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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1959 volume:

3mw:z'4Z.fsa, ' Row, , Rag? 7 I , ,rr pb 1 4 9, S V fgwzf' xeixvy LA SALLE ILLINOIS VOLUME 49 THE LA SALLE PERU TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL 1959 .SX V' 4 k lf' Dedication 1 1 1 ff Occas1onally because of the mfluence of one upon the other a man becomes 1dent1f1ed w1th an 1nst1tut1on and the 1nst1tut1on w1th the man Such IS the relat1onsh1p between La Salle Peru Townshxp Hlgh School and How1rd Fellows For forty s1x years Mr Fellows has served L P Always a member of the ithletlc depirtment he served as co1ch of varlous sports from 1913 through 1928 IH addrtlon to te1ch1ng fzsslgnments In 1928 Mr Fellows w1s nszmed 1thlet1c dlrector Amd he contmued teachmg and coachmg tmck 'md f1eld Todfny on the eve of h1s retxrement Howard Fellows stands 1s 'ln msprratlon to 111 about h1m H15 keen mmd re1dy smlle and 1g1le step are a respectfully gratefully dedlmte thns volume of the F11 Fss Pe C O N T E N T S FACULTY ACTIX ITIES SPORTS 26 CLASSES n . 4 n , n . - Q , . . , . . . . , . . e , . . , L 4 . . , . , . livmg tr1bute to the athletlc ldeal-Mens sana ln corpore sano. To hlm we . , ' '. ' L , . . V W Y, ,r..VYf...fY..fYfY , ,Y,,,, , 8 ' Y, H YY,YV.YrY.f,Y,Y Y, 56 S -- -YY, YY,,ffYYY-YYA-Y--YV.,,Y, , r,,.,r 1 Y Y ,r,YY,, ,Y.,,r,,,,, , , N98 Students Will Recall Scenes of Trlumph 4-, .,.. .N K . A . :MAB , . V 'Quik g 1. . t 'iii 377- vw 'Q , sfsrsifi -of 4 Yifffiv 1 N' f'rf - 'L- .I - s -. T T Ef1.?,5VP A ,xy v ls ,L w.,,m ' 0 Q sf fd .4 ' Thru I T iQ' ,J lfr ' 1.2.5 5 Q- . f 4' , ag.-ai. s ' -'q T ' V 4. T W 1- The L-P b as ' L' , A , 'ff? 'A T iff' V T -5' ,s , ' Stadlum if . A ,u ,a 'Z- wr' aff- 4, A ,r T' Tw .JJ . , , W. ' ,J 1, 4, er ' T 1 fn: I 2 Trgg e ,sw ings The LM Rang The Sound of G'Red and Greenw Conducted by Its Composer The Late Mrs. Susan lane Hoelle s J .- u 'xi 4 a ik .Lx ,V31 CQ' .. .. -f -- 44n Wk' hwnwntnunx- J 1 ' f ., ,.,w .gf NM.WM...,...., W-, , A P'--swam? f www M.. W 'Tn Y , . I ,M ' M im, ,,,g,,,,. , ,. q -ww . dx vfyqzvw 'ay 7 4 ' 'iii Y .. .,,..m,,.,.,-www . A Throughout the Season L-P Provides Scenic Beaut 1' 13, ' 4- ffff ep fffffffjw J Kfff NE. fllrzaaq One Way Stair Traffic and Those Awful Polio Shots . . . ,gi a 25 if 1: swf if f ff' -Jw E-I N-s.. The cream of the science crop, Mr. Willard's Honors Chemistry Class, Willard demonstrates an experiment with acid. Senior Classes-The Env 'Q s ul ii Emil Baker, a senior, is eagerly looks on as Mr- ever alert at his service squaid station m front of the audi- torium. of nderclassmen Don 'lzregoning holds up the plaque presented to Mr. O'Brian by his senior boys. Dick Mallie, to Trigger's right, idmjres the plaque, while Sandy Wallner, near the window, admires Mallie. ,L My -1 -fi! j 3 Y-.sgffg 4 2 if W lff 1f4 V li 1- 'mf 1 T 8' un , ,f' if Q19 if '4x AdIH1H1Stf3tl0H ls Led by Our Capable Dr Dolan Servmg m hxs twelfth year as supermtendent at L P Dr F H Dolan s n1me has become a tradntlonal sound IH the school halls H15 dcvotnon and smcere mterest towards the f1culty and students wall go down m the hlstory of LaSalle Peru TOWHShlp H1gh School I O O I .. FZ? ' ma., . . . . , ' , u I a . . chool Board akes Man Important Decisions D J cam Dorothea janz Srrrctary X r ' George Herbolshexmer Hobart M Peters Howard G Cleer j Herbert Hoschert Thomas R Clydesdale Premlent Paul B Grove Franca: T Duncan Deans AdV1SC and Gulde Students :YA Wil' VW- Ty as he IS called by lus fnends, has not only served as Dean of Boys for the past vears but has also earned the reputatnon of bemg a very func U S Hnstory teacher Mr Tyler also serves as frosh soph football coath and baseball coach Mass Page takes txme out from her ,ob as Dean of Cnrls to practxce basketball wlth her' gumor senmr gym tlnss She also funds time to be co advxser of tht Student Councnl wnth Mr Tyler While the Office Staff Works Behind the Ji XQW'1- - HARRY L. W ILMOT Dean of lhe Iunior College Regixtrar and Dirrrlor 0 C'ui41'an4'1' and Plarfmrnl Scenes The office gurls find it no easy task to kccp the school runmnp, as smoothly as they do Pictured here are Pauline Viaggl attnndnnce dark Flsn. frank hookketptr Xiu Frances Mattxana cashier and Emily Yclich record clerk Xhrgc Lrnar is not pictured iv fi YH '-4' 1 C-:J ,..4vH1? JJ Teachers Arent Really as Bad as They Seem FQ ?T COLETTE BARANOWSKI BS Illmozs Normal Food: Clolbmg FHA Co Adwxer ORVILLE S BAUER MS Umverxxty lllmorx Sczenee RAYMOND BROLLEY M A University of Illmozx Englub ,Pep Club NOAH BUNCH MA George Peabody College ur Science MAY MURPHY CARLSON M S Umuersxly of Illmoxx English JOHN W CARSON M B A Unwernly of Denver Com 7712766 N1 Ad Faculty members enjoy a few mmutes to them selves as they chat over thenr sandwnch and cup of coffee durmg thexr lunch penocl Wlxtn not used for a lunch room the cafetcna xs turned xnto u study hall Here Mr Ramsberger IS shown pntrolmg hns 2nd penod study hall 9 O U I . - l , A ,i QA nl' f .J ' Q . ' 1. A gs , , J ' They Work Long, Tlfln Hours for Our Beneflt vm fn RQ' N, Q-1 PATRICIA CONNOLLY MA Umzvrsriy of Illmofs Lsbfanan FLIZABETH CUMNIINGS MA Norlhwrxiern Umzrrslly Izlzrar TIRZA LNNOR MA Umlrmly o Mzrbxgun Maihrmulzrs QQ 'S S MARY FLLYY EVERS ME Umverszlyo Illxnoxx Englxxb Fresh man Class Aflusfr W I-I FARNHAM MS Umvernly of Illmoxx HOW ARD FFLLOWS MA Ohm Sian- Unnersxty Maibnnafrrs Alhletzc Dm-rtor DARYI. L FETTERS M A Stan' Unnefxzty 0 Ioua Insfrumenlal Muxlr 81 Dlretfor 0 Bands Band Pnrenlx A xormllon CARI. M GABRIEL MEd SI Low: Unnerxlly Malbe Overworked and underpand Mr Zumwalt por trays thus statement perfectly mahrs IULIAINA GERRITS B S Unnersxty of Wzsmnnn Srlenre CLARICE GIFFORN BS Soufbem Illinois Um: truly Physical EJuzal10n GA A AJUJOV C I NI VII VI' B GULAN MA Um :truly o Wuronxm English D . Q 0 I o 72, 5 , 1 ' r PL' 1 I I h 'QV f f - . ', 5, ,Sp . tux hr: 7' , s ff-225' .,. . , ' 4. ' - ffl 'J ' ,.. '-ll 'glfi' - aff I , .N .A. .,.,' . U.. I nn , .Iv . . f .I.,' ., . A- iI1n. EDWARD E. IZDWARDD, Univrrxify of Illimlis, Art. Commerrv, Coarh: I I ! . 1, , . , V .y .1 . I . . , . . ,. 4 K' .bk ivh W rg A L ',4 ' A f , ' J- ' A , . .. 'A , Q'.'f f D . , . ., - . I . v 4 U, ' . ., . , - W . f . , , , ' They Culde and Instruct TH '- f sf il iw' HILMA HALLER MA Unwerniy of Mmnesola Englub EDITH SHAW HAWBAKER M A Pennxylvama State University Foreign Languuge JANET HAWLEY BA Unwcrsxty of Mums Hxxlory us on the Road to dulthood e Teachers combme work wxth pleasure as they announce and keep records of an excmng evenmg of basketball ROBERTI HAYS M A DrPuul Umurrszly lznglzsh MARY ANN HELD MA Umzrrsrly o Illmws S0rmlSr1r'nfc MARY LOUISE HELLER MA Manrlta College Fnqllsh f ? '! in'- They Enjo a Ioke With Us Now and Then... I Q' ikrh DONAID HFRRICK MS Umzrrxlly 0 Illinois Malbrmahrs Mafh Ffufl MARGARFT A HFRRMANN BS Illmoxx ifaia Normal Hnmf' Fronomlu FHA Fhfrrlrudrrs LFSLII HOFN SCHIID MS Unllffilfy 0 Iowa Hralth Ed Pbysxologg Cnafb 'wr ,9 Pat UU rtalwts whnth mic her brmd n buttered on .xs sht turns on the drnnkmp, fuun tam for Nhss Wctg a mtmbtr of tht lnglxsh department at I. P LLOYD HOSHAXV NI A Inlmna Llllllfllfx Qmzal Qznnn ROY I JOHNSON Nf VI I llltfllfy uf fN4f1rt1sk.1 Ymaf Hum RAY NIOND 9 JUNGCK Nl 5 Sion! Sluh L 11114 Q Iulusinal AVIS rj if 'M ,F . ' 4, 5. -, x A 1 ' ,'Lf4, A A W Yilffxf P slit . I . z.,??f ' ' ,' ' K'-tif? ' , 'lf' x' ff -Wjh, It wif if - H - 2?-viii: ff X 0 o o M t MPM? 1 - 4- ,. V 'Mx x f ' I I 1 X A K ' Vw N ,- ,, ,.,, , X ' 1 w f f 2 'if ' 4 ' , U7 V .0 2 ,.,. ,N ,t , ., ll y, '- ,. 1, . ' l. 2. .',. .. ., U ' v . - 1 ' v 4: xo. J , i , ., sl, , K .w . b ,f a h , A nd Enter the Enjoyment of a Social Evening . . . A 'f'.. ' ' ,Kei .V 54610, f.L,1 .gf -I I , .. , 4- v -1' ll N 1.1 v . 2 xi' W, V HAL O. KESLER, M.A., Indiana Siale Tr-acherr' College, English, Dramatics. BETTY R. KING, B.S., Southern Illinois Univerxiiy, Latin. FDWARDL KROLAK BA Lora: College Englzxb Yearbook Adviser LETA L MARSH MA George Peabody College Pbysiograpby junior Clasr Adviser .....- r.,,-- Q'- DELLA KHOURY, B.S.,lllinoix Stale Norm- al,, Phyxifal Ealucalion. CHARLES E. KORN, M.S., Imua State Univerxity, Indus- trial Arls, Sophomore Clas: Adviser. Sensor Night ns one of the hnghhghts in the socxal lnfe of a semor Here Dan Fncek and has Dad serve themselves refreshments as Mr ohnson vocal mstruc :or wants nn lme S B MCCARTNEY MA Nortbwextern Umierxxty Social Srienre Uxbers Club American Government Club Tirket Man agvr MARY W MCLAUGHLIN MA Stale Unuersily o Iowa Comme-rre Q' ,611 Cv qs-v . . . .J l I - , . y - - ' 1 p , l 1 I l ' ' ' ' ' s - -, f f , . Q A ' . ' ' . ' .5 S A.: f 5 .- -' . 5.221229 4 42 .. 5 lx 1 .. ' ' zf.21e1ze1 L , They re Always Wllllng To Lend a Helplng Hand 45'-vs N4 x.'Y DONNA P MOSHER BS Umzersxly o Nebraska Pbynral Edu mains WILLIAM E OBRIAN MA Umvemty o Chicago Engluh Spreeh L IRENE PAGE MA Slanfonl Unnersxty Faculty members enloy a few hours away from the tnals and tnbulauons of a work a day world LEE W PPTFRSFN MM Umwrxlty 0 Muhrgan Matbemahrs NORMAN PPTFRSON MS Bnnlley Umzersrty Imlustnal Art: NORMA PHILLIPS M Fd Unuernfy 0 Illmmx English Fon-:gn P -Q ,Q 19. 3 , Cd 17 -00 95 , CK! Health Ed Dean of Glrlx Student Counnl Aalvuer HAROLD PAT WILLIAM F PETERS MS Untverxlly 0 Illinois Malbemahcx Driver Trarmng language LORTNI PIXLEY MS Fastern Illznou Malhemahcx HFLFN R PLUWIMPR MA Umzernly o lllmou Foreign Lan guage LESLIE RABL MA Umversrly 0 Illmou Malbemahrx Y 33? 1- 1-1 1 x Q 0 0 0 O ' 1 ... X . g - . , Q 7 .F M41 ,Q :O ,,' I I A- V M X 'R T g, I - J. iz A 5 ,X If f lx: N i ,Xl A gg Q ge L , f 4' 1 A+. K . Lx V . , - -, ' f . ' - -, ' , ' ' - - ration. MARGARET L. NESTI, M.S., Universily of Illinoix, Malbe- TERSON, B.S., Soufbern Illinois Univerxily, Malhemaliex, Coatb. . . ' , . -, ' ' f ' , - , e -, A ' f A ', ' , Y-P54 gh q V f ,, 1 I' . ' ' f ,K , . b I, I I . . . 1. .4.k , ', I' , - ,U-Y , V - 4 4 4 I' :AI Q: ' A,., I. fl... S -,, 5 V - A -, - . 2. ' ' A f ' ' , ' , ' - ', - -. f , - Encourage Us 4. ' . dems. 3 x W 9 I 1 ,.l I ELLIS RAINSBERGER B S Kansas Slate Unnersxty Pbys1ealEJu ralzon Commerce Coach GERTRUDE K RICI-ITER MA Um verslly 0 Iowa Commerce JOHN A ROACH MS Bradley Unwerszly ln11'ustr1alA1ts in Our Talents and Uur Goals if WILLIAM R SCHULTZ MA Columbia Unwersrty Science Conservalxon Club DONALD G W SCI-IUTTE AB Unwer szly 0 Illxnoxs Englzsb Semof Readmg Course SULLIVAN MS Unzlerslly o Illinois Slllflff Health FI Coarh R EARL TROBAUGH MA Unlzerszfy 0 Illinois Foreign Lan guage Spanish Club Senior Class Azluser SX Sig- pq 1 l . I l X , 'QL 'U' A A 4. f .-M ,gf X ' I . f . ., . y . . jOHN STRELL, M.S., Universily of Illinois, Biology. DONALD E I 1 1 . , Y, I I' I I 4 ' f I I , I V 1 A 'x Sv.- 'C , ' 5' A :x X 1 N' ' T , .4 ,- And Really Help To Make L-P an Enjo able Place . . F Q ' gs is X A I 2 C , A I.. . W 15, C' V 1 in is .lv ' ia.. , 4- I Q l T I me f l l A I I 'w , V,' ' X w WALTER B TYLER MA Unnersity o Illinois Social Srieme HERBERT BRYAN VALETT MA University of Iowa Health Coarh Dean o Boys Student Counnl Co Azlziser WILLIAM E Eiluzation Dolphin Club GRACE VAN DEN HEURK MA Um UEBEL M S Northern Illinois State College Social Scienre Radio versity of Oklahoma English GEORGE WEBER M S Illinois State JAMES J VALEK BS University o Illinois Health Ed Coach Normal Physiral Ezluration Sandy Hatton a freshman ns mstructcd ln the proper way to dnal during a student body assembly English D F WIECHMAN BS Uniiersrty of Ill Angeles Staff College History WAYNE- S ZUVI xnois Agruulture FFA JOHN C WILLARD MS WALT MS Western Illinois State Chemistry University 0 Illinois Chemistry Director 0 Auilm Photo 'Q W Not N- S al Lf- Available Ja: lx A l. ', ' ss ' , L . . y 1 .y . , I. . ., U, l , , , . .MX I l MARY M. WEEG, M.A., University of Illinois, Visual Eiluration. ALFRED WISGOWSKI, M.S., Los . . f . ., , I , 1 f .- ' s ' .' ' ca I.. ', -4' 1 I , - 'lfl D . Ili - , 1 ff- 22 A Y ,IA f ?' LOC? R ' :Wir Y' f Q Charles Beltrammx james Flannery Vmcent Flannery jerry Prendergast Peter Rotsart Dommxc Serrx Whlle M31HtCH3HCC THOMAS FLANNERY Supenntendcnt Buxldmgs and Grounds Wh. ...W .png ff' '0s.,,f Q' Staff and J x i. 11' '5- Mfs Josie Prouek Mrs Mary Nnedzwxcckl Mrs Anna Buckwald fnot pncturedj fi ns .AX I i D ' ' . V ' .' i, ' n ' ' . . 1 iin, 2 '- . M M , V L M' , if . Q 4 5 fn-i' c -r 1 , Q fx -r - W' 'I Rn, - Ffa. f-1 ' M H U Q 3 rf fy 1, .J YQ 4'L, .1 5 ' v. , 5 :Zag i A M 'fx r.nrrr K' fin .X Tnxfixx l MCdlC3l PATRICIA TRAVERS B S DePaul Umvrrniy Nurse Future Nurscx Club Staff Helps To Prevent DISCHSC Mnss Travers che school nurse awaxts the outcome of her pauent s temperature Pam Sampson Dr Axles the school physxclan puts m many long hours of labor at hxs desk ARLINGTON AILES M D Phyxzrxan ' x P, f rg, 1 23 V f Cafeterla Workers Help To Keep L P potless 'KIQ iq. I -uf Cafeterla workers take a few mmutes out of then: nresome day to enloy a bnte to eat The bxrls on the cafclerm staff work hard to pnparc meals for L P s student body , Some of LPS Happy Days and Memorles I S 452' 1 x . l 4' iii mf f.. 0 nslgilg' W NV :WWE 'bln I 453:14 :ff HKS!! -ME A ff, f 3 M 14 '35 ,f TM Axfff fi K S gf x f Ly! J cp if X .-5.4,-ff fl W U2 lg V X X 1 X 5 X 9 by J 5 161. 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S may as I 1 gum if Efwiszs. 0' Autumn Track at L P eatures Cross Countr L P s fall track act1v1ty IS devoted to cross coun try In addltxon to groommg dlstance men for the regular track team, cross country IS also an excellent cond1t1oner for the basketball players who are not r1sk mg hfe and hmb on the grldnron The sport thxs fall was under the tutelage of coach Don Sullnvan and featured several dual meets nn addl txon to the Bng 8 meet wh1ch was held 1n Rockford The pxcture at the left shows one of L P s top dash men xn sprmg track Glen Glauser In addxtlon to has All State football feats Glen nms a mean 100 and 220 He wxll be counted upon heavxly thus season Smcc the Ell Ess Pe went to press too early for any actxon pac tures nn track the reprmt from last year s book fleftj shows a typxcal thrall mg fmnsh to one of the dash events Q 1 ' ' I , - r 1' f F r l I- X K y ' .' A T- ' - , . ' s 5 ' r , ,f 4, ' .W , . . . t ' , - - ' 1 ' N 'EX s x n 5 'lr Q 'A x 2 . Q Q , f l ' . . ' 3' V Y Q 2 if -3 . . 1 f P' 5 5 YV 7 f -'at-, . . . .., fe 'gi ilfa . , . - Ht . . . 8 ,, A ,ft 3 ' If 7' , , , M .-4, N. 'O lf' 5M 'r ' X. , or g 421, 'W' fav: ,A . 