Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

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D 1 il 1-f l, N ,, , nf' -if r' L 2 f 17 A Pl KO L ff? f' tl pi f 0 i r ,ff N f AD!! fyfffli VU! 7 bfl ' - 1 ' l ' I X' ' U ,qjffl W I . ,pf v ffl Of? ,Ji I' A, Ljfl ,U 53 X5 F i L. I ' .nf . .rv jf LJ K , 'J 'fl lf! ,af ffl A af ha Mft X, My 4 1 ' , if ff mf C fi ' X UC A f V4 1 LH, E 4. V , .J I 0, M lf C i jx ,film 1 if 7 When you, who are now students of Libertyville-Fremont High School, have the opportunity to review the pictorial and written ac- count of high school 1955-56, l hope that you remember it as one of the outstanding years of your life. I trust that all you have done here will seem worthwhile, that your studies will not be regarded as for naught, that the extracurricular activities will seem to have been outstanding, and that the social events will have been enioyable. You are fortunate to have such a vivid story as your staff has depicted for you. C. ALLEN FORT Superintendent Libertyville-Fremont High School V . . 1 f issile? LL.L L-.. - X 2 . K 1: - . 1 Sw? S jg, 3 E JAMES BERKLEY M. J. BERGFALD C. ALLEN FORT We are indeed grateful to Mr. Fort, Mr. Bergfald, and Mr. Berkley for the help and guidance they have given us this past year. They have always been willing to hear our problems and try to help us solve them. The students wish to thank them for the time and effort they have put forth in guiding us through the school year. di' E ix 5 Zzvulfy Srzgyslz UNDERBRINK, MARGARET B.A., Carthage College English ARIFFE, GEORGE B.S., Temple University M.A., Northwestern University English DROPS OF INK MCGRAW, JANITH B.A., DePaul University Physical Education English Freshman Librarian JOHNSON, ANNA J. B.S. and M.A. Northwestern University Senior Class Principal English BOHNSACK, GERALD B.A., University of Iowa English Senior Class Play Junior Class Play JANES, LEOTA B.A., Westminster College M.S., University of Illinois Senior Librarian Library Club English BERGFALD, M. J. B.A., Iowa State Teachers College M.A., Northwestern Speech OSBORNE, DONALD CNot picturedj Illinois State Normal M.A., University of Illinois Mathematics and .S'aciu!,Sfz1dies , RUSSELL, EDGAR B.A. Westminster College M.A., University of Missouri Mathematics Slide Rule Club CASE, DONALD I B.S., University of Wisconsin Algebra Frosh-Soph Baseball Coach Frosh-Soph Football Coach SCHMIDT, ARTHUR B.S., Mechanical Engineering Northwestern University Physics Geometry Camera Club Blue Triangle Club ,., 4 I 1 Alma ff uw A BERGFALD, BARBARA B.A., Grinnell College Sophomore Principal Algebra American History BECHTOLD, CHARLES B.S., Knox College M.A., University of Missouri Social Studies Student Council EBERT, EUGENE B.S. Ed., Illinois State Normal University American History J.V. Football Coach Frosh-Soph Basketball Coach STORBECK, PAUL B,A., Carroll College M.S., University of Wisconsin World History 5 l gfflffglfl language Wi L AURELL, HENRIETTA ,LV Ll SOVISH, ANN B.A4, park College , ,js L ' B.A.c University of Wisconsin M.A., Northwestern University ,X Milk!! ,F-' Y I Englishh Spanish l F, ' ll' l ' rem Spanish Club t VYIL! wit French Club 1' U COFFEY, MERRY B.A., University of Chicago M.A., University of illinois Spanish Latin English COCKS, MARGARET MELOY, El-EANOR BIA-I Berea College BA., University of Michigan M.A., University of Minnesota l-allrl Freshman Class Principal English English Latin Latin Club 9046 ,Arts NELSON, NANCY B.M.E., Knox College Orchestra Chorus CHAMBERS, JOHN B. of Music, Illinois Wesleyan Band Chorus SN uriiusx 5 N S X N X x XR S N QCP 'X X X X 'Qs C x i i C N, N l , ri E Q Xi lr sl .XX XJ FBER ANGER,DONN NBA., Illinois Stale Normal University Art Art Club Y. xi ss CQX x 1 :S 1 all ' XX-. fr, .C ..i-5 X, R C X . A C A KA X QNX , X 4 M HARTMAN KATHRYN I M rx 'R MUNSON NORMA B A North Central College ' B A Concordia College M S Unlverslty of Illinois M E University of Missouri Chem'5lfY BIOIOQY If gf Senior Science Conservation Club HOOK, ANDREW B.S. Ed., Western Illinois College M.S., University of Iowa Biology Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Baseball Coach KENT NORMAN LISKA ALBERT B S and M S University of Illinois B S Ed Western llllnois General Science State Teachers College X Physiology Cf-'V Physical Education flvme Scomfmzcs and .714dusfr1al,4ris LENTZ, JOHN Med. and B.S., University of lllinois industrial Arts Assistant Football Coach KELTON, ROBERT CNot picturedD Stout Institute B.S., Bradley University Industrial Arts -qi- l9hysiml5dumfirf14 and dfmmercial Dcparfmcnfs TUNNICLIFF, ROBERT B.S. Ed., Northwestern University Varsity Football Coach Golf Coach Tennis Coach BOND, JANE B.A., M.S., University of Wisconsin Physical Education G.A.A. LAKIN, FOREST B. Ed., Northern lllinois State Teachers College Physical Education Mathematics Frosh Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach :SNES fv' 'Y' NND HIP e l - iwcfm an 76 as 5:33 l THIEL, HENRY B.S., M.S., Indiana State Teachers College Commercial Department Bookstore MURPHY, GENEVA B.S., Eastern Illinois State Teachers College M.S., Indiana State Teachers College Commercial Department Varsity Pep Club KIMBALL, HENRY B.Ed., State Teachers College, Whitewater, Wlsc M.A., University of Iowa Commercial Department Wrestling Coach Physical Education Freshman Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Guidance Kvunsclvr and Ofice Staff We, the students of Liberty- ville-Frernont High School cer- tainly appreciate all the time Mr. Underbrink has spent with us. Any time we have a .problem about college or guidance he is the first person we turn to and who inevitably helps us solve our problems. H. E. UNDERBRINK LUTTER, ELLEN School Secretary REED, RAEDITH School Secretary PERSCH KE, MARGUERITE School Secretary DOWDEN, JO ANN School Secretary Icimiisll f Lf-, ' 'I BUTLER LAKE BUILDING COOKS BRAINERD BUILDING COOKS Mrs. Mors, Mrs. Rusch, Mrs. Holland Mrs. Hoeger, Mrs. Nelson BUTLER LAKE BUILDING MAINTENANCE MEN Ar'rScl'1vvandT, Jim Sanders, I-Ielge Holmgren, Ed Mors x I 1 . , i an ' i I ix f' If uh 8 5 I R N, ,L Z s. , , V5 ., x f I . AFI Sfeele BRAINERD BUILDING MAINTENANCE MEN AugustScl'1wandT, Gust Johnson f 3' f, 1, ' fa ,swf ,U YQ ,Q My 5 , fm, ff V, ,,, ,v -ff ' igifmisiiillsifgl .M . -T ii'Q'ifT5f'E8?lP . sW au.-1 WW' ,MA susan lm Q 1 F f M , 1' f' 3 N, Q ,,l2f!3-',C772'fZ.fQ..fC'f0.,..j I , , , , W XX,Q , mMwwmNNN,WN New-nyg N 6 I a 5 5 6 5 5' I mm Elass H. ASHCRAFT T. ADAMS Pre5ident Vice Pf9Slder1f As we, the Class of '56, prepare to leave Libertyville-Fremont High School, we have many things to look back on. ln September Marsha Hagi and Mary Hinderyckx were welcomed back from a summer in Germany and Greece. We were glad to have Eckhart Welsh with us as an ex- change student from Germany. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN f-mf Anne Bergfald Philip Gerberding ' J. PROCTOR K. BURNETT Secretary Treasurer Our new felt senior responsibilities began with Homecoming. The pep rally was again a success. The frosh were made aware that they were merely freshmen by performing sa few stunts directed by the senior L Club- members. The senior girls presented, a skit portraying the football team's activities the night before Home- coming, as seen in the coach's dream. Amid a spectacular fireworks display, Queen Julie was crowned - to reign over the remainder of the Homecoming events. The Christmas Dance, Pink Heaven began the holidays successfully. The Senior Play, The Late Christopher Bean, successfully utilized the theater-in-the-round. The senior boys versus faculty basketball game helped to raise money for the March of Dimes. Our, four years here have sped, and it is with a touch of sadness, that we put on our caps and gowns and walk forward to receive our diplomas and the future. CLASS MOTTO: Onward ever, backward never. CLASS COLORS: Ice Blue and Silver. CLASS FLOWER: White Rose MARY ANN ADAMS Mary Ann . . . a friendly smile . . . sincerity . . . office work volleyball. CHRISTINE EVE ANDERSON Chris . . . wonderful as Abby . . . hopes to go to Illinois . . . likes shrimp and peanut butter. . . owns a Siberian Cheese Hound. Art Club 3 Ureasurerl 4, Band I, 2 CManagerj 3, 4, DROPS OF INK l, 2, 3, French Club 2 CSecretaryD, GAA l, 2, 3, Latin Club 4, Library Club 4 CPreSidentj, Movie Operator's Club 4, Orchestra 3, 4, The Late Christopher Bean 4. .IUDITH .ANNE ARENSDORF Judy . . . a breath of spring . . . Harry Belafonte . . . a constant cook . . . red. DROPS OF INK 4, Girls' Choir 2, You Can't Take It With You 3, Tr. from Dubuque, Iowa 2. NANCY CAROLYN AUGENSTEIN Nancy . . . good deal, Lu- cille . . . spamoni . . . Ripon College . . . chemistry teacher. Dramatics Club 4, Slide Rule Club 4, The Late Christopher Bean 4, Tr. from Lake Forest, Illinois 4. SHARI LEE BEAVIS Shari . . . a touch of sunshine . . . Colorado A8-M . . . pizza . . . western music. Art Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club I, FHA 2, GAA l, 2, 3, GAA Cabinet 3, GAA Leaders' Club 3. THOMAS GERALD ADAMS Tom ...rhythm on a sax... wants to play with Benny Good- man . . . fried chicken . . . Lake Forest College . . . Busi- ness Administration. