Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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Besides the work on the annual. she has tttukulmt Spanish trn.l linglish .intl has directed Spanish Clluh, Miss Aurell speaks Spanish and some 'lLiP.iIlC5C'. which proved very helpful in her recent travels to Mexico and Ittpun. The 'ii look in the interior of our new school feutures shining corridors . , . fluores- cent lighting . . . recessed individual lockers . , . large showcases ,..i 1 coustic ceil- ings . . . asphalt tile floors , , . spacious halls and smir- ways , . . .md blond wood- work. The Brainerd build- ing now has venetian blinds , . . bright w.1lls , . . retin- ished desks .md floors. 5 -5 sgt. E , ,- if,- gn-,-F' ,w rv ,.- '-,,-r , hw ., ,g , F' ,- feet., E.. ..--f-rff Wfords r em i n d us of the bright September sun on warm bricks . . . the modern e n t r a n c e welcoming new faces . . . the clear outline of the building against the sky, waiting und touched with expectancy of the begin- ning of each day '... XY'ords tell us also of evenings . . , the vapor mercury lighting system . , . the sharp outlines of bare winter branches . . . rows of silent cars , . . and inside the mood of excitement and the cheering of students. gk it 'Aa --fn Pl P Front table: S. Bowman, B. Bisdorf. N. Addins. S. Parker, Gaw, L. Populorum, V, Ifelgar, A. Hinks. Back table: V. Wfade, R. Xwalbridge E. Alexander, K. Quentin, INI. Englebrecht P, Dorroh. P. Day, M. lfdgren, A. XVJI- bridge. L. Farrin. The Brainerd building has many .miie xnlun- teers who .iid Mrs. MCGLAW in the library '... spacious lorkers . . . lunchroom musir . . . and many other improvements to brighten their school diy. 1 When we enter the kitchen of the Home Economics Department, we are again conscious of the beauty . . . sun streaming through the windows . . . gleaming sinks . . . six completely mocl- ern kitchen units . . , Continuing we see a combination dining and living room with inner door bed . . , laundry facili- ties . . . and sewing equipment . . . these all suggest the '55 look. il n H li A J.. A . I ' lf Q 1 ,, tw' I ' I sill e V a 1 ' ' in X ,N A ,. I .f, 5? xxfl W Xu fc v, 011. w f ,B .,.,g,5,,A ., F . J A 'S' ',s'h 1g? H 1 f 4 X . if 3 fu '-5, fi t' if WM A V-' .H NS SEQ s u f 4 . lx YV 2 K 53- 5 -A ' : o. Zi .. , , A 0 J Si , gg, Fi' J N N . ffmx in - 1.4.9. -' 1 ni S f li! E- Y ' ' F A -s' , I ... . tx 3- 'I , 3,.r.0 I Adm-N S X R 6' .1 -Q, 'nz My - 4 1, x' ,M ML WJIWMMMM, n W A nA7 M V A , ..-W .,- ,... , ... W ,, f--yi, ' - -ffggw 'I 1 I I IW, , , - I: ,, A I -is .lp ' , ,f Q V ,,' 'fn If :al , .4 ,. 1 4 ,-c-0.1, - f 5 'VLW' S .5 7 V , 'lv af! : f, -' A N W . J.: -41 l I -f-IL ' J- ' ' ' ,' fm. I f gf? . ' 1 -4-'Vs QQ .. if : ,T 'M ' 431--..n W , L... , i Q. ,.f ' M , . ' H 'Y f-.wupx 'Q ,M A W--yew W Y ,f 'N 1-al i -x 3' TA 55, -Ll 'Q 1 paula .IT .Y D A. Allan Bates, Lillian Clauss, Charles V. Wallrab, Walter Klopsch, Douglas Shanks, XY'illiam Hoskins, Richard DeHaan. The dedication of the Butler Lake Building of Libertyville-Fremont High School repre- sents not only the completion of a magnificent physical structure for education, but also the completion of .1 phase of community expansion. This is the challenging phase of com- munity growth, It challenges the resources of the citizens to find the means to provide for education and passes on the challenge to the students and teachers to make the most of that education. XVALTER KLOPSCH Preiiderzt of the Board of Edumlion Libertyville-Fremont High School WS' fam We of the staff of the Butler Lake Buxldmg are Indeed grateful to the people of Lxbertyulle and Fremont Townshrps who haxe prouded such an attractne and functronal buxldlng 1n wh1ch to teach and we further accept the rm 1tat1on to keep teachxng standards on the hrgh plane whnch IS tradntxonal rn thrs com mumty C ALLEN FORT Supemzlezzdent Llbertyvllle Fremont High School mfs f ,ir ' ,:,q'55f 1 f, - , V, f1,'I'f??71 f ' 7 l ' .5 , .' a 'x'u,'jf'ggL Q, ' V:,7,,i,yf, F X,,,fw ,,f'f ,, ' ' j e ' , A Q , V Y. A Y Y- . Y Y ADMINISTRATION M. J. BERGFALD Mr. Bergfald has helped guide us through our first year in the new Butler Lake Building. He was never too busy to listen to our problems and try to solve them with us. We are indeed grateful to him for the help and guidance he has given us this past year. JAMES BERKLEY This year Mr. Berkley gave up his teaching position to become principal at the Brain- erd Building. In direct contact with the Freshmen, he helped them through their first year at LFI-IS. The students wish to thank Mr. Berkley for all the time and effort he has put forth in acquainting the Freshmen with high school. ANDRENX'S. C. XV. BS.. james Millikin University Industrial Arts Advanced Drawing Advanced Wood Chairman of Homecoming ARIFFE. GEORGE BS.. Temple I'nix'c-rsity INI.A.. Northwestern L'nixersity English DROPS OI: INK AIQRELI.. HENRIETTA B.A.. Park College INI.A.. Northwestern L'niversity Spanish Spanish Club BARTLIZMAN. DONALD B,M.. Oberlin College MINI., Northwestern Vniversity D,F.A., Chicago Musical College Orchestra Boys' Chorus BEALE. IZI.I7IAISE'I'H B.A.. W'heaton College M,A.. Northwestern I'nix'ersity NX'orld History BECHTOLD. CHARLES BS.. Knox College M.A.. Vniversity of Missouri Social Sciences Student Council BERGFALD, BARBARA B.A., Grinnell College Sophomore Class Principal Algebra American History ISERXWANGER. DONN I5,A., Illinois State Normal I'nive1s1t Art Art Club NAI l'II.I'S KYI ION ROBERT Ill lc Polytechnic Institute I sit Iiluci C u Iunlor Viisity Iootblll Varsity Iiatk KIMBAII HENRY M A I nixersity of Iona B Eel S ite 'leaehers College Wfliitexx iter XViseonsm Commercial Depirtment Physical Education Freshman Iootbill Coach Track LAKIN FORREST B Ed DeKalb State Teachers College Mathematics Inelustriil Arts Freshm in Basketball 'I rick OSBORNE, DOINALD B. Eel.. Illinois State Normal BA.. Ihiversity of Illinois English P.A, and Visual Aiels at Butler I.ake Building RODSETI-I. AVIAN B.A.. Carroll College English junior Varsity Pep Club RI'SSELI.. EDGAR BA.. XY'estminster College M.A., Enixersity of Missouri Mathematics Sliele Rule Club Treasurer of Athletic Association Mei RAW IANIIH B A DePaul I nixersity Physical Education English freshman Librariin INIELOX ELEANOR BA Lnisersity of Michigan Biology Consermtion Club MLRPI-IY GENEVA B S Eastern Illinois State Teachers College INI S Ineliana State Teachers College Commercial Department Take a Letter Club Business Manager tor NAL TILLS Varsitx Pep Club SANDERS. HARVEY BS. University of Southern Illinois. Carbondale American History Government SARGENT, JUAN B.A.. McMurray College English Christmas Play Senior Class Play SMITH. CYNTHIA BS. Purelue Vniversity Home Economits Reel Cross FOYISH, ANN li 'X l nixuzwitx Ur NYJ-wmiri Englixlm Iirrmli Era-nili Club SPEIDEI.. CLARENCE BS.. Ccntml State Tcxilicrs Collegc Cyirlm' Cliorui Banil Pep Bind THIEI.. HENRY BS.. MS.. lmli.m.1 SIJIL' 'lhulicrs College Cmnmcnial Drpgrtmcnt Clmiirmiin of Sales fur NAl l'II.I'S Llflkl DROPS OE INK Boukslurc TIPLER. XYILLIAM HS. Ed.. Illinois Stan Nonnal University -lunini' Clms Priniifnil Spcuili junior Class Pliiy 'I'l'NNlCl.ll7l7. ROBERT BS. Ell.. Nui'tl1xu-xtnin Vniwiwity' Drixci' 'liixiining Varsity Euutball Cnmkli -luniur Varsity Biislxctlwiill Cimili l'NDERl5RlNK. H. E. Guiilanlc Counselor B. Eil.. lll1noiQ State: Nm'm.il l'n1wmty IKEA.. liiixcrsity uf Illinois DOXYDEN. JO ANN Silmml Sui'ct.iry Ll IiTER. E LLEN Siliiml SL'kYEf3I'y PERSCHKE. INIARGVERITE Syliuul liuulclcccpcr REED. RAEDITH Salim-l SCQYHAD' ,K ' if . R N Nh ,M ixvff ,a ag., N 1--T-gag QWQIUC' Us .a . ig! ,i Q p5 4 I K gv I X ,S'?W' 5 ' . r fi. ' I. ,', .' ,av ,Q X . ' 5' 0 , f -.- , 'X ' . , ' . . .' , fi.-.' L- Z !'1 . .1 - 'I I ' aff. Akrr H ai ' X J . ' bf--Lffzfhririrg . X , bi 4-'Y 1 1.fi:5:?:Z1EIr N 1' E 5 - ' ' It W ' i2': ?5E5EZ',.- ' 5 v i 5 I , i -- 7 'f'f' ' 4 ' f ,' E 'vu These are the cooks who are re- sponsible for keeping the inner man well satisfied. COOKS Standing: Mrs. Mary Schroeder. Seated: Mrs. Catherine Nelson, Mrs. Virginia Rusch. HEAD COOKS Left: Mrs. Hoeger, Brainerd Build- ing. Right: Mrs. Holland, Butler Lake Building. Keeping the things in our school buildings clean and mak- ing sure we are cozy is the job of our maintenance men. Back row: Helge Holmgren, Gust johnson, Wfillard Stahl, August Schwandt, Front row: .lim Sanders, Harry Dickson, Frank Holland. CHIEF ENGINEER Ed Mors .L--p. x H k K .. fl i g ,Q .., X. , . it V 1 jf. ,a,.i cv , X LX di 0:2 hx 1 :...,..l..g3 ,fi ZZ! ATIONS ORGANIZ X -j... ::-'- -- 0 4 ' 1' Kwan- -Q . 4 'W' -v , A ... 3 fl' ' v - . ... - . . . 1... .., 1 Q - ..- . .f . ,. V 5 o ', - V Q Q l ' '9? ' x J 'N ....---- YP M.,-'-3 f T.I'.. ..- --1 f ' f V j X Q ii! 51 X Q 'fy w k STI DFXI CO1 NCIL P ruldunt LIIYLIC HCISLI' VILL PICNI dent Audru Broun Nuntux P N it 1 Iurphw In isuru P L ton Hakemnm Inst ram C 1x1l1u Hakcmxan Huxu AIUIPIIX Broun Llmbruht Semnd nm R I usa 1 O Dun lld Murphw Shxpman bm Crm Forb y HlIlfSUk1 Trawlstcxd Broun ,I-1'111Lll'OXX LILFIIICY Luttar CIZLI P1 lk ui L Icurth rum f Hu Volbcrdmg. Burnett Recd lnpp Ru Anmbli Batlgmmn Kublmk 2 A 1 I RECEPTIONIST CUQB-Fxrit row: Rwbb, Flxmk. Yivcrncr Second row: Laymmk. Srothfang. Llnbcrding, Murphy Dumwn. Kirkman, K J Aww 5 . PYP CILB II XIOR VARQVIH CHEFRLEADERS I'1rQt nm C umm R02 L Darlcn Plnnu Homme Broun Bqmmc Anna Loqomotuc Xvrldnat Tom Tom X mon H cll Onlc-x Kwan Ou nn. P pp r Boom Chma Boom PEP f,I.I'B: VARSITY CHITIZRIIADERS-Ifxrxt nm: Ldrulyn dnun. l5.1rbar.1 Nickolcy. .lminnc Bcnnri. Part Lilly, Cathy FRENCH CI.I'B - President Linda Hiratsukag Vitc Presi- dent. Mary Mc'Claing Sure' tary. Bonnie Bi'tmwng 'I'rg35Uf. cr. Carols l'rh1in. First rmv Butterfield. Casey. Olsiin Recd. Fiiirhairn, INItI7.irlgind. Lcntinc. Sctrmntl row: Brown. I'rhiin, Hiriitsulcii. hILCl1llfl. Third row: Brown. Andre-us, Knrl-coshuk. Ifnissottc. Innes. Lindgrcn. Pyle, And row s, Hcnd ritks. Ditkcy. Rousc. SPANISH CI.I'B-Presidents. Joanne Bcnncs and john Bet- icmanng Vitc Prcsidt-nts, Ken Southorn and james Arcnag Surctarics. Germain Fha l g and Patti INR-husl Trcnsurcrs. Luwcll Luttcr and IEllL'L'f1 Shtahan, First YUXKI Hen- dricks. Diihl. A!'cn.1, Butle- mann. Bcnncs. Shcalmn. Md - us. Luttcr. Phalg. Srvutlwrn. MtCr.itkcn. Ch ristnphcrsun. Sctond rim XX'ihr. Cir.ih.1m. B u s t h i t lc. Craft. Dtlsllfil' Crist. Fliullcnhcrgcr. INIQ1-rs Bfurtcnsiin. Newton. Xlfright Ciiinus. Anderson. Thirtl nm: Bird. Rnggc. Metz. Stu cns Kicnc-. Criixxftird. Smith. N XX'hitfc. Hill. Mc-loy. I.. XX'hitc. Kitzman, MtCr.1l-ren. Mdguirc. Godwin. Pathollcc. Radloff, 1 I - . 4 LATIN CI.I'B -v President Tony Lincoln and Darien Pin neyg Secretary, Frank XX'cll wertsg Treasurer. Elruy Vol herding: Game Chiiirnmn Claire Stlm-crman. Ifirst rnw Kramer. Sthiffncr, Volht-rd ing. Schwcrmxin. XX'cllwcrts Lintoln. Pinncy, Okuho, Hen dcrsun. Sctund row: Kum- XX'hitmurc. I' l l r i t li. lfish Cromic. Mum. Gnnsingcr. -Iii cohscn, Stevens, Kiiltcs. Iirl tynski. Third row: Hass Perma. Shannon. Tullt-y. XX'.ir ren, Lange. Lehmann, Gaff ncy. YH SLIDE Rl'l.If C.LI'l5 '- Pix-Sidrnt, P.iul Tlioinp- snni Vice Prcsidcnt. Bernie XY'cniilcr1 Surr- t.iry. Cnrlctm Srhruning Treasurer, Philip Gu- bcrding. First rim: Henry. Salumi. Wknii- K l ri p s i li. Brcitfim Schramn. Hiismd. Gu b c rd i n g. O'ConnclI Thompson. Galigcr. lcr. Second row- IIIIIIEE lllllliilw ll mx? bfi il SHS CIA i E I -..-,..... iueegwiiiil TAKE-A-I. E T T F R CI.l'B--Prcsiiicnt. Cir- um -.r'.ir. Smrrrirx. -Liikif K ii c 5 t c rg 'I':'c.ixurr 7. 'Twin Coy. Ifirxt rim Hmiiand. Bum n. Spin' wr. Cm' Scwnri ri-ni Frank. Kublink. Rm- miixwn. Kiiutur. 'Iiiirii rim Cfriincr. Ri-wuuir. Rouse. Sl BUF 'I' R I A N Ci I,l CI.I'BfpYm'X1xfLDI. XX Li- Jon Anniiwlu, Viic Prw- idcnt, Ruin-rt Milla-ri Scircnirv. Ann Baru- f.1ld1 Trrfgxiircr. 'Ilinx Griffin. Alurnarc, Rim Tlriiiin' irlixt flux CA'- .iiin-r. Riixwll, Riiiwii H.ikcnzi.in. Srfirhienq g.liL'IT'1. i5L'fLf.1ixi. f.i' roll Sxilliiil. 'linkir A SIU cnxiin, Lingc. Uni' Sunni? rim XX1n.flL' XYCNI-in. Anri.1iWia 51:1 lc-r. 1,1-gin A 'luv LIBRARY CLUB I-President. ,Iudy Cavalier, Vice President. Ellen Littlerg Secretary. Betty Snow, Treasurer. Carol Gruner. First row: Kublank. Gruner. Cavalier. Littler, Snow. Meyers, Kunke, Pinney. LIBRARY 2-First row: Urban. Lay- cock. Wfhite, Zavada. Behm, Mosher. Dietz. Second row: Nord, Kuester. Ol- sen, Scheffner. Warning, Wegst. Brown. Nolte. LIBRARY 3 - First row: McClain Heiser, Meloy, Anzelmo. Erickson Bracey. Second row: Henderson. Mac- Call, Hunter. Hines. Third row: Otto Bennes, Pederson. Nickoley. Cazel Carroll. Rosevear. Dickey. Schmidt. Mc- Cracken. ART 1 - President. Barbara Cinefrog Vice President. Kenneth Burnett: Secre- tary. Lola Lange, Treasurer, Chris An- derson. First row: Pierce, Rasmussen. Annable, Clausen, Rouse. Second row: Hendricks, Murphy, Zavada, Riley. Cinefro. Vohasek. Brown. ART 2-Beavis. Sorby. Wihr. Pinney, Casey, Stevens, Henderson, Anderson, Davidovic. Hernandez. Second row: Busch, Jacobsen, Patino, Brown, Hill. Lange. Burnett. Hinderyckx. Bracey. Josephensen. Dootson. Second rowi Rnhh. Vllilbritlger Stevens, Foissotte. Erickson. Anzelmo. Miller. Chandler, Annuble. CONSERVATION CLVB-President. Barbara Xitl-colcy: Vito President. Don Stucnsz Sctrcmry. Grace Summers: Trciisurcr. Charles XYilli.ims. First ri-wp Otto. Craft. Stew-r.-. Xitkolcy. Summers. XY'illi.1ms. Bcrgtaltl. Srturitl row: Lintoln. james, Xlililbritlgc. Russell. Vulbcrding, Dow. Dasher. Ructk. Third rnw: Briixvn. Hunter. M.itC.ill. Stlirtfncr. Vlink. Putlnrsiin. XX'.irning. Kublank. H.igcrm.in. Noltc. Hill. 5. -4, , 1 -4 JF -'W , .x: -x.,ng: '55, x, Vll OPIRKIORN -KND ll lillf -KDDRINN KR st IRIX! ti sul IO LHR X fl H lx gtk Sunni rm N iitivrn N1 UNI Lntlltr N nr mon i tr s ll Ntxxlwfl CINLLI' + ,- X, I Q MO 2 5 O . , 5 l.W Fir . Kl p l. l. il' ' , Ci .ilit-r. Ri-hh. O lj, '-ilili Nultc. licrgmlil. Littlcr, Ktrl-mum. lfritkwn, l'ai.iit'x. Amqliiiiv Ru- '. . - l i , fn li , 1,1-g.iti.f,l.iiiss, ls.i.itlisan, ..l' XX7 q ilill-. 