Lake Forest Academy - Caxy Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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AINSWORTH Malhematics Department M. A., University of Minnesoia Academy Master, 1955 DIXON A MC COOL Math em ahcs Deparlmenl B S M Ed Sprmgheld College Academy Master 1955 PALMA LEON BARRERE Duector ot Athletics Department ol History B S Northwestern Umverslty Academy Master 1956 MARION SHERWOOD BROOKS Department of Sczence B S Unlversxty oi Vzrgmxa Academy Master 1958 ERNEST IAIVIES BARRY Department ot Modem Language B A Umversxty oi New Hampshlre M A Pennsylvama State Umversxty Academy Master 1956 KITCHEN STAFF Front: Daisy Redmond, Mary Binnie, Roy Wilson, Ross Starkey. Back: Mary Telin, Fanny Haapala, Mrs. Connon, Grant Fosdick, Art Peterson. elf OFFICE STAFF Seated: Miss Z. Eaton, R. N., Miss Larsson, Mrs. Smith. Standing: Mrs. Boobyer, Mrs. Solberg. Mrs. Martin. MAINTENANCE STAFF Seated: George Bell, Denver Page, Frank Iunlunen. Standing: Ioe Pleis, Thomas Kerr, Al Malt- man. FACULTY WIVES Seated: Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. Corbin, Mrs Wetzel. Standing: Mrs. Carbray, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Delano, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Bar- rere. Mrs. Trier. Absent: Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Arpee, Mrs Fremd, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Beach Mrs. Logsdon. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Spons- ler, Mrs. McCool. Classes .sf AB K SQ ig Y, , X w, V 1' 0? 5' 'iw' .W f'N 2 s 1 ,af J 4 'T' if ZWW' any First Row: Carroll, Motherwell, Edwards, Lo Presti, Dietrich, Leong, Campbell. Second Row: Gillett, Koppel, Williams, Whitman, Otis, A. Howard, Buckley. Third Row: Billings, Garland, Lehmann, Kim, Wood. Fourth Row: Welton, Gould, Kangas, Rurrouqhs, Perry. Fitth Row: Sanders, Iohnston, Hirsheimer. Sixth Row: T. Howard, Holmes, Martin, Coyne. Seventh Row: Meyer, Fried, Gross, Markel. Eighth Row: Snyder, Hall, Sanford. Ninth Row: Gage, Ruhl, Pickering, Liei. Class oi 1956 OFFICERS Bill Whitman. Secretary: Iohn Otis. Treasurer: Hal Koppel, Vice-Presi- dent: George Kangas, President. t l 28 ,aw IOHN CURTIS HARPER BILLINGS IR Black Club Va srty Socce So, Basketball l 2 Varsrty Hockey 3 4 Va rty Tern l 2 3 4 Co Captarn 4 Se vrce Soc ety 4 Q C xy 3 4 Edrto rn C'n 4 Publrcar r Boa a ette n Club 2 3 4 For the past tour years from the drrec tron at Lrbertyvrlle comes a battered maroon Wrlly s statron Wagon lts owner and drrver rs one ot the outstandrna members of the Da Bor socrety at LPA lohn Brllrnas Iohns academrc career has been suc cesstul srnce he has carrred a solrd B average for hrs tour years Also rn athletrcs has he excelled In the tall lohn has lettered for three years rn soccer rn the wrnter rn hockey He has lettered tor three years as third man on the tennrs team Hrs senror year was topped Wrth hrs apporntment of Edrtor rn Chret of the Caxy lohns rntellectual humor and attrtude along Wrth hrs wrrtrng skrll should carry hrm far rn hrs chosen collegrate held FREDERICK LAWRENCE BLOCK III Orange Club Frosh Soph Football l Frosh Soph Baseballl 2 Varsrty Swrmmrng l 2 3 4 Captarn 4 Varsrty Soccer 2 Terrrxrs 2 Auto Mechanrcs Club 3 4 Presrdent 3 4 Servrce Socrety 2 3 4 Cabrnet 4 Radro Club 2 3 Lettermerrs Club 3 4 Brrngrng wrth h1m the fame and repu tatron ot Peorra lllrnors Fred Block tor four years has been a successful student here at LFA rnarntarnrnga C average throughout hrs four years He has proved that he can overcome the acadernrc grrnd Fred has been very actrve rn hrs tavorrte sport swrmmrng durrng hrs tour years He swam for the varsrty swrmmrng team durrng hrs trrst three years and last year was elected captarn tor 55 56 Fred has also partrcrpated rn many ot the Academy s extracurrrcular actrvrtres He organrzed the Auto Mechanrcs Club on whrch he has served as presrdent tor the past two wears Thrs year he rs a member of the Servrce Socrety Board and rs an usher rn chapel We all wrsh hrm the best rn college , . 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ROBERT ALEXANDER BURROUGHS Black Club VGfS1lY Track 2 3 4 Co Captaln 4 Chou' 2 3 4 Octet Z 3 4 Servtce Soctety 3 4 Vxce Presrdent 3 Cabmet 4 ln l953 Bob Burroughs came to the Academy from Peona lllrnols Smce then he has added a great deal to the school through h1s hard Work Athlettcally Bob has excelled 1n track proven by the tact that he was voted the most valuable player h1s Junlor year and co captam hrs semor year An act1ve mem ber of the SGYVICG Soctety Bob was elected vrce presldent last year and thls year was appo1nted to the cablnet Next year many boys w1ll mrss Bobs sparkhng personahty w1th whrch we are sure he w1ll gatn frlends at college ROBERT WILLIAM BUCKLEY IR Black Club Soccer 2 3 Football 4 Swtmmlng 2 3 Track 3 4 Cholr 4 Spectator 3 Caxy 3 Prlnt Shop 4 Bob or Bucks as he 1S called by many came to LFA rn h1s sophomore year Hrs w1nn1ng manner and ever present ann have been a part of the Academy s1nce that t1me Always ready wtth a cheerful word Bob IS a pleasant addltron to any act1v1ty tn whtch he part1c1pates Although Bob may at tlmes look black Cdue to one of the above mentloned act1v1 tresl h1s outlook lS never as grrm ln h1s Junror year he tr1ed exerclsrng h1s ltterary talents on our two publrcattons He has been a ready and w1ll1ng member ol all the ath letrc squads ln Whtch he has partlcrpated He tr1ed sw1mm1ng tor a tew years but ap parently decrded that he could make better tlme on land than 1n the water so he At erght ttfteen every morntng twell maybe a l1ttle laterl Bob s green De Soto convertrble hastens up to the parkrng area We wonder rt hte at LPA wouldnt be a httle b1t darker lf 1t dldn t come , . switched to track. COLIN CHARLES CAMPBELL Black Club Frosh Soph Football l Varsrty Swrm rnmg l Z 3 4 Vars1ty Track 2 Sarhng l 2 3 4 Lettermens Club l 2 3 4 Spectator 4 Wood Work mg 2 4 Cho1r l 2 3 4 Octet 3 4 Rad1o Club l Col1n Campbell from Batavla lll1no1s lS one of the many tour year senrors at the Academy Athletrcally Col1n played trosh soph football h1s hrst two years SW1mm1ng how ever IS Col s chret talent He Was one of the best pornt getters durlng hrs frrst three years BeS1deS berng a superlatrve d1ver he racked up many polnts 1n the breast stroke and dlstance races ln the sprrng Cohn lends h1s numerous talents to Uncs track team as a pole vaulter Collns chref outslde lnterest IS bull hghtlng h1s stor1es of wh1ch are not only famous for the1r lntrlgue but notorrous for the bull they lnclude Because of h1s success at LFA We Wlll expect much more accomphshment from h1m dunng hrs college career WALLACE EDWARD CARROLL IR Orange Club Frosh Soph Football 2 Frosh Soph Baseball 2 Varstty Football 3 4 Vars1ty Hockey 2 3 4 Varsrty Track 4 Iazz Club 3 4 Auto Mechanlcs Club 3 4 Servlce SOC1SlY 4 Three years ago from Deertleld lllrnors came Pat Carroll Slnce hrs arr1val here he has done an admlrable Job Durrng h1s flrst year at the Academy Pat played both trosh soph football and base ball ln the Wmter he 1S a member of the schools hockey squad Football however lS Pats ma1nstay He played and lettered on the varslty team as a tackle hrs 1un1or and senror year Pat s mam outs1de 1nterest rs 1azz He IS a staunch member of the lazz Club and plays a cool trumpet Pat also lS a member of the Auto Mechamcs Club V . 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U 11 . - 1 1 .1 STUART DIETRICH Black Club Varstty Football 4 Letter Octet 4 Chotr 4 Servtce Soctety 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Stu tn hts one year at LPA has made cn envtable name for htmselt as one ot the most popular sentors He was appotnted sentor prefect tn Warner House Stu s great love ts sports He was a for mtdable guard on the Academy football team and he earned a Varstty letter for hts supertor playtng ln the sprtng he plans to go out for the Varstty track team Stu t also an acttve member tn Gargoyle The Octet and Chotr have been greatly atded by the addttton ot Stu s bass votce Grunt s wtnntna personaltty and warm trtendltness are sure to be a valuable asset to htm tn colleae THOMAS COYNE III Black Club Frosh Soph Football 2 Frosh Soph Baseball 2 Varstty Football 3 4 Var tty Baseball 3 4 L ttermens Club 4 Camera Club L 3 4 Prest dent 3 Prtnt Shop Club 3 4 Prestdent 4 Publtca ton Boa d 3 In 1953 another conttngent from the North Shore came to LFA Ttm Coyne soon became an tmportant ttgure tn the extra currtcular ltte Hts adeptness wtth a camera enabled htm to be appotnted to the Publtca ttons Board the past two years Ttm was elected prestdent by the members of the Camera Club and Prtnt Shop Club durtng hts yuntor and sentor year respecttvely These acttvtttes have not hampered Ttms grades He has kept a respectable average tor hts three years Ttm has also hts classmates know ot Ttm s wonderful dts posttton and hts humorous anecdotes Wtth these attrtbutes we are certatn of Ttm s success tn college participated in football and baseball. All DALE WAYNE EDWARDS O anae Club F os't Sopn Foo ball 1 2 Frosw Sopbt Basketball l F osh Soph Baseball 1 Va mtv Foot ball 3 4 Va stty Baseball 2 3 4 Letterrnen s Club e oc1 y 3 4 C Qpec a o l Ever smce Dale Edwards entered the Academy tour years aao from Chtcaao he has been one of the most popular boys tn school Because ot h1s comtc anttcs sports prowess and academtc success Eds has played an tmportant part tn LFAS extra currrcular hte Thts year Dale was appornted to the Servtce Soctety Senror Counctl He ts co edttor of the vottng sectton of the Caxy ln football thts year he was quarterback and has lettered lor two years Durrng the base ball season he IS a Jack of all trades Dale has been a member of the Lettermen s Club for two years We are sure that Dale w1ll contlnue to Jay, A3155 fv V31 M935 9 4 J- 'aff RONALD HERBERT FRIED Black Club Frosh Soph Football l 2 Varsrty Track l 2 3 Cholrl Z Servtce SOC161Y 2 3 4 Spectator 3 4 Caxy 4 Class Treasu er l Class Secretary 2 Student Councrl 2 Four years ago LPA was graced wtth a very studtous and dtllgent worker named Ronnte Frred As you can see by h1s extra currtcular acttvtttes he has ben qutte acttve outstde of h1s studtes He was elected treas urer of h1s freshman class and secretary of hrs sophomore class along wtth betng a Student Counctl member Possesstna a very gutet manner Ronnle never attracts attentton to h1s accompltsh ments Espectallx noteworthy IS the hard work Ron put tn for the tntramurals pro ram We are conlldent that he wlll have repeated success 1n college and wrsh Ron t te best ot ever ,ftrm ' - r 1- ' i ' 1- I 5 r .- '. 