Lanark High School - Lanette Yearbook (Lanark, IL)

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First Row: J. Bares, Q. Brown, J. Stone, Mr. Graham. D. Miller, L. Larson, R. Finifrock. Second Row: V. Amling, J. Wilkin, R. Rahn, G. Grove, L. Hubbard, K. Kniss. D. Straub, L. Derrer, B. Damb- man, D. Kloepping, D. Heckman, K. Lotz, B. Hawbecker, R. Flickinger. K anal President Dick Miller Vice-President Jean Stone Secretary Leona Larson Treasurer Quentin Brown This is a group of students chosen to represent the student body and discusses their problems. It is the only organization concerned with the government of the student body. It has many activities, both entertaining and educational. Some of these are spon- oring the individual student pictures, Homecoming Pep Rally and Dance, Christmas dance and party and last, but not least, the day when the seniors take over the classes and offices at school. Mr. Graham is to be congratulated on his fine work and tireless efforts in super- vising the organization. FORTY-ONE

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First Row: S. Gillogly, B. Grimes. J. Bares, K. Kniss, Mr. Johnson. L. Hubbard, L. Walter, V. Walter, L. Geary. Second Row: J. Lotz, R. Finifrock, V. Amling, E. Miller, D. Fritz, G. Sword, J. Wilkin, G. Martin, J. Rogers. Third Row: D. Kimpel, B. Brantner, T. Zier, W. Nelson, J. Garner, B. Hawbecker, M. Brantner, D. Flick- ger, F. Tomlinson. Fourth Row: J. Pettinger, Q. Brown, M. Stitzel, P. Diffenderfer, D. Earnest, E. Isenberger, J. Fritz, J. Ritenour, D. Ackerman. Fifth Row: M. Deets, D. Heckman, C. Stroup, R. Rahn, J. Fricke, W. Martin, T. Merchant, J. Bear, S. Cole. President - - - Keith Kniss Vice-President Lawrence Hubbard Secretary - J o Ann Bares Treasurer Bennett Dambman Under the direction of Mr. Johnson, the Mixed Chorus participated in the Christ- mas Vespers and the Annual Spring Concert, which was held at Rock Falls. At the Christmas Vespers their mellow voices rang out with Shepherd Awake and Low How A Rose. Appearing at the spring contest, they sang Psalm 134, Cou1dn't Hear Nobody Pray and Innsbruck, I Now Must Leave Thee, which Won them sec- ond place. The following Madrigal group also appeared at the spring contest, bringing home a first place rating and earning a trip to the state contest. The songs which they sang were Silver Swan and Now Is the Month of Mayingf' Madrigal Group Mary Ann Deets Wayne Martin Frances Tomlinson Keith Kniss Loren Geary Roger Finifrock Jo Ann Bares James Pettinger Joyce Bear Byron Hawbecker Darlen Heckman Rody Rahn Teddy Merchant FORTY

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First Row B Grimes, Miss Clark, J. Stone. Mr. Arthur Patton - Joyce Roger Mame Phillips Constable Small Belinda Pryde Commadore Luc Gail Russell Alice Fisher Dr. Russell Bill Phillips Mr. Temple Mary Temple Gilhooley Fred Porter Second Row F. Tomlinson, P. Heckman, B. Truckenmiller, L. Daws, R. Finifrock, I. Miller D Straub L Derrer L. Hubbard, R. Sturtevant. K. Kniss, J. ares. 'fb PM ins Towser Ramshackle Inn Bob Truckenmiller - Keith Kniss Dorothy Straub - Jean Stone Roger Finifrock Beatrice Grimes Ronnie Sturtevant Frances Tomlinson Phyllis Heckman Lawrence Derrer - Ivon Miller - Loris Daws Jo Ann Bares - Loris Daws Bob Truckenrniller Miss Pryde had always wanted to own a hotel. Mame Phillips' hotel was for sale. Miss Pryde bought the dilapidated inn only to end up in a hornetls nest of smugglers and counterfeiters. Under the direction of Miss Lois Clark, the senior class was able to produce this mystery farce in three acts. FORTY-TWO