1.1 l . If. Cy. lig-. Dum -in. lS li.l gm 4 x ,Q 'f 4 ,if P Q ., I, Y i.+ :-. g Al ? Q f 'f A 1 J X! 'VYF X ,,., Q iff, ,,? 2 -n .f-N3 1 4-,,..., U7?VV fl V ff-29X K !k ff SEPTEMBER 7. We've all been kept pretty busy chasing between buildings, and to add to the confusion, we can't tell the Frosh from the Seniors. They both get lost so easily. 13. The Brainerd Building seems to have been in- vaded by little people. No, they aren't Martians, just the first day of Nursery School. QWe're letting them use some of our rooms.j 15. Who are the Grende1s the Senior girls keep talking about? See Mr. Tipler-Chief Grendel. 16. Such pep! What cheering! We go to our first pep meeting. 17. Nobody is here today, not even the teachers. Oh, there's a teachers' meeting in Evanston! 18. Palatine comes to see us, but we don't think they are very good guests because they beat us 25-6. 22. Who are all those little girls walking around wearing baby bonnets? Are their heads cold? just Big and Little Sister Day for G.A.A. 25. We play Barrington today but just don't quite make it. They beat us 17-15. 30. The last day of September. Can you believe it, we've had school for seventeen whole days! It seems like a year! OCTOBER 1. What a way to start a month!! We beat McHenry by a touchdown in the first few minutes of play. Score 6-0. 4. Wow! Look at those uniforms. The band shows off for the first time in their new outfits. 11. We vote for the top fifteen candidates for home- coming queen in lunch hour today. 13. We vote for the fifteen for homecoming queen. Wait!! Somehow that sounds familiar. Oh, now we understand. They left somebody's name off, and we have to vote over. We sure hope they're not going to make a habit of this. 14. They are!! Again it's the case of the forgotten name, and again we vote. 16. We play Warren and beat them on their home- coming. Nice, huh? 18. The final vote for queen. 19. Doctor William Clyde tells us to discover and use our ability. 22. This year we broke the snake dance tradition and have decided to have an evening pep rally. The Senior girls really look lovely as they do a parody on Paul Revere's ride. It's good to see all the alums back for homecoming. In between each act, one member of the court is announced. At the very last when the suspense is high, Barb Nickoley is an- nounced as queen. Members of her court are Barb Cazel, Joyce Hill, Lola Lange, and Alice Rouse. Aft- er a bonfire we all go to a free show given by the Liberty theatre. 23. Homecoming. The event waited for all year! Everyone is busily working on floats. Then the pa- rade and most important the game. We beat Wood- stock but good! In the evening the dance. 24. Everybody relaxes and tries to figure out what they are going to do with all the napkins they have stuffed in chicken wire. 25. We're all shocked back into reality as grades come out for the first time, and we try to invent reasons not to go home. 29. Zion beats us and captures first place, but the only reason they can do it is because we're practically frozen as the thermometer dips near freezing. The Homecoming Queen, B.1rb1r1 Nicl-colu And her court. left to right: Loll Ling one huns- Szf-Wn ' N i V, ,, 3. A fi . J' ' ' ul Q QRK ,M X L, A ,-E , 1 k ' 9 v I.. ' -ai f NR X r 4. f-:-.ff --41' ' 5,,.A..' ,Q Q-opfljr -5 .H ,.,:'.'Z' . ,, . maffnf if 3, , c W 5 ,gicf -ff ' ff hr- Hr, 1 i if 1 .f f Hill, B.1rlw.1r.1 Cizcl, and Alice Rouse Az! ' f , fisc- ria , i A' K Q23 ,- ' A np: . 3 4 , 1 . 1 c .a ' ' is ffl- i -' A x A ff. ,, Q ,rf X 'iz..?i!fr ' if i ' 'ri P vi' ' . . 1'-r Q , is-. ' .X Q -er 7 121 5 ' . 1 fs . 2 -11 Queen Barbara on her throne reigning over the Homecom- ing Dance with her escort Bill Smith. U Q! 11 ly HOLD Tifm. L QJAL ue C-roTeAM 60, + 1Q .1 . 4 E' A- ix ls I LF' ' f .' Av I ak 4 ,U A, ,L I 9, A sv-, ' L '- - 6 ' 2 5-1 i 'ph I' A. A ' af? HAVE nun unapsram' j B l ,, , ' O34 XNERE PurT1Ns0N Tf'5HW A 'T N1 X 0:89 852114 xx . C, w Q., ff , , s - 'i ' .v 4 fi .. . . X X ,X fb I? , ' 5 9 1 31:1 If -52 icffo Ry... Yi' gi CT T37 November 1hThe snowflakes are falling and the snowballs are flying, but apparently Ken Foy didn't duck in time. I-Ie's seeing flying saucers from the study hall windows. November 2-fAs usual, Libertyville High School goes Republican. yvith the exception of the write-ins for Gish. Osborne, and Berkley. Who are they? November 6-We get out of school early to go beat Lake Forest. The game is more than worth the effort and L1 climax for the season. November 7-The sophomores wish us Good Luck Y with the first all-school dance of the year. November 8-About 1800 people come to our high school dedication, flooded floor and all. It's sure hard to find .1 seat within hearing distance for Adlai Steven- son's speech. November 'if Look at the birdie! Can't you smile? The seniors are in their very best clothes for pictures. November 16, 17, 18-Firecrackers, typewriters, and snakes mark the junior class play, You Can't Take It XVith You. November JY- ,Thanksgiving Day-We fill our tum- mies full of turkey and have a brief two day vacation. November Z7-fThe vacation seems to agree with our Cats as they beat Grayslake. in at 1 December 5-A frosh girls' homeroom party revives the flapper eraf' at least fashions of that day, with a style review. December 7-Here they are again . . . grades. No comment. December 9-G.A.A. disguises the cafeteria and comes up with Santa's Workshop for the Mother- Daughter Christmas Tea, the first reminder to us that that season is upon us. December 18hLeave it to the seniors to come up with a theme like Mistletoe Madness for their all- school dance, to furnish for an interesting evening. December 21-The orchestra and choruses keep in season with the annual Christmas concert. December 22-The frosh directed by Bente Clausen and Elin josephsen, dramatize Why' the Chimes Rang. Then were off on the vacation the season merits, not that we've been looking forward to it or anythingf A. H rv ij. -J 0',, M: The juniors presented Yon C.111'f Trait 11 lliyilh Yon on Noxember li. 16. IT with very gredt suctess. Although the kittens ran off the stage in thc first act. everything went off quite well, with no further mish.tps. The t.1st included: Penny ....,,,,..,. . .,...... ., ,,.,..,, ,,,, , , .,Lind1 Lcntine Ewa , , , ,,,,,, Judy Larson Rfygbg .,,,, r.,,,,,,,,, , ,Alite Foster Alive ...,.,,..., ,i,s.,,,, IN lary Hindcryckx ,lIr'.r. Kirby ,,,, ..., ,,,,,, B e nte Clausen Ofgx , , , . Elin josephsen Plan! Tom Adams Lilli- De Pimm ..., ...... C harles Walbridge Ed .,.......... ,..i,,, P reston Hakemian Dwmfd . .,,., ,,.....,....,,., E cl Galiger Gnwdpiz s,,,. , ...... Dick Klopsch Hezzderirmz ..., ,rrrr,,,, J ohn Craft T01213 .,,,,,,,.. ,,,...s. D avid Baer K0f61IE01 ,,,..,..,,,i, Ken Burnett AWK Kirby .,,.,, .,,,,.i., D ennis Rohlinger fill! .,,Y.A.,...... . ,,,.,..... Alex Rueck The illrifi ....ss ,..,.,,,,. I im Riley Third ilI.z1z .,i,, ....,,,, L arry Foy '5- JANUARY january 1-The very tirst day of A brand new year and if we have recuperated from New Year's Eve were ready to start with .ill new resolutions for 'ii january 2-All our resolutions are broken and gonef jr1nu.1ry ?7+B.lLl'i to school Again. L'ghf J.lHLl.lI'y' 7- Our te.1m seems really to have that ole get up and go now, as they heat Zion 6-1-39. january 1,1 V-The Dwfpi of lui supplied the .insxyer to one ot' the most vital questions of the d.1y1 XY'hy in the world do girls wear knee soeksf XVell. now we knowff jan- uary 20-21vThe days that weve heen looking for- ward to all yearfsemester extlmsf Are you kidding? january 2'--Onte r1g.1in the faeulty proves that it is superior to the Seniors. XY'ell. th.1t's what the teathers say. Theyre just higger. thtirs .illf 'l.1flll.1I'f' 29 fThe juniors gixe the e.1feterz.1 that Night Cluh' look with their Hfluh 'iof' 'in , . -xx. f ' ' ii' . v -1 C if fF.,,?Ls, by M , .A A1 A ,Q . W v I - in S A 5 L if '14 .ij A 5 i U k A Q32 1 un-7 my l yy ,., 7 - 4 . Q. FEBRUARY Fehru.1ry 'fThe juniors are .ill looking at their fingers today, Could it he their shiny new elass rings? February 12-Hoo R.1hf Lineolnis Birthday. No sehoolf Well. it's Saturday anyxxny. February 1-if Ciupids .rrrows .ire running r.1mp.1nt tod.1y het.1use it is XV.1lCIlliI'lL'iS Day. l ehru.1ry 22ffThe Sophs .Ire we-.lring worried looks .rs they line up for their TB shots. Relax kidsL that great hig long needle wont hurt you. Muthf l'lClWI'L1.lI'y' li-fAt'ter heating Like lforest in the last home gtlme ot the se.1son. GAA suttessfully sponsored tl dlnte. All profits went to buy pennants tor the gym. EDITORS Seated 1 Lentine. Fea turesg McClain. Editorg Meloy. Editorg Carroll, F e a t u r es. Standing Coy. Head T y p i st Bergfald. Newsg Mil ler. Sportsg Hakemian Ex-N e w sg Hendricks News. J.. y , , ... .4 iii? , I, ...ae-.N -J 53 :-is STAFF First row: Lange. Kalch. Heiser, McClain. Robb. FitzSimons. Murphy. Annable, Second row: Cavalier. Hagi. Miller, XY'inters. Bennes. Third row: Clemetsen. Lentine. Coy. Urban. Henderson. Fourth row: Anderson. Carroll. Meloy. Hoffman. Rosevear. Fifth row: Meyers. Nickoley. Claussen. Xlfegst. Spencer. Sixth row: Littler, Rasmussen. Otto. Gruner. Cazel. Sev- enth row: Hilliard. Kublank. Kunke. M. Vfliite. L. Xlfhite. Eighth row: Davidovic. Rossdeutcher. Melendy. Viltrning. Rasmussen. Ninth row: Bergfaltl. Nord. Kuester. Hen- dricks. Miller. Tenth row: Garberding, Col- lins. Lincoln. Graham. Annable, Ray, fa, am l.l-,- Q Room 211 has been the scene of many late and busy hours spent by the editors and reports of the DROPS OF INK gathering the bits of news about dances, sports events, and other highlights of the school year. As usual, the DROPS OF INK contributed a float in the Homecoming parade. This year the DROPS OF INK was under the faculty advice of Mr. Ariffe. CALLING ALL GHOSTS The Senior ilnss presented .1 mys- stcry-iuincily in tlircc .uts on Marin 17. IH. 19. Dllc'L'!:if L21 BLISS VIOAX SARGIEXT SIJQL' 1'll.iv1.1qi 1' ANDY Sl'Hl.lNG CAST Marian Viin Arsilalc, CQ.1rnl Gruf ncrg Helen Van Arsdulc, jean Riisf musscnz Susan, Carol Meyers: l.ily Ford, ,lonnnu Bcnncsg Murjnric Clark. junkie Kucstcrg Ycilcil XY'oinan, Carol Huntcrg Lilly ln- truilcr, Putt l..illyg Bnlv Tri-nr, Ruli- crt Millcrg Grumpy. Clmirlcs XY'il, lig1mS1 George Puckilril, XY'elilmi Annablcg Dr. Browncll Brass, Tony Lincoln: Gentleman Intruder. Dax- id Thics. .KX G? N! March 1-March fools us and comes in like a lamb instead of the traditional lion. March 2fArlington Heights barely noses us out in the last game of the year, the Regional Tournament. March S-fThe lfrosh and the Sophs join forces and come up with a Square Dance for Roundheadsf' March 17-18-10--The Sen- iors nearly scare us out of our wits when they pre- sent Calling All Ghosts. March 18ffI.ucky teach- ers get to go to a meeting today and lucky us. no School. March 21-Everyone is more restless than usual today, Could it be that the first day of Spring has caused spring fever? April: April Fools' Day 1fXY'e keep ourselves busy trying to fool our friends and not get fooled our- selves. April 7-The Orchestra has one of the hest concerts of the year. April 8-ll-Easter Vacation -ng P.. and the lfaster Bunny hegins his annual hopping. April 1ifThe Ifrosh celehrate with the last all-school dance of the year. April 29kBulletmf from the Sen- ior Newsroomf 28 more School days till graduationf May I-May Blossoms out into spring. May 21 The long awaited event -A The .Iunior Prom. The juniors have worked hard to make it .1 success. Nav 29--Baccalaureate. The seniors are impressed with the message given to them. May Boffhlemorial Day fa days vacation before exams, june-Exams: some lucky seniors dont have to hother with them, Iune 3AGraduation. This is the last occasion in which the seniors take part as stu- dents of this high school. They feel glad of course hut also a little sad, First row: Lcgate, Burnett. Lash. Reed, Crawford, Martin. McNaughton. Lange. Theis, Bergfald. Second row: Korko- shuk, McFarland, Clark, C. Schwcr- man, Ryan. Colby, Grimes, Brown. Gruner, Tinkle, Rouse, Erickson. Third row: Schwerman, Schultz, NX'arren Clauss, Kublank, Grenia, Kirkman, Adams, Gaines, Hiratsuka. Standing: Neil, Pyle, Heiser, Lehman, Sell, Riley. Not pictured: C. Anderson, FitzSimons, Hunter. The orchcstra held its first conccrt on Dccembcr 21 Mr Donald Bartlcman was thc ncw director of the orchcstra and boys chorus Some of the selections played by thc orchcstri vscrc Christmas fantasy and The Hallelujah Chorus from Handcls Mcs siah Margaret Shcffner sang the soprano solo in Oh Holy Night with thc girls chorus Thc chorus also sang Carol of the Shecp Bells and an ar rangcmcnt of seasonal carols Thc boys chorus sang sexcral selections one being The Drinking Song from 'The Student Prince' 'L 'ggf H . N12 This yen the orehestm went on .1 tour, pl.1ying fm the gmdc sehouls of this .1re.1. Sulus were .llso playeil by Anne liergllild, Bill l.C4Q.1IC, .ind Rim Tinkle. ln the l..1lxe CAJLIIHT' Musie lfestimxl on Mxreh 10 and 21, the winhineil uriliestm played many selen- tions, .IINOIIE1 them heing M.1rLh Militairem hy lfmnioise S.1int Saens. .md the Proeession.1l Marehp from Xliligner. The nmsscel chorus in the Festimil Sang Now Let livery Tongue Adore Thee. by Binh. Sing .ind Rejoiee' by james. Nelly Bly' by Hal- lomn, .mel God ul' Our l:.Hl1L'I'S' hy Mmlkly. plus nuns' wthers. Tiki ,Qi . 5 The band made its first important appearance this year at the homecoming game. The band also played at the dedication ceremony of the Butler Lake Build! ing, and the girls' chorus sang, both being under the direction of Mr. Clarence Speidel. The winter concert for band and choruses was held on January 26. The band played Plantations by Gillette, Early California, an overture, Night Beat, and The Stars and Stripes Forever by Sousa. The freshman girls' chorus, a new addition to the L. F. H. S. music department this year, sang How Sweet the Answer by Moore. The girls, chorus sang i sl .XXQ .F by-.XX .K W X J WV N5 XXX ' iw li A Q .Ax x I - K U 1 wa Ll ix 1 :Sb 5 4 'KX HJ Q ,', ! F' x J rx X i v .b lv . 