskr Donna Brucku Raymond Bufingfon Judy Page 113 , wr, f , , . fl , ' . T v- ff ' ' ,Mia u f , -l A . , QL 'r ', .. ' --.fit ' at we ' , Yr Q . A X I f- V r X , , . . I . , , T , .I . 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Cusick, Judith , , , 1 , , , , , , , I , , , , , 1 Floroplus Ronald Fogle Roger Forbes B Il Frederlck Roger Freschu LeDean Gealow June Gearuca Phyllus Gens Elanne Gerace Bob Ghllmo Bruce Gmemer Janet Goetsch Wnlllam Gordon Harold Gorlsek Joyce -x. 'Y REMEMBERING VACATION COMES AND '- N. If , fp' lb Q4 f fill' lr' lfr Gorsku Wayne Goskusky Joanne Grant Betty Grant Donald Grobelny Ellen Guenther Beverly Guynn Ralph Halm Bob Hammernch Janet Hardy Mary Hargrave Bully Hams, Joan Harrus, John Hart, Diane Haskms, Mary Hnllman, Juamta Hnnterkopf, John Hoberg, Paul Hunter, Robert Janmes, John f 7 ' Qi' 4' , i , U W ..- - 5 x. A :qw x X Rb! .eg f ig, W , ,iylfi J A . Gentry, Carolyn I as Q' , ' . - AJ M ' l A A-'I ' ' x .. ' ' rf X' 'Q .I I . A , 1 Y 5 I X , x, f I ' I 5 A 'N . 2 - ' lamina 'Q ' X '. ' inf .-. ,-,-e . Jakubiak, Robert Janz, Lynn Jaskolski, Christine Jasper, Judy Jesiolowski, Kenneth Jones, Dorothy Jones, Jerry Jones, Judy Jump, Joyce Jurkowski, Mary Kallner, Barbara Karklass Joseph Kassovic Helen Kastigar Joanne Kasza Marlene Kelly Tom Kelly Jnm Keutzer Richard Klarner Robert Klnne Beth Ann Lou EXAMS ARE HERE WISH WE You 51 Page H6 ..f -X Koenig Judy Konters Mans Konters Tolly Kolczasku Patsy Kopczyk Barbara Koplennk Carolyn Kowalskn Tom Krall Duane Krasunsku Gerald Krolak Rose Krultz James Kruswlcku Francis Kulpa Marlorle Kwatuck Charlotte Ladzlnsku Carol 'rg' V Lannen Barbara Lamboley Paul Lasik Stanley Lavens Jo Ann Leach Dale Liebhart Carole Liles John Lllewskl Donald Link Nancy Liss Bernadette Loch Carol Locke Judith Locke Robert Lund Gayle Lungwntz Allan HAD STUDIED YEAR ENDS WITH Lushma Betty Maggio Judith Mallick Connie Marenda Janice Marin: Lois Marsala Pauliine Martyn Alan Marzetta Eugene Mazur David McConnell Caro Menning Walter Mertes Dale Michalak Thomas Miller Anida Miller Ruth Moerdick Roger Morell William Mosbach David Mosbach William Mueller Patricia N5 N'x ,AO , -.1 Z . ' Page ll7 Q iff 9 a Nagle 44 T Page ll8 Murdock Albert Muylle Judtth gle Pat Neps James Newburn Donald Newcomer Burton Nrlak Ruta Noon Lucy Noonan Barbara Nordmann Edward OConnell Caro O Donnell Carol Pabuan Mary Pakula Raymond Panzrca Janet Papml Donna Pavmato Anthony Payne Bernard Plano Jack Pelka Eddue A PARTY AND ALL COME Prkula Stanley Prletrc Don Prttman Gerry Platt Sherla Poha Jean Pohar Rnchard Potocmk Nancy Presser Danny Prokuskr, Eugene Pryde Kent Querclagrossa, Linda Raccuglta, Theresa iz: Rafalskl, Marcella Reagan Don Reese Janet ga, v A 1 l, X Remuck Margaret Renkoslk Kathleen Pnbo zu Don Rnchards Sharon Robinson Allan Rosenkranz Wnlllam Ross Mary Rottner Donna Kay Rutgens Joe Rybarczyk Carole ,A Rybarczyk Ray Rynke Ruchard Sarrn Carla Saporm Mary Lou Sarwmskl Elame gfxlf: 59' 5 nw, TO CONCLUSION THAT so 'Q 4-ul' if .f Scassnferro John Schoeder Carol Schmndt Ken 1:-chmltz Carole Schott Robert Scl'ul z Kenneth Scl weuckert Mary Scorna Antonnette Seaton Sandra Seghu Carole Seghi Sharon Seitz Dian- Seppi Doris Sever Carole Sever Theresa Severson, Betty Shetter, David Shieiak, Bernard Short, Alan Siebert, Madelyn Page 119 Simmons, Katherine Skowera, Edward Skowronski, Sharon Skowronski, Theresa Sledgister, Bill Sment William Smith Marion Smith Shirley Snell Daniel Soeder Janet Sons Pauline Spayer Donald Stanhouse Karole Starkey Deanna Stewart Janet Struglinski Jerry Studzinski Sheila Swuetek Don Taylor Joyce Termmi John Donald Spayer an A A WN 5 ' ' '24, THEIR SOPHOMORE YEAR AT LA SALLE PERU TOWNSHIP in Page T20 i-' we if fx Terry Gene Tomlins George Tomse Lois Tonozzi John Towne Marie Turchi Patricia Uebler Alan Urbanski Nancy Van de Poele Arlene Volpe Ronald Wadas Walsh Waters Weger Weger Donna Robert Barbara Barbara Chester C' I -.1 i K 'MS-v if 15 AJN .J-4, 'Cf wr HIGH SCHOOL WAS A We ch Pnyllls Wenzel Kenneth Westphal Nelson Wlllard Marnlyn Wrmpy Robert Wlndy Robert Wtndy Wayne Wltek Gerald Vlfntelc Judy Wntelc Ron Wolclecbowsku Maryanne Wolfe Robert Yocum Muchael Zubas Walter Zlbert John 15 Ztel Walter Zenzen JoAnn Zera Janice Zupancac Marnlyn GOOD YEAR Page 121 . - l f I - ,Q . , , 'V' , Q ' V ' L, , K ., Y' A A ' xx , I 645: , -A:-2 J - 4 f my 1' Q I. p A N ' it J 1 V-lx, i W. A I ' mm ' , K, 4 A ,v - . ',,.. X. ' i W 33 gn, I -A 1 I I V L 5 f ' , -' f cr ' , H ,fr Q. - f W f -- at wi f Q ' ' I f, , I l A 'Q X I I , t Ak Q A , Q , ' l. li xx A K X The iuniors elect as class officers: Jim Grisolano, trea- surer, Monalee lmm, secre- tary, Jim Entwistle, vice- president, Gene Bassetti, sergeant at arms, Bill Fitch, president. Seated is Miss Leta Marsh, class adviser. Not pictured: Joe James, sergeant at arms. CLASS OF 56 HAS NEW ROLE AS UPPERCLASSMEN Betty Urbanowski social chairman and Norma Jean Loekle program chairman plan the year s activities Bringing subscriptions to Sherall Clement are Junior Publications Representatives Jim Spltzmiller Judi Hoar Charleen Flannery Lor tta Saathox Carole Mochnik Nancy Hall Charlotte Mankowski Alice Woodrux Willa Bildhauer and Mary Cassidy Notplctured Dale Rossmann Page 122 Q b s JUNIORS Bogamus Par Bono Louus Born Earl Bottomley Leland Boumpe Wayne Boyle Vurglnna Brady Gerald Brandner Jrm Braun Dons Braun Shnrley Bray Duck Brrthngharn Carolyn Bufton Bll Bump Judy Butkovutz Noreen Byczynskl Robert Campbell Jerry Cardanl Beverly Caresno Carole Cassvdy Mary 1 I Wrlla Bnldhauer ORDER Jerry Campbell Anderson Larry Andrews Don Angelo .losre Anglavar Duane Anglevar Marlene Baker Nancy Barnhardt Elaine Bassett: Eugen Bergagna .lam Bernard Jamce Bernard: Nancy Berryman Gerrl Buclaslo Joanne Buldlwauer Wrlla Bloomstrand Davld CLASS RINGS SENIORS E'-,I ,4 I Uv 1-32 -:FW 'b-f' 54151 QW, rs 'lv' Page 123 or lg , 6 , Y l K , l ' o ' 'U ' ,af 1 by 1 ' , , , 3: Q ' S . 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'N 8 1 A s 5 4, ,f nf Castagna, Jerry Cavalevto, Frank Celano, Victor Charbonneau, George Cicci, Eugene Cnesuelskl Donald Clark Pat Clement Sherall Condne Tony Coulter Bonme Couns Patncna Cramer Lmda Curhs Richard Dane Marlon Damels Shlrlee CHALLENGE JUNIORS IO DUEL AT SELLING MAGAZINES DeGroot Donald DeKeyser Ray Derango Geraldine Devecchno Richard Uobovsku James Dombraskn Edward Donnelly Jerry Dresbach Jamce Eggers Ma ry Jane Ellerbrock Judne English Wayne Entwusfle Jcm Entwustle Manlou Eschenbaum Edwa Essl ob Faleth Stephen Falk Rnchard Feurer Sharon F c Brll Fnzkee Kay 'i rd V 17 Rnchard Fa k A ,Aa wx ucv' ,A Flannery Charleen Forbes Ruth Forster Dnana Frackownak Joan Freschu August Frnstock Soma Fulmer Barbara Galassu Arlene Ganfz Lnnda Ganze Shirley Gentry John Geracx Thomas Gibson Bob Gunn Gene Gorczynsku Patrncua JUNIORS IW 1 we yv 9 fl an 'Ge Q' lf' Q O Z l'l'l O C: -I O -I O 17 cn rn Z O 75 cn at Judu i H w K -., -EV Ca' Q -1, fa 4. V dv' -sr' hs... Gostomskm Joanne Grant Yvonne Gregornch James Gnsolano James Grubuch Joe Gunua Helene Hahn Robert Hall Nancy Hamnlfon Mary Hansen Alan l-'arbeck Donna Hartman Demse Haupf Edward Hess Nancy Hildebrandt Caryl Hull, Cafhernne Hoar, Jud: Hrovaf, Francns Huettemann, Joan Hynds, Parrncna 3 si Page 125 , In N F- 4' ' ' ' ,Tv 555 i- - r , 7 J fs , H Q. N- , n. ., , ...4.:.A:: y Q ' .I ,flying- , Q- A -2' , ' ' :- ', It, 5' e W 1 ' S- I Q I l Hia- 1:- Q as Qi J J J A' J 1 fsfifi ' wg, . ': 1 'Y rr V 4 . . f I we V . ,z '3'-:-v.