Lena Winslow High School - Win Nel Yearbook (Lena, IL)

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it First Row Mr Burkhalter Ruth Ann Gartner Marjorie Rampenthal Judith Kunkle Jovce Holman Mrs Kane Second Row Mary Jean Rampenthal Alfred Schumacher Louis Krusie Frederick Niesman Jack Borchardt Ronald Brinkmeier Mary Staub Third Row Adrienne Schneider Charlotte Eggemeier Margorie Kraus Anna Mae Phillips Gene Stadel Joyce Carson Evelyn Fluck Fourth Row Robert Clair Dean Sturtevant Kenneth Qulttschreiber Roger Bohm Dwayne Robieson William Eilders LaVerne Buske Fifth row Jack Parkinson Robert Merkle James York Norman Hmtz Ronald Uecker Ivan Fransen Gerald Monigold Marsden Kluck Juniors Only two years ago our class with 39 members invaded Lena High, With the help of Miss Helene Dunn and Mr. Henry, we elected Roger Bohm, president: Bob Clair, vice-presidentg Louis Krusie, secretaryg Norman Hintz, treasurer, and Jack Parkinson, class representative. Our first activity was a float for the Lion's Fall Festival Parade. Next we were initiated by the merciless sophomores. The following year 37 of us returned as sophomores, electing: Adrienne Schneider, presidentg Norman Hintz, vice-president, Mary Jean Rampenthal, sec- retary, LaVerne Buske, treasurerg and Wendel Kurth, class representative. Our advisers were Miss Hoffman and Mr. Macomber. In September, we initiated the freshmen and they gave us a return party. In February we gave a one act play, Billy Buys an Orchid. This year there were 34 in the class, with Mrs. Kane and Mr. Burkhalter as our advisers. We elected Norman Hintz, president, Roger Bohm, vice-president, Adrienne Schneider, secretaryg Mary Jean Rampenthal, treasurer, and Jerry Monigold, class representative. In November we presented the highly successful three act play, We Shook the Family Tree. and in December we received our class rings. Finally, in May, we sponsored a Jr.-Sr. banquet and prom to bring another year to a close.

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'G T' First row Mr Macomber Mary Lou Yeager Thelma Howe Norma Jean Boeke Evelyn Robieson Inez Miller Miss Hoffman Second row Lenora Falkenburg Mar yn Qulttschreiber Linda Starr Sharon Buss Mildred Beyer Helalne Klaas Betty Mellen Janet Gartner Thufd Row Leona Babcock Duane Schure Mary Lou Otte Harry Cummins Ray Harner William Peters Kay Holmes Norma Kurth Fourth Row Barbara Phillips Constance Harbach James Kraus JoAnn Russell Virginia Saxby Ervin Klaas Darryl Sherman Earl Brown Faith Row Donald McKinstrey, Clyde Price, Lynn Meyer, Bruce Overson, Robert Liphart, John Holman, Donald Maaske, Mark Brown. The following were absent: Wendel Kurth, Eleanor Michael, Robert Schrader, Judith Schwartz, Shirley Surber. Sophomores We started our freshman year by electing Clyde Price president, Norma Jean Boeke vice-president, Barbara Phillips secretary, Helaine Klaas treasurer, and Darryl Sherman as class representative. Our advisers were Miss Helene Dunn and Mr. Bogart. We were initiated by the merciless sophomores, and the surviving freshman gave a party in return. As sophomores we elected James Kraus president, John Holman vice-president, Constance Harbach secretary, Kay Holmes treasurer, Norma Jean Boeke class rep- resentative, and Linda Starr and Clyde Price as Sports Council members. With we entered a float in the Fall the magazine sale. We sponsor- presented a very successful one school, We initiated the fresh- the losing team in the magazine our advisers Miss Hoffman and Mr. Macomber Festival and placed third. We took first place in ed an all high school dance in November. We act play Campaign for Two before the entire men. We had a sophomore dance sponsored by sale. Our class picnic in May closed a very successful year. 1,-Q' ar A li