'xxx Ney si f iffy Aw ' KV fxry'NLV 1 , ix ,V Ut. I Talked to God Last Night by Guison, and A Little China Figure by Leoni. The boys' chorus, under the direction of Mr. Donald Bartleman, sang Loch Lomond, Listen to Laniosf' and Oh. You Beautiful Doll. The Lake County Music Festival was held March 20 and 21. The Festival, a highlight of the year, was held in the Butler Lake Building of our school. Among the numbers played by the band were, Be- guine for Band by Osser. 'Gudalcanal March by Rodgers, and God of Our Fathers by Maddy with the chorus. first roxx Adams Carnes Hiratsuka Melcndy Crawford Mtkaughton Ixitkolex Lange Second roxx Hess Hapke Knox Phalg Porras Sumeriski howander Moye J Sahxxer man, Schultz. Wlerncr. Crist, Martin. Third row: Bussone P. Snow, Hill, DeVo5s, Bowman. R. Schwcrman. Roush Foote. Myers, Prussing. Miller. Kublanlc. Nitoloff, Okubo Larsen. Grenia. Kirlcman. Fourth row: Colby, Sayers Grimes. Yarnopp. Schwemm, jcdlitka. XX'aync Clauss. P Rucck. XY'ecsc. Mason, XX'hitc. D. Anderson. Peshalc, Gygcr XX'arrcn Clauss. Standing: Luttcr. Neil. D. Snow, Hcnd ricks. Carroll, A. Rucck. Kicnc. C, L. Spcidcl Qtonduttorj Not pictured: Gaw. C, Anderson, MR. C. L. SPEIDEL. Cwzdnrlm' CHRIS ANDERSON and PAT HENDRICKS. Baud Al.u1.1,L':m1v LOLA LAXGE. Serr'et.1v'j .md Tfblllllfl' FRESHMAN GIRLS' CHORYS FIIABI rim Pcinie. Diiiiiih Day. Gluiwn. Parker, CQ.iiiz'.i Mtflinnt-ll, Riihinwn. Fcwnti ww: Suttiin. Gordon, Rutha, biohnstun. Nillmitiw. Frctiritk. Agnuxv. Ciixiy, XYAJC. Thii' rim: C..ii'ni1tt. Xmhmim Ifnglcbrctht. Aluxinticr. 81 mcmnis. Piittiiitt. Liglithiidy. Etigrcn. Kiippitz. GIRLS' LHORLS First rimz Ci. Ruggc. Metz. Bfhm. Yuiing. Huguc. N Kink. liriixxncy, Liiyauiifi Hiifrrrmn. Smith. Riiwit-in ther. Chrivt-men. Sctunt ww: Pnrmc, D.ihl. Schmitt. I. Kirk. A. Briiwn. Vlviiilfliltf' Himicrytkx. Sthncftncr. Dt-.i ton. M. MtCi'.1tkcn. P.itiill.i liirii, 'lhirtf rim' Viintfr.i.t'iq Patinii. Rdtiliitt. L. MtCi'.itix cn. IS.1t:z'. hliiylc. Iimthtr' Iiirtitritk. littkcr. VI. Ruiggt ISL-iii-xxx, Yhmniin, Rtilly liutirth rim Pwuitiin. Kit! mm. Miriam. Sntiw. M iiruwn. Sthxmintit. Viink Privttur. M,igiiii'c. Dmitinixit. Kt1cwEcI'.B lirimn. 1 BOYS CHORVS Fir5t rim: Cavalier, Htimcn. LaRusc. Trexxulhi. Sctonti row: I-I.1kc:mi.in. Sclixxpiritir, Lindgren. johnson. Third rmxi: IS.iiim. Stuggc, R.1.m'h. L, Y.11w. Fourth rim: Horn, XX 1'ight, Kuhltmk. VT. Yuri. Fifth row: Dalton. XY'wton. Grois. Bchm. Sixth row: Hmxk. Lcpinc. Scxcmh rim: Cates. Swiithorn. Burnett. Vfatts. Eighth rowz Fink. r '?5f'5.i tl'v 'JCSGSE-J' 1 ffmw ri :rr-f'6'm9QA3 .G V., Q. 0 ' .W fmmiir, kv lurk. PL-dcrwn. BL-rgtnld. I 1 a. --.ry . -.-.fr - '4..1--.-4, f SI RING IHXSITMISLIE 1 .5 1 h A. nerr. I.L'pl.1IL. 'I'1nkle. Km- ' Q P-,MW -. 'A fc. 5 N In 4 bA'NDI:RS RIENL PEP BAND-First row: Adams. Hiratsuka. Hess. Knox Cuwfurd. Lange. Second row: Kxrkmnn. Grenia, Okubo Nigkoloff. Miller. Grimes. Colby. Third row: Ruee Hendriel-cs. Sahwcrman. Syhultz. Vfeese. XXVAYDL' Clauw XX'hite. Wllrren Clauss. Not piuured: C. Anderson. Mason V' 355 Wm, ,,,g5JW an IFCKWV W 4 iw- ff 14 'Q 1 , 2 .1 4 2 1'- ., , Qi M 4. .,A., , ' '? 1f-f ,?- fwm AA ,Z W3 PS Pm 22, W 31,34 vs. -., 'A JL' MNQQ X :Af W ,- , sl, L agw f' Ef '2 ah , 'N 1 SPORTS 5 E in ,Q A ff RM . 4 S .IV :HHH lnl 1f5 , 3 if, di I f Z f' T f 3 1' Z S ff' f I ' 1 X -g I 7 Lg 'Y I U' 'KJ 'NRI - Y ' X CLA A. G.A.A. CABINET Mlm Bond . ,,,.,., . ,,,,,,,,, -I. lia-r1m-x -I, f..1x.1l1c1 . .I INIIIYN. Ii. Snow ., . . I ...i.K.. 1. LL..J4' Cjuff 1f,,'fj,1v'x ,f,f, .1 RQ vm ,,m.'.'.,.'f,'f.rJ J. Mlm- .. .... I . . 11 5.. Y. Stmcmlcr ,,,.. ,,,,,,, ,.,.......,,, . P Sw, IS. Clcmctwn. P. Murphy . . . S,.nQI IQ. I.ittlcr. Iwi. Otto ,. .,,,,,,,, ...Cfnrlml ,wid PIM ,'1' 111, INI. Snilcffncr. Iwi. I-Iagi, C. Grunsl '.,, Sym S f'ffv.' VI. H1ll. C. Roscxcar ...,.............. .bff:.fff.g M, Hciscr. B. Xukoley ..... .liz EIffQ,1:'! C, INIcycr5. C. I3itzSim0ns ...,. .... I ' fyafwff S. BCLIYIS, L. Lumbmcht ...... .. . lm, Sjww 0A!',fU'er.x wrzc ml Lzblmn' 4'-ff. Er R I I 1 V I X 7 OIfIfIC.I2RS J I mr P in .1LLI'LI.Il'Y' lf. INIIIIKIILID. Iwi LI Bflxx Iiwml. Adxlxm, IS. C414-I, IICNIIAFII. X Struux -Iunzm Puim Surg-t.1r'y'g Ii. H.1gcrm.1n. Vug I71'cs1dLntL M.1IC.1lI, Su 11-tg1ry'. nnwnnno Q .. 5 O6 949' 'Za fl 69 P. 'I LEADERS' CI.l IS R '. Fuwt nm M, Hdgx. D. X'i'c1'ncr. VI, Iiynnu, M IHLINCI. M. M.uC,.1ll. -I. I..1rwn. 'I Amnkvln. YI I5-lmlwr' SUUHII mu lx. Oxwrx. A Iiyrmri. C I:.Im.m. X. Htrm-xslrr. I.. I..IIIII7I'LxIII. R Sigur Cf. Mwylp, I Millar. -I. Xfvrd. M Sinrtncr, K. -fi v, Nw Iflunux. I C.1n.Il1ur. IS Cla-mctwn, I In rm n IIIIIKI nm, D. Pmlnrl. B, Fnw-K' B H1'LITT'.xH w,. D 'Ir1pp.If SIM-.1I1.m. C Bcllwe, C flyhxx M HIHCIL'YIxIiX. C Rllwxggr, R, My I: I.1rrlcr. I5 Curl. C Rimes, I5 Ottw. C. bruncf ph' C Cirwll N Ikruut'-. fx- ' fs Avmflng 7. 13000 .wg f x , fs Fx gh, I 'W - r I -' v ' ' - f' 1 ' Frrxt roxx E Herchcnbuh C Moxchcrosch. C Lrbin N Dietz I Wrhr L Oldenlaorg B HQSS K Radloff L Mt Crxtlccn B Broxxn C Hcrnmdcz Second roxx I Okulw A Prcrtc C Bctkcr N Demon A Nexxmm M Cmcx exam C 11 rnncx Q1 Roggc. L Krtk 'Ilnrt roxx UL ur n Hox e Ruusc Dntltu S Vondratck C Qthxxermm. S. Mf:t7 B Hcndcrion B Mtl rrllnd Fourth roxx D Sell M Andrexxs R Brrnxrd K Mlgurrc Itlxmmn K. Reed L Rum B Andrexxs Qthxxcmm C Craxxford S Foxsotte -I simon ' 1 Frrst mxx Id Herser I Caxlller P. Robb. C NX1ntcrs I Llnze K Oxxcn C Hunter I Bennu I Mrller B But tcrlltll B Cxnctro Suond roxx P Fenwick I Shxpman M1tC1ll X L Qt More B Cu P Melox Mucrs F Ixnrkman P Murphx C Carroll. H1ll 'Ilurd roxx B Z,1x1d.1 E 'ihcahan C Cruncr M Otto P Prercc D D14-t1 B Xrtkolcx R Broxxn M. Hilliard M Vxlles C Rosexmr I Raxmussen Fourth roxx I Rossdeutcher A Rouic M Pederson M Clxx Kucstcr. I Nord B Qnoxx 9 Krtfmm P H ndrxtlcs C RISIHUQSCD E Llttler 33 5 6 as 5 Mi -wa 26 xt xx P Brnxxn M Qtluttnu N. Kalrk, A Fusttr Broxxn lxf Hlndcrxtkx lf Haj.: C Onlcy D QLl'1l'IllLlf ton rx x 1 1. X unu, UI. Hill 9 Voluxr Smlloxxx .arson lcnnyson R Mcxcr rllllfcl r xx n crxon l Clcmctstn oscphscn. C L t t lxorl-corsuk B Clausen D Patlno D Bmther I Annablc urth roxx un C x nan G. Muyc. X Stroux D Irrpp I Lll'I1l'JI'CLl'lf S Buns A Brrgtald M Broxxn el COLOR GUARD Being a member organization known Color Guard is one highest ranking honorary positions given to a more, junior. or Senior girl in G. A. A. ln order this honor, a girl must be among the top point in her class. The girls are judged on posture and ap- pearance by a committee of faculty members. This group of nine girls present the flags at various school activities. Left to right: Mors. j. Vfihr, C. Bellows. M. Hagi. B. Clemet- sen. J. Cavalier. j. Stevens. L. Rosevea r. B. Cazel. of the as the of the Sopho- to gain earners The Girls' Athletic Association is an organized club for any girl in high school who is interested in participating in team sports and other activities. A certain amount of points and a heart check-up must be obtained before a girl can join. She may be dropped at any time during the year if she lacks the basic requirements. The club's activities started this year with speedball. soccer. baseball. and archery. continuing until early November. Our first regular meeting was held on Thursday. September 16. at Adler Park. At this meeting. names for Little Sisters were drawn. and the girls had a picnic supper. On XX'ednesday September 22. our Little Sisters came to the Big and Little Sister Party as space babies. It was agreed that everyone of them looked just out of this world October rolled around with the Play Day at XX'arren on the 16th. XX'ith Homecoming came VUe'll Stock Our XX'oodpile with You, the G. A. A. float Although we couldn't use the gym during November and December. activities and a few sports still went on. In the early part of November bowling started for nearly 105 girls. On November 9, the cafeteria was changed into a backwards atmosphere. This was the date of the Senior Turn About Banquet. We were fortunate to have a quartet made up of Miss Bond. Miss Aurell. Miss johnson and Miss Murphy. who demonstrated their talents in singing Loyal and True backwards. On November Zo. ten G. A. A. members. with Miss johnson as Advisor. attended the playday at Lake Forest. Santas XX'orkshop was the setting of the Mother and Daughter Tea held on December 9 in the cafeteria. The room was decorated by figurines painted on the windows. a Christmas tree decorated with toys. and small angels decorating the tables. At the December G. A. A. meeting Miss Bond was presented with a gift of a Parker 55 pen from all of the G. A. A. members. Much to their sur prise. on December 20 the G. A. A. cabinet was given a Christmas party by Miss Bond. The middle of january came with great pleasure to all G. A. A. members. The gym could again be used for G. A. A. activities. Also during january. the cabinet gave a pot-luck dinner for all freshman girls who were interested in joining G. A. A. The purpose of this was to get better ac- quainted with the Frosh. On February 14. we entered the G. A. A. Bowling Tournament in which we placed fifth in the N i state. i 'ice going girls. Thanks to Nancy Dietz we placed third in individual scoring. The Fresh- man squaws were initiated into G. A. A. at the Sophomore Pow-XX'ow on February 16. The initia- tion consisted of stunts and a formal candle lighting ceremony. On February 18. G. A. A. sponsored the Pennant Parade after-game dance. the proceeds of which went to the fund for purchasing pen- nants for the gym. Twenty sharp-shooters entered the basketball shooting contest on March 1'. The annual Dad's Night was held this year on March 23 and 24. As usual. a good time was had by all. even though there were a few aches and pains expressed by those Dads that attended. The All-Star games were held on March 15 and 16. The winning Freshman. Sophomore. junior, and Senior teams played off for the championship. XX'ith basketball finished, volleyball came on the scene in the gym area. As in basketball. the volleyball tournaments were played off and the champion team was named. Spring activities. As the Bond for success it brought about such activities as archery. baseball. speedball. soccer, and other outdoor members have said many times before. we once again want to express our thanks to Miss all of her guidance and help during the year which has helped in making G. A. A. the is. V 9 l I 35 f,t!,4,eAj- E34 'Q' 'Jil ' Q 1 .I . I .JG ,nfl-0 2' 8 ivy! nf- , 1 N U U .H Q TOM jI:N9EN LARRY RAY En En CHL CK JARRETT STEVE BOLANDER Bfifk Back 'van in 69' QW if 'if 'rms wif T' Q 1. 1 'T TM 'mu W' if 4 st Wi. APT' 'ich DICK WEIDNER JAMES ARENA Guafd CAPTAIN CRAIG MCRAE Cefffef Tackle ll. 'MK 3295? 'uh' WW 1 M W mug! EW J, 8 f.3 5FKT KEN WYMAN FRANK NXELLWERTS Defense ALLAN ARCHBOLD LARRY BRICKERT Back Back Back 0 wi-ww! K Az,1rWi 'P' JIM COLLINS JACK GRAHAM WALTER SWANSON TOM TRAVELSTEAD RICH GARRISON En End Tackle Back Tackle , ,, Z' ff X ,- , A ' Q4 A1-if lg- W ' , f 1 - ,T f A -' R- A Q . X. X F vj r - ' ., Y Own' nv- ' ' , A ' rl ' Y A T v a v-I - ,, A ' ' . ' 'Z . . 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V' 1 Bottom row Sorby Traynor Wendler Hagerty Buschlck Travelstead H Jarrett Wfood Second row Collins Foy C Miller Garrison V71ll13lTlS Weidner Arena Smith McRae NX'yman Third row Coach Tunmclrff Brickert Bolander Jennings Graham B Miller Ray Mura Horner Harper James Fourth row Warren C Jarrett Gustafson Archbald Jensen Rech Swanson Xwellwerts A Jarrett Under the coaching of Bob Tunnicliff and Andy Hook the 1954 Varsity football team experienced one of its most successful seasons in recent years The team showed great spirit both in practice and in games Although they were plagued by injuries throughout the season they fought their way to second place in the conference The Wildcats lost their first two games to Palatine and Barrington They recovered quickly and in their next tilt with McHenry ack Graham ran the opening kickoff back for 90 yards The defensive squad led by Dick Wfeidner Ken Xlifyman ames Arena Bill Smith and Craig McRae held the McHenry team scoreless This win was all the team needed and in their next clash they raked Crystal Lake over the coals for a 33 to 13 victory. Frank Wellwerts called an unusually fine game and threw to Larry Ray and Tom Jensen for long gains. im Collins intercepted a pass and ran it for a touchdown. but it was called back on a quick whistle. The following week our team experienced their roughest game with Wfarren. Everyone played to win and there were many injuries. The game almost ended in a brawl. but thanks to quick thinking our team was ushered from the field. After winning this game our team gained first place in the conference race. Larry Brickert and Chuck Jarrett, along with our defensive line, led the Wildcats to a 14 to 6 victory over XVOodstock at our Homecoming. In our next game we lost to a power- ful Zion team. We showed good spirit but could not stop their single wing platoon led by their hard-driving fullback, Osman. Heinie Jarrett played his best game gaining many yards but not enough to defeat this team who won the North Suburban Conference. In our last game we finally conquered our arch rivals, Lake Forest, with a 19 to 7 score. Chuck Jarrett and Steve Bolander led the running attack while Craig McRae, Ken XX'y'man, and Dick Wfeidner stopped their offensive progress. XVith this game we closed a very successful football season at L.F.H.S. The 1954 Varsity football team, besides capturing second place in the conference race, boasted many honors. They