-.::., ' S ' ' r - V--V -- ' 2 ' Q . 5 Q 1 -1 ,, 3 G M J ll 3, - , if V' ' I J I- A K, u,,., V .. 'V-V ' , , 'if f J' , , V ' J .4 15 , d M ' L , s Zh, . if 2 wf N . 5 Q f , V 1 iv j , fi 3 K X 7 A f 'J Hyson B II Irnm Mcna'ee Jakse Joseph Jakubek Judith James Joe Jaraczewsku Richard Jaraczewskn Shnrleanne Jaskolskn Edward Jaskolsku Leonard Jaskolskn Rosemarne Johnston Laureen Kallner Elame Kasuk Lucnlle Kepper Judith Keiter Don PAY OFF 1'-sv.. ,Wil WITH ENTERTAINING ASSEMBLY Kndd James Kldd Sandra Kserczynskl Bull Kmnecnak Barbara Kobald Phyllis Koehler Lynn Kolowskn Donald Kopytklewncz Bernadette Kordzunskn Edward 'Sf Page 126 6 Koiar Rxfa Krolak Barbara Kslazklewucz Kuester Jnm Kulpa John Kenneth Lakm Joanne Lamps Ardnth Lehn Keufh Lemler Janet Llesse Barbara l 4' F I 1 , i ,. X W I , ' 1- - 1 Pix , A si Kolowski, Georgia fl , 1 . ' 2 ' J - 4- .y . 5 , 4? 1 J ,X 1 -as ' . 5 'Q in ' I ' A , -A , I , T I n ' s N A .f V , --f' x se CHRISTMAS Maurer B Il Mayers Jean Mazzetti Jeanine McCann Judy McClain Celesle Mclnerney Jack Mequish Frank Meriel Rita Miklavcic Richard Mills Burdette Mochmk Carole Monari Donald Morandi Mary Morris Connic Morrison John Mueller Bob Munson Elaine Linden, Dick Liss, Edward Liss, Pat Loch, Mary Lodi, David Ci l 'L Loekle Norma Jean Long John Lushina Jacquelyn Maggi June Maggio Pearl Mankowski Charlotte Marches: Janice Marmi Judy Martin Carol Marzetra John if X kwa-' aw' TE IS FIRST SEMESTER HIGHLIGHT .af 3-.- Y., 'bf Q -r' vw' 4 4' lil! 1-fr 'of 5 ...f 4' Nowakowski Robert -' O Connell Mary v- Y ta H I Page 127 f l 7: , 9 47 R Tl s an X 4 -I . V W1 ,,7, , - . ,K 4 - 1 - . ,.-, , L J rv 1 A' I MN , K 1 x ' -M E J f l 1 - 'I ' TQ , 'S' T3 5. V . , l . . ' ' LL . L -L if '14 . I T Q 5 Z' 1 bfi N rig ' ' J N' T l ,. ' A A A D - VN.. - A , . . , , ,. 4 f, 5, .I , , 1 -V Y' . LQ I Q, il 5 J -' I .AA ,N kv vi gli if 1 E461 i - I I I .,l' asv' Nyfki 3 an - , 2. Metzler, Dennis L' V -' fl K' 1 if- . . , M if, f L if H i , ' is' fl Y r'7'7'i L 1 L -gg 'Q , :ig .Ya - Fx , kv!! V l-l, ., ., . HX, It : x V K l - 5 N L-Rx A I , 'T rf' 1 I v .11 5- f M: - L. V wx , ' - 'T if 1 1 ' L V I 39 ' , I i lj W ' I , ' , r 1,5 ,N V ' 0' ' Pagorra Robert Pamzzl Judy M Parnusart Robert Pearson Charlene Pe en Robert Pagorua Peterlm Frank Petersen Gladys Phelps Ruchard Plcco Alan Plscla Don Postula Joan Presser Jerome Prnnce Georg Pyka Betty THEN EXAMS JUNIORS ' TJPX.. X 'f x A 3 Page T28 lsr N X'- A 'r' ,f 1 an HELP MAKE TALENT 4 s, Pyszka Charlene Pyszka Mary Ratalczak Rose Rxcrards Donna Rlchards Shirley Rosploch Rrchard Rossmann Dale Rossman Donald Rossman Donna Ryba Charles Ryba Marlene Saathoff Loretta Sabotta Charles Sarnolmsku Geraldme Sampo Barbara Schmrdt Dona Schultz Karen Sell Duane Sell Robert Sellew Paul 'K' ' ' .ti N M P 5 H, K' - I N x -V. , .'-- E' I Q- ..,,. rg 1 1 I . A 1 7 ., r E P .4 ' ' 'V , A A ' rt-t E - T A V- . r- ,W Y , , - H I an ,C at E P 'S' ef: . .am ' , e if fl X 2 , , .- V V ' QF I K i f Q -13 I Pyszka, Carol Fx + -V ' . pf V,-t is P' , , A, . J T T - V 'J 'I ws A lt ,N Q P ., I v Y A I fs. A ' ' .g v i M- .V JW. , . r ' A X in V -. A' C' 4 1 , xi fx 5 0 j T itil' .M-. 44,33 V E ' , ld , , Q- i V ,ft T 5 Sepanuak Bernard Sexton Bull Shea Thomas Snebert Melvln Srrnmen Jull Stmmen Susan Snmpson Carole Sttar Donna Skooo Joyce Sledguster M rtha Slogar Joe Small Kenneth Smnth James Smnth Judy Smuth Suzy SHOW A SUCCESS mm gnvaw 'O ri, Pau Smudzmsku 3' 3, f fl-T. -n.. l y it 5 K e-I .... g--4 1 ll A IVA l-x. 11- ' '-f ,H---' v ft' wwe,-gp L tai? J! :Q 'X Ex is I 1 L 9 NEXT YEARS CLASS Smudzunskl Paul Snow Rncharcl Sobkownak Barbara Sobkownak Ron Spntzmlller James Stachownak Marty Stnh Carol Stockdell Emagene Story Kathleen Studznnskn Ladyre Swanson Allen Swanson Harold Szott Francns Tavenrne Ruta Thelen, Norma Thran, LeRoy Ttdaback, Alan Tomaszewskn, Edward Tomasesku, Ray Traeger, Carolyn W Page 129 , if J ' A S' 12 ' ' 'J S' . I P . . ' Q R l f , 7 S , ' . N gr i 'W ta ' , S A N' at A-, 2: , , 5 . f Wm vt x. 1 1 x f x Q' -t -,-- : W' .:a4:5..W- -A , f 4,15 ' 'fig . 1 af .-.. 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'ii ,jg :fri -'il-1 lv.. QW 004' M- R' nf T4- 'Fx ANTHONY BARATTA KAY BENEDICT Swnrnmnng 3 Chorus 3 Lrfe Savrng I G A A A Publlcatnons Representatlve 2 RAH Club 2 Math Club 2 Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scnolarshtp 6 Radu: Club 2 Chorus 4 Llfe Savung I JAMES BENNETT NANCY BARR G A A 2 Publtcatrons Representative 2 RAH Baseball 2 Student Councll 2 Football 4 Wrestlnng Club 2 2 Chorus 2 Track 2 -. RAH Club 2 DONNA BENVENUTI Q Transferred from St Joseph s Commercuall Student K Councnl 2 Spanush Club 2 Chorus 2 SPORTS ACTIVITIES FOR PLAYERS EXCITED .IANICE BENVENUTI DIANE BERNARDI Uransferred from St Josephs Commercnall Student Council A A RAH Cub 2 horus 2 F 2 Spanlsh Club 2 Chorus 2 THEODORE BERNARD LINDA BERNARDI A A 2 EII Ess Pe 2 RAH Club 2 Hon A 5 Lnfe Savung I Chorus 2 A f-q,r E 1-VI' Gtr, iv sv ,.,..- 's W-.7 Page l34 ' N . Q ' W W 'Wi 4 2 s- S- ,ef 3 iwmfax. wt A P 5. I I KATHLEEN BENNETT 6 ,Nr , ' ' ' G...2, I ,C ,.H.A.6, F. F. . 6. G, . . , , , or Roll , ' , , F. H. . 6. , -.' K P K, , 4, M'-L 2 Q' ' Sv ,, ,va Q 1 'Pd it' RICHARD BERNARDI ROGER BILLARD Ell Ess Pe 2 Class O3Tcer 2 Student Councl 3 Football 2 Basketball l Football 4 Chorus 2 Tennus 3 Servuce Squad 2 DONNA BRADLEY SHIRLEY BERTON A A 2 Lufe Savungl Band 11 Honor Roll A l Hon r Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 4 Chorus 8 CAROL BRADY G A A 3 RAH Club 2 Chorus 2 SANDRA BRADY Honor Roll 5 Hugh Scholarshup l Band 8 STUDENTS WAVE PENNANTS YELL OCTOBER Basketball 8 Class Oflicer 4 Baseball 4 Student Councul G A A l Class Offlcer 2 RAH Club l Chorus 8 Honor 5 Football 8 Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 5 Roll 5 Hugh Scholarshup 2 Servuce Squad 2 DIANE BUELL CAROLE BURK G A A 2 Dramatucsl Honor oll A A 8 Lubrary 2 Prouectuoru Squad 2 u l horus 2 F 8 Ban .nib-vu get fx 1-, 'X' f, Page l35 .53 A ', , 2. G..A., o ,' ', 5' DONALD BRANDNER ALICE BURCH . . . , ' , R 2. G, . . , ' , ' ' , RAH Clb,C ,.H.A., dl. F ' -4' M Tw I 'Y' f -..' S 2, 4 'S l 1' F pan. avr 'uf CAROLE CARLSON ALFRED CASTELLI G. A. A. l Honor Roll 7 High Scholarship 6 Radio ub 2 Chorus 8 AUDREY CASTAGNA MARGARETE CERRI Corus3FHA3 A A4Ma1h orus8 Hn 7H Scholarshrp l DAVlD CHEMELEWSKI Lzbrary 3 Honor Roll l Swummmg 5 Life Saving l MARIANNE CHERRY A A 2 Sfuden C ncul Chorus 1 Saving 'l HOMECOMING BIG EVENT PAULA STORKMAN PAULA CHLEBUS BARBARA CLAUDNIC Publncahons Represenfatlve 2 Math Club 4 Honor Roll 7 A 2 RAH Club I Honor R 2 Chorus 6 ue Hugh Scholarship 6 Saving I Page I36 CAROL ClCCl JOSEPH CONNORS Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshlp 5 Raduo Club 7 lvl.. Al l 1136: 'QV vi' Qt? '23 nv 43-3 , , , Cl h , .... G. . A. 2, RAH Club l, F. H. . , 2, Ch , Ell Ess Pe 2, o or Roll G. . . , f ou ' 2, 2, L'fe . u n I LA I n ' ' ' , , , G. . A. , V oll , Madrigal Group I, Chorus 7. hy., ' . . xr kg Y' DW' .f.! S, all Emi' W 5 5 Que if' 'wif'- ' fn- 'CI7 CHARLENE CORLESS MELVA CROISANT A G A A 2 Class Offlcer 2 Student Councnl 4 Honor Roll 'ter' 7 Hugh Scholarship 7 Spamsh Club 2 Chorus 8 DONALD CROISANT HARRY CYBULSKI Publncatnons Representatlve I Ho or Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshnp 4 Track 2 JANETTE