1 t' K A . , . .. . - , it ' I , , K7 it 'V..r T A ' H Aa V Q, ,, , , ,,,,, vu P. . if ' f sf. , . Q-, 'ff 'r be 0 ' , , A-as ' ' . I J if I 1 MA w, - 9- gawk, Q., ' J Y qs, ,f Ni IJ V y 4 I. Xx my 'WR' Usually the most outstanding player on a football team is named its cap- tain. Sometimes one comes up with two co-captains, but the 1958 Cava- liers were forced to go with THREE captains gl to rj, Glen Glauser, Don Tregoning and Al Roda. The leadership of this first Tri- umvirate was instrumental in lead- ing the Red and Green to an 8-1 season record. Cavalier Gridders Finish at 8-1, Second in Big 3 The 1958 L-P Cavaliers-Row I: jim Krolak, Bob Grisolano, Dick Paulicka, Don English, Ken Mzrini, Fran Sexton, Malcolm Billard, Dennis Altcri, jim Mindock. Row 2: Mgr. Joe Marinnngcli, Al Roda, Ron Petersen, Roger Bratc, Dick Hess. Ron Swetnam, Jim Romano, Walter Tyler, Kcn Videgar, Rusty Schmidt, Dan Waclaw, Mgr. Joe Vfoodshank. Row 3: Ken Koehler, Ron Harmon, Don Wright, jim Saathoff, Joe Ricci, Glen Glauser, Al Spclich, Joe Skcrston, Larry Mills, Dennis Flannery. Row 4: Coach jim Valck, Dennis Uhan, Jerry Stachowiak, Jim Knauf, Don Smania, Dick Mallic, Don Tregoning, Ken Slimko, jerry Hall, john Samolitis, Ass't. Coach Ellis Rainsbcrger. X gm A vi .ff H f MI f A y, I 'Deir h, V! , f' '- FN , w A V W' 'KL ,M Q ' ' el , 4 gfmy W' ,Q K 'M 'J' f if md! r I ,f Q in if 3 . x L : N 49 . ' fa - v-U1 , 'il I ' . A fx f 9597 O 1 q .QF nr 9.1- f X J .Nl E RQ E S, 4 Ae :di JIM ROMANO Guard 3? 'E7 -2 s Raid' JOE RICCI Center Q. F32 33 -5-. I. if 5, RON PETERSON Tackle 1 qs ,, fb 1-Q7 ,J f T we 'M Of lf 'L , - A' If E f ' 47 V i b J J JERRY HALL W Tackle JIM SKERSTON Halfback Q v,4.l 'swf' 5 R LJ X GLEN GLAUSER J, Halfback No less than six Ccount 'emj St. Beale Brums form a wall through which not even 3 scatback lake L Ps Ron Harmon can pass. xv ' 'S' N A ' L E R . 'f A I s ESQ . .,.- ,,,-199 .1 11M MINUOCK K fl JT Center KH If 'w V ' f' ' Eu ' .Y DON TRI-ZGONING Fullback MAX SCHMIDT Fullback K rf s A ' x XX ' Aff, , y W , jf ,131 A K, , MJ -3 9 dl-:LQI DAN WACLAW DICK MALLIE End Quarterback 7 L 1 Q v , Y W Q., .J AL RODA Guard 9 Q ' f- W . 1 'Iv' 1 , P A t . V V u ra 3 JIM 52-EAIHOFF ROGER BRATE n Tackle Y 's X6 t X , lf. is '5 1. Min! KEN MARINI Guard CT Yr! Y '14 f ' f- 17 9: A ,nr . . ,x L' BY AL SPELICH Halfback Y 54519, I , my L, ,f 'X 51 JIM KNA End E' , ff? X LML 'n UF J' LARRY MILLS End x I v Don Tregomnz L Ps workhorse fullbatk and star punter booms lus may mto three St Bede tacklers m an effort to get that last extra mth lion s strong., thrusts mto enemy lmts made lum a real bread and butter back Ron Peterson erasts St Bede s Allan Qortal 151 from the path ot Glen Glauser It was tlaxs kmd of blotlsmg that helped Glauser to a total of more t an one thousand yards by ruslum., tor tu 1958 season v ' , ' V - s - ' V ' . . l - . , . h . ' . A 1 ' . l, J ' A ' ' ' - ' ' ' I H U Here's an example of real teamwork as tackle h . , , - Q, ' 3. Thelr performance augurs 1 bflglit future for L P varsltles Team The 1958 Football I eluded Row l Art Co don Bll P I7 Way e Bennett Dck Waters Sam Ramenofslty joe X asq ez Joe Ro Don Nl edza sk Ro 2 Nlgr Kc Becker Ro Sta gl Burger Ro Skcrsto ohn Strell tm Fly Walt Moreland m 'Vlorel jerry NI dock ohn Nlaqzo Nltr Bob Becker R 3 Coach Walt Tyle Bob Roda Bll Harper Don Corr ga Bob Volk Charles Uloth Pat Malo e jerry Bra M ckey Cl ch Co ch Herb V lett Row 4 De s Bradley B ll Cl p rry Dcttore R lph Dal Ieland Gl bc7yn lt m F cek LP Crldders Total 15 3 for Season The 1958 football season at LaSalle Peru must be consldered a success from every standpomt The Varsity squad rolled over eight opponents losmg only to conference champ Elgm on the last play of the game The Cavalners featured a powerful ground attack whnch had to be splced by passmg only 20 tnmes durmg., the whole setson A team effort 1ndeed everyone connected w1th the X arsxty deserx cs 1 bouquet Coach Tyler closed out hns long career at the helm of the Soph team w1th a 7 2 mark A squeaker to Freeport and 1 loss to champ Elem Cthose Records X ARSITY SOPHOMORFS Qtt us 1 St Btdt est Aurorl l gm olnet Fast Aurorl tst Rockford Freeport l ist Roclsfortl 'J Ott m a St Btde XX est Aurora Elgm olnet T lst Aurora XX est Rockford I rceport East Rockford 0 ncas in I - I : l n , i u ., n , i ' , H W :ll . n Q , nl n , Jim. , n n,J , 'rm, 7 , Jr l , ,Ain ,J . Ul,.'. ' . OW : ' Ar, , i , i n, , , V 1 nni l , i 'ma man, jc ' f . 1 i , . u .' s i, ji i . ' 7 . y 'le . 4. , Maroons againp were the only setbacks suffered by the big Inca team. 7 , .4 L-P 33 4 'Q 0 l.-lj 21 1 ' 14 L-P 44 . ' ' 7 I.-P 13 . ' 0 L-P 26 XV L -0 I.-P 26 Y' . L-P 14 ily' 20 L-P 0 4 ' 13 L-P 47 J ' 0 L-P 26 J ' 0 L-P 32 -.. 4 6 l.-P 7 11 . 0 L-P 34 WV ' 7 L-P 27 U 6 L-P 14 ' 6 I.-P 6 3 x 7 L-P 20 2. 1 7 l.-lj 33 '.' ' 2 'Vx lxurx xl.1r lufurc xlmc firxr ffwlull g.1mc of ilu' ww-11 mlm- pllwrx ul lwrll tlmc mrwxly .md wl-Mvrxwrf xqunlx .xru mrrrulmml ru tlmu S!llLlCl lwmlx. .Kr IKM :X wpln-nwru koala WAI: Tylcr and lllw,Ql'41Ll11ul VHS lucas P- k lucas Finish Y ith ltrong 1- . par le Offcnsively Explmivc lwnclsfivlll urwrlx lux I-mg lwuu .1 lv.1llm.xrlx uf lxllr clmclwcr I-P lncm, Below, Jim Morcl stcami goalward bClllI1Lll50UIIIlI12l1l1lt.'lxNllIlllk'-l4lllk'lU.ll11L'. FINAL BIG IIGHT STANDINGS Re 958 r W H y A I Ig li g W t Pt p R 1, 8 and Green Yearllngs Show Great Promlse The 1958 frosh football team at L P ended its season with a 4 2 Won and lost record Both the defeats came 1t the hands of Ottawa schools OTI-IS and Marquette Two victories were recorded over Streator and one each against St Bede and Hall The big task of training the greenies grid fundamentals fell to Mr NX eber 'md the record speaks both for his ability and the determination of the squad Things look very bright 1n deed for I. P football Varsity Elgin W Aurora E Rockford XE Aurora Freeport xW Rockford oliet xPlayed tie Sophomore Elgin W Aurora E Aurora E Rockford Freeport olnet W Rockford The I I.-P Freshman foo ball team-Row 1: john Smith, Fugene aclaw, Mike calea, Jerry Bianchi, Mike Vaskie, Tom Kell , r Meisenbach, David Publinski. Row 2: N r. joe Suarez, Judson Bly, Paul Cicsiels i, Dennis Fcurcr, Geor e Slomian, Tonly Oodshank, Fred Koehler, Terry Siebert, Gene Wieczorek, Mgr. Alan Waclaw. Row 3: Ass' . Coach a Patterson, Don Lam s, Marv Novak, ay Rossi, Norm Vide 'ar, Dave Ivlow, Ron Green, Jim Adrian, Gerry Studzinski, Coach Geor e Weber. d 0 0 . t t t , A . . . i . .' ' U i D in . ,, . . , . L L I , - , - I ' W Is L-P 6 1 L-P . 5 2 . . 3 4 . . 2 4 . 2 5 . 2 4 J ' J ' 0 7 . Varsity cheerleaders for 1958-S9 were fl to rj Marlene Nico, Carol Bianchi, Sarah Richards, Sandra Vogel. Carol Niedzwiecki and Mary Beth Boyle tied for a varsity spot so Carol yelled football and Mary Beth basketball. l 111 rf?-iff Inca yell leaders this year included Cstandingj Carol Shields, Sharon White, and Mary Ann Mayg Qltneelingj Cheryl Stella and Carol Flaherty. Cheerleaders Yell Long . . . Loud . . . Sueeessfull l The freshman yell lead- ers for Coach Weber's teams were Carol Pilarski, Chris Zukowski, and Diane Peradotti, The young lady seared on the bannister at the far right is sophomore alternate Lorraine Siltora. . 91 l 'Sl ' Q 1 I Slgq Q .-,mf L2 The 1958-S9 Basketball Cavaliers included Cfront rowj Mgr. jim Nealand, Don English, jerry Croissant, Coach Don Sullivan, Bob Grisplane, Ken Slimko, Mgr. Gerry Kupperschmid. Back row-Fred Hooper, jerry Orlandini, Dave Gisler, Roger Hart, jim Greening, Dan Ficek, Alan Pittman, john Samolitis, Tom Mackiewicz, jerry Stachowiak, Larry Mills. ullivan Men End Campaign with 1 -13 u L, 'vu ls Fred Hooper, tiny L-P guard, goes way up for a long one in the Streator game. Poised underneath for a possible rebound are Al Pitt- man and Larry Mills. i i M T ivuzvmlwc we ' i f calu-E 5A JIM C1514 Six Seniors End Campaign for Red and Green CUUIZAC r 1 snsrggtahaii 1,4 mf ar-ML f'Pf N 5 EX N TOM MACKIEWICZ ROGER HART F1116 Nucleus as L P Looks Forward 19 9 1960 This ll Alan Pxttmm, 2 rugged jumor, takmg one of hu patented pokes m the Streator game Fncek IS there for the rebound, but he never got nt as thus one rang the bell for two pomts ,ll -so org.- iz Hr' or A er. 5 Q 'fa ' - to ur v l Is this ball on its way up through the bottom of the net, or is it coming down through the top? At any rate the Cavaliers have things well in hand as Al Pittman Qlij and Dan Ficek await the swirling sphere. Number 21 at the left is jerry Croissant. The action took place in the championship game of the St. Bede Reg- ional, This game saw L-P dump Tiskilwa and gain revenge for last year's tourney loss. Cavaliers Cop Regional at t. Bede One of the Walnut Blue Raid- ers manages to evade the out- stretched arms of jerry Orlan- dini 1141 in the first game of the Regional. In the background are Al Pittman, Dan Ficelt, At the left is jerry Croissant. ' y. L-P 'ty f G ood f fCo Toluca Ends LP Season Wlth 6869 Sectlonal Ha Ottawa Marse1lles Streator E Rockford Freeport CPont11c Hohday Tourneyj ohnston Clty D1xon L P 49 Alton L P 60 Prmceton CTh1rd Place WIHDCFSD L P 72 Marsexlles L P 75 Johet L P S8 St Bede L P S0 L P S 1 W Rockford XV Aurora Squeaker Streator E Rockford Ottawa Freeport Ha E Aurora W Rockford St Bede Elgm Reg1onal Tourney 58 Walnut S5 St Bede 67 Tlskllwa CChamp1onsj Sectxonal Tourney 67 Toluca 46 52 S2 68 Once nn a whnle a sophomore us g enou to move unto warsxty competxtnon, especnally durmg tournament pla had one thxs p t season and nn the pxcture at the le t R y Galassn shows real varsx orm as he ghd goalward nn the Tnsknlwa game durlng h Regional. alassi was the spark plug 0 a Farnham's Incas and was highly instrument l in their dual title season. L-P 61 50 L-P 5 6 67 L-P 56 62 L-P 3 8 . 58 L-P S7 I 5 l L-P 63 83 L-P 72 58 L-P 49 50 L-P 45 . 68 L-P 8 5 ll 57 L-P 47 52 L-P 66 . 74 3. ' L-P S8 . 73 L-P Ss J ' 39 L-P S2 . so L-P S9 ' 49 L-P 36 l 3 5 I S K l will v r x ill 'Al The 1958 S9 Inc ncluded fire t ro j Mgr Lee Brady Mgr .Im K g P t M lo e Dck Crols a Ro Potoc k Mgr I Mart Seco d ow Joh Strell J Mo el S Ra e of ky B tch Morela d R y G lass Th d ro Coach B ll F rnha Ro Sae ton G y Dettore joe Ross Ro Nadol y J Fckj Leeld Incas Roll to Two Tltles, Flnlsh Season Wlth The past basketball season w1ll be long remembered as one of the best 1n hxstory by Inca followers Doubtful at the season s start because of a questxonable defense Coach Farnham s outlook brrghtened early ln the campangn as h1s charges swept to vnctory after vnctory All around team play led by Ray Galassr and jxm Frcek culmxnated m an undrsputed t1tle rn Illmols Valley play and a t1e wrth Freeport for the champnonslnp rn the murderous Brg E1ght competltron Incas Results L P S 7 Hall L P 41 Hall L P S0 Marserlles L P 47 Marcerlles L P 47 Ottawa L P 45 Ottawa L P 43 St Bede L P 52 St Bede L P 3 3 Streator 61 48 37 49 30 71 40 54 46 35 Streator E Aurora W Aurora Elgm Freeport Freeport Jolret E Rockford E Rockford W Rockford W Rockford ' ,Q fl 7 lj to Q , -Fu' -. .. 7' A 0' K -- ,, , A W :xv r, 1: yy ' I ri 4 ,Q Q .4 , li 4 N531 lv ' ll XJ U 'A t 1 J'-'I s '4 wr J' 7 A 2' 5 ,Q fl , tl Y .1 I 7 ,J .W 1 ul , 1 ls 'J ? ' ,FL 3, I I 'Q 4 in I pk-L-id. A .N E '1 V A f R 1 r I f , xx? k 6- . x lr X 'll - asi n W . , . i in , a a n , i ' s nt, n ni, . im in. n r : n , im r , am m n s , u n , a a i. ir w: i a m, n rs , err , i, n n , im ie , im if . , U l C . . . , ll ' ,Q . , ' ' a : L-P 51 '1 ,AL Sli Sli 1 4 sul iff' .. '2- Sl'-4, ,sul 41 44 sf' I NSU! su gall 6 S I 1.19 N The 1958 59 L P frosh basketball team cluded ffront rowj Do Gergo ch Tom Muylle john Burkew c Jack All B 11 Carr Seco d ro Ge e Wleczorek J m Adr a J m M rphy Ge e jaraczewsk D ve I l Th rd to Coach George Weber Jerry B a ch: Randy Carso jnm Sever Don Lamps Dave Kerczy sk De Bradley Webermen Cop Second 1n I V Tourney, 1419 for Season L P s freshman basketeers ran even steven and then red hot durmg the past season Rather slow gettlng started the yearlmgs played at about 500 untnl they broke mto a nme game Wm skem at the season s end Chnef cogs 1n what was real team success were the all around play of Gene araczewskx Gene Wleczorek, Ixm Murphy and JIITI Adnan A word of pralse must also go to Coach Weber who proved that patxence pays off Season s Record Princeton Ha Mendota Prmceton Marquette L P 33 Marsexlles 27 L P 21 Toluca 39 L P 42 Ottawa 46 L P 46 Tomca 36 L P 48 Marquette S3 L P 34 Streator 54 St Bede Ottawa Ha Toluca Mendota Marsel lles Toruca 3 1 Streator 45 St Bede 36 Marsenlles 33 Hall 27 Ottawa 5 S I, 1 4 Z ' 7' . W- Y I K. x , X 3 I, .V ' my . A ' ,J-,As AL ns 4 . W s I Q via ' Vg . 7 ' 2 gr f lx 'S 5- E I - ' 'A 5 A , K 'ti V I s I . N J S ' I 4 4 Q 2,3 x za? F4 4 is 2 ly fv ' 7 , G l f ' p if If 4' 4 ka! J ll A We P ' Rf v 7 4 V ' QQ isgauz Plhy Af? ' 2123-1 5 -'Q id N I t as Mi .N IA P ,L 4 A 4 V I 4 , 3 2 ' 4 -- - f 'yt gf v. nw , 4 N - , 2 V ogv- i i . n wi n n 1 , i inllyi . u ,, n , i, J U ', ' 9 , ' Q . ' Z L-P 33 . 39 L-P 33 ' 40 L-P 31 51 L-P 32 ll 27 L-P 45 ll 38 L-P 26 22 L-P S7 53 L-P 27 ' 25 L-P 41 31 L-P 40 41 L-P 62 ' 39 Cavalier Swimmers Depend on Frosh and ophomores The 1958 59 L P sW1mm1ng team found ntself r1ddled by graduatnon W1th only green underclassmen to bolster a small junxor sensor nucleus, the Valettmen found the goxng rather rough but dld manage to come through W1th the1r fa1r share of the v1ctor1es Whxle thmgs were not always too brlght for the swlmmers thls season, thlngs are defmxtely lookmg up for next year Th1S season s underclassmen wlll be next year s upperclassmen w1th that v1tal year of tough varslty ex pernence under the1r belts The patxent tutelage of Coach Valett th1s season should pay off 1n blg d1v1dends1n 1959 60 Bottom row George Shelley Plul Madsen john Donnelly Ray Hess Peter Dwyer Tom lxelley Paul Mann: and Tom Relfsnyder Second row Ron Kjrllnsvnk Ed Krysxak nm Waytenxek Dave Prybylxnslu john Prauen jlm Schlenker Denms Feurer Back row Dave McNulty rm Nlnklavcnc m Romano Perry C ani jerry Krasko Ed Wagner and Herb Valctt ff ,f ' ,4-40 Thats L Ps ace im Romano in the water listening to some last minute advice from Coach Herb Valett Romano was one of the few upperclassmen who swam for the Red and Green this past season M Romano Captains Green LP Tankers They re off and splashing in the 100 vard butterfly exent in the meet against Freeport That healthy lunge in the ctnter comes from Ron hyellessik - - ,l , . . ' . r. Valett, one of the veterans of the physical education department, has been swimming coach at L-P for many U - l W , ,, 'vjfaff Aww 4 X Coach Ellis Ramsberger s wrestlers included ffront rowj Bull Fltzke Lou Sabntmx Howard Wxlson Ken Marmx Dale qchorn ohn Lamboley Second row nm Mnndock Ted Kndd Fran Sexton Duck Paulxcka oe Woodshank Jerry Mmdock Top row Merel Manne Ron Peterson Walter Tyler Coach Elhs Rannsberger Cavahers Grapple Wa to B1ggCSt Season Ever Thls picture shows L P's tough llttlc 95 pounder, Bully Fxtzke, as he puts the squee7e on hxs not less determnned op ponent from Morns Q-Jr Z-'-A-QA 'W if - 'fl iff: ,'l' 'll Fl - n Qi? e A ' , -Q, h 1 f I A , A l n 9 K, Y 2' 7 1 X 1 N 'A ' ' I Q , I l ' 1 , S z if S ' xx N K , ' l 'E pt, ,1 J V I X R 1 I O Skerston Takes Fourth 1n State Tourney Wlth Joe Skerston, Oglesby sen1or,lead1ng the Way Coach Ellns Rams berger s Cavalner wrestlmg team turned 1n the best effort yet m the young hnstory of the sport at L P The season s account of dual meets showed L P wnth a 6 3 1 slate In addntnon to the dual VICIOFICS L P took fnrst place m the enght team Chrlst mas Invltatlonal Tournament at Rockford Season s Scores Jollet Streator Sffeafof E Rockford E Rockford W Rockford Ottawa Dnxon Morrns Exght Team Rockford Inv Flrst Skerston s mdlvldual accomphshments lncluded a 22 4 mark m 1n d1v1dual matches lncludlng flrsts mn the Sectlonal and Rockford meets and the coveted fourth spot ln the State compet1t1on Ken M1r1n1, another standout, won 18 and lost 4 1n matches through the season He was a state qualxfxer and also took flrsts IH the Sectlonal and Rockford meets 1m Saathoff complled a 15 2 mark on the season lncludmg a thlrd ln the Sectnonal and a flrst ln the Rockford meet At the nght ns oc Skerston who added to the lustre of hxs feats as a football halfback by turnmg xnto the fmest wrestler L P has yet produced oe was instrumental m turnmg fan and student attentnon to thus ungustly termed manor sport Caxaller sports followers are now eagerly lookmp, forward to next wmter to see nf there vull be any more ltke hum , - L-P ' 3 ' 36 L-P zs L-P 17 23 L,p 22 , L-P 40 . s - L-P ss . 