had five men make the North Suburban Conference team. Jim Arena captured the center sport. Dick Weidner and Craig McRae took over the guard positions while Larry Ray and Tom Jensen held down the end positions. Larry Brickert and Allan Archbold would surely have made all-conference honors if they had not been sidetracked because of injuries. I am also sure that if there was a defensive all- conference team Ken Wyman would have been right in the center of the line along with Heinie arrett at line backer Another honor that went to Dick Weidner was being top man on the tackle chart with 90 tackles He was followed by Ken Wyman who had 80 tackles Craig McRae who had 62 and Larry Ray and Heinie Jarrett who had 56 The leading ground gamer based on estimates was Chuck Jarrett The Junior Varsity football squad coached by Bob Kelton emerged at the top of the conference this year The team came through with a record of seyen victories and no losses They came very close to be ing unscored upon surrendering only nine points to their opponents The only close game was the last game with Zion which we won in the last quarter The team spirit and fight accounted for the good season The top place in the scoring column was cap tured by Hemie arrett who played in only four of the games He was followed by Ron Gardner who tallied most of the extra points The defense was the mam reason only two teams scored upon the V s Mike Traynor Art Sorby Jerry Hagerty Bob Thor son and Jim Fredensborg attributed for most of the tackles Buddy Ashcraft called the signals and threw the ball to Romeo Mura for good yardage Ned Wood and Buddy Van Aken rounded out the back field and were yery important in the scoring column The 1954 team will form a yarsity squad that will be hard to defeat JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES 6 They Lake Forest Barrington Waukegan Crystal Lake Warren Woodstock Zion The Freshman football team under the leadership of Henry Kimball boasted a 3 4 record this season They started out slowly but took their last three games easily Some of the mainstays in the line were Dick Hall and Don Horn at guard position along with M Gaddis at tackle Tony Wood called the signals and did some nice passing to Wally Sitz and Paul Beauyars for some long yardage The team had good spirit and vue expect great things from them next year i VFW First row: Van Aken, Traynor, Fredensborg, Lindgren, Craft, jazwiec, Sorby. 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' WM Y ' A Q. 32 4- M . um 'I RAVI-'INI FAD rum: cw A11 BASKETBALL 1 1 - XV A 'REQ' ' , ,Z A ., Q N , I CAPTAIN LARRY RAY 1955 ,lm c,1's'1 A1-'wx IONI H XNIN ffili NIH I I R lil DDY ANHC R.-XI'l KIRRH H XMI R'I Y Q 1.-1 1 'I 4 V A R S I T Y Second row Muia ensen Ray Miller Horner Coach Andy Hook First row Trayelstead Well werts Weidner Gustafson Ashcraft 1nd INTIILILSZCIDIXE-J1TY'lCN VARSITY BASKETBALL L1berf11iUef 0 ffm Liberty'ville's Varsity' basketball team closed the 1954-Si season with a 6-15 record. The spirit and fight the team demonstrated does not show in the won-loss record but it is evident in the many' close games we lost. It is a real tribute to Coach Andy Hook that his players kept this spirit and fight after losing so many' games by' just a few points The leading scorer was Larry' Ray' with oyer 320 points followed by' Dick XVeidner. Larry' was also elected Honorary' Captain of the team. 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Bottom row: Garrison, Knight, M. Swanson, Lahr, Arena, Travelstead, Mura, Hogerty, Gardner, H. Jarrett, Rech, Wyman, R. Miller, Wendler, S. Swanson, James. Top row: Jensen, C. Miller, Ray, McRae, Hoselton, Archbold, Collins, Graham, Dootson, Weidner, Brickert, Newman, Bolander, Gustafson, Smith, Wellwerts, C. Jarrett, A. Jarrett. The L Club, one of the most active groups in L.F.H.S., participated in many events this year. They, along with the Senior boys, guarded the Freshmen at the Snake Dance. This year they set standards for obtaining your major letter in sports. The L Club went into debt again after their purchase of 16MM film. These films were used for filming the football games. Later at chalk talks the coach pointed out the teams mistakes seen on the films. To make money the L men moved chairs for the Boys' Club and sold wildcat cushions at basketball games. The club also sponsored an extra dance on March the twenty-fifth. Prerident ........... Vice President ..... BILL SMITH rom JENsEN Serrelafy ........... ............................. CRA IG MCRAE Treaxuref ...... ....................... STEVE BOLANDER Bouncers ................ LARRY RAY, DICK WEIDNER Sponxor-MR. KELTON X T. 1 A , 33 HCMCS 7 The slaxe dmcrs Every mrstakc muntb tour Knock OH Wood Poles .md bus Run fun fun Our pm First .19 Spccd?? I Ak V A R S I T Y T R A C K First row: XV. Baum. R. Flory. T. Knight. J. Gustafson, P. Glatz. J. Lahr. R. Miller. Second row: B. Smith. NW. Annable. R. Hoselton. A. Archbold. L. Ray. J. Graham, B. Miller. D. Poulton, XV. Swanson. Third row: D. James. D. Dootson. R. Mura. C. McRae, S. Bolander. K. Burnett, L. Kick, D. Weidner. M. Swanson. VARSITY DUAL MEETS-WON-LOST Liberlyz'ille Oppoueulf 46 Palatine ..,... . ...... 71 100 Warren .,.... ........ 1 4 48 Barrington ...... ........ 6 4 87172 Wauconda ...... ........ 2 5 66 Grayslake .....,.,. ........ 4 9 84172 Crystal Lake ...,. ........ 2 5 51 Lake Forest ..... ........ 5 5 77 Zion-Benton ..................... ........ 5 6 CONFERENCE MEET: Libertyville placed third with 46V3 points. PALATINE RELAYS: Libertyville scored two points. DEKALB RELAYS: Libertyville placed ninth with seven points. LAKE COUNTY MEET: Libertyville placed third with 20 points. 1 V2 X2 The Varsity track team, composed mostly of 'lun- iors, experienced a successful season. They started out with a loss to Palatine but were quick to recover. Our team proved their depth and scoring ability by outpointing Warren 100 to 14, Wauconda 87V2 to 25V3, and Crystal Lake 84V2 to 25V2. Our team lost to Barrington who had an exceptional team. We also dropped a close one to Lake Forest, losing by two points. We scored well in our meet with Zion- Benton scoring 77 points. Our team did not fare too well in relay events this year. In the Dekalb and Palatine relays Larry Ray and Dick Carson were the only point getters. We captured third in the North Suburban conference being nosed out by the Lake Forest team. Closing up our season at the Lake County Meet at Highland Park, we scored in almost every event. Larry Ray qualified at the District Meet and went to the State Track and Field meet. SCOREBOARD DUAL MEETS-XVON 7-LOST 1 Lif1er'l'11'iffe Oflpwzwzff 58 Palatine ,,., .-i6 79 XY'arren A.,., H25 69 Barrington ..,. ...,., 3 5 7S2f4 Grayslake . ,.,A. ,,A.. 2 91,63 75V2 Lake Forest ..26LQ 55 Crystal Lake ..,... ,..... 5 1 50 Crystal Lake .,..,. ...,., 5 4 7-i Zion ............... ...... 3 O CONFERENCE MEET: XVe scored 611,62 points to take first place. The Iirosh-Soph track team had a very successful track season. They won all but one of their dual meets. They gave considerable support to the Varsity team. The team reached its peak in the Frosh-Soph Conference Meet scoring 6115 points. The outstanding scorers were jim Gustafson with 163 points, Romeo Mura with 123 points, and Ron Gardner with 86 points. Gustafson scored 16 points in the Frosh-Soph Conference Meet while Mura scored 10 and Gardner scored nine. Sitting: Lindgren, Baum. Elury, Craft. Kuhlank. Lutter. T. Glatz. Kneeling: Van Aken. Mura, Gus tafson. Miller. Lahr, Garrison. P. Glatz. Galliger. Standing: jazwiec. Vfright. Tekampe. NX hitmorc Burnett. Betjemann. NX'o0d. BASEBALL 1954 The 1954 Varsity baseball record was an improve- ment over the 1953 won-lost record. Harvey Sanders directed his team to five wins and six losses. Many of their losses were by one run. Errors again were the deciding factor in most of the games. Larry Brickert paced his team with a sizzling .474 batting average. Bruce Rouse and Willy Newman were the hurlers while Bud Rech and Cobb Miller backed them up. The infield consisted of Collins and Foy alternating at first, Brickert at second, Wellwerts at short, and Gurtowski at third. Parson, Dortch, Von- dracek, Kahl, Wells, and Jensen covered the outfield. Coaching for the season was Kelly Cox. In win- ning three and losxng four the Kittens showed con srderable spunk Their spirit and ability will greatly improxe next year s team WILLIAM NEWMAN BRUCE ROUSE BLD RECH LARRY BRICKERT ow ' , .H QA F .fv ' as + 1 . . 4 , 2 .,. N fa,f, . 9 .wi isp? ' , mr 'V .aluizfiifhq lsr ' I 1 ,. V 1 ? - 9' A LU fC.Y LK- ' 5 7 Hu' lo? .lb 4 J , 0 . 4- Y f..4'l 13 '3 4:59 ' x . ' gf 1,1 fi QQUIXL ip . r 'W m A V - -f ,A ,N , , ' f M ,- K' ' . ,weft w , X X . .. A v + J' ' . U. 4. L. - -f I 'a sg 'vs A . f' .,,,gwJ .N .H P Y M , gf , if - - 5 LU 4-,f f . 33 1 5 x 4 s 'EZ ? ' ......1... es M I, Wsvv , Q QQ 'l M.. IU j ab f--L Q ... jf' X. ' Y Q .,--' vga, Q z:gS. , , F . 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Students chosen to become members of this honor society must have the qualities of h leadership and dependability' they must be considered good citizens and they must ave contributed service to the school and also have been in the upper third of their class. The following are members: jeff Parson Ellen Taylor, Jeannine Gustafson. Henry Herzing, Judy Mankawich, Virginia Okubo. Patricia Monson. Mary Snyder. Marlene Nexvhart, Marilyn Busker, Beverly Mastri, Bonnie Stevens. Charles Reed, Barbara Druhan, Kathryn Rouse. james Mills, Larry Millil-can. AWARDS BONNIE STEVENS f CHARLES KAHL The Hough Award is awarded to the highest ranking boy and girl in the fields of manual arts and commerce. s .1 - ns. The Newsom Award stresses mainly athletic ability. and thus it is awarded to the boy and girl who are considered the best athletes. JOHN VONDRACEK The American Legion Award is given to the most outstanding Seniors. Lihertyvillc: Henry Her- zing, Jeannine Gustafson. Mundelcin: Bonnie Stevens, john Vondracek. D.A.R. KATHRYN ROUSE S ' bg if 1 gs, 5 5- : il J' J Hr MARILYN HEL ER CLASS 3 1 MW f V ULU! X 5? 14 K, . . lwf il l.-11- av 'f'-1 7 , ,X f X HX A N1 T f Sy X f Q-iii-1 i-1-xl -,il .-,,.f-L -1,11--1 1,11- 111-l 2213i il -5 i-11-il 11-1-u , 1 HM COLI INS Trerzfnrev MARCIA PEDERSOIN Secvff 11 1 SENIORS The senrors at L F H S and the mountaln clxmber who has lust reached the snoxxy peak haye qurte a hrt rn common Both know that rt rs wonderful to be on top but the herght can be somewhat frxghtenmg The semors thus year had thenr frrst taste of therr new responsrbnlrtres xxhrle plannrng the I-lomecomrng Exe festnrtres They replaced the old snake dance vuth a pep rally on the football fxeld At thxs trme the frosh were humbled by a serres of stunts the Queen yy as crowned and her court announced the cheerleaders led the crowd rn cheers and the band and mayorettes performed Scmors took part ruth the grrls satrre on Paul Rexeres Rrde complete mth costumes and a horse and the boys superused Exeryone agreed that the pep rally should bccomc part of Llberty ulle Hrgh tradrtron At Chrrstmas trme the semor class sponsored a collectxon that was donated to yarrous orphanages The annual Chrrstmas dance Mistletoe Madness was qutte a success as was the class play Callrng All Ghosts Money was rarsed for the March of Dnmes fund xsrth a faculty ss semors basketball game The semor gxrls and faculty women prouded halftlme entertamment Graduatron the cllmax of the year brought the year to a sad end and the senrors prepared to face the future Its been grand BILL LEGATE Vice Prerrdenz LARRY RAY P1 e rzdefzf ROBERT MILLER PATRICIA IWELOY Sdfuldlwl III V 1l?dIt'!0!lzUI CLASS FLOWER Wfbzfe Caumfzofz CLASS COLORS Azure and Ufbne CLASS MOTTO No! for 0111161165 but fm when fi - T. , s N A x ' . ' . . . , H, , 2 3 Q V ... Q X , , .' . , , , , ' ,- ' . . ' k ' ,' - , v ' ' .V l I ' v f 'u r V 'L , . : A . . DOMINIC MICKEY ADAMS Mick . , . like: pizza. boxing and working on cart . . . ti fn- ture merbanir . . . Basketball 13 DROPS OF INK 33 Football 1. 23 Spanish Club 21 Track 1. 2 JOYCE ELIZABETH ALBRECHT jo . . . u-ill zrork nr ti recep- tionift . . . liker pizza. jazz and Claimgri . . . Band 1. 2. 33 GAA 1. 2 KENYON ALLAN ARCHBOLD Arrh . . . lilref football, hunting and Perry Como . . . bopef to enter the 11dI6I'li.l'iI1g field . . . Football 1. 2. 3. 43 French Club 23 L Club 2, 3 QPres.J 43 Social Committee 23 Track 1. 2, 3, 43 Warren Mercer Award 3 KAY MARGARET BACON Kay . . . likeJ ruimming, art, and Florida . . . hope! to be a model or airliner hortefx . . . GAA 1. 2. 3 JOANNE MARIE BENNES Punky . . . uafll attend Parraient Horpital Nursing Srbool . . . ballet dancer, fkir, rbatex, and tango: . . . like: tailored clothe! ,ind prime rib beef . . . Band 1. 2. 33 Calling All Ghosts 43 DROPS OF INK 1. 2. 3. 43 FHA 12 GAA 1. 2. 3 1V.P.j 43 GAA Cabinet 3. 4: GAA Leaders Club 3. 43 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Span- ish Club 4 lPres.j3 Stage Door'4 3: Student Council 1. 2 ELLEN ANN AGNEXX' Midge . . . plain to .rtudj ele- mentarj teaching at Illinoix State Normal . . . oil pnintr in her .rpare time . . . liker firliing and m'ai,el1t :kim . . . Art Club 3. 43 FHA 33 Orches- tra 1 XWELDON GRANT ANNABLE Annie . . . beaded for the rhemi- tal engineering department at Purdue . , . like! golf, tennir, Slieplferdfr pie, and photogrnplaj Art Club 43 Blue Triangle Club 3. 4 QPres.J3 Calling All Ghosts 4g Choir 1. 23 DROPS OF INK 43 Latin Club 23 NAL'TILL'S 3, 4 IBUS. Mgl'.,Q Slide Rule Club 3 1Pres.J3 Stage Door 33 Student Coun- cil 1, 43 Track 3 JAMES M. ARENA jirnrner . . . :bop rueg, pointing and football are faroriter . . . plum to rtudy lou' at Beloit . . . Jo I Id-fin ,. . Band 1, 2, 33 Football 1. 2. 3. 