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IAMES PHILIP GARLAND Black Club Frosh Soph Football l 2 Frosh Soph Baseball l Z Var tty S.-Jtmmtng Manager 2 3 Soccer 3 Spectatorl 2 3 4 News Ed1tor4 Caxy4 Servtce SOCIGIY 2 3 4 hm Garland s s1gn1f1cance os a member of the student body has culmtnated ID th1s fourth and sentor year Gazelle has two letters tn frosh soph football and one 1n frosh soph baseball to support hts stones glortous tolls and tnfrequent blunders hm has a Varstty letter for managtng the swtrn mtng team 1n hts sophomore year hms outstandtng extracurrtcular acttvtty has been hts work on the Spectator l-le was a member of the staff for four years and held the posttton of news edttor tn hts sentor year hm s great abtltty wtll be of great asststance to htm tn colleae LESLIE RICHARDS GAGE IR Black Club Varstty Football 3 4 Varstty Basket ball 4 Fresh Soph Baseball 2 Vars1ty Track 3 4 Servtce Soctety 4 Play Readmg 4 Lettermens Club 4 ln the sprtng of 1954 a brtght eyed but rather lost and bewtldered Da Bot came to the Academy Leslte Gage was that boy Many thtngs have happened stnce those March days He was dest1ned to become a member of Mr Cahtll s sen1or math class to w1n a varstty letter as a defenstve end on the football team and to be a steadtly drtv tng Da Bot a very envtable posttton Les amtabtltty dtltgent work and athlettc prowess w1ll enable htm to be long remem bered as a sentor class of 1956 Based on hts career at LFA we are sure he w1ll do a good thorough Job at college 1 . , . ' I . , t - tt .ff - f I - - . . ., 1 , . 1 I 1 . f , . . , . .. - - ' 4, , . . . . . , GEORGE WIELD GILLETT k A o lfec anrcs Club 4 Va rty Foo y l-lo k v 4 lntramura Georae came to LFP trom Racrne Wrs cons rr to tnrsh hrs last year rn secondary school Srnce ne arrrved he has proved that he can do as well scholastrcally as Academrcally George has had a frne record Not only rn scholastrcs but rn ath letrcs he has shown hrs abrlrty Playrna lootball and hockey he was assured of suc cess untrl he had to drop them because of rnrurres A trrendly drsposrtron and an excellent brand of humor have made George one o the favorrte members ot the senror class Wrth these attrrbutes George wrll approacn hrs college work prepared and we all hope he does as well as he drd at LPA BURTON DAVID GOULD Black Club Cross Country 4 Track 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Spec ator 4 lnto Warner House two years aao came Burt Gould askrna where he could put hrs barbells Srnce then Burt has become a popular trgure on LPA s campus Hrs ath letrcs rnclude two years on the track team as a shotputter and berna a member of the newly formed cross country team Burt rs no slouch as a student erther srnce he has marntarned a low A averaae Burts popularrty rn hrs dormrtory rs brought out by the tact that thrs year the Warnerrtes elected hrm therr secretary We know Burt wrth hrs rare sense of humor and frrendly personalrty wrll succeed wherever he aoes and we wart to wrsh hrm the best of luck rn the future Elacl Club ut -r h ' ' 5 YS' 1- ball 4 Varsrt ' c ey 5 . ls 4. 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I . l ' f MICHAEL FULLER HALL Black Club Varsity Football 2 3 4 Captain 4 Varsity Tennis 2 Varsity Track l 3 4 Vars ty Hockey 2 3 4 Choir 4 Octet 4 Service Society 3 4 Treasurer 3 Auto Mechanics Club 3 4 Letter mens Club 2 3 4 Three years ago from Bannockburn lllinois came Mike Hall who was destined to become a mainstay in LPA life His out standing accomplishments in the football field are unmatched He was voted the most valuable player in the Homecoming game during his Junior year and was elected cap tain of the team this year He appeared on the all conference football team for both his iunior and senior year One can see by Mike s host of extracur ricular activities that he was a very popular boy besides being a great football player He Was elected treasurer of the Service So ciety during his iunior year and is at pres We wish him the best of luck in college 36 MICHAEL IRWIN GROSS Orange Club, Frosh-Soph Football 2: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 3, Varsity Football 4, Intra- murals Z, 3, 45 Choir Z, 3, 45 Octet 2, 3, 45 Service Society Cabinet 4, Treasurer of the Sophomore Class. Mike Gross came to us three years ago, as a sophomore, from Harvey, Illinois, Since his arrival he has left many things to be re- membered. His good humor has made him liked by everybody in school. His partici- pation in the Choir and Octet has not only made those activities better, but has helped them promote the school to outsiders. His likeable personality has made him many faithful friends, as can be seen in his election to such various offices as the treas- urer of the sophomore class and the treas- urer of the Service Society in his senior year Mike is a well rounded boy who does equally as Well in the classrooms as on the different playing fields We wish Mike as much success in the years to come as he attained here at LPA Ni ' ' ' 2 ' ' ', ', 1 .1 ' ent on the Service Society Board. 1 D .21 ill ' ' A . H l L 352 CHARLES HIRSHEIMER Black Club Varsrty Football 3 Tennrs lvfanager 3 Va srtf Foo ball lvfanaaer 4 Se vrce Socrety 3 4 Play Rea rna Club 4 Sp cao 4 ln 1954 Charlre came to LPA as a Warnerrte and rn hrs senror year w s ap pornt d prefect He has been an actrve partrcrpator rn campus athletrc actrvrtres ln hrs tunror year he was a member of the varsrty football squad and rn hrs serrror year was manager Charlre has also been an asset to the rntramurals league and as manaaer for the tennrs squad He has been valuable to the Servrce Socrety and the Spectator Charlre has also been a marnstay to the Play Readrna Club Charlre has been one of the most popu lar members of the senror class and hrs suoerror personalrty and amrable manner are sure to send hrm a long way rn the college of hrs chorce LAWRENCE HOFF IR Orange Club Frosh Soph Football l Z Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Track l 2 Brrck Squad l orr r 3 4 Oc et r 2 3 4 Glee Club Dance Cowrmrttee 4 Servrce Socrety 2 3 4 Spectator 3 4 C1 culatron Manage 4 Caxy 4 Stddent Councrl 3 l-larlrna from that most famous crty o Sprrngfreld lllrnors comes Larry Hoff Larry a four year veteran of the academrc wars at the Academy has accomplrshed many thrngs l-le has also been a hrahly valued member of the Chorr and the Octet as well as the Servrce Socrety lust last year he was elected to the Student Councrl bv hrs class mates Thrs year Lar has been appornted to the drnma hall commrttee and rs servrng as crrculatron manaaer of the Spectator Larry has a drstrnct rnterest rn the arts especrally good musrc and hrs amazrng abrlrty for playrna the part of the crgar chewrn vrllarn arves all at school many lauahs l ot graduated YN X. A 4 V Y, . In d ' fC91fY, C f 'e L o 1 1 . ,J ,I J 'T . 7 , .1 ,2,,, I ,,, 1, K n I ,rf A rf ',, ' Y. . 1 ' . M 4 I J 1 . . .. V is-: ' - , , W , f , ,. . Y ALAN RICHARD HOWARD Bldck Club5 Track 45 lazz Club 45 Auto Mechanics Club 45 l..9ll6I'IT19I'1lS Club 4, Climbing up the Bates House stairs you would usually find in the first room on the lelt a crowd ot people gathered. Here in Als room, the music comes out all day long, and every now and then there is a dancing exhibition by Al. Al came to LPA as a senior and just about everybody prolitted from it. lf it wasnt getting some culture in his room5 it was learning how to pole vault or listening to some tale ot his past experiences. ln sports Al showed his ability on Uncle l.ou's track team, where he was a pole vaulter. We wish Al all of the success that is d'ie him in the years to come, RICHARD SCOTT HOLMES Blick Club Va stty Soccer 3 4 Sailing 3 Var itv Swimming 3 Va ity Golf 3 4 Gargoyle 4 Lette men s Club 4 Play Reading 4 lazz Club 3 4 Auto Mechanic Club 3 4 Service Society 3 4 Dick arrived at the Academy in l954 and lived in Warner House Because ol his popularity and leadership in the dorm and on campus he was appointed senior prefect Because of Dicks prowess at aolt and soccer he has been a valuable as et to the Academy athletic teams and was awarded two varsity letters He was also a member of the swimming and intramural teams Dick has been active in the dramatic groups as a play reader and as a member ol the Gargoyle He has been an enthusias tic member ol the lazz and Auto Clubs too and has greatly aided the Service Society in doing its meritorious Job on campus TERRY HUGH HOWARD acl: Cl h Auto lf c an c up Se x Soc etw 4 Terry IS very f ell known around LPA tor hrs qutet humorous manner He ts sure to get a lauah wtth h s vrvrcl clescrtpttons ana solemn expresston wh1le tellln of hrs humorous past exper ences ln addrtton to hts stuches he has spent much ot h1s t1me y orlclna for the Auto Mechantcs Club Terry has ht ln well smce he came from Culver two years aao and has acqu1red many fnencls He has spent h1s alter school t1me on the work squad and 1n m tramurals Hts many adherents W1ll mlss hlm next year and we are certatn that he w1ll be a success anywhere WILLIAM HARVEY INGHAM Vars1ty Football 4 Servlce Soclety 4 Iazz Cluo 4 Track 4 Blll lnaham came to Ll-'A from La Canada Calltornta for hls semor year ol prep school ln hrs short stay he has cer tamly won aclrruratton for HIS ftne work tn senlor math When Btll arrtved he lmrnedlately went out for vars1ty football and won hts letter He rntends to go out for track tn the sprma Because of hts amazma slall at the plano Wmsome W1ll1e has been an asset to the Academy s Jazz band lt rs hard to 1maa1ne anythlna but suc cess for Blll 1n the colleae he chooses to at tend Bl ' u .eh .i s Cl 3, 4, r'ice l ' . 