15 14 . L-P 29 20 ' 26 'tr . V. -I V J f E ' g ,t kb ., . .i t ' V. . . . E K 1 fy A, Red and Green Cindermen Face Busy Season Two heads are better than one Well L P track fortunes should be on the upgrade as the Cavaliers have no less than four coaches sharmg cmder duty Ellxs Ramsberger Cleftj George NY cber and lm Valek plus Herb Valett Knot pncturedj are the men xn charge of L P s track fortunes Valett Valek and Ralnsberger handle the sophomore and YSFSIIW thm clads whale the frosh are nn the hands of Mr Weber The Ell Ess Pe Went to press too early tor squad plctures but these mll appear xn a specnal supplement to the 1959 book LaSalle Peru Relays Slated for pnl 1 TRACK SCHEDULE: April 7, at Princeton Apri 1 1 Ottawa Invitational Aprnl 14 Hall and Marquette at L P Apnl 17 L P Relays Aprnl 24 Sterlmg Relays Aprxl 28 Ottawa and Streator at Ottawa May 1 Urbana Relays May S Marquette and Mendota at Mendota May 8 Dnstnct at Ottawa May 12 IVHSA at Ottawa May 14 at Ottawa fftoshj May 15 State Meet at Champangn May 19 uadrangular at L P May 23 Bng 8 at East Rockford Ron Potocnnk young L P pole vaulter and return ng Ietterman sets hns snghts and of great efforts m the ensunng season Z- J' IW' Elght Lettermen Bolster Baseballers The 1959 LaSalle-Peru baseball team looks for a successful season sparked by the return of eight lettermen from last year s team Returning to the fold are pitchers erry Stachowiak and Dan Ficek 1nf1elders Lou Sabiltllil erry Orlandlm Bob Znameckl and Bob Grlsolano catcher Bob Ross and outf1elder Tom Mack1eW1cz The Cavaher d1amondmen wlll be coached once agaxn by Walter Tyler who has been xn charge of the sport smce ltS 1ncept1on 1n 1947 As SlStlI1g Mr Tyler th1s year W1ll be one of the flnest players he ever coached Al Wlsgoskl Mr W1SgOSk1 who now teaches h1story at L P was noted as a fme catcher wlth a boommg bat ln hls hmgh school playmg days ln the late 1940 s A schedule for the 1959 season was not Cleflllltely set at the txme the E11 Ess Pe Went to press BbZ B M pring S Sports-Filled at La alle-Peru li 4 Hopes for a successful tennis season rest on the broad shoulders of the two young men at the right. Stan Boyer flcftb and David Gisler are the only two returning lcttcrmen on Coach Les Hoenscheid's tennis squad. Gisler, only a junior, will bc back next year for a try at J third tennis letter. .9-f ff .iff 1 'qi 45 94 ,,. ri he fi ,ware-45-4 ' as N , Uaffv 0 -Q. lg Va . .,, ,yes 3-ff, 'WJ ' md A T, c ,3?l.1'wi'. N The Ell Ess Pe went to press too early for pictures of this year's action, but here's one of last season's thrills as an unidentified Cavalier just makes it safely into third base in the game at St. Bede. Two Lettermen Return to Tenms Squad I' K ? ,ww-vw.. 3' Na These fnve boys wnll represent L P on the tenms courts of the local area In t e bottom row are Stan Boyer Blll Schwartz and Bob Szuda Standmg are lm Lxefeld and Davnd Gxsler Workouts for the tenms team began about the flrst of Aprnl Wash mgton Park IH Peru ns the home court for the Cavallers In addltlon to the regular slate of dual matches wlth area schools the Cavalxers wlll partlclpate xn the I V conference and Bug 8 meets Les Hoenschexd of the sclence de partment wlll be tennls coach for the 1959 season Because of an early publlsher s deadllne, the E11 Ess Pe was unable to secure elther results or a def1n1te schedule 6 Cavaher Golfers Get Help of Two Veterans l 1 x 1 ONY I Pi' i In the pxcture above golf Coach Don Sulhs an chats wnth some of hns hopefuls for the 1959 team Nfaterxal vull be a httle thm for the Cay alters thts year wnth only two lettcrmen nturmm. One of the monogram vsmntrs from last year Ken Becker xs shown at Coach Sullnan s left nn the photo abuse The other Wax fllustvj Schmxdt 15 pxctured at the left The gulf team wxll once agam use the facnlutxes of local country clubs as home base for the ensuxm, season The Ill Iss Pc vucnt to press before exther a schedule or squad could be Clufnmtcly named 'Wyre !5hxulg L WVR, f k XXJ 1,115 ffi 'I ,Ale 4' 'Wim 'S ' 'E 3:1 f , 'T' ,flu My 7 , 5' ix, 4 'L NN? is Qui' 'H :R ai-42? Q 'I ,423 - lm' . ,. gg X ' ' ff ,Q-QQ?-H A 'PFA ,f-. f . 'Tb Lan ,,-, g ,I 5 fb? Qi? if . '49 ' --5 1 7 X- S 'x, ma ,f qwk f 5 Ja fb on ' En 1 Ken Nachtnebcl, president of the Student Council, has worked hard through- out the past year. One of the most important projects the Council put through was the dress code. Ken seems to be a typical L-P student abiding by the code. The code forbids ducktail haircuts, opened shirts, jeans, the absence of a belt and heavy boots, The girls are also required to be moderate in their dress. At the bottom, Janice Richards, secretary of the Student Council, reads the minutes from the previous meeting. The Student Council, the Student Covernin Body at L-P Makes New Laws and... The sophomore Student Council representatives, left to right, are as follows: Sharon Vfhitc, Carol Kodrieh, Marguerite Niussatto, Holly Hossutt, Carol Goxtomxki. Mary Flower, ,Ianie Baeidore, Phyllis Meisenbach, Kay Dinelli, Janice Sorrentino, jerry Samolitis, Don Corrigan, Ray Galassi, Dick Mackey. john Strell, and Gcoreiann Bruno. xv f' '-vt '. -is We my 1 C. rvfm,srf,- ' I x 53 r- , x The freshman Student Council representatives, left to right. are as follows: Patricia Blomgren, Sandra Mallie, Susie Senica, Barbara Harmon. Nancy Norquist, Paulette I3iCrispino. Donna W'achowiak, Joann Yeruski, Bernadette Biolchini, Pam Sampson. Yfilliam Gates, Tom Kelly, Wil- liam Koehler, and Dale XY'aShkowiak, At the left, Bob Delieyser and Ifmil Baker put the finishing touches on the bags of clothes fzom the annual clothing drive at L-P, This tlrive together with the 'liliankwiving baskets helps to reflect the good neighbor itleal taught at l.-P. Sees That They Are Enforce . The senior Student Council representatives, left to right, are as follows: janice Richards, john Hicks, Ken Long, jim Mindock, Ken Nachtncbel, Nann Papke, Sally West, Rosalie Pretto, Allen Spelich, Sandy Mussatto, and Mary jean Daley. The junior Student Council representatives, from left to right, are as follows: Sandra Ricci, Karen Kale- mnnoff, Georgianne Kowalczyk, Anne Cannon, Bebe Zicl, julie Foley, jeanic Mahnic, Mary Ann Tallman, Sunnne Glowncki, Steve Vecchio, Ken Slimko, jim Krolak, Dick Paulicka, Dan Barr, and Donald Dwyer. sei- At the left Allen Spelich, Dick Paulicka, jim Mindoclt, and Ken Nachtncbel, student council mem- bers, carry out Thanksgiving baskets given to the needy in the community with funds raised by the student body. 707195 TQP wh?-1 . il ln the Pep Parade of oxer forty floats Mr Uebel s homeroom entry won Best In Parade. Kay Schultz. Mary Ann Senica Lorraine Silcora Carol Schwertfagler are its pretty riders. The Homecommg Wlth LPS Largest Parade and.. The winning Senior float was from Mr. Valels's home- room. The thcmc for this float was Lick 'lfmf' The pic- turc at the left shows a long tongued Cavalier ready to lick an lfast Aurora Tomcat. Happily, Mr. Valclfs football Cavaliers did just that on the following night. ' n After the parade thc students gathered on the practice field behind the main building where the bonfire was set 1bla7c and the crowd cheered in preparation for the homecoming game . . . . . Biggest Bonfire Was Climaxed B The ueen-GGTeenie M At linlftiiiie of the exeiting FAQ! Aurhrafl.-P game the llrunccuniiiig Queen um .iririmiiiterl. il lie pieture above shows Teenie weeping lcarx of joy after receiving .1 hun-inet of roses from Student Council president Ken Naclitnehel. Iimking on ,ire Carol Biinehi, Carole Costa, and 'Inniee Richards. xeninr ,ittend.ints. Hub Ross is driving the car. At rielit Ken eruwns Teenie eliiimxing the post-ggme homecoming dance. bn xl .7 Here IS I. 1 s 1958 Homccommg, Court Atop the page xs Queen Nhr lene 'Nnto On the left are stmor at tcndants Carol Bxanchx Carole Costa :md Iamce Rxehards On the nth! are jumor attendants ulne Yolty eanne Reese and Carol Vtrnu , 'x X Qvgtv 'X , 55. Mr. Krolak, annual advisor, is a man of many jobs-photographer, copy writer, proof reader, and zoo keeper. Carole Costa, the Ell Ess Pe editor, shares with Mr. Krolak the headaches of getting the annual out on time. Here she discusses the annual with the printer. The Ell ESS Pe Staff Members Strive At the left, Janice Klein checks the pages for the senior section while at the right, Sharon King goes over classification cards for thc junior section. Darlene Venturclli, at the left, looks over pit tures for the sophomore section and Dorothy .lakubelt on the right, checks pictures for the freshman section. At the left, Janice Stein, faculty editor for the lill liss Pe, works on her section while JL the right, Mary Ann Nlersch, business manager, goes through the bills and receipts, X l i To Get the Annual Published on Time. 5. Carol Brennan. nrt editor, does a beautiful job on the dividers while Bob Garynnelli and Roger Garms work equally as hard on their sports section. fi 4 Q Fred Carus and Dave Slew look river some of their photography while Nlui' liirtlett, ,loin l.oe.1ti, and Riu Thorp, activity editors, discuss their tuges for the annual. 'l QM A 'Ti 1? 4' 7: u I K 1 . 1- K.. 434'-I '-1, :C ,ii Z ,iff 'f ,w V'Hg'.e,?' ??,,.,' H13 If K Q . 4 X My ri- -maui. ,- ' NNN f 1 ' lt's about time for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance at L-P and it seems these girls l1aven't forgotten to buv tlieir tickets. I wonder wlio Janice Klein could be taking. Ulm Greening, of coursej. Girls Get Their Dates for the adie Hawkins Dance .4 Ed Gatza fmiddlcj witli derby and all, portrays Marryin' Sam while the proud groom, Merele Marine, and the blushing bride, Carole Torchia, await tlie final sentence. VAL-CURRE T JOANROCHNUW-951, Edin- nonmrr I-IAYI. Ai-'iv' This year the Caval-Currents staff has put forth time and effort toward making the school news- paper one to be proud of. With the help of the faculty and student body, the reporters have been able to get first hand information and pic- tures. Pictured above are Lorraine Si- kora, sophomore editorg Mary Anrr Harvey, junior editorg Joan Roch- nowski, editorg and Mr. Robert Hays, adviser. These four individu- als have been the backbone of the Caval-Currents for the past year. The reporters pictured at the right have done an expert job of writing about the events at L-P. Some of the feature articles are- The Current Question written by Pat Callahan where Pat asks some of the students and faculty for their opinions on a current topic at L-P, Senior Spotlight by Sharon Samp- son and Nancy Mersch where they interview a senior boy or girl each week, Meet The Faculty by Darlene Wallock where she interviews the teachers at L-P, giving everyone a peek at their home life, I Witness by Sarah Richards who writes the latest scoops at L-P, School Notes by Judy Roda, and the editorials written by the editors. Putting all these features to- gether, plus the stories from the re- porters, L-P has a small replica of a city newspaper in the Caval-Cur- rents. A special word of thanks must go to the Daily News Tribune for providing space for the paper in the Friday editions. The Amerlcan Government Club Trams the ad? 0-113 'WY 7 The offrcers of the Amerncan Government Club fleft to nghtj jerry Hall treasurer Jerry McGeorge presxdent Carol Blanch: secretary dxscuss plans for a tnp to Chxcago to attend -nn 4tnv ' At the right Rosalie Hannon can Locatl Susan Pncco Gary Sudano and Don Swyer look over thenr ballots before votmg Federal Court trnals At the left members of the Amerncan Government Club pass out ballots and wxll later tabulate the votes for the Home commg Queen and her court tudents of Toda To Be the Leaders of Tomorrow Mr McCartney adviser for the American Government Club looks at an enormous poster made by the members of this organization to impress upon the student body the loss of life and property caused by accident 2 in ,nl At the left the members of the American Govern ment Club discuss candidates and plans for the election of tht Student Council president awww anice Weindorf Donna Herkovicli, and Beth Stuppy register the freshmen so that they will be qualified to vote in the coming election. 7 S., , refuse .3 l ,ef V U . rv 1119: 1 I- f F., .,i k J 'Z-fyib -A From left to right: Dorothy jakubek, social chairman: Sally West, presidentg Betty Soeder, secretary-treasurerg Mary Kay Grove, vice-presidentg Carol Bianchi, program chairman, and seated, the advisor, Miss Travers discuss plans for the Career Day sponsored by the Future Nurses Club. Future Nurses Club Holds Career Da At the right, Kathy Pagani, Audrey Glupczynski and Jo Ann Liebiez listen intently as Zoe Morrisey tells them of the life of a student nurse at the Hospital of St. Anthony De Padua in Chicago. lg? We sc' S The highlight of the Future Nurses Club this year was the Career Day, held February 27, when representatives from schools and hospitals for training nurses discussed the career of a nurse with students. At the left Jacquelyn Lushina, Marie Neirynck, and Sister M. Scholastic: discuss the advantages of St. Joseph's Hospital, Bloomington, with an L-P junior, Mary Ann Harvey. Former students of I.