43 L Club 43 Spanish Club 4 tv. Pg CHARLOTTE MARIE BECKER Char , . . a future .fecfetarj . . . likef jitterbugging, btuketball, faladr, and Montana . . . Choir 23 FHA 1 DAVID THERON BERGMAN Red . . . like: firbing, .stamp rol- leeting, and the Marine: . . . arpirer to berome 4 ranrber .fomedag . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Graduated in january. 1955 RUl5liR'l' LQEORGIZ BUCK Huh . . . hfffux fo hi ii1.111.14qei of Ihr' ,lcflul Stun .uid 111 Ihr NJ- i1m1.1l G11.1rd . . . l-.IINJJ ihffji. h,1wh,1ll .uid pw! chffffi . . . 'l'i'ansfei'1'ecl from Grayslake High 5 MARILYN LEE BRANNON Brumdg . . . home er, dill fvieklei ,md the Ch.1rle.r11n1 .zre l.lIUJ'llt'l . , , f1l.111,f in illleild E.l.1Ie1'iZ Illi- imif Te.1rh1fv1f College . . . DROPS OF INK 3. 4: Spanish Club 3 Transferred from Charleston. Illinois 2 LARRY EDVVIN BRICKERT Briek . , . will ,illeiid Soiiiherii llliimin L'i1i1e1'.f1I-3 .uid hewiiie .1 f11.11'h . . . likes fried rhiekui. 1'1f1,1!1.1ll. gulf, .md jwuder blue . . . Fe1'gi1 if . . , Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4g Basketball l. 2, 3g I'ootball 1. 2, 3. 4g L Club 2. 5. 4 EDXVIN ERIC BICSCHICK Ed . . . I kid 5011 uni' . . . like! pirklef, .rtr.1z1'herrie,r. .uid loiigileeze .rz1'ei11er.i' . . . u-ill ioifi Ihe Air Force . . . Football 3. 4g Spanish Club 41 Track 3 Transferred from Lane Tech. Chicago 3 CHARANNE LEE CARROLL C411' . . . will .lflffld Oberlin Cul- legee .md nz,1,wr in w11-'if . . . f7lJVi ihe f1i.11m, lfflf .md fow- jlofei' iiiniir . . . likifof I.f.1l1.1i.' fund .uid wrkiiiz 1'h.1iif . , . Blue Triangle Club 3. 41 DROPS OF INK 3. 43 French Club 2: CAA 1. Z. 3. -lx GAA Leaders' Club 3. 4: Library' Club 3. 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 31 Slide Rule Club 31 Stage Door 3 STEPHEN VUILLIAM BULANDER Sleie . . , will izileud Nalie Dame 'iw' fiiil eiigiiieeriiig . . . likei' hi-fi, yllfm' p.1i1If. IIIVLFJ .md hir red L'fn11ev'11hli' . . . Basketball 1, 2g Choir lg Class Vice President 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g L Club 2. 3. 4 lTrcas.jg NAL'TlIl'S 4g Orchestra 2. 51 Spanish Club 2 lTreas.jg Stu- dent Council 2, 3g Track 1, 2, 3.4 DONALD EDVVARD BREITFCSS Dwi . . . like! horkeg, red. math, mid pi::.1 . , . uaiiif to liie iii Texqzf rn' Florida .md ride in .111 11i1'pl.111e . . . Slide Rule Club 45 Spanish Club 5 MARY RL'TH ANN BRONWN Rllfkhlllll . . . izviiizmiiig, oil Af7.liIZIlI1'42. .md J'f7.14EbEIIl are miiiei' .... 1 fufzzre refepiffniifl Art Club 4g Dramatics Clubg FHA 2. 31 GAA 1. 2. 5. 4g Ll- brary Club 3. 4g Spanish Club 2g Take-A-Letter Club 4 ELIZABETH ANN BCTTERFIELD BEIIJ' . . . dmzcf ,fkelrhef and play Plllg-f70lIg . . . like.: garlic lzread. 111113 hlne. and The De.1l'f . . . French Club 4g GAA 2. 3. 4: Social Committee 2 Transferrecl from San Rafael, California 1 JOHN MAL'RICE CARROLL johiziij . . . like! green, simu- herg ire rre,1i11. h.1Jeh.1ll and .fqlure d.1i1eii1,Q . . , And Ih.1l',r rhe lrz1Ih , . . plemi In join lhe Armj , . , Band 2. 3. 4g Baseball 45 Choir 1 ,ll'DITH LEE CAVALIER 111113 . . . will .zlrufd flu' LUN- if ti till , ff Il ifrw1r1v1 ,md mxwr 111 fIH,'fYlL'.llI lJl.fl07-I . , , liter u.11ern1elof1. 01014. bubble ,EUNI- Sz, Bgwgkfvdr, ,md lla: rzmll ff' lezrlm' ,izrielr . . . Blue Triangle Club 43 Class Set- retary Ig Dramatics Club 2: DROPS OE INK I. 2. 3. 41 French Club 2 lSecy.l1 GAA 1. 2. 3 tPt, Secyxl 4: GAA Cabinet 3. 43 GAA Color Guard 2. 4: GAA Leaders' Club 3. 43 Library Club 3. 4 lPres.l1 Movie Operators' Club 1, 2. 3. 43 NAl'TILl'S 43 Orchestra l. I. 31 Slide Rule Club 3 lSecyl PATRICIA CHABOXYSKI PJ! . . . will .lllend Rizer For-eff College . . . liker Io .fleep .md plag Ilye pi.1210 ...H f .llarf bo! d04H.f .md um'llJer11 llv'lff0I1flFl . .. Choir 23 DROPS OE INK Z. 3 JAMES DENNIS COLLINS jim . . . uill 7II.lj0!' in b11,fi11e.f,i' in rollege . . . llker T. V.. H.:- u.zri. .md lemon pie . . , 1l.H1l,f lu Irzzrel . . . Baseball 2. 3. 43 Class Treasurer 43 Football 2. 3. 41 L Club 2. 3 lTreas.J 43 Social Committee 3 Transferred from St. Georges High. Evanston 1 DIANE GAY DIETZ Diane . . . ll ell.7' . . . likef babjrilliazg, boulizzg, muff: uilln ,1 bmi. and Dl417!101ld Lake . . . diflzker dark-rolored :lotber and makrug .fpeerlaef . . . GAA 1. 2. 3. 43 Library Club 1. 2. 3, 43 Orchestra 2 PATRICIA LYNN FENXYICK Sz- , , . 'Jroir Cbmzgff, ILJIHIQZ. neu ruff. ,md bop . , . pl.n1.r Io ilndli vsnrizzrg -:ml gf, H110 f'cJl.J.'IlL'j . . . Dramatits Club 1. 23 PHA 1. 21 GAA l. 2. 3. 4 'emfmwzef ' A if -' BARBARA ANNE CAZEL Barb . . . lxrfnr fried flrlrieu .md butler brlrile Ire rn.m1 , . . dixliier mllmg people by llam- l.zr1 rumer , . . ull! .zmlud :mir- ing ,frbaffl .11 Ehlllfffzfl Hofpznzl Dramatits Club 1. Z3 DROPS OE INK 2. 3. 41 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 QPres.J3 GAA Cabinet 3. 43 GAA Color Guard 43 GAA Leaders' Club 3. 4: Homecom- ing Queens Court 43 Latin Club 23 Library Club 2. 3 lTreasJ 4g Stage Door 33 Student Coun- cil 4 BARBARA ANN CINEERO Cimzy . . . beaded Iouardr ,1 rarest' ru rommev'ri.1l aft . . . llkrr popmrn, pamiing, and ber bf0Il76l'lJ rlyzrtr . , . Art Club 4 fPreS.j3 DROPS OE INK 2, ag FHA 33 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Social Com- mittee 3 JOAN ELAINE COY joan . . . preferr lmrebull, C.1li- fornia. and fried tlairkezz . . , planr lo go fo Norllauerierfz . . , I nearly flipped . . . Choir I3 DROPS OF INK 2. 3. 43 Take-a-Letter Club 4 fTreas.J DAVID VICTOR DOOTSON Doon uzll Jtudy burnzerr admlnlfirallorz at Aoflbuerleflz lrker neu :utr golf mart beef fed and CHIIIIGIIZIJ Art Club 4 Choir 1 7 Football L Clu 7 3 4 Mo 6 Operators Club 4 NALTILLS 3 4 Receptionist Club 4 Social Committee 1 Spanish Club 7 Stage Door 3 Trackl 7 3 4 KENNETH T. FOY Ken . . . like. purple, bareball. pimerzlor. and fne-bullfu ,fuilr .., ' 1 Nur' r J A v' F we . . . TfJ.1!'. .45 ui lbs Z6 1' I . . . 'seball 2. 3. 43 Football -. 3. Transferred from Farragut High. Chicago 2 .IOAN ELIZABETH FRANK 111.11111 . . , .1 51111111 1fw11v1z11l1 ' . l J. I A I I lflri. C1,11.11f11, 1111,f,1,IQ, md- i111q, ?'6.1dflIKQ, .111d Ed . . . FHA 51 GAA 1. Rctcptiunist Club 41 I.1kc-.1-l,t'ttL-1' Club 4 SANDRA -IEAN GALBRAITH 5.111 . . .l1h1 1,',f111142. 'flf11ILI611.'V. 11.111111 ,mal M111 Bfvllv of Iliff Bl111.1 . , , ltlll fm .1 m'1e1,115 111' .111 .lllllllci lvfllcii . . . Dramutics Club 2: DROPS OF INK 51 FHA 11 GAA 1. 2. 53 Choir 1 EVELYN BARBARA GEISSBERGER E1, . . . flltlltll fl11go11.1. j1oA1111' l.11' .w11U. .11111 .1ll .ijvorn . . . z11ll 11111K .11 .1 Lfffflitgjur' Band 1. Z. 3: GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 RONALD VERN GRATZ I31111'l1 . . . 1.111111 l1111. fl.ll'!l!,U, l11lll21ll.1 111111111 .111d 111.1.ib1d po- L11111 l... lffl- 111 1111115 1111 1117.1 .1111l 111ll be .1 11111'l1.1111c' ...' '11 Il1.1l 11,Qltl. ' , . . Gnltlugltctl in YlLlf'lLl.1l'l'. 1955 RONALD ELGFNE HARPER R1111 . . . 111ll H1111 1171 A11 1511111 ...llftl ll 1i.111.i111. 11,--.1. -11111 111111.q. ,1111l 111112111 . . . ,111 :X- A!1111 111 Ilve 111.1111f111 . . . Hou 'bout 16.11 . . , Bglscbdll Z. 4: Basketball 2. 4g Fmwtbtill 1. 5. 41 il'r.1tk 4 'l'1'.1nsfc1'rctl tium Hytlc Parlc. Illinois 2 wr '57 11 3 6 gp.- 5 I if fv- - EILEEN MAE FL'LLER lLc'6'I1 . . . roller .1L.11e.r, jflllf, 1111d plujf fbe 1'l.11111cl . . . llkey fblll, .fpeecb fl.l.l'.1'V, h.1b5 blue, 111161 fooIb.1ll . . , Band 1, 2, 5 MARI ANNE GAW M.11'1 A1111e . . . 111.1111 Io 1111111111 L11u'1'e11re Collegeg befome' ll model . . . likey .flow blzzex, .fl11'1111p cofkmllf, polo, 111111 page boy b1111'r111J . . . Band 1, 2, 5. 4g French Club 25 GAA 1, 2, 4g Stage Door 5 JOHN EDXYIARD GRAHAM 1.152 . . , j1l.111r 111 .1ffe1111' ,Lo3ol.1 of flu' Sonflv ill Avbll' 01'le.111.r . . . lfhif 116.12 111111' 11111.rb1'oo111.r, Ber- 11111d.1 .fbo1'1,v. 1111d Ike I1i.rb jig Basketball 1. 2. 51 Class Presi- tlcnt 3g DROPS OF INK 43 Foot- ball 1. 2. 5. 43 L Club 2, 3. 41 Spanish Club 43 Student Council 21 Track 1, 2. 3. 4 CAROL ANN GRL'NER G11111 .... 1 l11I111'1f f7l'lI.1f6 lef- 1'1I.11'5' . . . lomv l7.1.r16eIl7.1ll .111cl 111,1111b11.1 . . . Hifi 1116.11 l11.1f, f14.111114c. .1111l GILIIII Allllw' . , . D1111'1 1l'lH'?'-1' 11611111 il . , . Art Club BQ DROPS OF INK 1. 2. 5. 4g GAA 1. 2. 3. 4g GAA C.1binct 3. 41 GAA lxatlers' Club 5. 4: Calling All Ghosts 43 Lib1'.11'y Club 5. 4 lTrea5.jg NAl l'lLL'S 43 Orclmestra l. 2, 5, 4: Stage Door 53 Takf:-a- Lcttcr Club 4 ANN PALLA HAVILAND Sfhlrij , . . j1l.1j1 IX11' 111Q'.111 .md ife .VL.lfE.f . . , z11ll go ll1f0 fer- 1'11.111.1l 110115 . . . llfw f1'e111'l1 j11f11d 1lJ11111j1, lIIOIfH'b0.1f.V, 1111d 1e.1l .fbofl 11.111 . . . Choir 1. 2, 3g FHA lg Spanish Club Zg Take-11-Letter Club 4 INIARIORIIE HEISER Af-,,ejjL A 3 3 liigf fi1uub.1ll liylvtf. f.IIUkl'.l1ll, niiddj blfiutff. in l'!'!.lHl. .md .ill ffwrlf - 1 l l'l .V flu luff. fall . .uid I'l.H1l' lff .UU Io i'ullL',EK . . . DROPS OE INK 2. 3. 41 GAA 2. 3. 43 GAA Cabinet 3. 41 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 43 Library Club 5, 4: Orthestra Z. 3. 41 SPHFIISII Club 23 Stage Door 5s Sflldfm Council 4 tPres.I 'Transferred from Sullivan High, Chicago 2 'IOYCE SHIRLEY HILL Toon . . . likex f10l.1I0 rlzifvf. roller fkrlllflg. .1r!, .md freilfb fi7ed flarimp by the 10111 . . . ufzuld like 10 be :in .iirlizle ,fleu- tlldfllrll . . . FHA 3: GAA 5. 43 Homeroming Queens Court 4 Transferred from L a k e v i e w High 3 THOMAS HERBERT HODGSON Tow . . . preferf Flwidu. 110136- oii mm, pie, and coffee . . . diy- likef pink und l2l.zrk . . . will be tl Nuff man . . . INIARILYN ANN HOFEINIAN Mmilyz . . . u-ill Jiudg arrouzzr- iilg al Valpu'mim Luizezzriiy . . . likef lmdminlozz, ar1if:b0keJ, dreumg izzitrumenlalf and seafood uilb garlif ,mute . . . DROPS OF INK 43 Choir 5. 43 Slide Rule Club 33 Spanish Club 7 Transferred from York High, Elmhurst 2 CAROL JANE HUNTER Carol . . . will ftudg Iexiilef .md flullaing at I0u'.1 S!.ile . . . ezzffiyf mbogguuirig, uilirig, dun:- ing, uuter Jkiing, and Sim'ere- lg . . . Conservation Club 3, 43 GAA 1, 2. 5. 43 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 43 Calling All Ghosts 4g Li- brary Club 3, 43 NAI'TILL'S 43 Orrhestra 1, 2, 5, 43 Spanish Club 33 Stage Door 3 PS Sv vs E .,.. ff I, 141 PATRICIA ANN HENDRICKS Pivikj . . . uill Jiudg ziurfirzg .ii Mirlmel Rene Hwpilul . . . Juimf, Jkuier, play.: :be lun drum .md bluflau n.1d1l5 , . . Art Club 43 Band 3. 43 DROPS OF INK 3. 43 Ifrenrh Club 43 GAA 3, 4 'Transferred from Barnesville, Ohio 3 INIARY ROSE HILLIARD Mary . . . will go Io collegeg ieath kirzdergarlerz . . . likei baby blue, bouling, Jketrlaing, green oliref and l6Nl0!l'I0dJ.I . .. DROPS OF INK 4g FHA 23 French Club 23 GAA 1, 2, 5, 4 RONALD PAUL HOFF Dink . . . like! pink and grey and hot rod! . . . prefer! Liberij- zille, chili, slow, e.zJy muxir . . . ROGER ALLEN HOSELTON Hozzie . . . the Armff in hiv future . . . likef football. burn- ing, Vfifhizig. M0lIfJ1lI.I, brzfkeilmll irark, and ,rlyop . . . Football 1, 2. 53 L Club 2. 5. 43 Track 1, 2. 3. 4 CHARLES DAVID JAMES Dare . . . prefers Yoxemile Park, bouliizg. laiender, and Amerimii food . . . All figbif' . . . bead- ed for the Arms Inielligeure Corp! or Lake Forerl College . .. Basketball lMgr.j 43 Conserva- tion Club 43 DROPS OF INK 2, 3g Football 4 mgfqg L Club 43 Spanish Club 23 Stage Door 33 Track lMgr.J ALBERT RAY JARRETT Abe . . . a farmer of the future . . . likef fried elairken, football. merlaaniral drawing. and Inni- boe . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 fMgr.Jg Bas- ketball 4 lMgr.Jg Football 4, L Club 4 Graduated in January, 1955 CHARLES THOMAS JENSEN Big Tom . . . planr to bug it farm . . . liker Joftball, ire :kat- ing, poprorn, and Jhop . . . en- jojr traieling . . . Baseball 35 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g L Club 3, 4 QV.P.J JOYCE FLORENCE JOHNSON joyee . . . rollettr reeordr and enjoy! roller ,skating . . . prefer: folleyliall, typing, and red . . , a future Jerretary . . . Choir 3 Transferred from Wells High, Chicago 3 JOHN RAYMOND KELLY jark . . . headed for Marquette College . . . liker Jteak and frenrb friei, tangor and rizumbar, and raising borier , . . Transferred from Niles High 3 SIQZANNE KITZMAN Surie . . . will enter nurier' training . . . like! riding, baf- ketball, marked potatoes, felt Jkirtf. and Prinfe, ber mu' . . . Choir 4g GAA 1, 2. 3, 43 Spanish Club 4g Stage Door 3 PAUL DEAN JENNINGS P. I .... enjoyr bone Jlsoufr, Jkiing, and indurtrial arlr . . . liker model fbipr, Southern Illi- noir, all kindr of meat, and deep green . . . Football 3, 4 Transferred from Rosiclare High 2 DALE JOHNSON Dale . . . likes turquoise and bas a turquoise rar . . . enjoyr popu- lar Jongr, pizza, and bot rod rarer Band 13 Choir 2g Football 1, 2g Student Council 1, 2g Track 1, 2 CHARLOTTE ANN JUNG Char . . . will do .recretarial work . . . likef barketball . . . Italian hair cutr, Miaini Bearb and ham- burgenr . . . Dig him! Choir 25 FHA 1 ELAINE MARIE KIRKMAN Kirk . . . paintr figuriner and pluyr the trumpet . . . will major in lab terlmology at Nortlrufert- ern . . . liker D:01.l'61'0,,' truim- ming, and barketball . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 QTreas.Jg GAA Cabinet 3, 43 GAA Leaders' Club 3. 4g Latin Club 2g Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Orches- tra 3, 43 Receptionist Club 4g Slide Rule Club 35 Stage Door 39 Student Council 3 THEODORE RONA LD KNIGHT Ted . . . likex ramping out, black, ireboaling, and .rkiing . . . play real tool mountain muric . . . will join the Court Guard and then heroine iz rarfrenter . . . Band 1. 2. 3, L Club 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ' FRANK LENXIS KONIGSEDER Funk . . . lwptf iff ffudg H121- fiferiug at Lake Fore!! Collegg . . . libel Florida. mfffe .md rake. au' ure: ,md burning . . . JACKLYN ,IOYCE KL'ESTER j.1t'kit' .,.. z fuizzre Jerrefar-1 .11 Hffugb'f . . . uould like lu be .1 wudtl . . . libel ,f0L'L'6'!'. rtmi. lmig 6.1112 .uid Ieuuii . . . Calling All Ghosts 43 Choir 43 DROPS OF INK 3. 