DEMES G A A 6 Publucatnons Representatnve 2 RAH Club 6 Keyhole I Honor Roll 3 Modern Dance 3 Cheerleader 2 RALPH DERANGO Baseball 2 Honor Roll 3 QUEEN MELVA CROISANT JOANNE HOPP SENIOR DON DIMMICK PHlLLlP DOBOVSKY Student Council 2 Honor o 7 Hugh Scholarsnup 3 F F A 2 Swummung 2 Wrestlmg 2 Chorus 2 JOHN DITTLE RONALD DOBRYDNlA A KJ Q , Llbrary 2 Honor Roll 3 i 3' y omg, 'Nv- Nb 'Immun In- Page 137 l an-0 ' 4:7 25 1' WILLIAM DONNELLY PATRICIA DRESBACH Baseball 4 Student Councul 2 Honor Roll 3 Hugh Scholarshup A A 4 EII Ess Pe 2 Honor Roll 5 Chorus I Chorus 8 Servuce Squad 2 ROBERT DOWNEY CARL DZIK Prolectuon Squad 4 Honor Roll 2 Honor Roll 2 Football I PERRY ERHART Keyhole 2 Spanush Club A Band 8 Drum Mauor 6 Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup I GEORGE ERICKSON Basketball 6 Golf 8 Student Councul 2 Football A Wrestlung 2 Chorus 4 Track 2 Servuce Squad 2 Honor Roll 2 ATTENDANTS YEAR ADVANCES M 1 'NO MORE STUDY MARY JANE EVANS RICHARD FELDHAUS C orus 2 F H A 2 El s Pe 3 Student Councul 4 Football I Chorus Page I38 BEVERLY EWING MARGARET FERITER G A A 5 Publucatuons Representatuve 2 Math Lubrary 2 RAH Club I Student Councul 2 Honor Club 2, Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 4 Roll 3 'S Ria. l Q? -. if A T r 3, 4 1 ' 9 , ' B . 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I I -T X. 2 N N 2 , 9, df f 1 I Q , P - f f N , , 9 ' .24 a:5j,4H,,,JF-'A i K - U . 11,52 qhl. l' f N Q x u I - , u ' ar I ,V 2K ?'Elr Us-ry 4 cl A Q 6 PATRICIA GLUPCZYNSKI RICHARD GREENING Chorus 3, F. H. A. 8. Honor Roll 2. KENNETH GREENING Chorus 5. SHIRLEY GREGORICH G. A. A, 6, Publications Representative 4, Student Council 2, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 3, Modern Dance 4. Jane Walsh C .I Wollack Janice Magglo Marilyn Loekle Sally Scher merhorn, and Madonna Kwatnclc stop To have their pictures taken during halftime of The LP Homecoming game BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS STRONG SCHOOL SPIRIT P RICHARD GROVE WILLIAM HAHNE Football I Service Squad 2 Class OHicer 2 Math Club 4 Student Council I Honor Ro 7 High Scholarship I Football I Swimming 8 Track I CAROLE GUZIEC DONNA HALL G A A 7 Library 2 Publications Representative Chorus 5 2 RAH Club 4 Honor Roll 3 Modern Dance 4 Chorus 4 Page IAO 1- 'Uv 'auf' i 'C' I ' ' I I r ' , ' . . , ' , ll I I I I I I I I ' . . . , l , ' l I , , , , , .... V 1 A.. , ' , w 1' ,' S' 53, , 4 Q ' . -EEK JACK HALM 'C' Publucatuons Representatuve 2 Honor Roll 2 4l 'lb it Rl il' 17 -1'-s if-' JOANNE HARAMlNClCH G A A 6 Lubrary 2 Class OPtTcer 2 RAH Club 8 Student Councul T Keyhole 2 Honor Roll 5 Hugh Scholarshup 2 Lufe Savung l Cheerleader 8 Modern Dance 4 JOHN HARKINS GEORGIA HAMMERICH G A A 8 Publucatuons Represerutatuve A AH Club A Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 3 Chorus 8 Spanush Club 2 Lufe Savung l Modern Dance A Football 2 Wrestlung 2 5 2 ALICE HEBEL ' Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 5 Art Club l 'lv THOMAS HEFFRON Prouectuon Squad 8 RAH Club 4 Cross Country 2 T nnus 3 Band 8 Juruuor Rotaruan l THEN THANKSGIVING VACATION DECEMBER SENIORS CHARLES HELMIG MARYANN INGEGNOLI Math Club 4 Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 7 A A A G A Councul Modern gutlisfzf. A JOANNE HOPP KAREN JAKOWSKI A 6 Class Omcer A RAH Club 6 Student G A A 6 Publucatuons Representatuve 2 AH horus 2 l Cheerleader Club 2 Student Councul l Honor Roll 2 Dance 2 ll 'V'- hps ldv f -, Page 141 '4 .fu X A - -Q 1, . 0, 4. f - ' 'L' 2 A0 1 A. 4, ' -3 Q 2 . . . , A ' ' , R , ' . .V . C ,Q Q. ' C E 2 , ' ' , . 6 ' I , ' ' , if . . , . . . 1 . , , ' ' . G. . , u, Honor Roll 5, F. H. , 2. . . . , , , . , . , ' ' ' , R ' 4, C , F. H. A. , 6, , ' , . .iv 74' '-., K A fl A . Q Q J 'D f 4 ? -9 ,-f- 'lg ,r N W I 1 b xg. f , 45' :RPS- ,ar -- fs 'sf 77' X-I ,Jas Qfuh NANCY JAKUBEK CAROLE JEREB G. A. A. 6, RAH Club T, Honor Roll 3, Chorus 4. Honor Roll 3, Life Saving T, Modern Dance T. PATRICIA JARONSKl R. JOANNE JOHNSON G, A. A. 4, RAH Club 2, Honor Roll I. Honor Roll 4, Chorus 2. LESLIE JONES Ch Qc' 1 Basketball 6 Cross Country l Student Councnl 4 Chorus 7 GLORIA KASZYNSKI ww 'fg- it 'X' G A A 6 Publncatlons Representatlve 4 RAH Club 8 Student Councll 2 Chorus A Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshnp 7 Cheerleader 6 ENJOY LAST TEA EVENT MAGAZINE DRIVE SENIORS WILLIAM KEARNS KENT KLARNER Honor Roll 2 Uransferred from Lane Techj Football 2 Track 2 Chorus Honor Roll 2 ROY KEEBLER JAMES KNAFELC Page T42 Band 8 Honor Ro Cross Country 2 Student Council 2 9-we Igg- ik is ,QQ ...I -Q., Www.. 2 fl ll , ll l. , 4 . . . ' ' as fu. ' l ' L -... L 1 ? 7- ,C - 7 M' Y l 'QQ ' I . ,fl l '32 C, . H . , N , A fr.-.X Y' 'tr' DONNA KOEHLER SYLVIA KUCZYNSKI e 2 RAH Clu I Honor Rol A Chorus 2 e G A A 6 Honor Roll 3 Savung 2 F H A 6 Hugh Scholarshup I RICHARD KOPLENICK K WAYNE KUEHN 515. VK On.. .JOAN KULPA Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 2 Band 8 G A A 8 Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 3 Lufe Savung 2 RICHARD KURTZ CHALLENGE JUNIORS SENLORS LOSE PAY PENALTY MADONNA KWATICK G A A A Ell Ess Pe 4 RAH Club 4 Math Club 2 Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 5 Lufe Savung 2 MARYJANE LARSON G A A 6 Publucaiuons Representatuve 4 RAH Club 6 Student Councul 5 Chorus 8 Honor Roll 5 Hugh Scholarshup 2 J?' 4' Y- v 7 ALBERT LeBOUTON Gof I EII Ess Pe 2 Student Councul 4 Swummung 4 Honou R02 RICHARD LESHEWSKI Lufe Savung 2 5.- Page 143 ur' . . -V A-A . - . '20 -1 -,Q ' .- up -'sl ,gf ,Kg- .. - L .,L, Q5 euu Ess P , b , u , , uuf . . . , . , s.. ' W . . . , M ..., , , . f if r . . . , . . , , . uu . . , . , , A ' . N. , .. 41 am 2. f TV' . gy 3 3' m, 7' N' A ,. -, ,. K, sq.,-4 I ,W -., WILLIAM LIEBHART DARLENE LODI Ell Ess Pe I Football 2 Swmmung I Chorus 8 nor Roll 2 F H A MARIE LILES MARILYN LOEKLE A 2 H G A A 4 Lubrary 2 Class Onticer 2 RAH Club Scholarshup I 2 Student Councul I Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup PATRICIA LOEBACH Pat an off campus student us a member of the senuor class of 1955 She completed her hugh school course by means of the recently unstalled unter communucatuons system ENTERTAIN JUNIORS WITH PLAY PAT MELLEN BILL HAHNE DARLENE LUSHINA G A A 6 Class OFtTcer 8 Publucatuons Representatuve B Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 4 RAH Club A Lufe Savung I Modern Dance 3 HENRY LUSHINA Football 2 Swummung 4 Lufe Savung I Track I .9-s vb Y .Jk- Page 144 G. . A, 8, Honor Roll 4, F. H. A. , igh I 'X If www fl xg, 'Him-1' E' 1 H! Ill at 'UD gr 7...-v tg JANICE MAGGIO BARBARA MARINI RAH Club I Student Councul 2 Honor Roll 2 Spamsh Club Honor Roll I Chorus 2 e vmg 2 A gf' an 'Q--v DON MARGIS JOSEPH MARINI Honor Roll 2 Swnmmnng 2 Life Savnng 2 Baseball 2 Math Club 2 Student Councnl I Honor Roll I Football 4 Track I Band 4 Servnce Squad 2 WILLIAM MARSH Baseball A Football I Servlce Squad I JAMES MATHIEU C., Basketball I Football 3 Honor Roll I BUD LEBOUTEN ARE STARS' CHRISTMAS VACATION ROBERT MAURICE PATRICIA MELLEN Honor Roll I G A A 2 Publncatrons Representatnve I RAH Club I Lfe vang I F JAMES MCGUNNIGAI. MARIE MENNE Math Club A Honor Ro A Hugh Scholarshmp 2 Uransferred from St Joseph s Commercnalh Chorus 2 1-s ,..s, 'W Cass. 1. sf 1.- 5.1 51 wmv I .-if I I I ,W ,X A Cf A I UN 1 1- . g- - S N ' I .r M A I X . ISIS? 4 'W - -an - . S 5 '. 5 l , M I- no J , ,g -, T . n. ' ' + 7 -was-1 N mi 2, Lif Sa A , F. H. . 