-P, Alberta Trost, a graduate of 1956, Janette Demes, 1955, Barbara Liesse, 1956, Zoe Morrisey, 1952, jackie Lushina, 1956, and Judy Tierczyn, 1956, return to L-P to encourage girls in the field of nursing. W- .IE clfljt The officers of thc Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Miss Baranowski, seated left to right arc as follows. Rosalie Han- non, parliamcntarian, Judy jereb, public relations, judy Farnetti, his- torian, Ruth Coric, president, Barbara Rancingay, vice-president, Sandy Pisoni, treasurer, joAnn Zupancic, projects chairman, and Donna Pomtingcr. secretary. a Future in the Home tudents Work Toward f a X 4, . VT ,A i X . ,LJ . K 1 fffi.. gk, or ' - e ' fl, Y . Wigs- 4 At thc left, Willa Harmon, Judy Farnetti, Leila Crane, and V4 if Barbara Harmon bake cookies to take to the Tuberculosis Sanitarium nrt 47 for Christmas. s-Y ii 151-' -It 'bi I Ar the right, members of the Future Homemakcrs of America Club wrap bandages as one of their projects. . i v 1 M--if S ' R M1 Q I il Kathy Reutner, Mary Baraconi, JoAnn Farnetti, Ruth Coric, joan Don- ' . ' Q ' I nelly, Kathy Spayer and Arlene Bulak pose to have their picture taken with the .il Y J' i 'i l ' one cake left from their successful bake sale. ., , , r : 3 2 S - ' wi 1 . 4 in 1 . 4 ' 1, .AQ ,,,, GIVES Them Opportumt To Learn b Domg Lynn ohnson IS cleamng a wagon runnmg gear ln preparatxon for pamtxng nn order to extend the lnfc of the gear and nmprove 115 appearance -1,1-9 Here ns Ron Petersen carefully and busnly reassemblmg a tractor engme that he rebunlt Here Larry Mxlls 15 fmmg a wagon He 15 actually learnxng by doxng o 0 o O , 1 x 'Q 5. . .Ku nag Y K if 1 N Y w ,N o -ff? Af INV Lf , I 5 FF Teac es Its Members How To Farm Offncers of the F F A Left to rnght Larry Mxlls vnce pres: dent Ron Petersen treasurer Don Magee president Francxs Wenzel reporter Clarence Wenzel sentmel and Jxm Ernat These boys have received the honor of the new Green Hand Farmers From left to nght top row Duck Mertel Don Lamps Rnchard Nxlssen Mano Garzanelln Cole Burchard Front row Vlnce Ernat Larry Grubar Frank Bedanko and joe Schultz These boys have just recemved the Degree of Chapter Farmer the hnghest degree the local chapter can gnve From left to rnght top row Dave Gruenwald jnm Flynn and Ted Fxsher Seated from left to rxght Richard Ernat George Cnccn and Glenn Hess O , .f A D 5, . -, A: . y . , . - .- Q 1 Q n 5 , 5 y 3 a secretary. , - . : , ' , ' . Z , , . u v - 7 u , . - W Pep Club Members Back up LP Teams 41 X X fl' -:rn A K Pep Club Offrcers presxde over meetmgs and plan all actwmes Standing ME, RSIYJZROLLEY fl to rj Darlene Venturellr vnce presndent eane Mahmc secretary and Rosa ep u ponsor he Pretto treasurer Seated Nann Papke presrdent Here are many of the Pep Club members swung nn thexr reserved section at a basketball game. Here Sharon Scholle and Diane Lechner sell refreshments to Ron Swetman at a basketball game sponsored by the Pep Club. Wlth Lo alty and School Plflt Nann Papke IS sellmg tnckets and sngmng up Karen Ford and Ann Krogulskn for a basketball bus trnp while Don Corrxgan lubxt7es The sale of tickets pernod Here Jeanne Mahnxc Rosahe Pretto Sarah Rlch ards and Nancy Mersch are busnly worlung on a Pep Club poster m the art room These gurls are often seen durnng the seventh penod hangnng sngns m the a Wi At the left Audrey Glupclynskl Pat Ut? Pvelyn Pellynskn and Bonnne Potthoff admxre Pep Club enblems before they go on sale to the student body The red and green emblems avanlable for the fnrst tnme this year are ln the shape of a megaphone wlth our L P nmpnnted on them U 0 l . h ll. was usually held mornings before the home room - l f ' X . A. A. Combines Sports and Social Activivies Miss Giffhorn as G A A adviser dur ing her first year at I. P is well liked by all the girls and is always ready to give them any advice or help they might nee . X .C sf .f,h.,,, K ,,5.1,jQi'yf?M . 1. re. we aj. f :M if I G.A.A. captains keep everything organized in their particular team sport. From left to right are: Kathy Crosiar, Kay Schultz, Mary Jane Pirc, Mary Ellen Liss, Rita Jacobowski, and Janice Sorrentino. Here Ellen Waldron, Mary Ann Maurer, and Donna Wachowiak give moral support to Janice Glogowski as she tries for that strike at the Pla-Mor bowling alley. G.A.A. officers preside over meetings and plan events and activities. Top to bottom, left to right: Mary Woodshank, president, JoAnne Farnetti, treasurer, Carol Rochnowski, secretaryg Joann Wagner, vice- presidentg Rosemary Parola, freshman board repre- sentative, Judy Lipka, sophomore board representa- tiveg Judy Prentice, junior board representative. Not pictured is Sharon Radke, senior board representative. Ushers Club dds to the Splendor of LP in 'W Offnccrs of the Ushers club presxdc over meetmgs and plan actxvntxes At the r1g,ht are Karen Bertrand secretary treasurer ulxe Foley presnclent and udy Znanncclu vice presldent Performance Mr Sam McCartney Ushers Club sponsor ns always ready to cheerfully help the members whenever he can ,,,,f- .vi U54 Upperclassmen usher on the mann floor of the audntonum ln the hack row are Carole Costa Sally West Beth Stuppy jamce Klenn Gretchen Schmocger Pat Ferrarn and Karol Kudla In the front row are Sarah Rnchards Rosalne Pretto and Pat Callahan nd Proves They can be Helpful lso 11 51-K' S Undcrclassmcn usher m the balcony Back row Pat Malllc Sharon Whxtc Carol Gostomskn Gxnny Crowley and Margucrxtc Mussata Front row Mary Lynn Galassn Mary Ann May and Kathy Novlan umor ushers also help on the mam floor In the back row are Edna Kxmber Lynette Weyand Pat Shea Sandy Rnccs and Carole Hunter In the front row are Kathy Meng Mary Ann Tallman Susne Schwexckert and Bebe Zlel 5 'f:nv Here Sally XY'v:st shows Gretchen Utv and .ack Landgraf to their seats thc night f The Scholarly Holly Adams. Boys Clee Club Learns BHSIC MUSIC Parts L Freshman boys have fun whnle learmng to smg part music, stud muslc structures and become acquamted Wnth dxfferent types of muslc Class members mclude Front row Carl Krueger 1m Marnn Alan Cherpeske Don Harrxson Charles Hegland Tom Muylle Second row Bob Taylor Art Mensenbach Ron Snmmons jxm Kmg Bull Martm Thnrd row Bob Szucla ohn Trout Dave Ivlow Ron Henry Dale Prexser Dennxs Bradley Girls, Chorus Performs at Freshman Open House S f 15. Members of the Glrls Chorus, under the dlrectnon of Mr Roy John son, make thenr flrst blg appearance the mght the freshman parents vxslt the school Members mclude Cheryl Ayster Sharon Arnold Clare Baschnern Mary Helen Bndasxo jerrt liners Bernadette Bolchxm Patncna Blomgren Kathryn Celano Carol Doll Joyce Pabnsh Barbara Crown Susan Gates Phyllxs Gedye Noralee Lyons Susan Malone Sharon McNally udnth Nlmkltr Nlary Mueller Ruth Nealand Betty 'Nadu Karen Newman Kathleen Nleslawskn eanne Oresar Mary Passafume laulz Rxtu loretta Roberson oyee Robxch Georgla Rottner Kathleen Ryd7 lxartn Schner Judy Sehxtfbautr Susnt Senna Susan Sharer Donna Skerston Darlene Snell Marian Srobcrta Cheryl Stella Katy Sulla lou Slott Kaartn 'I urntr Ianet Wagner Judith Wallner udy Wexstart 0 Ann Yeruslu Ann Youngdalc Lhnsum Yukowskn , I S 4 l .X , , , ' - , I . N ff 4. . 1 2 T L 4 Roxana Gunther, Marlene Halm, Kathy Hebcl, Marsha jerman, Lee Kittilson, Margaret Klukaezynski, Ar' . V, I ' ,,l' A' H1 ..A - . 'A , V V. ,.J, i .Jf , ,J . ,J .v Y M1X6d Chorus Members Prepare for Tr outs for Advanced Cholr Frrst Row Betty Pacrone Duane Rolander Mary Garvanellx Phyllrs Mersenbach Ann Marsala Marran Novero Claudna Connelly Carol Mnglna udy Zukowskr Donna Gochanour Mary Mathressen Sharon Nxefel Second Row Mary Baracam Mary Ann Kurt? Barbara Bruckx Ann Kopczynslu Mary Savoure Evelyn Stevens Mary Ahce Qurck Sally Woltman Sharon Samolmtrs Carol Marsh Shrrley Anglavar Bonme Banma jame Bacrdore Thrrd Row janrce Szczepamak Sharon Stevens Lerla Crane Carolyn Wojcnechowskr Kathy Vloodshank Mary Ann Downey Audrey Flockhart o Ellen Mayers Donna Kehle Barbara Wasrlewskr Katherme Leutner Mary Baxter Sandy Bertusl Judy Schwerkert Top Row Bull Entrxcan oeFab1sh Gary enluns Edward Stasrlt Charles Celano Cole Burchard Howard Shetter Howard Wnlson Absent Pat Battaglra Karen Bertrand Judy Bruno rm Frkol Lors Lnewkln Carolyn Malkxewncz, Kathy Mclnerney Andy PlWOnSkl ack Henneberry Teresa Wcstphal I I . ,J , . 16 S n rw , .i sh ' ' t A' I ,, - --1 ' Y A 0 if .e . Y , I ' r, lf! , V M WV4 F A vi 1 , er I . Q fy lj . 3 f , The advanced Choir officers plan social events for the choir. Glenn Glauser, president Mary Lou Ocepeck, secretary BEEF. l In the Christmas Concert Qbelowj are Advanced Choir members: Barbara Bartlett, Mary Bartlett, Georgia Billard, Vince Boyle, Lee Brady, jo Ann Carr, Carol Cendie, julienne Coulter, Ralph Dial, Jack Feliksiak, Sylvia Fowlie, Glenn Glauser, Audrey Glupezynski, jim Greening, Gary Huettemann, Sherry Ivlow, Marianne jakse, Victoria Jerman, Almcta Knutson, Alice Krolak, Edward Krysiak, Gerald Kupperschmid, Brian Leach, joan Locati, Betty Loebach, Martha Lyons, Larry McDonald, Dariel MeNei1ly, Joseph Menne, Mary Lou Ocepeck, Nann Papke, Evelyn Pelsynski, Sharon Pilarski, Walter Piper, Marilou Pivonski, Bonnie Potthoff, Carol Ricca, janice Richards, Karen Schoening, Linda Seaton, Ann Sellew, Allen Spelich, Ken Terando, Katherine Utz, Tony Vaccaro, Carole Werntz, Paul Young and Sue Zulawnick. and Janice Richards, treas- Drama Club Works Hard Rehearsing Dail -r,.f' Hal Kesler Drama Club advxsor watches a rehearsal from the sxdelxnes L. Drama Club offxcers look over maternal for a new scnpt Left to rxght are Nancy jo Young treasurer Dave Metz presxdent Susne Eschenbaum vxce presndenr Johanna Bernard secretary Active Drama Club members top to bottom left to rxght are Robert jagel lu Don Dwyer Gary Sudano Bull Taylor Almeta Knutson Mary Lou Pnvonslu Judy Roda Tnna Mazcttn Ruth Unncker Susne Prncco Karen Kalemanoff Rosalne Hannon Rosalie Bevans and Joellyn Amodeo Pnctured below and standing ns o Ber nard Seated are Almeta Knutson Bnll Tay lor m scene from The Scholarly Holly Adams 3 - f, . I 3 ' ' ,,,f. 1 2 ' 11 I s . fill f ,, , l ,., , V. f, I Mf- 1 ' f ' l . f ' ' . : l A . 1 5 1 Q 1 ' 5 1 ' .I I , - - .. I '., r- N 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . It - 1 1 1 1 l ' '. ll , . 5 , QA , ' CG 99 and Has Hit Wlth The Scholarl Holl dams Here Mr Kesler talks to part of Holly gast backstage before the performance Hlddcn by books 13 ilu lwcro hlmselt' ilu Sgholarly Holly Adams as played by B111 Taylor 009' In the dummy., room Sue Pncco and Mary lou llvonslu prngtlce the art of applyxng, Stagg malu up X A .xx . I lf 1 l? -1 , ? -lb' if' fl ' lv 1 ' 'n ' 14.14. , y xffg ly . 'i ' Q ., lill I D K , , f, TJ, ' 4 l.: 'Q F-'X x I m- ' w r , ,. .H U ,4 X Q 77. n 4, X A i L 1 'v .- 51i Md K ,fc H sw . V :X Nh- .fn f SSA A -- . u X4 mx ,!' 'iffli A4 it, ,. Spanish Club officers, Ann Cerri, treasurerq Dale Lamps, presidentg and Lloyd Gicslcr, vice-president, make plans for the next meeting ofthe club. panish Club Looks South-of-the-Border The various pictures of Mexico are of great interest to Cfront rowj Sherry Ivlow, Mary Ann jakse, jerry Kupper- schmicl, and john Benedict: Chaek mwj Sandra Mallie, Connie Claus, Claudia Donnelly and Ruth Unvicker. X Y, b i. I K 'il 'i f. .4 ..,-.N f A 5 3 5 1'sf'1i'? Fi W Atter the business meeting of the Spanish Club each month, the members enjoy discussions in Spanish. Standing: Carlier Lauer, Kathleen Kelly, Mary Alice Quick, Bonnie Conway, Ervin Sudano, and Kathleen O'Rourke. Front row: Gerald Baker, Joyce Turchi, Sylvia Piscia, Gloria Stegen and Larry Keutzer. n 4.-nfs oph ath Club tudles All Angles 493 will 1-1 rv Mrs Nestx Sophomore Math Club adusor pomts out one of the outstandxng examples of rhe Optical Illusxons project to Carol Rochnowskl vxce presxdent judy Lnpka presxdent and Sharon Deutsch secretary treasurer ff! Q ,WX ' GW5771- l Iliff 5-'fa .'z'llQ!13 +9164 farm' IXQQI: Iohn Benedlu Roberta Chamlm and Marcxa Yupancxe work out 1 problem on the slxde rule one of the many marhematual tools szudnd by the club An other propecr was 1 Qhrusxnus tree deeornted wnrh cardboard polyhedrons I ela an . A, x l ' y '., . M pl!! V ' 1- y 4- ' - gn ll , . v itll' . A ' A X ,, 4 ' x 1 , fx I H l ,, K 0 , X sf , f a QJ 1 W . V S i . 5 e ' 'f f '-snr Plans for a trip to the University of Illinois are being made by the officers of the Advanced Math Club. Sitting are Mary Ann Harvey, secre- tary-treasurer, and Joann Bukovic, president. Standing are Joann Wagner, program chairmang Ken Nachtnebel, parliamentariang Mary Bartlett, social chairman, and Bonnie Potthoff, vice-president. Amateur Geniuses form Advanced Math Club Members of the social and program committees work hard to help make the club's parties a success, Back row: Kathryn Stacknik, Julie Tobler, Susan Pricco, Mary Ann Mersch, Janice Bildhaucr, Sharon Legrenzi, and Linda Kruswicki. Front row: Evelyn Nellis, Joyce Conerton, Audrey Chiado, and Mary Beth Boyle. Kathy Utz explains a trigonometric function to Fred Carus, Stan Boyer, and Bill Bertusi, while Mr. Gabriel, sponsor of the club, nods his head in ap- proval. ,ff- A higher degree equation is quite a problem to ffront fowl Jerry Smania, Kent Hess, and Bill Schwartz. CBacl-t rowj Marinangeli, Bob Quick, Dale Lamps, Jim Nealand, and Steve Wright. el 1 'ss-H ff e ' ' ' A 3 . ' J' ?'5if, 3 l f . s H '21 fa' . . MCC ormlck l -I i dvi 1 1. ' EV M ' l we pf a emorla s i Librar fws,.2 ,a ' N ' c g ' if , X . X I New books are always exciting, and L-P's library acquires many new titles each year. Susie Soens and Bill Pearson, like many other students, have learned to watch the exhibit cases for the attractive dust covers which announce new library books. 