43 GAA 1, 2. 3, 43 Library Club 3. 43 Or- thestra 1. 2. 33 Stage Door 33 Take-a-Letter Club 4 lSecy.J LOLA KATHARINE LANGE Lo . . . if going lo rtudy murir or .ffierire 7't'.lF.,U'!'l,7 ul Ilae L'z1i- I'?7'.b'llj' of Illirmif ...H f arorr Ameriam ,rlgle fraud .md The Hut C.1r1.zr-3 . . . Art Club 4 lSecyJ3 Band 3, 43 Blue Triangle 43 DAR Award 43 DROPS OF INK 43 GAA 3. 41 Homecoming Court 43 NAL'- TILL'S 4: Orthestra 3. 43 Slide Rule Club 3 XVILLIAINI LOWIELL LEGATE Big Lou ...H f ulure plum inrlude study of mufir or eleftrozzirf . .. libel popruwl . . . ix u photog- f.ipfJQ fxri , . . Blue Triangle 3 QTreas.J 43 Class Vice President 43 Orches- tra 1. 2, 3. 43 Public Address Crew 2. 3. 43 Sotial Committee 1. 23 Spanish Club 23 Stage Door 33 String Ensemble I. 2. 3. 43 Student Council 2, 3 ELLEN CATHERINE LITTLER Ellie . . , Cf,lfir.idU and Slu- duif' top lin lrfl of 'i.11fn'1Ie,f . .. iuiuw 11l.ni,v irirlude illfnivlffulb College .md lb: ,rludg of ele- I1IzlIf.H-1 ed'ur,1tlfn1 , . . DROPS OF INK 1, 2, 3. 43 French Club 3 lTreas.j3 GAA 1. 2. 3. 43 GAA Cabinet 43 GAA Leaders' Club 3. 43 Library Club 5, 4 lV.P,j3 Movie Operators' Club 1, 2, 3, 42 NAIQTILLS 4 -CCH? .4 .s .QN- .eggs 11 IRENE LOL'ISE KL'BLANK Irene . . . prefevif fined egg' plarii, lmdnzmlmz, 1.m1.1le,r, and bar-room Jljle piano . . . uill uork df Jefrelary or bookkeeper Choir Z. 31 Conservation Club 3. 43 DROPS OF INK 2. 3. 42 FHA 13 Library Club 1, 2. 3. 43 NAL'TlLL'S 43 Take-a-Letter Club 4 INIARY PATRICIA LALLY Pu!! . . . efzjagf frericla fried Jbrinzp, reuirig, .md lellermg . . . plum In Jludy bomemuiirig .xl Iouu Siale . . . Calling All Ghosts 4: Choir 1, 2. 33 Class Secretary 33 GAA 1. 2, 3. 43 GAA Leaders' Club 3. 43 Latin Club 23 NAl'TILL'S 43 Orchestra 13 Pep Club 2. 3, 43 Student Council 1 FRANK ALBERT LARSEN Domi . . . lifzr u'eiglJtf in fluff time . . . like.: Bfmrizille. Mir- fi,i'.rippi . . . zmzilf Io plug flu Iflllllpil in New Orlennir or join ilu' ,fY.1r.1lrmijurf . . . Band 1, 2. 3, 43 Baseball 1. 2. 33 Football 3. 33 Orthestra l. 2, 3. 43 Track 3 ANTHONY ERIC LINCOLN Big Lifir' . . . iirbyfuiwe, ujfleri on lullf .fhell .uid d.II1L'lI1rE' .ire farorilef . . . ,'1l.1r1.v lo ,windy .11 Hr1ri.n'd .md berfmle .1 1.114 ju' . , . Band l. 2, 33 Calling All Ghosts 4: Conserxation Club 3. 43 Dramatits Club 33 DROPS OF INK 3, 43 Football l. 2, 3. French Club fV.P.l3 Latin Club 4 lPres.j3 Movie Operators' Club 3. 43 Orthestra 33 Stage Door 33 Student Council 3 lTreas,j JOHN DAVID LL'TI-I ER fare . . . if .1 niolorrjtle .viii dug Lire efiilau-1.if! . . . libel' 1.13: . . . mllege or Marnie! are in Ihr fulurf . . . ERNEST RICHARD MEH LING Hamel . . . uunzr lo become o buifber . . . ir fond of pizza and Germany . . . Basketball 13 Football 1 CAROL DIANE MEYERS Bunner . . . plnnr io atrend Ibe Llllllfffllj' of Colorado to be- come un airline boiler: or u rom- nzerrial buyer . . . likef ran-mn rlipr, rbonel beadr, and ire cream and poiulo rbipf logeiber . . . Calling All Ghosts 43 Choir 13 Class Secretary 23 DROPS OF INK 43 FHA 1, 23 French Club 33 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA Cabinet 43 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 43 Li- brary Club 3, 4 ROBERT NICHOLAS MILLER Bob . . . if going to Knox Col- lege lo befome iz teatber . . . like! iurkey and all :porn . . . Art Club 3, 43 Basketball 13 Blue Triangle 3, 4 QV.P.JQ Calling All Ghosts 43 DROPS OF INK 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g L Club 43 Movie Operators' Club 43 NAUTILUS 43 Salutatorian 43 Slide Rule Club 3, 1Treas.j3 So- cial Committee 23 Spanish Club 2, QPres.j3 Stage Door 33 Track 2, 3. 4 LOIS FRANCES MOSHER Mike . . . ir going lo be 4 nurzfe in rufgefy . , . enjoy! pork form! and applerauce . . . fuzforr Northern Kenlucky . . . ArtiClub 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, sg Latin Club 23 Library Club 2, 3, 4 MARLENE ANN MacCALL Marker . . . want! to go into the burinerr field . . . enjoy: bowl- ing and leaching Sunday Jrbool Choir 33 Conservation Club 43 DROPS OF INK 33 FHA 1, 23 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 QSecy.j3 GAA Cabinet 4 QSecy.j3 GAA Color Guard 33 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3, QV.P.l 4 PATRICIA ELEANOR MELOY Bean . . . Don'i le! ii ibrou' you . . . enjoy: u'ienef,rrbniIzel . . . plan! to be a social worker after Jludying at Mirbigan Shire Dramatics Club 31 DROPS OF INK 1, 2, 3, 4 fCo-Editorl3 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA Leaders' Club 31 Latin Club 23 Library Club 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Stage Door 33 Valedictorian 4 JUDITH ALMA MILLER Indy . . . tminr bones in Jpure time . . . liker Aliuka . . . uninir lo ,rtudy ill Illinoir Slale Norniiil and become a P. E. teiirber . . . Dramatics Club 2. 33 DROPS OF INK 3, 43 French Club 33 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 CPL Secy.j3 GAA Cab- inet 3, 43 GAA Color Guard 33 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 43 Stage Door 3 Transferred from Good Counsel High 2 JAN ET MARIE MORS fan . . . like! reuing, pink and fed together, and .rpeclator fool- ball . . . plunr Io Jludy devign and drerxiimking al Iouia Stale Choir 1, 2, 33 Conservation Club 33 GAA 1, 2. 3, 43 GAA Cabinet 3, 43 GAA Color Guard 43 GAA Leaders' Club 33 NAUTILUS 3, 4 fEditor-in-Chiefj3 Spanish Club 23 Student Council 3 PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Murph.. . . enjoyr Jteak, wbip- ping cream and boron lufirling . . . plan: lo gel married and berome a nurre . . . Art Club 43 Choir 33 DROPS OF INK 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 GAA Cabinet 43 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 43 Receptionist Club 43 Stu- dent Council 4 fSecy.j Transferred from Barrington High 2 MARY DEBORAH MCCLAIN Bryie Spryie . . . planr to attend DePaul Unirerriiy . . . liker fbeere, ariicboker, and biryrle riding . . . Conservation Club 33 Dramatics Club l, 31 DROPS OF INK I, 2, 3, 4 fCo-EditorJ3 French Club 4 fV.P.,Q GAA l, 23 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra I, 23 Spanish Club 2 MARGARET KAY BRXAI 'GHTOX JIIJL' . . . VIZ Yfff ' t'fl'.', '. .MJ fvztfffig' , . faint! C,,'z,',:,1.. .tiff Ui . . B.1I'ILI 1. 2. 3. -I1 GAA 2. 5. 4. CIAA LL'.tCIct'9 Club 3. -I. I.Il'5I.lI'X Club 1. 'IL Ottlu-xtt'.t I. R, bl XYILLIAM CHARLES XIQXYMAN ll'5,l.f Hfff . , . :t.tf.'.'l . 'ffl X. .lI.f:.'f,'. . l1,fU5,1II ft Mft . . . f f.1' I .J.'tt.t, tt.ff.'1.J ff, ffI.t3 jtffMLtt,'f,f,'.,'f 1.11. 12,112 . . , I5.twb.1ll 2. 5. -41 I5.tskctb.tll l. 2. Q.: 1 9. -I. Iuutb.tll 3, -1. L Club -. 3. lV.P.l -I GI'.1xIU.iIL'xl m .I.tnu.1ry. 1935 ,IOHN IQDXYARD NICOLOIII5 1.105 , . . Izlfw nmdtl .1i1AItI,1mt, In tl.1,'x1.Qg. .tml llwuit C.1!1fffnf1.z ft .1 z4fff.'.ftmf11I jtlrtw . . . zt.m1J lf, LL .1 n.Lt'lv.1f1n'.lI Lllfjlltgl . , . I5.mtI I. 2. 5. 4 MARURITI' O'l l'O IIIJLQLJ 4... ftI.mt lu .HIUJJ IH I' f,',' 1.w,','V1 fm lllluffft .WJ m,1wf: 1:71 t'kuff,'tlt5 . . . twffcflt tllrllltd .min ,'..', ' f ..,' 'll tll. Ifmfft lla 14.1-Q flu wld dfxfpev flatly . . . Blue 'I't'i.mglc Club 41 Cnnwrm- tiun Club 5. 4. Dt'.tm.tttt5 Club I. 1. 51 DROPS OI: INK 1.5.-I1 GAA 1. 2. 5, -Ig CIAA Cgbinct 5. 41 CIAA I.L'.ulcts' Club 5, -lg I..1tin Club I IIJIACNI1 I.1bt.tt'y Club 5. -Ig Slltlu Rule Club 5 lV.I7.j1 Stage Dtmt' 51 Stu- tlcnt Cuunttl 1 LAXYREXCE PAIRICK PASCHKE Sz4.a1f,','tl,1nf .... jtlwxt lu t ff,' ff :ft IlI.H.'f.. , . Init' 'V ffff. ' LJ., .MJ I'-Ilu7.'uI.I . . 'Il .l,, I It ,UJILJ fff LL ,'u'f't .'-, ' ' .4,l lf' ffff I 'ffl ..' ltttf Ifuutlmll BL L.tttn Club 21 Student Cuuntll 4 'I r.tnxtLtt'ul tu-m M.ttct' Dtvlutmt Suttlituty' I .1 ELSQQQSI 5 if I - fi' . C. Q an ' . X aa, , ,ff I '-4:42, - 'cw P .. . - '. ff' I xf'F','.'4'-fy, ,il l-' v',',7',',', fi 'R - gl a-'Q Ks F I ,. 1' 6 CRAIG LLOYD Mt RAIZ .IIQ1 .. .'.' Ev. .'...l 'f fff. 1' . . .f,:.t iff..:C4 'M' nik NIH FALL , l5.txkttb.tll 2. Iftmtlllklll I. 2. -1 lC.tpt.lQ 'IQ Club 2. 5. 4 lfttyll Ftxtntxlt Club Sp 'Itqttlc I. I, 3. -I BARBARA -IIZAN N ICKOLIZY 5.1-ff . , . L fl' 41- 1,11 1115 Q .NIJ ,' . ,. . Jzwxm H'.W.,ll'-U. It L I I .auf film! wi ft it if . .t, . .H ffl .1 ln.'.ftf .'.z:,'. f .. LV... I5.tn.l I. 1. 5.-l1Cl.1w VILL- Prwt- tlcnt ll Cunsctmttton Club 5. -1 llliuxll DROPS OI: INK 1. 5, -lg Iftcntlt Club lg GAA I. 2. 5. -I. UAA C.tb1ntt -lg CIAA Lc.tCl- ctx Club 5, -13 Humctumtng Qutcn 43 I,ib1'.tt'y Club 3. -41 XAI I'II.I'S -11 Otmltrattxt 1, 2. Sy Psp Club 5. -Ig 4'St.1gQ Dum' 5: Student Cuumil 2 -lEANE'I I'E MARY XORD 1.11: . . . ft.l.lf,'- In .lift mf lfffliff. Sl fi. .Yfft Muff In Ifgtfw' in lm 1,1 t c,fl4L'.f.','wu ,NIJ bnufrftr .1 f4.Jt'fI41 , , . HIL' ,lfL'!Ihll. 'flcnffll ,.'f.'4tJ I'ff.lf.:t . . . DROPS Ol' INK 3. FI. UAA 5. -ig GAA I.t.ttlm's' Club 3. -I1 Li- bt'.u'x' Club w, -lg NAI lIl,I 5 bl 'I't'.tt1xrAt't't't-tl fwtu XY.u'ttn Htglm 3 KARLX -IANIQ OXYITX lxfft . f,' . . , j1I,u,w , ,'.' it nj 17.5- Iwtlll 'fl C'f.!ffJ.l4ff f... fudgz ffm Ut' t'1.'f. I ,WJ Af7a,I1.'Il.' ,21l,',':.1 wi tw lt! . . . Ilfw lv I,f1,'gf,, tfdt, .ml If 'fu fu' fmt tw . , . Clwir 2. 3L DROPS Ol: INK l. 11 Ijlkfltll Club lg CIAA I. 2. 5, 'IL CIAA I,c.ttlrt'w' Club 5. 41 XAIUIILLS -lg Utxlmuttxt I. 2. 5. 4L Pvp Club 2. 3. -Ig Stagg Dum 3 MARK IA ANN PIIDIIRSON ,Ill 1' . . , ll.f,'t- lf, ,'l, fz ,, , . Lf. ffl- j ',l, .'g,'f,'.L ffl , ' ..f:.f Ifvutmq .JJ f. . fs.: t ...'1f.' fm . . . zt .L Lift . ..1 I..'.1'. 1 ff, ll, I, ,'.',f. . . . CLIN Nt-tnt.trx bl. Cuttwtmtttun . . 'Il I. 3. 1, 'I. CIAIX I.L.tt:t-tx Club 4, L.ttm Club 1. I.II7I.IlI Club 5, AI. XAI 'llI.l N -lg Uttltutm 1. I. ng btttng Iznf at-mblu 1. 2. 5. 4 PATRICIA JUNE PIERCE Palriflz . . . plimr 10 atrend arf rcbwl io bewme a magazine il- luflralor . . . like! Y0u'll Nezei' Ilvulk Alone , . . lozer Io paint Art Club 4g DROPS OF INK 3g GAA 1. 2. 3g GAA Color Guard 5g Library Club 53 Student Council 2 JEAN ELLEN RASINIISSEN Cbiriie . . . like- liibrier mil .uid alum' . . . I'i1z ,ru ink fm'.wed . . . plum lo izltwid flloiuil ALHJ Cfillfgtf lu Niajnr iii biflrng . , . Calling All Ghosts 4g DROPS OF INK 5. 4g GAA 3. 4 'Transferred from Holy Child Academy 3 LARRY ADRIAN RAY I.. RJJ . . . uxiiilr 10 play rollege lmrifihzll .ii Ike L'rzi1e11tily of Illiaiuif . . . mlleflf Dixieland remrdr . . . tilzipijr umiiiled In be .zble Io play lhe pimio . . . Basketball l, 2. 3, 4 tCapt.Jg Cboir 1. 2. 33 Class President 1, 43 DROPS OIT INK 43 Football l. 2. 43 L Club 2. 3 lSecy.J 4, tSgt.-at-Armsjg Sotial Com- mittee Ig Student Council 43 Track 1. 2, 5. 4 WALTER OTTO RENTZ Il i1li . . . enjoy: rteak, french fried pomloer, and r1mu'befry .fborlmke . , . ir iz plmlogmpby eziiburiurl . . . izzfluder llae Armp iii lair julure . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA KATHERINE ROBB Robbie . . . liber riding, and tuiwmiiig . . . f7l.n1r In allwid DePaul In major in biolfilqp and niirim' in Niufif . . , dnamt Of riazgirilu in mufiml mmedier and vmziet . . . Art Club 4: Blue Triangle 4: Choir I. 23 Dramatits 5g DROPS OF INK 3. 4g CAA I. 2. 3. 41 Latin Club 2g Library Club 33 INIovie Operators' Club 3. 4g Re- ceptionist Club 4g Stage Door 3 CAROL ANN RASMIQSSEN RJJJJ' . . . I iietzrly flipped . ,. faaler lizer . . . likef pizza mid l7J771blU'g9lJ . . . 14412111 io go Io bufirzfrf Jrlvool . . . Art Club 41 DROPS OF INK 3. 43' FHA I. 2, 3. 43 GAA l, 2, 3. 41 NAI IiILI'S 41 Sotinl Com- mittee Zg Take-a-Letter Club 4 tPres.J JACK ORAL RAY jack , . . fiiliiuf plant iiiflndt' ilu Al'lIlJ' . . . lift 4' uliibiiig. LTIUIIIILQ. tz'.1pfvia1,q .uid wnilzr , . , tliiiilfi Illiiioii if bell , . . Baseball 1. 23 Football I, 1 ADAM BI 'D RECI-I Bild . . . uvilild like fo j1l.lJ pro- feirifnzal b.l,l'6'bJll . . . like! rparlr of .ill kizzdr, blue mid greg, .md Ilia Sfiizih , . . Baseball I. 2. 3, 43 Basketball 3g Choir lg Class 'I'reasurcr lg Football 5, 4g L Club 43 Span- ish Club Z. JAINIES PHILIP ROBB jim . . . lbw fzifiiw fliilfltfl of college and liwwizirig ii phylog- imijilnr . . . uijogi baked 11,1711 and .ill rl.1r,rir.il niniir . . . Conserxation Club 3g Spanish Club 3 XWILLIAM BRUCE ROBB Ilnillie . , . uynilr la Jw lu tum 11,u1iir.il YLJJUUI , , , tfiuiiln vjhiw time riding hir ziifiiiiimflt' . . . lihi nd' .mtl Hari, .md fiiiilull Spanish Club 5 CAROLE ANN ROSEVEAR Rosie . . . enjoy hnrheihall. .ru'iinining. golf. and Italian food . . . pl.m.r to go info the huriner: field . . . Art Club 33 DROPS OF INK 1. 2. 3. 43 GAA 1. 2. 3, 41 GAA Cabinet 43 GAA Color Guard 23 GAA Leaders' Club 3. 43 Library Club 3, 41 Orchestra 1. 2. 5. 43 Stage Door 51 Take-a-Letter Club 4 fV.P.J ALICE JEAN ROI'SE Dee Dee . . . enjo-yr hor.feh.4eh riding. f7.llIIllll4Q, .ind h.IlllbIH'.HL'1'l' . . . hui ii hidden desire Io ride in if horse mire . . . Art Club 43 Dramatics Club 13 FHA 1. 2. lTreas.J 33 GAA 1. 2. 3. 43 Homecoming Court 4: Take-a-Letter Club 4 ANTON JOSEPH SCHIFFER Tong . . . planr io ullend Illinois Inflizule of Tefhnolagy lo be- come ii niefhnniml engineer . . . enjoys uinnd-uorking, Chirago, and Italian miuif Slide Rule Club 43 Transferred from Cardinal Min- dszenty High. Dunkirk, New York 4 RONALD NWILLIAM SCHOENBORN Ron . . . lhinki ears, the rolor green, and California are Iopr . . . f1l.inr in he .1 mrpenler . . . Transferred from Luther Institute Chicago 2 JL'DITH ESTER SCHVUERMAN Judg . . . plans to attend Con- mrdi.4 Teizrherr College . . . liief fuhe flesh, nifpherrief, and Hlflllf . . . Band 3. 43 Choir 13 Latin Club 33 Orihestra 4 JOAN ELIZABETH ROSSDEUTCHER Rorrie . . . if going lo rollege and will heroine a nurse . . . likes to Jing in the rhurrh choir . . . thinhr the Wferr, near the mountains, ir uovdev-ful . . . Choir 1. 3. 43 Dramatics Club 1, 23 DROPS OE INK l, 2. 5. 43 GAA 1. 2. 