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GEORGE IRVING KANGAS Black Club Varsrty Soccer l 2 3 4 Co Captarn 4 Varsrty Hockey 2 Frosh Soph Basketball l Varsrty Spectator l 2 3 4 Sports Edrtor 3 Eclrtor rn Chref 4 Lettermens Club l 2 3 4 Class Presrdent l 2 4 Student Councrl l 2 3 4 For hrs trrst three years at LPA George Kangas was a Da Bor from Lake Forest Thrs year he became a boarder rn Durand House Of all hrs trarts the most outstandrng rs hrs rnsrstence on accomplrshrng hrs goals He co captarned hrs two varsrty sports soccer and baseball he was elected class presrdent hrs freshman sophomore and senror year George was elected to all ses srons of the Student Councrl Academrcally he has been a constant member ot the headmasters lrst Thrs year he was ap pornted edrtor rn chref of the Spec There rsnt space to enumerate hrs other accom plrshments George has become an out standrng LPA leader Well all be watchrng hrm durrng hrs college career ROBERT EUGENE I OHNSTON Orange Club Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Track 3 4 Lettermerrs Club 3 4 Auto Mechanrcs Club 3 4 Camera Club 4 House Vrce Presrdent 4 lrr l954 Bob Iohnston came to the Academy from Lrncoln Nebraska Very soon he became rnterested rn the school Bob was elected vrce presrdent and senror prefect of Warner House He has been a brg man rn LFA sports Iohnsts Jorned the varsrty tootball team and rn hrs two years of playrng has won two letters ln track too Bob has been an asset to the team as a shot putter Other than South Bend grrls Bob has had one marn extracurrrcular actrvrty He has been rn the Auto Mechanrcs Club srnce hrs arrrval He rs assured of a trne college career rn engrneerrng at the college of hrs chorce , . , - , , , b 7 ' , , , , - ' n I Baseball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4g Service Society 2, 4: : ' . . , 2 ' , . : , - I I , , ' I . . rw-ur WOO-HYUNG KIM Orange Club: Varsity Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey l, Z, 3, 4: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Baseball Manager l' Cam- era Club l, Z, 3, 4: Photo Editor of Caxy 4, Letter- rnens Club l, 2, 3, 4, Auto Mechanics' Club 3, 4. From Korea four years ago came Woo Kim destined to become one of the out- standina members of his class Hls first year was difficult because of his lack of English vocabulary but now he puts to shame some of the other seniors Woo played soccer in his freshman year and has lettered ever since He is very much in terested in photography and has been a member of the Camera Club all four years This year Woo is one of the top members of Mr Cahill s math four course a commend able feat for anyone With his persevering quest for improv ing his English skills and natural ability for math Woo Will Without a doubt be a success in College HAROLD IOE KOPPEL Orange Club Frosh Soph Football 2 Frosh Soph Baseball 2 Varsity Football 3 4 Manager 4 Var sity Baseball 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Service So ciety 3 4 President 4 Caxy 3 4 Spectator 3 4 Shop 2 3 4 Vice President of Class 4 Three years aao from Benton Arkansas came razor back Hal Koppel Since his arrival Hal has been very active in sports and extracurricular acttvities This year he was elected vice president of the senior class Hal also has found ttme to serve as president of the Service Society and activlties editor for the Caxy Kops played varsity football his Junior year and this year due to an 1nJury was asked to be manager ln the spring season he participates in Coach Cahills baseball team His ambition and drligence have en abled Hal to be top man academically in his class With these attributes he will surelv do as well in the college of his choice ' , in I I ' ' , as 1 ' , 1 Y --' is M Kirin S Q5 Hz? 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'FA 'Elin Xig3?Hi! fl aglzg xi .-' HENRY YOUNG YIN LEONG Black Club Varsxty Soccer l 2 3 4 Vars1ty Track l 2 4 Varslty Hockey l 2 3 4 Lettermens Club l 2 3 4 Servrce Soclety 3 4 Camera Club Z Auto Mechanrcs Club 3 4 Henry Leong came to LPA from Hong Kong by Way of Chrcago The tall of h1s freshman year Mr Carbray welcomed one of the best soccer players ever to come to the Academy Henrys speed and ag1l1ty w1ll go down m the annals ot the school Dur1ng hrs Jumor year Hen was elected to the lllrnors all state soccer team ln hrs senlor year he was chosen by the members of the squad co captam of the team Henrys unusual sense of humor has been a source of pleasure to all who have known hlm durmg hrs tour year stay at the Academy GEORGE WILLIAM LEHMANN IR Black Club Swrmmmg l 2 3 Co Captam 3 Track 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Auto Mechamcs Club 3 Caxy 4 Spectator 2 4 SSFVICG Socrety 4 ll a hoarse vorce IS heard reverberatlng from the hallowed halls of Durand House one w1ll be sure to know that 1t IS George s Sk1p as he IS known to all of LFA 1o1ned us rn h1s sophomore year He ha1ls from Chtcago and has proved to be a great asset to the school ln sports he has shown consrderable skrll m swrmmmg havlng been elected co captam h1s Junror year Sklp played soccer hrs sen1or year for the frrst trme and made the startrng eleven as a hallback Everyone at LPA knows hrm for hrs qulck w1t and Jovralrty and wlshes h1m the , . , , , I I I - he . . . . . . . Li r.,, R rg? st 1 X 1 ggyggmg 1, best of luck at college. . ,,.,..,w,x. 212.4 ,,,Jg. -g,E:,4kuH.n :li .L-.- ls pg Lf.. 'I 'v-F, f ,::t'.5 .R......z:'1t- 3 2, ,y zur ' 1, 1 ,- :::. gl. 2-.zz -.:::.. 1JE:'2 2 5-.- .-. , . 5' 2 - - - - lx If ' I A V l , Af' .- THOMAS BARON LIEF arrge Cldo S ce 4 B Le Club 4 B rage Club 4 LPA was very fortunate when South Amerrca sent us Tom Lref tor hrs senro year Tom became popular upon hrs ar rrval at Bates House Hrs athletrc actrvrtres rnclude baseball and soccer l-le was start mg halfback on Mr Carbrays toeram mers and hrs frne play was rewarded by a letter Thrs sprrng Tom played for Mr Cahrlls baseball team Besrdes berng ath letrc Tom has marntarned a B averaae durrng hrs brref stay here at LPA We know that Tom wrth hrs fme sense of humor easy gorng manner and wrnnrna personalrty Wrll have no trouble succeedrn at the college ot hrs chorce THOMAS IOSEPH LO PRESTI O rrge Cl P sh Soph Pootb ll l Varsrty Poot ball 2 3 4 Jarsrty Swrmmmg l Varsrty Baseball l 2 3 4 Co Captarrr 4 Chorr 2 Servrce Socrety 3 4 Lettermerrs Club l 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Cla s Secretary Z T easurer 3 When Tom Lo Prestr arrrved on the ampus tour years ago LPA aarned a ter rrtrc athlete and personalrty As a member of Mr Hastrngs eleven he played left end and was elected the most valuable player of thrs Years Homecomrng game l-le has been the startrna trrst baseman tor tour years on Mr Cahrlls eleven and he has also been elected co aptarn of thrs years team ln oerna ele ted presrdent ot the Lettermen s Club Loc was recoanrzed th s ear as one o the tnest athletes rn s hool He has made an unlrrnrted number of r rrds dur P rs sta at LPA ard NG are surre tfr t nerr fre aoes to corle e he f rll not s or C9 Or r oc r , aseball 4 ttermens - V V.. , , A L . . . . 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A CA als.. . -A A J r 1 so . .oraotteri MARION THURSTON MARTIN IR Frosh Soph Football 2 Frosh Soph Baseball 2 Swrrnmrng 2 3 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Bas ketball 4 Varsrty Baseball 3 4 Chorr 3 4 Octet 4 Servrce Socrety 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Marron T Martrn lr called Toby by hrs rntrmates rs one ot the best dressed senrors at the Academy The possessor of a trne car a 48 Packard Toby wrll perrodrcally arrrve late Wrth a long story of a mechanrcal farlure Through hrs three years at LFA he has backed the football team Wrnnrng a letter as an end on the l955 squad ln hrs last two years he has sung tenor rn the Chorr and thrs year rs one of the featured srngers rn the Octet Whrle at the Academy he has marn tarned a B C average He Wrll always be remembered tor hrs school loyalty and gregarrous nature 44 RONALD DEAN MARKEL Orange Club Sarlrng 4 Archery 4 Servrce So crety 4 Durrng hrs brref stay ot one year at LFA Ron has made many trrends and earned a trne name for hrmselt rn all lrelds ot our academrc lrte He has shown hrmselt to be a serrous Worker as rs evrdenced by hrs earn rng hrs emblem rn sarlrng and hrs actrve par trcrpatron rn the Archery Club Hrs trrends and the faculty ot the Acad emy Wrll long remember Ron and We wrsh hrm the best of luck rn college 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 r 1 . A 1 1 1 1 ' F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 v 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 GEORGE DIRK MEYER '11 D Cab ne 4 When D FK Meyer trans erred l orn Peorta Central l-l1ah School ms u 1or yea the Academy truly aamed a ser ous student Thrs tact lS shown by hrs constant appear ance on the heaclmaster s ltst and thrs year he IS one of the top men m the school Athletxcally Drrk rs a conscrentlous worker l-le went out for soccer thrs tall however h1s mam sport talent IS tenn1s Last year he lettered as a doubles player and w1ll probably keep that posttron thts year ln extracurncular act1v1t1es Drrk has served on the Spec where thrs year be holds the 1mportant post of make up edttor Dtrk lS a member of the Servrce Soclety Cabmet ln thts short t1me here Drrk has done well and we w1sh htm the best rn college ROBERT WILLIAM MOTHERWELL IR ketball 2 Varstty l-lockev 4 Vars1ty Soccer 3 4 Varstty Golf 2 3 4 Captam 4 Lette 'nen s Club 2 3 4 Serv e Soctety 2 3 4 Auto Mechamcs Club 3 lazz Club 3 4 Cholr 2 Caxy 4 Spec ator 4 Three years aao Bill Motherwell trans terred to the academy from New Tner l-l1ah School Stnce hs arrlval he has made a une record Atftlettcally Brll play ed tootball and bas ketball nts llrst year and varslt soccer abd ho key tr s ear Got ho Never s Moms pro Ness Tnrs year ne s capta n of the team and s elected the most valuable pla e last ear B ll s outslde 1nte ests a e c rs and azz l-l '1 s r1t en on both he Spe tator and xy ld ls has ee a er Serv e S cet or t tree ears lS'l E1 t e best at ' e e 0 hs Pot Ora. 4e Club Varsity' Tennis 3, 4 Varsxy' Soccer Letterrnens Clu' 3, 4 Speyrcr 4 Servrce Society' . t l -1 Dance Committee 4 l' ' f r tl V i - 4 ' , , . . , - X . . Black Club, Frosh-Soph Football 2: Frosh-Soph Bas- : ic ' , , , . ' .' , , ' . . -4 . . V4 ' I A ,Y A l ' V, A A ' Yvv ' 3, , , . Q 1 , .. l 1 lt was - lt y r V 1 1 ' ' I w ,-. Q . , . a . , s e la ' t . tl. c Cay. le, a o, b n memb of the ic o i y f E y' We all l -'ll h ' cf luck .ite coll Q frl C.. 'ce IOHN FAXON OTIS IR Black Club Varsity Baseball 3 4 Varsity Football 3 Varsrty Basketball 4 Gargoyle 3 Chorr 3 4 Octet 3 4 Iazz Club 3 4 Servrce Society 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 LPA was very lucky when Iohn Otis transferred from Evanston High School after hrs sophomore year Since then he has been outstanding rn athletics and has lettered rn a lea injury kept lohn off the football team this year he was able to play on the bas ketball team Iohn reigns rn Warner House as vice president Last year he was the frrst orator of the upper school and he lent his vorce and acting ability to the Gargoyle While this year he has been selected treasurer of hrs class With hrs sense of humor and terrific personality lohn is sure to do well in the college of hrs choice Not graduated ROGER LEE O'NEILL Orange Clubp Frosh-Soph Football 1, Frosh-Soph Baseball l, Frosh-Soph Basketball lg Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4g Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Tennis 45 Lettermerrs Club 3, 4, Auto Mechanics' Club 3, 4, Caxy 4, Sports Editor. Supposedly there are limitations to a mans ability rn the field of athletics but Roger ONerll has proved the exception Rog rn hrs four years at the Academy has excelled rn not one sport but rn three foot ball hockey and baseball This year he was named frrst string on the all conference football team and all state honorable men tron Ape rs also noted for his rugged play on the rce as a goalie for Colemans savage srx ln extracurricular lrfe Roger Was an actrve member of the Auto Mechanics Club for two years and he Was appointed sports editor of the Caxy These talents and his friendly nature will insure Rog a most successful career rn college l 'R football, basketball, and baseball. Although Q 7 1 K . 