4 l Betty Pezanoslci and john Strell find that students at L-P have access to a rich guidance collection. Hundreds of pamphlets and books concerning vocations, as well as the most recent college, university, and professional school catalogs, are added each year. .4-g, Microfilm equipment for thc library was made possible by the generous gifts of the Class of 1958 and the Class of 1938 at its reunion. Don Kreacic apprccia ates the convenience of using the New York Times on microfilm. Some assignments call for detailed research, and Kathy Pagani, Judy Roda, and jo Ann Planker prepare bibliographies from the card catalog. The catalog, which indexes over 19,000 volumes, was expanded this year to keep pace with the library's ever growing collection. The library assistants devote one period each day to service in the library. Much of the routine desk work is their responsibility, and on their efficiency depends in a large measure the smooth operation of the library. Library assistants, four of whom have been on the staff for two years, are fseatedj joan La- Flamme, Kathy Mclnerney, Geri jaraczewskig fstand- ingj Edith Usseglio, Robert Ganze, Sharron Sampson, Mary Kay Grove, Sally West, Dorothy Gealow, Diane Rolander: fnot picturedj Cynthia Seaton and Nancy Mazzorana. Diane Rolander and Dorothy Gcalow, library as- sistants. charge books to jo Ann Planker and Barbara Rancingay. an-,H 'rim fi At a fresh-soph assembly Mr. Robert Peterson talked to the students about his travels through the four smallest countries in the world. Variety of Assemblies Is Held Each Year Parents and teachers become acquainted at the annual Freshman Open House while the students present a program. Philip Madsen demonstrates some of the work he has learned in Mr. Edwards' art class his first year at L-P. Speclal Assembl Honors Hlgh Scholarshlp Leglon One of the most nmpressnve assemblnes of the year IS the Honors Assembly Those students who snlver or gold puns for thenr hxgh achnevements Here Dr Charles E Howell of Northern Illxnons Umversnty speaks to the student body on the xmportance of scholarshxp through the hnstory of the world U I Q O ,- been on the High Scholarship Legion for three, five, or seven semesters are awarded either bronze, , . . . LaSalle-Peru Township i. First row, left to right: Linda Radliff, Mary Flower, Janice Bildhauer, Gerry Bufton, Joellyn Amodeo, Virginia Kuhar, Janice Serri, Roberta Chamlin, Bruce Allen, Judith Lipka, Second row, left to right: David Priebe, Janet Faleskin, Joanna Libiez, Evelyn Vallero, Kay Cleer, Carol Rausch, Patricia Postula, Carole Zupancic, Sharon Bruno, Darlene Lonegra, Carole Collins, Janice Kosi, Nancy Norquist, Christine Haugen, Joanne Farnetti, Lloyd Giesler. Third row, left to right: Julie Tobler, Judith Cheslic, Diane Rossman, Patricia Freschi, Rosalie Curatolo, Jimmie Callahan, John Libiez, Dale Lamps, William Gates, Joyce Mrowicl-ti, Lee Ann Rigazio, Marsha Thomas, Carol Rochnowski, Janice Ostertag, Robert Beltramini, Judith Kane, Frank Strell, Diane Ricci, Richard Kosi, James Schlenker, Daniel Barr, David Knoblauch. Fourth row, left to right: Jeanne Jaskolski, Patricia Dooley, Carol Lauer, Evelyn Nellis, Penny Mahnich, s. 4, , wa, ., W3 -.ff A 'w,3i.'i i.1u3'ii High chool Concert Band Bonnie Lane, James Ryba, James Hullhorst, Teri Demes, Ellen Waldron, David Meathe, Mary Liss, Suzanne Glowacki, Karen Bean, Harold Hoffman, Sandra Ricci, Diane Hoffman, Michael Vaskie, Teresa Hoelzer, Gary Endres, Edward Maggio, Carl Battaglia, Allan Woeckel, Judson Bly, Robert Bartels, Gary Sudano, George Robinson, Joyce Kane, Rudy Farneti, Patricia Liebhart, Gerry Samolitis, Ronald Wren. Fifth row, seated, right: Janice Kane, Robert Roda, James Liefeld, Stanton Boyer. Standing, left: Mr. Fetters, Marsha Zupancic, Michael Kastello, Erwin Sudano, Evan Batty, Russell Reed, Kent Hess. Standing, right: Michael Virzi, Robert Mahnich, Joseph Vasquez, John Edwards. Band members not in picture: James Feurer, Sharon Johnson, Judith Kopczyk. Various Ensembles NIIXFD CIARINIET UARTETS Back row' olin Iibicy BRASS SEXTET: Front row: Dave Knoblauch, Lloyd Giesler, and Jerry Samolitis. Back row: Jud Bly, Stan Boyer, and John Edwards. . L . i Q : . J . ., XVilliam Gates, Patricia Postula, and Jimmie Kay Callalian. Front row: Julie Toblcr, Suzanne Glowacki, Dale Lamps, and Judy Cheslic. SAXOPHONE QUARTET: G Rnchnowski, and Mike Vaskie. ary Enders, Janice Ostertag, Carol FLUTE QUARTETS: Back row: Linda Radliff, Gerry Bufton, Jo Ellyn Amoclco, and Virginia Kulinr. Front row: Roberta Cliamlin, Janice Bildlwauer, Mary Flower, and Janice Serri. Cl.AlilNl 'l' QUAli'l'l-'I'S: Bit-k row: Julio lulilur, lhvn Priclw, I-wlyn Yillcru, .mtl J1v.'Xnn.1 l.il1iu1.-l'ront row l'.it lloolcy. Juinniu Llislwlski, Janet lyilcxlun. .intl Judy Clicslic. Form the Concert Band BRASS CHOIR: Back row: Fd Maggie, jim Licfelcl, Christe Haugen, Nancy Norquist, joe Vasquez, Janice Kosi, Bob Barrels, and Alan Xfocckcl. Front row: Dick Kosi, james Sclilcnkcr, Ron Vfren, and Danny Barr. FRENCH HORN QUARTET: Nancy Norquisr, Christie Haugen, Lloyd Gxcslcr, and j0Annc Farnetli. lim 1 i CORNET TRIO: Ron Wren, Dave Knoblauch, and jerry Samolitis. DRUM QUARTFT: Mike Koslcllo, Iivan Batty, Kent Hess and Russell Reed. y fp -pan: , .M 4. SAXOPHONE QUARTET: Gary lfndcts, ,lud Bly, Gary Sudano, and Bob Barrels. ixqvasgh gf-if Q -4' Y QS-Nt'eB--6' !R+x'1 f Gi'-f as--eb Wg 2 69.5 O3-'S' 5-'Qt 19-fis J V as--sb The Cavalettes' outstanding perfomiances are a special feature during the half time of the football and basketball games. Back row: Sandy NVallner, Darlene Wallock, Sharon Radke, Bonnie Potthoff, Beth Stuppy, Mary Bartlett, and Pat Callahan. Front row: Judy Schweickert, Arleen Wyszynski, Linda Fitzke, Ona Komater, Della Sapienza, Joann Wagner, and Joanie Rochnowski. Not pictured: Janice Klein and Pat Utz. Special ttractions The I.-P Marching Band was led by Dave Priebe The Majorettes Lee Ann Rigazio, Karen Bean, and at the football games this past season. Sandra Ricci twirl their barons at the football games while marching with the band. ivy- Offrcers of the band look over thenr busy schedule Left to nght Dxane Hoffman treasurer Kent Hess vxce presxdent Stan Boyer quarter master Ron Wren presndent Gary Sudano hbranan and jo Anne Farnem secretary The Band Is Always Busy 'Fi-'LZ' xl Mr Chris Izzo funds hrs fxrst year at L P as woodwunds mstructor very enjoyable The I. P Pep Band gnves added school spmt to the home basketball crowd by playnng during the half ,N - , - . . W ,- ' x I 1 Y' ' 1 as ' X, '4 V' ' . X M g V, -- - V , , I 1 .vw .f fi v hif' -1--W-. Qi:-1. ,j' - .... , .N , 4. .,:,, , : . - : , - s d 1 S 1 S , - , ' 1 ' 'A 'T 1 ii I l lin. 5 :Q as 4 ggi- -A .Qi -E32 U I-',,:. I ,Q 1 ' ' Jn? iii? V f 'ffixwy 1 Aw 'X VA , 1 Nl -dv rg 1 ' Z' 5 ef vig' 0 Ziff I f ffm ,- ynf' : N 15,5 A 4' ffl fi-' dk K X2 X Yff ':,-fjf.-fits X L,4'f..,'- ,,--rx 71421-maiifs-'FKA S j j,-3,3 4 on ,fy 1 W XXQSNQ 4 ' x, f f X F1111 ' 7 qf xx di f ' . A - M - , , V f 1,24 11 :f u if 1 ,v - 1 .i, ti ii. - , , 15375: K I' 'f5 Q!ff K X 1' t W1 -5- . - ' a ' QQ B6 ' '-v 'n A, 4 I M ,.:--sf ' .X , M - 1 2 .. f X -,,'5?i7 5' 'F K . .a4ff':'?5'5L if F ' - ' 101,53- A W2 AX 'X rx 5 ffxfl y Z ,QXZQ-if W QR f Ngiq y ,W ,ff M , , KX fx fx XXX Xr.l Q19 J XJ, f X ffxy, , 5 2- -f Z f W X A I M 4 W K- 5 ' l U I .E G Ng' ' X ' W if ll , Wt, L 2 W fe Q 1 W Ni N-X946 A , 5 1 5 'SY 00 Class of 1962 Arrives ln ugust The officers of the class of 1962 are: Standing: Beverly Hyson, secretaryg Donna Skcrston, program chairman: Bob Clancy, sergeant-at-armsg jimmy Kay Callahan, treasurer, Bill Martin, vice-president, Susan Gates, social chairman. Seated: Bernie Tonquest, presi- dent, Not pictured: Dennis Bradley, sergeant-at-arms. The freshman class officers plan all the activities for a full and successful year. Adrian james Aystcr Cheryl Alicki Richard Alleman Jack Allen Bruce Alter: David Angelo Michael The freshman adviser Miss Mary Evers assists the freshmen with their schedules plans parties and various problems To gether with the class officers she tries to make their first year at I. P most memorable and eventful VX fe- Vx X 7 i W E V - Q ,' . QQ. s A fa? : 3 .W 5: an Y, l, it -f , ' HL It j Ji 5 4 X , 6 i , l in IQ. tht? 9-Q Q it Y . Nw Largest Group of Frosh 1n Years gy ve' C 5 .E Q vu 'C' Y '-xh bmalvl Y- in C, .bt E' xH J, ON s Anluewncz Darlene Anzlovar Joseph Aplmgton Becky Argubrnght Kathleen Arnold Sharon Bacndore Emajean Baxrd Susan Gerald Ly e Pau Susan Baker Baker Balda Barto Baschxen Clare Batalxa Sandra Bauer Roger Bedendo Frank Beltramxm Bob Blanch: erry Bnanchn ulnanna Bxdasno Mary Helen Bxggs Jerre Bnggs john Bxolchnm Bernadette Bxolchnnn ohn Blomgren Patncna Bly Judson Bradley Denms Braun oan Bray Pamela Brejc Rudolph Brennan ane Brown Carol Bruce Sharron Bruckn ohn Bruckx Vxrgxma Bruno Sharon Buckley Robert Buffmgton Alan Bun7ell Sallxe Burknewncv ohn Callahan jxmmxe Camenxsch Tom Carr Wxlllam Carnco Raymond Carson Randy Carter joan Celano Kathryn Cern judnth Challenger Shnrlyn Cherpeske Alan Cncsnelskl Paul Cxlla Phxlomena Clancy Robert Clark Robert Clausen amce Clnmann Cecll Collms Carole I 0 0 0 0 0 y , -S N Q ' Z , 1 4 - an - Q 4. 3' A L- . . V 'f ' -f , -my 3- ' Q 1 F 51, . . 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Coulter Mnke Crane James Crook Mary Crown Barbara Culjan Karen Cull Samuel Cumberworth Brndget Curatolo Tony Czubachowslu Lawrence Daffara olan Danczak ohn D wson Pennne Dc nes Ten Dncnspnno Paulette Doll, Carol Doll Dune Donarskx Denms Donnelly john Duncan joMar1e Dwyers Peter Fddy Mane Elgenbrod Shxrley Engclhaupt Patrxcna Ensor Sally Entwxstle Bob Ernat Vmcent Fabnsh oyce Faxrlcy Elnzabcth Falcttn Davld Farncn Rudy Faul Bon me Fcldlmaus Sue Ferry ames Feurer Denms Fxlnpnak Mnhael Fmnegan Sherry Fntzke Billy Flahaut Paul Fredencks Carol Frescln james Fuck Dwnght Galassl Carol Gallup Alnce Gallup Bonme Gallup Grace Gar7anellx Angxe Gates Susan Cates Wnllnam Gedye Phyllns Gergovxch Donald Clbbons Jo Anne Glogownlu Janne ,. Goetsch Fda ard Golden Gary Goodman Roger N' Gonsek XX lllnam V U I . I I O I 5 U Q ' . l 4 v + G 'l .. ' es l 4 iz 4+ 5 5' J ' , A 7 7 A 'W f - ' , L , -'.- Q . y ' xx l . . 'j it l , -t. if A K , . 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N , A fa 1 B111 Martln Green Ronald Grubar Larry Guengernch Arlyn Gunther Roxann Halm Marlene Harmon Barbara Harnngton Susan Harnson Donald Hart Charmame Hatton Sandra Heather Kathy Hcbcl Kathy Hegland Charlu Hem Charlotte Helser Darlene Herkovneh 'Nxkkn Herron Dxtk Hcvs Raymond Heuser acquelunc Hobneck Sharon Hoffman Harold Home Delbert Hrovar Dlxlc Hullhorst J m Hunter Barbara Hyson Beverly IX Ion Daud amcs udy 'faraczewskx Cene ercb amcs ohnson Richard ohnson Sharon l te ohnson Wnllnam olmston Xlarxlynne ordan jamce urltas oe Kane Jamie Karun R1 hard Kastello Nllehael Kawynsl-u Nlartxe Ixnszynskx Rnchard Kehle Holly Kelley Thomas Kelps Pat lxeutnr larry KlEl'C7yI1SKl Date lung :Ames Klttxlson Lee Ann Kyellesvxk udy Klexnhans Kurt Ixlukacnnskn Margaret hnap Frank hochanowskn Bull Koehler Fred hoehler wfllllim amed Veep After Recount sf' lem '1- 'kr 19 Waller Q-v HM ani. X w L 'B fa? -. 1' v- ' ' CC 99 C I Q . . ' , A . N lf L14 1' it ,aqrl . tc ..: T. .., . 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Konc7al Arlette Koplcmk Mary Kosl amce Kotar Carolyn Kotovuskx Rlchard Kowalczyk Helen Krneger Carl Kroll Patrncna Kupec Edward Kutz Ronald Lamps Don Lane Bonme Lxbxez ohn Lnebhart Par Llss Edwm LISS Karl Loebach Sandra Lonegra Darlene Long James Love Davld Lyons Noralee Madsen Phlhp Maggno Edward Maggno Susle Malkewncz Louxse Mallxe Sandra Malone Susan Manahan Richard Y' .qu E' A r war def fl xv jlm Waytennck has just introduced has parents Vlr and Mrs oseph Waytennck to Mr Alfred Xhsgowskn hrs World Hlstory mstrucror The parents of every freshman had the opportunity to meet the teachers of their chxldren on the annual freshman mght in ,fir-, ax: 'flat-.J Av-D r ',-I . A 3. A I 11s M .. af ,Z Y' , A y A -Q si 5. V 1 ' fl: e e K M v , K VL a .3 l V K f 5 tau J, - , ' . w ' x ' - Q .g,,,, y lf, 3 f , dj I K L., Z 'guy 4, 4 - 1 aff s ei V l ' 'J f 21 . 3 .M ' J. w 'I K N f , A ' Z s nf A ' , ' y Le- N y y so e ,Q M , 'S e -'S , 54 Ma ' 1 - A ' L ' 5? Ag -, , .. xnxx. V . ' i fzf . la Lf ' I ' , ' 1: .Cx my gg, 1, 1 ' -af ,V - , rl - , Mme A Q M ' , x. 1 I . K ' We .4 and talr Trafflc Can Be Confuslng We-Y e amz? ,hx l X 6 Q- Fx F? 1 Q-Q Q-vi Q--I .-. Marmclc Rncharcl Mann: Walter Martm James Martxn Wnllnam Massat james Maurer Marlon McGeorge Mxck McNally Sharon McVey Mnchael Meathe Davnd Mexsenbach Art Mertel Rnchard Metz Duck Mxchael Patncxa Mnller Carla Mmdock Gerald Mnnkler judxth Morell Orby Monanty Dxane Mueller Mary Murawskl Charlotte Murphy Jam Muylle Thomas Nealand Ruth Ann Nedza Betty NlCSl3WSkl Kathleen Norqunst Nancy Nosalnk Dolores Novak Marvnn OConnel Bnll Oddo Shenla Oresar Jeanne Pakula Kathy Panneck Mary Parks Chuck Parola Rosemary Passafume Mary Passnm Judnth Pattelln Frank Patterson ames Pawlak Ronald Pearson Lynn Pelkey Susxe Pelsynslu Im Peradotto Duane Pescetto Camnlla Pxetrowskx Karen Pxlarskl Carol Pohar Mary Polnzzn ames Postula Pat Prazen ohn Prexser Dale Pretto Leonard Prybylmskx Davxd I C O I I . 7 Q J 4' ' , ff . 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' I - ' A K -,A Q U 06 lnety Frosh Perform on Parents Nlght C 5 h om had Q 'Qs 11 7 IIG X ,1- 222 ww 9 uAAlNI ff l Qucrcmgrossa Don Ramenofsky Sam Reeland Ronald Rcutner Gcorgxa Rxbolzx m Rnccx Dune Rlccx Paula Rxota joan Rntchxe Elanna Roberson Loretta Roblch Joyce Robmson George Rossx Raymond Rottntr Georgia Ryan Bernadette Ryan Rodney Ryba james Ryd7 Kathleen Saathoff Jean Safranskl Sandra Samolmskl kenneth Sampson Pam Schxer Karen Schxftbaucr Judy Schxmpf Agatha Schlcnker james Schmidt Judxth Schmntv Sylvxa Schorn Dale iuqnnlak Robert Senna Susie Qtroclu Xlary Iynn Suu ames Shaver Susan Shea ernly n Sherman Mary Ann '5l1lLl.ll'K Rxelurd Sxebert Barry Sxebert Terry Simmons Ronme Smkeutch karen Skerston Donna Skerston Ron Snomlan George Sment James Qmlth Donald Snuth ohn Sntll Darlene bouder Carolme Sorrentmo Vary Lou Srobuts Nlarmn Qtangl Susan 5 Stasnlt lidsx ard Steinbach Niary o Sttlla Chlryl Stella kathy 0 , . D O . . Q so Q , , Vic A 'Q is ' ' C Q ' . , 'H - l 3 , so y a X 1 I gy ' ' ' fe f ' 'afy V yi l - 5 , l- X G ', ' ' ,l 'EE' R, , G R l ls Lf V! i , U yi A 1.. ,,, ex ' ' - L 5 , ' ' ' ' 0.557 , ' I -gy ,J W VX . 'l Y , li I yi. Q by , Y , I lsfl R 1, yyyyla . , ' A j A l we ' R for V il ' f l a Foil! ll' - .J' G y It G : Ll: Q i i ,Y 4, yi J, -GJ . i , jr Ah V 1 N-. .V Av V J xx YQ l , Freshman Part Is Our Ol Stempfel Duane Stewart Phnllnp Strell Frank Studnnskn Gerald Suarez e Swxnda ohn S1ott Betty S7DlI Lols Sluda Bob Tate Carolyn Tauscher Antoxnctte Taylor Robert Taylor Wnllnam Thorp oan Tonquest Berme Trxllct Mnldred Trout ohn Trowero Leonard Turchn oyce Turner Kaaren Tyrce Bull Uramch Sharon Vaccaro Sharon Vaskxe Mnchael Vecchlo David Vndegar Norman Vntale oe Vogel Mary Vohs Carol Wachowxak Donna Wachownak amna Wathownak Pat Waclaw Alan Waclaw Eugene Wagner anet al nn, 10? L MV? GGBig Event . .. oe Marmangel flj and Dan Fncek solxcxtously make certam that freshman Margaret Watts does not run short of elevator txckets by selhng her a book of them at a specnal mtroductory rate -f u-45.2 itll-1 7 x A LY z T ,. J ' ' ' ' ' - Y U A G. T ,l ' ' 1 ': Q.. Q - U gl , 4' Jo 1 1- or L- 5 ,gg T, ,Q - t X x N f M f, f e or H I C 1 --.NU , , 13. 1 I, , A I in an M4 C MJ ,W 3- , ' A av I f 1 K, 7 , T1 5+ f r , Ma ' ,'J , N , , ky - , 1-Q a-. v. 3 '1 , - 5 ' J -L ,, rff, f, ii-L 1 M 3 V -- 7 y, f f ' . J' 4 . , m- . Q. ,, at 1' . I 'l ' . A : ,. as ,.,l -GPL - I Af 11 at 4- - -T at A -J ' W N K I L x . X V- - I N X 1 3 Nhli ' l sv ' l.l' , ll lx 'li ml-'Cl All' ls , I ' . ' IJ ' , ' , ' . ,. v tl, -Lv -4-L? ,L A-.4 o iQ ks ' :J A ' Kg' , A 12 f The First of Four Years Waldron, Ellen Walker, john Wallner, Judith Walter Fred Washkownak Dale Washkownak Davrd Waters Mary Watts Margaret Waytemck James Weber Ross Weger Russell Wenden Judy Wenstart udy Wellner Sandra Westphal Sandra Whnte Margne W1ec7orek Eugene Wllson Glen Wlodarchak Don Woeckel Allan Woyc1echowsk1 jamce Woodshank Tony Vs'roblesk1 erry Yanke Patsy Yeruskn Io Ann Youngdale Ann Znbas Rose Marxe Zokal Gloria R529 7ul-rowslu Chrxstme Zupancnc Carol at A Growing G Ag sw 5- Qs I-a Freshman students who dld not luxe tl1e1r pictures taken lI'ldlNldUZ.llly 1rL Cback row Donna Kamnerer ffront rovxj Donna Fofe and Michael Healea The following, were not photograplmcd joseph Arnlano amcc liner brodt Carol Buck Margaret Comp Romld Henry udy ames lames ereb larry Roberson and Slnrley Walxgora 108 i C' 93 L-P ..... 