4. I 9 , . ,. . Q r ' ' in lin' 5 , , ' . Iv, .. f n' QQ, i 'IK Vx I , , . 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GN is 5...-1 NORMA MORROW BEVERLY MUSSATTO G A A 4 Class Offlcer 2 RAH Club A Student Councll Honor Roll 2 Chorus 5 Honor Roll l Chorus 4 Lnfe Savung 1 Cheerleader Modern Dance 2 'vi'- 5 DONALD MUDGE ANN MYERS Basketball 2 F H ol Tra Student Councul l Honor Roll I Chorus 2 Mui' RONALD MYERS RICHARD NICO El s Pe 2 Cross Country 2 Swlmmlng A Life Savmg 2 Track 2 Art Club 2 SEMESTER EXAMS STUDY SOME WORRY MORE FEBRUARY BARBARA NIJAK JEROME NOVAKOSKI A 3 Hono Ro l Cho Bas etball A Baseball A Football 4 Chorus 2 Servlce Squad 3 vu 2 'gf ROBERT NORAMCZYK JOANNE PAGANI Band 3 A 4 RAH Clu Student Councnl 2 Chorus 5 Cheerleader 6. i ist iv Y'-7 v- 'm Vine q,...fv Page 147 iv 'tu- Q- -9 COULA PENN ALAN PETERS G. A. A. 'l, Radio Club 2, Chorus 2. Ell Ess Pe 4, Cross Country 2, Student Council 2, Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship 3, Spanish Club 2, Chorus 7, Junior Rotarian. HELEN PETERLIN ALICE PETERS Publications Representative 4, Math Club 2, Student G. A. A. 2, Publications Representative 4, Student Council l Honor Roll 7 High Scholarship 7 Band 8. Council 4 Honor Roll 7 High Scholarship 7 Chorus 8 Service Squad 2 DONALD PIANO Student Council 2 Chorus 8 RICHARD PIJANOWSKI Basketball 4 Student Council 2 Honor Roll 3 Football l High Scholarship l TALENT SHOW OPENS MONTH REGIONAL TOURNAMENT CLOSES ALOYSIUS PIWONSKI RAYMOND POSLADEK El Ess Pe l Life Saving 2 LOUIS PONTI WILLIAM POTOCNIK Basketball l Student Council 2 Honor Football 4 Track 4 Hugh Scholarship wig, no sis., if- i l Page 148 ' Q I I , ' ' . , ' , Roll i, , , ' ' 1. , 'Z lgsfs' '2 'A ,ff x., ll. v . W, , I X 2 . V 3 Vi... J-fi Q 'A . . hw I 2 KENNETH QUICK THONY ROSOUA Honor Roll 2 Swummung 'l DALE QUMABY SHARLENE ROSS G A A 4 RAH Club 4 Student Councul 2 Honor Roll 4 Hugh Scholarshup l Mauorette A v 'q -n v-!wmr1nv 1 1'n f KENNETH RYBARCZYK Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 3 Football 3 NANCY SABOTTA BASKETBALL SEASON MARCH BAND CONCERT THINGS SALLY SCHERMERHORN MARILYN SCHORN G A A 3 Library 2 Radio Club 2 Spanush Club l Chorus R uo Club 2 Chorus 2 F H A A 2 Modern Dance A JULIAN SCHLESINGER JAMES SCHULTZ Publucatuons Representa uve 2 Math Club 2 Student B s etball A Honor Roll A Hugh Scholarshup l Councul l Honor Roll 5 Hugh Scholarshup 2 Spanush Football 4 Track A Club 2 Band 8 QS Page 149 1 ,i T- AN . Emu ,,,,,A, I u, ,, ,. M Y . . AJ' K ' l ' ' L G. A. A. 4, RAH cuub 4, chorus 2. . . . , ' , 4 , ' , ad' , , . . . . ' ' 1' , , ak , , - ' , V15 I 'ei S , have PETER SCHULTZ ROBERT SCHWINDAMAN Basketball I, Class Officer 2, Math Club 2, Student Council Uransferred from St. Bedel Baseball 2, Cross Country I 2, Honor Roll 3, Football I, Tennis I, Junior Rotarian. Honor Roll 2, Junior Rotarian. RONALD SCHWEICKERT GUY SCOMA Basketball I, Baseball 2, Football I. Proiection Squad 4, RAH Club 2, Student Council 2, Service Squad 2. JOHN SEKULA Honor Roll 2 Football I CALM DOWN AT PATRICK SEXTON Page T50 ROBERT SHERMAN Honor Roll I CU' GERALD SEVERSON Honor Roll I LP A L STATE MUSIC CONTEST PETER SMANIA Honor Roll 5 High Scholarship 2 Band 5 EDWARD BARETTE SMITH Uransferred from Culver Football l Military Academyl G l. ofl in 5' f :l ux 1 . . - . PRI . . F. F. A. 7. , ' ' I - . I I . Q if lk 'A Y' ,f fja X ' I , , fc as S., s..-v ,I 13-. .nes Nr v-rv' X od!! P+.-P N' qw... ps Onyx KATHRYN SMITH BARBARA SPELICH RAH Club I, Math Club 2, Student Council 2, F. H. A. 8, G. A. A. 4, EII Ess Pe 2, Publications Representative I, RAH Honor RQII 3, Club 2, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 4, Radio Club 2, Chorus 4, F. H. A. 2. RICHARD SOBKOWIAK LOIS STALKER Class Officer I, Baseball I, Student Council 2, EII Ess Pe 2, Honor Roll A, Chorus 8, Football 4, Track 2, Service Squad 3, 7. NANCY STANHOUSE G A A 2 RAH Club 2 Life Savingl Band 6 DONALD STAROVASNIK Math Club 4 Honor Roll 7 High Scholarship 7 OPERETTA LEADS ACTIVITIES FOR MONTH MAY DEANNA STELLA DEAN STRELL G A A 3 Student Council I Honor Roll 4 High Scholar Honor Roll 2 Football A Swimming A Service Squad 2 ship 2 Radio Club 2 Chorus 8 Madrigal Group 2 PAULA STORKMAN JUDITH STRELL G A A 4 Library 4 RAH Club A Student Council G A A 2 Publications Representative 2 RAH I Publications Representative 2 Chorus A Cheerleader Club 4 Student Council 2 Chorus 2 Honor Roll 4 4 Honor Roll 2 High Scholarship I -HQ. :F sfv' Ny' 'V' Si 1 9 '15 axis Page ISI E . . . , , , . 1 1 - ' ' ' I I 1 ' 1 1 I . 1 1 1 1 . . . , , , . . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . ..... , if . . . s. ,1 1 W . Q, ', 1 .,.I'T if, C 4 1' . '- Lula.. 3 C- ..-- GLENN ST 143 ki 'Ulu' QW? Sf Y 44, nw Il 1 'Vi u A 8 Baseball I Honor Ro 2 A 8 Honor Roll 5 Track I Cross Country I Band 4 SANDRA SWEETLAND RUTH TERANDO G A A 2 Chorus 6 Madrugal Group 2 Honor Uransferred from St Josephs Commercuall Honor Ro 2 R I WILLIAM THOMAS Honor Ro 3 ROSANNE TH RAN G A A 4 Student Councul 2 Honor R 3 Chorus4 PROM CLIMAX OF SENIOR COCIAL EVENTS JUNE M ELIZABETH TONQUEST MARTHA TROUT Honor Roll 6 Hugh Scholarshup 3 Raduo Club 2 RAH Club 2 Page I52 Honor Roll 4 Hugh Scholarshup I Chorus 8 DONNA TRATTNER A Publucatuons Representatuve 2 RAH Student Councul I Honor Roll I Cu 3, Honor Roll 7, Hugh Scholarshup 7, ue Savung I DONALD TURCHI Q..-4 Sx F Q- ' ,mum I mu, , A I ':.? ' 'G' r ' Q 2, fig. .,., wg A If 5 P... u .'. , A REUL WAYNE TEMPLE r.r.., , uu. ma., , , , . nu' .' ' ' ' ' all . ' II . ' ,. ,,,, . . . , ' , on , ' ' i S ,. E. O R , 5 n I Lf, I 0 I J G. . A. 8, ' ' ' , ' , . I b ' A L'f Al JANET VILLERS G A A 5 Class Offlcer 2 Student Councul A Raduo Club Chorus 2 Honor Roll 7 Hugh Scholarshup 6 Band Madrugal Group 2 DONALD VULCANI Baseball 3 Cross Country 2 Servuce Squad I Junuor Rotaruan GRADUATION DAY ARRIVES JAMES WEERTS al pg out A-N rv s, V- 'ctr -6 JANE WALSH Club 8 Student Councul 4 Honor Roll 3 WAYNE WASHKOWIAK Baseball l Honor Roll T Spanush Club I JOHN ATTS LOIS WAVELET A A 4 Studen Councul l Honor Roll 6 Hugh QS 'il' Scbolarsbup T ,vw CAPS GERALD WELSH Basketball 2 RAH Club 4 Student Councul l Honor Roll 4 Football A Chorus T Track 3 Band 7 Servuce Squad A Junuor Rotaruan Hugh Scholarshup 2 LEAOY WEINDORF Basketball T Manager Cross Country T Football I Manager Track 2 Manager 11 d'f 5 'C7 4- 4- T? LEONARD WESTFALL Z fx Q, ? Q5 A A 8 Lubrary A Publucatuons Representatuve 2 RAH GOVVNS DONNED Ell Ess Pe l Class Officer 2 RAH Club 3 Student Councul T Football 4 Swummung 2 Chorus 2 Track 3 Servuce Squad 2 r 'Z 3' Q.: -to t Q... if Page T53 .Q - I , . ff . , 1 in , + '77 ,, s' -. M x u TNQ. V .ff ' . I, vf?JE?z,.: N, A MQ, 3-wj 2.24, 'A . sf' 2, , , ' ' , 3, , ' , - I I 4 I I I . ' .. gguf W u, V' . K I I T NW G. . .. , u , u T' 7 f A .... ' ., , . Il y a vb . . . . . , . I I ' I I I I I I I I l , . fu , z , , , , , : , V A , , A ' , , , . 7 . . f V3 .' 