1 6? ,,g'i , ANDRE IAMES PERRY Black Club Tennr 2 Hocke 4 Gargoyle 2 Mechanrc Club 2 3 4 Se Jrc Socrety 3 4 hm a Fond du Lac boy rs very v e known and well lrked at the Academy cause of hrs long legs hm has an easy gorng nonchalant way of walkrng whrch makes hrm easy to prck out rn a crowd Hrs casual way ot tellrng anecdotes and storres makes them extra tunny and he has earned hrmselt many loyal frrends hm s extracurrrcular actrvrtres rnclude the Auto Mechanrcs Club rn whrch he par trcrpates very energetrcally He has burlt one hot rod and rs makrng plans tor another For hrs sports actrvrtres hm plays hockey and also a lrttle tennrs hm cant mrss rn hrs future at colleae because ot hrs abrlrty to work and hrs very lrkeable nature THEODORE HEATHCOTE PICKERING IR Black Club Frosh Soph Football l 2 Frosh Soph Football 3 4 Varsrty Basketball Manager 3 Varsrty Baseball 3 4 Spectator Headlrne Edrtor 4 Servrce Socrety 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Who has an unlrrnrted number f apropos clrches9 To all who know Prck the answer to thrs rs srmple He trlls the brll rn an easy amrable fashron Ted rs one of the few four year Da Bor senrors rn hrs trme spent at school he has carved hrmself a nrche rn the granrte we call LPA Extracur rrcular actrvrtres rn the form of the Servrce Socrety Spectator and varrous sports have kept Ted on hrs toes For two years Ted has been the trrst strrng punt center on the foot ball team He also played on the unde teated Da Bor basketball team All rn all the passrng of Prck from the Academy to lottrer herahts wrll be observed rtn rnterest D ll I : 's y p Auto A , , A v' ' , Be- Bqsrqerrmrr 'r, 2, Frosh-Soph Bqsebdrr 'r, 2g ifursrry . . O PHILIP HECKERT SANDERS IR Orange Club Varsrty Track l 2 Varsrty Football Manager 3 4 Gargoyle 3 4 Sarlrng 2 3 Va srty Basketball Manager 4 Iazz Club 3 4 Caxy 4 Phrl Sanders entered the Academy four years ago as a freshman He soon drst n gurshed hrrnself among hrs classmates by hrs Englrsh achrevemerrt scores and hrgh grades For the past two years hrs marn rrrterests have been razz and rock and roll rrrusrc Probably no other boy rrr school rs so rn love wrth hrs home town as Phrl rs Wrth South Bend Because of Phrl South Bend enroys a place of hrgh esteem among the popular crtres of LPA He also has that rare talent of makrng frrends wrth all those Wrth whom he assocrates He really should have a very satrsfyrng experrence rn college and we wrsh hrm the best there MICHAEL DART RUHL Orange Club Frosh Soph Football 2 Frosh Soph Basketball 2 Varsrty Golf 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Varsrty Track 4 Servrce Socrety 2 3 4 Caxy 3 4 Assrstant Edrtor4 Three years ago our class added to rts ranks Mrke Buhl from Davenport lowa Srrrce hrs arrrval he has made a frne record ln extracurrrcular actrvrtres Mrke has worked tor the Servrce Socrety and the Caxy Thrs year he was appornted an usher rn chapel and assrstant edrtor of the Caxy Athletrcally Mrke has partrcrpated rn varsrty football basketball track and golf He has lettered rn all four of the sports Es pecrally skrlled rn golf he has been a marn stay on Mr Arpee s squad for three years There can be no doubt that Mrke Wrll be as successful rn olleae as he has been at LPA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 'j ' A 1 , , . x. 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I I ' i - 1 - 1 RICHARD ALBERT SANFORD L 4 the A aderrx from Toad l-te has made a 'tame tor hrmsel' rn the c dernrc lrte at LPA At araduatron last year he recerved rr award tor havrna the second hrahest academrc average of the Junror class Care less has exemplrtred hrmselt rn neatness ot dress and courteous decorum For the past three wrnters Drck has been a member of Mr Mayers Gargoyle The clrmax ot hrs career at LPA came when he was appornted busrness manager of the Pub lrcatrons Board Thrs tall he went out for soccer and because Ol an rnrury became manager ot the team At the college ot hrs choosrng Drck wrll be sure to do the same commendable rob that he drd here LOUIS HENRY SCHROEDER Il O g Cl.rb Fo h Soph Football 2 F sh Soph Basketball 2 Var rty Football 3 4 Va srty Basket ball 3 4 Varsrty Tennrs 2 3 Servrce Socrety 3 4 Auto Mechanrcs Club 3 4 Caxy 4 Student Courrcl 2 3 Class Ottcer 3 Vrce Presrdent Three years ago from Hrnsdale lllrnors came Lours Schroeder Srnce then Lours has made a most admrrable record at LPA Amona hrs manv accomplrshments are rn cluded hrs berna a member ot the Student Councrl and an otlrcer ot hrs class for hrs Junror year Thrs year he was all confer ence center on tne football team and trrst strrng on the basketball team Other ot loure s 'nterests are the Serv rce Socret the Auto Mechanrcs Clrb ath letrcs o' a l lc nds and sports cars Lous aurret ard aenral manner have .won h rn a areat rumber of trrends at the Acaderr' f Jn wig frundff Clllf. Soccer 3 4 Ikznagzf-r 4 Saxlrna 3 f':.e:: Cla' 3, 4 Gargoyle Q, 3, 4 Servrce Sccrezv L 3 4 Servrcff C:rn'nrf.ce ', Chairman Cary Z - gli, r :7 .rl1c':t1cn.i Board 4 El.?1!'1E,'F lvfartaaer Three years ago, Dick Sanford came to if .,, A fi , .. C rj l , Y .. r, ' . . ' r ' a a . ' ' ' ' A ,Q , ,N Y Y , . , TAA .J Y I, . . , . 4 mA 5 i' rane rg rs.-t. .. 5 ro.- . A 5 S' , z Y' - IAMES HALL SNYDER Orange Club Frosh Soph Football l Varsrty Tenms l 2 3 4 Varslty Soccer 3 4 Co Captarn 4 Vars1ty Basketball 3 4 Captarn 4 Spectator 3 4 Clrcula tron Manager 4 Lettermens Club l 2 3 4 V Presrdent 4 Servrce Soclety 3 4 Dance Comm1t tee 4 Smce the day he arr1ved on campus four years ago lrm Snyder has been one of the most promment trgures here l'-le has done a lme Job scholastlcally as well as academl cally Thls year I1m was co captaln of the soccer team and captam of the basketball team and co captam of tennls For four years he has played on the l1rst str1ng tenms squad To accentuate h1s athlet1c career at LPA he was elected vrce presldent of the Lettermen s Club thrs year When ltm enters college next year We slncerely hope he Wrll do as well as he has done here ANUDIIT SINADYODHARAKS Orange Club Servlce Soclety 4 Varslty Soccer 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Anudut proved to be a Welcome but short l1ved addttron to the LFA soclety Hallmg from Bangkok Thalland he at tended school tn Austraha before entermg LPA to prepare for the Umverslty of lllmors I-hs ready srmle and gemal a1r W1ll long be remembered by h1s Durand House constltu ents and 1t IS a certamty that he W1ll do Well rn college Not graduated i , I I Q J i ' 1 I ,.,,iCe- 2 ,J '- ,. , ' , I - , , , RICHARD EARLE WELTON Soccer 4 Hockey 4 Octet 4 Chorr 4 lazz Club 4 SEIVICG Socxety 4 At 8 10 every Weekday mornlna a blue Ford or a 36 Cadrllac convertrble rolls through the archway down the h1ll and comes to a stop From behlnd elther Wheel steps a connotsseur ot antlque automoblles Dlck Welton Dlck a one year man has won many trlends among the senlors a Job hard to complete ln but one year He has proved to be an mtegral part of the ever lmprovmg hockey squad and has through stellar toe Jammlng contrlbuted a large share 1n the banner soccer year Wlth h1s academtc and athletlc excellence h1s future IS bound to be br1ght We Wlsh htm the best of luck WILLIAM BARCLAY WHITMAN Orange Club Frosh Soph Football 1 Frosh Sopl' Basketball 1 2 Vars1ty Football 2 3 4 Vars ty 1 ack l A 3 4 Co Captam 4 Lettermen s Club l Z 3 4 Sports Edttor 4 Caxy 4 Serv1ce Soctety 4 Cab met 4 Class Treasurer 1 Vtce Presxdent 2 Secre tary 4 B111 Whrtman a tour year man came to the Academy as a Da Bol from Glenv1eW lll1no1s Hts many act1v1t1es 1nd1cate h1s m terests tn LFA Last year B111 appeared 1n Mr Carbrays Argyle presentahon and proved to possess a fxne sense of humor Thts year he was a substrtute Juror on the Bojack court The record ot h1s success ln football and ln track lS amaz1ng B111 has been a member of the all conference football team for two onsecutrve years and was elected co cap tam of the track team hrs seruor year All ot Btlls many trrends are sure that h1s attrrbutes Wrll make hlm an outstand1na success tn colleae 3 J, , , I - I , I - , Q ' I ' AA , 1 A , , I i 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Spectator I - I ' 1 , , . A Orange Club Frosh Soph Football 2 Frosh Soph Baseball 2 Hockey 3 4 Tennls 2 3 4 Serv Socrety 4 Art Club 3 Theater Club 4 Belott hasnt been the same smce Iep came to the Academy three years ago Hrs warm smcere personalrty has made hun popular wrth everybody Although Iep 1S very consc1ent1ous about hrs studres he has partrcrpated rn the Art Club and Theater Club Last Wlnter he Concentrated h1s efforts on the hockey squad and was an asset to the team H1s lnterest rn Jazz rhythm and blues and hunt1ng keep htm busy much of the t1me at home lep plans to study enameerma and ousrness adm1n1strat1on rn colleae and wrtln hrs well rounded 1nterests and personaht We are sure of hls succe s IAMES RODNEY WILLIAMS Flack Club Var 1ty Football 2 3 4 Varslty Track l 2 3 4 Frosn Sooh Football l Dance Commlttee 4 Co Chatrrnan 4 Varstty Hockey l 2 Servrce Socrety 3 4 Art Club Z 3 4 LettermensClub 2 3 4 Rod came to the Academy from North brook four years ago to the delrght of the athletrc department A strong man on the track team he performed well rn the drscus the shot put and the htgh Jump Wrlhe played vars1ty football and Won two letters as an outstandlng tackle He reached h1s peak h1s sen1or year when he Was named to the all conference team Rod found the tran qull atmosphere of Durand House to h1s 11k mg and as a senror momtor garned the re spect of the underclassmen Rod s amlable d1spos1t1on w1ll be among the many assets he w1ll carry wrth hlm to college next fall IONATHAN EDWARDS PIERPONT WOOD I : F 4, 5 ' , Z, : - iCe l lass oi 1957 OFFICERS Zeratsky, President: Addams, Vice- President: Hazen, Secretary: Iohnson, Treasurer. First Row: Hayner, Rehn, Hobson, Sharp, Deagan, Freedman. Second Row: Erickson, Terry, Strachan, Harvey, Raiter, Hewitt, Perisho. Third