Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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REUSE 55 CCMPANY II PROPERTY MANAGEMENT I1 REAL ESTATE 1: , INSURANCE 4, 11 If ' L Milwaukee Avenue and Broadway 1: g O Libertyville, Illinois :- ' I 1,:::::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::- ::::::::::::::::::::: :: f::!::5:5::::::::::::: A:::::::: :::::::::3:J 53555: 11 11 Qt DENNEE WELDING 1 1 11 K Arc and Qxy'AcetylenefCutting - Brazing X' 1 11 1 :i Portable Equipment 11 'DK 11' :i Welding is our business, not a sideline 1 11 1 ai K 23 XV, Maple, Mundelcin Phone MU 6-6941 i I '1 11 1f:::::::::::::.-::, - - ::::::: -:- :::::::- - :: A '---- ------ A'- :::: A ' -f: 6355555555 - A5555 - - - -'-- :Iv A ' -5567: FIJI- A Af: 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, :: Meet your friends Ig TITUS BROTHERS 1 5: .. 1, . . 1, , Phone LI 251064 Libertyville 1 Q ff 1 gf THOMPSON s fl EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 1 1: G.E. Refrigerators, Ranges 1 1 . . . . 1 li 'GE' and Phllff' Radlo and Televmon 'i Phone LI 2,2051 502 N. Milwaukee Ave. :I Water Heaters, Vacuum Cleaners ,I I . 1, Maytag Xvashers 7, 1, Be the First with the Latest 1: 1: 1: 1, 1, 11 b:::::,::::::::: -::: -::::::::::::,x L:::::::::::- :::::::::::::::::: 98 f lfYKJ L ' 'I WW, Lvvrwuv 'WW ,Wi A ,F x I 5 0 Super Cargo Tr ns 0 t. I I .44-f.,vfZe,c. Direct daily service to and from Chicago and Lake Region. Also Pick Up and Delivery Service Libertyville-Mundelein Area. L ,0Q,'.' A 4 ervice gl . 0 If Lab Cf-'YYI-'65-4 0 CROSL REFRIGERA RS , I Q: , , in MLLI BOTTLED AS - A Q4 f ic MU 6'7175 'l R. . 4 Res' 6'6'l 0 O 0 ,I 0'n.L ,dw 1 'b I ll Q 'r BEST WISHESjif1w5-U D, To L The Class of 1953 1 'r 'r 7U wi, FRED MILLER MOTQRS ' M492 . . ff-5 4 your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer ln Libartyvzlle ' 4 4f l l Mm raceL MCAD gd .Z ewfnon E P Specializing in Sales and Service of: ,E General Eleclric, Sparfon and Sylvania 3, l General Elecfric and Sunbeam Appliances 1 l Phone LI 2-2l5O 334 N. Milwaukee Ave. -,-.,,, ,,,,,:,- ,::,,,,,,,,,,,,:- -::,l 'T Tx? r ll ' THE DAll HOUSE STUDIO II DR. CHARLES AMES , II 4, 4 Dentist Cifls of Dislinclion fi Interiors 'Z . 'l 'r lb 'r 342 N MH wk A Pho e U 7 2809 11 THE DALL BLDG. LIBERTYVILLE. ILL. If . W ee venue n -f 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 ,,,:,,,,m:,, x- ,,,,,,,-l 3, L P 1 l 1a 4 F :::::::::::::::::::::- v 5' 1 if l P I 1' ft CHARLES JORDAN ll 1 l l ' SHOE STORE ' DR. A. E. GGLDING l El 3: ll 1+ Peter's Shoes and BallfBand ll DENTIST E' Rubber Footwear 1 1 AQ7 North Lake ll 410 Milwaukee Avenue ll Y -KE . II l , ML 643209 Mundeleln, Ill. Libertyville, llliiiois I1 l l J L ::::::::- :- J :ix . W :::mm:' mxmim: . r' 'l NOBGE, -f KELVINATOR - BENDIX - MAGNAVOX - RCA VICTOR 'Q T ' s l 1 Television - Records and Supplies ll N, Jr . l. . W l ,J I Hoover, Lewyf and Eureka Home Cleaning Syslems ' K ' ,. ll 1 , E' 1l . , 1 l91erAcln5e1-ger A, ,9nc. l 1 we service Whai We Sell LI zasbs- Res. LI 2-33l2 lf ----A' ------------ ----:--: -::::::::::: .ll 'Y P ll lu ff? fn YOU'LL BE NEEDING SOIVIE INSURANCE fl 1: ,,f- 4 fl, . . . ONE OF THESE DAYS ll H I G' B 1 1 li-5 3:5153 WI-IEN YOU DO SEE ME AT 1 L L eie f 1, R LAKE COUNTY MORTGAGE 8 REALTY CO. 5: BILL SCHWANDT, OWNER I 1 LlT.H.S., 1940 ll ::,,,m- -:,,,m::,::- l ' I 1 l 1 DRUG MILLER S STORE WunJeAin .ibrug .gore 1' I1 XVALGREEN AGENCY Il 1 1 fi fi RALPH 1. MILLER, R.PH. PHONE LI2f1288 fl H. G. Mason, R. Ph. il ll 519 Mllwalllm Aw. Libertyville, 111. ll R.,,' W, Snyder, Rl Ph. 1, J ' 'I '+ ll GIFTS PHOTOGRAPHIC If NDELEIN ILL 1 l SUPPLIES MU A A ll 5. DRUGS TOILETRIES li I I Telephone MU 6 6245 li You Are Always Welcome at Mille1's , IOO ROUSE'S SERVICE STATION 4 East Hawley St. Phone MU 617031 Munclelein. Illinois 'E YOPPS SUPER MART I AND I MEAT MARKET 1: EINER FOODS 'I ll I 'I BIll Hopp, Proprietor I 'I :I If Phone MU 6-7IIIIIQI Mundelein 'I 'I 'I A, 'HV I , 'I CONGRATULATIONS TO .fe II' .J X Il' ,I Zfaffiil, , THE CLASS O '18, If'lf ,4I'l i II I I ll Q Jgfil R Alf' . 2ll S. Milwaukee Ave. ' I I 1 I Liberfyville, Illinois NORRIS BUICK INC. will I L ,f !LfIIJ+yvIIIeg2-26aa.4 ll ff 'L 'ly - .,., uf- -- -,-- f' .fl fgff' ' LAKE COUNTY GRADING CO. l0I5 NORTH MILWAUKEE AVENUE PHONE Ll 2-1590 Excavafing - Grading - Driveway Consfrucfion LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS ACE STORES BUILDERS' HARDXVARE 1 PAINTS GLASS 1 OILS HOUSE FURNISHINGS 'k 508 North Milwaukee Avenue Phone LI 12148 Q ::::::::::::::::::::::::- - 4 1: ATTORNEYS AND COLNSELORS lg AT LAW I I 'I OVERHOLSER E? LEVVIS I 'I II 0 l :E Phones: LI I-2Z76'LI If 'I Il 330 N. Milwaukee Ave. 11 Libertyville. Illinois 'I lL I... ....... - -- IOI J , --------L------A--------,--,- v-------,--vvvv-v-7-----------:::,, I II . M. 'ISIIANLEY'S SIERVICE STATION 1 1 . ,w ,- 4 .f , Q I , I-WASHING,-IVGREASING - REPAIRS ' , ' TOWINGI I I ' -J MUnI-Ielein 6-9657 - Rou+es 59A and I76 I MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS C0n1pIiments of REINBACHS BAKERY 347 No. Mnlwaukce Ave. LI 2-4309 Libertyville, Illinoi COMPLIMENTS OF COLLINS LUMBER COMPANY Mundelein, IIIinois ongrafufafiomi ant! Ed ,MJ e5 to the Class of 1953 f BURGESS-MANNING COMPANY -- vvvvvvv Y-D ,,...,,,, --- Liberty ADL-QAP3ftS , I Parts and, Accesories PHONE I1 1,1586 701 North MHwaukce':Ave. PERKlN'S DRUG STORE DRUGS- PRESCRIPTIONS SUNDRIES V 5lb NOTII1 Milwaukee Liber'IyviIIe, III. PhoneLI 2-3055 ----',,-----v- ---,,--------- :--- - --+-- ::-7 Cmnplimenrs of THE MUSIC HOUSE 11 N. Milwaukee Ave., LI 22154 Keatrice ?oodA Co. Tclcplmmc Mundclem 6f6T56 Lake Street lxlumiclcin, Illinois I Ifzfffl iiii I , :Lexx ,,L4,,:,',,:,..,,,...- ,I JJ! lj X J' i 1' jgfxs . I6 ERIC BOLANDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I-IIGI-IWAY CONTRACTORS Libertyville, Illinois Libertyville Cleaners and Tailors FOR FINE CLEANING CALL LI 23551 Piclgfup and Delivery Service Best Wislics To The Class of 1953 FRANK B. GILMER 144 XV. Church Libertyville e r' I1 H A . , g xg' Yri ,, - W i ' , , , M - V . f I Q- I -1 .,, ' 1 Ib --- ..... '--------L-,-j,' ....... 'L -- ----- 7G ' 'T'F J 'fF 'Qf ' .11 I Ill v ,, . A ,, . , V u ', U KI' sl ll ,I XJ J l ff V ,A H1 wg, in is H 'L r I 5 1 jf ' I xv- . - - Jive' o . , H ' 1 3 , 5 L f . - L I gf' frxo YOU OF THE CLASS OF 1953 OUR BEST WISHES WILL ALWAYS BE WITH YOU FIRST STATE BANK OF LIBERTYVILLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IVIUNDELEIN IO4 EX ANSTON ILLINOIS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER NAumus I I CONGRATULATIONS md CLASS OF l953 BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS BETTER VALUES JL 1623 Sherman Avenue H :I f 5532 FOR ,WAX , CI III U wg Q I, , 4 'I ff' Lf 010' J I TO O5 IHI HHNH 7 4 J I -..H fum, -ss .,vv P wJ df 3 S3433 ply 1 F 4, lr IA 3 1+ 1: I 'I 1' The Bo S Store SUE U YIXI DUSTRIAL :g 4: Y I Youth isla state of' mind. lfeep it 4, :I actively Interested in new ideas- ,5 Q S500 li then Search and you will always 4 . Ah- 4, MP E LOAN findga hetter way to do things. ffl and 'I 4' j ANCING SERVICE 1: YOUHS mf- Sh0P 1 , I 4 A X 4 outh Genesee St.+Over XYalgreens LI 343444 A E. J. Milligan, Mgr' 1, 352 N. Milwaukee Ave. Libertyville, Illinois I 4, 'I -:::::- ::::::::::::: -AAA -::.j D:::::::::: -: : ---:::.-::::::::: mark of dlstmctlon . . .-F 9. T' 20-o-ob Your education is a priceless asset. lt can never he purchased and is bestowed only on those who work long and hard hours. Get just as much as you can. And in the process please accept our heartiest wishes for your future success and happiness. -- T- FIRST LAKE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Libertyville, Ill. Nlemher of Federal Deposlt Insuvance Corporaliol ll I -,,,,,,v ,,,,,,, ,,,1, , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, :,, I' It DR. R. E. SAYERS 5: QI RAYBURNETT Opmmermr 4, 1, FUNERAL HQME 1 4 jf 120 West Park Ave. EYES EXAMINED I :I LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS I, 3 GLASSES FITTED I1 1: 1, AMBULANCE SERVICE 4, 4, 4 1, I-ll'CffYVlllC, llllflOfS Ken Burnett Pete Kristan -,,,,-m,,,,,,, mt, -Nl i,,,,,:,,,,,,,,: ,:,:,,,:: IO6 SCHANCK HARDVJARE COMPANY Eftalwlished IS 70 ,.',-, 4-,,, 7 4 LI 1'l7Ofl - Y 4 GRANDE CLEANERS. lnc. DU6 N. lvlilwaukcc Ave. l LIBERTYYILLE. ILLINOIS l , , , , 5 QL AI ITH L NEKCELLED Ccncral Hardware- Paints and Oils PERSON-'U-IZED SERVICE Haiting and Plumbing 5 l LlBERTYYlLLE'S QNLY Phunc I.I :asm ' Fl'R STORAGE Y,-XL'LT , L, ,,,. ,, lx, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, QUALITY . GAS and ll EGR LESS COMPLETE AUTCU SERVICE '31 N. lvlilwaukcc Ave. Libertyville. lll. . vl- I ' . . i I if QONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES . 1 ll 1 I 1 A TO THE CLASS of 1953 J , H Q Oude 0 ura nf. X' in ji jli JJ W ,9 113 East Cook Avi: Libertyville Ll 24213 DID YOU KNOVv'i that the very finest herb vinegars are grown and processed right here in Libertyx'ille7 Phone LI Ifl-410 MELLODY ROAD HERB GARDENS Box 368 Libertyville. Illinois - ...... - :::,g f' lu lr 1 4+ 4+ lr lr lr P I lr 4+ 4+ lr 'r u lr lr 4 ln L COMPLIMENTS OF SPARKLER MFG. CO. Mundelcin, Illinois 2' V ox v if I 5 , V I igfcs 3- 9ff-fiiT Qffn - ff-- P e 4--J' ---- ---- f? --- --- -v v :::::: :::::v ee: Yi34c:iTl' ox' 'JDJ-yuyq I ' -1 Q AON 4 LN qi F C 'yfgv 1: omp iments of ' Qi' 0 DeE'NT'55 ' I l THE LIBERTY THEATRE . 5 9 - 9 X : .: ' N 5 0 If V , 1, 1 1: ' we: Tekphone LI 23013 1: 1 522 N. Milwaukee Avenue I Nfowes are better Libertyville, Illinois IPLCITL CUBT EE l A -J bf-:: X '-----vvvvv-'-- l Rent your Prom Formal l from 1 4, N , ,, X' ennqAonA P MENS SHOP X X I W Mundelein, Ill. Phone MU 6f7317 , 7, F Best Vifislzes to f iq W of X X fee, W BIELATS The Class of 1953 5C to fl5l.OO STORE 505 N. Milwaukee Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS :x x: :T l I Phone LI 2,2486 'E I if RAYMOND G. NUTT COMPL'MENT5 CEMENT CONTRACTOR E A W E Q FWEND iss Newberry Averirre Libertyville, Illinois E ll lO8 I H B' .B ruse., gxgufograla X . 1 x b n 1 . A, -f l l xl, cl'v x 'v ' l GROCERY STORE PRODUCTS CO. Foulds Macaroni - Spagl1eH'i - Noodles Kifchen Bouquei' Cream of Rice B in B - Broiled in BuHer Mushrooms Liberfyville Illinois lO9 31 7 Us J I QQ S ' 1 f zQ25L ,. ww- x l'Qf!NlX -f?32- if,-: ff -ax I f-rw. ' 1' is-. -rfrx Z if Z 76 is xfeswars X Y .wmv X X lil! ii six Jalan Si Ulllieir Again A familiar and reassuring slogan FAMxLmR...because if bas appeared in thousands of the cauntry's finest year- baoks for the past half century. RsAssuRINc...because those years of specialized experience bring complefe service, outstanding quality and de- pendable delivery to the yearbook staffs, with whom we work. + JAHN ln OLLIER ENCRAVINC CO. 817 V Washington Blvd. Chicago 7, Illinois i i - i i l i i ii I ,fi P f fl I I , f if ff! ' 1 ' ' 1 'X G ,x , I Congratulations Graduates - - - We here at Keystone are proud of the fact that we had a part in producing your yearbook. 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The new building has been progressing nicely and should be ready for use in Jrhe fall of I954. We sludenrs are grafelul To The members of 'rhe Board of Educalion for lheir in+eres+ in our welfare. Mr. M. L. Conrad has moved l'o anolher cily lhis year, and Mr. William Hoskins was chosen +o Take his place. THOMAS P. HUDSON Presiden+ . Q 'V A. ALLAN BATES M- L- CONRAD WA'-TER A- HERR CHARLES WALLRAB EMELINE M. RUDY DOUGLAS SHANKS Secreiary I O H. E. UNDERBRINK ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Aiding Mr. Underbrinlc in Jrhe managemenr of rne school is Mr. Berglalds main job as assisranr principal. I-Ie is well known +o us all as rhe person who hears our excuses lor being absenl or fardy. Besides 'rhese dufies he also advises senior boys homeroom B, Pep Club. coacnes rhe class plays, Teaches speech and is lhe senior class principal. PRINCIPAL A+ some Time in our life ar I..I:.C.l-l.S. we have all been gralelul To Mr. Underbrink lor his sound advise and kind assurance. I'le has been our friend and leader. Mr. Underlorink has ably guided The high school and ils sludenls for 32 years. Thus when his resignalion lor relire- rnenl nexl year was announced, bolh Ihe slu- denls and cornrnunily fell regre-T. I-lowever we all wish him happiness in his Iulure inreresls. M. J. BERGFALD C. W. Andrews Henrieffa Aurell H+? Charles Bech+oIcI XX!! CELEBRITIES C. W. ANDREWS Freshman Boys' I-Iomeroom B, Indus+rial Arfs Chairman of Homecoming HENRIETTA AURELL Senior Girls' l-Iomeroom A Soanish, Spanish Club English, NAUTILUS CHARLES BECHTOLD Freshman Class Principal Freshman Boys' I-Iomeroom al Sciences, Srudenf Council A BARBARA BERGFALD Sophomore Class Principal Sophomore Girls' Horne- room A, American I-lisrory Algebra JAMES BERKLEY Sophomore Boys' I-Iorneroorn C, English, Drops of Ink Assembly Programs JANE BOND Junior Girls' l-Iomeroom B Physical Educalion, Social Science, G.A.A.,Social Cornmirree MARGARET COCKS Freshman Girls' I-lorneroom B English, Lalin, Lafin Club Drops of Ink -Q, N X Clk Barbara Bergfalcl James Berkley Jane Bond Margaref Coclls I 2 OUR TEACHERS Kelly Cox, Jr. KELLY COX, JR. F'esF'nen Boys I-Iornerccm A snvsicai Educalicn Lne Ccacln Icr Va'5i',f Fcofbail Jmicf Vareiff i, . Eeskefbai Assisfanf E55-Ebel Ccacn C. ALLEN FO RT E.5'ness Manager IC' 'H . :,r:'7: R-5'a+iA S LEON FOUGNIES J..'IAC C ass pfifiiiicil Jmiz' Ezis Inch'-efcc-1A E'gisIn, Szeeih Everfafiiis RICHARD GISH Fi .sics, General Sciefze Senicr Science, Sales fer NAUTILUS and Drops of Ink Q S.