'B cl V wr Z' wgaaggg si Q am? n g Q iii? r qxlifswbaff an fl We, The Full-Fledged ophomores, Enter L-P ..... Mr Charles Korn Sophomore class advisor besides conduct ing his regular class sessions lends assistance to all sophomores and guides thcm in all their social functions throughout the school year L A Sophomore class officers prepare for the annual Sophomore class party: fseatedj-jim Morel, vice-presidentg fstandingj joe Vasquez, sergeant at armsg Pat Mallie, secretary: Carol Flaherty, social chairman: judy Zukowski, program chairman: Cnot pic- turedj Michael Clinch, presidentg Judy Brackman, treasurer. Allcman Richard Allen Julia Alonso Lois Amodeo joellyn Anderson Karen Andracki Alan 'E ,EX Arbisi Ronnie x-ei mf Argubnght Margie Atkinson Carol Bacidore Jane Baima Bonnie Baker Ronald Barnhardt oe Bartolucci Cheryl 109 l 4 G ' ' 'Q t ' 'I i ii , , , J 0 , 'al R . . ' . F gx .f M 1 ,, I . ala- 5 ,g ' . ' P wi 33- 4 -sg 6 i - ' - 6' V , hy , g y v by i y n s J Bartram, Ilene Battaglia, Carl Baxter, Mary Bean, Karen Benedict, john Bennett, Wayne Benvenuti, Karen Berton, Marilyn Bettore, Gerald Bickerman, Marlene Bierbrodt, Luanne Billard, Malcolm Blanford Charles Blott Phil Bornac Ronald Boyer Jane Boyle Vince Braekman udy Brady Lee John Brannon Mary Braun Gerald Briddiek Bill Brovelli Ronald Brown Carol A Cp 4, X 4. 'P ii vw , ix Z 17N sl tx- 211 nasty A lnuw 5 4,-. f L . we -ev V ' Y l , K , guy- ,, H Q' 44 if ln September Holdlng Preelously to X! r N, '-.1-1 K B03 Uur Prevlous Year Brown oyce Bruch Patricia Brucki Barbara Bruclu Bruce Bruno Georgianne Bruno udy Bulak Robert Burchard Coleman Burger James Camcmsch Mary Beth Capcllo Fdward Cardanx flame Carlson Sandra Carpenter Ronald Carter Bill Cclano Charles Cern Ann Chambers Pat Marie Chamlm Roberta Chapman William Christmann Pauline Cicci George Ciesielslu Eloise Clancy Daniel li' x la H I dx 4' v. x ' -. is - 4 6- 4 , ,J K U Qqmfi u 1 ' 2 '75 ii if Q K ' ' Q I S Ag, . .' . 1- 45 K B' ' 15. - I Q I O I 0 O Q I Q . . A , , J . I , ' ' s ,Q 6- I K . S . . A- .,, 1 3 B -a -S B.-1 ,si if - . ,i KX- if I ' i ' X gli Z J R 2 el sci , ' , 7 . . .. Q 7 r e C 'V ' A ' C Q j A V , - s.-, - N, ffl i a X 14 A by 'Z . , 5 an v , . ' if V ft , 3 . ' ll y A, N ln: ' V' if Y X 1 I FH fl gui C, 9 , .Hn . Q Q. , K A V ,vp . 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' 1 'B N B and Full of Anxlet Clark jamce Cleer Kaye Clmch Vlnchael Clouse Conme Condon Arthur Corrigan Donald Crane Lmda Croxssant Richard Crowley Cerry Lou Curatolo Phnlnp Daffara Rhesa Danczak Barbara Dams Geraldme Danz Carol Dellxnger Su71c DBx13IIlCC Thomas Dernx Gerald Deutsch Sharon Dual Ralph Dxcrlsptno Mary Dxechmueller ames Dmelh Kay Dxttle Frances Dobowsky Leah Domagall Jack Donnelly Claudxa Dow ney Wxllxam Dudek D3Wld DuPont Latayne Ellxs Barry Elston George Endres Gary Entrxcan Bull Ernat Rxchard Fabxsh Joseph Faleskm anet Farnetn Rlta FClllilSl3k ack Felten Ruth Ferdxg Raymond Fxcek james F1t7gerald Fdward Flaherty Carol Floekhart Audrey Flood Nlxke Flood Nancy Flower Nlary Flynn amcs Fontana Elnzaberh Ford Karen Frackovualt Carol Fulmer Damel Galassx Audrey Galassx Mary Lynn Galassn Raymond for Uur ophomore Year Shiloh b AWN' lil 'X Al.: lllga Q Q I l Y ' l V 9 -Q Z1 6. , W? d , V, x' 'twig ' x' , b . 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I , I '4' l lb l ,J V f ' I ' 1 V7 i rj y V I 5 A A K gf-f A .I l 1' sl E' 'V Q, 1 L .Lal Cheer Our Incas to lom Clubs 1Ct0I'y Galettl Davxd Ganze Robert Gapmskr Bernadme Garzanellx Mano Garzanelh Mary Gealow Dorothy Geanca Damel George Carol George Charles Ghxhno Raymond Gxerat Rxchard Gtese Arthur Gxesler Llovd Gxlhgan Mary Glubczynskr Leland Glubczynskn Nancy Gostomskn Carol Grabowska Sandra Grcemng Davxd Grovo Olaf Guxstx Norene Ha Gullo Irene Hahn Ronald Hammcrnclm Wanda Hammcrnch Wayne Hancock Wrlham Harkms Mark Harmon Wnlla rper Wm Hartman Tom Haugen Chrnstmc Helsley judxth Hcnncberry ack Henry can Herrmann Kenneth Attend Dances Susnc Socns Rnch Fcrretty, oe XVCASQIICT, and nmmne lxay Callahan rcmtmscc for a wlulc after school 112 - -sf st- H E t My R ,Vw . I, I x 1, 1 f X 2-IK do T ' , ' 1 ' , K ... al ., A ' Q q . ' -- 1 Q. V. f st, 2.5, 4- A - - ' 'T TJ' 3 3 . , 153, .X , ll - ' LF :5?f'1+ W ' - - ' ' L. 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' ' 'I and Last, But ot Least. . truggle Hcrvatic Carol Hess Glenn Hull JoAnn Hocking Farl Hoffman Duane Hoover Larry Hoschen: Pat Hosutt Holly Huelncr 'vlxke Hughes Scott Huntcr Sandra amcs Karen araczfewskn Darryl enkms Gary ohnson Barry ohnson Lynn ohnson Ronald jones Melvm Kam Cheryl Kapmslu Marxlyn Kastngar Joyce Kasza Audrey Kehle Donna Kcnlty Barbara Kcndnor Bonme Kcnnel Patrncna Klefel Sharon Klerslu Patrncna Knlday jack Kjellesvxk Ronald Knafelc Ken Knoblauch Davxd Kobal Marianne Kodnch Carol Konxeczkx Barbara Kopczyk judne Ko czynslu Ann P KOPYIKICWICZ Gera Kramarsnc Mxchael Krueger Susan ldme Knstapovxch james Krogulslu Anne Krolak Alnce Krueger Barbara Krueger jackze Kuhar Vxrgmna Kulpa John Kul pa Rxchard Kurtz Mary Ann Lamboley Roger Lasnk Ken Lauer Carol Leach Bnan Lechner Dxane Lnberta Pamela lx x C' M 51: ml kph YP 285' 55 WWW ? ,Gs 5 A 113 h '. 4 Gi ': C ' if I 5 -If .... - 'S K 4 Q' --'S 57' il ' , . L , ,Y I y 2 lls. - V , V, I L' 'AY T- , 1 al 21.1 l ..ll+g. 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Noonan, Dorothy Novak, jeffrey Novero, Marion Novlan, Kathy Oklesen, john Olmstead, Charles Olsen, Sandra Olszewski, Marilyn Opie, Walter O'Rourke, Kathleen Pacione, Betty Padlo, Nancy Pakula, Carol Palmatier, W'illiam Papini, Mary Parat, Kathie Payne, Mike Pearson, W'illiam Pellican, Kathy Peterson, Lyle Petersen, Peggy Pieuynski, Marilyn Pikul, Richard Piper, W'altcr 6 Nervousness Then Rehef Its Been Pxscxa Sylua Pxwonskm Andrew Pond Dennls Ponkos Barbara Potocmk Ronald Pottxngcr Donna Prydc Danny Put7 Wxllnam Qunck Mary Alice Radllff Imda Rataycnk Mary Ann Reed Donna Reed Russell Rnccx Frank Roach Agnes ROCl1l'l0SK3lCl Carol Roda Conme Roda Robtrz Roebuck Darlene Rohde Franklm Romeo JoAnn Rosenthal ames Rossn joseph Rossman Duane Ruggeno Ronald Say Shnrley Salusbury Rosemary Samolntm Ieromc Sauter Ianet Savoure Mary Schlmpf Amelxa Schhnder Carole Schmndt Sharon Sch moegcr Donald Scholle George SCl1LllI7 Ioseph Schultz Kay Schvs ertfelger Carol SCl3I'll'1l Clara Scoma Francxs Seaton Cynthna Seaton Linda Sellett Lextha o Semca Mary Ann Serrn jamce Sexton Helen Shetter Howard Shxelds Carol Snenknevucz Davle Snkora Lorrame Sxmmons Dorothy Snttler Elnzabeth Smlth Charlotte Smlth J Sobkovuak Duane Soens Susie 'Cf s- f SN WWE 'F' 'G gl iw l 5-ef V' L 2 -id fa 194 ' 9 o g 0 g g I 0 0 O 9 5 A' l X V L ' ' v ax S f n 1 ff f ' 17: '32 X' .1535 4 Q u H x 3 e .S af W G Qt . .Y 4 8.1.6 ALL' - f .N .a , - - Q , Z c. 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T- ' , X s T xg' t' W Wfllllg K ' sa -pf 4, Mnchael Rxchard Michel: Anna Mxklaw cxc Moeller Carolyn Moruanty George Moymhan udy Mrowxclu oycc Mrowxclu Ron Muylle joseph 'Vealand ames Newman Kathy Nxedzwneelu Carol Nolasco Shnrley Noonan Janice Nosalxk Nlarxe O Connell Sharon Olson Bxll Orlandxm erry Ostcrtag janxce Padawan oan Pagam Kathleen Parks Paulette Pattelln Fugene Paulxeka Bencdnct Pawlak Donna Pearson john Petek Wxllnam Peterson Pxaseczny Barbara Pnerro Ioyee Plerskl Roger Pll3X'SlCl Sharon Pxre Mary anc Pnsom Sandra Plttman Alan Pnonskl Marnlou Planker oann Poems Pohar Pohar Pohar Pau Audrey Donald Ronald Prazen jean Prentxce udy Prncco Susan Pyszka Hlen PySIk2 Robert Rafalslu Ted Ramenofsky Nllke Ranclngay Barbara Reed, julalne Reese, Jeanne Reutner, jcssne Rxccn, Sandy Rxetgraf, Nlxehael Rxtter, Norma 0 Toast The Past ,- Y' as sa 4 ,QM QA? .sa A, 'I rf' A9- RAN!! 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Beautlf ul Tomorrow Wenzel Judnth Wernrz Carol Westphal Sherry Weyand Lynette Whnte Bull Wreczorek Donald Wxlson Leonard . s Wwdrnck Janxce Xvoznlak Bull Wrobleskn Ed Young Paul Zens Mary Znbert Janet 8,33 Znel Mary Znanxeclu udne A Zupancrc oann Marmcrc ack Mrchelr Barbara junrors who were not pictured mdnvxdually Qback rowj Harold Easton, Ronald Wyzgowskn, Louis Assalley, fcenter rowj jerry Gruenwald, Dxck Galassn, Don Wrnght, ffront row, Dave Gruen wald, -Iaclue Danca, and Bull Duttlnnger, Mary Breyc, Anthony Curatolo, Bxll Eklund, Perry Gantr, Phyllls Hull, Lloyd johnson, Dale Lamps, john Marmck, Donna Noel, Barbara Samolnnskx and Don Vxtale were absent when thus pncture was taken Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 if L ai ' , I , ' 7 nnr Q' 1 ' , L 'fa ' lflx . .Q Ml! 4 3 Young, Nancy V V xi A gg Y Y ' T: f XE. th, 5,6 f I -J X ' A ir- M . 144:26 A f'ff'f '- 2 I . , J ,. W 1 my f 24 E K 2 Nfr Troluugh Cfurs Urzmr Germ Croxsum Quqmnl .11 'hmr fx Imll Baku S4 rzmui al Arm: W? Bonnly Iulhaucr Pmqnmz C barrrmuz L 1rol Pnnnrhx Sf 1 rr .fury 'X rr 4 rv-fL5'f Ag Larry Nhlls L H11 MII Pm L,w r 1 4 11 NJ Nhrlcm Xian S01 IIA LIJJIVNIJY Sn. 'W- Carole Cosm Trmuun r l s I Y fi g-. g. if . , r .'4 -'-,' ., ,.,1 my 1.1-x,N'r : g ,f I . gift N . x 4 , M At ,fv 1 gf., L f as? ,B Y l U ,N . Q . Girl? 5: f':, - - 3173 ' W .14 3.1, Q ga E? Y '45 , I' w.I1v You Come Back JANICE ADRIAN Honor Roll 4, High Scholarship 1, Pep Club B, Math Club 6, Nurses Club 4, F.H.A. 4. Ambition: Elementary teacher LORETTA AHCIN Pub. Rep. 8, Math Club 2, Pep Club 8, G.A.A. 2, Nurses Club 2. Ambition: Eat, Drink, and Be Merry EARL EDWARD ANDRACKE Freshman Manager 1, Dramatics Club 1, American Govt. 1. Ambition: Commercial Pilot MARGIE ANDREWS G.A.A. 1, F.H.A. 1. Ambition: Beautician SHIRLEY ANGLAVAR American Govt. 2, F.H.A. 4, Lib. Messenger 2, Pep Club 8, Mixed Chorus 2. Ambition: Beautician ALLEN ANKE Service Squad I, Football 4, Track 1, Wfrestling 1, Conser- vation Club 1. Ambition: Teacher MICHAEL ATHERTON Transferred from Father Ryan High School, Nashville, Tenn., High Scholarship 3, Honor Roll 3, Jr. Rotarian 1, Swimming 2, Cross-Country 1, Math Club 4. Ambition: Medical Scientist RONALD BAIMA Spanish Club 1, High Scholarship 1, Honor Roll 3. Ambition: Chemist EMIL BAKER fSpadej Basketball 2, Service Squad 4, Class Officer 8. Ambition: To be an asset to our country MONTY RAY BAKER Transferred from Springfield High School, Springfield, Ill., Band. 4. Ambition: Salesman for Ohio Oil Co. DENNIS BALZARINI Honor Roll 3. Ambition: Electronical Engineer MARY ANN BARACANI Mixed Chorus 3, F.H.A. 3, Honor Roll 2, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 8, Lib. Messenger 2. Ambition: Bookkeeper MARY BARTLETT High Scholarship 7, Honor Roll 7, Cavalettes 2, Pep Club 8, Pub. Rep. 2, American Govt. 2, -Ir, Rotarian 1, Math Club 4, Ell Ess Pe 2, Chorus X. Ambition: To go to Europe SAM BATTAGLIA Band 2, Usher 3. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer SHARON BATTY Student Council 2, Pub. Rep. 2, G.A.A. 2, Nurses Club 1, Pep Club 8. Ambition: Nurse 132 Q5 -7 3 br Qrfer Q'-'sv iv W9 i 'F '27 As Seniors, Feeling CIfCI'I.IA I IBIQNVIINUTI Nurses Club 4, Pep Club 8, Honor Roll 7, High Scholar- ship 2, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: Nurse IIIQNRY IIIQRNARD Honor Roll I. Ambition: Machinist JOHN BPRNARIJ Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 2, jr. Rotarian l. Ambition: Electrical Engineer CAROL ,IFAN BIANCHI Honor Roll S, High Scholarship 1, Pep Club 8, Class Of- ficer 8. Cheerleader 6, Nurses Club 4, American Govt. Club 2, G.A.A. l, Student Council I. Ambition: Surgical Nurse CIIARI.OTTIf BIERBRODT fCl'1artJ Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship 1, Pep Club 7. Ambition: Psychiatrist SHARON IIIFRIKRODT Chorus 2. Honor Roll 5. Ambition: To outlive all the other seniors ARTHUR BIMA JR. fisuddyy Ifootball 4, Basketball l, Track 2, Wrestling Z. Ambition: Die and Toolmaker RICHARD IILOTT Pep Club 2, Spanish Club 2, jr. Rotarian I. Swimming I, Track 2, Cross Country 2, W'restling I, Baseball I, Ambition: Research Veterinarian RPIXIQCCA liI,Y fllecltyj Honor Roll Y, High Scholarship 3, Band 4. lr. Rotarian I. Pep Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, American Govt. Club 2, Art Club 2. Ambition: Teacher BARBARA I!-OGATITUS F.II.A. Z, Conservation Club I. Ambition: Nurse CHARLIZS BORIO Ambition: Commercial Pilot ,IUIJITII BORN Honor Roll 7, Iligh Scholarship I, Service Squad I, Spanish Club 2. Ambition: Piano Teacher STAN IIOYIQR High Scholarship 7. jr. Rotarian I. Math Club 2, Student Council 2, Tennis Z. llramatics Club l, Hand 8. Ambition: Mathematician LINDA IOU HRAIJI ILY Iloniir Roll 5, Spanish Club 2. Pep Club 6. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Rillil R IIRATII I-oothall K, Xlfrestling 4, Ilonor Roll 2, jr. Rolarian I, 'I'r.itlt I, Sc-riice Squad 2. Ambition: Civil l,ngincer Ili Little Important CAROL J, BRENNAN fB.B.J Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship 1, Pep Club 6, Art Club 3, G.A.A. 2, Ell Ess Pe 2. Ambition: Commercial Teacher and Housewife PEARL MARY BRENNAN Honor Roll 3, Pep Club 6, American Govt. Club 1, Nurses Club 2, Math Club 4, Dramatics Club 2, Ell E55 Pe 1, G.A.A. 2. Ambition: Social Worker GUS BROSIIT Track 4, Cross-Country 8, Honor Roll 2. Ambition: Technician ROSE MARIIZ BUDZIAK Pep Club 4, F.H.A. 4. Ambition: Receptionist and Housewife ARLENE BULAK 1Punkyj High Scholarship 4, Honor Roll 7, F.H.A. 4. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt. ALLEN BUTKUS ffm W'rcstling l, Service Squad 1. Ambition: Commercial Pilot 5 You Cot Back to the i':':i -:'1 .iil -:S p tx V, ,lf ' ,S 5 f Q Qu 5 -.5 , , - Xi INT., Q ,Ianicc Richards, winner of the DAR award, talks over thc differences between life in thc United States and life in Yugo- slavia with Majda Struclslj who visited us for a few months. Grind . . . Books . . . PAT CALLAHAN Band 4, Honor Roll 5, High Scholarship 2, Nurses Club 4, American Govt. Club 2, G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 8, Cavalettes 2, Caval-Currents 2, Student Council 2, Ushers Club S. Ambition: First Registered Nurse on Moon JOANN CARR 4305 Pub. Rep. 2, Pep Club 8, History Club 1, American Govt. 2, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 7, Chorus 8. Ambition: Teacher MARY ALICE CARTER Pep Club 6, Nurses Club 4, American Govt. Club 2, Honor Roll. 2 Ambition: Nurse and marry a rich doctor FREDERICK L. CARUS CFearlessJ Transferred from Cranbrooke School for Boys, Birming- ham, Michigan, Swimming I, Proj. Squad 5, Honor Roll 4, Math Club 1, jr. Rotarian 1, Pep Club 1, Ell Ess Pe 1. Ambition: Metallurgical Engineer KENT L. CHERPESKE GERALD COCKING High Scholarship l, Honor Roll I, American Govt. Club 2, Caval-Currents 2, Usher 5. Ambition: Teacher CAROL CONDIE Chorus 7, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 4, F.H.A. 2. Ambition: Dance Instructor SANDRA CONKLING rsandyp Honor Roll 3, High Scholarship 3, American Govt. Club 2, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Successful Nurse RUTH CORlC F.H.A. 6, Mixed Chorus 2, Pep Club 2. CAROLE COSTA Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship l, Spanish Club 2, Ushers Club 6, Student Council 1, Class Officer 8, E11 ESS Pe 4, Quill and Scroll 2, Pep Club 8. GERALD CROISSANT Basketball 8, Track 4, Cross-Country 4, Class Officer 4, Baseball I. Ambition: Mechanic RlCHARlJ H. CROISSANT American Govt. Club 2, Service Squad 3. Ambition: Truck Driver KATHLHCN CROSIAR Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 7, Nurses Club 4. Pep Club 4, C.A.A. 8, P.H.A. 2. Ambition: Nurse MARY ,ll'.AN DALIQY fliloiseb Student Council 8, If.H.A. 4, Pep Cluh 6, Conservation Club l. Ambition: fiet married I.lNlJA lil lC,llNlUl.l.I.lfR llonor Roll 4, Spanixli Club 2, Pep Club 6, American Ciuvt. f lub 2. Anilutirin: To inherit :i million dollars llf Schedules . . . Football Team Wins Second Place JUDY DELMANOWSKI Honor Roll 3, F.H.A. 2, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Secretary and Housewife CAROL ANN DICRISPINO Pep Club 6, Pub. Rep. 6, Honor Roll 1. Ambition: Dental Nurse and Housewife SANDRA KAY DOBOVSKY fD0bbsj Honor Roll 3, Pep Club 6, American Govt. Club 2, Nurses Club 2, Math Club 4, G.A.A. 2, Band 4 Ambition: Surgical Nurse JOAN DONNELLY Honor Roll 1, F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 2. Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. lung. 6 STEVE DUNCAN Basketball 2, Honor Roll 2. Ambition: Drafting Engineer SUSAN DUNCAN CDuncj American Govt. 2, Pep Club 8, Spanish Club 2, Dramatics .3 Club Z, Pub, Rep. 8, Nurses Club 8. Ambition: Commercial Artist A . w a. Members of the Audio Visual Aids Squad CProjec' tion Squad, stand around a projector with which they show movies to any class that wants them. Left to right are: Bob Pyszyka, Don Magee, Ed Wrobleski, Nick Volk, l Mr. W'illard, Lois Alonso, and Fred Carus. In Big Eight . . . You Meloclious Table 10's singing brings indigestion to students who eat seventh lunch period. Left from 1. the top are: Bob Bartels, Danny Barr, Dave Priebe, and X Ronny Wren. Right from top are: Mike Atherton, Gary Sudano, Stan Boyer, and Kent Hess. ? A I f Choose Teenle BILL EKLUND JAMES B. ERNAT F.F.A. 8, Honor Roll l Basketball I Ambition Farmer SUE ESCHENBAUM Honor Roll 1, Mixed Chorus 3 Band 2 G A A 8 Nurses Club 4, Pep Club 8 Dramatics Club 4 American Govt Club 2, Student Council 2 Pub Rep 2 Ambition: Theatrical Make up Artist JOANN FARNETTI Band 8, Honor Roll 7 High Scholarship 7 Math Club 2 Nurses Club 2, Pep Club 8 Student Council 2 G A A 8 Ambition To always be able to smile BONNIE FIQILHAUFR Nurses Club 7, Pep Club 7 American Govt Club 2 His tory Club 2, Class Officer 4 Ambition Surgical Nurse PATRICIA M. FERRARI fPatt1ej Ushers Club 6, Nurses Club 4 Pep Club 8 Pub Rc 2 F '1 ,Z '-' . .ff Q 'A -1 Homecoming ueen JIM TYLER FEURER qsimy Football 2, Swimming 2, Math Club l. Ambition: Psychologist DANIEI. E. FICEK Basketball 8, Baseball 2, Cross Country 2. LINDA FITZKE Art Club 2. Nurses Club 4, Math Club 2, Cavalettes 2. Ambition: Secretary and Marriage SYLVIA FOVVLIE fSibJ Chorus 6, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 4. Ambition: Teacher JACQUELINE FREsc1-11 qjackiey Student Council 2, Pub. Rep. 2, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Dental Technician FIM FRKOL Transferred from St. Vincent's, Lemont, Ill., Honor Roll 2, Basketball 1, Football 4, Service Squad 2, Mixed Chorus l. Ambition: Public Accountant JEAN MARIE GANZE Mixed Chorus 2, Pep Club 6, F.H.A. 2, Honor Roll 6, Ambition: Receptionist HENRIFTTA GAPSKI Pep Club 6, F.H.A. 2, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 5. Ambition: Private Secretary ROGER GARMS ROBERT GARZANELLI 1Bobj GERALUINE GBUR CG.G.j Drnmatics Club 4, Pep Club 2, Honor Roll l. Ambition: Elementary Teacher CAROLE GEARICA Honor Roll l, F.H.A. 1. Ambition: Marriage and four children ARl,liNl'i GENS Mixed Chorus 2. Pub. Rep. Z. Ambition: Secretary and married happily JUDY GEORGE Ambition: To be successful in everything I do GLENN GLAUSER Chorus 6, Honor Roll 4, High Scholarship 2, Football 8, Basketball 2. Vfrestling Z. Track'-4. jr, Rotarian I. Student Council 1. Class Officer 2, Service Squad 2. Ambition: To be happy ,, , ., ,.. I ,M- 1' 254 9 . 1 , , I Q-use x e vig, 'vw 4. 1 dh- 'YEL' 11 I-J' 'N QR 14 W ,1'l'b' tr' bv 'zugd x 1 fx . i 11 Q Av- .y 'Qi 10 -sf Wy -'-39 ,hm 5 c:.'3- TY 'wn ' -.1 -A 'TS Gia E Q '53 Uv, ' '-,Nl-f Q.. Scholarships . . . AUDREY GLUPCZYNSKI Chorus 8, Nurses Club 8, G.A,A. 8, Pep Club 8. Ambition: Nurse JAMES R. GRIZENING fBig Jimj Chorus 6, Honor Roll I, Basketball 4, Track 2, Cross Country 2, Service Squad 1. Ambition: To be healthy and happy- JILL GRIZGORICH High Scholarship l, Honor Roll 6, Nurses Club 4, Math Club 6, G.A.A. I, Pep Club 8, Mixed Chorus 2. Ambition: Nurse MARY KAY GROVE Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship 3, Pub. Rep. 2, G.A.A, 8, Nurses Club 6, Pep Club 8, American Govt, Club 2, Student Council 2, Lib. Assistant 4. Ambition: Nurse KAREN HAAS Art Club 1, Pep Club 2, Lib. Assistant 3. Ambition: Housewife GERALD L. HALL fDocj Football 8, Basketball 4, Wrestling 4, Track 8, Service Squad 8, Student Council 4, Pep Club 4, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: CriminologLst ROSALIE HANNAN fBlacltieJ Art Club 2, Pep Club 2, G.A.A. 2, F.H.A. 8, Cheerleader 2, Spanish Club 1, Dramatics Club 2. Ambition: Travel to Rome and Bermuda ROGER U. HARBECK fBucltJ Honor Roll I, Baseball Manager 1. Ambition: Sports car driver JANET TIARMON Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship S, Pub. Rep. 2. Ambition: Own, raise, and train race horses ROGER HART Basketball 6, Cross Country 4, Honor Roll 1. CAROL HIEBHL Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 6, Jr. Rotarian 2, Dra- maatics Club 2. Ambition: First woman President of Siberia and Russia Teacher DONNA HLRKOVICH fSlimj G.A.A. Z, F.H.A. 8, Pep Club 8, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: Beautician JOHN L. HICKS Basketball 2, Wrestling 2, Band 4, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 4, Golf I, Service Squad l. Ambition: Engineer TERESA HOIQLZER Band 8, Honor Roll 6, Pub, Rep. 4, American Govt. Club Z, Pep Club S, High Scholarship 1. Ambition: Successful Secretary GAYl.l'i HOFFMAN Honor Roll 3, P.H.A. 8, Pep Club 4, Nurses Club 4. Ambvtion: Nurse 139 Entrance Exams . . . Term Papers omehow JOHN HOFFMAN Football 5. Swimming 2. Ambition: Undecided PATRICIA HOOVER fPatj Transferred from Hennepin High School, Hennepin, Illinois, Pub. Rep. 2. Ambition: Modeling BONNIE KAI? HUBBARD Transferred from Moline High School, Moline, Illinois, F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Airline Stewardcss GARY D. I-IUETTIQMANN CI'Iansj Advanced Choir 8, Dramatics Club 1. Ambition: To have one JANICE HUGHFTT Qing Transferred from Princeton High School inois, Pep Club 2, F.H.A. 2. Ambition: Airline Hostess CAROLYN IXVASZEK Honor Roll I. Ambition: Secretary Princeton, Ill- YU' ' QQ ui Mr. Trobaugh instructs college-bound seniors on what to expect next year. Senior Orientation classes art held each Friday morning. Are Crammed into ROBERT ,IAGELSKI fBobJ Math Club 2, Dramatics Club 2. Track 3, W'restling 1. Ambition: Teacher and Writer DOROTHY JAKUBEK QDOIQ Pep Club 8, G.A.A. l, Nurses Club 4, American Govt. Club 2, Ell Ess Pe 2, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 5. Ambition: Nurse CAROL JAKUBIAK fliittyy G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 6, F.H.A. l, Nurses Club 2, Honor Roll 5, High Scholarship 1. Ambition: Nurse mitoktis JARONSKI qoeey Nurses Club 2, F.H.A. I, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Nurse BEVERLY JASIEK F.H.A. 6, Pep Club 2, Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship 1. Ambition: Secretary SAUNDRA JASPER Band 2, Honor Roll 1, Nurses Club 1, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Nurse and Marriage to a certain someone who will be a pharmacist. VICTORIA -IFRNIAN CViclsyJ Chorus 6, Pep Club Z., Honor Roll l. Ambition: Secretary -IANIQT JULY Ci.A.A. I, Pep Club 6, Nurses Club 2, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 4. Ambition: Nurse SHIRLEY KARL Honor Roll 3, Pep Club l, Lib. Messenger l. Ambition: To raise a family BOB KASZYNSKI fKruClQ Transferred from St. Bede Academy, Peru, American Govt. l. Ambition: Electronic Technician ,ION KEITH Honor Roll 7, Basketball l. Ambition: Automotive Iingineer KATHI,IfP,N KIILLEY Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 6, Honor Roll S, High Scholar- ship 3, G.A.A.1, Nurses Club 2. Ambition: Nurse TIQD KIDD fTKJ Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship 1, American Govt. Club 2, Swimming 1, W'restling 6. Ambition: To be a successful babysitter. SHAREN KING lkosiej Honor Roll 3, High Scholarship l, Student Council 4, Pep Club 8, Ushers Club 6. Nurses Club 4, E11 Ess Pe 2. Ambition: Physical Therapist JAQQUIQLINE isisrtea cjackiep Spanish Club 1, F.H.A. l, Pep Club 2, Conservation Club 1. Ambition: Beaulician Your Busy Schedule JANICE KLEIN High Scholarship 7, Honor Roll 7, Student Council 2, Cavalettes 2, Ell Ess Pe 2, Ushers Club 8, Jr. Rotarian 1, Math Club 2, Spanish Club 4, American Govt. Club 2, Pep Club 8, Dramatics Club 2, G.A.A. 1. Ambition: To travel GARY KLEINHANS Projection Squad 4. Ambition: Educated Hobo JAMES KNAUF Football 8, Swimming 8, Track 6, Service Squad 2, Ameri- can Govt. Club 2. Ambitionz To be a big businessman JIM KNEEBONE Conservation Club 2, American Govt. Club 2, Honor Roll 2. Ambition: To retire at 21 EUGENE KOLOWSKI ONA KOMATER Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 3, Cavalettes 1, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 1. Ambition: Surgical Nurse You Enjo the Tea Semi-finalists in Illinois State Scholarship Test- 1Starting with back row left to rightj Roger Garms, Jon Keith, Jim Mindock, Janice Klein, Mary Bartlett, JoAnne Farnetti, Judy McManus, and Steve W'right- anxiously await news of final results. Not pictured are John Steele, and Kathy Crosiar. Despite Aching Feet . . . Christmas Brings 33 . ' , Mary Bartlett opens a birthday card in Homeroom, as Sally West, Karol Kudla, Becky Bly, and Sharon Batty look OH. GIL KOPLENIK Track l, Honor Roll I, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: Career in the Navy JOE KOTECKI Conservation l, Swimming 1. Ambition: Machinist Gl KAl.lD KRASKO I-umlmll 2, Track l, Swimming 3, High Scholarship I, Humor Roll 1, jr. Rotarian 1. Ambition: Pharmacist ,lANlCl'f MARIE KRFSKOWSKI fGErtQ Mixed Chorus 4, Pep Club 2, G.A.A. 2, F.H.A. 2. Ambition: Nurse and Marriage PATRICIA KSIAZKIEWICZ Pep Club 6, G.A.A. l. Ambition: Secretary KAROL KUDLA fKudlesj Student Council 4, Pub. Rep. 2, Pep Club 8, Nurses Club 4, Dramatics Club 2, American Govt. Club 2, Ushers Club 6 Ambition: Surgical Nurse Needed Rest . . . FRANCIS KUKOVVSKI Honor Roll 4, High Scholarship 3, Spanish Club 2. Ambition: Science Teacher SHEILA LANTER Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 2, G.A.A. 8, Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 4, Visual Aids Squad 8. Ambition: Secretary and Housewife LOIS LIJEVVSKI Pep Club 6, G.A.A. 8, Mixed Chorus 2. Ambition: Airline Stewardess ARLENE LISS Honor Roll 6, F.H.A. 2, Pep Club 2. ESTHER LISS fNitcheyj Nurses Club 8, Honor Roll 4, F.H.A. 8, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 8. Ambition: To marry a rich farmer KENNFTII I.. LONG Student Council 6, Honor Roll 4, Basketball 2, Ell Ess Pe 2, Pep Club 2, Cross-Country 1. Ambition: Architect DIANF LUNGWITZ Pep Club 6, 12.1-LA. 2. Ambition: Secretary and Marriage KIT LUSHINA Football 3, Wrestling I, Track 2, Service Squad 1, Honor Roll 1. Ambition: To be a millionaire WILLIAM LUSHINA Football 2. Ambition: Commercial Pilot MARTHA LYONS 1Martyj Pep Club 6, G.A.A. 6, American Govt. Club 2, Chorus 8, Dramatics Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Honor Roll 5, Nurses Club 3. Ambition: To be a nurse TOM MACKIEWICZ Chorus 1, Honor Roll 2, Baseball 2, Basketball 8, Football 3, Track 2, Pep Club 1. Ambition: To get stuck on 15th Street SUSAN MACKJUST Honor Roll 2, G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 4, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: Teacher DONALD lf. MAGIQIQ rtmgooy Proj. Squad 6, Football Manager I, Basketball Manager l, Equipment Manager 4, F.F.A. 6, Radio 4, Honor Roll 1. Ambition: To live up to my parents expectations JASPER MAGGIO Mixed Chorus 1, Cross Country 2, Swimming 1. Ambition: Commercial Pilot DICK INIALLIE Student Council 2, Service Squad 2, Football 4, Swimming 4, Track 4, Dolphin Club 8, Honor Roll Z, Pep Club 1, Base- ball l. Ambition: Dentist I44 2 1 A sn' L - IT v.-1 03179 I w-'H' 44' ff' S -1 -ws 'man' 'sv Q' 5 GE' E T7 55- 3 I -ki: 'Q 3 sr, - ff,i.iVA.,L Q S' ' . are 4' Pi t 'fi' I li.. TLA: W 'ffl - M, . ? , .. . 4 , 4? A 'li 3 i A l . fi I if 5 - qi q ,a-,fy ?,+ fi 'if' I 1 :ww Q ' ting M 597 'JY Exams . . . Basketball JOE MARINANGELI Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship 3, jr. Rotarian 1, Service Squad 3, Football Manager 2, Track Manager 4, Basketball Manager 2. Ambition: Civil Engineer MEREL K. MARINE Transferred from Marquette, Ottawa, Illinois. Wrestling l, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: Teacher KEN MARINI Honor Roll 2, Service Squad 2, Football 8, Wrestling 6, Track 4, Swimming 1. Ambition: Athletic Coach ANNA MARSALA fGroutchyJ Mixed Chorus 2, Honor Roll 2, F.H.A. 2. Ambition: Secretary and Housewife MARLENE MARSH Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 5, G.A.A. 1. Ambition: Teacher NANCY MAZZORANA fSelenaj Lib. Assistant 2, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 8, Nurses Club 2, Dramatics Club 1, Math Club 2, History Club 2, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: Airline Stewardess JERRY MCGEORGE Student Council 2, Service Squad 2, Basketball 2, Ameri- can Govt. Club 2, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 4, Chorus 6, jr. Rotarian 1, Pep Club 1. Ambition: Lawyer KATHY McINERNEY qsnapey G.A.A. l, Spanish Club 2, Nurses Club 2, Lib Assistant 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatics Club l, Pep Club 8, History Club 2, Ushers Club 2, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: Airline Hostess JUDY MCMANUS Pep Club 8, G.A.A. I, Student Council 2, High Scholar- ship 4, Honor Roll 7. Ambition: Social Scientist MARY ANN MERSCH Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship I, Math Club 6, Pep Club 6, Nurses Club 2, Dramatics Club 2, Student Council 2, Ell Ess Pe 2, G.A.A. 2. Ambition: Math Teacher NANCY MERSCH Nurses Club 4, Pep Club 8, G.A.A. l, Dramatics Club 2, Math Club 2, Honor Roll 2, Art Club 2, Caval-Currents 2. Ambition: Secretary CAROL MERTEL Pep Club 6, G.A.A. 4, Honor Roll 2. Ambition: Secretary JANICE Nlll.LlKEN fhlanj Transferred from Marquette High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mixed Chorus I, Honor Roll 1. Ambition: Housewife LARRY MILLS Class Officer 2, Football 4, F.F.A. 4, Track 4, Basketball 8, Honor Roll I, Pep Club I, Baseball l. Ambition: Farmer HAROLD jANlliS MINDOCK KXVindyJ Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 7, Track 2, W'restling 2, Football 3, Swimming 2, Student Council 3, Service Squad 2, Spanish Club 2. Ambition: Electrical Engineer HS Team Wins Regional Tournament . . . Proudl CHARLES CLARFTNTCE MITCHELL Chorus 4, Swimming 2, American Govt. Club 2, Con- SCYVB tion Club 2. Ambition: Minister HOl.LY' MORROW' Pep Club 8, Nurses Club 4, F.H.A. 6, G.A.A. 4. SAN Ambition: Dental Assistant DRA MUSSATTO qsandyy High Scholarship 3, Honor Roll 7, Chorus 4, Student Council 4, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Teacher KEN NACl'l'l'Nl'lll'L llonor Roll 7, High Scholarship 7. Math Club , J . Rotarian l, Student Council 4, Ambition: To become a successful doctor JUIJITH NAIDOINY Seniors who have been on the High Scholarship Legion for seven semesters were awarded gold pins at an assembly. Back row left to right are: Dave Priebe, Bonnie Potthoff, Ken Nachtncbel, Mary Bartlett, and Stan Boyer. fMiddle rowj Janice Richards, JoAnne Far- netti, Janice Klein, and Kathleen Crosiar. fFront rowj Joann W'ag- ner, Jim Mindock, and Pat Utz. igilk lv N 1 t .wmv-two, High Scliolarsliip l. Honor Roll W, Nurses Club 2. Ambition: Nurse ntli8,A iuvr tx 5, . 