Row: Wastcoat, Burns, Hoelscher, Haecker, Cummings. Hoppe, S. Morris. Fourth Row: Tincu, Platou. Barton. Weld. Fifth Row: McCreary, Reuling, Bowen. I. Morris, Moore, Addoms, Shellman, Gray Sixth Row: Shapiro, Betz. Simmons, Touton. Seventh Row: Zeratsky, Sickel, Carroll, Iohnson, Boice, Hazen. First Row: Noble, Hedberg, Hall, Brown, Weis, Wilder. Second Row: M, Schwartz, Iten, L. Schwartz, Coy, McDougal. Third Row: Mayer, Taylor, Block, Munger, Davis. Fourth Row: Henkle, Marks. Ressinger, Stevenson. Filth Row: Huss, Tilly, Burgert, Iohnson. Sixth Row: De Melo, Prohaska, Holt, Kelly, Kennedy, Boysen. Seventh Row: Landwirth, Blossom, Martin, Vejjavisit, Gatke. Eighth Row: Blumenthal, Van Horn, Kaufman. Crane, Prime. Ninth Row: Roby, Taylor. Forster. Hopper. Class ol 1958 Bailey OFFICERS Stevenson, Vice-President: Davis. President: Forster, Secretary: Wilder. Treasurer. ass of 1959 OFFICERS Richards, Vice-President: Harris, Secretary: Korhumel, Treasurer: Ture ner, President. First Row: Veeck, Caldwell, Harris, Carr, Owens, Minkner. Second Row: R. Bolin. Murphy. H. Bolin, Leach, Kling, Tieken. Third Row: Buehler. Lewis, Galloway, Ray. Fourth Row: Steffey, Baer, Korhumel, Lyon, Harper. Filth Row: Mclntosh, Richards, Turner, Wiener. Sutton. Activities 'Wv ,, -al 175 xii. g all i i A -F 'in ii. Y otcs on tuclsznt overnmoznt Wrth respect to student government th1s has been an unusual year to say the least at LPA ln brlet there has been no offrcral student councrl yet seldom have student affaxrs gone so smoothly seldom have the students been so actlve and eff1c1ent tn promotma the best tnterests of themselves and thus of the school seldom have the morale and the l1a1son between students and admrn 1strat1on been on such a htgh plane Th1s paradox needs explanatlon for the record ln ant1c1pat1on of far reachmo projected changes 1n student and faculty oraamzatxon for the present year the admmrstratron permltted student counctl electrons for l955 56 to lapse last sprma Among the contemplated changes were the decentrahzatlon of certaln school affarrs from the Headmaster s 0ff1ce under the aegrs of faculty dlrectors the reorgamzatron and extens1on of the respons1b1l1t1es of the SGTVICS SOC19lY our only school wtde student orgamza tron and the elevatlon of the semor class to a hrgher plane of leadersh1p and control lt has been a revealmg experlment The manner rn whrch the trad1 t1onal class offrcers the SSFVICS SOC19lY Cabmet and the sen1or class have stepped forward to f1ll the gap has rarsed mterestrng questrons as to the need for a student councll ID the tradttxonal sense Yet the Headmaster followmg extensive dlscusston wlth student groups dur1ng the year feels that a small representatwe body of student leaders lb needed to correlate and dlrect the total pattern of 6X1Sl1I'1Q student organrza t1on and affa1rs At th1s Wrtttng he lS therefore proposmg to the school at large through thelr class offrcers a summrt group to be composed of the four sen1or offtcers the underclass pres1dents and the presrdent of the Servrce Soc1ety Th1s Would yleld a controlhng orgamzatlon wetghted on the s1de of sen1or membershlp yet representatwe of the school a maxrmum group of erght and a mrmmum of seven and would combtne the leadersh1p of class unrts and the school wrde SSYVICG Socrety 1 e the consol1dat1on of extstmg and proven govern1ng bod1es The fmaltty name and by laws of the proposed orgamza tron are yet tentatlve WGIUHQ further dtscusslon and the mformrng of the var1ous classes The rdea of democratlc student government then IS undergo1ng change at Ll-'A What arlses wrll g1ve proof of the wlllmgness of the Academy to revlew the status quo to burld and to change wtth the changrng needs of the school V 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 - ' .1 1 1 I - - 1 1 1 tt .11. .. 1 1 , . tt .11 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , . SERVICE SOCIETY CABINET First Row: Koppel. F. B I o c k. Edwards. Gross, Whitman, Leach. Second Row: Addoms, Turner, Pickering. Sny- der, Mr. Truslow. Third Row: Mclntosh, Crcme. Ressinger, Meyer. Fourth Row: Zeratsky, Bur- roughs, Sanford, Hopper. Huss. Boice. crviccz ocicty ln previous years the Service Society has been the largest extracurricular activity in the school, This year it was almost totally revised. Every boy in the school is a member, The actual administrative duties are performed by the Service Society Cabinet, which consists of twenty-two boys, ten seniors, five juniors, four sophomores, and three freshmen. Each year more boys are appointed to this council from each class, finally reaching the maximum of ten in the senior year, Any boy may be dropped and a new one put in his place if the situation is drastic enough to merit it. The lower classmen are not allowed to vote on matters that directly concern the school, but may on other issues, and they may freely expound their views on anything that comes up. The officers of this body are: Hal Koppel, President, Sam Addoms, Vicefpresi- dent, Dale Edwards, Secretary, and Mike Gross, Treasurer. Mr, Truslow is the faculty adviser. Most of the duties of the Society are performed by committees of boys taken from the cabinet. Among these is the Service Committee, whose meme bers visit either Ridge Farm or Lake Bluff Orphanaae alona with some boys outside the Cabinet and give help in numerous ways, The Flag Committee makes sure that all school flags are put up in the morning and taken in at night, The Reception Committee welcomes outside visitors, The Christmas Fund Committee manages the only drive, which takes place at Christmas. This year the drive netted 351,150 which was divided amona eleven needy charities. Since the Cabinet takes the place of the now nonfexistent Student Council, there are numerous small committees appointed as the needs arise, which take care of small items such as making requests and suggestions to the school administration. The Service Society manages the two new agencies that were set up this year, the Lost and Found and the Tuck Shop. For the latter the Society bore rowed 351,700 from the Mothers' Association, which they will pay back from the proceeds of the shop. The Tuck Shop offers necessities such as toothpaste and luxuries like ice cream. Good luck to the editor and his stall for next years centennial axy Sealed Ruhl Mr Trier Billings Standing Kim ONe1ll Koppel Through hard work editor Iohn Billings and his staff have com piled this forty sixth issue ot the Caxy The assistant editor Mike Buhl and Woo Kim the photographic editor have put in much time getting the stories and photos These boys with the help of others have written a great deal of copy and organized material One of the most important jolos on any school publication is that of gathering pictures. In this respect Woo has done a very tine job' therefore We hope the school will recognize his good work throughout the book, The sports and activities sections are the most popular of the book and Roger O Neill and Hal l-loppel editors respectively have done their part. Special thanks should go to Dick Sanford who has see cured nearly all of the ads appearing in the book. Gur Faculty adviser Mr, Trier has given immeasureable help to the statt. Caxy. CAXY STAFF CONTRIBUTORS Editor ................., lohn Billings Assistant Editor , , .... , A Mike Buhl Photography Editor A Woofklyung Kim Business Manager , , . Bichard Sanford 60 Addoms Burroughs Campbell Edwards Garland Hopper Huss lohnston Koppel Lehmann Liet McCreary Meyer Motherwell O'Neill Bessinger Sanders Shapiro Welton Whitman Sealed: Huss, Garland, Mr. Nelson, Kcmgcs. Meyer. Standing: Whitman, Snyder, Pickering. Barton, S. Morris. The Spec this year has been fortunate in its staff of editors, reporters, and photographers. This fact coupled with a new system for facili- tating production has resulted in a fine record, every deadline has been met. The most recognition should be given to the editors who inevitably do the most work. Dirk Meyer as make-up editor had the arduous task of planning the dummy of each issue, Iim Garland, the news editor, was responsible for assigning and receiving stories. The job of feature editor was in the capable hands of Steve Morris, Bill Whitman, sports editor, and Charles Barton, associate editor, also con- tributed much time and effort to the cause, pcctator George Kangas as editor-in-chief had the re- sponsibility of tying the paper together. A vote of thanks must also be given to lohn l-luss for his excellent photography throughout the year, Without his hard work the paper would have lacked much of its interest. Dick Sanford, Tony Wastcoat, and Elliot Donnelley deserve recognition for the many ads they obtained, and lim Snyder is to be thanked for the distribution of each issue. The 50th year of the Specs existence has been a successful one. The publication of each issue on time was insured by the invaluable aid given by Mr. Nelson, the faculty advisor, and Mrs. Nelson. PUBLICATION BOARD Sealed: Wastcoat, Mr. Nelson, Sanford. Standing: Kim, Kcmgas, Billings, Huss. The Gargoyle, under the direction of Mr. L. G. Mayer, has had another successful season this year. Gargoyle offers valuable experience to those boys who have acting talent, Being an after school activity, the boys spent much vt fir. wg f' argoy sz Seated: Gould, Hcxyner. B. Brown, Sanford, T. Martin. Standing: Ray, Wascoot, Holmes, Mr. Mayer, Reiter, Simmons. time practicing for their performances. This year the Gargoyle presented plays on two oc- casions. The first was at Mid-Winter Arts Festival and the second at Spring Vacation. Play Reading Clockwisex I. M o r ri s, Harvey. Mrs. Logsdon. Mcxrkel, Simmons, Fried, Mrs. Gage. The Play Reading Club was started this year, and is assured of a permanent spot in the Academys lite. The club meets in Mr. and Mrs. Carbrafs apartment every Friday eve- ning Mr. and Mrs, Delano are also present. As the narne implies the members read the scripts of famous plays. Each boy has a chance to try his talent with a part. This spring Mr. Carbray traveled up to New Preps with Bowen, Raiter and Simmons to read a play before its f1rst audience. The reading was a great suc- cess. 63 dl11Ql'd R First Row: Erickson, Blossom, Kim, Lewis. Second Row: Gatke Bailey, McDougal, A. Howard, Iohnston. Third Row: Perisho, Terry. Roby. Henkle, Blumen' thal. This years Camera Club boasts a mem- bership of fifteen, an increase over last year. The increase can be attributed to Mr. Brooks, new member of the faculty and advisor of the group, who incited l.FA's shutterbugs to make this years Camera Club the best ever. At the first