-w-fi rig, C. Allen Fori Leon Fougnies Richard Gish ROBERT GRAYSON LEOTA JANES SCCLCTUCVE Boys' l'lG'T'I'3VCC'TI A Junicr Gifs' I-Icfnefczoi A Ergisln Social Cizmmive-e Eniifli Library Sees Icr NAUTILIJS afd Lcfeff CLI: Drops of Inlr KATHRYN HARTMAN fenicf Girls' I-Icrnerccfn 5 C'-efnisfry, Gerere, Scienie L., M355 Cceralcrs' Club it - f 1 P - 'I I mb ic Relaficris Ctrnrri ADELHEID HIRSCH Ar? 5.51: R-3'afi:ns Ct ' 'IAUTILIJS ANNA J. JOHNSON -Jag Freshmen Gifs' I-Icrne'Cc'n Erglieln, Bcolfsfcre P,I:ii: Relaiizns CCFW'WIT7,9 'S-J' Roberf Grayson I sk :'-1,3-j,3f 1f'f3' - 11. K, Kafhryn Harfman Adell-neid Hirsch Anna J. Johnson Leofa Janes I 3 Margarel' Jorgensen MARGARET JORGENSEN Freshman Girls' Homeroom C Biology, Social Commilree Public Relalions Cornmifree Conservafion Club Forresl Lalzin CELEBRITIES HENRY C. JUSTICE Orchesrra, Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus, Solo and Ensemble Club R. P. KELTON Senior Boys' Homeroom A World l-lislory, Physical Educalion, Physiology Guidance Program, L Club Junior Varsily Foolball Va rsily Track HENRY C. KIMBALL Commercial Depar+men+ Freshman Foofball Coach Nighl School Direcfor Track FORREST LAKIN Junior Boys' Homeroom B Mechanical Drawing Manual Training, Business Arilhmelic, Track Freshman Baslcelball Henry R. Kimball MARILYN REED Home Economics. F. H. A. Sales for Drops of Ink and NAUTILUS MARILYN REICHERT Commercial Deparrmenf Social Commiffee EDGAR D. RUSSELL Sophomore Boys' l-lomeroom B, Marhemaiics, Slide Rule Club, Treasurer of Aihlelic Associalion Social Commilfee HARVEY SANDERS Hisfory, Social Sciences I-lead Coach in Varsify Foorball, Baslcefball Baseball 5 mi 5'laiZ?'w: Marilyn Reed Marilyn Reicherf Edgar D. Russell Harvey Sanders 'i 9 fliwm a-' LETITIA SAUNDERS Sophomore Girls' Homero French, French Club English, Sales for Drops of lnl: and NAUTILUS A. J. SPATARO General Science. Algebra Sales for Drops of lnlc and NAUTILUS CLARENCE L. SPEIDEL Band, Girls' Chorus OUR TEACHERS HENRY A. THIEL Commercial Deparfrnenf NAUTILUS, Take-afLelfer Club MARGUERITE PERSCHKE School Secrerary JEAN N E STEELE School Secrela ry Henry A. Thiel Elsie Kimball 1 ,f'MV, rf' 9. f-4 1 1' - J 4 a 'fx f 4.1. J-. -, K u f 5 '.-r.?, K 1 x A, I v I ' f . K I 1 -W . 'o-' 1-Arg ' 4: I- .u : -' vf' ., . fv. if S ar, ,J ' gjlv x X If h'..fYWx- - I 6 Hl HHSSES... HPHSS IN HEVIHN7' V' A x 4 J J J ff M415 If M f, K ff 5, 1 All flu, J! 'M . 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Slill Ihe memories of 'rhe pasr year's acrivilies linger and are cherished. Firsf was Homecoming-lhe parade, foorball game, and preffy queen Leslie wifh her courr. Then came The Chrislmas dance, 'iSno-Ball, wirh all lhe busy commillees al worln fo malce if lhe success ir was. Next Ihe seniors pui on a fhrilling myslery, l'Seven Keys To Bald- palefi I-low well Ihe casr acfed in 'rhaf play! A nofe of sadness was srruclc This pasf year wirh Jrhe loss of one ol Iheir classmales, Henry Slephan. I-lowever, his guiel manner will all ways be remembered by rhem. Finally gradu- arion came-rhe speeches, caps and gowns, diplomas, and Ihe final Iarewells. The parade had passed The school, buf The Iulure lay wide before rhem. I 9 WHILE THE BAND STRIKES UP A TUNE for EVERY SENIOI K. 'ff 'C 2 P-5,,1.::a-:1-3.21: 45? I , Y, rfb. gr 1 'SZ arf 'inf S. E' 1' Barbara Ann Amann 0 Got A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder Social Commirfee I, Dramalics Club I 2 3, Take-A-Leller Club 4 IV. PresI, Spanish Club 2, G.A.A. 2 3 4, G.A.A. Cabinel 4 Evelyn Ann Ambrose 0 'A' You're Adorable Ar? Club I, Library Club 2 3 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Band I 2, Choir I 2, G.A.A. I 2 3 4, Life Wilh Fa'lher 3 Iois Lorraine Becker 0 A Prefly Girl Is Like A Melody Dramalics Club I, I-lorvie EC, Club I 2 3 4 IV, Pres.l, Choir 3 4 Rose Ann Beelow 0 Only A Rose Home Ec. Club I 2 3 4, Take- A-Leller Club 4, Choir I Theresa Diane Bentley I Over The Rainbow Music Club 4, Spanish Club 2, NAUTILUS 4, Orcheslra I 2 3 4, Choir I 2, G.A.A. I 2 3 4, Leaders' Club 3 4 20 Don Amann 0 Far Away Places Baslreiball I, Fooiball I, Track 2 Frank Baum 0 I Gel A Kick Ouf Of You Baseball 3 4, Foolball 4, L Club 4 lucy Margarei Beddla I Dark Eyes Home Ec. Club I, Take-A-Let Yer Club 4, NAUTILUS 4, G-.A.A. I 2 3 4, G.A.A. Cab- ine? 3 Shirley Ann Behm 0 Ain'I She SweeI Home EC. Club I 2 3 4, Take- A-Leller Club 4 loanne Kathleen Bielai 0 Dancing Doll Sluclenl Council 4 lSec.I, Dra- malics Club 2, Latin Club 2, Library Club 4, Slide Rule Club 3, NAUTILUS 4, Choir Z, G.A.A. 2 3 4, G-.A.A. Cabinef 4, Color Guard 4, Leaders' Club 3 4, Life With Faiher 3, Tr. from Chicago, Ill. 2 P Barbara Rae Bingham 0 l Gof The Sun ln The Morning Drarnafics Club I 2, Span- ish Club 4, TakefA-Leffe' Club 4 lPres.l Robert Bracey 0 One Alone Tr. from Asnlanj Wis. 3 CLASS OF 1953 Frances Euleen Binkley 0 Oh, You Beaufiful Doll Dramarics Club 2, Home EC. Club I 2, Library Club 4, Spanish Club 2 Choir 2, G.A.A. 2 3 4 lack Brennan 0 Two Guil'ars Music Club 4 lPres.l, Cnoi' I 2 3 4, Foorball 2 Ann Evangeline Bolander 0 A Heart Full Of Love Drarnarics Club 2, French :lub 4, Home EC. Club 2, Choir 2, G.A.A. 2 3 4, Tr. from Lale Foresl, lll. 2 Tom Brick I On Your Toes Class Treas.3, Sruden' Courv cil 3, Lalin Club 2, Music Club 4, Slide Rule Club 4 lPre5.l, Band I 2, Choir 4, Baseball 3 4, Life Wirn Farber 3, Seven Keys To Baldpaleu 4 Della Madeline Bond I On The Sunny Side Of The SI'reel ' Social Commirfee 4 lSe4:.l, French Club 4, Library Club I Z 4, Slide Rule Club 3, Drops of Ink I 2 3 4, Band 3 4, Orcheslra l 2 3 4, Choir I 2, G,A.A. I Z 3 lV. Pres.l 4 lPres.l, GAA. Cabinel' 3 4, Color Guard 2, Leaders' Club 3 4, D.A.R. Award Bob Bruce 0 The Brisk Young Lad Music Club 4 Choir I 2 3 4, Baslrelball I 2 3 4, Football I 2 3 4, Ti-acl I 2 3 4, L Club 2 3 4 Nancy lane Boslian 0 TenderIy Horne EC. Club l, Spanish Club 2, Choir l, G.A.A. I 2 3 4 Deloris Busker 0 Blue Skies Sfudenl Council 3 Library Club I 2 3 4, Spanish Club 2, NAUTILUS 4, Choir I 2, G.A.A. I 2 3 4 lSec.l, G.A.A. Cabinel' 3 4, Val- adicrorian 2l Y,- H9 T7 L- , 'aff SENIORS Charles Butterfield 0 For He's A Jolly Good Fellow Conservation Club 4, Baseball 3, Seven Keys To Baldpatew 4 Tr. irom San Rafael, Cal. 3 Helen Jean Cazel 0 There Are Smiles That Make Us Happy Class Sec. 4, Dramatics Club I 2, French Club 3 lSec,l, Li' brary Club 2 3 4, Music Club 4, Orchestra I 2 3 4, Choir I 2 3, G.A.A. I 2 3 4, Leaders' Club 3 4 Ed Church 'Anywhere I Wander Gary Cleveland 0 Sometimes I'm Happy Slide Rule Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Football I James Creath 0 OnIy For Americans Social Committee 4 lPres.l, Student Council 4 IV, Pres.l, French Club 4, Slide Rule Club 3 lPres.l, NAUTILUS 4, Basket- ball 4 ,Football 3 4, Track 3 4, L Club 3 4, Tr. from White- fish Bay, Wis. 3 22 Doris Carlson 0 Five Fool Two Spanish Club 2, Take-A-Letter Club 4, Choir I 2, G-.A.A. I 2 3 Beverly Chamberlin 0 Baby Face Home Ec. Club I 2 3, Library Club 4, Drops of Ink 4, Band 'I 7 lohn Clemetsen 0 On Wings Of Song Social Committee 2 3, Music Club 4, Slide Rule Club 3, Drops of lnk 4, Choir 4, Foot- ball l 2 3, Track 3, Seven Keys to Baidpateu 4 Bettyann Craft 0 Thou Wondrous Choir 4, G.A.A. 4, Tr. from Heidelberg, Germany 4 Gary Davis I Haven't Gol' A Worry Slide Rule Club 4, Football 3, Tr. from Antioch, lil. 3 Walter Engelbrecht 0 Pack Up Your Troubles In An Old Kit Bag Basketball I 2 3 4, Forf- ball I, Track I 2 3 4 Winitred Vivian Flake 0 Stars In My Eyes Take-A-Letter CIi.b 4 G.A.A. I 2 3 4 ex 4, . f, s . s , Nancy Erickson 0 The Very Thought Of You Library Club 3 4 ISec.l, Take-A-Letter Club 4, NAUTILUS 4, lr. lrcft Scsth Bend, Ind. 2 Carol lean Fowles 0 I'm Skipping Rope With A Rainbow Spanish Club 3, Choir I, GAA. I 2 6' T' . ,ik bl 1 ii Y .-122 3-a ra I X Betty Lou Felgar i You Are My Sunshine I-Iorfe EC. Club I 2, Library Club 2 3 4, Take-Alevter Club 4, NAUTILUS 4, Chen 2 3 Marianne Marguerite Fuller 0 Marianne Drafnatics Club 2, Latin Club 2, Music Club 4, Choir 3 4, GAA. I 2 3 4, Leaders' Club 3 4 13 3 555 Shirley Feltner I How Do You Speak To An Angel? S'uderit Council 2, Home EC. Club I, tvtcwie Opefa- 'crs' Club 2 3, GAA. I 2 3 loyce Gardner 0 lt's Delovely Student Council 2, Televi- Letter Club 4, Drops of Ink 2, Orchestra I 2 3 4, Choir I 2, GAA. I 2 CLASS OF 1953 23 Tom Flagg 0 Singin' As I Go Class Tre-as. 2, Cho? I 2, Fccfball I Thomas Garvin U Enioy Yourself Movie Operators' Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2, Basket- ball I, Track 3 4, L Club 4 SENIORS Dolores Geissberger 0 -Whisfle A Tune Of Gladness Clnolr I 2, G.A.A. I 2 3 4, Color Guard 3, Leaders' Club 3 4 Mariano Gilles 0 Angel Eyes Choir Z, G.A.A. 2 3 4, Tr. from Wilmelle, Ill. 2 Donna Lee Gould 0 Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise Ari Club l, Home Ec, Club l, Take-A-Lefrer Club 4, NAU- TILUS 4, Choir l 2 3, G.A.A. l 2 3 4 Rulh Green 0 A Lifile BIT Of Heaven French Club 4, Llbrafl! Club 4, Music Club 4, Slide Rl-Ile Club 3 4, Drops of Ink 2 3 4 ieazrofy, choir 2, GAA. 3 4, Tr. from Oak Park, lll. 2 Esko Hariamaa O The Con'l'inen?al Conservafion Club 4, Exchange sludenr, Mikkeli, Finland 4 24 Leslie Gilbert I Tha+'s Whaf I Like Abouf The Soufh Library Club 3 4, Music Club 4, Spanish Club 4 iseei, NAU. TILUS 4, Clrolr 3 4, G.A.A, 3 4, GAA. Cabinef 4, Leade ers' Club 4, Life Wifh Fal'l'ier 3, Seven Keys To Baldpafeu 4, Tr. from Hollywood, Fla, 3 Walker Gilmer 0 You'll Never Walk Alone Sfudenl' Council 2, Conserva- Ilon Club 4, French Club 4, Latin Club 2, Music Club 4, Slide Rule Club 3, Drops of Ink 2 3 4, NAUTILUS 2 3 4 IBusiness Mgr.l, Band 2, Or- chesfra 2, Choir 4, Baskefball 3 IMqr,l, Llle WIII1 Farber 3, Seven Keys To Baldpafeu 4, Saluialorian William Graham C SI'ouf-Hearted Men Slide Rule Club 2, Baseball 3, Baskefball Z 3, Foofball 3, Track 3, L Club 3, Tr. from DePaul Academy 2. Rose Marie Grimm 0 Rose-Marie TakeAA-Lelrer Club 4, Ir. from McHenry, lll. 3 Owen Hawk 0 Great Day Dramaflcs Club 2, Lalin Club 2, Slide Rule Club 3 4, Band I 2 3 4, Orclreslra 2, Life WITI1 Farber 3, Siege Lighting 4 Helen Hendricks 0 Sfar Dusf Arr Club I, Cons-ervalion Club 4 French Club 3 lPres.l, Larln Club 2, Ll- brarv Club 4, Music Club 4, Slide Rule Club 3Drops of Ink I 2 3, Orchestra 2 3 4, Chorr 2 4 G.A.A. I 2 3 4 Belly lane Huff 0 l've Go? A Pockefful Of Dreams Tr. from Lale Fares? III, 4 CLASS OF 1953 Mary Hernandez 0 When You Wish Upon A Sfar Horne EC. Club I 23, Tale A-Leller Club 4 lTreas,l G.A.A. 3 4 Mary Lou larrell 0 She's A Home Girl Lelfer Club 4, Band l 2 Home EC, Club 4, Talfe-A- 3 Ada lane Hine 0 A Handful Of Stars Drarnallcs Club I 2, French Club 3, Lalln Club 2 lP'es,l, Llbrary Club 3 4, Movie Operalors' Club 2 3 4, NAUTILUS 4, Choir 2, G.A.A, l 2 3 4 G,A,A. Cablrrer 3 4, Color Guard 4, Leaders' Club 3, Llle Wlfh Farhef' 3, Seven Keys To Baldpare 4 Barbara Anne lochheim I Spring Tide Social Cornmlfr-ee 2 3, LI- brary Club 3 4 IPres.D. Sllde Rule Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Drops of Ink 2 3 4, Choir l 2, G,A.A. l 2 3 4, G.A.A. Cabinet 3 4, Lead' ers' Club 3 4 Robert Hoffman 0 Open Road Foofball I lim lohnson I l'm Siffing On Top Of The World Dramallcs Club I 2 3 4 Movie Operators' Club 2 3 4, Music Club 4, Sllde Rule Club 3, Spanish Club 3 Band l 2 3 4, Orcheslra 3 4, Cholr 3 4, Baseball Z 3 4, L Club 4, Life Wllh Farher 3, Seven Keys To Baldpalew 4 -x .fri 25 lesse Holsinger 0 Haven'f Got A Worry Class Pres. 3, Social Com miller: l 3, Basbelball l 2 3, Foolball I 2 3 4, Track I 2 3 4, L Club I 2 3 4 II . Pre3.l Thelma Johnson U Powder Your face Wifh Sunshine Spanlsh Club 2, Cholr l Z GAA. 2 3 4 1 ,f'MV, rf' 9. f-4 1 1' - J 4 a 'fx f 4.1. J-. -, K u f 5 '.-r.?, K 1 x A, I v I ' f . K I 1 -W . 