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 4, Dramatics Club 4, Football 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, You Can't Take It With You 3, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 4, The Late Chris- topher Bean 4, Pep Band 4. MARJORIE JEAN ANNABLE Jean . . . sparkling . . . vivacity . . . hopes to go to McGill in Montreal . . f cherry pie . . . magic fingers at the piano. Art Club 3, Blue Triangle 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, DROPS OF INK I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir I,'4, Latin Club 2 CPresidentj, Orchestra I, 2, Slide Rule Club 4, Music Club I. HoLLIS EDWIN ASI-IcIzAEt Bud . . . a leader . . . rock and roll . . . future plans in- clude the service . . . short haircuts . . . fudge wnirl ice cream. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class President 4, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, L Club 4, NAUTILUS 4, Student Council 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH BAu1M Bill . . . Yo Rinny . . . Air National Guard . . . steak and french fries . . .track. Boys' Choir l, 2, 3, L Club 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. BERNICE LUCILLE BEHM Bernie . . . a happy smile . . . secretarial work . . . shrimp . . . pop tunes. DROPS OF INK 4, FHA 'l. r JOANN MARY BOUCHER Susie . . . neatness . . . sterling . . . Iowa State . . . home ec . . . lobster . . . ping-pong. Art Club I, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir l, 2, Music Club I. MARI ANNE BREEN Beets . . . likes a glass of champagne . . . laughter and sparkling humor . . . social work . . . crunch cakes . . . duck hunting. DROPS OF INK 4: Tr. from Grayslake 3. DoLoREs ANN BRACI-IER Dee . . . engaged bliss . . . you better believe it . . . plays the accordion , . . pizza. FHA 1, 2, GAA 2, 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, You Can't Take lt With You 3. WILLIAM EDWARD BRENNAN Bill . . . hotrods . . . a dry wit . . . a subtle baritone . . . a Townsman. Football 1, Boys' Choir l, 2, Townsmen l, 2. KENNETH WILLIAM BEHM Ken . . . Go, man . . . Air National Guard . . . hambur- burgers . . . California. Boys' Choir l, 2, 3. ANNE BERGFALD Anne . . . dependable . . . clever . . . a cellist . . . Bach . . Oberlin College .. . music. Blue Triangle 3 CSecretaryj, 4 CSecretarYD: Conservation Club 3, 4, DROPS OF INK l, 2, 3, 4 CEditorj, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Color Guard 2, Girls' Choir 4, Latin Club 2 CSecre- taryj, Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule Club 4, Student Council I, 2, String Ensemble l, 2, 3, String Quartet 3, 4. ti CAROL ARDITH BELLOWS Carol . . . a smile for everyone . . . Some day I will . . . likes that ivy look . . . bowling . . . chicken. GAA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 4, GAA Color Guard 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2: Or- chestra i. JUDITH LYNN BOGUE Judy, . . . melancholy . a quiet smile . . . sausage . . . interior decorating . . . a iaguar. Girls' Choir 3. PHYLLIS ELAINE BROEGE Phyllis . . . thoughtfulness . . photography . . . tennis . secretary . . . California. DROPS OF INK 3, 4, Tr. from Freeport, Illinois 3. MARJORIE MAY BROWN Margie . . . sunshine and sweet- ness . . . nursing . . . skating . . . pizza. THEODORE ALLEN BRUNSTRUM, JR. Ted . . . good things come in little packages . . . DeKalb , . . sauerkraut . . , Florida. Boys' Choir I, 2, Track I, 2. JUANITA MARIE CARTER Juanita . . . shyness with a smile . . . ambitious . . . casual clothes . . . l Believe. GAA I, Girls' Choir 4, Tr. from Cleveland, Ohio 2, Tr. from Lima, Ohio 3. BENTE RUGE CLAUSEN Ben . . . a lilting soul . . , the Continental . . . School Days . . . red cabbage . . . an international college. Art Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, DROPS OF INK I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4 CVice Presidentl, GAA -1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Choir I, 2, NAUTILUS 4, Orchestra I, You Can't Take It With You 3. ,f.:qg1y-2,41 - ,, --:tt ...N G We igsfsm ta is J tt wg 335315 5I5'If 'Y!i 3, we 533555 , , ..,,, ..,,,., ..,,.,,.,, ,Rte tsfi, -Aga, .: - -. - sf-iii? . We-R..,,f,, K A .L HKU M, Q at k,'. g . A 'i,. 3, . if ii: 22:24 1'W 5 ...,g...I..,.,,.,- . - - ,L ' Afvwf-It. AUDREY ADELE BROWN Aud . . . an inward hope . . . DeKalb . . . cheese and crack- ers . . . Clair de Lune . . . long hair . . . a born organizer. GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, Girls' Choir I, 3, 4, Social Committee I, Student Council 3 CVice Presidentj, 4 CPresidentj, Music Club I. PATRICIA JOANN BROWN Pat . . . an outward goodness . . . willing to work . . . De- Kalb . . . social worker . . . He . . . egg-foo-young . . . painting . . , the West. Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, CTreasurerD, GAA Leaders' Club 4, NAUTILUS 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. KENNETH ROBERT BURNETT Ken . , . Pravada . . . con- stant laughter . . . fun . . . hillbilly and Beethoven . say . . . the violin . . . Oberlin College . . . music. Art Club 2, 3 CVice PresidentD, Boys' Choir 3, 4, Class Treas- urer 4, Football I, L Club 4, Latin Club 4 CPresidentj, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2 CTreasurerD, You Can't Take It With You 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, String Ensemble I, 2, 3, String Quartet 3, 4. LOuIsE MARGARET CHANDLER Louise . . . devilish delight . . . tango . . . swimming . . . Don't ask me . . . Indiana. Art Club 3, 4, FHA I, 2, Girls' Choir 2, 4. WARREN Otto CLAuss Warren . . . wizard with the trombone , . . rhythm . . . raw potatoes . . . ln the Mood . . . Naval School of Music. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Movie Operators' Club I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4. BERYL GRACE CLEMETSEN Beryl . . . knitting needles . . . sewing . . . an inner smile . . . South America . . . Blue- berry Hill . . . Cornell Uni- versity . . . football spectator. DROPS OF INK 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, GAA Color Guard 3, 4, Girls' Choir I, 2, Homecoming Court 4, NAUTILUS 4, Spanish Club 2, 4, Orchestra 2, Music Club l. PHYLLIS LORRAINE Cox Phyllis . . . love of music . . . paint brush in hand . . . spa- ghetti . . . Italy , . . Lisbon Antigua. PATRICIA EILEEN DAHL Pat . . . dancing feet . . . a touch of red . . . hopes to be a stewardess . . . lavender . . . Oh, Shoot. Girls' Choir 'l, 3, Spanish Club 3. CHESTER ALLEN DECKER Al...adryhumor... Purdue . . . an engineer of the future . . . golf. Baseball 1, Basketball l, 2, Boys' Choir 'l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 4. RICHARD RYAN DEMPSEY Dick . . . carefree . . . a sly wit . . . stockbroker . . . crow hunting. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Choir 2, L Club 4, Spanish Club 2. JAMES HENRY COLBY Jim . . . his singing sax . , . ln the Mood . . . electronics school . . . Florida . . . lobster . . . fox trot. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Student Council 'l, 4, Pep' Band 4. ROBERT WAY CRIST Bob . . . quiet and easy . . . Get off my back . . . head cheese and pigs feet . , , in. dustrial engineer . . . Colorado. Band li Spanish Club 2. ROBERT FRANK DASHER Bob . . . calmness . . . a den- tist . . . hamburgers . . . hockey . . . charcoal gray . . . Canada. Boys' Choir 2, Conservation Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. ANGELINE MARIE DEGRAZIA Angie . . . a rhythm in blues . . . dark eyes . . . secretary . Yo . . . blue ALBERT ANTHONY DIETZ, JR. Al . . . cars . . . a mechanic . . . hunting . . . Great, CAROL DIANE FITZSIMONS Fitz . . . the devil in her eyes . . . co-ed . , L What do you say, kids . . . University of Wisconsin . . . peanut butter. Class President 2, DROPS OF INK 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4 CPL Secre- taryj, GAA Color Guard 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir 4, Homecoming Court 4, Latin Club 2, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2, Span- ish Club 4, String Ensemble l, 2, 3, String Quartet 4. LAWRENCE MARTIN Fov Larry . . . short and smooth . . . the bunny-hop . . . bowl- ing . . . Florida . . . Don't be bitter-reconsider. You Can't Take It With You 3. DONALD JASPER Dow Don...agoodguy... photography . . . volleyball . . . the South . . . Naval Air Reserve. Band i, 2 CManagerj 3, Bas- ketball I, 2, Boys' Choir 4, Conservation Club 