meeting lohn Bailey was elected presi- dent and Wheeler McDougal, vice-president. A good share of the photographs appearing in the Caxy show the talent of the members, Be- sides photographs for the publications, the members were given a chance to show their skill in a photo contest, The club owes its success to the leadership of Mr. Brooks and to the faithful support of its members. As in all schools the social functions of LPA play an important part in the student life. Under the co-chairmanship of Bill Whitman and Rod Williams, this year has seen many changes in the social program, With the help of Mrs. Corbin, Bill and Bod organized the in- 64 ance ommittcze Seated: Williams, Whit- man, Snyder. Standing: Dietrich, Lehmann, Ad- doms, Meyer. formal dances with the neighborhood girls, These girls were invited to school by members of the Mothers' Association. Other dances, such as Homecoming, the lunior Prom, and Spring Festival are the main duties of the committee, X Since last year the lazz Club has been re- organized and divided into two groups, there is an active group that plays and another group of non-players that listen to records. Mr, Barry is the faculty advisor for the listening group and lvlr. Trier the players. JAZZ First Row: Wilder, Mr. Barry, Sanders. D. Car- roll. Second Row: Motherwell, Buckley. A Holt, Welton. The band performs for dances at Ferry Hall and other dances in Lake Forest. This year, the band consisted primarily of Charlie Wilders sax, Bill Motherwell on the piano, Dick Welton as bass man, and a variety of drum- mers including Dennis Carroll and Phil San- ders, Auto Mechanics, V Av First Row: F.. Howard Mr. MCC ool, Leong Iohnston. Second Row: Motherwell, Block, F. Perry, D. Carroll, Hall. Tire Auto Mechanics' Club has had diffi- culty '.-:orking on autos this year, because their shop not heated, but in the early part of February two heaters were installed. Other improvements have been made: insulating cn one wall, and sealing the doors. Since the club has such limited space and equipment, the membership is restricted to fifteen Fred Block was this year s and last years president. Fred organized the club and helped secure a motor and other parts for the boys to work on, The members may bring in their own cars to work on, the shop can hold three autos, 65 raw! Club Fits! Row: D. Miller, Mr Ainsworth, Cassidy. Sec- ond Row: Cummings, S t r cx c h u n, Hoelscher, McDougal. Ot all the new clubs added to LPA s extra' curricular niaht lite, the Travel Club seems to be one of the most educational and informa- tive. Mr. Ainsworth, with the assistance of chairman Don Miller, leads the topics oi dis 'Z' ,W cussion. From his wide lcnowledae ol loreian lands, he is able to enliven the meetinas with humorous anecdotes. Durina meetings every other Friday night, the boys view iilms and slides lent by the members and Mr, Ainsworth. ,.,,2gf., The Lake Forest Academy Pina Pong Club has been meetina without lail durina the recf reation period on Friday evenings Under the supervision oi Mr, Barrere the club members experience many excitina games, President Dale Edwards has been assistina Mr, Barrere mg ong First Row: Bolin, H. Kling, Leach, R. Brown. Hopper. Second Row: Kelly, Tilley, Dietrich, Kennidy, Mr. Barrere. kg IH malcina the Pina Pong Club a recreation with or personality. This was the clubs first year, but with the success it acquired, next year it ',-.fill be a leadina contributon for our recrea' tion periods. tw? Every Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Trier the Chess Club indulges in the battle ot the brains , Observing the strictest tournament rules the members play the Uroyal game , dressed in coats and ties, and with re- freshments to stimulate their thinking, they Bridge First Row: Koppel. Sharp, Weld. Second Row: Platou, Garland, B. Taylor, Baer. Third Row: Meyer, Prohasku, Mr. Truslow, Crane. The Bridge Club is a regular Friday night activity which meets in the Hastings' apart- ment. Three tables ol tour boys each play from seven thirty until nine forty-live, Through the help of Mrs, Hastings, the boys have Chess Club First Row: Murphy, Veeck, Owens. Second Row: DeMelo, Mr. Trier, Wiener. Absent: San- ford and Haecker. QA exercise their minds against each other. This year was the initiation ol a chess tournament. ln the senior, midclleweight, and lightweight divisions the champions were Richard Sanford, Steve Weiner, and Don Murphy, respectively. vu '91 learned the two methods ot play. Also, she has taught them how to keep score, Mr, Trus- low occasionally supervises this activity, ai- though he often comes just to play. 67 Wood hop a 1- 1 First Row: Shellman. Mr. Sponsler, C. Camp- bell, Blossem. Second Row: Galloway. A. Howard, Sutton. After several years ot inactivity the Wood Shop was once again organized under the cap- able leadership ot Mr, Sponsler. Soon the stock of tools was rebuilt, and the shop was busy every Friday night. The group of boys participating was small and select, by the end ot the year many useful products had been turned out tor both the school and the boys themselves. Operations in the Academy Print Shop have been suspended since early in October because ot a lack ol replacement parts tor the press. Normally one of the Academys most useful clubs, the print shop prints Fashion Show tickets, forms tor the office, including charge ticket summaries, stationery, letter- 68 ,ps vs if Print hop if First Row: Prime, Coyne. Boice. Second Row: Buckley, Noble, Forster. heads, and other items which have been un- available since the stoppage of the press. Re- placement parts should arrive soon. lf not, new parts will have to be fabricated, In any case, the print shop hopes to resume operations in the near tuture. Y 4 2 ff! ff' egg . - if U,nff,,.z.. x, .+,,,A , h ,,,3, my-.wth A If H1 . 5 .AVL mm. ,, sy, wwf . 1 w, ,.. , ,, 7-, gin ,Q tw -A- 'K fi ff ,.. lf? X. X- ir ef ix D , . 5 G ' ' 1. 45,11 N., , 3'5 -il ,AZN V, 1, , S 'iq 1' AJTW in aww 5 I f' .A isis' aff 'N - ':': K 1- .A s A' wiv v'xJ N A Q, k tg 4 K 1+ 1 ' ' u W' ap J , ru- K ' ffifq A ' fu. 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Fine running bv Mike Hall and sure tackling bv Bob lohnston, Rod Williams, and Tom Lo Presti kept the Caxyrnen in close con- tention After dropping the tirst two games ot the season, the varsity appeared to have its riise takes well ironed out, They proved this fact by drubbing MUS 27-7, The biggest thrill of the dag' was the tally' ot alert end Tom Lo Prestl intercepted a MUS pitchout and scam- pered 28 'yards tor a score. The fourth game saw the team break a STUART DIETRICH Honorable Mention All-Conference Left, Guard DENNIS CARROLL Co-Captain Elect Center long time iinx, beating the Alumni for the first time by the score of l9fl2, The passing and running attack for the varsity was sure and steady. The brunt ot the scoring was due to several Edwards and Ruhl collaborations. A week later the footballers journeyed to Northwestern College Preparatory School in lVatertown, Wisconsin, The game was close and hard fought all the way, The Academy was Faced by the hard running of Whitman and Hall and good defensive play by Ruhl, Dietrich, and O'Neill. The team went on to win its third consecutive game l3-7. The next Saturday was Homecoming, and the Caxvmen showed Racine Lutheran no 73 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Pickering, Dietrich, Iohnston, Schroeder, Hall, Lo Presti, Edward, P. Carroll, Whit- man. Second Row: Gage. Hoelscher, Gray, Freedman, Barton, Coyne, Cassidy, Haecker, Wastcoat. Koppel, Mr. Hastings. Third Row: Mr. Wetzel, Hoff, Kelly, Buckley, Davis, Mayer, Sickel, Gillett, D. Martin, McCreary. Fourth Row: D. Carroll, Ingham, Iohnson, Ruhl, Hayner. Forster, T. Martin. Williams. Gross. TED PICKERING PAT CARROLL MIKE RUHL Punt Center Defensive Tackle Defensive Line Backer mercy as they trounced them 25-12. The top performance of the day was turned in by end Tom Lo Presti, who won the Homecoming Most Valuable Player trophy award, Roger O'Neill and Bill Whitman were runners-up in the bal- loting. The last home game of the season saw a mighty Academy squad bowl over Milwaukee Lutheran 25-U, The first five minutes of the game looked hopeless for LPA with Lutheran on the Orange and Blacks 5-yard line. The Caxymen held strongly for two plays, when defensive line backer Mike Ruhl made a jar- ring tackle upon a Milwaukee player which resulted in a fumble with Mike Hall recover- 74 ing. Three plays later Bill Whitman broke into the secondary for a 60-yard touchdown jaunt, which stopped the opposition's scoring threats for the day. ln the last game of the year LFA clashed with its arch-rival MCD, dropping a close con- test l3-6, The game saw 12 starters, ten from the unit which played on offense and two de- fensive regulars, conclude their prep school football careers. Those from the offensive unit were linemen Lo Presti, lohnston, Schroeder, O'Neill, Dietrich, Williams, and Pickering, The backs were Captain l-lall, Edwards and Whit- man. From the defensive unit were Ruhl and Pat Carroll. LPA LPA LPA.. LPA LPA.. LPA.. LPA LPA BOX SCORES Wayland Academy 18 Cranbrook . 13 MUS . . . . . . . 7 Alumni . . . 12 Northwestern Preps. 7 Racine Lutheran .12 Mil. Lutheran . U MCD . . . . 13 DALE EDWARDS lOHN FORSTER DAVE GRAY Quarterback Rxght End Rxght End The tlrst quarter saw MCD score rn the early mtnutes of the aame the extra potnt was good and MCD led by 7 polnts The second quarter saw a 48 yard reverse run by Whrtmar whrch led to the Academys only tally of the day Stung by thts touchdown ettort Country Day hrt pay dtrt on another lona pass play Thrs ended the Scortna for the day as well as the asptratlons of LPA tor a conference nam p onsh1p ence Team Jas sele ted LPA had l x 'nembers cn trte cveted sau d a d tfo boys recelved honorable mentron Those on the All Conference squad were lrnemen Tom Lo Prestt Lours Schroeder Roger ONe11l and Rod Wrllrams The backs were Captarn Mlke 1-lall and B111 Whrtman both repeaters on the squad The two men recervrng honorable mentton were Bob Iohnston and Stuart Dtetrrch To add to the laurels three boys recetved hor rable ment on from the All State Board ot the Chrca o Datly Ne NS They were Ro er O Ne ll Btll Whttman and Louts Schroeder t o ap n e ect r rl av ard Denrus Ca l e team rshes them the best o 1,1 fc E f 3 ' 1 Q - V 1 . I. I . . .' ' ' . 7. . A 1 c' - C i - A wi A . A Q ' A ' . ' r Q g . . . At the end of the season when the All-Cone A ' G ' A ' . , X To ne c fc tai s 1 to 1956, Ca . - Q C f 1- IC 3099 D is , . Q rrcl th ot 55 S11 .. . c . I a n v 'ff' 1. 1. .. . 