3, 43 GAA Leaders' Club 33 Latin Club 23 NAUTI- LUS 43 Stage Door 3 AUGUST ROY SALEMI Augie . . . plans lo Jludg ,frienre and math at Lake Forex! College . . . likes hunting, fishing. .ind .rpaghetti . . . i'eadJ fire.n'in,f inagaziner by lhe ions . . . Blue Triangle 43 Latin Club 3 1Treas.J3 Movie Operators' Club 1, 4s Slide Rule Club 4g Traek 1, 2 VIRGINIA THERESA SCHIFFER Ginney . . . wantr to hecome 41 Jecrelury . . . likeir the pinno .ind volleyball . . . would like to dfire to California . . . ' Latin Club 4 Transferred from Cardinal Men- dszenty High, Dunkirk, New York CHARLES EDWARD SCHOLI. Churh . . . mahef his nun de- luxe Jandwieh . . . liher Wy:- ming and lhe rolor blue . . .dir- lilfer to .ree wild aninmli nhuied Baseball 1, 23 Football 13 Or- chestra 1. 2, 3. 4 EILEEN ELIZABETH SI-IEAHAN Sheanie . . . Me.1nu'hile. bark al rhe i'um'h . . . enjoy rfiohi'1,:. Glenn Miller, and jillerhugging GAA 2. 3, 43 GAA Leaders' Club 43 Choir 2. 3: Spanish Club 4 fTreas.J3 Stage Door 3 Transferred from Holy Child Academy, Waukegan 2 JUDITH ANN SHIPMAN 'ludj' . . . plmif ia ullezid Ober- lin College: 119611 go iizm lidrer- liriiig . . . laobbier are .l'lIl,HlII,K :md her home . . . dreumf of ringiiig in muriml rumedier and miyiizg rare lzmprer . . . Choir 1. 2. 3g GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g NAL'TILl,'S 43 Spanish Club 23 Stage Door 33 Student Coun- cil 4 ELIZABETH LYNNE SMITH Li: . . . like! Su'it:e1'la11d, DIUI01' bfmiiug. ima' .Vlllyllly . . . Oh, fun! . . . plain in go lo :lie L'11i- iersily of Illiuoir in .riudg pry :balmy . . . Choir I. 2. 5. 43 DROPS Ol: INK 43 GAA 2. 33 Latin Club 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3 ELIZABETH ANNE SNOW Betty . . . liker pizza, reufing, blue, and red . , . will ,rludy homemuking al Purdue . . . Choir 2. 3. 43 FHA 23 GAA l. 2. 3. 43 GAA Cabinet 43 GAA Leaders' Club 3. 43 Latin Club 23 Library Club 3. 4 QSecy.j CAROL LEA SPENCER CcIl'fll . . . furure jilmif irltlude Nm'tbu'e,f1er'i1 mid .rerr'elm'ir1l :mining . . . mixer my Primer- arziuur . . . enjriyr lmzgor and uwlizer . . . Dramatics Club 1, 2, 33 DROPS OF INK 3, 43 Take-a-Letter Club 4 JOSEPH JOHN sul-ILING joe . . . wantr to buy a farm . . . You don'1 .fay. ' . . . like.: Rare Marie, hillbilly mngr, barkelbull, and rlmrlreufe . . . Class Treasurer 2 XYALTER EDXYARD SXX ANSOX IR 1 1 l'r1i 'd Ie. . . . 11.11 7.111 . 1. Ill 0 II 1 1 z 1 Y Form Bwketball 1, -. 5' Football I 4 L Club 4 SPJFIINII u ck PAl'L EVGENE I HOMPSOX P.111 . . . 11111111 1111l11d 1 1'1lle 11 LIIIIEIIII! 1 I 111011 111 U1 llrllll .111d .Marg 1 1 111 b11111l1.r , . . 1l1.11 rbe bloui Football 1. 3' Latin u Slide Rule Club 4 QPres.J' Track IYIARIA PILAR VALLES M:l1'l6-P . . . like: pu11111k111 pie 111111' JU'.I11'b67'fJ' ire c1'e11111 ddlltxcil' lhe 1'11111l1.1 . . . e11j115.r 11 1l1.1ll 111111 barkezball 11111: .flllijftl 1.1 .ffffkfb . . . GAA 4 American Field Service Exchange Student from Tudela. Spain 4 VERONICA INIARIE XWARNING Rr111ie . . . f7l.H1,f 111 ga 111111 111111iei' 111111111112 . . . Ju'i.f5 Jleak, lemon pig, 111111 Sere11.1de f1'11111 S111de11l P1'i11fe .11'e f.11o1'11eJ . . . Choir 5, 43 Conservation Club 3, 43 DROPS OF INK 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2: Library Club 3, 4 RICHARD JAMES NXFIDNER Dirk . . . pl.111r 10 dlltifld Brad- I6-I L'11i1e1'.fi13 .md became JI m.1rl1 . . . like! rfeuk, milk, and 11.115 l11111'11.1111e1115 . . . Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4g Choir 1. 2. 31 Class Vice President I, Claus Treasurer 3g Football I. 2, 3. 41 L Club 2. 3, 45 Student Council I, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 5, 4, XX'arren Mercer Award 4 1' DAVID HONX ARD THIES Tblern 1111 11 III 1 11015 Shale No11111l 1 111111 111116 111 fflt'PlLe 1d bei 1111 111rl 1 EJ 111 rwk 11111 It dl b Rb 111111115 Ca ing All Cvlmosts 4 un ierxatinn Club v Moxie Operr s Club 1 J 4 NALT LLS5 4 Orchextra I Slide Rule 4 Social Committee reasj Sprnish Club Stige Door KENNETH XX AX XE LMBDENSIOCIS. F11111:1 I .11111 11111' lv 1111 1eg1i111e1l Her ard 121111191 b1ll!11llg 11111 1 Illd fquue a'111ctr 14 11111 1 In 1 f111 61 iscbtll Moxie Operator Clu I ELMER LAL REIN CE VAIN HAECKE Elmu 1 1 1 11111 fl ut 11d 71 Ill 11111 lbs A111 111d 15411 bu ll f,'1l4Ql7ltlL'l' . . . DROPS OF IINK 3: Movie Op! 'Q 's' Qtr - 'ansferrel rom C11 H aku. '- nois - CAROL 'IEAY NX'IZCiS'l' C.11'11l . . . likii 111111111 1.111111 H.1z1.1ii. .11111' 11i11k . . , l1l.1111 111 111.11111 111 1111111111111 ,11 N111-111. u'ef111'11 U11i1 erfil-1' . . . Cl1l1I1' I. 2. 51 DROPS OF INK l, 2. 3, 43 FHA I. Z1 GAA l. 2. 3. 43 Library Club 3. 43 NAI'- TILI'S 4: Stage Door 3 ISERNHARD ROBERT NXFNDLER Be1'1111f . . . e11i11.31 1111111 .1111I f11111b.1ll . . , lbfllkf lla P.11'111'c N111'1lvl1u1 ii 111-1 lvillg , . . f1l.111t 111 .qu 111 Like' Fowl! Cullfqf . . . Basketball 1 llklgrlg liluc- Tri- angle 4g Choir 23 Football I. 2. 3. 4g Club 43 Moxie Op- erators' Club 4: Slide Rule Club 4 fV.P.lg Social Committee 21 Spanish Club 3 ROBERT GAREIELD XYESTON Bob . . . liief 1t'.Il6J'H'E.f,I' and bfzfeonll . . . 14.11111 lo lie 11 fum- onf donor . . , plnnr lo attend ine l,'lIlI6l'f!l-1' of Illlnoir lo .fllld-I nzedirine . . . Art Club 4, liluc Triangle 3. 41 Choir 1. 2. 5. 4g DROPS OF INK 1. 2. 3, 41 Latin Club 23 NALTILLS 43 Slide Rule Club 31 Sotial Committee 23 Studcnt Council 1 CHARLES XX'AI.DROP X'i'ILLIAMS Clan ln . , . 17Z7ti.l mn! li lil- l'.1- zorlle dll 6 . . . erzjojp 1' f7l.l-1 IIIKQ -fo ofb.1ll .ind 1l.lft'l7llI,U Vlwnnlr' 1l'f'eJIl4 if , . . Calling All Ghosts 4, Con- servation Club 5. 4 Q'I'i'cas.j: Football -lg Stage Door 5 KENNETH EVGENE XVYINIAN Ken . . . ellllljf Zl.l!!'blII,Q judo , , . libel' foofb.1ll .ind Tllf,lfllI A1'l:on.1 . , . 17l.H1,l' fo .friend Dv- K.1ll7 . . . Football 3. 4: L Club 4 wie: 1' 1 No! Piflnred EDXVARD CHARLES CHRISTENSEN Graduated in january 1955 ANTHONY JAINIES GRIFIIEN Graduated in january 1955 STEPHEN DEAL MYERS Transferred from Brown County High School Blount Sterling, Illinoia 4 RICHARD EDVVARD INff.NL'TT 'l'ransfcrred from Boys' Tctlinital High School INIilwaukce. XX'isc0nsin 4 MARGARET LOUISE WHITE llyeeze . . . llkff Colorado Spring: and llae rolor red . . . 6l1j0jJ' playing the piano and Inbirltf pirlurer . . . DROPS OF INK 3. 42 FHA 31 GAA 1, 2. 33 Spanish Club 4 CAROL jl'NE XVINTERS llulnlz . . . uxvnlr to become zz .fIt'1i'.I7'dt'.f,f . . . rolleeli foreign ,f!1lll6IIl7'.f . . . likef dill pivklef, .folf boiled e,e,r'.r, und aerial fen- nlr . . . Drxtmatics Club 1, 2g DROPS OF mx: 4, FHA 1, 2g GAA 2, 3, 4 BARBARA ZAVADA Barb . . . if going lo DeKalb College Io befome a .fpeerb teneb- er . . . lmlef to be hurried . . . liker boz fudge .IIH1d41?,f and ,rzork for rarer . . . Art Club 4g FHA 25 GAA 2. 3. 4g Choir 33 Library Club 3, 4g NAUTILLS 4 JUNIOR CLASS The first big event of the year for the junior Class was Homecoming. The junior boys took charge of the bonfire on the night before Homecoming, and the junior Class spon- sored a float in the Homecoming Parade. The class spent much of November working on the production of the junior play. It was a three-act comedy entitled You Can'l Take It Wfirb You. which was about a family of individualists. Class rings were ordered in October, and the juniors sponsored an all school dance which was held on january 29. The junior Prom was held on May 21, in the Butler Lake Building. In spring the students planned courses for their senior year and elected officers and Student Council representatives. Much time was devoted to preparation for college and future careers. CLASS MOTTO: Omz'm'd erer. bizr!ezmv'd 21e1'er. CLASS COLORS: Ire blue and Jilzw CLASS FLOWER: lVfJife rofe JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Travelstead Prefidezll james Gustafson Vire Preridenf Gerald Hagerty Treamrer' Delores Patino Serfefary gr 'S .z 2Q,, :Q ' 1 by ffyff ..,, My 1.4-f l , D. Bracher, H. Bracher, M. A. Breen, VU. Brennan. A. Brown, M. Brown, P. Brown, T. Brunstrum. ..3... K. Burnett, L. Chandler, B. Clausen Wfarren Clauss. Wfayne Clauss, B. Clemetsen, Colby, P. Cox. J. Craft, R. Crist, P. Dahl, R. Dasher. 2 - C. Decker, A. DeGrazia, R. Dempsey, A. Dietz. D. Dow, C. Edman, T. Elfering, R. 6 Fischer. C. FitzSimons 0 . .68 5-41 'Er' ty' . 5... if Q 'l . 'gl F2 A. Foster . Forester L. Galiger. R Gardner , f Y ,f 6 5, 5' H. Galiger, G. Gansinger, P. Garberding, 'i , . i 4 . . H Y fri' -nc, - f i J C- P. Glatz, A. Griep, J. Gustafson, B. A 1, X, Hagerman. 5 ' I Hamer. S. Frederick J. Frederick D. Gaines B. G. Hagerty, M. Hagi, P. Hakemian, C. T7 ' N. Hayes, R. Henry, H111 M Hmder yckx. R, Hoyle, E. Hustad, C. Jarrett D ohn SOD. G. johnson, Ken johnson Kexm ohn son, E. josephscn. B. Judge, N. Kalck, Klopsch. E Q G. Murphy, S. McNutt, j. Nolte, D. O'Conne1l. C. Onley, D. Patino, Z. Petersen, S. Prochnow. R. Quentin, Raasch, P. Reilley, Rogge. D. Rohlenger, M. Scheffner. if 'E' '95 ge t x 1 P, , .t.l. I , 319 f. way , W :UN -we N L - T' - . . si! r.- .-1. , r A' 1 l D. Schmitt, C. Schramm, B. Schultz, L. Schwandt. B. Sesko, Shannon, M. Shark, R. She- b-t. - ' ' C58 N D. Sorby, L. Sorby, P. Spera, A. Sporney H. Sporney, Stark. D. Stevens, j Stevenson. 1'7 E2 'T' S. Vohasek, E. Volberding, R. Vondracek C. Walbridge. Stothfang Y Stroessler Tennyson B Thorson R Tmkle T Travelstead D Trump F Tulley C Ullrich S Umbdenstock R Van Landuyt E Vlink T Xgx g 7 VXR A I X 'f-PM -oz' f R. Warner, F. Wellwerts, D. Werner, C. Q- 3 4' Av Whitney. J. Wilkins, Williams, Yarc. I X - 'V' 'S ' 'ff' E9 'ef 7 5 i 'G' f -.. ,,..,,lA,g we K ' J. , . , J. ,, . M . . i My T ,Q , . . , A z K LQ, 1 , ' 7 ' , 1 'CT . - M f , fair ' is ., i' ii K fi :8Q':1:':3i:?1 N .ik . is '1f12'E23- xw- ti I 7 as . . ..??:.1.:1?3S5 1 -1- W' . 'Q , . , . xii- :Lp .ISL , . ' . 2'f'i5'- T A 4 WV I . ' qv' 'AX 1 A JE ' X -ma. 2 9 a A if i LK, ,N C- 4: N' .J f K 1 6 1 i x A L. i i CLASS OFFICITRS E: l J, Lindgren ' Tre.:,i1n'n' nu-It ll B. Bernard 3, Vile Pl'ei'hfeIZ! i B, Brown sv Scfcf'ef.1v'-3 ll Y' A. Sorby Pf'd9Jijl!t'7If SOPHOM ORE CLASS Our second year students, the Sophomore class. participatecl in the homecoming pa- rade with a float bearing the name XY'oodstock's in .1 stew '. On November 6, they spon' sored the first dance of the school year entitled Good Luck. Because of their large class, they have not been able to hold regular class meetings. Instead. they hold meetings of the homeroom chairmen and the class officers who in turn present the various problem solutions to the homerooms for the classs approval. The Sophomores were regular little Santas helpers with our school Christmas project. bringing in gifts of every size .ind description. The annual Soph-lfrosh dance was held in March, and as usual. a xery merry time was had by all those who attended. Im , Dea- Dorf- t row: Christopherson, Becker, Bergstrom Behm, Anzelmo, Casey, Bird. Second row: irs 0n', Lau .., r: o E :s Ci U C-D fi Z -:J .YZ J: E-' -5 c: .C in 5 U CI .': Q1 .Q .E ra LL :ie vu .ld .2 Q P Foissotte, Bracey, Ii. Brown, Baum, Divido ic, Craw- ford, Bernard, M. Andrews, B. Andrews mg... R Msg., 5 r 1' Y 'w I . . - x Bd ,.. '. P-N .1 S- row. Herrhenh.uh, Henderson, Hansen, Mosrherosc ss, Kramer, Mrlf.1rl.1nd. Third row: Lash, Ln Lk, Melendy, Growney, Hoyle, Gaffney, L. M ul-ren. Fourth row: Ckrrherding, Godwin, Hoi, U . .. 7- Q , ? F Q NJ f- LJ 'C 1 we 4 I F C ..i.. LJ -.I 2 Q mi L1 '-'- ff -oi ii e. Ok IZ 'rc First row: Wfihr, Pacholke, Oldenburg, Radloff Urban, Stevens, Stn rw rrlt, Young. Serond row Thntche Rogg Sanders, If. Smith, Newman, Pin my ,I ,,' my kv infill Q ouse, Schwerman, XVhite, R llendorf, g, Olsen, V0 .-4 52130 CID- ,VCJAQ 3 i L 2 ar 6 I 24 . .' 4 5 VM 3 Sf, 5' lf, f-: 1 ,f .. A 'Y . Q. E 'U U ,.. ,- c 'B ff 9 HF gf? L Q L ,- : -1 ,- N4 :M f-1 'V .-. LJ Q .. L. L - S .JA LIT C A , 11 L P- U ' 2 SG 3 C K- .. 217 X- ,-.- 4'5- S.: :E 3 :,- :F gf r J L: ,EI- J CN ff Q ,. , :f- Cr: TE NJN, -6 '12 FL.. :U 52 C: mv: ,- dsl m. :DL V,- 2- L- ,gm L. L, Q .1 x.. wa F, I5 Z3 -1- -... F, Ll -A A -F' in-4 px .1 i 5 Il 2 O 5-4 'U . : E: Bocsc. a C O vu .J 'L' U ,- L1 NJ :L x.. F ... n C U 4 LJ L.. ,- C 11 f- C U wi Q 45 ' e 'AW Wx' f,........ 4 f I I-px K i Mi V -fs I V A u . 3 ' r S f L4 If I v tif' Vx' 's 1 na, Q I 1- 1 vfiiv' 3-1' 1 fr. m,l 8 iq, N 2 1 'wb I X s cs' 03- 'wwmw J C '11 E :a bd Z SJ 5 U -1 if ,- 2 24 5 r LJ I.. .. -11 ... E-, xl .., 'Z 2.4 E FL L. w x. ...- Ll .AC : :z .EC A r- r- 2' .1 A .1 v-I E L' ... . : 3 r' J m f-3 A .1 '.r: f- ,. 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Although the float was not seen in the parade. the proud Frosh found it at the football field. The frosh were properly admitted to the student body at the Home- coming Eve celebration on the football field. Following a march from the Brainerd Building to the field. the frosh crawled on all fours up to the seated crowd and. after answering some questions, were given seats in the bleachers, During the Christmas season, each homeroom decorated an arch around the Brainerd Gym. These arches were decorated to represent a Christmas song title, This gaxe a holiday atmosphere to the site which was used for the play XX'hy the Chimes Rang. presented by the freshman dramatics class under the supervision of Miss Sargent, The Freshmen joined the Sophomores in the annual Frosh-Soph Square Dance held on March 5. in the Butler Lake Gym. It was called a Square Dance for Round Heaclsf' On April IS. the Fresh- man Class sponsored the final all-school dance of the year in the cafeteria of the Butler Building. This has been a year of fun and also of work. Several of the freshmen made the Honor Roll and took part in Student Council actisities. The freshmen are looking forward to continuing their high school days in the Butler Building next year. CLASS IXTOTTOL llwfyfz duet 1101 i1zf1.1f1c'e. fczffi fiefyjmf. CLASS COLORS: Pine cmd Sifler. CLASS FLOXVFRS: Gkznlefzhz. f i - W . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS XWALLY SITZ Treclfurer TOM CAVALIER Pferiderlt BONNIE ARENA Vive Preriderzl SANDY GRAY Secretary Z s ,V f 'A 5 3 fanfi' M ' G x 3. N - i Q A QV First row: .D .