'o-' 1-Arg ' 4: I- .u : -' vf' ., . fv. if S ar, ,J ' gjlv x X If h'..fYWx- - as 9 X fe ' Q 0 N ' sm..- f 4.41 SENIORS f. , . H gn ' Lg: Q rf for M64 . ,fs 533451 EE 1 -sf-363 72, -S9 '14 . ifj:ij',:x,:.-54,5 .A ,if,.,,,-' Q44 4 -.fifiiifizs - or ' Km . ,,gf,i1sS?3?'5s .. R, M wg W, ,i 'fl-ls QI! Josephine Johnston 0 Josephine orne EC, Club l 2 3 4, Talre-Aleftef Club 4, Clwcir 'Qtr' l234 Raymond Kleppe 0 There ls Nothin' Like A Dame Midge Kramer 0 Oh Happy Day Drarnatics Club 4, Seven Keys lo Baldpave' 4, Tr. from Chl- rago, Ill. 4 Doug Kay 0 Sensation Music Club 4, Slide Rule Club 4, Choir 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Football 2 3 4, Track 4, L Club 2 3 4 Gertrude Katharine Koppilz 0 Fai'lhfuIly Yours Home Ee. Club i 2 3, Li- brary Club 2 3 4, Muslc Club 4, Spanish Club 2, NAUTlLUS 4, Choir I Z 3 4 Donna lane Krase 0 One Fine Day Student Council 4, Dramatics Club I, Latin Club 2 lSeC,l, Library Club 4, Music Club 4, Take-A-Letter Club 4, Choir l 2, G.A.A. I 2 3 4 lT'eas.l, C-.A,A. Cabinet 4, Leaders' Club 3 4 ll l O V. , -i'r ' 1, ra Krase Aa? Marilyn Joy Kobiank , 0 Wanderin' fb 0 Busy Fingers 'fr 'bag -Q ' Drarnatics Club l Z 3, Latin Q ii., Club 2, Library Club 3 4, ' R' '01-rf Nb Take-A-Letter Club 4, Drops of ' f' 'mfr ink 2 3 4, NAUTILUS 4, of. ,f K ' 1' J clwestra 2 3 4, Choir I 2, Life K 3 With Father 3 .rf '0 Martha May laechelt lack Lam V ' With A Song In My o Life ls A Dream I, V Heart ' xv W' .1 Dramatlcs Club 2 3, Conserva- X s i tion Club 4, Home EC. Club l xx - .' li, , 2 3, Music Club 4, Talre-A-Let fl :af Ciob 4, Drops of inn 2 3 4, 'Nils' V, Q bf , Choir l 2 3 4 ,.,'1 ff'Jy '.,ff'i':- 4 ' ' ' ,:'5f': '5l L, L. jf . ,f-1 .- s,9:..,,, ' ' ' ' jl , X. ' . li :J N 26 Richard lichlleld 0 Perpe+uaI Mo+ion Conservation Club 4 Fool- ball I 2, Life With Fa- fher 3 George Malles 0 Singing A Vagabond Song Foolball I A . Marjorie loy Lindrolh 0 Margie Home EC. Club 4, Library Club 3, Drops of Ink 3 4, Chcir I 2, G.A.A. l Z 3 4, Leader! CIQ: 3 Eugene Mayer 0 A Wonderful Guy NAUTILUS 4 Easecall 3 4 Football I Z 3 4, Track 2 3, L Club 4, Movie Obera- lo's' Club I 2 3 4, Serin Keys Tc Eaicoer-3 4 .uf ,Q Arthur luebbers 0 Oh, Whaf A Beaufiful Morning Class V. Pres. 2, Treas. 4, Sfudeni Council I 2, Movie Operafors' Club I 2 3 4, Music Club 4, Slide Rule Club 3, lTreas.l, Spanish Club 2, Drops of Ink Z 3 4, NAUTILUS 3, Choir 4, Base ielball I 2, Foolball I 2 3, Traci' I 2 3 4, L Club 2 3 4 Edmund Miller I A Man And His Dream Tr, from Evanvcn, III. 4 L, . Q77 Nalalie Shirley lull 0 Moonlight And Roses Srudenl Council 2 3, lSec.l, Dramallcs Club I 2, French Club 3, Home EC. Club 4, Library Club 4, Choir I 23, G,A.A. 2 3 4, Leaders' Club 3 Carol Lou Mills 0 Fun And Fancy Free French Club 3, Horne Ea, Club I, Library Club 4, Music Club 4, Orcheslra I z 3 4, Chan I 2, GAA. I234 CLASS OF 1953 27 fn. ,E ' 5 'I lx Q , .. ,. , 1 di Bruce Mackey 0 Thou Swell Class V, Pres. 3, Social Cornrniilee 3, Siudenr Coun- cll I 2 3, Slide Rule Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Baslfel- ball I, Football I 2 3 4, Track I 2 3 4, Club 3 4 lSec.l Sally Diane Morgan 0 Younger Than Springl'ime Latin Club 2, Slide Rule Club 3, GAA. I 2 3 4, Leaders' Club 3 4 V vi, MGX- 45 X 4 E 41, sfN 1 r -as J . ...p- . 4i ??1x -Q N X W , -wx s I XX yay s A ,xxx Xxb5s,xys xx SENIORS X x so P - -I es:-em-s.::,. ' s. 5991 e ' ' . is Y . 4 T3 .Q A ASQ. N ,,--.., Q , rf 13 ' 'T 4 .. X , f 4, W ' i s Q , , , . , .gk ' ' . rex Ni'-K INNNXQ . -:WN P . .sw fn I ' - v -ss -4 -. ..,. ,NM , - ' .,::. V:-.ss s ' 'K ' 'MRM 'I gf , X , 'E fx x ' XX X x as ' A X 345 XNX X x , 335 gi- Q XJA NX N X If Ns N x o X 4 A ,I N 4 X x Sv' ,Y v z U, 13 4 T X X .ir ry. if 5- 13-84:43, To .- '--- - I . ,N-kgs: .sei .pax Sl fair? A 4 X - Q- i it ri ..'N., N , sf' s Qs, Y 5 6 5 Q 'is s 4 Z f fl Q, X 4 safes wf we wr.-pl 4 ws, x 3 my X s Q 4 'Q Xxx v .J :EQ ii, , 1113 ,. -.dj , as ali? - r .- 1 :iff QLTI I il ' ' Q ,- rz. ,ERC , Mariorie Ann Mortensen 0 The Nearesf Thing To Heaven Drarnafics Club 2 3 4, Lalin Club 2, Library Club 3 4, Take-A-Lefler Club 4, Tr. from Delroil Mich. 2 Colleen Lee McRae I When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Dramalics Club l, Home EC. Club 4, Lalin Club 2, Library Club 4, Drops of Ink 2 3 4, Band l 2 Wendy loan Neel 0 Miss LiberIy Drarnafics Club I 2 3 4, Fr rich Club 4, Laliri Club 2 fx Bill Newlon 0 Billie Boy Social Cornrriilre-3 3, Music Club 4 lSec.l, Slide Rule Club 3, Spanish Club 3 IV. Pres.l, Choir 4, Football 2 3 4, Track 2 3, L Club 4, Seven Keys To Baldpafeu 4 Myles Pember 0 C-apfain Jinks Music Club 4 IV. Pres.l, Span- ish Club 3, Choir 4, Baseball 3 4, Baslcelball I 34, Football l 2 3 4, Track 2 3, L Club 3 4 28 f X Myra Elisabeth McMahon I SmiIin' Through Dramavics Club I 2 3 4, Lafin Club 2, Library Club 3 4, Movie Operalors' Club 2 3 4, Drops of Ink 2 3 4, NAUTILUS 4, G.A.A. I 2 3 4, G.A.A. Cab- inel 4, Life With Farher 3, Seven Keys To Baldpafem 4 Edward Naureckas 0 Don'+ Fence Me ln Laliri Club 2, Slide Rule Club 3, Band I, Choir 4, Foorball I 3 4 Track l 2 3, L Club 4, Seven Keys To Bald- para' 4 Eugene, emm is , 0 AlI V T ings Y!ai1 Are Class . P s. 4, ,fSociaI Corn- + 4, sfaaedi caoneii 4, i Club rfmsie crab 4, oir y 2 3f', Baseball lMgr.I 2 3,!Bask ball lMqr.l 2 4, Fool all Mgr.l I 2 3 4, Track lM my , L Crab 34 Mary Louise Padilla I Thy Beaming Eyes Take-Aleller Club 4, Band I 2, Choir I 2 3 Vardian Petersen I H's A Grand Nlqhf For Singing Library Club 4, Music Club 4, Drops of Ink 2 3 4, Choir I 2 3 4, G-,A.A. I 2 3 4, Lead- ers' Club 4 lim Pinkslaff C Enioy Yourself Basketball 2 3 4 Fcc': 2 3 Track 2 3 'L Cyn 4 Tr, 'from Su 'l1?' Ill. 2 Don Reinke 0 Helio Sunshine, Goodbye Rain Drarnafics Club I, S' Rule Club 3 Choir 4 Ba ball Z 3 4, Foo+l:all I --L ci I un 3 4 iT'eas.l, Seven Keys To Ea ina'-3 4 CLASS OF 1953 Aileen Pollerlon Norm Poullon I Look For The Silver I Ev'rybody Has A Lining Laughing Place C'O'r 4, G.A,A. l 2 3 4 Trac' I 2 3 4 'L Club 4 lean Marie Repmann lanel Rilchuck I My Dreams Are 0 I1's A Lovely Day Gerling Beffer All The Today Time Drafarfcs Club 3, Penal' Social Corrr'lll-is 2, L7 Club 3 lTreaf.J, Library brary Club 3 4, Drops of Club 3, Drops of Ink 2 3 4, Ink 4, G.A.A. I 234 Lean NAUTILUS 3 4 lEdirorl, ers' C'ub 3 4 Cac-ir 2, 'Life Witn Father 3 Tr. Jrcrf 'ffme'lf,, ui, 2 ' ifrx. Ioe Ray Robert Reilly 0 You're The Tops 0 Fidgefy Feel Class V. Pres. I slum-.v Lain Club 2, Music Club Council I 3 4 lPres.,, Mu- 4 Slide Rule Club 3, Band Sf Club 4, Slide Rule Club I 2 3 4, Orcheslra 2 3 4, 3, CIWOIY 4. Baflefball I 2 Baslerball l Z, Foorball I 2 3 4, Foofball I 234, Track IZ34 L Clubl234 Barbara Ruth Rogge 0 Sweef and Lovely 3 Hofe EC. Club Larin Club 2, Slice lanel Rosing o My Kind O' Day Arr Club I, D'ar'ia cs Cl..b Muff Club 4. SDGVIISII Cl-I3 I 2 2, Band I Z 4, Cho 3, Rule G.PN,A. l 2 3 4, G,'.A.A. 3 4 Cablner 4, Leaders' Club 3 Club 3 G.A.A. I 2 NAUTILUS Shall' C1 29 4, Color Guard 4 ay i , s SENIORS William Ryder 0 Come, Let's Be Merry Dramatics Club I 2, Latin Club 2 Slide Rule Club 4, Drops of Ink 3 4, Choir 4, Football I 2 3 4, Track 2 3, L Club 4 Seven Keys To Baldpateu 4 Ellen Marie Schwerman 0 Bluebird Of Happiness So:ial Committee 4, Art Club I Library Club 3 IV. Pre5.I, Music Club 4, Drops of Ink 4, Band 3 4, O'chestra 4, Chou 2 3 Keith Shepherd 0 Merrily We Roll Along Fowball 4, Track 3, L Club 4 Theodore Soenksen I Take It Easy lfenry Stephan 6 At Peace With The World A: the parade moves slowly onward, the class of '53 sir'- Uafelv regrets the loss of one oi its classmates, Henry Ste- phan who died on Jar. 3, i953 30 Alice Linda Schultz 0 First Comes The Sunshine Drarfatics Club l, Library Club 3, Talre-A-Letter Club 4, G.A.A. I 2 3 4, G.A,A. Cabinet 4, Ivlaiorette I 2 3 4 Ioe Sheahan 0 Say It With Music Mus?-1 Club 4, Choir I 2 3 4 Iohn Smith 0 A Rovin' Traci- 2 3, Tr. from Chicago Ill. 2 Allan Spethman 0 People Are Funnier than Anybody Spanish Club 2, Tr. from Edge brook, Ill. l Jerry Stoller U Meet The Sun Hallway Conservation Club 4, Tr. from Barrington, III. 4 X 5 lerry Suller 0 And The Band Played On Mei: C'-k: -1, Side R332 Cleo 4 C':' l, Barry l 2 3 4A C':Le5 a Z 3 4 Foof- bal, l Marilyn Marie Weidner 0 Dream Girl Home E:. Cl,o I Z 4 lP'e5.', Ta-e,A-Levi' Cleb 4, Cry- i, GAA. i 2 3 4, Lea:-e'3' CLD 3 ase- 'avr S-9 1 1 . l . ., -2 all can f 5' 'C 2? 1:1 ff..- 1' . ,K f w,-5510. 11511 'Q Ss-Li -Y f . 'S 1 Carolyn Ann Taylor Ann Frances Uhrich Celia Mary Ullrich Jn V Jw ' B95Ul'HUl Brown EYES I Lovely To Look Al 0 'Preffy As A Piclure I F Hess Consewaffon Cao 4 VJ: 533-51 Qgffwwie ' Laf- D-yfg-'gg Crm I 2 Y Deva' 1: C: 4 553'-Ili CluO4,BSn134 O'5'f'f 3 C.o 2 Lio'a'v Clan: 4 c'a'y Cub 3 4 lT'e 'C 1 B31 l 2 3, BSLE' 3 4- TV OW M'3l5'3 Uni: Club 4 S'i:le Rale Soawew Clan Q .e- v '-, 311 FOJ'C'3ll l Ml'3l - 3 Cab 3 Banj l, Cioi' l 2 Levi' Club 4 l Qi 'Ji' 4 CuAeA, l 2 3 4 Pe: 2 HEAA, ' 2 3 4 eine' fry Chi 2 3 -1 Lee 'v'f C.: 3 4 Pe: ls 23 I J Pa'-e 3 'Seen Kes i ' Ba'J:a'e A l Palricia Helen Wells Eugene Wilhelm Gail Williams Gwen Williams ' Sing, Sing. Sing o The Vagabond King , --Sideu, .. by Side M,s'1 Cl,c -1, C'2' i 2 3 4 T-, :uf Says-3-e i U53 593. l 2 AY, C as r Q35 593, 3! A C'-.in l, Cznzenarign Cl,z3 4 L' C319e'w3'1rl Cla: 4. l-l' bfye Club 3, Soanisv Chl: b'3'v Club 3 4 SD3UlSl1 2. Drops of lnk l 2 3! C ,io 2 lSe:. Drops of lnlr QJNA. l 2 3 4 ipr. S-32.3 l 2 3 '3.A.A,. l 2 3 4, 4 GAA. C3b7'e' 3 4, '3.A,A, Caine' 3 4 Cllllif Cali' 13.51 2 3 Leazef 13.31 Z2 Lanai' CL3: 4 CHE' 4 CLASS OF 1953 3l I -H 'E sg, .3 . , rail., lg' E . P. . . lei: r a , ,135-s, Qi SENIORS Marjorie lean Williams 0 The Sunshine Of Your Smile Sfudenl Council I, Conserva- Iion Club 4, Dramalics Club I, Home Ec. Club I, Library Club 3, Movie Operarors' Club I 2 3 4, Music Club 4, Drops of Ink I 2, Orchestra I, Choir 2 4, G.A.A. I 2 3 4, Leaders' Club 3 4, Maiorelle I 2 3 4 Robert Winie 0 Reaching For The Moon Class Pres. 4, Social Commiflee I 2 lTreas.J 4, Movie Opera- lors' and P.A. Crew I 2 3 4, Slide Rule Club 3 IV. Pres.l, Choir 4, Baskelball I, Foo?- ball I, Life Wilh FaIher 3 Johnnie Wright 0 Roses From The SouIh Tr. from Lepanlo, Ark. 4 NOT PICTURED Susie Davis Lyle Bellows Don Wilson 0 Mad Abou? The Boy Class Pres. I, Social Com- rnilree I, Baskefball I 2 3 4, Foolball I 2 3 4, Track I 2 3 4, L CI ub 2 3 lTreas.l 4 lPres.l Frankie Wright 0 Me And My Shadow Tr. from Lepanlo, Ark. 4 John Ypma 0 l Wonder As I Wander Class Pres. 2, Social Commit lee 2, Sludenl Council Z, Movie Operalors' and P.A. Crew I 2 3 4 -v flf ,f CLASS Morro A kj, To Be, Ralher Than To Seem Q Jjwy iffy if ,l 6 ' lr fl' I U K 'f I 'l'll2X ,D I , CLASS coLoRs :gl 4' X N' I, V Green and While -r Q I Y, ! i cr.Ass FLOWER A r E' M I I1 Gardenia I- K na , J ,I -- wi I, , ffyllf fi ll Xt 1 l 1 I I l I X -,yall-f f ll f fx. 32 1, an f THE JUNIORS MARCH FORWARD JUNIOR OFFICERS Bonnie STevens Judy Manlcawich Jeff Parson Larry Kiclr Secretary Vice-Presidenr Treasurer Fresioem JUNIOR CLASS The Class oT I954 sTarTed iTs iunior year wiTh a TloaT in The I-lomecoming Parade. Then They planned Tor Their play which was given in The laTTer parT oT November. This was a Tamily Comedy called Growing Pains' abouT a Tom- poy who grows up. Class rings were discussed and several oT The iuniors purchased Them. ln January The iuniors sponsored an alleschool dance. IT was called Candy Capers' and TeaTured a lollypop 'ree and a gianT ice cream soda in The cenTer of The dance Tloor. This year also included a prom in The iuniors' acTiviTies. IT was held in The I-IoTel Moraine on The Lalie, I-lighland Parlc, Illinois, on lvlay 23. The class spenT a greaT deal oT Time sTudying aloouT gualiTicaTions Tor jobs or TurTher school- ing aTTer graduaTion. Discussions, movies, and Talls were given in The homerooms on This sub- iecT. In The spring The sTudenTs planned courses Tor Their senior year, elecTed oTTicers and social comrniTTee and sTudenT council represenTaTives. Class moTTo: UniTed we sTand, divided we Tall Class colors: Dark green and silver Class flower: Yellow rose CLASS OF '54 3'-, 1 .I Uv fv- L '- -' fgfdz SYN Q . 'T , . A L ,-., ,. -. ,, V , . v , X3 X A A R ' I . 7 M' 4' ' A , . - 5 9' fin 'fl ' 3 V . . A Q.. QF V N P, ic, ' L ' Q x 34 G' Q -XY. - t. .7 4 fx-NIE-. .,. 4, .t .ga 9' ., ,, .,. 1 7 -Q.. l 3 R '-V 1, WM - X3 . ROW l-J. Adafns, H. AWOL er, P. Ausnn, L. Ayaa C. Badqerow, D. Be-aavais, L. Beck ROW 2-D. Bergman R. Bergman, N. Bowfnan, M. Busl ke-r, E. Buns, ?. Badwin, D, Behm ROW 3-M. Bmerfieia, M. Cadsonl J. Carroli, N. Carson, R. Carson, E. Chrisfensen, C. Cleveland ROW 4-J. Cie-'fe'and, J. Connelk P. C-nnfad. B. Cffsf, R. Cuaiwra. M, Dasner, M. Dads ROW 5-M. Davfs, J. Dow- den, R. Dbwdery B. Druhani H. Darrsid M. Edfnan. C. Exon. ROW 6-T. Evans, D, Efans D, Fredensbofg, E. Fuller, J, Gagnon, A. Gaharf. R. Garvin ROW 7-P, Gafa M. Geary. J. Ones, J. Safz J. Gid- wln, R. Grafz, A. Grnfgin ROW 8-E, Swine! 