5 tcl. BOX SCOBE LPA. . l Cranbrook U LPA, . 0 Wheaton Col. , , 2 LPA .. l U. of Chicago , Z LPA, .. 2 Moody Bible . .. 5 LPA. , 3 Von Steuben l LPA. 3 Morton . . ..l LPA U Uni, of Ill, 6 LPA ,U Uni, of lll, ...., 7 LPA . 3 Uni. of Chicago l LPA . ,U Moody Bible ...2 LPA l Wheaton Col, 2 LPA 4 6 LPA. , 3 LPA. , .4 LPA ,... 2 'Old Men Games Old Men' , 4 Old Men 4 l'Old Men , , Z Old Men .,.. .3 GEORGE KANGAS HM SNYDER Co-Captain Co-Captain Center-Forward Center-Halfback WOO KIM IOHN BILLINGS DICK WELTON Left Fullback Right Inside Forward Left Inside Forward arsity occczr Lake Porest Academy experienced its most successful soccer season in many years with a record of six wins, nine losses, and one tie, Alf though the losses were more numerous than the wins, this is not at all disgraceful considere ing that the competition is on the college level. The Academy often played against teams which boasted foreign players of great ability, lt is very likely, had I-lenry Leong been avail- able to the squad, that the number ot games won would have egualed or exceeded the num- ber of losses, This years journey to Cranbrook proved quite successful for the soccer squad. Lake Porest defeated Cranbrook for the first time on the home field of Cranbrook The score of the 76 game Was l-U, and the only goal was made by Tom Moore during the second period on a pen- alty shot, On October 27 the Academy soccer team upset the University of Chicago which had beaten Lake Porest earlier in the season. The game was played at Stagg Pield in Chicago and the final score was 3-l, The game was completely dominated by the Caxymen with George Kangas, Tom Moore, and Bill Bowen each scoring against Chicago. A third highlight of the season was a tie against the University of Notre Dame. The aame was deadlocked at 2-2, Bill Bowen scored the Academys first goal against the lrish, after Notre Dames goalie had made a First Row Munger B Taylor McIntosh Blumenthal Vcm Horn Noble Leach Second Row Marks M Schwartz Iten Coy Hull Hedberg Mr McCool Third Row Mr Barrere Miller Roby Korhumel L Schwartz Lyon Fourth Row Ressmger Holt Block Txeken Harper Frith Row Wexs Steffey Turner Wlener Baer Szxth Row Wrlder Hopper Thrs year the Frosh Soph tootball squad was drrected by two very able coaches Mr Barrere and Mr McCool Mr Barrere was new to the coachmg stall thrs season and he coached the backheld Mr McCool was the head lrneman coach Bud Taylor and Brll Block acted as the co capta1ns for the season The team was hampered a areat deal wrth 1n1ur1es and rnex penence Althouah the seasons record was poor rn the Non lost column a areat deal f as accomplrshed ln the Nay ol developrna ma terral tor next years varsrty squad The el lor s aalned the much needed experlerce for rosl1:S ph Foothall me future years at LPA and they learned how to be good sports lI'1 loslng and wlnnlng The standouts were Harper Lee Schwartz and Lyons at the end posrtrons Brll Block and srnger Bud Taylor and Mrller alternated at the auard posrtlons At the center pos1t1on we had tfvo old hands lten and Van l-lorn The back held was composed ot Wrlder Rlchards Tur ner and Korhumel Brll Hopper lacked the extra pornts The outlook for next year s squad s much oetter wrth the larae number ol returmn freshmen 79 ' - 1 y H - 4 Blumenthal played the tackle' positionsg Res- '. , . Y 1 I . , ' ' I . N First Row Gage Reulmg I Morns Stevenson Ruhl R Brown Second Row Mr Barrere Mr Nelson Addams Kennedy Snyder Sxckel Haecker Burroughs Hoppe Hoelscher arslty Baslcetlaall This year's varsity basketball team started out the season in a rather slow manner. Cap- tain Iim Snyder, the only returning letterman, led the squad to an eight win and fourteen loss record. Considering that he was the only re- turning letterman and that there was only one other returnee from last year's squad, the season ended quite well. The first team con- sisted of three seniors: lim Snyder, guard, Mike Ruhl, forward, Bob Burroughs, center, and two sophomores: Walt Stevenson, guard, and Dave Kennedy. forward. The other players who lettered were Iack Morris, Sam Addoms, Les Gage, and Rylee Brown. These five underclass- men and three other sophomores: Carl Davis, Iohn Kelly, and Bill l-lopper, who were brought up to the varsity to play in the conference tour- ney, will be the nucleus of next year's squad. ln retrospect the coach, Mr. Barrere and the faculty advisor, Mr. Nelson, were pleased with certain aspects of the season. They were especially pleased with the added spark the team showed in the games following the mid- Winter break. The team won against three teams: Chicago Lutheran North, Wisconsin Lutheran, and Milwaukee Lutheran. After losing to Northwestern Military Academy, they went on to deal Northwestern Preps. a decisive 80 defeat. This upset of the second place team in the conference brought the Caxymen to a tie for fifth place in the final league standings. The younger members of the team gained invalu- able experience, which will pay off in the con- ference race for the next two years. The lack of height plus a definite lack of experience harmed the team a great deal, especially in the early games. One main point that Mr. Barrere was especially proud of was the way in which the team never gave up. This is shown by the fact that during the two losing streaks the team had, they never lost their spirit. Iim Snyder was, in the opinion of many qualified observers, the best defensive player in the conference. At the end of the season he had the responsibility of guarding the high scoring player of the other teams. Also he car- ried the scoring burden for the Academy and ended with 242 points to lead LFA's team. lim was elected to the All-Conference Tournament Team and received honorable mention in the All-Conference Team selection. Mike Ruhl led the team in scoring for individual games with 24 points. Mike Ruhl and Bob Burroughs did an excellent job working against bigger men in scoring and rebounding. The year's graduat- ing senior players wish next year's squad the best of luck. gy A mai r- 'N Q33-if 3 5 D E IIM SNYDER Captain All-Conference IACK MORRIS DAVE KENNEDY S 'X f ., sf, , Q wi, LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA LPA BOX SCORE , XX br . 4 X 35 MCD . . .40 MUS , . 47 Wayland . 37 Racine . . U39 Wheaton , , g ffm, .43 NSCD ...,. I 2' 252 BO Mil, Luth .. 3 ' 'P' 56 Wis, Luth ., I I 1 40 New Preps. . Sl MUS .,.,. 42 Racine , 7 42 Wayland . E 44 MCD . ., gym 53 Chicago Luth. 67 Wis, Luth. , , 72 Mil, Luth , 46 MWMA 73 New Preps 42 NSCD .. Tournament . Sl Racine 73 Wis Luth, . 56 Wayland ., BOB BURROUGHS MIKE RUHL SAM ADDOMS WALT STEVENSON RYLEE BROWN kj if Kneelmg Lee Schwartz Bill Hopper Standmg Block Roby Rnchurds Turner Taylor Mclntosh Bare Davxs Txlley Henkle Mr McCool 1:ros11:S p11 Basketball Thls year s frosh soph basketball team was agaln under the leadershlp of Mr McCool The season although not exceedlng 1n wlns over eral boys who gamed much needed exper1 ence tor next year s vars1ty team B111 Hopper acted as game captam for the year After the season was over Carl Davts was voted to represent the team as captaln The startlng l1Ve conslsted of Lee Schwartz Iohn Kelly B111 Hopper Carl Dav1s and Bob T1lley Iohn Kelly came out for the team atter Chrtstmas and proved to be a most valuable asset to the team Others who d1d a tlne job ards Les Turner and Dave Baer B111 Hopper Was the leadlng scorer for the year The team gaxned the needed knowledge and experlence to contrlbute to next years varslty basketball team The team has also bullt up a flne bench whlch ought to provtde a Wtnrnng combmatlon tor next years frosh soph squad 83 losses, was very successful. There were sev- were Iohn Henkle, Chip Mclntosh, Dave Rich- 61 We P' .. Q, N, . , f W 1 f f fi 9 0 T ff A ' a - ' ' . M 5 1 I . ,, 4 f T . '1- l f f 5 . C I, .. A , A q ,A 'eu xl ' On the Ice: Harvey, Welton, Hall. Standing: Mr. Coleman, Lehmann, P. Carroll, Blum- menthul, Billings, D. Carroll, Mr. Montgomery. I ' . , H , C' .. . , . ' ' . ' , a arslty Hockey The Lake Forest Academy hockey team got under way rmrnedrately after the boys re turned from the Chrlstmas hol1days The squad was under the coach1ng of Mr Iohn Coleman and Mr Rrchard Montgomery A new rrnk was donated thls year whrch was 127 x l87 feet enclosed by an excellent set of boards The number of experrenced players was very few and caused a lack of depth The prospectrve players at the beg1nn1ng of the year were Roger O Ne1ll Denms Carroll Pat Carroll B1ll Harvey Ieff Blumenthal Mlke Hall Dfck Wel ton and Iohn Brlhngs On the Saturday after the boys returned from the1r vacatlon the1r frrst game was scheduled w1th Mrlwaukee Country Day School The Caxymen lost 6 to O Thls game was a help as 1t polnted out the team s weak nesses As the season progressed the squad 1mproved slowly Lake Forest College played several games wrth the LPA squad and greatly aided the team Three games were played w1th MCD w1th the score of the f1nal game bemq 4 to l fn Mrlwaukee s favor Thrs showed the team s constant rmprovement Due to cold 84 weather the squad was able to practlce regu larly Some of the hopefuls for next year s team are Tom Strachan Don Mrller Robert M Creary and Rod Bohn The Splfll rs hrgh among the players and w1th Paul Burgert on the squad next year the Academy should have a good hockey team The outstand1ng players of thrs year were Roger O Ne1ll Dennrs and Pat Carroll Brll Harvey Mlke Hall Ieff Blumenthal D1ck Wel ton and lohn B1ll1ngs Roger O Ne1ll veteran qoahe from last year had a good season and made some excellent saves Denn1s and Pat Carroll and Iohn B1ll1ngs d1d good lobs at de tense Brll Harvey though small proved hrs passmg and scor1ng abrlrty at left wrng Mlke Hall was the scrapper on the front l1ne and saved many tense s1tuat1ons Drck Welton t center forward sparked the team rn scormg and settmg up defens1ve and offens1ve plays Roger ONe1ll and Dlck Welton were chosen co capta1ns of thfs year s hockey team and Ieff Blumenthal was chosen captarn for next year s squad Fzrst Row T Martm Pxckermg Lzef Hoppe Cummmgs I Morns Freedman Second Row Wastcoat S Morris Coyne Hall Kangas Lo Presh Taylor Koppel Weld Third Row Mr Calull Laudwrrth Carroll Gray Brown Kennedy Edwards Hayner Sxckel Iohnson Mr Carbray arslty asozba l Thrs year s baseball team looks l1ke one of the best athletlc teams at LPA thrs year Al though the startrng nlne has only SIX returnlng players the new men look good and they all have the w1ll to w1n The co captams Tom Lo Prestl and George Kangas are four year vet erans of Mr Cahrlls nrmble nme The team flgures to equal or better last year s record and prov1de top competrtron 1n the conference The battery conslsts of Tom Lo Prestl catcher and Dale Edwards p1tcher wrth lack Morrls as auxllxary These boys w1ll prove to be tough obstacles for other teams to over come The 1nf1eld has fme potentlal Wlth Dave 86 Kennedy a left handed hltter and the f1rst baseman Tom Lref a new semor w1ll have a chance to prove hnnself at the second base po sltlon George Kangas one of the outstandmg starters keeps the mfreld together at shortstop Bud Taylor an up and comlng sophomore 1S at the thlrd baseman slot The outfleld IS compnsed of the followmg players Ted P1cker1ng Mrke Hall and Rylee Brown They play left to r1ght respect1vely The bench lncludes Toby Martrn hm lrlayner Hal Koppel Dave Gray Ed Srckel and Tlm Coyne We1gh1ng carefully the ments of the team they should be undefeated rn conference play it 4 'KK X , 1 . 