4. an ug , A u 1 f f K , f , .ff f ' ' N1',u it Q ffl l T I 5 , K 5. - L- . A . , , du 'Ark A I I i iii ft. CLARK WHITE MARGARET WIERTH Basketball 4 Class Omcer 2 Publications Representative 2 Student Council 3 Honor Roll 2 Football 4 Track 3 Service Squad l, EDMUND WIECZOREK Basketball A Class Officer 2 RAH Club 3 Baseball 3 Student Council A Football A Service Squad A Junior Rotarnan Dick Bernard: and Alan Peters, senior directors for the Tri Cnty Youth Center, look over the floor plans of the Center with the head director Hoenschetd G. A. A. 2 Honor Roll 2 Chorus 5. RONALD WILLARD Honor Roll 6 High Scholarship 2 Band 7 YEAR FOR SENIORS COMES TO CLOSE AT LP CAROLE JEAN WOLLACK CAROL WYCISKALA Ell' Ess Pe 6 RAH Club 2 Keyhole 2 Honor Roll 4 Chorus Publications Representative 2 F H A 4 Honor Roll I 8 Quill and Scroll 2 High Scholarshlp RICHARD WOOD EUGENE ZEMAN Spannsh Club 2 Ell Ess Pe 3 Publications Representative 2 Honor Page l5A , , , I V I I I ' I H H - - l Mr. Roll 3, Football l, Swimming 2, Chorus 8. 'N f nw fa iN l 4 . . SPECIAL AWARDS ..... . ETA SIGMA PHI LATIN AWARD SPECIAL SERVICE MUSIC AWARD Charles HelmIg ACCOMPANIST AlICe Peters BAUSCI-I AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Donald Starovasmk LIBRARY AWARD MATHEMATICS AWARD FOUR SEMESTERS OF SERVICE DaVld Chemelewskl Jane Walsh Jon Gealow Ponald Sfafovasmk rvvo SEMESTERS OF SERVICE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN S CLUB Nancy Allen Carol Ann Gwzlec QI: LA SALLE COMMERCIAL AWARD Joanne HaramInCICh Mary Jane Larson Lois Wavelet MarIIyn Loekle Lucla Lyons WIIlIam Thomas MERRICK TORCHIA AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN AMERICAN HISTORY RADIO AWARDS Charles Helmlg Janet VIllers Kay Benedlct Carole Carlson Deanna Stella HOME ECDNDMLCS AWARD Carole CICCI Joanne HaramInCICh Donna Koehler AUDIO VISUAL AIDS AWARD ARION FOUNDATION AWARD Guy Scoma INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Robert Downey Janet VIllers Tom Hellron JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD BUTCH NOWACK AWARD James Way JBVTTGS Schultz ARION FOUNDATION AWARD DeKALB AGRICULTURE VOCAL MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENT AWARD Alan Peters Donald Mudge DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD AlICe Peters NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Joan Angenendt I 955 GIorIa Kaszynskl Madonna KwatICk Kay Beneatcf L it Donald Brandner Carole Carlson Paula Chlebus Carole CICCI Melva CroIsant Harry Cybulskl Perry Erhart Jon Gealow James GhIghI John GInn WIllIam Hahne Joanne HaramInCICh AlICe Hebel Charles HelmIg HONOR SOCIETY QS fa YZ: i I MarIlyn Loekle Darlene Lushlna Helen PeterlIn Alan Peters AlICe Peters RIChard Pllanowskl Kenneth Rybarczyk Barbara SpelICh Donald Starovasmk Deanna Stella Judlth Strell Donna Trattner Janet VIlIers Page l55 Mary Jane Larson or 3 V A I ' 4 . Z R C . 7 5 . .. . 0 K I L, Lf Freshmen on the Htgh Scholarship Leguon Swartz Karen Johnson Roseann Lnpka Pa lBack Rowl John Schott Bll Nuco Kay Muller Bob Prohs Rlchard Hauser Pat Krolak CThurd rowb Ned Hurley Janet Tyler Gary Qulck Judy Brongel Vlvlan Volk Sue Seymour Marlene Klansek lSecond rowj Nancy Gostomskl Joanne Champley Gretchen Utz Mary Ann Werntz Emlly Peters lFront rowl Irene Kruswlckl Pearlene Fallettu Vuva Carlson Lucsa Alonso Carolee Cam pegglo Peggy OHearn Shirley Swletek UNDERCLASSMEN AND UPPERCLASSMEN APPLY THEMSELVES Udvance Frank Peterlrn Dick Linden Jlm Grlso lano Ed Eschenbaum Jack Yero Duck Curtus Davnd Bloomstrand CFourth rowb Allen Swanson Don Volk Jlm Way Judy McCann Mary Hamilton Charlotte Mankowskl Celeste McCla1n Edward Haupt lThlrd rowl Judy Turczyn Barbara Krolak Janlce Marchesl Joanne Lakln Earl Born lSecond rowj Pat Peterson Charlene Pearson Shrrley Richards Alice Woodruff Wllla Blldhauer Gerru Berryman Barbara Llesse lFront rowj Nancy Hall Donna Wolfe Janet Lemler Normalean Loekle Caryl Huldebrandt Ardlth Lamps Page l56 l . . . 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D l I Junior members ofthe Legion: lBack rowj Bob Betty Urbanowski, Sandra Kidd, Kathleen Story, , ' , , ' , , ' i , F . l I . r . l t Sophornores in the Legion lBack rowl Don koph Allan Robinson Kenneth Jesiolowsku CThird rowl Gladys Balcom Helen Anderson Lynn Janz Sheila Platt Mike Yocum Joe Decaroli fSecond AND BECOME MEMBERS OF THE Senior members of the High Scholarship Legion CBack rowl John Sekula Bull Potocnik Don Brandner Charles Helmlg Jon Gealow Don Starovasnik Perry Erhart Carole Ciccn Ronald Willard lThird rowl Melva Crolsant Alice Peters Mary Jane Larson Marilyn Loekle Alice Burch Carole Carlson Kay Benedict Joan Angenendt rowl Therese Brongel Mary Haskins Diane Seitz Bob Schott John Zuebert lFront rowl Mary Ross Barbara Barto Helen Kasovic Mary Lou Saporuti Mary Krolak Carole Seghi Dorothy Jones HIGH SCHOLARSHIP LEGION Janet Villers CSecond rowl Marie Liles Donna Koehler Joan Kulpa Lois Meznarich Beverly Ewing Helen Peterlin Paula Chlebus Jim Weerts CFront rowb Donna Trattner Barbara Spelich Alice Hebel Joanne Haramincich Georgia Hamrnerich Gloria Kaszynski Darlene Lushina Page I57 L .. K G 2 135 uw K. 4 ? f . ' 1 I D I . I I Grant, Alan Uebler, Mars Burgess, Peter Hinter- Marilyn Willard, Beth Ann Kline, Judy Buftington, , ' , ' 'J ' , ' I D, .I I I r V . I . ' . I . I .Z I , r . 2 I . .I l I - . .I l . I I . I . I l . ' I . l I . .I Q I I . I I . I . . I . r I ' D I I ' I I Allen, Nancy 33, 54, 60, 61, 133 Allen, Travis 55, 105 Allgood, Raymond 113 Algood, Raymond 133 Alonso, Lucia 105, 156 Anderson, Donald 20, 54 67 133 Anderson, Helen 113, 157 Anderson, Larry 67, 94, 123 Andrews, Don 24, 55, 65,94, 123 Angelo, JoAnn 30, 113 Angelo, Josie 71, 123 Angenendt, Joan 34, 37, 54, 65, 133, 157 Anglavar, Duane 123 Anglavar, Marlene 123 Antkowiak, Elaine 113 Aplington, George 54, 133 Arbuckle, David 43, 92, 105 Argubright, James 89, 105 Argubright, Mike 113 Ariano, Francis 113 Aubry, Joyce 113 Augustyniak, Frank 113 Auler, Robert 43, 48, 66, 105 Bacidore, Bob 34, 54, 75, 78, 133 Bacidore, Darlene 54, 105 Baker, Marlene 31, 133 Baker, Nancy 123 Balconi, Gladys 59, 112, 113, 157 Balconi, JoAnne 69, 133 Balda, Judy 113 Balzarini, Gino 113 Banko, Douglas 42, 113 Bansberg, Martha 104, 105 Baratta, Tony 34, 54, 92, 134 Barnhardt, Elaine 123 Barnhardt, Robert 82, 113 Barr, Nancy 134 Bartley, Dennis 113 Barto, Barbara 113, 157 Bassetti, Eugene 48, 75, 91, 94, 122, 123 Bauer, Leonard 67, 133 Beck, Betty 83, 105 Beck, Beverly 42, 43, 45, 105 Beck, Keith 43, 49, 94, too, its Bedenko, Marilyn 83, 113 Benedict, Kay 24, 54, 55, 66, 132, 134, 157 Bennett, Jim 51, 75, 79, 80, 96, 97, 134, 161 Bennett, Kathleen 134 Benvenuti, Donna 54, 134 Benvenuti, Janice 54, 69, 134 Bergagna, Jim 75, 84, 123 Bernard, Henry 82, 105 . . INDEX Bland, Sallie 57, 113 Blanford, Margaret 113 Bloomstrand, David 46, 123, 156 Bodnum, James 113 Bogatitus, Pat 123 Bolelli, Beatrice 42, 57, 113 Bolen, Jack 82, 113 Bomely, Judy ao, 54, 113 Borawska, Christine 131 Borio, Louis 123 Borland, Richard 105 Born, Earl 47, 66, 123, 156 Borys, Barbara 113 Bottomley, Leland 123 Boumpe, Wayne 123 Boyd, Mary 105 Boyer, James 43, 44, 105 Boyle, Virginia 42, 123 Bradley, Donna 54, 55, 135 Brady, Carol 54, 135 Brady, Colleen 54, 83, 105 Brady, Gerald 43, 44, 45, 50, 92, 93, 123 Brady, Sandra 42, 45, 135 Bragdon, Billy 105 Brandner, Don 75, 78, 84, 86, 87, 132, 157 Brandner, James 42, 123 Braun, Carol 105 Braun, Marlene 54, 113 Braun, Braun, Doris 54, 55, 123 Shirley 123 Bravesse, Madeline 54, 105 Bray, Dick 123 Breic, Ma riorie 1 13 Brennan, Sandra 105 ESARIAN Bernard, Jack 134 Bernard, Janice 123 Bernardi, Diane 54, 60, 134 Bernardi, Emil 55, 105 B'ernardi, Eugene 54, 113 Bernardi, Joyce 60, 105 Bernardi, Linda 34, 37, 54, 60, 134 Bernardi, Nancy 123 Bernardi, Richard 34, 36, 46, 98, 135, 154 Berry, Barbara 