'urses Cub 4, is .. . 4. N dll Cilub Y. 146 Ambition: N urse ,A X t V W wr' xv' 58 AQ 1 'PX . Z. . Q ares 3 1' 'L-.J ,Z NY af'- U-P v 9 ff '25 wir, ' 261' -Q R ! A 'Q-9 , 'vxf , .qu-'ittiiiif . fi. .' . ., '.'4 2-gf I ,f bf, ly tfjk fjl ,m t ' if : :af-' IU? Q 'S .Z You Introduce Parents MARLENE NICO fTeeniej Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 3, Cheerleader 4, Student Council 2, Pub, Rep. 2, Class Officer 4, Pep Club 2, Ameri- can Govt, Club 2, Band 2. Ambition: Elementary Teacher GLORIA NICOLI Spanish Club 4, Honor Roll 3. Ambition: Private Secretary DON NOVUAKOVVSKI lNovoJ Honor Roll 2, Chorus 6. Ambition: Painter MARY LOU OCEPECK Chorus 8,G.A.A. 6, Pep Club 8, Honor Roll 1, History Club 1. Ambition: Beautician KEN PAKULA Honor Roll 2, Football 2. NANN PAPKE Chorus 6, jr. Rotarian 1, Pep Club 8, American Govt. Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Honor Roll 5, High Scholarship 1, G.A.A. 8, Student Council 2. Ambition: Elementary Teacher JOAN PARAT Transferred from Good Counsel, Chicago, Illinois: High Scholarship 1, Honor Roll 5, Pep Club 4, Nurses Club 2. Ambition: Nurse GERARD PEARSON ljerryj Honor Roll l, Basketball 2, Football 2, Track 8, Student Council 2. Ambition: Forester IQVELYN PELSZYNSKI fP.P.J Honor Roll Z, Chorus 6, Math Club 1, History Club 1, Dramatics Club 1, Pep Club 8, G.A.A. l, American Govt. Club 2, Cavalettes 2. Ambition: Social Worker RONALD PETERSFN fPetej F.F.A. 8, Football 8, Wrestling 6, Track 2, Honor Roll 1. Ambition: Farming ELIZABETH PIQZANOSKI fBettyJ Honor Roll 2, F.H.A. 2, Pep Club 2. Ambition: To do my best in whatever I undertake DOLORES PII-QTRUCHA Honor Roll l, High Scholarship 1. Ambition: Secretary RONALD PILTAVFR Honor Roll 3, Math Club 4, History Club 2. Ambition: Business Administrator iircgx PIRAINO lButchJ Football 6, Track Z, W'restlir-ig 4, Spanish Club I, Service Squad 1, Ambition: To be a multi-millionaire IS.-XIII LI.Ii POLIZZI Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship 1, Pub. Rep 2, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Secretary l-1' ToTeachers . . . Operetta BONNIE POTTHOFF Chorus 8, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 7, Cavalettes 2, jr. Rotarian 1, G.A.A. 6, Pep Club 8, Math Club 6, Dra- matics Club 4, History Club 1, Student Council 2, Life- saving 1. Ambition: Music Teacher ROSALIE PRETTO Ushers Club 4, Pep Club 6, Spanish Club 2, Nurses Club 2, Student Council 2. Ambition: Art Teacher DAVID PRIEBE CDaveJ Band 8, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 7, jr. Rotarian 1, Math Club 2, Pep Club 2, Student Council 2. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer JOHN PRIESTER WAYNE PYSZKA qchemfp American Govt. Club 2, Conservation Club I, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Doctor of Animals ROBERT QUICK CBobJ Honor Roll 3, Math Club 4, Service Squad 3, Pep Club 2, History Club l. Ambition: Radio Announcer Is 66Annie GetYour Gun CT' arf' 5 g', i, -fi L2 ,,E,. ,,::e,,-4 3 Q p,-M., mx. In-ol t-sr xi I Emil Baker is master of ceremonies of program This is Your School, in which Sue Eschenbaum and Bob Quick review their school days in a skit put on for Senior Parents Night. Your Last Prom Is Everything You Hoped SHARON RADKE Transferred from Saint Mary's Academy, Nauvoo, Illinois, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 4, American Govt. Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Cavalettes 2, High Scholarship I, Honor Roll S. Ambition: Elementary Teacher JUDIIC liA'I'KlFWlCZ High Scholarship 2, Honor Roll 5, Pep Club 4, Nurses Club 2, Pub. Rep. 2. Ambition: Courtroom Reporter CAROLIQ RAUSCH Honor Roll 3, Pep Club 4, Band 8. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt KATHERINE REUTNER CKatyj Pep Club 2, F.H.A. 2, Chorus 3. Ambition: Airline Rcscrvationist CAROLYN REYNOLDS Mixed Chorus 4, Conserialiun Club I, Pup Club 2. F.ll.A. 2, Honor Roll l. Ambition: Sotial XVorker CAROL RICCA Advanced Choir 4. Pep Club 2. Ambition: Registered Nurse It Would Be... JOSIQPH C. RICCI Football 4. W'restling 2, Golf 2, Service Squad 2, Class Officer I. Ambition: Forest Ranger fwith Smokey the Beary JANICF RICHARDS High Scholarship 7, Honor Roll 7, Pep Club 8, American Govt. Club 2, G.A.A. B, Student Council 6, Caval-Currents 2, Chorus 8, Dramatics Club Z, Spanish Club 4, Life Saving 1, Jr. Rotarian 1. Nurses Club 1. Ambition: To move to Alaska SANDRA RICHARDS Honor Roll 2, Pub. Rep. 2, Pep Club 2. SARAH RICHARDS Honor Roll 3, Ushers Club 6, Band 2, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 8, American Govt. Club 2, Class Officer 2, Student Council 2, Caval Currents 2, G.A.A. 1. LFE ANN RIGAZIO Mixed Chorus 2, Band 8, Majorette 4, Honor Roll 2, Pep Club 8. American Govt. Club 2, G.A.A. 1. Ambition: Flementary Music Teacher JOAN ROCHNOVVSKI Honor Roll 2, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 8, Ell Iiss Pe 2, Caval-Currents 2, Cavalettes 2, History Club 2, American Govt. Club 2, F.H,A. l, Dramatics Club 2. Ambition: Get married, housewife im A. ROMANO qR0my Football 4, Swimming 4, Track 3, Baseball 1, Service Squad 1, Dolphin Club l. ROBERT ROSS 4505 Football 2, Baseball 2, Swimming 2, Track 1, Jr, Rotarian l, American Govt, Club 2, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 2. Ambition: General Manager of Indianapolis Speedway SHARON RYAN Pep Club 8, Nurses Club 2, F.H.A. Z, G.A.A. 1. JAMES SAATHOFF fSadieJ Football 4, W'restling 3, Swimming 1, Track 4. Ambition: To drive a race car BARBARA SAMOLINSKI SHARON SAMOLITIS fSammJ Pep Club 8, Mixed Chorus 2, Nurses Club 3, F.H.A. 2, Ci,A.A. I. Ambition: Nurse SHARRON SAMPSON Transferred from Fllthart High School, Flkhart, Indiana, Pep Club 6, Honor Roll 4, Pub. Pep. 2. Lib. Assistant 2, American Govt. Club 2, Caval-Currents 2, Nurses Club 2 Dramaties Club 2, Ushers Club 2. G.A.A. 1. Ambition: To have a wealthy. healthy. life DELIA SAPIENZA CDelJ G.A.A. Y, Honor Roll 3. Pep Club S, Cavalettes 2, Dra- matics Club 2. Ambition: To get married JI .-XNNIIS SCHICKF Pep club i, o.A,A. 1, if.H.A. 1. Ambition: Beautician 'QQ '56- QR Q Qi L. in X X ' :vf'.,,,,. Finally That MAX scHMiDT fRustyJ Football 6, Golf 8, Baseball l. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant GRETCHEN SCHMOEGER Band 2. Student Council 2, Cavalettes 2, Pep Club 8 Ushers Club 6, Honor Roll 2, American Govt, Club 2: G.A.A. l. Ambition: Housewife LARRY SCHORN qcmhp Wrestling 2, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: To be a coach JUDY SCHWEICKERT Honor Roll 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Pub. Rep. 2, Spanish Club 2, G.A.A. 4, Cavalettes 2, Pep Club 8, Lifesaving l. Ambition: Travel to Europe JERRY SEATON Honor Roll l, Service Squad 1. Ambition: Marine Recruiting Sergeant DENNIS SIEBERT Pep Club 2, Baseball 1. Ambition: Tool Maker JIM SKERSTON qjoey Service Squad 4, Student Council 2, Football 4, Wrestling J, Track 4, Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship l. Ambition: Engineer PRlSCll.l.A SKOVARE lpersyf Mixed Chorus 1, Pep Club 6, G.A.A. 2, Nurses Club 4, Pub. Rep. 2. Ambition: Nurse or Marriage JERRY SMANIA fsmogp Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 5, Math Club I, W'rest- ling 1. Ambition: Architect ELIZABETH soEDER friympp G.A.A. 6, Honor Roll 1, Student Council 1, F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 6, Nurses Club 6. Ambition: Nurse KATHY SPAYER F,H.A. 4, Ambition: To be a secretary ALLEN sPEL1cH rslefpyp Advanced Choir 2, Honor Roll 3, Basketball 1, Football 8, Track 6. W'restling 4, Student Council 8, Service Squad 2, Pep Club 2. Ambition: Dentist CARI. S. SPFTZLFR Transferred from Germany, Honor Roll 7, High Scholar- ship 4, Swimming 2, Student Council 2, jr. Rotarian l. Math Club 2. Ambition: Chemical Engineer KATHRYN STACKNIK fliathyj lligh Scholarship 3, llonor Roll 4, Student Council 4, Math Club 4, Caval-Currents 2, Pep Club Z. Ambition: Doctor JOHN STlflfl.li High Scholarship 5. Honor Roll 5, Proj. Squad 6, American Govt, Club Z, jr. Rotarian I. Ambition: Doctor Ill Long-Awaited Da JANICE STEIN 453.13 Honor Roll 4, High Scholarship 2, Ell Ess Pe 2, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 8, Spanish Club 4, American Govt. Club 2. Ambition: Psychologist ELIZABETH STUPPY fBethj Honor Roll 6, High Scholarship 2, Ushers Club 4, Pep Club 8, Cavalettes 2, Math Club 2, American Govt. Club 2, Pub. Rep. 6, Lib. Assistant 2. Ambition: Teacher CHARLOTTE SZOTT Nurses Club 2, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 4. Ambition: Teacher MlCHAEL TAYLOR fMiClsj Transferred from St. Bede Academy, Peru, Illinois, Ameri- can Govt. Club 7, Swimming 1. Ambition: To be a sportscaster CAROLE JEAN THOMPSON CC.T.j G.A.A. 2, Honor Roll 1. Ambition: To be a wife of a Psychoanalysist GEORGE THOMPSON F.F.A. 8, Chorus 2, Conservation Club 1. Ambition: Farming Graduation- rrives 'is if ' S an tl? Y gm nsr Sharon Radke introduces her parents to Mr. McCartney during Senior Parents Night. And Your High DONN TREGONING Cfriggerj Football 8, Basketball 6, Track 4. Ambition: To have a happy home DENNIS TURCZYN Conservation Club 1, Pep Club 4. Ambition: To get rich TERRY TURNER Ambition: To be an expert pool player ANITA URBANSKI Ambition: Airline Hostess IQDITH JEAN USSECLIO Honor Roll 4, Pep Club 4, Lib. Assistant 2, Mixed Chorus 2. Ambition: Secretary PATRICIA UTZ CPatj Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 7, Pub. Rep. 2, Student Council 2, Class Officer 6, Math Club 6, Pep Club 8, Dra- matics Club 2, History Club 1, Chorus 8, G.A.A. 8, Jr Rotarian 1, Cavalettes 2. Ambition: Engineer RICHARD VACCA Ambition: To bc a good draftsman ANTHONY I... VACCARO JR. Chorus 5, Pep Club 4, Conservation Club 1, Band 2. Ambition: Barber VIRGINIA VASQUEZ Transferred from Marquette High School, Ottawa, Ill. Pcp Club 2, Conservation Club 1. Ambition: To be a nurse DARI.IfNIf VIfNTURl I,I,I flhrsj High Scholarship 3. Honor Roll 6, Pep Club 8, Nurses Club Z, I'.ll Ifss Pc 2, Spanish Club 2, Ambition: To be a Social wIOfR9f CAROI.If VICKIZRY Isl-tinny Minnicj Chorus I. Pep Club 6, Caval-Currents 2, Dramatics Club 4, Honor Roll 3. Ambition: Ihotographcr's Model IAOIS VOI.K F.H.A. 8. 3 Ambition: Airline Hostess DANIITI, XY'ACI.AW' fDannyj Football 6. S'Jvimn1ingI,Pep Club 2. jcmxx WAGNI-ik Ci.A.A. 8, Pep Club 6, American Govt, Club 2. Math Cilub 4, C.ivalcttt's 2, Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 7, Drain.itit's Club 2, Student Council 2. Ambition: Mother of I2 children SANDRA xx'ALi.Ni-R fsindyp Spanish Club 4, Nurses Club 2, Cavalettcs 2, Pup Club 8. Ambition: Pediatrits Nurse ISR Carol Condne and jamce Kreskowskx admnre a house they made out of marshmallows m Home Management DARLENE WALLOCK fPmk1ej Honor Roll 7 Caval Currents 2 Cavalettes 2 GAA 1 Ambxtnon To succeed nn secretarxal work AUDREY WEBB Pep Club 2 Honor Roll 4 Student Councll 2 Ambxtxon Secretary MARY WEGER Honor Roll 1 Ambmon Typnst JANICE WEIWDORF qjany Spamsh Club 4 Pep Club 8 Amerxcan Govt Club 2 Nurses Cu SGAA2 Ambmon Elementary Teacher GERALDINE WENZFL QGCYID Caval Currents 2 Dramatncs Club 4 Pep Club 4 Ambmon Commercxal Artxst SALLY ANN WF ST FHA 8 Pep Club 8 Student Councxl 2 Ushers Club 8 lb Assnstant 4 Honor Roll I Pub Rep 2 154 School Days Begm To Be n 'F LPUBE Ambmon Nurse ' 0 l if - - , Q p L 'Nl c affT'? Afff2 . ' ' I 1 ASK . A - l , lb , . . . . L' .-' l 4. l , v , . .Y l Pleasant Memories . . . LORETTA XVIECZOREK History Club 2, Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 2, Dramatics Club 2, Caval-Currents 2. Ambition: Elementary Teacher JOSEPH C. VVOODSHANK qjoey Honor Roll I, High Scholarship I, Football Manager 1, Wrestling 4. A Ambition: To be a machinist MARY ANN VVOODSHANK fwoodyy Nurses Club 4, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 6. Ambition: Nurse RONALD XVRPN CRonj Bond 8, American Govt. Club 2, Pep Club 2, Swimming I, Dramatics Club 2. Ambition: First barber on moon a K STKPHEN POINEER VVRIGHT fStevej Transferred from Dubuque High School, Dubuque, Iowa: Cross Country 1, Track I, American Govt. Club 2, Visual Aids 2, Pep Club 2, Honor Roll 2, Caval-Currents 2, Math Club 2. Ambition: Research Chemist ARl..lfEN WYSZYNSKI Honor Roll 7, High Scholarship 2, Cavalettcs 2, Pep Club 7, F.H.A. 2, Spanish Club 4. Math Club 6. History Club Z. Ambition: Elementary Teacher THIZRESA JOAN WFSTPHAL Mived Chorus 1, Spanish Club l. Honor Roll l. Ambition: Art Teacher Bill. YOUNG IT.S.j Transferred from St. Bede's Academy, Peru, Ill. Ambition: Conservationist ROBERT ZNANIECKT fBobJ Baseball 4, Honor Roll 4. Ambition: To be a Baseball Player 'fer' DANIEL ZOKAI. fDannyJ Mixed Chorus l,American Govt, Club 2. Pep Club 8, Caval-Currents 3, Swimming I, Honor Roll 2, History Club 1, Usher 6. Ambition: Religious Teacher CATHERINE ZUPANCIC fDOllyD Pep Club 6 Q K Ambition: Bcautician SUSAN ZULAWNICK Y Transferred from Pulaski High School. Milwaukee, Wis- consin, Advanced Choir 6. Dramatics Club I. Ambition: To visit Europe t Seniors not pictured: Robert DeKeyser, Mary Pat Flaherty, Gerald Gruenwald, Richard Lipinski, joAnn Manetti, Melvin Pierson. 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