9. Gm- fowski, J. Guvafsor, R, Haj, E. Hardy P, -Jarfrff, P. I-larvew' ROW 9-C. Hefnavaez, I-4. Herzing M. Haney D. HH-- deryckx, M. Huobard, L. I-Mfg. B, lvefsgw ROW I0-A. Jafre'f, H. Jen- sen, J. Jocnims, VV. Jones, B. Kasoer, FJ. Kelnvmaxd S. Ker- nedy ROW I-L. Kick, R. LaMaq- de efre, J. Laycock, L. Lay- cxlc, A. Lea, H. Lehmann, R. Le-fra' ROW 2-M. Llghfbody, M. Mackey, J. Mankawlch, J. Marsh, B. Masfrr, L, Mafera, T. Michna ROW 3-L. Mimkan, J. MiHs, P. Morsorv, L. Moran, C. Mc- Levran, J. Macauire, R. Mme-r ROW 4-L. MCC-June N, M. Neel, M, New-.harfl W. New- man, V. Okubo, J. Parson, F. Pa'f::r ROW 5-R. Porras, D. Pow' bn C. Reed, W. ReIdeL J. RI':P'ie, T. Roser, B. Rouse ROW 6-K. Rf:-uae, D. 90.155, G. Seam J. SaWerrwme, G. Sihmldf K. Schneider, B. Szndl ROW7-P.S1:rwrade,C. Schwandf, R. Shelkmberqer, N. Srweperd, M. Snyder, E. Szrba, E. Snwa ROW 8-J. Soeilmarw, R. Suri, V. Sre-ee, B. Sre-vers, H. S5':e9ser, G. Swdmger. M. Tawzda ROW 9-E. Ta, sr, fl. Trad- 6, M, Var' Lamduyf, M, Were, C. Vlrion, J, Vcrndracel-', E, Vv'a:L's ROW I0-B. Warwr, E. Wa!- brlj-ge A. Waier, S, W.a'L- ingtr J, Warn, M. Ward, L. NVQ-Fdwer ROW II-R. We'5s, C. WIEQF .IUNIORS 4 '- , , . Lf. T Lv 'il . - it .v tj, J. 'W'-'jf' 'O' 'N' .Q H v ' ' Ma, ', ' .- 1 ss E 4 E? . 'fy W1 'W M L ' 4 Q ff. L., ' Q: 5.j , ' 5. Q . gs: all S 7-5 W , 4: 45 rl Q f,- i Wx F 9 J 'I 1-,N Q +- ' ' A 1 T , 7' uf' 'T 5'?3 ' -1 an ! .T 11 S E' 4. 1- ' . tr' . ... 4' x 'ff , l Ov, ,gf ':, V w , . , . Aj 1 , -- ' Q- .331 ..r. 1.i2.,T. 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T THE SOPHS KEEP PACE SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Carol Meyers Barbara Niclroley SecreTary Vice-PresidenT Joe Suhling Bill SmiTl1 Treasurer PresidenT SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomores were very happy To reTurn To LFCT-TS in SepTember, This Time as prospec- tive upperfclassmen. They immediaTely sTarTed work by planning Their TloaT Tor The Homecom- ing Parade and aT The same Time, They pre- pared Tor Their all-school dance, The TirsT dance CT The year. Big leaves, which loolqed like men, adorned The gym Tor The 'Jaclc FrosT Jive. AT ChrisTmas The girls homerooms senT coole- ies To Downey VeTerans' l-lospiTal. ATTer re- covering Trom sefnesTer exams, The sophomores and Treshmen seT ouT To plan The Frosh-Soph ParTy. This was held in February. The Theme Tor The sophomore homerooms was saTeTy. The sTudenTs have seen several good movies on driver Training. ATTer reTurning Trom ChrisTmas vacaTion, The sophomores were very sad To learn ThaT one OT Their classmaTes, Iver McKinney, had been lcilled in a Tragic auTo accident Class moTTo: NoT for ourselves buf 'For oTl1ers Class flower: CarnaTion Class colors: Azure and wl1iTe 36 SOPHOMORES A ROW I-Brannon, Agnew, Cavalier, Heiser, Griep, Chabowslri, Lally, Bennes. ROW 2-Beclcer, Carroll, Hoff- man, Haviland, Cazel, Coy, Jung. ROW 3-Hunfer, Brown, Kirkman, Die+z, Frank, Galbraiih, Cinefro, Bufferfield. ROW 4-Haney, Hilliard, Conrad, Kublanlr, Lifiler, Geary, Bacon. ROW 5-Fenwick, Dorfler, Kiizman, Saw, Albrechf, Geissberger, Kuesfer, Gruner B ROW I-Pace, Mirabella, Mosher, McClain, Shipman, Maliclm, Winfers, MacCall. ROW 2-Miller, Robb, Nei- man, Owen, Zavada, Schwerman, Meloy, Rucly, McNaughfon. ROW 3-Terry, Rosevear, Mors, Meyers, Williams, Pierce, Sheahan, Murphy. ROW 4-Prochnow, Spencer, OHQ, Niclroley, Warning, Wegsr, Russ, Smifh. ROW 5-Rouse, Rossdeufcher, Rini, Meyer, Pederson, Whife, Rasmussen, Snow 37 CLASS OF '55 A ROW I-Fredholm, Dinlrlenburg, B. Becker, Collins. Graham, Geisseberger, Annable, Brennan, Bergman, Arch bold. ROW 2-Buclrley, Charley, Bohan, Bolander, Briclcer+, G. Eiserman, Dooison, Adams, Grinnell, F. Eiserman, ROW 3-Grabowslci, Barden, R. Becker, Evans, Breiffuss, W, Becker, Clement Foy, Bracher. B ROW I-Knighi, Hoyle, Powis, Nicoloff, Johnson, JarreH, Konigseder, Legaie, Mehling, Leclcman. ROW 2- Miller, Harper, Huffman, Hardy, Krone, Hodgson, Krase, Luczalr, McKinney. ROW 3-Hoselfon, Kloepfer, Lar son, Lincoln, James, Jensen, R. Miller, Hoff, Luiher. C ROW I-Scholl, Schroeder, Reclx, Van Als+ine, J. Ray, Shull, Suhling, Umbdenslock, Thies, Renlz. ROW 2- W. Swanson, M. Swanson, J. Suhling, Smifh, Weidner, Wendler, J. Robb, Salemni, Rueclr. ROW 3-Wesron, Van Haeclre, Schoenborn, Schaper, L. Ray, Thompson, W. Robb, Williams, Wyman 38 THE FROSH STEP LIVELY J P131 l FRESHMAN OFFICERS Mary Hincleryclx 'vice-Presiden' Tom Travelsiead Treasurer Alice Fosler Secrelary Jim Gustafson P'esidenT FRESHMAN CLASS The TirsT maior proiecT oT The class oT I956 was planning and building a l-lomecoming TloaT, which blew away. l-lowever, iT was rebuilT in Time Tor The parade. This years Treshman class was so large ThaT iT had To be divided inTo Three dancing classes. These classes ran Trom December Through Feb' ruary. The Treshmen graduaTed from The course iusT in Time Tor The Frosh-Soph ParTy, which They helped plan. ln The spring The Treshmen gave Their TirsT all-school dance SpringTime Magic as The cli- max oT Their TirsT year. They also planned sched- ules Tor The nexT Three years. Their parenTs lad ccnTerences wiTh each sTudenTs homeroom advisor To help malce plans Tor his remaining years aT LFCHS. An inTeresTing subiecT TaughT in The horne- room is The Tlag code. This Teaches The proper display oT The Tlag, somelrhing which many peo- ple never learn. Class moT'I'o: Onward ever, backward never Class colors: Ice blue and silver Class flower: Whi+e rose 39 CLASS OF '56 A ROW I-Brunsfurm, Foy, Elfering, Baum, Q-aharf, Exon, Colby, Bracher, Caviness. ROW 2-Craff, Diefz, Clauss, Dempsey, Decker. Bricking, Ashcraff, Adams, Fischer, Gains. ROW 3-Dow, Benfley, Baer, Behm, Dasher, Crisl, Fellxs, Burneff, Clauss B Row I-Leifh, P. Glafz, Klopsch, Halcemian, Hoskins, P. Lea, Pahlman, Hamilfon. ROW 2-Husfad, Lef- felman, Hagerfy, Guslafson, Gardner, Mura, Gilberfson, B. Galiger. ROW 3-Lahr, Jolwnsfon, H. Galiger, Lemar, Lee, Miller, Gerberding, Padilla C ROW I-Scanlon, Travelsfead, Wellwerfs, Sfevenson, Shebesfa, Ullrich, Raasclr, Shark. ROW 2-Quen+in, Spero, Wilkelm, Thorson, Rohlinger, Yarc, Volberding, Umbdensfoclx. ROW 3-Wells, Van Landuyf, Sawusch, Sfevens, Norman, Tulley, Tifus, Schulfz, Walbridge 40 FRESHMEN if A ROW I-A. Brown, Fifzsimons, P. Brown, Chandler, Adams, Dahl, Fisher Fellcs. ROW 2--Fosfer, Bogue, Fowles, Boucher, Clemefsen, Fairchild, Cox, Annable. ROW 3-Fredholm, Bellows, Fredrick, Edman, Bracher, Gleisner, Behm ROW 4-De Grazia, M. Brown, Beavis, Bergfald, Frederick, Esbroolx faq F ' X. J lv ,J .Qs L: B ROW I-Kiclr, Hagi, Nieman, Meyer, Hudson, Kalclx, Lenfine, Hinderyclzx. ,N ROW 2-Hogan, Mobile, Hill, Nelson, Mehus, Josephsen, Larson. ROW 3- fb, Moore, McClain, Maye, lversen, Marsh, Korlroshull. ROW 4-Laycock, Kunlre, Ho- All N K l vanec, Lambrechf, Ligh+body, Nolfe KLX fx i ,fl 1 an .f lk.-IN ' C Row I-Tinlrle, Smifh, Werner, Vondracelc, Proclor, Tennyson, Onley. Schneff- ffpw: H ner. ROW 2-Obenauf, Sifzensfoclc, Rogge, Vohaselr, Sfarlc, Oller, Sfofhfang gxi, D. Sorby, L. Sorby. ROW 3-Riley, Pafino, Schramm, Vlinll, Poulfon, Sfroessler, xg fl, , ', X 'Q Shannon, Pefersen i, l lli l We r 5 LK, ' ' ,ij ' V, 4I S, - i l if if ,f ,I rl, all Q55 Figs A 'P ,rd guy YQ 2 592 L y f D 'Cf -fix f . ff 47 f' Z xx Xxfkxse 4' XXX Z X X 42 X25 Q X Qx HEHVHHS HI IHE PHHHHIHS FN VI , X - ff!! , 1 . R ,xqx ,ffq A MW ' Q Z-i ' f W 'F J' an 3 .L .-Af i H X X J 43 Our first big acfivify Together - - - ff -fx - !.sm.nw.,!' N WPI Q? ,A,,,.--- APWR' ' HOMECOMING ' so-vw'-'wg -0 ,1 991 f-' A- 5 A, ez ,. l A , ... . ,. -L4 f : f'..- - e- it .L va-A . .r diem 'Rx Q 3 F Qn ' A X S, iii mi A Qlq? gpg-V 1 W ., tx wg x, 'f -Q , Av , Q A ' Q 9595 L kb . . X-3 .5 .xgdsx gf 3 34 Q , i :Sfx jf I if N U A. f'N.,xx X5'X 4 Azx J WN qA'g'u 1 , 1 .f e ,., .-i Q A r-wr A my ' - I F 3 AQ' i I jf' an 1. v Q Q ,Q X .4 H53 NHIIIIIIIS Volume 36 Edii Jane+ Ri'rchucIr B Manager, Walker Gilmer I If je if W Qgifif J r' 4 44 ' x y? h I Q 'A A, I 15 '7 I I X- K 1 , 5 E1 I I1 ' . ,X -I 0 K I I X X X1 ' R XX 0 X LIBERTYVILLE-FREIVIONT HINSOLIDATED HIGH SI'HO0L LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS lllllll The music deparfmenf of L.F.C.H.S. made irs firsf appearance af our annual Homecoming when fhe band under fhe direcfion of Mr. Spei- del, was a fundamenfal parf of fhe parade and performed af fhe game. The annual Chrisfmas concerf in December IO found fhe orchesfra and choruses performing wifh several special feafures. H. Lehmann, L. Kick, V. Pefersen and P. Robb. along wifh J. Brennan were fhe vocal soloisfs. The newly formed sfring ensemble and lhe boys' ocfef fhe Townsmen,' also performed. Among fhe selecfions fhe orchesfra played, under fhe dir- ecfion of Mr. Jusfice, were Finlandia,'l by Sibelius, La Vie Parisiennef' by Dorafi, and Overfure fo Baller Don Juan, by Gluck. The sfring ensemble played ' Efudef' by Chopin, and 'Czardasf' by lvlonfi. Among fhe numbers which The boys chorus sang were fhe ' Marines' Hymn' and fhe 'lBal+le Hymn of fhe Republic, arranged by Fred Waring. Mr. Speidels girls sang several numbers also. Among fhem were 'lLif'rle David, Play on Your Harp, by Cain and UO Holy Nighff' by Sfriclrland. February 4, I953, found The band and chor- uses in concerf. The girls sang S'Wonderful, by Warnach, When Day is Done, by Law- rence, and Agnus Dei, by Bizef. Kenfuclry Babef by Seibel and Everyday ls Ladies' Day for Me, by Herberl' were Mr. Jus'rice's choice for fhe boys' chorus. The Townsmen selecfed De Gospel Train, by Cain and Bless le' 'fd-ire-H. Cazel-Concerf misfress, P. Baldwin, L. Beck, M. Carlson, J. Cavalier, J. Gardner, H Hendricks M. Kublanlx, B. Legafe, M. McClain, F. Meloy, K. Owen Qro Viz in -K. Burneff-Secfion leader, J. Annable, B. Clausen, C. Edman, C. Fifzsimons, M. Hagi, S Korlrushulc L. Lenfine, Z. Pelersen, J. Procfor, J. Sfofhfang, Y. Sfroessler, R. Tinlrle Vo r.-M. Pederson-Secfion leader, C. Bellows, T. Benlley, P. Brown, D. Diefz, C. Gruner, R. Hoyle C Hunier C. Onley, J. Rini, M. Rudy Cells-A. Bergfald-Secfion Leader, H. Allcofer, C. Carroll, M. Edman, J. Kuesfer, C. Mills, C. Rosevear E Srnifh, D. Thies, E. Walbridge 46 lllllll This l-louse. by Samuelson. Among ihe bands numbers were Show Boy March, by l-luii. 'Tea for Two. by Youmansffoder, and Com- manding Oilicer March, Olcubo presenfed a piano solo Pas de Fleur by Delibes. I Bring a Love Song' was sung by V. Peiersen and 'Carnival oi Venice' was a clariner solo by R. Reilly. The second orcheslra and Chorus Qoncerr was held on April I7. 'Come Sweer Dearhf' by Bach, Tempfarionf by Freed and Brown, and Plinlc, Planlc, Plunlc, by Anderson were among rhe numbers played by rhe orchesrra. The boys Chorus sang 'Holy Lord ol All' and O Whaf a Beaufilul Morning. Syncopafej Lullaby, by Senn, Alleluia, by Mozarr, and oy Franglciser, V. l-lold Cn. by Howorrh were rhe selecrio? of the girls ehorui. The mixed chorui made i'5- firsl appearance singing The Los' Chord My Bonnie Lies Over rhe Oceanf ano Sei Down, Servant' May 22 found rhe band and choruses giving Their Final Concerr ol rhe year. The band played Phanrom Regimenfp by Anderson. Where or When, by Rogers and Hammer- srein, and The Merry Widow,' by Lehar. The girls' chorus sang Smolce Gels in Your Eyegi by Kern. and Becausef by dl-lardelor, The boys sang 'Cool Waleri and Sound Oli. The music deparlrnenr roolc par? af 'rhe musf: leslival al Barringion on April IC? and 20. This was a new experience lor all secricns. Nzfifvrf N A1 V' 2 1 M5 h . gr:es'1'a,3x - it M A .. . . 0 T we S'ri'z Ea -D. Bond-Secfion leader, S. Bolander, B. Q ai 'e's-T. Adams, M. Heuer. L. Millilran, B. Reilly Clemefsen, M. Hinderycllx, C. Scholl, D. Sorby. Egnin l'l3 '7R- Schulll qDAL--E Ta lor L.i'ne's-F. Larson, C. Reed J 4' i Y Tfmbtnes-D. Carson, J. Sufief Bags C a ne'-C. Taylor F fe-B. Niclroley, M. McNaugl'i'ron, J. Neiman Tsoa-J. Johnson L'u 1fE. Schwerman, B. Smifh BOYS CHORUS ROW l-Guslafson, Huslad, Raasch, Travelsfead, Hakemian, Leiih, Decker. ROW 2-Weslon, Annable, Nemrners, Krone, Suhling, Lehmann, Pember, Baer, Grinnell, Huifman, Galiqer, Gilberlson, Baum, ROW 3-Bergman, Ryder, Johnston, Doolson, Brick, Kick, Kay, Gardner, Padilla, Luebbers, Clemefsen, Bruce, Johnson, Winie. ROW 4-J. Brennan, L. Ray, Srudinger, B. Brennan, Newlon, J. Ray, Naureckas, Johnson, Miller, Weidner, Shea- han, Davis, Wendler, Sawusch, Gilmer. The direcfor, Mr. Juslice, al' 'lhe riqhl BAND BRASS SECTION-ROW I-J. Albrechl, R. Schulfz, E, Fuller, J, Neiman, B. Srnilh. ROW 2-N. Kalck, J. Johnson, E. Schwerman, WOOD WIND SECHON-ROW I-J Benn-es, E. Kunke, E. Taylor, D, Gaines, V. Okubo. ROW 2-T. Adams, M, Heuer, T. Lincoln, L. Milliken, B, Reilly, R. Crisf. Noi' picfured-J. Colby, J. Saam, A. Walker, D. Bond, R. Fredholm, D. Daw 48 GIRLS' CHORUS w,-,c5,,. T W., , ., tw ij. Y 'E' g 4 i .s , 1 X '- ii H i 2' ' Q 3 5 v if V G ,5 V ' s . I , 5 'F S mmf - 4 - v 1-A ,.