Lake Forest High School - Forest Trails Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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5 311 , , I , f ,:f, Big days for orchestra members were The Messiah and the Spring Concert. PIANIST: Jim Wageman. STANDING: Malcolm Douglas,Jane Ausman,Helen Fisch, Mr. Joseph Wagner, con- ductor. OUTER CIRCLE: Mary Dunstan, Barbara Beckwith, Robert Vandervoort, Ben Froelich, Peter Malsch, James Barcroft, Dorelyn Foster, George Vandervoort, Alan Nicholaus. MIDDLE CIRCLE: Ellen Cavins, Jean Handwerk, Rich Calkins, Don Smith, Eric Erickson, Donald Morri- son, Freya Peterson. INNER CIRCLE: Mary Jane Strachan, Barbara Wilson, Sam Ward, Jane Cog- hill, Sue Kuhlman, Nancy Kuhlman, Barbara-Joan Akeson. Meet Our Music Makers Rousing school spirit at basketball and football games were members of the band. STANDING Anna Nobbe, Janis Hochhalter, Marlyn Miller, Jane Ausman, Helen Fisch, Robert Verhalen, Mr. Joseph Wagner, conductor, Tom Olson, Sam Ward, Paul Anderson. LEFT OUTER CIRCLE: JoAnn Turchi, Don Smith, Dick Schlagenhauf. LEFT INNER CIRCLE: Freya Peterson, Ben Froe- Iich, Arne Frederickson, Barbara-Joan Akeson. RIGHT INNER CIRCLE: Peter Malsch, Dorelyn Foster, Delores Persell, Alan Nicholaus. RIGHT MIDDLE CIRCLE: Wayne Robertson, Robert Van- dervoort, Russell Hawkes, George Vandervoort, RIGHT OUTER CIRCLE: Walter Dalitsch, John Scholz, Stanley Wells.

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Wi it Editors searching for ideas for Postscript '53 are from left to right: Don Morrison, business manager: Freya Peterson, senior class: Marguerite Olson, art: Ann Ekern, activities: Joye Wright, assistant editor, Tom Bigford, sports: Paul Raslavicius,fac ulty: and editor-in-chief, Mary Ullmann. Not pictured are Barbara Wilson, girls sports: Rayanne Walter, sessions: Mary Janet Meler, publications: Zana Courser, dramatics: Jim Wageman, music: and Don Smith, clubs. Headline Hunters Young Idea Short stories . . . Poems . . . Es- says! All were included in the 1953 Young Idea, the annual book of creative writing done by LFHS students. Editor-in-chief B. J. Akeson headed the staff of 17 with assistant Rayanne Walter. Separate sections were judged by Ann Ekern, essays: Barbara Wilson, short stories: Anne Gieser, poetry: Judy Corbett and Caryl Sue Nelson, production. The staff, chosen by advisor Miss Ann Lawrence, included: Sue Sanderson, Barbara Beckwith, Sybil Watson, Mary Janet Meler, Freya Peterson, Lee An- derson, Sheila Quinlan, Shirley Todd, Don Smith, Phyllis Young, Tom Bigford and Erlene Joesel. Postscript '53 For the second time in the history of LFHS, students published a hard cover yearbook. Most of the pictures were taken by chief photographer John Chris- tie. Reporters included Walter Schwartz, Ben Froelich, Jerry Mosey, Leslie Jones, Janet McQueen, Dwayne Reh, Sue Nisbet, Caryl Sue Nelson, Shirley Todd, Mary June Efinger,Anne Gieser,Barbara Joan Akeson, Camille Mendino, Lyn Nagel, Phyllis Young and Erlene Joesel. The business staff, chosen by faculty advisor Dr. Frank Townsend, included Karla Spiel, Mike O'Reilly, Joan Gall- agher, Mary Jane Strachan, Ruth Nagel and Harrison Steans. Editorial advisor was Miss Lola Jacobsen.

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Judy Corbett, Joan Gallagher, Judy Aiston, Frances Cox, and Carol Stiehl took solo parts in the Christmas oratorio,Handel's Messiah. Students were greeted each morning by strains of music from the third floor as the orchestra rehearsed for its many programs throughout the year. During the Thanksgiving holiday students traveled to Champaign to play in the all-state orchestra and band, or to sing in the chorus. BACK ROW: Tom Rosing, Mike DeCristofer, Ralph Dunn, Ron Kempner, John Burkhardt, Pat Reilly, Barry Fitzgerald, Ron Truax, Gordon Scott, David Burns, Bob Perce, Phil Sommerville, Garry Brandeinberg, George Hanner, Tom Knez, Mike Milchiorre. THIRD ROW: JerryO'Reilly,Janet Campbell, Frances Cox, Judy Allen, Sue Kuhlman, Caryl Sue Nelson, Judy Aiston, Faith Poole, Yvonne Peddle,Judy LaHue, Sue Sanderson, Tom Olson. SECOND ROW: Rita Belcher, Mary Lou Bubb, Marlyn Miller, Nancy Young, Judy Corbett,Janis Hochhalter, Darlene Rash, Sue Hilker, The Battle Hymn of the Republic was the featured number of the band and chorus at the annual Spring Concert on March 20. Judy LaHue, accompanied by the orchestra, presented the first movement of C1rieg's Piano Concerto. Another major project was the oper- etta, No, No, Nanette, directed by Mr. Joseph Wagner. Sue Smith,Nancy l-laltenhoff, Barbara Beckwith, Sue Nis- bet,Marcia Wright. FRONT ROW: Pat Kinney, Joan Kup- skey, Gail Ahlberg, Ariana Riddle, Pat Eul, Leslie Jones, Cynthia Peck, Ruth Nagel, Pat Tucker, Gail Messinger, Pat Karsten, Genevieve Gerard. NOT PICTURED: Karen Kaiser,Joan Gallagher, Matthew Baldwin, John DeCristo- fer, Bob Verhalen, Nancy Kluberg, Marcy Cavagna, Mary Dunn, Mary Jane Burns, Carol Stiehl, Maxine Maclntosh, Camille Fiore, Bill Wangard, Jim Kempher, Jarloth Mc- Partlin,John Heuer, Ed Czernik, Ruth Boutin, Barb Stiehl. ,r K. ,1,gte - s 1- 4 A m L K