3, 4, Foot- ball il. THOMAS HENRY ELFERlNG Tom . . . watching the world ge by , . .cars . . . ready to laugh . . . fried chicken . . . rock and roll. Baseball i, 2, Boys' Choir 2, Football l. ALICE FOSTER Alice . . . future realities . a hope chest . . . Jerry . . . iazz . . . criss-cross curtains. Art Club 3, Class Secretary l, GAA I, 2, 3, Homecoming Court 4, You Can't Take It With You 3. JUDITI-I LYNN FREDRICK Judy . . . a quiet goodness . . . receptionist . . . skating . . . camera bug . . . Arizona. DROPS OF INK 4, FHA 1, 2, Girls' Choir 2, 3, You Can't Take lt With You 3. CAROLYN EUNICE EDMAN Carolyn . . . pep and spirit . . . gaiety . . . brussel sprouts ...waltz . . . pink . . . Tenn. French Club 2, GAA i, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, Girls' Choir 'l, 2, NAUTILUS 4, Or- chestra i, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Music Club i, The Late Christopher Bean 4. RICHARD EARL FISCHER Dick . . . the devil in his laugh . . . strawberries . . . North- western . . . would like to play the trumpet. Baseball l, 2, Basketball i, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 4, Latin Club 3, Social Commit- tee l, 2, Track l, Wrestling 4. GRANT NICHOLAS SUZANNE MARY FREDERICK Sue . . . sincerity and sweet- ness . . . hamburgers . . . waltz . . . kittens. BARRY J. GALIGER Barry . . shooting for the stars . . . Illinois Institute of Technology . . . roast duck . . . Bob Scoby. Blue Triangle 35 Boys' Choir l, 25 Townsmen 25 Dramatics Club 45 Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 45 NAUTILUS 3, 45 Public Address Crew 2, 3, 45 Slide Rule Club 35 Student Council ly Track 25 The Late Christo- pher Bean. GANSINGER Grant . . , a deep ocean . , . a future in medicine . . . Deep Purple . . . steak. Boys' Choir 35 Latin Club 35 Tr. from Chicago 3, RONALD KENT GARDNER Ron . . . a genuine smile . . . a true sportsman . . . the mile in a minute . . . thick steak. Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Choir l, 25 Football l, 2, 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE YvoNNE GRIEP Annette . . . quiet good times . . . ice cream . . . a future home maker. FHA l, 25 Girls' Choir l, 2, 35 Graduated in January, 1956. DAVID BENJAMIN GAINES Dave . . . a friendly smile printer . . . science fiction Montana. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3. HAROLD EDWIN GALIGER Ed . . . quiet and easy Donald . . . a singular man- ner. Band l, 25 Boys' Choir 45 Foot- ball ly Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 45 Public Address Crew l, 2, 3, 45 You Can't Take It With You 3, PHILIP W. GARBERDING ...Phil...asl'Iygrin... American youth looking ahead ...a thick malt . . .a slow waltz. DROPS OF INK 2, 3, 4 CEdit0rj5 Receptionist Club 3, 45 Slide Rule Club 3 CTreasurerD5 Salu- tatorian 4. PHILIP LELAND GLATZ Phil . . . racquets and clay courts . . . California . . . subdued quietness. L Club 45 Track 25 Tennis 3, 4. JAMES WILLIAM GUSTAFSON Jim . , . All-American . . . the best . . . fried oysters . . . Dixieland . . . University of Illinois . . . a future lawyer. Baseball lg Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Choir I, 25 Class Presi- dent 15 Class Vice President 35 Football I, 2, 3, 45 L Club 2, 3, 45 Movie Operators' Club 3, 45 Social Committee I5 Span- isl-I Club 4 Ureasurer and Sec- retaryj5 Track I, 2, 3, 4. BETH MARJORIE HAOERMAN Beth . . . Love of life . . . goodness in a word . . . Flor. ence Nightingale , , , glam chowder . . . Manhattan -style . . . Minnesota. Band I, 2, Conservation Club 3, GAA I, 2, 3 CVice Presidentl 4 CPresidentD, GAA Cabinet 3, A, GAA Color Guard 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 4, Tr. from 'lAalverne, New York I. MARSHA IRENE HAGI Marsha . . . a sparkling dia- mond . . . Earth Angel . . . tennis . . . Colorado . . . hid- den ambition-to fly. I Band I, 2, DROPS OF INK 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, A CSecre- tary 3, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, GAA Color Guard 3, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Twirl- ers I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Span- ish Club 4 CVice Presidentj. NORMAN KIETH HAYES Lefty . . . nothing but the best . . . a future in business . . . milkshake . . . he sleep- walks. Baseball 4, Basketball 3, Foot- ball 4, Tr. from Lake Forest Academy 3. JUDITH LORRAINE I'IILL Judy . . . make mine fun . . . Auld Lang Syne . . . orange pop . . . University of Illinois. Art Club 3, Conservation Club 3, 4, FHA I, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir 2: NAUTILUS 4, Social Committee 2, Spanish Club 3, The Late Christopher Bean 4. RALPH WILLIAM HOCH Ralph . . . a sense of humor . . . the ranks of Uncle Sam . . .Ipeanut butter . . . rock and roll. Band I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Football I, Orchestra l, 2, Track I, 2, Tr. from Chicago 4. GERALD WILLIAM HAOERTY Jerry . . . Lightning and fire . . . football in the Rose Bowl . . . steak . . . clothes. Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4. JOHN PRESTON HAKEMIAN Preston . . . a touch of brilliance . . . math . . . chili with mus- tard . . . lightning on the key- board . . . a bright shirt. Blue Triangle 3, Boys' Choir I, 2, 3, 4, DROPS OF INK I, 2, 3, Orchestra A, Spanish Club 2 CPresidentD, Student Council 2, 3 CTreasurerD 4, YOu Can't Take It With YOu 3, Golf 3. ROBERT LYNVILLE HENRY Bob . . . trampoline artist . . iitterbug . . . vegetables . . nice to know . . . Arizona . . a lawyer. Baseball A, Football 3, 4, L Club 4, Slide Rule Club 3, Track 3, Tr. from Jackson, Mich- igan 3. MARY LEE HELEN HINDERYCKX Mary . . . grace with a smile . . . I want music . . . fencing . . Te1rOta . . . a nurse . . . french fries. Art Club 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President I, Dramatics Club I, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Color Guard 2, GAA Leaders' Club 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, Orchestra I, Social Committee I, Spanish Club 3, 4, You Can't Take lt With You 3, Student Council- I, 4 CVice PresidentD. The Late Christopher Bean 4. ROBERT LUECK HOYLE Bob . . . earnest . . . thoughtful . . . aviation electronics . . . a slow waltz. Blue Triangle 2, 3, French Club 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Slide Rule Club 2, Grad. Jan., 1956. NANNETTE MARIE KALCK Nan . . . cherry sodas . . parties . . . candid photos . . dances and iuke boxes . . . nurses. Art Club 4, Band 'l, DROPS OF INK 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 4, Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, You Can't Take lt With You 3. RICHARD GLENN KLOPSCH Dick . . . tomorrow's engineer ...grampa...steak... Dixieland . . . bowling . . . would like to live in the Rocky Mountains. . Blue Triangle A, Boys' Choir 3, 4, DROPS OF lNK 3, Latin Club 2, Movie Operators' Club 4, Public Address Crew 2, 3, Slide Rule Club 3, You Can't Take It With You 3. WILLIAM CARL KAYSER Bill . . . successfully hitchhiked to California . . . a future com- mercial artist . . . ian , , , iunting . . . cars. Tr. from Chicago 3. ROBERT ANDREW KRAMER Bob . . . a manner all his own . . . a salesman . . . a pizza all to himself . . . Michigan. Movie Operators' Club 2 CSec- retaryD, Tr. from Chicago 4, Graduated in January, 1956. DAVE W. JOHNSON Dave . . . stockcars and racing . . . the Indianapolis speedway . . . future plans include the Service . . . steak . . . Florida. Football 1. KEVIN ARNOLD JOHNSON Kevin . . . seeing double . , . a sailor . . . waltz . . . that's for sure . . . Mexico. Football 2, 3, Tr. from Chi- cago 2. GILMAN JOHNSON Gil . . . flashbulbs and camera . . . photography . . . golf . . . Florida . , . college. Band l, 2, DROPS OF INK 4, NAUTILUS 4, Orch. 2, Spanish Club 3, Tr. from Chicago 3. ELIN MUNK JOSEPHSEN Elin . . . unforgettable mo- ments . . . a bit of Denmark . . . pizza . . . water skiing. Art Club 3, Band l, Drarnatics Club 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, Girls' Choir l, Spanish Club 2, You Can't Take lt With You 3. EMILY IRENE KUNKE Emily . . . so much to do... a nurse . . . pineapples and ice cream . . . pop tunes . . . travel-travel-travel. Band 'l, DROPS OF INK l, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, Latin Club 2, Li- brary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, NAUTI- Lus 3, 4 CEditorj. LYNDA LEE LAMBRECHT Lynda . . . sunlight after a storm . . , Duke University . . Pizza . . . Pennsylvania, Dramatics Club 1, DROPS OF INK 2, French Club 2 CVice Presidentj, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, GAA Lead- ers' Club 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Orchestra T, Spanish Club 4, Student Council 3. JUDITI-I LOUISE LARSON Judi . . . I want to dance . . . choreography . . . pork chops and apple sauce . . . tangos and iitterbug. Art Club 2, 4, FHA I, French Club 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Choir 2, You Can't Take It With You 3. DAVID KENT LEE Dave . . . a ranch . . . horses . . . forestry . . . steak and french fries . . . fancy shirts. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, L Club 4, Track 1. PATRICIA CLAUDETTE MEHUS Pat . . . a carnival . . . cotton candy . . . college . . . pizza . . . the West. Girls' Choir T, 2, Spanish Club 3 CSecretarYD: Student Coun- cil l. JOHN SOWLER LAI-IR John . . , a quiet stream . . . camping and hunting . . . guns . . . Colorado A8-M to maior in Forestry. Boys' Choir 2, L Club 3, 4 CPresidentj, Spanish Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE LANCASTER Larry , . . something new . . . coffee and cake . . . rhythm and blues . . . Purdue . . . a civil engineer. Tr. from Denver, Colorado 4. CAROLE SUE LAYCOCK Carole . . . goodness in a word . . . sweetness and sin- cerity . . . pizza . . . a iob in an office. Dramatics Club l, FHA l, 2, GAA 1, 2, Library Club 3, Twirlers l, Receptionist Club 3, 4. SHARON LEE MCNUTT Sharon . . . springtime . . . an ocean breeze . . . a dancing instructor . . . eggs and mustard . . . instrumentals . . . Wiscon- sin. Girls' Choir l, Library Club l, MEYER and snowflakes and good times of Colorado and golf. Clu 4, !Cb4, l ' L Club 4, r. from Mil- PATRICIA ANN CATHERINE MICKLEY Pat . . . a sunset.. .one lifetime is not enough . . . a nurse . . . coffee . . . I Be- lieve. Art Club 1, Dramatics Club 2, Girls' Choir I, 2, Tr. from Chi- cago 3. MARTIN JOSEPH MORAN Bud - . . an autumn woods . . . a hidden lake . . . hunting and fishing . . . turkey . . . ballads. Football 2, Tr. from Chicago l. ROMEO EDWARD MURA Rome . . . sports . . . a grin . . . a ioke . . . Aeronautical engineer . . . french fried shrimp . . . Florida . . . would like to fly a glider. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Choir 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4. DAVID MACDONALD NEIL Dave . . . give me a set of drums . . . rhythm . . . mambo . . . red hot peppers . . . DeKalb . . . music. Band 4, Football 4, L Club l, Orchestra 4, Pep Club l, Track l, Swim Team 2, 3, Wrestling 4, Tr. from Chicago 3. DENNIS JOSEPH O'CONNELL Denny . . . a warm friendliness . . . St. Norberts College . . . iazz . . . hunting . . . Wiscon- sin. Basketball 2, Latin Club 2, Slide Rule Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Tr. from DePere, Wisconsin 2. Ji iii-Ei Safe Sei-BM5 T st 4 ,xi Q Y Ni- -YE - 'Es1':g1:::':. x --.X ,.,a.. ., ..,,. .J ..., .. . . . L kgs.:we-.,.g,?.g,gL,,,g,,,7,5.6, , I . ,G :.,s1.w.g l - ff sk 'sssrl .az f' T f 2 wa as RODNEY PAUL MILLER Cobb . . . all sports . . . Illi- nois State Normal University . . . a future coach . . . blue- berry pie . . . would like to go big-game hunting in Africa. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Choir l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4. GLENDOLA MoYE Glen . . . a red Ford . . . pink gym shoes . . . mischief and fun . . . pizza . . . pop tunes. Band l, 2, 3, GAA'l, 2, 3, NAUTILUS 4, Spanish Club 2, You Can't Take It With You 3. GERALD MICHAEL MURPHY Jerry . . . pots and pans . . . aviation . . . creamed pickles . . . a nice guy to know. Baseball l, Basketball l, Foot- ball I, Wrestling 4, Tr. from Chicago 2. JoAN KAYE NOLTE Joan . . . a smile for all . . . Illinois State Normal University . . . education . . . spaghetti . . . Mexico . . . would like to fly a plane. Conservation Club 3, Girls' Choir 'l, Library Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Movie Operators' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 4. MARY CATHERINE ONLEY Cathy . . . goal posts and foot- ball games . . . burning leaves . . . a private secretary . . . hot fudge sundaes . . . Florida. GAA i, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, Girls' Choir I, 2, Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, NAUTl- LUS 4, Orchestra T, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. RONALD EDWARD QUENTIN Ron . . . Dynamite and steel . . . agriculture at the Univer- sity of Illinois . . . fox trots . . . salads. Baseball I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Blue Triangle 4, Conservation Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, Wres- tling 4. JOAN CAROL ROGGE Joan . , . a picnic . . . an open 'fire . . . marshmallows . . . horseshows . . . ice cream . . . Florida. Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. PATRICIA ANN REILLY Pat . . . determination . . . flying fingers on a keyboard . , .swimming . . . pizza . . . Dixieland. Art Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, Girls' Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Music Club l. DENNIS A. ROHLINGER Dennis . . . a smile of self- confidence . . . cars . . . At any rate. Dramatics Club 2, You Can't Take It With You 3. DOLORES MARIA ELENA PATINO Lola . . . a spring prom . . . orchids . . . a song . . . Mexico City College . . . a major in languages . . . ice cream with smoked fish . . . fencing. Art Club I, Class Secretary 3, DROPS OF INK 'I, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, GAA Leaders' Club 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Homecom- ing Court 4, Spanish Club 2 CVice Presidentj, 4 CPresidentj. JULIE CLAIRE PROCTOR Julie . . . springtime and roy- alty . . . sweetness and laugh- ter . . . Taxi, anyone? Class Secretary 3, 4, DROPS OF INK 2, French Club 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 4, Girls' Choir I, Homecoming Queen 4, Orchestra I, 2, Stu- dent Council I, 2, Music Club I, String Ensemble I, 2. SANDRA LEE PROCHNOW Sandy . . . water skiing and suntans . . . iitterbug . . . the South . . . dogs. EDWARD BOYD PROMMERSBERGER Ed . . . you only live once . . . a good time . . . cheeseburgers Bill Haley's music . . . cars . . . Wisconsin. Tr. from Franklin Park, Chi- cago 4. ALEX H. RUECK Al . . . a helping hand . . . dependable . . . a navigator in the Air Force . . . a 5 pound steak . . . colorado. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Conservation Club 3, 4, Movie Operators' Club 1, 2, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Public Address Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, You Can't Take It With You 3, Track 2, 3. MARGARET ANNE SCHEFFNER Margie . . . say it with a song . . . a dream-singing in Fred Warings chorus . . . apple pie . . . musical comedy. Conservation Club 3, 4 CPresi- dentj, Dramatics Club 1, French Club 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 4. COLETTA MARIE SCHRAMM Coletta . . . never alone . . daisies . . . Ripon College . . . hamburgers . . . hillbilly songs . . . likes stock car races. Art Club 2, 3, DROPS OF INK 3, 4, FHA I, NAUTILUS 4, Slide Rule Club 3 CSecretaryj, Span- ish Club 2. LAUREL JUDITH SCHWANDT Laurel . . . quiet walks . . . memories . . . the perfect sec- retary . . . pizza . . . collects china dogs. Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL LEE JOHN SHARK Mike . . . dragracing and cus- tomizing a car . . . the Navy . . . fillet migon . . . tennis . . . Maine. Art Club 4, Movie Operators' Club 4, Track 1, Wrestling 4. RICHARD JAMES RUSSELL Dick . . . would like to be on that first rocket to outer space . . . science fiction . . . target shooting . . . crow hunting . . . skin diving. Blue Triangle 3, 4, Conservation Club 3, Latin Club 2, Student Council 4, Tr. from Park Ridge, Illinois 1. DARLENE ANN SCHMITT Darlene . . . a snow-capped mountain . . . a hidden valley . . . secretarial work . . . spin- ach and garlic . . . horseback riding. Art Club 1, Conservation Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Librray Club 3, 4, Girls' Sex- tet 4. ROBERT G. SCHULTZ Bob . . . a self-reliance . . . electronical engineer . . . shrimp . . . swimming . . . Utah. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 3, 4 CPresidentD, Movie Oper- ators' Club 4, NAUTILUS 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. BERNARD ALEXANDER SESRO Bernard . . . a fishing rod and a trout stream , . . steak . . . hynting. Tr. from Chicago 3, Graduated in January, 1956. ll RAYMOND SHEBESTA Ray . . . the devil in a word . . . a flying man . . . meat loaf . . . hockey. Movie Operators' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL PETER SPERA Paul . . . hotrods . . . the South . . . a thick steak . . . the Army . , . would like to box. Baseball l, 2, Football l. HELEN JEANENE SPORNEY Helen . . . a home of her own . , . hospitality . . . ravioli . . . California. Tr. from Chicago 3, Graduated in January, 1956. DoNovAN NEWELL STEVENS Don . . . model railroads . . . tall . . . a future automobile dealer . . . chocolate malt . . . semi-classical . . . swimming . . . collects guns. Baseball 1, 4, Boys' Choir I, 2, 4, Conservation Club 3 CVice Presidentj A CTreasurerD, Foot' ball 1, 2, Track 3. JANET KAYE STOTHFANG Janet . . . moonlight and roses . . . University of Wisconsin . . . potato chips . . . Siamese kittens. Blue Triangle 3, 4, French Club 2, Girls' Choir I, Orchestra 1, 2, Receptionists Club 3. WZ, JANET LOUISE TENNYSO Jan . . . memories are may, from this . . . Summertime . . . University of Illinois . . . education . . . lobster . . . tango. FHA l, 2 CTreasurerD, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir 2, Spanish Club 2. ARLINE BARBARA SPORNEY Arline . . . spring's first violets . . . DeKalb College . . . a kin- dergarten teacher . . . arti- chokes . . . California. Tr. from Chicago 3. JUDITH MARIE STARK Judy ...so nice to know. .. DeKalb College . . . education green olives . . . ragtime . . . Wisconsin. Class Secretary 2, FHA l, GAA l, 2. GEOFFREY STEVENSON Jeff . . . an imp of mischief . . . Ohio State . . . an engi- gineer of tomorrow . . . the wild West. Baseball 3, A, Blue Triangle 3, 4 Ureasurerj, Latin Club 2. YVONNE ELIZABETH STROESSLER Evie . . . wonderful . . . wil- lowy . . . living each moment . . . Iowa State . . . textiles or home ec . . . hamburgers . . . Colorado. GAA l, 2, 3 CPt. becretaryj 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, GAA Color Guard 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir 2, Latin Club 2: Orchestra 1, 2, Music Club l. ROBERT HARRY THORSON Bob . . . a stormy sea . . . the Air Force . . , Italian spaghetti . . . vocal groups . . . baseball . . . Wisconsin. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Boys' Choir I, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 4, Track 1. f FRANCIS HAROLD TULLEY Fran . . . quiet and shy . . . St. Louis University . . . chicken and dumplings . . . rock and roll . . . California. Latin Club 3. ROBERT WILLIAM VANLANDuvr Bob . . . a gun and hunting season . . . the Army . . . bar- becues . . . football . . . Colo- rado. Basketball lg Boys' Choir '25 Football 1, 2, 4, L Club 4: Social Committee l, 2. ROBERT STANLEY UMBDENSTOCK Stan , . . great to know . . . a quick grin . . . ice cream . . . Western music . . . horse- back riding . . . the West. EDITH JENNIE VLINK Edith . . . a friend and smile . . . a secretary . . . thick malt . . . show tunes . . . Colorado. Conservation Club 3, 4 CSecre- taryj, FHA 'lp Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, Music Club 1. RALPH DAVID TIMAN Ralph . , . to live on an island . . . easy going . . . reliable . . . work is automotive anc' industrial resarch . . . sauer- kraut and ribs . . . fishing. Tr. from Ironwood, Michigan 4. THOMAS LEE TRAVELSTEAD Trav . . . not soon forgotten . . . devilish . . . fried chicken . . . rhythm and blues . . . hunting. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Bays' Choir I, 2, Class Treasurer .lf Class Vice President 2, Class President 37 Football l, 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 35 Track I, 2. RITA KAY TINKLE Rita . . . a Canadian woods . . . serenity . . . Northwestern to major in music . . . swiss steak . . . the organ. Band 4, Blue Triangle 3, 4 CVice Presidentj, GAA lg Girls' Choir I, 2, 31 Latin Club 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, String Ensemble l, 2, 3. DONNA MAUREEN TRIPP Tripper . . . laughing eyes . . a sleighride . . . nursing . . skating . . . New York graham cracker pie. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4 CSecretaryj, Tr. from Chicago 2. SHIRLEY ANN VOHASEK Shirley . , . a promise . . . candlelight . . . a receptionist polkas . . . swimming and horseback riding . . . would like to travel to Germany. An Club 2, 3, FHA I, GAA I, 2, 3, GAA Color Guard 2, Sos cial Committee l, 2. RUTH MARIE VONDRACEK Ruth . . . a friendly shyness . . . stuffed animals . . . ham- burgers . . . pop tunes . . . sewing . . . California. DROPS OF INK 3, 4, FHA l, GAA l, 2, 3. FRANK LEO WELLwERTs Frank . . . an athlete . . . a bat and mit . . . would like to play professional baseball . . . prune and apricot pie . . . ragtime piano. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football T, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4 CVice Presi- clentj, Latin Club 3, Student Council l, 2, Track l. DIANE MYLA WERNER Diane . . . toboggans and hot chocolate . . . University of Illinois . . . education . . . pickles and chocolate cokes. Art Club 3, 4, French Club 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet A, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Receptionists Club 3. JOSEPH ANDREW YARC Joe . . . friendliness is his password . . . cherry pie a la mode . . . polkas . . . hockey . . . collects stamps. Boys' Choir 2, 3, Conservation Club 4, NAUTlLUS 4. TN.-...M f ELROY W. VOLBERDING Elroy . . . test tubes and ele- ments . . . Northwestern to maior in chemistry . . , semi- classical , . . Tishing . . . Florida . . . would like to blow a bugle. Conservation Club 3, Latin Club 3 CTreasurerD, Student Council 3, 4. CHARLES THORNTON WALBRIDGE Chuck . . . spotlights and grease paint . . . green apples , . . calypso . . . Cuba. Art Club 3, Conservation Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Spanish Club 2, You Can't Take lt With You 3, The Late Chris- topher Bean 4, ECKHARDT 'ROBERT WELSCH Eckhardt . . . someone to re- member . . . welcoming . . . Strauss waltzes . . . the diplo- matic service is included in the future . . . skiing and moun- tain climbing. I French Club 4, American Field Service Exchange Student from Frankfurt, Germany 4. ROBERT TODD WILLIAMS Todd . . . a bit of the South ...cornpone...iudo... the Golden Gloves . . . Does a cat have a tail? Band 1, 2, Baseball 2, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Conservation Club l, 2, Dramatics Club 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club lf 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Post Graduate Tr. from Versailles, Kentucky. 31. 1 Qu '. -1 1 4. ...A I V' 4 1 I w ' I Y - 5 - X - F WWWWTWN W11 f' lllllll' ,..- 1' 4 ,jf .- :j- df S if B K- .X 1 X Ss Q .. ,iff ffvwhuw A Q fs g. N X N fxe' 'b H sae - W X man n A XA x :Da rkme' lZ .rf :kv ik , JN Si, ff :E-Qs. 5 MMM ex ,WW 5 x X NA giwm.l ssi Q . -x 3? We JFQM W Aafggv qw. A f' . Q f 'lil ki NN , J, W ,.W gk K km W N. in -W Q mf' Awe '-v-1-ngw fs- K fswssww ,71114 271' dass D. BELZER B. WHITMORE J. LEHMANN J. HORNER Treasurer President The iuniors have really had a busy year! They first started out by getting ready for homecoming with a float, but after going to all the work of making it, they found they didn't have a hitch to pull it so the iuniors lost out on our homecoming parade. The big month of November was spent work- ing on the production of the Junior Play, Dirty Work at the Crossroads, a melodrama put on stupendously. February 4, the iuniors did it again by giving their traditional dance which turned out quite successfully. By the time spring rolled around the juniors were getting ready for the biggest event of the year, the Junior Prom. That night of May 19 turned out to be a perfect prom for everyone. Much time was taken for preparation for col- lege and future careers. The iuniors also spent time getting ready for their senior year. 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CLASS COLORS: Pink and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Gardenia During the first few weeks of school, the sophomores got used to the Butler Building and were busy getting acquainted with the upperclassmen. They partici- pated in the Homecoming events by entering a float in the parade. On Nov. 5, they sponsored the first school dance, Autumn Leaves. They chose class officers and student council representatives. Preparation again was made for the annual Soph- Frosh dance. This was a year of fun and work and the sophomores are looking forward to finding what being upperclassmen will be like. NX SOPHOMORE GIRLS A First row: Fisher, Adams Fahling, Chabowski, Felgar Bussone. Second row: M. L Fredrick, P. Fredrick, Crist Arena, Enk, B. Bisdorf, Cur ry, Buxton. Third row: Bowman, Anzelmo, DeRose Curnutt, Day, Dorroh, Dis ney. Fourth row: Edgren Cougher, Augenstein, Alex ander, Engelbrecht, Faith Agnew, Buski. SOPHOMORE GIRLS B First row: McConnell, Krauth, l. Jarrett, E. Jarrett, Hayes, P. Johnston, Gaw. Second row: Montonara, Hill, Garberding, Hinks, Hansen, Fuller, Gleason, J. Johnson. Third row: Kop- pitz, Gordon, B. Johnson, Greenlee, Gaura, Horak, L. Johnston, P. Marsch. Fourth row: Greely, Lightbody, Kane, McRae, Martin, Ju- rica, Halloran, Gray. SOPHOMORE GIRLS C First row. Neel, Salgado, C. Raymond, K. Raymond, Ransom, O'Donnell, E. Schroeder. Second row: Quentin, L. Rocha, M. Rocha, Parker, Perme, No- vander, Pflug, Mosher. Third row: Moran, Schmid, Rusch, Robinson, Rodak, Obenauf, Mura. Fourth row: Nosbaum, Ryan, Pottruft, Radloff, Quint. SOPHOMORE GIRLS D First row: Winje, Simmons, Yore, Thorson, Wohgle- muth, Sesko, Sutton. Sec- ond row: S. Schroeder, Werner, Wright, Uhrich, Taflinger. A. Walbridge, Veach. Third row: Wade, R. Walbridge, Simonis, Stephen, Walsh, Schultz. SOPHOMORE BOYS A First row: Dalton, Ambrose Cavalier, DeRouse, E. Brown, Bracher, Biehl, Col- lins. Second row: Craig Dahl, R. Dorfler, F. Dorfler, Catanzaro, Critz, Durang Shaw. Third row: Cates Church, Clarke, Bernard, Capers, Beauvais, Childs, Fourth row: Clark, Brick. 