37, 49, 74, 113, 160 Berryman, Gerri 50, 123, 156 Berton, Shirley 42, 45, 135, 160 Beutler, Caryl 34, 36, 74, 113 Bianchi, Emil 105 Bickett, Mary 105 Bidasio, Catherine 83, 113 Bidasio, James 105 Bidasio Joanne 123 Bildhader, Willa 42, 122, 156 Billard, Roger 54, 75, 78, 135 Birkenbeuel, Judith 54, 105 Page 158 Brittingham, Carolyn 65, 123 Brongel, Judith 70, 105, 156 Brongel, Theresa 54, 57, 113, 157 Brovelli, Sandra 48, 104, 105 Brucki, Leonard 105 B'rucki, Raymond 113 Bruski, Donna 113 Budziak, Lois 105 Buell, Diane 71, 135 Buffington, Judy 113, 157 Bufto, Sharon 104, 105 Bufton, Bill 99, 123 Bump, Judy 50, 66, 123 Bunzell, Mary 114 Burch, Alice 31, 54, 55, 134, 157 Burgess, Mars 114, 157 Burke, Carole 54, 60, 69, 135 Burkiewicz, James 105 Butkavitz, Noreen 71, 123 Byczynski, Joan 105 Byczynski, Robert 62, 75, 78, 91, 96, 97, 123 Byrne, John 105 Caldwell, George 55, 82, 105 Campbell, Jerry 32 Campeggio, Carolee 83, 105, 156 Capello, Joan 114 Carbine, Colleen 54, 114 Carol Martin is asked the popular question: Are you gonna buy one or be one? by Miss Bar- barian herself, Ce- leste McClain. Cardani, Beverly 69, 123 Caresio, Carole 123 Carlson, Carole 46, 54, 55, 65, 66 136, 157 Carlson, Vivi 42, 48, 105, 156 Carson, Marylin 105 Carter, Janice 35, 42, 114 Cass, Mary 105 Cassidy, Mary 71, 122, 123 Castagna, Audrey 54, 60, 136 Castagne, Jerry 124 Castelli, AI 136 Castelli, Sylvia 50, 105 Catalanello, James 55, 105 Causa, Barbara 105 Cavaletto, Frank 124 Celano, Charles 82, 105 Celano, Victor 36, 124 Cerri, Marguerite 34, 37, 54, 55 57, 60, 61, 136 Chamlin, Roger 55, 94, 105 Champley, Pat 104, 105 156 Chapin, Don 114 Charbonneau, George 47, 49, 66, 124 Chemelewski, David 33, 92 136 Cherry, James 114 Cherry, Marianne 71, 136 Cheslic, Richard 114 Chlebus, Paula 24, 102, 132, 136, 157 Cicci, Carole 46, 54, 55 66, 71, 136, 157 Cicci, Eugene 54, 124 Cicci, Jerry 114 Ciesielski, Donald 124 Ciesielski, Doris 112, 114 Clark, Pat 124 Claudnic, Barbara 136 Clement, Sherall 36, 122, 124 Condie, Anthony 54, 124 Conners, Joe 136 Cook, Richard 62, 80, 82, 112, 114 Coric, Patricia 54, 114 Corless, Charlene 60, 137 Coulter, Bonnie 71, 124 Coulter, Linda 42, 43, 45, 105 Coutts, Patricia 54, 124 Cox, Carolyn 105 Cramer, Linda 54, 55, 124 Croisant, Donald 137 Croisant, Melva 31, 54, 55, 64, 132, 137, 157 Crosiar, Mary 66, 105 cunts, Richard 22, 92, too, 124, 131, 156 Cusick, Judith 42, 114 Cybulski, Harry 137 Czarny, Arlene 105 Dane, Marion 34, 36, 38, 124 Danekas, Floyd 114 Danz, Louis 43, 47, 105 Daniels, Shirlee 40, 124 Davis, Barbara 54, 114 Day, Connie 106 Decaroli, Joe 49, 82, 88, 114, 157 DeGroot, Donald 17, 124 mx B-n 'Q ii BE M2 .xi FRIDAY DeGroot, Edward 106 DeKeyser, Ray 124 Delvallee, Eileen 59, 114 DeMattia, Jim 114 Demes, Janet 65, 137 Denler, Jan 106 Derango, Alex 82, 114 Derango, Geraldine 124 Derango, Jean 49, 54, 83 Derango Derango , Marius 106 , Ralph 137 Derango, Rosemarie 49, 114 Derix, Marguerite 60, 114 Detreick, Dorothy 106 Devecchio, Dick 50, 124 DeVeirman, Judy 43, 106 DiCrispino, Buddy 48, 82, 106 Dimmick, Don 137 Dingerson, Clarence 88, 106 Dittle, Jerry 67, 82, 106 Dittle, John 67, 137 Dobberstein, Eileen 42, 106 Dobovsky, James 91, 124 Dobovsky, Phillip 91, 137 Dobrydnia, Ronald 137 Dombroski, Edward 124 Donnelly, Bill 48, 51, 54, 55, 56, 96, 97, 102, 138 Donnelly, Jerry 54, 55, 124 Donnelly, Judine 54, 114 Donnelly, Kevin 106 Downey, Bob 47, 138 Doyle, Kathleen 60, 114 Dreas, Conrad 55, 106 Drennen, Bill 114 Dresbach, Janice 60, 61, 124 Dresbach, Patsy 138 Dutkiewicz, Joan 106 Dzik, Andrea 54, 106 Dzik, Carl 138 Dzik, Marilyn 54, 114 Earhart, Janet 114 Easton, James 82, 106 Edgcomb, Shirley 54, 106 Eggers, Mary Jane 124 Eklund, Donna 54, 106 Eklund, Norma 54, 114 Ellerbrock, Janet 114 Ellerbrock, Joanne 106 Ellerbrock, Judie 40, 69, 124 Ellerbrock, Kathi 34, 114 English, Wayne 67, 124 Ensor, Edith 114 Entwistle, James 106 Entwistle, Jim 75, 84, 86 90, 94, 95 122, 124 Entwistle, Marilou 48, 50, 124 Erhart, Perry 42, 44, 46, 138, 157 Erickson, George 17, 75, 76 78, 99, 138 Erio, Patricia 106 Ernat, Margery 60, 106 The L- P band marches in the St. Patrick's Day Parade, part of the festivities planned by the Irish in La Salle. Feldhaus, Richard 34, 35, 38, 51, 54, 55, 138 Feriter, Margie 51, 71, 138 Ferrari, Rose Mary 114 Feurer, Sharon 54, 55, 83, 124 Ficek, John 139 Ficek, William 51, 87, 139 Fink, Carleen 114 Finley, Earl 106 Fisher, Bonnie 106 Fitch, Bill 46, 84, 99, 122, 124 Fitzkee, Kay 124 Flahaut, Howard 106 Flaherty, Mary 106 Flannery, Charleen 43, 44, 45, 65, Floroplus, Carol 60, 114 Floroplus, Ronald 115 Fogle, Roger 115 Foley, Pat 106 Forbes, Bill 115 Forbes, Ruth 125 Forster, Diana 54, 125 Frackowiak, Anne 106 Frackowiak, Joan 125 Franklin, Nancy 106 Fransen, Patti 106 Frawley, James 55, 94, 106 Frederick, Darlene 60, 139 Frederick, Roger 67, 115 Freschi, Freschi, August 125 LeDean 112, 115 Fristock, Mary 70, 106 Fristock, Sonia 60, 71, 125 Fulmer, Barbara 42, 43, 45, 125 Fulmer, Joe 22, 139 Galassi, Arlene 54, 55, 125 Galassi, Eugene 82, 106 Gantz, Linda 19, 50, 72, 125 Ganze, Shirley 70, 125 Gardin, Florence 132, 139 Ernat, Martin 67, 106 Eschenbaum, Edward 50, 75, 91, 124, 156 Essl, Bob 92, 93, 124 Evans, Mary Jane 54, 138 Ewing, Beverly 69, 138, 157 Ewing, Robert 106 Fahler, Janice 54, 106 Faletti, Faletti, Stephen 43, 44, 57, 92, 124 Virginia 114 Falk, Richard 55, 94, 124 Falletti, Pearlene 42, 48, 106, 156 Farrar, Judie 54, 114 Garzanelli, James 94, 95, 139 Garzanelli, Lawrence 82, 106 Gates, Barbara 106 Gealow, Jon 57, 132, 139, 157 Gealow, June 115 Gearica, Phyllis 54, 83, 115 Gens, Elaine 115 Gentry, Carolyn 115 Gentry, John 125 Gerace, Bob 115 Geraci, Thomas 92, 93, 94, 125 Gergovich, Judy 106 Gerrard, Betty 60, 61, 139 Gerrard, Jim 54, 55 Ghighi, Jim 43, 44, 57, 139 Ghilino, Bruce 47, 62, 82, 115 Gibson, Bob 54, 92, 125 Ginn, Eugene 75, 91, 125 122, 125, Gorczynski, Patricia 54, 125 Gordon, Darlene 55 Gordon, Harold 75, 98, 115 Gorisek, Joyce 54, 115 Gorski, Wayne 88, 115 Goskusky, Joanne 43, 115 Gostomski, Joanne 57, 60, 125 Gostomski, Nancy 106, 156 Gostomski, Victor 48, 106 Grant, Betty 115 Grant, Bill 106 Grant, Donald 49, 82, 115, 157 Grant, Paul 82, 106 Grant, Thomas 106 Grant, Yvonne 40, 125 Greening, Kenneth 17, 54, 55, 140 Greening, Richard 140 Gregorich, James 125 Ginn, John 35, 39, 46, 52, 54, 55, 75, 79, 101, 139, Glupczynski, Patricia 54, 60, 140 Gmeiner, Janet 83, 115 Goetsch, William 115 Gregorich, Shirley 35, 58, 70, 140 Grimshaw, James 106 Grisolano, James 28, 84, 96, 122, 125, 156 Grobelny, Ellen 115 Grove, Richard 140 Grubich, Joe 125 Guenther, Beverly 115 Guisti, Judy 106 Gullo, Mary 106 Gunia, Beniamin 106 Gunia, Helene 125 Guynn, Ralph 67, 115 Guziec, Carol 33, 54, 58, 140 Hahn, Robert 125 Hahne, William 22, 31, 57, 92, 132, 140 Hall, Donna 40, 54, 140 Hall, Nancy 30, 122, 125, 156 Halm, Bob 67, 115 Halm, John 141 Halm, Marcel 104, 107 Hamilton, Mary 54, 59, 66, 125, 156 Hammerich, Georgia 54, 55, 58, 141, 157 Hammerich, Janet 54, 74, 115 Hancock, June 70, 107 Hansen, Alan 75, 125 Hanson, Diane 55 Haramincich, Joanne 33, 66, 83, 141, 157 Haramincich, Ronald 55, 66, 107 Harbeck, Donna 125 Hardy, Mary 115 Hargrave, Billy 74, 99, 115 Harkins, John 91, 141 Harl, Linda 48, 54, 83, 107 Harper, Earl 107 Harris, Joan 43, 49, 115 Harris, John 62, 82, 94, 115 Harris, Sharon 107 Hart, Diane 115 Hartman, Denise 125 