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

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Q, nv- QQ ? 'F W 'CS' yy Q A, . , L VW?y ' . R . I . i f ' fftui 5. 5 5435 , ' A - r 1. 9 A ' J ,W,i 5, f- M .4 as lt, 1 A -. t.Qfl2M xi 15 X t, mmf is 4 1 S 9 134 4 HC' sf ss Q -Q A 4-S ' T . u. . Q, -.gr ,JL - wwf .21 1 T-1 4 .,. :., T L,,,. if 33? ,..- , R+ W . AWVW ,Q 4 ' fx ' A 4' , ji 4 Sylvia Luke Evelyn Howe Norma Falkenburg Sharon Raders Lorraine Goebel Betty Meighan Gary Reiter Robert Kaiser Brice Sturtevant Ronnie Stouffer Fred Werhane Ronnie Cable Beverly Reuber Vivian Schultz Mary Miller Eleanor Rampenthal Linda Hlmeke Nancy Saxby Gary Schamberger Beverly Leitzen Roger Becker Janis Bardell Daryll Wybourn Claris Wickler ophomore The class of '59 started the year by electing Jerry Henriksen, presidentg Larry Maaske, vice-presi- dentg Sharon Raders, secretaryg Eleanor Rampenthal, treasurerg Linda Huneke, student council represen- tativeg Alice Blasing and Paul Biesemeier, sports council representatives. The Class advisers were Mr. Macomber and Mrs. Carl Miller. In the beginning of the year the sophomores initiated the helpless freshmen a.nd later enjoyed a return party by the freshmen. They also entered a float in the fall festival parade having as their theme Records for Teens. To build up the treasury the class sold magazine subscriptions amounting to 3118. Mary Miller was high salesman selling S48 worth of subscriptions. A one-act comedy, WhyI am a Bachelor was presented for the student body on February 28. The class ended a successful year by having a picnic in May.