1 I 1 1 SOPHOMORE BOYS B First row: Frayer, Hanson, Grant, Forby, Farina, Her- riges, Gleisner. Second row: T. Forster, Hart, D. Geary, Herzing, Evans, Foote, Fitz Simons. Third row: Grimes, Hawk, Ewold, Gaura, Ely, Geary. Fourth row: Hill, Hepner, Fredens- borg, Grosse, Gaddis, Hes- bol. SOPHOMORE BOYS C First row: LaRose, P. John- son, Lakin, Karneboge, Kick, Lichtfeld, Knox. Sec- ond row: Jones, Martens, Mason, Lash, Langston, Ku- blank, Kruckenberg. Third row: Lepine, Luczak, Kee- gan, Meade, Kerbs, Horn, Mayfield. Fourth row: Jed- licka, E. Johnson, Kraft. SOPHOMORE BOYS D First row: Porras, O'Keene, Rozhon, Pollack, Rousch, Pastella, Rollins. Second row: Myslack, gione, Sayers, Rueck, awyer, Ruud, Olsen. Third row: Prochnow, Peroutka, Wood, Ochsner, Mentzer, Riedel, Reidel. Fourth row: H. Schmidt, Newton, Peshak. SOPHOMORE BOYS E First row: R. Schmidt, Tre- walla, D. Snow, L. Schmitt, Y p m a, Westergaard, Schwerman. Second row: Wrench, Thomson, Smith, Sumerski, Wright, Yarc, Waldsmith. Third row: Spellman, P. Snow, Turner, Schwandt, Storlie, Temple- ton, Van Haecke. Fourth row: Sitz, Watts, Smithson, Tekampe. I.. ,.... ,,,,,.,,...-4 ..., - 7 q....,........a.., 'q:. , 5 is . 'Q 'Y x N KL ff X i' ' NS'f Mi L Wigan , ff:-J fi I S 5149.9 ' 'EE . A , Q A yrs X x : ta 1512! 'Ga xv sg sig: .-f-. ,V Mgr: A, ws .K 'W is R3 W ,.,,,,,.. . ?resl11r1a14 Elass fu Ar. N!! Aa M5 H 1, 153 QQ: vmaihi as bl ASQ, 53 42 A-are ttf A is Jr:---Q DICK SWANSON BECKY JORDAN BILL KLOPSCH JOAN RASMUSSEN Treasurer Vice President President Secretary CLASS MOTTO: Better citizenship through greater knowledge. CLASS COLORS: Forest green and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Pink Camellia The frosh started off the year by getting used to high school life. After they became better acquainted with the members of their class, they elected officers and Student Council representatives. They also planned their three-year high school programs. On the eve of Homecoming, the frosh were properly admitted to the football field and we are sure their knees hurt because they crawled to the field from the Brainerd Building. After this, the frosh still came through and entered a float in the Homecoming Parade. The freshmen ioined the sophomores in their annual Frosh-Soph Square Dance which was held in March. They also sponsored the last dance of the year which was held on April 28. First row: Chandler, Devereaux, J. Becker, Croonborg, Ebert, A. Bracher, Boehm, Andrews, L. Andersen. Second row: Benney, Dalman, B. Becker, Dahm, Fain, Cullen, Fleming, Elfering, Beyerstedi. Third row: Bach, D. Brunstrum, Brannon, Copeland, B. Bernard, Capouch, J. Daly, de Haan. i' First row: B. Gordon, Gahart, R, Lancaster, Kruckenberg, S, Hieber, Gabrys, C. Jacobs, B. Jordon, Grosch. Second row: M. Gray, Gansinger, L. Hinks, Hemrnes, Lanigan, J. Galiger, Lesinski, B. Hager- man, K. Forster, H. Klas. Third row. Hanlet, Kossler, Johnson, Hanlon, Forney, Harris, Lande, Homolka, Hansen, First row: Lindroth, Mateia, Raider, Pooley, S. Morris, Perry, Piekarski, Mackey, Mirabella. Second row: Locashio, Miland, Miller, Matson, Miceli, C. Parker, N. Morris, Mershon, S. Olson, Niewerth. Third row: J. ason, J. Myers, Lloyd, Novvici, Maver, Otis, Mooney, K. Michel, Nord, Nystrom. 5 S SK is 'XY was--v First row: C. Shark, Stenlund, B. Tipps, S. Thompson, S. Smith, Stanton, Sibley, J. Titus, C, Tareszka. Second row: J. Rumkus, B. Rogers, Steinmetz, C. Thies, Simmons, D. Rogers, Steffan, R. Sell, Schoene born, Sladek. Third row: D. Wahl, Valkanet, J. Rasmussen, Taylor, Stratton, Wrench, J. Rasmussen, Shebesta, R. Warren, Werkman, Tovvner. -m 6. iggggzzizsspgq' First row: Buttemiller, Bibby, Bilsborrow, D. Adams, Baum, Coull. Second row: Chamberlain, Bacon, Bellows, Carter, Bockhaut, Albrecht, Adams, Claire. Third row: Carroway, Buchanan, Carson, Burnett, Bresley, Castricone, Atwood. First row: S. Enyart, Fox, Dahm, Denzel, + we K. H ns 01 -'jfs' Heiser, Faulkner, Gaffney, Gerner, Hekner, Donato Dozier, Ewald, Everson, Heramb, Hill. Third row: Hatch, Davison, Dickey, Frank. 4 ,, L' Aw Gurtowski. Second row: t,'li: Dortler, 4,35 B. Hale, Hanner,-jDela'hanty, Vahrn I ' ' s Q A . . rf .. 4, X C ,. ,..,,W ' A I r-.' j K3 'iff saw-w... First row: Lynch, V. Johnson, Lunde, Luttler, Knigge, Hohlfelder, Lantz. Second row: Holmes, Lewis, Lund, Josephsen, Klopsch, Holger, Hill, Marsicek. Third row: Makela, Linn, Landree, Kahl, Kublank, Lenz, D. John- son, Jewell. up-N Q' 3 new First row: Peterson, McKenye, Mayher, Pflug, R. Meyers, Paradise, Nelson. Second row: Pfannenstle, Pacholke, H. Metz, Personius, Peden, Mecrary, Parson, Priebe. Third row: Ross, Quirke, D. Owens, Mecallum, Okon, Melendy, Mickley. First row: Trenner, Scholl, Walton, Schraner, Sroanson, Sodt, Tanascu, Zambo. Second row: M. Smith, Ser- shon, Walkington, Schultheiss, Sanders, Russell, Sutter, Russell, Vaughn. Third row: Timan, Trendler, Schroeder, Swanson, Simmons, B. Schwerman, B, Sutton, Weston, Snyder. , h x if QR rs . N Q? 5' 5 K A Q Q as W3 .ww ,df x f' ,H Q '-1L f Y 'Q-H -:':,. T Fw-F M , - 1' .fgifh-., in V L .vi A+ , if- A .f eiasffiii ' f 3 W bw V N L -ag W ,, Q' F if - ' 1 ,M LV, iw V gi, m My V . , N, .W mifiglwf ,'.. - H - ,W ...N V 'L 'V 5: ' T k . . ' wk WR? Vi 1 , ,gffif 'L A Lfjefzff? ff? 1 ' 'A :H ' ,. W:-,,.,g: S I ng -YN f 3:2fTE:f :iff 1 -w ' if iv MN 'fm ,W J Y g W -'1,.,, Q A S 4 Xxx .b 3.jfl, q: Jgx ug '55 'Y'- K g XXX-PLINL X, I .fy ul x 1 15 , 3 21 gg K-nf I . , LHVXH rl . A -1-Skdfswx, 4' ,e 32, f, 'S Q . 5 F 1 ' 'LLLg 5 A x . . , My Q A Q? X ,, Q--f , ..,k. .. .iifiaiflduz X 3 i, , V 13 ,, L, A R L. . Q4 .. bmw., , V . 4 A ,, M, we-nk M, KL- H ,W ,wiv Q N Vu ,f ffw' X xg xii D. PINNEY ff. C. ONLEY L. KICK B. BROWN C. EDMAN J. MURA B. ARENA YEA RAH WILDCATS!! M. FREDRICK P. BROWN Jlflajareffes and Pep l6'u d f .QQ , Q ' ,.,.1,.,1 i. i, 39 Z. 1 5 W W' Z Q ,, - ff ' ' i f-.. 1-M A,..: .lgz . i i , L i?L . g oonn f j ,,.. 4 . K K , .,,L.. .,.. ,,x,,:- .,,, ,, . .fsfi--L -- 2: -: f.-in 1 i 1 1 Q -if - ' . ' E nn... First row: Adams, Gaines, Hiratsuka, Phalg, Gansinger, Hapke. Second row: Colby, Grema Okubo Sodt Denzel, Mariin, Third row: Lurter, Neil, Simmons, Clauss, White, mm..-..m..................,..A J. Ebert lsted Mr. B. Baum, T. Trave K. Burnett, G. Hagerty B. Thorson, R. Mura B. Henry, D. Neil Wellwerts, R. Dempsey Miller . h L Lutter, T. Glatz, B. Van Aken h , C. Jarrett, N. Wood F. R. Gardner, R. H. Jarrett, P. Glatz, S. Churc , . Gustafson, R. Flary, H. Ashcraft, J. La r First row: B. Brown, O'DonneIl, Lindgren, A. Brown, Hindercykx, Tripp, Lancaster, Foreman. Second row: Gray, Disney, Walbridge, Kiene, Colby, Kublank, Van Haecke, FitzSimons, Clark, Linn, Preibe, Schultheiss, Heiser, Buttemiller, Mooney, Wrench, Stevens, Robinson. Third row: Whitmore, Oschner, Cromie, Ashcraft, Hakemian. ,Cibrary 61116 First row: McCracken, Neel, Erickson, Dickey, Gaw, Scheffner, Schmitt, Stephens, B. Behm, Pinney, M Andrews. Second row: Anderson, Halloran, Engelbrecht, Day, Radloft, Edgren, A. Walbridge, Yore, Paradise, White, Okubo. Third row: Nolte, Mosher, Anzelmo, Kunke, Gordon, Gaura, Dorroh, Sutton, R, Walbridge, Urban, Olsen, Gray, Disney, Hoffmeier. Cfanscrvatian 611111 First row: Befgfald, Phalg, Moscherosch, Schwemm, Schmidt, Sheffner, Vlink, P. Brown, Hill. Second row: MacFariand, Fairbairn, Stevens, Jacobsen, Kane, Dow, Crawford, Olsen. Third row: C. Walbridge, Yarc, Southorn, Quentin, Dasher, Busch, D. Stevens, Hamer. keccptiauist 61116 Augenstein, Garberding, Mooney, Fairbairn, C, Laycock. Spanish gfllb First row: Schmidt, Knox, Westgaard, Grant, Schmidt, Frayer, Henderson, Traynor, Reidel, Hill. Second row: Clemetsen, Felgar, Cavalier, Nolte, Hagi, Patino, Rusch, Gustafson, Yore, Bird, Foot, Lee. Third row: McNutt, L. Rocha, M. Rocha, C. Fitz Simmons, Meyer, Buxton, Fisher, Marsch, Hernandez, Gaura, Uhrich, Robinson, E. Smith, Stevens, E. Fitz Simons, Crisp, Spellman, Mooney. Fourth row: Wade, Nausbaum, Me- Iendy, J. Stephens, Podbielski, Halloran, J. Schwemm, Lambrecht, Hagerman, Maguire, Bernard, Hindercykx, Lahr, Sitz, O'Connell. Katia 611111 First row: Perme, Englebrecht, Greely, Adams, Cougher, Bisdorf, Schroeder, Edgren, Dorrah. Second row: Ruud, Anderson, Winie, Day, Martin, Gray, Disney, Mackey, Sutton, DeRousse. Third