Haskins, Mary 83, 115, 157 Hauger, Sandra 54, 107 Haupt, Edward 67, 125, 156 Haupt, Richard 82, 107 Hauser, Richard 43, 48, 107, 156 Hebel, Alice 24, 141, 157 Page 159 Heffron, Tom 43, 47, 141 Hegland, Jam 43, 44, 45, 107 Helmig, Charles 57, 141, 157 Hess, Nancy 46, 57, 58, 59, 125 Hildebrandt, Caryl 54, 55, 64, 83, 125 156 Hill, Catherine 125 Hill, Marilyn 107 Hillman, Juanita 57, 74, 115 Hinterkopf, Peter 115, 157 Hoar, Judi 50, 65, 122 Hoberg, Paul 42, 43, 44, 115 Hockings, Danny 107 Hook, Glen 42, 99, 107 Hopp, Joanne 51, 54, 64, 141 Housby, Edward 107 Housby, Melva 107 Hrovat, Francis 43, 125 Hrovat, Mary Ann 54, 107 Huettemann, Joan 125 Huff, Joyce 54, 107 Hunter, Robert 115 l'lUl'leY, John 46, 48, 62, 82, 104, 107, 156 Hutchinson, Paula 104, 107 Hylla, Barbara 107 Hynds, Patricia 125 Hyson, William 50, 126 Imm, Monalee 42, 45, 57, 58, 59 122, 126, 131 Imm, Ron 107 lngegnoli, Mary Ann 141 Ivlow, Bryan 107 Ivlow, Kay 107 Jaimes, John 43, 115 Jakowski, Karen 132, 141 Jakse, Joseph 17, 50, 126 Jakubek, Judith 126 Jakubek, Nancy 70, 142 Jakubiak, Judy 107 Jakubiak, Robert 116 James, Joe 42, 44, 75, 85, 94, 126 Janka, Don 107 Janz, Lynn 42, 44, 59, 116, 157 Jaraczewski, Richard 126, 131 Jaraczewski, Shirleanne 126 Jaronski, Patricia 21, 142 Jaskolski, Christine 116 Jaskolski, Edward 42, 45, 57, 126 Jaskolski, James 43, 45, 107 Jaskolski, Leonard 33, 126 Jaskolski, Rosemarie 126 Jasper, Judy 116 Jereb, Carole 142 Jesiolowski, Kenneth 116, 157 Johnson, Joanne 142 Johnson, Karen 107, 156 Johnston, Laureen 40, 126 Jones, Dorothy 43, 45, 57, 116, 157 Jones, Jerry 116 Jones, Judy 54, 116 Jones, Les 50, 51, 54, 55, 142 Jordan, Dorothy 107 Jump, Joyce 116 Jump, Lois 107 Page 160 Contestants in the Miss Colleen Contest on St. Patrick's Day talk with the committee: lBack rowi Norma Jean Loekle, Kathy Mauro, George Golden, B. J. Berry, Tolly Konters, Bob Johns, Bill Radtke, Beverly Morrison, Janice Maggio, Paula Storkman, iMiss Colleenlg iFront rowi Lor- etta Rybarczyk, Shirley Berton, Pauline Maggio, Peggy Grove, Janet Locke, and June Haye. Jurkowski, Mary 35, 49, 83, 116 Kaiser, Mary 107 Kallner, Barbara 60, 116 Kallner, Elaine 60, 126 Karkless, Joseph 116 Kasik, Lucille 126 Kassovic, Helen 116, 157 Kastigar, Joanne 58, 83, 116 Kasza, Marlene 116 Kaszynski, Gloria 35, 46, 71, 83, 142, 157 Kazmierczak, Barbara 107 Kamierczak, Patricia 54, 107 Kearns, Bill 142 Kearns, Jane 107 Keebler, Roy 43, 44, 142 Keenan, Loretta 107 Keenan, Mildred 107 Keenan, William 107 Kelly, Jim 116 Kelly, Tom 116 Kepper, Emma 107 Kepper, Judy 126 Kerlen, David 55, 107 Ketter, Don 126 Keutzer, Darlene 54, 83, 107 Keutzer, Richard 67, 82, 116 Kidd, James 43, 126 Kidd, Sandra 62, 126, 156 Kierczynski, Bill 126 Kierczynski, Valerie 107 Kirsteatter, Lynn 43, 107 Klabel, Roger 107 Klansek, Marlene 42, 48, 54, 107, 156 Klarner, Kent 54, 142 Klarner, Robert 116 Kline, Beth Ann 57, 116, 157 Kmieciak, Barbara 126 Knafelc, James 133, 142 Kobold, Phyllis 126 Koehler, Donna 34, 37, 54, 60, 143, 157 Koehler, Lynn 46, 54, 55, 69, 83, 126 Koenig, Judy 43, 116 Kolczaski, Patsy 54, 83, 116 Kolowski, Donald 62, 126 Kolowski, Eugene 107 Kolowski, Georgia 54, 126 Konters, Maris 116 Konters, Tolly 116, 160 Kopczyk, Barbara 116 Koplenik, Carolyn 116 Koplenik, Richard 143 Koplenik, Sharon 107 Koplin, Wayne 107 Kopytkiewicz, Bernadette 126 Kordzinski, Edward 54, 126 Koskosky, Patsy 83, 107 Kotar, Rita 126 Kotecki, Darlene 60, 107 Kotecki, Geraldine 108 Kotecki, Richard 108 Kotowski, Mary 83, 108 Kowalski, Torn 116 Krali, Diane 116 Krasinski, Gerald 116 Kratz, Judi 83, 104, 108 Krolak, Barbara 54, 55, 57, 126, 156 Krolak, Patrick 42, 48, 89, 94, 103, 156 Krolak, Rose 54, 116, 157 Kroll, Robert 108 Krultz, James 49, 94, 112, 116 Kruswicki, Francis 116 Kruswicki, Irene 108, 156 Ksiazkiewicz, Kenneth 126 Kuczynski, Sylvia 143 Kuehn, Kenneth 42, 43, 45, 143 Kuester, Jim 54, 55, 126 Kuhn, Sandra 108 Kulpa, Joan 143, 157 Kulpa, John 126 Kulpa, Mariorie 116 Kurtz, Richard 143 Kwatick, Madonna 34, 37, 38, 83, 140, 143 Kwatick, Charlotte 116 Ladzinski, Carol 116 Lakin, Joanne 69, 126, 156 Lamboley, James 108 Lamboley, Paul 82, 117 Lamps, Ardith 22, 42, 45, 57, 59, 126, 131, 156 Lance, Janice 104, 108 Lannen, Barbara 117 Larson, Mary Jane 33, 35, 46, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 70, 143, 157 Lasik, Stanley 117 Lavens, Charles 67, 82, 108 Lavers, JoAnn 54, 117 Leach, Dale 43, 44, 99, 117 LeBouton, Albert 31, 34, 36, 65, 143 Lehn, Keith 94, 100, 126 Lemler, Janet 22, 54, 55, 69, 83, 126, 156 Leshewski, Richard 133, 143 Liberta, Michael 108 Libiez, James 108 Liebhart, Bill 34, 35, 54, 55, 144 Liebhart, Carole 117 Liesse, Barbara 30, 43, 45, 50, 57, 58, 59, 126, 156 Liiewski, Jack 49, 55, 88, 117 Liles, John 117 Liles, Marie 70, 144, 157 Linden, Dick 30, 50, 57, 66, 96, 127, 156 Link, Nancy 112, 117 Lipinski, John 55, 108 Lipka, Richard 43, 44, 45, 55, 82, 108 Lipka, Rose Anne 108, 156 Lippincott, Howard 57 Lippincott, Kerry 108 Liss, Bernadette 60, 117 Liss, Edward 127 Liss, Pat 127 Loch, Barbara 54, 108 Loch, Carol 117 Loch, Mary 54, 127 Locke, Gerald 108 Locke, Judith 117 Locke, Robert 82, 88, 117 Lodi, Darlene 60, 61, 133, 144 Lodi, David 127 Loebach, Patricia 144 Loekle, Marilyn 33, 55, 132, 140, 144, 157 Loekle, Norma Jean 46, 54, 55 64, 69, 83, 122, 127, 156, 160 Long, John 100, 127 Long, Keith 47, 108 Long, Pat 43, 44, 54, 108 Lund, Gayle 21, 117 Lungwitz, Allan 117 Lushina Betty 117 Lushina, Darlene 46, 70, 132, 144, 157 Lushina, Henry 92, 93, 144 Lushina, Jacquelyn 127 Lushina, James 42, 43, 44, 54, 55, 144 Lyons, Lucia 31, 33, 35, 52, 54, 55, 70, iii Maas, Ronald 42, 44, 89, 108 Mack, Dolores 108 Madonna, Ronnie 108 Maggio, Janice 140, 145, 160 Maggi, June 127 Maggio, Judith 117 Maggio, Pearl 127 Mochnik, Carole 122, 127 Moeller, Gertrude 60, 61, 146 Moerdick, Roger 117 Monari, Donald 127 Morandi, Mary 127 Morell, William 117 Moriarity, Charles 34, 43, 44, 146 Moriarity, Jerry 108 Moriarity, Marguerite 108 Morris, Connie 54, 127 Magnoni, Pete 43, 108 Maier, Rita 108 Makse, Mary 34 Mallick, Connie 60, 117 Mallie, James 92, 108 Mandock, Albert 117 Mankowski, Charlotte 34, 66, 122, 127, 156 Marchesi, Janice 127, 156 Marenda, Janice 60, 117 Margis Don 145 Margis, William 89, 108 Marini, Barbara 145 Marini, Joe 32, 48, 51, 64, 75, 79, 96 Marini, Judy 127 Marini, Lois 54, aa, 112, 117 Marsala, Pauline 117 Marsh, Bill 96, 97, 145 145 Morrisey , Kathryn 54, 83, 108 Morrison, John 35, 43, 44, 75, 84, 94, 127 Morrison, Lyle 146 Morrow, Norma 54, 147 Mosbach, David 117 Mosbach, William 67, 117 Mudge, Donald 67, 147 Mueller, Bob 46, 50, 84, 85, 86, 98 Mueller, Patricia 54, 117 Munson, Elaine 65, 127 Murdock, Al 118 Murdock, Janice 54, 108 Murphy, Patricia 108 Mussatto, Beverly 147 Muylle, Judith 118 Myers, Ann 51, 147 Myers, Robert 55, 82, 94, 104, 109 Papini, Donna 118 Papini, Wayne 82, 109 Parikos, John 109 Parnisari, Robert 46, 75, 84, 85, 86, 94, 128 Paton, Karen 62, 109 Pattarozzi, Joseph 89, 109 Paulicka, Nancy 109 Pavinatto, Anthony 118 Payne, Bernard 62, 82, 94, 118 Pearson, Charlene 69, 128, 156 Pelka, Eddie 118 Pell, Ken 52, 54, 82, 128 Pelsynski, Ronald 109 Penn, Coula 66, 148 Peradotti, Robert 89, 109 Perrot, Eloise 109 Perscett, Marie 39, 109 Pescetto, Paul 89, 109 Petek, Judith 104, 109 Peterlin, Frank 75, 96, 128, 156 Peterlin, Helen 42, 45, 132, 148, 157 Peters, Alan 34, 35, 37, 38, 46, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 100, 148, 154 Peters, Alice 31, 53, 56, 148, 157 109, 156 Peters, Emily 42, Petersen, Gladys 128, 156 Phelps, Richard 128 Martin, Carol 42, 45, 127, 158 Martyn, Alan 117 Marzetta, Eugene 117 Marzetta, John 47, 127 Mateika, John 108 Mathey, Dick 108 Mathieson, Carol 50, 54, 108 Mathieu, Jim 18, 33, 75, 78, 145 Mathieu, Madeline 54 Maurer, Bill 127 Maurice, Robert 145 Mazzetti, Jeanine 65, 127 Mazur, David 117 McCann, Judy 127, 156 McClain, Celeste 42, 58, 59, 127, 156, 158 McConnell, Carol 54, 118 McGunnigal, James 145 Mclnerney, Jack 127 Meglich, Barbara 54, 108 Mellen, Pat 31, 145 Menne, Marie 54, 145 Mennem, Doris 42, 108 Menning, Walter 62, 82, 88, 94, 112, 117 Mentgen, Caroline 146 Mertel, Gail 60, 61, 146 Mertel, Rita 60, 61, 127 Mertes, Dale 117 Mertes, Roberta 54, 108 Metzler, Dennis 127 Mequish, Frank 127 Meuser, Rolene 54, 69, 146 Meznarich, Gerald 55, 88, 94, 100, 108 Meznarich, Lois 146, 157 Michalak, Thomas 92, 94, 117 Michalski, Nancy 54, 108 Michels, David 82, 108 Miglia, Barbara 70, 108 Miklavcic, Richard 127 Mikus, Jean 108 Miklaicki, Dianne 54, 60, 146 Milaicki, Gerald 55, 108 Miller, Anida 42, 49, 57, 117 Miller, Bill 34, 35, 36, 38, 54, 55, 146 Miller, Judy 48, 54, 108 Miller, Kay 42, 108, 156 Miller, Ken 55, 82, 108 Miller, Ruth 117 Mills, Burdette 67, 127 Mini, John 146 Myers, Ron 147 Nagle, Patricia 118 Narczewski, Marie 60, 109 Neps, James 88, 118 Newburn, Donald 54, 55, 118 Newcomer, Burton 67, 82, 118 Newell, Beverly 54, 109 Nico, Richard 92, 147 Nico, William 48, 32, 94, 109, 156 Nieslawski, Margo 54, 109 Niiak, Barbara 54, 147 Nijak, Rita 54, 118 Noel, James 100, 109 Noel, Valerie 109 Nolasco, Mary 42, 54, 109 Norquist, Lyle 109 Noon, Lucy 49, 118 Noonan, Barbara 118 Noramczyk, Robert 43, 44, 147 Nordmann, Edward 118 Novakoski, Jerry 54, 55, 75, 79, 84, 86, 87, 96, 97, 147 Nowak, Genevieve 109 Nowakowski, Robert 127 O'Connell, Carol 118 O'Connell, Mary 71, 127 O'Donnell, Carol 118 O'Hearn, Margaret 54, 109, 156 Oresar, Judith 48, 54, 109 Orio, Adolph 109 Ossola, Dennis 67, 82, 109 Ostertag, Judith 109 Pabian, Mary 118 Pagani, Joanne 51, 54, 83, 147 Pagoria, Robert 128 Pakula, Raymond 118 Panizzi, Judy 128 Panzica, Janet 83, 118 Donna Wolfe and Jim Bennett, Mrs. Slagle and Superintendent Dolan examine a heart to be u s e d in physiology classes. Piano, Don 35, 52, 54, 55, 148 Piano, Jack 49, 62, 82, 88, 118 Picco, Alan 128 Piercy, Joan 54, 109 Pierski, Joseph 55, Piianowski, Richard 109 84, 85, 87, 148 Pikula, Stanley 91, 118 Piletic, Don 82, 88, 96, 118 Piscia, Don 96, 128 Pittman, Gerry 118 Piwonski, Aloysius Platt, John 24, 48, Platt, Sheila 34, 43, 44, 57, 112, 118 Plochocki, Joanne Pocius, Bonnie 109 148 66, 82, 109 109 1 Pohar, Frances 118 Pohar, Richard 42, 44, 88, 118 Ponti, Louis 148 Porikos, John 109 Posladek, Ray 20, 148 Postula, Joan 128 Potocnik, Bill 32, 72, 75, 79, 84, 94, 95, 148, 157 Pottinger, Janet 21, 60, 109 Preiser, Danny 118 Preiser, Jerome 128 Pricco, Joanne 54, 109 Prince, Jerome 128 Prohs, Robert 109, 156 Prokuski, Eugene 118 Pryde, Kent 118 Pyka, Betty 128 Pyszka, Carol 128 Pyszka, Charlene 128 Pyszka, Mary 128 Querciagrossa, Linda 118 Quick, Gary 109, 156 Quick, Kenneth 149 Quimby, Dale 149 Raccuglua Theresa 54 83 118 Rafalsku Marcella 112 Ratalczak Rose 50 58 128 Ratkuewncz Duanne 101 Reagan Don 82 94 118 Ream Suzanne 39 104 109 Reeland Shurley 62 109 Reese Janet 118 Remuck Margaret 119 Renkosuk Kathleen 119 Repsel Ruchard 109 Rubolzu Don 119 Rtchards Donna 50 54 55 Ruchards Sharon 112 Ruchards Shurley 128 Rugazuo Ronald Rummele Roman 82 109 Robunson Roda Albert 92 94 109 an 67 82 94 119 Chief Jerry Swanson s ready to go unto has war dance at The Homecomung Parade Rohde Mary 54 109 Romanowsku Steve 109 Rosenkranz Wulluam 119 Rosolaa Anthony 149 Rosploch Ruchard 128 Ross Mary 30 46 57 119 157 Ross Paul 109 Ross Sharlene 149 Rossman Donald 24 128 Rossman Donna 59 128 Rossmann Dale 42 92 128 Rottner Donna 54 58 59 66 83 1 Rounds Sherryl 109 Rutgens Joseph 82 119 Ryba Betty 109 Ryba Charles 94 128 Ryba Marlene 128 Rybarczyk Carole 119 Rybarczyk Ken 32 75 78 149 Page 162 Rybarczyk Lawrence 82 8 1 0 Rybarczyk Ray 88 119 Ryczek Paula 110 Rynke Ruchard 119 Saaru Carla 66 119 Saathoff Loretta 71 122 128 Sabotta Charles 128 Sabotta Nancy 71 149 Salomone Rose 110 Samolunsku Geraldune 65 128 Samolunsku Ronald 110 Samohtts Ronald 110 Sampo Barbara 71 128 Saporutu Mary 30 49 119 Sarwunsku Elaune 119 Savant Paul 89 110 Scassuferro John 82 119 Scassuferro Mary 110 Schermerhorn Sally 31 54 65 140 149 Schumpf Joe 82 110 Schlee Rose 54 110 Schlesunger Juluan 39 42 43 44 45 46 65 49 Schloeder Carol 119 Schmudt Donald 128 Schmndt Ken 67 119 Schmutz Carole 35 119 Schorn Marulyn 54 70 149 Schott John 42 45 48 89 110 156 Schott Robert 119 157 Schroeder Duane 70 83 110 Sc ultz .lrn 75 78 80 84 87 94 132 9 Schultz Karen 54 55 128 Schultz Peter 46 87 98 132 150 Schweuckert Mary 119 Schwetckert Ronald 96 97 150 Schweuckert Theresa 83 104 110 Schwundaman Robert 96 97 150 Scoma Antounette 54 66 119 Scoma Chuck 110 Scoma Guy 46 150 Seaton Sandra 54 119 Seghu Carol 119 157 Seghu Sharon 119 Seutz Duane 54 119 157 Sekula Dorothy 110 Sekula John 150 157 Sell Duane 128 Sell Robert 34 36 54 82 4 Sellett James 89 110 Sellew Paul 128 Senuca Sherrull 54 110 Sepanuak Ben 129 Seppu Dorus 54 119 Sever Carol 119 Sever Theresa 119 Severson Betty 54 119 Severson Gerald 150 Sexton Pat 20 67 90 150 Sexton Wulluam 20 67 128 Seymour Sandra 54 110 156 Shea Danny 110 Shea Thomas 50 75 84 96 97 129 Sheulak Bernard 119 Sherman Robert 150 Shetter Davud 43 119 Short Alan 119 Suebert Harold 43 89 110 Suebert Madelyn 119 Suebert Melvun 129 Suekuerka Ruchard 110 Summen J ll 129 Summen Susan 129 Summons Katherune 54 120 Sumpson Carole 71 129 Sapa Mary 54 110 Sutar Donna 60 129 Skoog Joyce 58 59 71 129 Skowera Edward 120 Skowronsku Sharon 120 Skowronsku Theresa 66 83 O Sledguster Martha 129 Sledguster Bully 120 Slogar Joe 75 129 Slomuan Ray 110 Small Kenneth 20 67 129 Smama Peter 150 Srnent Wulluam 120 Smuth Barrett 75 79 150 Smuth C rtts 55 110 Smuth James 124 Smuth Judy 66 71 129 Smuth Ka 22 51 60 61 Smuth Maruon 120 Smuth Shurley 54 120 Smuth Suzy 129 Smudzunsku Joanne 110 Smudzunsku Paul 54 129 Snell Dan 120 Snow Calvun 92 94 110 Snow Hugh 43 110 Snow Ruchard 18 129 Sobkowuak Barbara 50 129 Sobkowuak Joanne 35 48 54 83 110 Sobkowtak Ruchard 51 75 79 151 Sobkowuak Ron 42 129 Soeder Janet 120 Sokolsku Judy 110 Sons Paulune 120 Spayer Donald 120 Speluch Barbara 60 66 132 15 7 Sprungborn Helen 110 Sputzmuller James 33 54 91 Stachowuak Duana 70 110 Stachowuak K nt 89 100 11 Stachowuak Martun 75 129 Stalker Lots 54 55 151 Stalker Wlla 54 110 Stanhouse Karole 49 120 Stanhouse Nancy 151 Starkey Deanna 58 59 120 Starovasnuk Donald 57 151 1 Stegen Audrey 54 110 Stella Deanna 31 52 54 55 66 151 Se a Joye 70 0 Stewart Janet 120 Stnftel Louuse 110 Stuh Carol 129 Storkman Paula 33 64 151 Story Kathleen 42 44 45 57 58 129 156 Stockdell Imogene 129 Streught Nancy 43 Strell Dean 75 79 92 151 Strel Juduth 151 Streul Glenn 67 152 Struglunsku Jerry 120 Studzunsku Sheula 30 112 120 Studzunsku Ladyne 129 Swanson Allen 129 156 Swanson G rald 55 82 91 110 6 Swanson Harold 17 54 55 75 91 96 129 Swartz Joanne 48 110 156 Sweetland Sandra 54 55 152 Swuetek Don 88 120 Swuetek Shurley 54 70 110 156 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