-' , 1 . Y. t F 'vc xx 4.. ig sv- W sa Q- - ' 3, , 1' I i if x F 5 A V I- v. '- ,X . ' s ' . 1 1 X any it K s F --.fs H : . Vt ' . 1 J i Q ' is 'l 1' ' P Q Vg' f , 7' .. ' v ry v i - rv ' Q ff' . Q- ' li? Z., Q' Y' lk' v , . 1' ' ! v . r, OZ ,f l ffl- , . ROW l-Griep, Chabowslri, Weidner, Okubo, Dahl, Fuller, Shipman, Connell, Hernandez. ROW 2-Lenrine, Glalz, Onley, Mehus, Slolhfanq, Edman, Clemelsen, Becker, Marsh, ROW 3-Bellows, Fowles, Iverson, Crafl, Jensen, Newharl, Haviland, Nolle, Esbroolr, Proclor. ROW 4- Schwandf, Godwin, Walkinqfon, Porras, Vlinlr, Poulfon, Koppih., Lighfbody, Bulls, Rouse ROW I-Kick, Lally, Brown, Meyer, Fisher, Robb, Gilbert, Uhrich, Owen ROW Z-Boucher, Fairchild, Pollerion, Kehrweld, Becker, Davis, Lae- chell, Johnsfon, Obenauf. ROW 3-Jung, Mors, Sheahan, Reilly, Haney, Williams, Sfeele, Wilson, Guslalson. ROW 4-Kublank, Shannon, Pelerl sen, Smith, Hendricks, Williams, Vinson, Snow, Wells, LaMar. Mr. Speidel, lhe direclor, is al leii BAND BRASS SECTION-ROW I--J. Nicolofi, D. Carson, J. Suffer, J. Arena, Warren Clauss, Wayne Clauss. ROW 2-E. Kirkman, C, Reed, E. Geiss- berger, O. Hawk, F. Larson, D. Leckmang WOOD WIND SECTION-ROW I-J. Neiman, E. Hagerman, M, McNaugh+on, M, G-aw, B. Nicokely. ROW 2-C. Taylor, J, Rosing, E. Galiger, E. Walbridge, A. Rueck 49 ap! X, .., N. .-Q vw' X. X -X. , 8286 la Qt ti ' , f 'f:v X X in fi I 5 'fx x,,f.4gf..f- Uufrfghf' , 1 2. J,..TZz, all ,asf if 4 VF. 55,95 v-sa. , . 4 ..9'o,s. , -1 fw f..f P -1 f 'Yjfl 'A CHI' A 7 . I ,. Y I . I jg- gh sy 4191391 . - 0' . rg.: Sv. We Bl 'IVA 3 ' 'L-.RIC T NAUTILUS Leff fo righT seaTed: Hine, Beddla, Taylor, Riichuck, Gilmer, McMahon Gould Koppliz Sfandingz Bielal, Busker, Cleveland, Benfley, Rogqe, Milliken, Felgar Mayer Erickson Kublanlc Crealh Your NAUTILUS sTaTT has used The Theme L.F.C.l-LS. bn Parade This year because iT Teels ThaT liTe iTselT is a parade oT many persons and evenTs. The sTaTT has worked hard all year To crowd beTween The covers as many scenes, acTiviTies and remembrances as possible so +haT This boolc may always be an illusTraTed hisTory of The I952-53 school year. The sTaTT is as Tollows: JaneT RiTchuclc-EdiTor: Walker Gilmer-Business Manager: Joan BielaT-l:eaTures: Lucy Beddla-ArT7 Jim CreaTh-Boys' AThleTics: Ada Jane l-line -Music: Myra McMahon-Calendar: Deloris Buslcer- Sen- ior EdiTor: Marilyn Kublanlc-AcTiviTiesg Leslie Gilbert- Girls' SporTs7 Jim Cleveland-Snaps: Trudy Koppifz and Donna Gould-TypisTsZ Gene Mayer, BeTTy Lou Felqar, Theresa BenTley, Barbara Roqqe, and Nancy Erickson- Salesy Ellen Taylor-AssisTanT EdiTor: Larry Millilcan-Ass'sT- anT Business Manager: Miss Aurell-EdiTorial Advisor: Mr. Thiel-Business Advisor. DROPS OF INK B. Ryder, Sporls Ediforg J. Clemelsen, Circulalion Manager, B. Maslri, Fealure Edilor: R. Green, Managing Edilor: A. Luebbers, Sales Manager: M. Laechell, News Edilor: E. Schwerman, Head Typisfg B. Druhan, Sales Manager. Reporling all school aclivilies ol LFCHS and Ils sludenls keeps lhe enlire DROPS OF INK Slall very busy during lhe year. The highlighl ol lhe '52-'53 school year lor lhe paper was lheir winning lhe high school division ol lhe homecoming parade wilh lheir lloar bearing lhe slogan We Knew You Were Coming So We Baked a Cake -represenled by a large while cake, lopped wilh a pink candle and lwo Qhels mixing up dough. Thompsonls Men blore Qpcnsored lhe lloal. This year, Mr. Berkley's iournalism classes drew many lreshmen, who, when lhey compleled lhe course, joined lhe DROPS OF INK Slall. Pulling in many unlold hours ol work lo gel lhe paper oul aboul once every lhree weeks were Rulh Green, Edilor-in-chiel: Marlha Lae- chell, news edilorg Beverly Maslri, lealure edi- lor: Bill Ryder, sporls edilor7 Ellen Schwerman, head lypislg Arl Luebbers and Barbara Druhan, sales managers: and John Clemelson, circula- lion manager. Miss Cocks and Mr. Berkley, as advisors lor DROPS OF INK give much advice and help lo lhe slall. DROPS OF INK-ROW I-Heiser, T. Conrad, Rosevear, l. Kulalank, Warning, Godwin, Cinelro, Ryder, Green, Maslri' Lae- chell, Schwerman, Guslalson, J. Miller, McMahon, Chamberlin, Bennes, Rudy. ROW 2-Druhan, Bowman, Rossdeulcher, Rep- mann, Pelersen, Rilchuck, Reuse, Busker, P. Conrad, Baldwin, M. Kublank, Bond, Lindrolh, Hine, Monson, Lilller, Taylor, Meloy ROW 3-Carroll, Gruner, Niclroley, B. Miller, Reed, Carson, Weslon, Michna, Luebbers, Clemelsen, Lincoln, Gilmer, Herzing Spellman, Van Haeclre, Ollo, Ca1el, Cavalier, Jochheim 52 I. Wl'1al's flue 2. Chocola+e, 3. Okay, kids. 4. You moved n I i i 5 ix iw .J A -- - 'f' ' . ,og ' A ' is r iiig'9Q!?i'H:5 I i '- i 1 if V. V I ii ,ii ii ? 'M 7 'lea- f ,312 -1 ' A i ' ' i i w gulf :E Q .- . i . X ,iii i s .. 1 1'-S f- .- ' J .-2 Q , N if i ,gi :g it 1' . 'f -., ,se .123 112, fl 1 , 1 - , HE? tzsilzl r - 1 xg' ' - ' ' it ,, I l . . I . - - ' ' -' .. 'P J! JJ-bi . maffer? Bashful? vanilla, and maple-nuf. wl'ia'l's going on lwere? your hand up! ,,,, 5. Tl'1e lrouble wil'l'1 girls is, flwey can'+ reason. GROWING PAINS George Mclnlyre Mrs. Proles Terry Brion l-lal.. Omar Dufclw Mrs. Elsie Mclrilyre. ,, scr Mclnlyre , . Mclrwfyre , . , Parferson, .... H .., Paflerson ...,... Jim Milli , , Marsha Vie-re , Ed Walbridge Jeannine Guslaisnri ,Larry Milliken ,, ,,,Henry Herzirig . ..Edward Sowa Charles Reed Priziiilla Baldwin Beverly Masrri 6. Where ll1ere's a will, l'l'1ere's a way. 1 I.. z LIB' ,V Y-L il. V, . Q31 5 all 'l ri . e il' f 'h ' 1 ' 1 S 1 2 . 9. ' - ... 7. Well, Professor, shall we go for a walk? 8. Gee, a blond! Looks like a nafural! 9. Sul l like boys belief! -JUNIOR PLAY Pfuden:-? Darling , Mary Dali, Pafy l'le'en Nloler .lane Joyce Wad Miriam ,,Marle-ne Newlrarr Siplwie Virginia Olubti Pele , .. Wra f3l:e Pe-ide-1 Trailic Olflicer . Glen Sl'LAdll'l1E ' Vivian , , Edra Girl. ., D39 Judy Manlawijlw Bonnie Slevens Zipper Steven 3 ln Seven Keys To Baldpa+e a young novelist Vlfilliam Magee lBiII Newlonl, malces a bel wilh a friend, Mr. Benlley lDon Reinkel, lhal he can wrife a complele novel in lwenlyelour hours. To do so, he goes 'ro a summer resort Baldpale, owned by Mr. Benlley, which is emplry because il is winler. As lhere is supposed lo be only one ley 'ro Baldpale, lhe novelisl will be able TO worlf in seclusion. The fun begins when Magee is inrerrupred six dilleren+ limes by people who al,o believe 'rhey have The only lcey lo lhe resort l-lowever, lhe surprise ending reveals lhal the whole play, excepl for lhe prologue and epilogue, was merely a dramalizalion of fhe bool: Magee was wrifing. The complele and line casr under rhe able diredion of Mr. Berglald was as follows: Ed Naureclcas, Midge Kramer, Bill Newron, John Clemefsen, Ann Uhrich, Myra McMahon, Jim Johnson, Leslie Gilbert Tom Briclc, Wallcer Gil- mer, Gene Mayer, Bill Ryder, Charlie Bulferlield, and Don Reinlre. S 41 SOCIAL COMMITTEE-ROW I-Vohaselr, B. BuTTerTieId, Winie, Kick, Bond, CreaTh, Nemmers, M BuTTerTieId, Hinderyclrx, Gardner, Taylor. ROW 2-Archbold, VanLanduyT, Schwerman, Wendler Rudy, Miller, Jochims, SmiTh, G-usTaTscn, Brown STUDENT COUNCIL-ROW I--Tinlrle, WeIIwerT, BurneTT, Krase, Creafh, J. Ray, BieIaT, Herzing Bergfald, Conrad, Mehus. ROW 2-Bennesl Johnson, Hinderyclzx, Nemmers, Manlmawich, Bolander Pierce, Sowa, Niclroley, SmiTh, Rouse, Hinderyclzx SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social CommiTTee holds iTs meeTings aT leasT once a monTh under The direcTion oT Miss Jorgensen. This comrniTTee plans all The dance programs oT our school and helps wherever pos- sible To improve our social IiTe in general. The presidenTs oT The Tour classes and one repre- senTaTive Trom each homeroom comprise The Social CommiHee. AT ChrisTmas-Time The So- cial CommiTTee decoraTed all The doors oT The school wiTh pine cone hangers and in January helped To sponsor The March oT Dimes Cam- paign. Presidenf ,,,,,..,..... ,, ,,,, Jim Creafh Vice-Presidenf ......... , ,,,,, Larry Kick SecreTary ,,,,,.,,,.,,., , ,,,, ,,,, D ella Bond Treasurer ,...... ..,,.,, G ene Nemmers STUDENT COUNCIL The STudenT Council, under The leadership oT Mr. BechTold, meeTs every Monday morning Trom 8:00 To 8:45. This group, composed OT one member Trom each homeroom and The vice- presidenT oT each class, helps To promoTe ac- TiviTies Tor The inTeresT oT The enTire school. The STudenT Council helped To sponsor The Homecoming Queen This year, co-sponsored The March OT Dimes campaign, and Toolc charge OT Senior Day. In addiTion They also publish The I-landy I-IinTs bool1leT each year. PresidenT .... , Joe Ray Vice-PresidenT , . .. ,Jim CreaTh SecreTary ,,,.,,,, H Joan Bielaf Treasurer ,,,,, , , Henry Herzing 1933 NHHHHIS PHESINI agai- Tlwll FRENCH CLUB-ROW I-Neel, Carson, Cavalier, Baldwin, Lincoln, Hoyle, Gilmer. ROW 2-Hil- liard, Carroll, Niclroley, Gaw, Green, Bond, Griffin. ROW 3-Creafh, Rini, Owen, Carlson, Busker, Bolander. ROW 4-Archbold LATIN CLUB-ROW I-Swanson, Taylor, Offo. Annable, Lally, Mosher. ROW 2-Cinefro, Dowden, Meloy, Robb, Cazel, Snow, Lemar. ROW 3-Miss Coclrs, Warning, Kirlrman, Pederson, Rossdeufcher Thompson, Wesfon, Hardy, Lich+feld, Smifh FRENCH CLUB The French Club has iTs me-eTings scheduled Tor The lasT Friday OT every monTh. Miss Saundf ers is The Teacher sponsoring This club. The aim of The French Club is To learn To spealc French more TluenTly and also To learn more abouT The language iTselT. Their proiecT Tor The year was To collecT Tood Tor The Lalce BluTT Orphanage aT Thanksgiving Time. All sTudenTs Taking second year French are eligible To be members oT This club. Presidenf ,, ..,, Priscilla Baldwin Vice-Presidenf ,... ,, .Tony Lincoln Secrefary , ,,,, ,Judy Cavalier Treasurer .,,A.... Diclr Carson LATIN CLUB The LaTin Club is sponsored by Miss Cocks. All sTudenTs of second year LaTin are members of This club which meeTs The lasT Friday OT each monTh during The regular class period. Through reporTs, slciTs, records, songs and games The group gains in an inTormal manner a more Tho- rough undersTanding of Roman liTe, cusToms. and language and becomes beTTer acquainTed wiTh ancienT myThology. Consuls .... , ,,,,, Margaref Offo and Ellen Taylor Censor ,. ,.,, , ,.,,,, ,.,,,.,,......,..,..,,. M arilyn Dasher Quaesfor ,, A...,..,,.,,,..,.............. Mike Swanson Aedile ,,.. ,,..,,.. W eldon Annable I . X XZ .,,.-- L.,r.fL' , B , Nxt-1 A Q ,. N . X . , I - V- 5 SPANISH CLUB-ROW I-Ward, Miller, Bolander, Rudy, Gilberf, McClain, Heiser. ROW 2- Bingham, Powis, Schroeder, Rech, Brown, Conrad, Legafe, Huffman. ROW 3-Dooison, Spellrnan, Hoffman, Shipman, Monson, Mors. ROW 4--Adams, Koepfer, James. LIBRARY CLUB-Ambrose, Baldwin, Bielaf, Binkley, Bond, Bowman, D. Busker, M. Busker, Cazel, Chamberlain, Diefz, Dowden, Druhan, Erickson, Felgar, Gilberf, Green, Hendricks, Hindercykx, Hine, Jochheim, Kennedy, Koppifz, Krase, I. Kublank, M. Kublank, Lufr, McClain, McMahon, McRae Mans Kawich, Masfri, Mills, Monson, Morfensen, Parfon, Pefersen, Repmann, Rouse, Schwerman, Taylor, Ullrich, Vinson, Wahl, Gwen Williams SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, under Ihe direcrion of Miss Aurell, me-els every fourrh Friday of 'rhe monrh during Ihe iourrh hour. The purpose of rhis club is +o become more proficienr in 'rhe use ol Spanish by 'raking parr in programs. singing, games, and con+esrs. The club is also inreresred in learning Ihe cusroms of 'rhe Sourh American counrries. All The sfudenfs raking second year Spanish are members of Ihis club. Presldefll... . .... ..... . A ..,.... Roberl Miller Viceflaresidenf .......... ,....,,,, M argaref Rudy Secrefary .......,,,,,,., . ..., . ,.,,.. Leslie Gilberl' Treasurer .,.,, ,,.,... .... S I ephen Bolander LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club meers once a monrh during rhe second hour +o learn more abour library pro- cedure and 'rhe appreciarion of books. Miss Janes is 'rhe reacher in charge ol This club. ln- cluded in irs acliviries is 'rhe sponsorship ol an airer-baskerball dance, 'rhe observance of Book Week, making bullerin board displays. and send- ing represenlarives ro a librarians' recruirmenr brunch. To be eligible lor a pin each year, a girl musr earn sevenry-five poinrs by working in rhe library and on commirrees. Presideni .... . ..., , ...,. Barbara Jochheim Vice-Presidenl , , , ,.... Suzanne Kennedy SSCl'EfdI'y ............. ........ N ancy Erickson Trediufer... H ......... Celia Ullrich FHA The FHA holds iTs meeTings once a monTh during The sixTh hour, under The leadership oT Miss Reed. This group has as iTs Tlower The red rose and iTs moTTo is Toward New Horizons. To be eligible Tor This club each member musT have had aT leasT one semesTer oT homemaking. The purpose oT The FHA is To make The girls more aware OT The role OT The homemaker in Their local communiTy, sTaTe, counTry, and in The world. lncluded among iTs many proiecTs was an aTTer-baskeTball dance, a TaculTy ChrisTmas bandueT, parenTs' nighT, and FHA week in November. Presidenf , . . Marilyn Weidner Vice-President , , Lois Becker Secretary ,. .. LaVerne Weidner Treasurer, ., .,, , , .Alice Rouse Hisforian Carol Rasmussen Parliamenlarian , ,,.,,,. Carol Meyers Proiecis Chairman Public Relafions Chairman Recreallion Chairman Adviser .Colleen McCrae .. . Dora Sue Roush . . Shirley Walkingfon , . . Miss Reed TAKE-A-LETTER CLUB The Take-A-LeTTer Club meeTs during iTs regu- lar class period on The Third Wednesday of every monTh. lvlr. Theil is The Teacher sponsoring This club. ln order To TurTher iTs knowledge oT sec- reTarial duTies, The club inTerviewed several oT The business concerns in l.iberTyville and lvlun- delein, heard reporTs by members oT The club on secreTaries in responsible posiTions, and planned Tield Trips To large planTs employing many secreTaries. This club is composed oT The sTudenTs Taking second year shorThand. President ,. ,H Barbara Bingham Vice-PresidenT, .. Barbara Amann Secrehary, ,,,, . ...Celia Ullrich Treasurer ,,,, , , , Mary Hernandez Snow blank, Adams F H.A. - ROW I Jarreif Chandler, Vondracek Hudson, Malick McCall Brown, Gahari, Exon M Weidner, L. W e d n ROW 2-S. Behm Cham berlin, Hernandez rn brose, Slark, Rouse Fred rick, Tennyson Ho an JohnsTon, Zavada Beelow ROW 3-D. Sorby Becker Meyers, Roush, Lea Kehr wald, B. Behm Hill r Laycock, L, Sorby Wegsr ROW 4-Dorfler Luff Lin drolh, McRae, Russ Walk ingion, Poullon Rasmus sen, Schramm Porras TAKE-A-LETTER CLUB ROW l-Behm Amann Ullrich, Hernandez Bing ham, Beddla. ROW 2 Jarrefl, Weidner Carlson Erickson, LaechelT Flake ROW 3-Padilla Gardner Gould, Moriensen Grimm Johnston. ROW 4--Beelow Schulfz, Krase, Felgar Ku MOVIE OPERATORS AND PUBLIC ADDRESS CREW Row l-McMahon, Sfevens, Gus? afson, Kirkman, Garwin, Nolle Cavalier, Hine, Lilller Row 2-Reidel, Mills, Winie Williams, Kennedy, Mackey, Fred holm, Lega?e, Luebbers Row 3-Walker, Milliken WaIbridge, Yprna, Johnson: Mayer, Van Haecke, Thies Public Address Crew and Movie Operator SLIDE RULE CLUB Ausfin, Bowman, Brick, Carlson Cushna, Dorfch, Davis, Evans Green, Griffin, Grobel, Guslaf son Harfnelf Hawk Herzin Hinderyckx, Jochheim, Jochimg, Kay, Kennedy, Lehmann, Mackey, Maguire, Mankawich, McLennan, Michna, Millikan, Mills, Monson, Newman, Newfon, Nieller, Parson Reed, Reidel, Ryder, Schrade Steele, Suffer, Tawoda, Viere Vinson, Vondracek, Wachs, Wal bridge, Walker MOVIE OPERATORS' CLUB AND PUBLIC ADDRESS CREW The Movie Operalors' Club is organized un- der lhe direcrion ol Miss l-larlman lo supply operarors lo show all class and homeroom mov- ies. This group is comprised of abou? lhirly sludenls, chosen on The basis of responsibilily and good cirizenship. There are 'rhe same num- ber of sludenls from each class and approxi- malely lhe same number ol: boys and girls in lhis club. The Public Address Crew wilh Mr. Gish as ils advisor has charge of selling up and operal- ing lhe public address syslem for all school lunclions, such as baslqelball games, freshman dancing classes, assembly programs. and olher school aclivilries. L is new SLIDE RULE CLUB The Slide Rule Club has ils meelings lhe firsl Tuesday of every monfh. Mr. Russell is lhe leacher in charge of lhis club. The members arlend 'rhis club To learn how lo operale rhe slide rule, an inslrumenl used exfensively in engineering courses. Presidenl' ,, , .,.Tom Brick Vice-Presidenl Harold Lehmann Secrelary, ,A ,, ,Harold Dorlch Treasurer ,. Carol McLennan ww 1 N 73 QW! 9 fi W Qgiwf SPUHIS HMUNHIHEMHHEHIHS CW? ' F11 1' CNS 5 f ff- f 3- A , ' y Tvs qxyw 5 ' ,lx x Q gf ff if ff, ' A B ! I 5 ' , -' ,,ff' . ' 4? ,Q 3, A N ' X f ' IIWGWQ VN DS XA - 7 ' , 91 -- 7' L' V -4 HJ X Xi:-4 Vs,X X w , XX A K S . f -f N 1 N N X wr :T Q A I ,xx - if ii J f wx Q X 'R xt ' ' ll X ffm VS 4 Pi i l A ,55 3 k r -L' :lium 'RT 6 RK kj 4 uv X U il 1 W6 A K JV x SDQ J 6 in X Y L CLUB-Old Lefiermen-ROW I-Wilson, Holsinger, Maclrey, J. Ray, Pember. ROW 2-Luebbers, Graham, Bruce, Rouse, Kay. ROW 3-CreaTh, Reinlre, Nem- mers L CLUB-New Leffermen-ROW l Graham, L. Ray, Weidner, Briclrerf, Kiclc. ROW 2-Van Lan- duyl, Rifchie, Carson, Johnson, Baum, Shepherd, Ryder, Mayer. ROW 3-Dorfch, Newman, Von- dracelr, Newfon, Naureclras, Arch bold, Poulfon Presidenl' ,, , Don Wilson COLOR GUARD Vice-Presidenf Jesse Holsinger Secretary Bruce- Mackey Treasurer Don Reinlre ROW I-Rudy, Cavalier ROW Z-Rosevear, Heuer, Jones ROW 3-Hine, Bielaf, Rosing, Gusfafson L CLUB The L Club holds iTs meeTings once a monTh under The direcTion oT Mr. KelTon. The purpose oT This club is To supporT all aThleTic endeavors. This year The L Club has succeeded in paying oTT iTs debT oT six hundred dollars on The movie camera by sponsoring a Texas Cowgirl baslceT- ball game and selling candy during The ChrisT4 mas TournamenT. ln March They gave a box social Tor The whole sTudenT body. The L Club will consider a giTT To be given To The aTh- leTic deparTmenT Trom The proceeds oT This box social. In order To gualiTy Tor membership in The L Club- each member musT earn a maior leTTer. COLOR GUARD The Color Guard is an honorary posiTion. To be eligible Tor membership, a girl musT be one OT The six high poinT winners in GAA Tor The currenT year and a member oT The sophomore, iunior, or senior class. A TaculTy commiTTee makes The Tinal selecTion of Three girls on The basis OT posTure and appearance. The Color Guard TuncTions mainly aT aThleTic evenTs. SCOREBOARD Liberfyville 26 O 7 O I9 'IS 27 20 ' H omecoming Record: FCOTBALL Opponenis Dundee Zion-Benion Lake l:ores+ Barringron Palahne Crysial Lake Warren Woodsiock NNon 4-Losi' 3-Tied Iniuries played a very imporianl pari in 'rhis year's varsiiy looiball resulis. During ihe season 'rhe ieam losi Tour regular players, and several more players were hampered by being hurl. Ar mid-season, however, rhe hard work and desire fo win overcame lhis handicap. Aifer a viciory over previously undeieared Palahne, The Wild- cais wenl on +o win rhree games in a row. This included an upsei viciory over Crysfal Lake ar Homecoming. The Liberiyville Wildcais end' ed rhe i952 Tooiball season wifh a one poin+ deleai 'ro Woodsiock, fhe conference cham- pions. Anofher big iacror in fhis Years resulis was a shiff from ihe double-wing formalion 'lo The T-Formaficn ai' mid-season. Afrer lhe lasi game of rhe year, many agreed 'rhar 'rhe Wildcars had as good a 'ream as any in 'rhe conierence. This was shown when an all-conference Team was picked by +he coaches, who placed D. Kay, B. Mackey, and J. Ray on fhe firsi ieam: and B. Graham on fhe second Team. All ihings con- sidered, rhe learn had a successful season. Varsify Foofball ROW I-Arena, Kick, Baum, Creafh, Eiserman, Brickeri, Bruce. ROW 2-Dor+ch, Weidner, VanLanduyf, Ryder, Jochims- Collins, McRae, Wachs, Kay. ROW 3-Rifchie Mgr., VJ. Graham, Ray Mackey, Newfon, Shepherd, Jen- sen, Vondracek, Miller, Cox, Coach, Sanders, Coach. ROW 4-Parson, J. Graham, Bolander, Archbold, Naureckas, Wendler, Mayer, Hoselfon Vandracek Mackey Graham Van Landuyt Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle Bruce Quarterback Bau m Halfback Brickert Holfback Joe Ray Captain Eiserman Halfback Kay Quarterback Creafh Fullback is ec..9Nx J, Kick Dortch Mayer Naureckas Shepherd End Guard Center Guard ' End FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD JUNIOR VARSITY Liberiyville OpponenTs 6 Warren 7 I4 Zion-BenTon O 2I Mcl-Ienry 7 I4 CrysTaI Lake I2 I2 WoodsTock O 7 Lake ForesT O O Warren I9 Record: Won 5-LosT 2 As usual The LiberTyville Junior VarsiTy TooTbalI Team had a successful season. Warren was The only Team ThaT was able To deTeaT iT. The Wild- kiTs opened The season wiTh a loss To The War- ren J-V's and Then wenT on To win Tive in a row beTore ending The season wiTh a loss To Warren. Some oT The ouTsTanding players were quarTer- back Dick Weidner, halfback Jack Graham, and end Tom Jensen. 'Y sl? 'Xi FP-fa gf SCOREBOARD FROSH LiberIyville OpponenTs 7 Zion-BenTon O O Ivlcl-lenry 7 I2 BarringTon 6 O CrysTal Lake 48 6 Lake l:oresT 26 6 PalaTine 36 I9 WoodsTock I9 Record: Won 2-LosT 4-Tied I Even Though This year's freshman TooTbaIl Team didn'T have a very good win and lose record, some oT The boys looked very promising. NexT year These boys will be a Tine addiTion To The Junior VarsiTy and VarsiTy Teams. A Tew of The ouTsTanding players were halTbacks Jim GusT- aTson and Chuck Brecken, ends Cob Miller and Romeo Mura, and Tackle Bob Van LanduyT The Team was led in scoring by GusTaTson wiTh 24 poinTs. HHHHYVHH HHMHNI HIGH HN PHHHIH Junior VarsHy Football ROW I-Carson, Arena, Smifh, Doolson, Ray, Newman, VanAls+ine, Adams, Foy. ROW 2-Leclrman, Swanson McRae, Miller, Jensen, Graham, Parsons, Wachs, Jarrelf. ROW 3-Bolander, Collins, Hoselfon, Lincoln, Jochims Luczalc, Archbold, Wencller, Weidner Frosh FooTbaH ROW I-Ashcraff, Raasch, Gaharl, Travelsiead, Elfering, Wellwerls. ROW 2-Fischer, Lea, Wilhelm, Dow, Spera Benfley, Hagerfy, Ouenfin. ROW 3-Carlson, Coach, VanLancluyf, Miller, Sfevens, Burnelf, Gusfafson, Kimball Coach. ROW 4-Baum, Mgr., Baer, Mura, Thorson, Gardner, Breclcen 66 BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW I-Bruce, CreaTl'1. Engelbrecl1T, Coach Sanders, ROW 2-Parson, Pember, Kay, Newman, Vondracek. ROW 3-Wells, Graham- J. Ray, L. Ray, Nemmers, Mgr., RiTcl1ie, Mgr. MaioreTTes Our parade, like any oTher, has maioreTTes. They add sparkle and pep To our homecoming parade, The TooTball games, and baskeTball games. The maioreTTes and also The drum maior fnoT picTuredl are chosen and guided by Mr. Speidel. Hagi. Williams, Schulh, Alkofer VarsiTy BaslceTball Wifh an over-all record ol: I5 wins and lO losses, The l952-53 varsiTy baskeTball Team had a successTul season. ln conTerence play Their 8 won and 6 loss record was good Tor a Third place Tie wiTh WoodsTock. The champion was BarringTon who didn'T lose a game in conTerence play. OT The Teams ThaT played The WildcaTs more Than once, only Two Teams, BarringTon and Warren, were able To de-TeaT Them Twice. This shows how inconsisTenTly The Team played. Some nighTs They played like champions and oTher nighTs They mighT be very disappoinTing. Per- haps The besT game as Tar as a close and well- played game was The WildcaTs 60 To 53 win over AnTioch. AnTioch won iTs conTerence champion- ship. LiberTyville also played very well againsT BarringTon in Their second meeTing. The Vlild- caTs were ahead as laTe as The Third period buT Then Taded badly in The lasT guarTer To lose 65 To 49. CuTsTanding Tor The Team was Jim PinksTaTT, guard, who seT a new over-all scoring record Tor The school by scoring 448 poinTs, which broke George Newmans record, 322, oT lasT year. Also ouTsTanding was capTain Doug Kay, who ToTaled 376 poinTs. In conTer- ence scoring PinksTaTT was second and Kay Third. PinksTaTT and Kay boTh made The TirsT Team all-conTerence. A .Taj X K - ff? - Sf! b,-- X, X343 X as QP. fvfl I P , rj. X 'S' ,. :aux J iffy! , 'H ef' HM X -. 'f a 53 W. Graham J. B. Pinksiaff J. Creoih se, J. Ray L. Ray J. Parson Doug Kay ' W. Newman Captain X 45 B. Bruce D. Wells W. Enqelbrechv M. Pember J. Vondracek Frosh-Soph BaskeTbaH ROW I-McRae, Eiserman, Bolander, Gusfafson, Gardner, Mura, Briclrerf. ROW 2-Weidner, Swanson, Harper, Graham. Jensen, Kloepfer, Miller, Collins Frosh BaskeTbaH ROW I-Decker, Ouen+in, Hageriy, Gusfafson, Wellwerfs. Travelsfead, Fisher. ROW 2-Lea, Mgr., Dow, Baer Mura, Sfevens, Miller, VanLanduy'f, Gardner 69 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Won l5, losl I0 Liberfyville Opponenfs 46 Palaline 78 Woodslock 55 Granl 50 Lake Foresl 50 Warren 59 Zion 53 Grayslake N l' 7 5 3 Q i 'A' N lbw U 'A l ' -' X SP' x il F l f l l l 'I ,S A i li 3. , f I I .Ei I... Liberfyville opp Qnen fs 79 Cryslal Lake 30 Barringlon 73 lvlcl-lenry 47 Woodslock 63 Lake Foresl 60 Anfiocln 6l Warren 7I Mel-lenry 43 Zion 7l Grayslake 62 Crysfal Lake 49 Barringlon 72 Ela-Vernon Regional Tournamenf 47 Wauconcla 6l Maine Holiday Tournameni' af Liberfyville 66 Ela-Vernon 52 Warren 49 Palafine 'h BASKETBALL Frosh-Soph Baskefball The VO52-I953 FroshASoph baskerbali ream, .ioacneo oy Kehy Cox had an overalT record Q5 IO wins ano i2 Tosses. Their comerence rec- ord was 5 wins and 9 Iozses. The 'ream had good scoring ouncn mosr or rhe rime, bar Their de- :GCSE was nor very srrong. Probabiy The beer game rhar 'rhe Wildkirs piayed was a 65 To 53 vicrory over CrysraT Lake, In rhis qame Gene Eiserman ser a record for Trosh-soph poinrs in one game wifh 27, and Dick Weioner nao 24. Wfeidner also Ser an ah-rime high for frosh-soph poinrs in one season wirh 245. Eiserrnan, who sfarred rhe season wirh rhe varsiry had 205 ooinfs. These boys should be a good addirion ro new year 5 varsiry ream. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Won IO, Los'I' I2 Liberfyville Opponenis Al Lane Fifa. 34 Ea a'ir'e 3- Warren 43 Woodsrock 45 McHerrry Af Gran' 2C Zion 31 Lake Ecret' 40 Graysfake 22 Warren 49 Crysrai Lane Va Ylff 43 Barringrcn AC Grraysrake AI Era-Verron 65 Crvsra' Lave 34 Barrrgrcr Belvidere Frosh-Soph 20 MCHQUW Tournamen+ 43 Wocdzrcci 44 Moisehearf 4' Anricch 31 W. Pcclrford FROSH BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Won 9, Losf 5 Liberfyville Opponenis 4I ETa-Vernon 54 Grayiake 37' Crysfal Lake 27 Lake Foresf 23 Lake Fore-sr 55 Cryfral Lake 36 Warren 4I Wauconda 28 Ha-Vernon 24 Warren 38 Grayslake 33 Md-Tenry 32 McHenry 48 Wauconda Frosh Baskefball Tnis years Treihman oafke+oaH rearn Tiniehed rne season wirh a retord of nine wins and five iosses. The ream, coached by Mr. Lakin, de- Teared every 'ream ar Teasr once exeepr rne Cowerful Crysral Lake Team. Even Though War- ren had a very srrong ream, rhe LiberryviTIe Trosh deieared Them rwiee alfhough borh games were very close. The Curgranding pTayers were guard, Jim Grusrafson, and Qenrer, Romeo Mara. Gustafson Teo rhe rearn r scoring wirh loO poinrs while Mara was Second wirh i42. BASEBALL-1952 . 1 gm .-.f ,IX X- f ' ,Aif N., i. A.: . ' A fs wx . 1231 ' 7 . 'Q 'I n b' B l N - i..,S-Qg,.-s..-s:1,g1- if f T ai rg:-'f ,.g,:':N. 11, sf F :f,fq.,.'ff,1ii.,'.,:Q 'If, ii .5 if :as 5l:Fs,i2T5 x?f-iaff - BILL YOPP Capfain Selling off lo a good srarr, The l952 Varsily baseball le-am had a very successlul season. By winning five oul ol nine games, 'rhe Wild- cars look rhird place in Jrhe conference. The champion was Woodslock and The runner-up, Crysral Lake. The learn, Trained by Coach San- ders, showed good balance and Team work. This was very evidenr in The close games won by The Wildcars. The learn had several oulsranding players. Capfain Bill Yopp played well al shorl- slop and also as a hiller. Calcher Doug Kay led The Team in barring wilh 296. The pilching was provided by George Newman, who won six games and losl Three. The oullook lor I953 is fairly brighf considering rhar rhere are eighl' rerurning lellerrnen. ROW I-Reinlle, Hasfie, Mayer, Voss, Henning, Schullz, Brick, Nemmers, Mgr. ROW 2-W. Newman, Rouse. Kay, Pember, G. Newman, Yopp, Bufferfield, Johnson FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL ROW I-Van AlsTine, Newman, Gur+owslri, Rech, Powis, UmbdensTocIr, Reidel, JarreTf. ROW 2-Slfroessler, Parson, Rouse, Wells, Ray, Vondracelc, Walker, Briclrerf SCOREBOARD VarsiTy - Won 6, losT 4 LiberTyviIIe opponene 5 PaIaTine 2 5 Zion-BenTon 4 5 Warren .S O CrysTaI Lalce 4 5 Grayslalce 4 5 WoodsTocIc I 7 I2 Warren 4 4 Grayslalce 2 I Zion-BenTon 6 O WoodsTock 5 Frosh-Soph Won I, LosT 2 Liberfyville opponenfs I2 Warren I3 5 Zion4BenTon 6 7 Warren 6 73 Due To The TacT ThaT There wasn'T any organ- ized league Tor Frosh-Soph Teams, only Three games were played. The experience acquired in These games will deTiniTeIy help Those play- ers when They Try ouT Tor The varsITy Team. Aflrer losing Their TirsT Two games, The Team, coached Icy Mr. Cox, looked good when They beaT War- ren in The IasT game. OuTsTanding Tor The Frosh- Soph Team were Bill Newman, Bruce Rouse, Larry BricIcerT, and John Vondracelc. We W f , wi TRACK-1952i R V' , MW f f VARSITY TRACK-ROW I-Bruce, Reardon, Engelbrechf, Clemefsen, Garvin, Crealh, Ledesma, Poul+on, Brown. McCormick. ROW 2-Knighl, Kick, Holcombe, Pefersen, Wilson, Naureckas, Holsinger, Luebbers, Carson. Rilchie, Mgr. ROW. 3-Pafino, J. Ray, Newfon, Andrews, Graham, Mackey, L. Ray, Por+er. SCOREBOARD Dual Mee+s - Won Llberfyville 68'f2 83 63 54 lO7 IO3 49'f2 Conierence Meer: 6-Los+ 2 Opponenls Wauconda Warren Zion-Benron Palaline Lake Foresf Woodslock Dundee Grayslake Reavis Lake Foresr 43'f2 20 29 49 59 40 32 I8 I5 ww Llberlyville ihird place wilh 3ofl7f2O poinls P lafine Relays: Liberryville lhird place wirh 49 poinis lie Ccunfy Meer: Liberlyville filth place wirh 2I poinls The Varsily 'rrack learn, as usual, had a good season, winning six of lhe eighl dual meefs. Borh losses were 'ro Lake Forest Jrhe conference champion. The Wildcars' abiliry 'ro score was shown when lhey 'rwice wenr over rhe IOO poinr 'roral in dual meers. ln 'raking rhird place in Their division ar rhe Palarine Relays, rhe learn showed if also had deplh. Nexr came rhe con- ference meer in which Liberryville placed 'rhird iusr barely being nosed our by Cryslal Lake for second place. The season ended af rhe Lake Counfy meer where rhe Wildcars finished fillh wijh 2l poinls. Some of lhe oulslanding members on 'rhis year's leam were Joe Ray. in Jrhe hurdles and dashes, who also lecl Jrhe ream in scoring wifh l56 poinrsp Roger Perersen in rhe jumps: Jesse l-lolsinger, in rhe dashes: Dennis Reardon, dis- lance, and Lloyd Brown, in 'rhe clashes. SCOREBOARD FROSH-SOPH TRACK Dual Mee+s - Won 7 - Losf 0 Labeflyvnre opp onen fs 67'f2 Woodslock 68'f2 Zion-Benlon 64'f2 Lake Foresr 62 Wauconda 68 Cryslal Lake 67 Zlon-Benlon 95 Grayslake CCFTEVEUCE Mee': - Lib-wyyrl awk an rhe Frcshicoh P a, 36'f2 35'f2 39'f2 42 45 36 3 ROW I-Knighi, Adams. Bolander, Saleme, Carson, Reardon, Smifh, Leckman. ROW 2-Kick, Dfofson, Gra- ham, Andrews, Ray, Archbold, Weidner, Hosellon The lrosh-soph lrack leam wail undefealed U' several dual meels rhls year. They won all fheir meels by al leasl lwenly poinls, This shows whar a successful season rhey had. The leam reached Irs peak in lhe lasr dual meer ol lhe season when I+ crushed Grayslake, 95 To 3. In The conference rhe lrosh-soph quarler- mile relay Jream came in lourlh. The oulslandlng boys were Tom Andrews, 7n Jrhe dashes: broad jump, and weighls, who also led in polnls wllh l52lf27 Larry Ray, in 'the nigh lump and hurdles: and Dave Pcrullon, in The dashes and high lumps. MMM 5 THE LINE OF MARCH C my Pubttc Lttaif-W! gigiynwghjster Street pg B 2270 fum iiiawe. 'N 'eww' The Celebrities ------,-',- ter I f i. fi A i be vi The Classes Pass in Review -,--- --,.,s,- Activities ot the Paraders '---------- Sports among the Marchers ----------A The Parade iri Words e---,-- 5 4 8-T5 T6-41 .42-59 60-79 8O-88 Row l-Weidner, Taylor, Oku- bo, Robb, Stevens, Owen, Ship- man, Zavada, Rudy, Uhrich, Rosevear Row 2-Gail Williams, Gwer Williams, Terry, Sorby, Mastri Scholl, Pierce, Murphy, Ullrich Newhart, Ward, L. Weidner Row 3-Sheahan, Otto, Nicko- ley, A. Rouse, Wegst, Russ Rosinq, Rossdeutcher, Monson Porras, Ward, Roush Row 4-Schrade, Vinson, M. Williams, Walkington, Peder- son, White, Rasmussen, Snow K. Rouse, Viere, Wahl, Schulh Row I-Beddla, Fredensborg Flake, Bennes, R. Brown, M. Edman, H. Cazel, Ambrose Bentley, D. Carlson, Binkley Row 2-Gilbert, Exon, Carroll Gustafson, Davis, Galbraith, B Cazel, Cinefro, Druhan, Fullei Row 3-Cavalier, Alkofer, Dietz R. Conrad, R. Dowden, Frank Geary, Bacon, J. Dowden, Bos- tian, Fenwick Row 4-Amann, Gilles, D. Busk- er, D. Bond, Bielat, M. Busker. Bowman, Gruner, Bolander Baldwin Row 5-Beck, Badgerow, Gaw, Gagnon, M. Carlson, E. Geiss- berger, Albrecht, P. Conrad D. Geissberger Row l-Heiser, Mosher, Mc- Clain, M. Hernandez, Mirabel- la, Lally, McMahon, MacCalI C. Hernandez, Garvin, Malicl Row 2-Jochheim, Johnson Hunter, Miller, Glati, Hartnett Meloy, Jones, Jensen, Hinder- yckx, Mors, Gaura Row 3-Green, Meyers, Potter- fon, Kirkman, Hilliard, Rogge Hine, Lea, Morgan, Kehrwald Littler, LaMagdeleine Row 4-Gould, Mills, Luft, Lind- rofh, Petersen, Mankawich Hendricks, Krase, Kitzman Kuester, Laycock, Mackey, Ken- nedy l Girls' Athletic Association 6.A.A. is an organization comprised ot girls who are interested in sports. A variety ot sports is ottered to girls participating in this program. They are given a chance to play team sports as well as to tale part in individual ac- tivities. Each girl belonging to G.A.A. must tultill certain standards set up by the organiza- tion. G.A.A. began the tall season with speedball, soccer, tennis, and bowling. During September, Warren held a play day which Libertyville at- tended. The girls trorn each school participated in the above sports. Also in September. each treshman girl was introduced to G.A.A. by her Big Sister. This took place during the Big and Little Sister Party, where games were played and retreshments served. l-lomecoming also talls in this tall season. G.A.A. came out in tlying colors with a tloat to the tune ot Turn Bik the l-lands ot Time. A group ot teachers selected the Color Guard trom the top point- makers in G.A.A. The girls were chosen on G. A. A. The basis oT posTure and The number oT poinTs earned. The season was ended by The Senior 5angueT enTiTled, Pumpkins on Parade, Every- one came in masquerade and had a wonderTul Time. Qld Man WinTer blew his cold breaTh on us so G.A.A. moved indoors Tor baslceTball. which conTinued unTil spring. Une oT The TirsT winTer evenTs was The MoTher-DaughTer ChrisTmas lea held in The high school gym. ReTreshmenTs were Tollowed by a ChrisTmas play and ChrisTmas Carols. Gur nexT evenT was The STaTe Bowling TournamenT in which l.iberTyville proudly scored eighTeenTh ouT oT TiTTy-Tour enTries. The new members musT noT be TorgoTTen, They were iniTiaTed in a candlelighT ceremony Tollowing The Sophomore Supper. The sophomores did an eicellenT iob on games and reTreshmenTs, and everyone enioyed The supper plus iniTiaTion. March sTarTed The spring season which broughT in baseball and Tennis. BeTore beginning These sporTs, however, The basl:eTball season closed wiTh The baslceTba!l shooTing conTesT and all' sTar baskeTball games. The dads always remem- ber This season, as Their daughTers TreaT Them To a nighT oT vigorous ac3TiviTy aT DGdl'3 Night This year l.iberTyville played hosTess To Ten schools in a play day held aT LiberTyville. Our lasT evenT oT This season and The year was The flunior Farewell To Seniors' Banquet ATTer dinner, The awards Tor The year were given To deserving members by Miss Bond. Miss Bond has been The Gfmfx. adviser, and all The girls are graTeTul To her Tor a wonderTul year of sporTs and Tun. I. Mofher-Daughfer Chris+mas Tea 2. Whaf's The big joke? 3. Guess who? G. A. A. Cabinef in gs big mg, 7 X ROW I-Gilberl, Amann, Rosing, Edman, Dowden, Hine, McMahon, Glalz. ROW 2-Taylor, Bielal, Carlson, Rouse, Sclwulfz, Gail Williams, Gwen Williams, Joclilieim. ROW 3-Buslcer, Krase, Miss Bond, Bond, Okubo Officers Kallierine Rouse, Poinf Secrefary: Donna Krase, Treasurer: Virginia Okubo, Vice Presidenfg Della Boncl, Presiclenf: Deloris Buslcer, Secrefaryg Gail Williams, Poinf Secrelary: Miss Bond, Sponsor Leaders Club ROW I-Allcofer, Kelirwald, Morgan, Druhan, Jensen, Jones, R. Dowden, Bowman. 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Coach Sanders infro- duced our loofball learn. l3vA viclory for L.F.C.H.S. We lriumphed over Dun- dee, 26-O. I74ls This a high school or a hospilal? Some of our loolball players look as il: rhey've been lhrough lhe llBalTle ol' The Bulgefl 20-The parade marched on as we lied our game wirh Zion, OAO. 254Why is all ihal paper flying lhrough The air? lr seems Thar The Big Sisiersu are busy passing nores . .. ., ,J ,. To rheir Lil Si, ers. Zbfl-lurrahl School closed al 2:30 so lhal we could go over lo Lake Forest By The way, we losl The game, I2-7. 