row: Sawyer, Sayers, Herzing, Grosse, Burnett, Gates, Johnson, Ely, Clark, Bailey, Mason. First row: O'Donnell, Jurica, Clausen, Olsen, Radloff, A. Walbridge, Gaw. Second row: Parker, Scheffner, Veach, R. Walbridge, Ryan, Johnston, P. Brown, Neel. Third row: Durang, Peshak, Hesbol, Snow, Lakin. First row: Finney, Werner, Hernandez, Anzelmo. Second row: Larson, Jacobsen, Kalck, Anderson, B Brown, Chandler. Third row: McKinney, Busch, Stevens, Davidovic, Reilley, Bracey, Foissotte, Erickson ll 6 r I a I4 9 I c First row: Bergfald, Urban, Tinkle, Annable, Dickey, Macarthy. Second row: Stothfang, Snow, Schultz, Southorn, Whitmore, Stevens, Crawford, Third row: Klopsch, L. Lutter, Ypma, Rueck, Quentin. ll First row: Bergfald, Urban, Stothfang, Tinkle, Annable, Dickey, Macarthy. Second row: Galiger, L. Lutter, Schultz, E. Galiger, Southorn, Whitmore, Crawford. First row: Anderson, Urban, Anzelmo, Nolte, Kalck, Onley, White, Martin, Bracey, Augenstein. Second row: Roush, Klopsch, Lindgren, Cromie, B. Galiger, Bergfald, Anderson, Turner, Johnson, Gyger, G. Forby. Third row: Rueck, R. Shebesta, Isaacson, E. Galiger, Mickley, Newton, Schultz, Southorn, Olsen, Ypma. First row: Schwemm, Gyger, Rollins, Knox, Kane, Olsen, Bernard. Second row: Schmidt, Kublank, Ypma, Grenia, Ruud, Stevens, Uhrich. Third row: Galiger, E. Fitz Simons, Ely, Capers, Peshak, Mason. First row: Murphy, Neel, Bisdorf, Bowman, Anzelmo, Augenstein, Herchenbach, M. Olsen. Second row: Foisotte, Fairbairn, Schwemm, Erickson, Reed, Maguire, Gaffney, Wihr, Moscherosch. Third row: K. Olsen, Sayers, Adams, Walbridge, Yarnall, Southorn, Busch, Stevens, Jacobsen. J ,.. ry fl l ily rl gxxkqsxglxxjvf-5-Q! .1,,,f I yay! ff f , I jAJ...- lg N J A A if jfs: 'T .?,g:,.. . XE 1, MA!! I -J ,fi..JJfg'U ' 7 ll , First row: Lanigan, Fleming, Raider. Second row: Behm, Becker, Nord, Miceli, Stanton, Piekarski Noivici, Kossler, Chandler. Third row: Hanlon, Gordon, Dahm, S, Morris, Mirabella, A. Forney, Johnson Weshmau Khvrus Q 9 , s S . , s S or S. - m 'f ' 'vow A First row: Albrecht, Pflug, Marsicek, Atwood, Burnett, Dickey, Bresley, Carroway, Timan, Bibby, Baum, Klcpsch, Claire, Hatch. Second row: Raider, Locasio, Croonborg, Becker, Ebert, Lancaster, Tipps, Gahart Deverauz, Shark, Chandler, Grosch, Steffan, Sell, Lanigan. Third row: Anderson, Benney, Miceli, Rogers, Gabrys, Andrews, S. Morris, Olsen, Piekarski, Matson, Hicks, Lesinski, Gray, Hernmes, Sladek, Nystrom Taylor, Harris, Lloyd, Jordan, Joan Rasmussen. Fourth row: Janet Rasmussen, Stratton, Fain, Tareszka, Maver, Newart, Rimkus, Jacobs, Hamlet, Brannon, Elfering, Otis, Forney, Johnson, Cullen, Titus, Shebesta, Valkanet, de Haan, Mooney, Bernard, Daly, Wahl. Zhvrus I' if '53 9 'L l lx ,K . my If c 'qw 1 1 v ti . r rzfa , , -H , . 5,5 il , a. , N . . ' ' if A 1, Sr. - sg K: 3 7 A' 5.5 . L8 l Q -V wk J gh W K, I L3 W3 - K :av Ni ks ,L e in. ,7 - My , K ' 3 ' 'W L . , ' . my . S W ff 5 7, Q A .., . , V , a r A, 096.0 Q., First row: Salgado, Schmidt, Scheffner, Parker, N, Adams, M. Rocha, L. Rocha, Gleason, Ransom, Radack Perme, Johnson, Koppitz. Second row: Reilley, Patino, Cushna, Annable, Wohlgemuth, Englebrecht Curnutt, Rogge, Bellows, Taflinger, Dorroh, A. Brown, Chandler, McConnell, P. Brown, Ptlug, M..Brown Wade, Edgren, Lightbody, Schwandt, Hanson. Third row: Schultz, Walbridge, Klopsch, Olsen, Dahl, Hawk Dow, P. Cates, E. Galiger, Stevens, Sawusch, M. Grosse, R. Jones, Yarc, Johnson, Carter, Halloran. of 1 J if Q' if . 1 1 cb f. in ii? n ' Q Q, - ., f ' - 0' V 5. MQ 5 . W Q -x , , , i s, Q First row: Newman, M. Kick, Padilla, Loomis, FitzSimons, L. Kick, Thatcher, Deacon, Anzelmo, Jacobs Watson, Moscherosch. Second row: Maguire, Schwerman, McCracken, Sell, Rouse, McFarland, Radloff Perme, E. Smith, Stevens, Pierce, Dickey, Erickson, White, Walbridge, Greely, Bergfald. Third row Brick, Stagge, FitzSimons, Isaacson, Burnett, Hoyle, Lash, Proctor, Lehmann, Martens, Southorn, Whitmore Clark, Hakomian, Pospisil, Lindgren, 1 Orchestra Firsi row: Burnett, Fi1zSimons, Clark, Reed, Crawford, Adams, Gaines, Hiraisuka, Tinkle, Erickson Bergfald. Second row: McFarland, Lash, Schwerman, Ryan, Greely, Warren Clauss, Grenia, Kublank Schultz, Walbridge, Rouse. Third row: Hakemian, Neil, Wayne Clauss. fl M ' Wifi lfillf' o J. 'vil I , y yum, f First row: Adams, Gaines, Hiratsuka, Hess, Hapke, Martin, Crist, Werner, Mackey, Schultheiss, Kane, D. Snow, Walkington, Rollins, Neil, Lutter. Second row: Knox, Phalg, Hill, Bussone, Gansinger, Forster, A. Miller, S. Thompson, R. Schroeder, Schwemm, Melendy, Crawford, Colby, Anderson, Parker, D Wilhelm. Third row: J. Sutter, D. Johnson, Surnerski, Porras, S. Carson, T, Sodt, Foote, J. Prussing, Okubo, Kublank, Grenia, Schultz, Novander, Tinkle, Sayers, Yarnall. Fourth row: Warren Clauss, Gyger Peshak, D. Anderson, Hoeger, J. Simmons, D. Owens, P. Rueck, Wayne Clauss, D. Schultz, Mason White, Mr. Chambers, Director. 1 ,lf 11 ll I i ll S First row: D. Werner, B. Clausen, L. Lambrecht, E. Kunke, B. Schultz, R. Meyer, C. Edman, G. Johnson Second row: J. Hill, S. Vondracek, P. Olsen, B. Ashcraft, G. Galiger, V. Stevens, B. Jacobsen, G. Moye Third row: B, Christopherson, P. Brown, D. Erickson, B. Clemetsen, C. Onley, F. Anzelmo. N iz- ll-: ,UMW All ffl' A ft N! ' -- f ,, ,fb NAUTILUS STAFF X Editor .. ..... .. . .. .......... ....... ............,,.... E M ILY KUNKE ff Business Manager ......,..........., . ............. BOB SCHULTZ JOE YARC and BOB JACOBSEN ,. LYNDALEE LAMBRECHT Business Assistants Senior Editor .... . X! Class Editor . .. ..... ....,, . . .... .... . .. ,,,. ROSIE MEYER Features Editor ....., . ....... .. ..,.,. . BENTE CLAUSEN Organizations Editor .. . .,.. CAROLYN EDMAN BERYL CLEMETSEN Girls' Sports Editor . BUD ASHCRAFT Boys' Sports Editor ..,. . Art Editor . ., .. .. ., VANCE STEVENS Miscellaneous Editor E ..... . DIANE WERNER Photographer . . .... . .. ,.... .... G IL JOHNSON Photographer's Assistant ....,............ .. BARRY GALIGER Sna -Shot Editor .- .. .... ...... ..... .... - . , . PEGGY OLSEN P Sales Editors DOROTHY ERICKSON and FLORENCE ANZELMO Junior Picture Sales . .. ......... .. .,.,. SHARON VONDRACEK Typists .... . .. .,.. PAT BROWN, CATHY ONLEY, JUDY HlLL, GLENDOLA MOYE, ANNETTE GRlEP, and BARBARA CHRISTOPHERSON. Advicor .. .. .. . .... .. MR. BERWANGER First row: C. Raymond, K. Reed, C. Urban, G. Wright, P. Garberding, A. Bergfald, C. Durang, C. Schramm, B. Gaffney, V. Neel, K. Raymond. Second row: M. Fahling, C. Moscherosch, E. Kunke, P. Olsen, C. Anderson, B. Behm, P. O'Donnell, D. Patino, M. Breen, B. Clausen, B, Clemetsen, E. Herschenbach, J. Fredrick, C. FitzSimons, R. Lee. Third row: L. Hiratsuka, K. Radloff, S. Schroeder, J. Arensdorf, T. Fairbairn, B. Lash, M. Davidovic, C. Melendy, E. Garbercling, M. White, P. Broege, J. Annable, N. Kalck, R. Vondracek. DROPS OF INK STAFF Editors-in-Chief ........ Anne Bergtald and Philip Garberding News Editors ..... ....... Carole Urban and Gordon Wright Features Editors ....... . .... Coletta Schramm and Betty Gaffney Sports Editor ........................ ,. ..... .......... Charles Durang Circulation Manager ....,................. ........... ..... . K aren Reed Head Typist ...... . ....................,............ - ........... Phyllis Broege Assistant Typists .- ............. Delores Patino, Judy Arensdorf, Judy Fredrick, Bernice Behm, Eileen Garberding, Ruth Vondracek Reporters -. . J. Annable, C. Anderson, M. Breen, B. Clausen, B. Clemetsen, M. Davidovic, M. Fahling, T. Fairbairn, C. FitzSimons, E. Herschenbach, L. Hiratsuka, M. Lakin, B. Lash, D. Lee, N. Kalck, E. Kunke, C. Melendy, C. Mos- cherosch, V. Neel, P. O'Donnell, P. Olsen, K. Radloft, C. Raymond, K. Raymond, S. Schroeder, M. White. Advisor . ,. .. . .. . .. Mr. Arlffe . y X ., ,. ,A ..,, . , .... ,. .. V , ,. X ' ,, ' 'gf , f9I,.:,.,:::v, , gff,,g 5 f:gy,,g:',fg52 y.1::Aks1.'f L' W ' Q. ff ,mW,,f,ZEff?M V , A 'if as M Mwwxwtig S S ! 