- OM RO HOME RIS FRESHMAN GI 5:1- C .. E. kf EE 5m ... '1- Qc' .5 .A c: c E E U U 0-1-- .E cn? wc. ,ia .ai EU Ze 'CE CL C.- A151 ,cn '-Aol 41,5 Radar cond row: K. Se Ro hu. C kinson, M. Wil Schroc-dur, S, Washburn, D. Werner. E. Schroeder, S. euth, A. 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Park Ave. 540 N' M w kee Ave' RODNEY c. LOOMIS Liberfyville, IIIinois if ,7 A I Y I , 2 ' . YD. 2 . - M iw? ' -I . f p IZXHI mga W4 - - I I . - In A ffv I The Boys' Sfore Youfh is a siafe of mind. Keep if ac+iveIy in+eres'red in new ideas- 'Ihen search and you will always find-a beHer way fo do Ihings. young mr. shop Boyswear Thai' Boys Wear LIBERTYVILLE LI 2-4344 ACE HARDWARE Builders' Hardware - Painis Glass - Oils House Furnishings 508 Norfh Milwaukee Avenue PHONE LI 2-2I48 GROCERY STORE PRODUCTS CO. FOULDS DIVISION Foulds Macaroni Spaghe+'h Noodles Kllchen Bouque'I' Cream of Rice B in B Broiled in BuHer Mushrooms LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS The TAYLOR 81 SEILER Petite Shop Palnl' and Wallpaper Service Tops In Teen Age Fashion HOBBIES CLOTHING 523 N Milwaukee Avenue SHOES LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS ACCESSORIES O ll II . 0 . . ' 0 Phone MU 6-6832 Mundelein, Illinois lnchor Couplzng Co lbnlplirnvnls of C A. Q zu N r h I I 5 - u RQUSE 5 YOPP S SUPER MART Where 'Ihe Besf In Foods Cosi' You Less 4 EGSI HGWIGY 5+ BILL YOPP Propriefor Phone MU 6-703I MundeIe'n, III nois Phbne MU 6-7000 Iv1urldeIeIh Renf Your Prom Formal FOITI TENNYSON S MEN s SHOP MundeIeln III Phone MU 6 73l7 COMPLIMENTS OF Longworthy s Department Store Servmg Lake Coun'ry Over 40 Years COMPLETE FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE Congra+uIa'I'lons fo GracIua+es 955 HOFFS BIEN VENUE Rouie 2I Phone LI 2 2340 Phone ON'faro 2 8666 SECURITY INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CO S25 +o S500 A COMPLETE LOAN AND FINANCING SERVICE 4 Souih Genesee S+ O er Walgreens E J MILLIGAN Mgr I 1 ll o ll I I I I I ' ' I u . 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Milwaulcee Ave. Tel. Ll 2-2555 Liberfyville, III. i . . . . . . . i i SCRIBBLE HERE -XZ Cour+esy of Gusfafson Mofor Coach Inc. Thus Page Leff Blank for Au+ographs and Scrubbles Courfesy of GUSTAFSON MOTORS INC Ponhac The General Mofors Masferpnece I00 So Ml aulree A enue ai' Pal: A enue Llberfyvulle Ill ,Va HL' , V Wx, . V, cl. li f - ,Q I 0 l . . iw v r v ' ' , . SHEET METAL AIR CONDITIONING CompInmen+s of LIBERTYVILLE ARTHUR PINK Heahng Service COAL GAS AND on FURNACES Chas Brown VACUUM CLEANING e LI 22484 94 N MI Ave Llber'IyvIIe LI 2 33 Telephone LI 2 2000 J C REUSE 81 COMPANY Properfy Managemeni' Real EsIaI'e Insurance LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS DRS EDWARDS 81 KLAREN Physlclans and Surgeons urs I 4 7 III Easi' Church SI'ree+ DR KLAREN Office Phone LI 2 2230 DR EDWARDS Phone LI 24275 Phone LI 2 2800 DR A F Compllmenfs of Def'I'S'f DAY BUTTEMILLER C9 CLINIC 287 Nor'rh Lake I2I Wesf Church SI'ree1' MU 66209 Mundelem III LlberIyvlIIe IIIlnols T I. - 6 . iw. ., ' I -I2 CN F ' f Milwaukee Avenue and Broadway Ho : - , -8:30 Q Compllmenfs of C0mpllmenTS of S THATCHER S HARDWARE Furndhure Palnls Sporhng Goods and Household I'l'ems Deparllmenl S+0fe PHONE MU 1,5703 53I No Mulwaukee Ave Mundele n III no s PHONE l-l 2 2l47 Llberfy lle Congrafulahons +o +l'1e Class of 1955 COLLINS LUMBER COMPANY Mundelem llllnons CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 achlevemenfs ln our 68 years of busrness +l1ere has never been one yea rn wlnch we were sal' s f ed rfh our resulfs Ever sir ve io mpro e our rsh +o you our prom se fo ourselves Cloflnng 'For Lad and Dad DURKIN 81 DURKIN THE BERRY AGENCY ComPl'me S of Insurance and Real Es+a+e PAT L' 2 8400 BERGMAN . I I l, l l ' ' vi WE SALUTE YOU on your Graduafion. Coniinue fo gain greaier honors and . . I r 1 . I - l w' . l I v - w' , l . Compllmenfs Congra+uIa'rlons Gradua'res DR L V HARNDEN KEYSTONE PRINTING SERVICE INC De nhs+ 350 N Mllwaukee Ave II3 Wesi' Church SI'reeI' phone LI 2 3067 LIber+yvlIIe Illmols LUMBER INSULATION MILLWORK COAL BUILDING MATERIALS ,gjjgla 0 WM R! wiv' ?3.,5Bi?M COY LUMBER COMPANY E Cook A e Teleph e LI 2 I950 Lberfy Ile III. 05 Lwffg Q A6 nz 5,71 THE DAHL HCUSE STUDIO C0mPIlmen'I'5 of GIHS of Dlshnchon S Inferlors 9619 The Dahl Bldg Lbe Iy Ile 6I2 Nor+I1 Mnlwaukee Avenue , . - . . I . . J I K IV 1 I L , I - - LX TN y? ,V Kg? ,ZZ fd Q f' 'rfr ' I I- CI '- j I 1? ,fa -5 C7 K! I , I X fu f D, JU I I Cx , A-3 . I I IIII I 1 T L - f X I Q52 ' M, N Q 5 ,X 3 f ' VWI, N4 yi' , ' g, Afavfr I T,f:W Wlw'i2QN I33 . v . on - I vI , 'n I I . I r vi , III. ' LAKE SHORE STAIR COMPANY Besi' Washes Io Llberfyvnlle Illunols flue Class of I955 INTERIOR STAIRWAYS WOOD RAILINGS ON IRON WOOD TURNING AND BAND SAWING N Milwaukee Ave PHON E5 Shop-LI 2 3262 JENS JENSEN Residence-LI 2 385I fd riff LIBERTYVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE Headquarfers 'For Sporhng Goods 'For All Sporfs Achvlhes GOLF TENNIS-SOFTBALL BASEBALL FISHING HUNTING Genesee and Madlson Waukegan Illmoas Besf Wishes Compl rnen'Is of MUNDELEIN LOCKER SERVICE FRIGIDAIRE SERVICE AND SALES AMANA FREEZERS Frozen Food Lockers I'l1e Class of I955 FRED MILLER MOTORS Your Dodge and Plymoufh Dealer in Libefwville L. A. MILLS at 'V LL 0' x ff! ' 1 HE GLOBE 'Io C mpl enfs of Comp,,men,S ,O ,he H In H PHILLIPS MoToRs Class of Produc'I's General RepaIrIng RUTTKAY JEWELERS L' 29875 LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS O H Haplre R J Hanlon COHQFBIUIBIIODS ancl Besl' WlSI1eS Io Ihe Class of I955 THE HOUSE OF MURA INC Ready +o Wear and GIHS of DIsI'Inchon lI8 EAST COOK AVE LIberi'yvIIIe LI 2 42 I 3 CARE MEANS LONGER WEAR CLEANER ODORLESS DRY CLEANING Baer's Laundry Dry Cleanlng, Inc PHONE LI 2 2099 A+'rorneys and Counselors Comphmems of a+ Law OVERHOLSER a LEWIS DALY STUDIOS PHONES LI 2 2276 LI 2 2277 7II N MIIWBURGS Avenue 330N MI aIceeAene L berfyv Ile III no s LI 2 2 I 54 o Im . I I ll ll I I I I I o U I I l F II . ll ll . - . . Iw u v u . I I , I I ' We Were Here io Serve Your Greai' Granddad In l895 Your Own Grandpappy ln I9l5 Your Dad and Mom In I935 AND NOW THE CLASS OF l955 There s Been a LAKE COUNTY BANK Sunce Aprll I I892 HANLON MOTOR CO Cars FORD Truclcs Phll Bogue T o Mode L cal ons SUPER LOT I G A SUPER MARKET 400 So +I1 MI aulree SHOW ROOM 602 No Mulwaulcee Ave 325 N0f+h M' Q 'fee LIBERTYVILLE ILL LIBERTYVILLE Phone U 2 320, Compl men+s of K HANLON Pres denf Coal Wood Ice Bulldmg Maferlal PHONE LI 2 3560 Your Business Is Always Appreclafecl LIBERTYVILLE COAL 8: ICE CO 807 N Mllwaulcee Avenue Llber+yvlIIe Illlnols HERSCHBERGER IMPLEMENT STORE In+ernaIlonaI Farm Equlpmeni RSTFIQGTBTOFS an an InI'ernaI'lonaI 1' Home Freezers MoI'or Trucks PHONE MU 6 6995 Congrafulahons fo Ihe Compllmenls of Class of I955 PATRICIA LEE STUDIO SPARKLER MFG CO I38 W Cook Ave LIBERTYVILLE Munclelem Illlnols w rn o I u iw iw u I . I J. . , I ' I ' ' d I 'I LUTZ QUALITY BAKERY CongraI'uIa'I'ions +o Ihe SpecIaIIZe In Class of I955 WIIIP Cream HAMPTON Wedding and Parfy Cakes GREETING CARD co Pies and ROIS Llber'I'yvlIIe IIIlnols Bread Baked 2 Times DalIy LI 2 2355 N MI LIBERTYVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A Good Safe Place 'For Your Savings LI 2 2288 MACKEY S JEWELRY STORE DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY Cosfume Jewelry ExcIuslve S+erImg Trlfarn Gorham Wallace Coro Infernahonal Heirloom un+ 532 N MILWAUKEE AVENUE Fosforla Crys'raI Compllmenfs of PAUL S BARBER SHOP 332 N Milwaukee Avenue Ambulance Service RAY BURNETT FUNERAL HOME I20 Wesi' Park Ave LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIW I' I KEN BURNETT AND PETE KRISTAN K 536 . iwaukee I O . I 1 I L F I PBX N , 'ip JE H I .ff Complimens ' o CHARLES JORDAN HARDVZZEQEZKMPANY Shoe Sfore Esfablished I870 BALL BRAND 506 N. Milwaukee Ave. RUBBER FOOTWEAR LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Painfs and Oils 4 k A General Hardware lo Ml wau ee venue Builder's Hardware LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Garden Supplies PHONE Ll 2-3340 Compllmenis of HALES FABRIC SHOP l24 Eas'r Cool: Avenue LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS Co on Lmen Wool Flannel Salk WAVERLY 81 KENT Drapery Fabrlcs Cusfom Draperles NECCHI ELNA DEALERS Jaclt Hale LI 2 7555 LI 2 207l Res Pho e LI 2 2220 SEAGREN S LLOYD C RAY 8: SONS Wall and Floor Covermg 709 N Mulwaulxee Ave Plasflc Tlle UBERTYWLLE ll'l' Wmdow Shades Venehan Blinds 400 N Seymour A e 522 N LAKE ST MUNDELEIN ILL Mundde HI I H 1 . 1 1 3 . REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Painl' and Wallpaper Complvmerfrs of CongraI'ula'hons fo 6 +I1e Class of I955 BEN FRANKLIN STORE ENGERS BUICK Your Self Serve LI 2 2683 4 Varlefy S'I'ore 2II S MILWAUKEE AVE MI aulcee L 2 5 Lnberfy Ile III GALIGER HEATING COMPANY Com pIeI'e Heahng an Alr Condlhonmg Service Village Parlung Area LI2 69 Besl' Wlshes 'II1e Class of I955 Llber+yvlIIe Illlnols Manufac+urers of Precusron EIec+romc Apparafus YOUNG MODERNS Infan+s and Childrens Wear Busler Brown Shoes VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER IIO N Mllwaulzee Ave Llberfyvllle Illmols Complnmenfs of WANGMAN S DRIVE IN Famous for MaI+eds Hamburgers CompIe'l'e Foun'I'am Service Roufes 45 and I76 Mundelem PHONE MU 6 7393 II1 II6 N. iw I -II6 I' vi , . I cl -I3 +o TRIMM, INC. ROYS RADIO 81 TELEVISION Service and Ins'raIIa'hon ALL MAKES AND MODELS 3l8 E Hawley PH MU 68I30 r MU 67364 VONDRACEK KOTT RADIO 81 TELEVISION Speclalmng In Sales General EIec'I'nc and Service of Radlos Sparion Televlslon and House Sylvanla hold Appllances Sunbeam ALL...- JOHN VONDRACEK JAMES KOTT Phone LI 2 2I50 334 N Milwaukee Ave THE VILLAGE PRESS INC Prunhng Publlshlng EYES EXAMINED I24 Eas+ Church Sfreef Cool: and Mnlwaulree Avenues LIBERTYVILLE CompIlmen'l's of WILCOX MILL 8: CABINET CO Sash and Doors Flne Inferior Woodwork 3I6 Farsi' S+reeI' LI 2 25 LIBERTYVILLE ILL Mee+ Your Frlends THOMPSON S STORE FOR MEN Flrsf In Formal Wear PHONE LI 2 205I 502 N MI auIree A e Be 'I'he Furs? Wlfh 'Phe LaI'es+ CompInmen1's of WEA MIM af XJL. :FAYLOR FURNITURE MART M Gefun on fhe Ground FIoor GUM Imp' 'Q- Waue Up and Save' 538-40 N MILWAUKEE AVE EIBERTYVILLE ILL Iff Q36 ffeuff ,ff J J ww X Ambulance Servuce BURNETT 81 KRISTAN FUNERAL HOME 533 Nor+h Lake S+ree+ MUNDELEIN ILLINOIS CompImen+s 'F KEN BURNETT AND PETE KRISTAN CompIlmen+s of RAY AND ALLEN SMITH Shoes of S+yIe and Durabulufy Claussner Sheer Hoslery 54I Nor+h M Iwaukee A enue LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS Phone LI 2 2202 ' ai' I ' -I3 . . - . iw v. fr! I I I xl '- ll v ' A ' 3' I !1,f47f A ffv1QffII 0 LJIQA L. 'F , 9' sf -LJ, .J H9 - S... V I v I o ' lap if I E TER S ERIDAN Ll oo I B TY SA ON B c-pee 9 LIBE YVILLE ILLINOIS OL GARDE NURSER s :Nc M I X QUALITY Gas and Oll FOR LESS NANTZ OIL N I ff-yn KRUEGER MOTORS 345 NO MILWAUKEE Lb +y II 23900 SCOTTIE S RESTAURANT v GOOD FOOD ALWAYS Y P BUS Ll 2 98I3 RES Ll 2 I023 9 . ' I , 6 . h Co pli enl' of - N AR Y j -as I L F5 i' I PI IC Service ld . all I X , 1 I5 If I , x es arlc IAvenueX Liloerl' villep Illinois H an XX X I L? -I 94 X Dy oncl d IXQ In . I I- En I I I' X? 3 I xl l Complele Aulo Service 73I Mlwaulcee Ave. Libe vi e, Ill. I Deso+o - Plymou+l1 Liber+ ville, Illinois ' Sco'H Lamberf, Pro . i er vi e - I - SMALL S GARAGE TELEPHONE MU 6 9658 Roules 59A and 83 One Block NorI'I1 of I7b Ihe sma 'res+ faslw o s o o o o des gned for YOU 'roclays yo g aduI'r WAUKEGAN JENSEN FURNITURE N Malwaukee Ave and Buckley Road PHONE LIBERTYVILLE 2 I7I0 FOR FREE ESTIMATE Compllmenfs of REINBACH'S BAKERY 547 No Milwaukee Ave LI 2 4309 Lnber'I'yvlIIe Illmols Phone LI 2 2486 RAYMOND G NUTT Cemen'r Con'I'rac+or I58 Ne be ry A enue Lberiy alle III nous Woolf Dlshlbuhng Co Inc ASPHALT PRODUCTS INSULATION I00 Percenf Dealer Pol cy Your Cusfomer Cannof Buy from Us OFFICE PHONES LI 2 I9404I 42 Compllmenis of WAUKEGAN DRY GOODS CO Waukegan Illmons DR J S DAVIS Denhsl' TELEPHONE LI 2 3023 522 N Milwaukee Avenue LaberI'yvlIIe Illlnols 1 r in Ifmrrw... I , ' I I u - . .I .. ., . I wr v I v',i' D -- ,, . .l.. DR CHARLES AMES Denhsi Compllmenfs of LICHTFELD PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE LI 23326 34 N MI a kee A e Phone LI 2 2809 5 Br erdAe e Compllmenls of PAUL J DUBA Plumbing and Heahng 759 N Milwaukee Ave LI 2 670 Llberlyvnlle III CompIlmen+s of CHANDLER S INC Norfh Mllwaukee Avenue Telephone Ll 2 I992 Need A Roofer7 Call LI 2 4I I6 LOCAL ROOFING CO All Types of Roofing Leaks of All Klncls Insurance Work Wmd Damage Guaranfeed Free Eshmafes DAVE LUNDMAN Iafo h 55 cl HENRY BOYSEN JR Well Confracfor and Druller Phone Llberfyvllle 2 2559 LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS 0 2 . ' . - I IW u V I8 ain v . Lib rfyvllle -I '-- . . I I I 0 5I2 ' - - n Congrafu i ns 'ro I e ' Gra uaies . I . I Compllmenfs of PETRANEK'S DRUG STORE Drugs Pho+ographlc: Equlpmeni' 5l9 MILWAUKEE LIBERTYVILLE A 74qlvn-nude Tn Lol Yunor OUR SINCERE COMPLIMENTS Glass and Glazmg A R TRINKO 8: SONS Lnberfyvllle Ilhnols I20 Sunsei' Dr Llberfyvllle lllmous Llberiyvllle 2 8594 E L Frecleruck Your lndependeni' Jobber FUEL OILS GASOLINE ROAD OILS ROAD ASPHA S Lake S+ and S Paul Depoi' Grayslake lllmous Grayslake ENTSTPTISQ 2622 BAldwsn 3 827l AUTOGRAPHS Compllmen+s of +he Class of 55 . . ' . . LIBERTY PETROLEUM CO. ' I - ' LTS D BERNIE STUDIO I623 Sh e Ol' NAUTILUS s f BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS BETTER VALUES G00 erman Av nue Evansfon, Illinois OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER I Congra+uIa+ions +o Cla s o I955 I 55 OUR BEST WISHES WILL ALWAYS BE WITH YOU U50 FIRST STATE BANK OF LIBERTYVILLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MUNDELEIN To You of Ihe Class o I9 ' v u xx.-.Au T k gn.1'::.Q,'?11 , ' ' fi5iiYlVA..1c.-1 . ' 'f' -:g'ZWuTif::f-mn , l'lC!:1z-u,-4 1....- -uv-ra A B 1' A 5 i 1 -'- - - Q aww -, -k--. - .u