2 ' S : ' , i x X1 ' I, 1 X I 1 . 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I I . , D - I . . , , ' I I ' - , WK RYLEE BROWN Outheld TOM LO PRESTI Catcher Co Ccxptcnn DALE EDWARDS Pltcher TACK MORRIS Pztcher GEORGE KANGAS Shorisiop Co Ccxptam DAVE KENNEDY First Baseman 87 SEK 5 lf' TOM 1-IEP' BUD TAYLOR Second Baseman Third Bqsemqn MIKE HALL TED PICKERING Outfield Ouffield TOBY MARTIN TIM COYNE Outiield Outfield 4 1 1 f A 1 L' . yt A 15 , First Row Kelly Gcxtke L Schwartz Iten Prohuska Hopper Hedberg Slandmg Hull Har per Ressxnger Coy Rowland Lyon Wxlder McDougal Steifey Brown Thts year s frosh soph team IS agaln coached by Mr Fremd There are several boys who are expected to help form the vars1ty next year and are playmg wlth the lrosh soph for game experlence Thls team IS centered around Pete Pro haska B111 Hopper Charlle W1lder Lee Schwartz and LOUIS lten Mavor Hedberg has shown areat potentxahtles at short stop as lohn Kelly has done 1n r1ght held The p1tCh1ng thus far has been shared by roshes ph Base a Bob Tllley Iohn Lyon and Charhe Rowland The weather has been too cold so far to tell much about our mound stall but we expect them to come 1nto thelr own before long Marty Schwartz has been playmg at sec ond and D1ck Harper IH nght Others who are on the team are Courtney Crane Car Stefley Sherman Coy Frank Gatke and Charlle Hall Bruce Brown and Peter Veeck are the man agers 89 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 - 1 , - . ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 , . Kneeling Burger! Bxllmgs Snyder Prime Standmg ONe1ll Marks Garland Mr Truslow arslty enms Thls years team has a nucleus of tour re turnmg lettermen hm Snyder lohn B1ll1ngs Paul Burgert and D1rk Meyer The three other starters are senlors hm Garland Roger O Nelll Snap Iohnson and freshman hm Marks Peter Prlme and Ron Markel are the subsntutes and pubhcatlon the team has had no matches but the probable startlng l1neup W1ll be hm Snyder at frrst smgles lohn Brlhngs second smgles and Paul Buraert thlrd smgles The doubles teams conslst of Roger ONe1ll and D1rk Meyer hrst and hm Garland and hm Marks second dou bles The co captams are B1ll1ngs and Snyder both are senlors and tour year players Th1s IS the coachs f1TSl team and We hope that Mr Truslow w1ll be pleased w1th the record Tennis Co Capfams Iohn Bxllmgs and hm Snyder I I I Owen Cassidy is the manager. At the time ol Kneeling Shapxro Baer Markel Standing Stevenson Van Horn Motherwell Mayer Klmg Ruhl Mr Arpee Th1s years golf team had the nucleus of three returnlng lettermen Mlke Ruhl Sam Ad dams and B111 Motherwell Desptte the 1nev1t able sand traps water hazzards and Lake Mxchlgan fog the golf team comp11ed an out The startmg hve conststed of Captam B111 Motherwell M1ke Ruhl Walt Stevenson hm Klmg and Sam Addams Phll Mayer and Chuck Van Horn contnbuted to the team s success Walt Stevenson has proved to be a great asset to the team thts year The conslst ent low scores of Motherwell Stevenson and Ruhl have prov1ded the w1nn1ng drlve for the 56 aolt squad Golf Captain B111 Motherwell arslty C1 91 I standing string of victories. BILL WHITMAN BOB BURROUGI-IS Co-Captain Co-Captain GEORGE GILLETT DICK MARTIN GEORGE LEHMANN RODNEY WILLIAMS DICK WELTON ION RECHNER MIKE RUHL TED HATEN BOB IOHNSTON LES GAGE MIKE GROSS BILL INGHAM f Y TQ. , .1 Seated Ingham Hechner Wxlhams Gross Snyder Marhn Kneeling Gxllett Harns Welton Hazen Lehmann Iohnston Whrlman Burroughs Howard Gage Ruhl Fxrsl Row Standmg Kun Mr Barry Davxs Munger Shellman De Mello Galloway Holmes Moore Bowen Pensho Hobson Sharp Mr Wetzel Last Row Slandmg Razter Carroll Haeclrer Werner Hoelscher Tilley Block Kaufman Hrchards Korhumel Reuhng arslty rac Th1s years track squad IS headed by captams Bob Burroughs and B111 Wh1tman 1 Wh1tman w11l be runn1ng h1s spec1a1t1es e 220 and 100 yd dashes Bob Burroughs W1 be part1c1pat1ng 1n the 440 100 and e broad 1ump Returnmg lettermen 1nc1ude Rod W1l1lGmS the ma1nstay 1n the We1ght d1v1s1on who w111 toss the shot put and d1scus Return 1ng to us th1s season IS Iohn Becher who w111 run the h1gh and low hurdles a1ong w1th Sk1p Lehmann and Pete Shellman Bob Iohnston w111 heave the shot put and M1ke Buhl Wlll concentrate on the shot and h1gh Jump Among 94 the new prospects are A1 Howard and Tom Moore 1n the pole vau1t B111 Beuhng D1ck Mar t1n Les Gage George G111ett B1l1ll'1QhGIT1 D1ck Welton and Lee Korhumel w111 hnd out the d1stances B111 Bowen and Ted Hazen compete 1n the h1gh 1ump and ln the broad Jump Woo K1m has acted as our manager throughout thls season The 1956 track team prom1ses to be one of the hnest 1I'1 LPA h1story Under the gu1dance of Mr Wetzel and Mr Barry 1t should have a very successful year . f ' mv ll In 1 ' I I ' ' ' co- ' ' ' .B'l1 A 1 ' ' I ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 th . . . . - . D .H , , , A I , ' ' ' ' , , th I ' D , , su. 'lf 2 , , t 5 A n L - v i 9 - l Sealed: Sutton, Campbell, Carr. R. Bolin. Standing: Mr. Bowen, Mr. Beach, Tincu, Platou. Zercxtsky, Weis, Terry, Veiiavisit, Hewitt, Minkner. This years sailing roster included a very different list of names from last years The boys were able to participate in this sport for the three athletic seasons of the year During the winter terrn the interested boys helped Mr. Bowen and Mr, Beach recondition the boats. This spring their work was in evidence, the fleet has never looked so good. Some new boats were added, rnaking an adequate nurn- .-,.-.x l . . L ai ing ber for the participating boys. The lake was down during the beginning of the spring season but the water looks as if it will rise high enough for the complete course. One of the main additions to the sport was a reconditioned eguiprnent shack, All in all the year was a successful one for the school as Well as for the boys. ' 1 E i FROSH-SOPH INTRAMURALS First Row: Kling, Munger, Steily, Martin, Gatke, Iohnson, Owens. Second Row: Schwartz. Veiiavisit, Ressinger, Kelly, lten, Lyon, Buehler, Murphy, Landworth. Third Row: Taylor. Boisen, Noble, McDougle, Crane. Markes. Korhurnel, Forster, Wiener. Mr. Fremd. Seated: George Kangas, Dale Edwards, Bill Motherwell. Standing: Tom Lo Presti, Rod Williams, Skip Lehmann. lntramura s During the Winter term the boys who are not out for an organized sport meet with Mr, Fremd and Mr. Logsdoh in the gym for their daily Workout. From these boys are picked the different house basketball teams, since the varsity players are not allowed to participate in the games, This year's basketball intra- house competition was won by Durand l-louse. Their season was laudable for they lost no games. 96 i . will if was N N if M, 'Sna- M rocrastination an , Qiwff -v AH 1, ,A A -Lf-gl A4 ' z -xaqr? ,aqui if ,J 13 V x 4 fiiiqffwrh -fi' 'S' f 3f??:'4ff?i??.lN'f4 A, .Y 1 ,. 5 u Y Q FM- ik 'Zi' Homecoming ,Z y iscenany amor Votmg Best Athletes .........,....,....,.,.....,.......... T. Howard Hirsheimer Best Dressed ............t..,............t....... Sanford Carbray Nudist Best Scholars ....,....,...,...,....,,...,..,..... 77 Crack Students Baer nt If Best Looking ......,.,..... .,............,.....,,.......... T oad H, H. Best School Supporter ,....t........,.,.... Bike , Iacques Strappe, Gould Bestilyleals .,,..........,..,....,..,...,.,.. Milk Lunch, Box Lunch, Buffet Best Build ..., ,.,........,,,,..,,,.,..,,..........,. ' 'Bud , Anita, Fremd Best Dancer . .......,,.,,.,tt.,.,.,,,.,. T. Martin, A. Howard, Freedman Best tor a Laugh ................,.....,.....,...... 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Blackberry Patch , Sextra Special , Ellipse the Bellhop' Best Nickname ..,.., ...,.,... ,,... .... 106 Pavorlte Favorrte Pavorlte Favorrte Pavorrte Favorrte Favorrte Favorrte Favorrte Favorrte amor Voting Movre Actresses Lrberace Grna Gotta Lotta Magazmes Nugget Playboy let World Flgures M Monroe Brg 8 Colleges Mramr of Flortda Slrppery Rock Barat Food KNO Pre Puddlng Pastlrne Playrng TV Vrces Ltstemng TV Program You Asked tor lt Robert Cummmgs Your Prgure Ladres Beverage Pme Float LFA Punch Aftershave Lotron Dtve Coral Key Into Bed l-lrstorrcal Events l933 End of Proh1b1t1on Fordney lune l6 1956 Flymg Saucers and Plates 107 4 'M Favorite Records , . .. .,...,,.,, 39-25-34, 16 Pounds, Love tor Sale emor Voting B1ggest Playboys Most Tublng Done Most for LPA Most Orlgmal Hardest Workers In Worst wlth Faculty Strongest Dumbest Most Uncoordlnated Smoothest Most Talkatlve 108 Kangas ONe1ll Sanders Frled Coyne Rubber Hose Mothers Assoc Huss I P1915 Motherwell Harpo B1ll1l'1gS Conrue Solberg Ingham Nelson Meyer Class of 55 Ruhl Breath Water Ma1n Yellow Per1l Txnhead Logs Anthony Buckley Cool Col Lops Top Squ1rrels Cheek Garland Lxbrary Atmosphere Markel ff I I Most Lovesick .... . .,.........,...,...,.,..,........... 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BROADFEN KENNELS LABRADOR RETRIEVERS GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINTERS RASSET HOUNDS l-Rupp es Occas onally Ava l ole MR A NRS CAYLORI, I,OlJ ELLEY O IOHN GRIFFITH INC REAL ESTATE INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 1rgLoke Iozes for o CI SU YQ r R78 IN Western Ave Lake Forest Pnone L F 485 I2 Scranton Ave Lake Blull Rltone PARKER BOUTIN 880 East Ill nots lake Forest Ill1no1s Rhone L F l3OU and 298 Complzments of BERTRAM A WEBER ARCHITECT IENSEN S BOOT SHOP BOSTONIAN AND FREEMAN SHOES TENNIS AND BASKETBALL SHOES Sltoe Repatnna AFI Market Sa L F U8 ONEILL HARDWARE CO Est 1868 SERVICE ana QUALITY Phones Lake Forest 500 SUI 258 Westrntnster Ave Lake Forest 7llf NUHIII SIIURIN IINIST 5 N S 'Nl ll I llfl'l 1 lxl IUI S JI A Sc-rv . i- ' A- t. ' I to s Almond Rd., Libertyville, Ill, LI 2-4898 , - LB. 81 TJ ' I I . .7 . If 0 . I0 O 0 ' .nf .' Il ' 211 If. 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