28wThe lroeh are losing lhe dazed look. If seems 'rhey are geiling aciusromed lo the rouline, Sepfember-Ocfober Leif fo right One of Mr. Johnson's iobs: One lwo, fhreeng Mr. Grayson: Our al- ma mafer Gof 'img NAUTILUS workers: Miss Reicher? Teachers ?g Liffle sisfers OCTOBER I-Here comes ll-ie firsr lloai' carrying Par Scanlon and Shirley Vohasek, who were iudged as The curesr lirrle sislers af The Big-Lirlle Sister Parry, 24The whole school selecred sevenleen senior girls lo run lor The Homecoming Queen. The lucky gals were Lois Becker, Leslie Gilberr, Joan Bielal, Helen Cazel, Dolores Geissberger, Marianne Gilles, Mary Hernandez, Ada Jane l-line, Coleen McRae, Alice Schulrz, Ellen Schwerman, Celia Ullrich, Ann Uhrich, Marilyn Weidner, Gail Williams, Gwen Williams, and Marge Williams. ll-Queen Leslie reigned over The Coronalion Dance, which was sponsored by rhe Jaycees. Lois Becker, Joan Bielal, Mary Hernandez, and Celia Ullrich were her courr. I6-The annual before homecoming pep rneeling srarled wirh fhe senior girls in lheir p. i's. They gaye a lake-oil on lhe poem, Twas rhe Nighl Before Christ mas. I8-Homecoming al lasr highlighfed wifh fhe parade. game and alumni dance. Drops ol Ink lloai' look lirsi prize in lhe parade. 25-The soph dance, Jack Frosr Jive 'rurned our lo be a winning eyenr. 29-The senior girls sponsored lhe G.A.A. banquet Pumpkins on Parade. e ra e us ere Q 'rg ay of November e N ame if 'h sea rw We Nos? Tc- Wogrdf 1 ev? vu J qoe 1 qnes rhe naririm' prerfuon :serv 'vw v n 'wp fir one over nv rw n u 3'-d rhe ererjfr-gn, we r e wa ' re vp w house was he d :ora a 'yur re new h 1 The feathers me' pare- as we efudevs nervw ly wc-rdered whar rrvrbr e a u r e from sfudehrs. he M er rrgr rerjifar reafurihg STD rv ensem e J u S very ve agreed rhese rv Wu hrsr bakerba qam +9 Parafine. An Drlame rr e 0 SDOPSWV d by fhe French r I n 0 e 3313 e was e game in which e a ee exas Hwgrrs Ir wag a case oh Juwessfur aC':r, Growing Pains 6 rufh Mr arm ma e 5 repeaf performance af om rrnq hum aqam, hnk runes. Soir' Sryfe yu, hwusr vear, Faculty versus the students Staff at work F.H.A. Galsp Dramatics' Play Whats up?g Room 12 Cake walk time Something up there? JANUARY 3-The student body was stunned to hear ot the tragic accident which occurred during the holidays. Two ot our tellow students, l-lenry Stettan, a senior, Iver McKinney, a sophomore, and Wayne Schultz, ot the class ot '52. were killed in an automobile accident. 5-The school year marches on as we come back to school atter our vacation. An assembly was presented by Manette and Maurice Davis, who pertormed in a trampaline and bicycle act. Walker Gil- mer and Charlie Buttertield assisted the pertormance by sailing around the gym tloor on a midget bike. Other Students also tried the trampaline. 9-We senior girls were biting our nails when we had tryouts tor the senior play. lo-Following the Barrington game twhich we lostl the Library Club sponsored an atter-game dance highlighted by a cake walk. Many de- 'ighted shrieks were heard when winners picked their cakes. I7-The L Club had a roast beet dinner. lFood seems to be one ot' their tavorite indoor sportsl Mr. Muckle addressed the group at this meeting. 20-Our halls were a bit empty when President Eisenhower was inaugurated. lt seems that Mary Davis and the Williams twins had practically the whole school at their homes to watch the attair. l'm sure this is one student body that agrees with the people who think inauguration day should be a national holiday. 22, 23- Oh, l'll never be able to memorize all that English. l can't even remember Shakespeare trom Milton! You've guessed it . . . semester exams. Now the teachers can tind out the culprits who have been sleeping through classes during the tirst semester. 24-The old gym looked good enough to eat when the iuniors gave their dance Candy Capers . ln tact, the candy suckers hanging on a tree were very edible. Just ask anyone who went to the dance. 28-Why are so many walking around as though they were going to break in two? They either have a rare disease ot the bones, or have been in a wrestling match, or have been tobogganing at the Youth Center party. 29hThe parade halts betore the game. What game? Why, the benetit basketball game tor the March ot Dimes. The taculty men whipped the senior boys, 7l-3l. Oh, by the way, we made 5280.29 on the game. 30- Yeal rahln cheer the Libertyville spectators as the 'Cats beat Lake Forest. Atter the game, many attended the dance at the Youth Center, FEBRUARY 4-The parade starts ott 'he month ot February on a musical note as the band presents its concert. 5AMargo Mackeys and Virginia Okubo's names were presented to the American Field Service. One ot these girls will be chosen to tour in Europe. VVe are very tortunate to have an exchange student. Esko tctaraiaama this year. The students have enioyed his visit here and will miss him when he returns to Finland. 6-G.A.Px. presented a mock basketball game at the pep meeting. lt did some good as we beat Warren that night. 9fThat photographer certainly is a patient man as he attempts to take our group pictures. llfG.A,A. welcomed their new members into the organization. The sophs sponsored the atter school activities and supper. An impressive candle lighting ceremony tollowed. 20-The two iunior homerooms that sold the most tickets to their play were treated to a potluck dinner by the losing homerooms. They had a class basketball game atter the dinner. Guess it pays to win in a contest. 2l-The treshmen and sophomores had their dance which was high- lightlighted with square dancing. 23, 24, 25,-The seniors proved to have quite a number ot Helen Hayeses and John Barrymores when they gave their play, Seven Keys to Baldpatef' 26-The sophomores have been walking around with their hair standing on end while waiting tor their T.B. tests. lt didn't hurt much, did it? 27-We had a halt day vacation as the teachers met at l-lighland School.. 28-A group ot seniors attended a Northwestern Day to take a look at the school. MARCH 4. 5--ln The Tourney aT AnTioch we beaT Ela our TirsT nighT, buT losT ouT To Maine The Tollowing day. 6-The board members were elecTed Tor senior day. Walker Gilmer Ada l-line, Bob Winie, Ellen Taylor, Larry Kick, Carol Gruner, and PeTer Lea were chosen. They will see ThaT senior day runs eTTicienTly. I2-The newly Tormed ConservaTion Club held iTs TirsT meeTing. I4-IT seems ThaT LiberTyville is supporTing Chevy Chase. The Thing To do is To go There To dance. l6gThe parade Took on an Arabian accenT when LiTia Namocra per- Tormed auThenTic dances oT Arabia, Burma, and Spain ar a school assembly. CommuniTy concerT goers were highly enTerTained when They heard Alec TempleTon in his concerT. IB, I9-All dads were STars Tor a NighT' when They aTTended The annual G.A.A. FaTher-DaughTer NighT. I guess The dads were preTTy sTiTT' The nexT day. ExcepT Tor a Tew bruises, iT was a successTul nighr. I0--l-lurrah Tor The Coca Cola Company! They gave us Tree coke-5 aT lunch Time. 20-We had a one day vacaTion because The Teachers aTTendeo Teachers' insTiTuTe aT Zion, lllinois. 27-The L Club had iTs box soda, Everyone had a good Time an: agreed The Tood was deliciois. Z9-'VoTe Tor Jean Tor Veepf' Tne wh:e schoci is campaigning ike mad Tor our school elecriofis. APRIL I-The ConservaTion Club herd iTs second meeTing To decide or oTTicers. This club, supervised by Miss Jorgensen, was Tormeo Tor Those viTally inTeresTed in naTure and conservaTion oT naTura' resources. Their TuTure acTiviTies include going To MorTon ArboraTum, planTing Trees, making a naTure Trail aT The new school siTe, going on field Trips, and sending delegaTes To a sTaTe conservation meeTing aT DeKalb. Members are Gwen and Gail Williams, Helen Hendricks, Carolyn Taylor, Mariorie Williams, MarTha LaechelT, Walker Gilmer, Esko l-lariaama, Dick LichTTeld, Charles BuTTerTield, Jerry STollef, KaThryn Rouse, l-lelen AlkoTer, Mary Snyder, Peggy AusTin, Edward Sowa, Ross Shellenberger, ,lim Mills, George Schmidt and l-larold DorTch. 2-A scienTiTic Talk, OuT oT This World, was presenTed by RoberT Edgar aT a sTudenT assembly. The sTudenTs Tound The subiecT very inTereSTing. 3,6-We had Two days oTT Trom school as our EasTer vacaTi:r. I8-Ten girls aTTended girls' conference in Chicago. The girls were Gail Williams, Gwen Williams, Ada Jane l-line, Joan BielaT, Nancy Ward, PaT Schrade, Barbie Druhan, Carole Meyers, Joan Bennes, and Carol FiTzSimons. The TiTle oT The conTerence was 'LeT Your LighT So Shine. 2l-Our parenTs came To school To have a round Table discussion wiTh The Teachers. We saT home wondering whaT They were saying abouT us. 24-We can be proud oT The Trosh. Young as They may be, Their spring dance, SpringTime Magic, was a big success. The old gym looked like a day in May. 25-GAA. was hosTess To a playday as Ten neighboring schools aTTended. The day was Tilled wiTh sporTs wiTh Time oTT Tor lunch. Mr. Gish and Rita confer Afler game dance Mrs. Williams considers BOYS! Does HJO boil? Deciding on delicious food- Mrs. Creath, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Derer lT's my ball. p Mr. Berkley in study l'm sTarved! H .2 73 1 X. lf! t - T gg . 21. 55 at ' ii T w ' ., ' V. 6 is ' d? fi i it .... ei - T' f T' Q Q. a4 ' ,, ' i ,-1- FIRST COMES THE COLCR GUARD AND THEN THE MAJORETTES 9 ... -xx- Q . E: eg 9 1 E. 3' , A f 2 .1 ' T 1 , 1 7 , qaigjvq 1' . : .V-1-. : vw- J? .,, A . D I N G 5 MAY l-Talent was disccvered among The sfudenrsl We had a Mdenl assemb'v which we all lcund very enferlaininq. IAAS The parade neared The end, siihcioi eleciions were held. Harod Dorlch, Jacli Graham and Carol Filzsimons be the piesidenls QT The luhre senior, iunicr and sopho- more classes. 3AThe ggi-nerslone icr The new high schcol building was 'aid al +h'ee +3 c'cck lhis alle-rnoon. Members of The Board oi Edacalion, The schoo. slail, represenialives from The slua Jews, and ciliiials cl bolh Liberlyvilie and lviundelein look pail in This imoressive ceremony. '-The seniors ruled The day during senior day. Officers :ncsen were princioal, Bob Winie' assislanl principal, Gene 'Jemmers' busineng manager, Waller Gilmer: secrelaries. 'vlyra McMahon, Alice Schuilz: cools, Helen Cazel, Piirh Green' yanilcrs, Charles Bullerlield, Bii Graham, Arl Lueb- oeif and Bill Ryder, Everyone said The senior feachers were harder Than the rea' ones. 23-The iuniors presenled lhe Seniors wilh The Junior Prom Peid af lhe Hole' Moraine in Highland Parl. 27-GAA said goodbye lo lhe seniors wilh The Junior Ban- que? and fhe presenlinq ol awards. 29-The girls' chorus line was a qreal addilion To The seniors' ii ass niohr, All The seniors had a greal deal of lun in Their 'asl acliviry loqelherl 3l-Baccalaureale was a very solemn occasion Tor all fhe Senicrs. ll gave each ol Them a qreal deal lo Consider and 'risen inspiraliorr. JUNE 2-The whole schocl qalhered ciulside Tor Ivy Day. Our class president Bob Winie, presenled lhe ivy lo nexl year's senior class presideni, Harold Dorlch. 3, 4-Today is when lhe underclassmen really envy The sen! iors, Why? Thais easyl Any senior wilh an A or B aver- age lor The second semesler gels Gul ci The exams! lr has been The praclice 'ro prinl' The honors for lhe year in The nexl year's annual. Such is The case wilh las? yearls honors. Those receiving lhe American Legion Award were Poberl Porler, Barbara Edman, James l-laslie, Barbara Fug- e'le. and Jean Fuqelle. ivlargarel Faulkner and Roberl Brasher were ihe recipienls oi lhe Franlc G. Hough Award. The Newsom Award was received by George Newman and lr-lelen Carlson, Nafional l-lonor Sociely sludenls were Franlc Underbrinlr, lvlarcia Smifh, George DeGra2ia, Doraleiqh Poullon, Kennelh Qlendorl, Donald Granbois, Barbara Ed- man, Ann Billings, Roberl Porler, Ray Neiman, William Yopp, James l-laslie, Barbara Fuqelle, Jean Fuqelfe, Virginia Riley, Dennis Reardon, lvli'dred Newharl, and Dan lvlc- Cormiclc. 5-The beat ol The marching music becomes slower as we, lhe seniors, realize wilh mingled exciremenl and reqrei whal day il is. Toniqhl is gradualion! We have speni Tour won- derlul and evenflul years in high school, MAY-JUNE Lefl +o righf boffom: Honors' assembly: Mr. Myers and Mr. Sanders-our ianfllorsg I don'f believe if! Top: The seniors have a movie: Miss Saunders: Esko and girls EPILOGUE As l.il3erTyville-FremonT l-ligh passed in review This year To The rhyThm OT The band, we were The paraders: we cheered aT TOoTball games To give The parade pep-builT TloaTs-were on comrniTTees-joined clubs Tor marching acTiviTies-sold TiclceTs-saw plays-sTudied Tor semesTer exams-decoraTed Tor dances. WiThOL1T realizing iT we Tormed-all OT us TogeTher-one OT The greaTesT parades we'll ever lcnow-one OT much exciTemenT, Tull OT discoveries, OT new made Triends, OT sorrows-buT especially One OT memories-memories OT evenTs and personaliTies ThaT will always malce The sTrains oT The l952'53 marching music reTurn. You-The marchers-have paraded by guiclcly. We-OT The NAUTI- LUS sTaTT-have marched wiTh you-ever recording in Order ThaT These remembrances OT Tun and good Times may reTurn-reTurn and remain wiTh you whenever you read This book. 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