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

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Commerce Chemistry

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Row One: Miss Mabel Schoch, Mary Lou Yeager, Thelma Howe, Betty Mellen, Janet Gartner, Inez Miller, Lenora Falkenburg, Mr. Vernon Macomber. Row Two: Norma Jean Boeke, Marilyn Quittschreiber, Judy Schwartz, Norma Kurth, Linda Starr, Leona Babcock, Sharon Buss, Evelyn Robieson. Row Three: Helaine Klaas, Kay Holmes, Martha Jacobs, Bill Peters, Virginia Saxby, Connie Harbach, Mildred Beyer, Mary Lou Otte. Row Four: Joan Russell, Duane Schure, Robert Holmes, Mark Brown, James Kraus, Donald McKinstrey, Daryl Sherman, Ray Harner. Row Five: Clyde Price, John Holman, Larry Stearns, Lynn Meyer, Bruce Over- son, Bob Liphart, Donald Maaske, Dick Kleckler, Lee Retzlaff. Junior Class The junior class started the year by electing James Kraus, presidentg Clyde Price, vice-president: Mary Lou Otte, secretary: Robert Holmes, treasurer, Robert Liphart, Student Council representativeg and Linda Starr and Richard Kleckler, Sports Council representatives. Their advisers were Miss Mabel Schoch and Mr. Vernon Macomber. Their float in the Fall Festival, 'Safeguard Our Children, won first prize. They enriched their treasury by sponsoring a Paul Bunyan Day during which they did odd jobs for cash. Selling magazine subscriptions in the annual campaign, the junior class sold, by far, the largest number of subscriptions and profited accordingly, A three-act comedy, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer , was presented by the juniors in November. The climax of a very active year was the Junior-Senior Prom in May, at which the seniors were guests of the juniors.

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Row One: Miss Helene Dunn, Barbara Schure, Karen Price, Nancy Pohl, Janet Biesmeier, Harold Pohl, Irene Phillips. Mr. William Holak. Row Two: Barbara Brinkmeier, Jerry Hughes, Lorraine Buske, Jane Quittschreiber. Karen Harding. Russell Hintz, Norman McKinstrey, Marvin Maaske. Row Three: Marjorie Fransen, Helen Eberhart, June Beyer, Merrie Gail Classon, Evelyn Schwoob, Mary Louise Caudle, Annelle Dittbenner, Anna Jane White. Row Four: Norman Clair, Larry Henriksen, Ed Ockerman, Barbara Medeke, Verna Stich, Dorothy Lapp, Leon Obenchain, Marilyn Thomason. Row Five: Keith Kuhlemeyer, Jerome Shippy, Delbert Kluck, Jim Yeakle. Dean Richtemeyer, Jerry Miller, Gary Rakow- ska, Bill Mellen. Sophomore Class Sophomore class ofhcers were Larry Henriksen, presidentg Jerome Shippy, vice-president: Merrie Gail Classon, secretary: Dean Richtemeyer, treasurer: Marilyn Thomasson, Student Council representative: and Karen Price and Gerald Hughes, Sports Council representatives. On September 17, 1954, the sophomores initiated the defenseless freshmen and were then entertained by the freshmen at a return party in November. They also entered a Iioat in the Fall Festival parade, the theme of which was The Little Shoemaker. A one-act comedy, The Ming Thing, was presented to the student body on February 4. The sophomore class was host at an all-school party on March 18. A highly successful year was completed with a class picnic in May.