0 2 ix-5 5 'M qmwqsf ga Q1 K , 7,11 M y,VV , ., xx., .,, . :,, v,.f, ew? f 5' P 0 r I 5 MISS BOND AND BETH HAGERMAN Advisor and President of G.A.A. Color Guard is an honorary group in which three girls from the six highest point makers of the sophomore, iunior and senior G.A,A. are chosen on their posture and ability to march. B. Clemetsen, P. O'Donnell, M. Casey, L. Kiene, N. Dietz, N. Martin, C, Bellows Cali. for Stroesslerl, P. Day and C. Fitz Simons. Seated: Miss Bond, Advisor, Marsha Hagi, Secretary, Pat Brown, Treasurer. Standing: Beth Hagerman, President, Linda Rosevear, Junior Point Secretaryg Nancy Dietz, Vice President, Carol FitzSimons, Senior Point Secretary. First row: P. Brown, M. Hagi, L. Rosevear, R. Meyer, B. Clemetsen, L. Lambrecht, C. Bellows, B. Hagerman, C. FitzSimons, D. Werner, J. Okubo, Miss Bond, A. Newman. Second row: T. Fairbairn, K. Maguire, K. Reed, L. Kiene, B. McFarland, B. Brown, M, Scheffner, J. Tennyson, N. Dietz, S. Vondracek. First row: M. Hagi, P. Brown, C. FitzSimor1s, R. Meyer, J. Tennyson, J. Proctor, J. Boucher. Second row: L. Hiratsuka, J. Okubo, N. Kalck, M. Scheffner, D. Werner, D. Finney, B. Gaffney, B. Brown. Third row: L. Kiene, C. Bellows, J. Annable, B. Clemetsen, C. Moscherosch, J. Stevens, E. Smith, B. Andrews. Fourth row: J. Wihr, M. McCarthy, N. Dietz, R. Rouse, T. Fairbairn, L. Rosevear, G. Phalg, K. Reed. Fifth row: S. Metz, G. Rogge, S. Hoyle, C. Schwerman, S. Podbielski, S Vondracek, J. Dickey. Sixth row: J. Schwemm, B. Bernard, J. Hill, Y. Stroessler, L, Lambrecht, D. Tripp, K. Maguire, B. Hagerman. G.A.A. Girls entered in the State Bowling Tournament. Junior-Senior Volleyball. Sophomore Basketball. G.A.A. Initiation. Our G.A.A. is a member of the Illinois Girls' Athletic Association and its purpose is to offer a variety of sports and a chance for leadership for girls interested in athletics. A certain amount of requirements set up by the organization are expected of every girl. The fall session of G.A.A. began with volley- ball and bowling. In September girls were chosen for the Color Guard by a faculty committee. Also, there was the Big and Little Sister Day for all freshman and new girls in school. When Homecoming came in October, G.A.A. cheered our team on with a float, saying Time is running out for Zion. November arrived with the Senior Banquet and the theme of United Na- tions. The girls came in a variety of foreign outfits. December brought the spirit of Christmas and the popular Mother's Tea with Silver Bells. Miss Bond received a present from the Cabinet when she gave a Christmas party for its members. January was kept busy with basketball and bowling. Soon came the time to prepare for the initiation in the beginning of February. It was a great success with nearly one hundred new members dressed as hoboes for the occasion. After initiation twelve girls entered the State G.A.A. Bowling Tournament and ended up eighth with Nancy Dietz our high bowler. At this time a committee was set up to iron out problems concerning the new tradition of giving a G.A.A. Scholarship to an active G.A.A. member each year to aid in her further education. March was marked by the entering of many girls in the basketball shooting contest. Dad's Night was also an important event which all enjoyed even though the dads had aching mus- cles on the following day. The all-star teams battled it out for the Basketball Championship. As spring approached, aerial tennis and bad- minton were the main sports. ln the middle of May preparations were made for the Farewell Banquet which ended another busy year in G.A.A. At this time all the members would like to give their thanks to Miss Bond, G.A.A. advisor, for all the work she puts into all of the activities. Besides her help in sports, we thank her for her patience and her guidance throughout the year. SENIORS First row: P. Brown, A. Brown, Hagi, Ed- man, Proctor, FitzSimons, Meyer. Second row: Tennyson, Kalck, Werner, Hill, Hin- dercykx, Onley, Schmidt, Scheffner. Third row: Boucher, Bellows, Larson, Annable, Anderson, Clausen, Clemetsen. Fourth row: Stroessler, M. Brown, Lambrecht, Tripp, Hagerman, Bergfald. JUNIORS First row: B. Andrews, Beaumont, Schwemm, Bernard, M. Andrews, Kiene, Maguire, Dickey, Reed. Second row: Erick- son, Hiratsuka, Kick, Pierce, Okubo, Christopherson, Hernandez, Loomis, Fair- bairn. Third row: Pinney, Casey, Metz, Rogge, Anzelmo, Capoccia, Deacon, Beck- er, Phlag. Fourth row: Urban, McFarland, Dietz, McCarthy, B. Brown, Moscherosch, Herchenbach, Stevens, Smith. Fifth row: Foisotte, Wihr, Rouse, Oldenburg, Rose- vear, Radloff, Hess, McCracken, Olsen. Sixth row: Crawford, Gaffney, Michel, Podbielski, Vondracek, Bracey, Schwerman, Hoyle. SOPHOMORES First row: Crist, Gray, Urhich, O'Donnel Day, Krauth, Stevens, Martin, Radloff Werner. Second row: Bussone, .lurica Horak, R. Bisdorf, Hill, Bowman, Simmons Pflug, Rusch. Third row: Quentin, Cough er, Disney, Adams, Veach, Dorra, Fdgren Koppitz. Fourth row: P. Brown, Gaura Yore, Greenlee, Schroeder, Halloran, En gelbrecht, Arena, Winie. Fifth row: Felger Rodack, C. Raymond, Fahling, S. Schroeder K. Raymond, Faith, Johnston. Sixth row Wright, Moran, Robinson. 1 ef' Q Q 'Kai M1 Q I .L L. ip I 49 gif, - 5 'X W f H ua Q 1 f , 3 . Q,i G04 XS sz xg -1 1 5' M 3 ,f ' Q X 5 X X X :X X x N X N mx N, X xi wx 1 . 1 2 I A XXX X , X N sig? 454 A 5 NB E N +1 ,W . kt ,H 1 Xi. f -Aw f .L L First row: R. Fischer, F. Wellwerts, A. Decker, J. Lindgren, H. Nelson, B. Henry, R. Evans: Second row Manager Ken Southorn, T. Adams, B. Ashcraft, L. Turner, B. Van Aken, D. Niel, D. Lee, J. Horner, D Faltynski, G. Bailey. Third row: Coach Tunnicliff, W. Sitz, T. Wood, R. Mura, R. Garrison, B. Thorson G. Hagerty, B. VanLanduyt, Assistant Coach Lentz, Manager D. Warren. Fourth row: Manager T. Yarnall K. Hapke, N. Hayes, R. Miller, J. Gustafson, H. Jarret, R. Gardner, T. Travelstead, Manager G. Clement. The varsity had a rough time getting started this year with the first three games ending ln ties. But then, with Jim Gustafson and Tom Travelstead leading the way, they progressed. The only game of the season which was lost was the Homecoming game with Zion, 26-12. The season became a complete success when, minus five key players, we beat Barrington 20-6. Big Bob Van- Landuyt, Jim Gustafson, and Bud Ashcraft did the scoring. Leading scorer for the team was Jim Gustafson followed by Bud Ashcraft and Tom Travelstead. VARSITY SCOREBOARD We Team O Grant ..... 13 McKenry ......,. O Crystal Lake ..... 20 Warren ......,. 12 Woodstock .................. 12 Zion QHomecomingj 14 Lake Forest ......... ...... 20 Barrington ...,. Varsity .fioarfbrzll They 0 ,- 13 . 0 0 . 2 26 O 6 First row: Pollack, F. Bailey, Pastella, Sayers, J. Dolton, J. Lindgren. Second row: Hapke, Johnston, DeRousse, Grimes, Sumerski, Peshak, Turner, Dietz. Third row: Coach, Mr. Ebert, T. Wood, Brown, W. Sitz, D. Foote, R. Oschner, R. Evans, R. Reidel, G. Clement, Manager. Fourth row: Mentzer, Myers, D. Faltynski, Geary, Templeton, Whitmore, Nelson, G. Bailey. The Junior Varsity Team experienced a poor season this year by ending' up with a i-6 record. Mr, Kelton started out the season but was relieved by Mr. Ebert midway. Roger Evans led the team in scoring while Tony Wood did the signal calling. The Junior Varsity Team, with this year's experienc'e,.ought to provide a winning Varsity Team next year. junior Varsity f7l70f51lff First row: D. Delahanty, C. Vaughn, T. Russell, R. Meyers, R. Bellows, G. Sershon, G. Zambo, S. Heiser, G. Bacon, P. Bibby, T. Faulkner. Second row: J. Nelson, Manager, H. Metz, M. Weston, S. Carson, Lantz, R. Buchanan, B. Dozier, M. lRusselI, G. Priebe, M. Sanders, J. Fox, C. Parson, Schultheiss, T. Hill, D. Swanson, J. Enyart, Manager. Third row: Mr. Case, Assistant Coach, L. Olson, D. Jewell, D. Ross, D. Senz, D. Owens, Davis, C. Melendy, D. Johnston, J. Simmons, B. Schwerman, T. Castricone, B. McCallum, F. Swanson, Mr. Kimball, Coach. F The freshmen did not experience a very good year. They were sparked by a few boys who should help bolster the varsity team next year. Mr. Kimball and Mr. Case hope to improve their record next year. Qreshmun Zrofball it 'N '11 .. Wrestling . ,sh- First row: Coach Kimball, D. Neil, R. Quentin, J. Lindgren, D. Fischer. Second row: H. Metz, J. Fox, M. Shark, T. Hart, N. Pastella, G. Shershon, J. Pyle, K. Knox, S. Heiser, D. Ambrose, B. Atwood, P. Bibby. Third row: P. Geary, M. Grimes, M. Russell, D. Dietz, K. Hapke, B. Sutton, J. Bentley, L. Turner, R. Groth, J. Bernard, B. Tegtmeyer, D. Ross, L. Lutter. This is LibertyvilIe's first Wrestling Team. They did not win too many matches, but their coach feels they have gained the experience needed to make next year's team a winning team. Steve Heiser, won the most matches. WLZQVWV fm ,gzfafdwa Wm ,iwzmlwjfcf jm m724fm6ZZ22Z ff0'772!0 '7?0ffM.! ,www ' '72 Pjiafffg W , f 5- 've'-:E uh 7 TXSLY1' L 1 L He.-my A- ' ffm i - EGFR. X4 1 .mx k- if ' P- m ?' 6 V ' :il::if'f'-1 3-NE S ' -Ml.. ,., + Khalil Rai Piss.. v ,R f-N 422 ,mf 7 .nv- Winamp X5 Q 1, S 4 Q2 A If mx. A ,, ,. K Def , R ,Q K rl X X, if f f M m...L, , I A ,1 - J, 4, 'L X Nj-' I.. 4 A:QQf:viw, rf 1 I i I JZ '9 W H I . K 1,53 it . - ' Q ww if X 5 A Vx s g . , ff ,Y mf ff , , f R K x ' x b' i 'FZ ' -M' iliiiigg X ., A , I U! I f 'f: : , . L ZWLZL V. 3'rasl1-Saplz Kaskvfball First row: J. Pollack, Manager, R. Sawyer, J. Pruning, D. Foote, D. Hill, P. Mentzer, B. Dozier, Manager. Second row: D. Mason, M. Lakin, B. Schwandt, R. Oschner, R. Child, R. Tekampe, Coach Ebert, M. Gaddis, W. Sitz, J. Dalton, T. Wood, B. Craig, M. Sanders. Mr. Ebert's boys enioyed a rather good season and should supply a winning team next year. Tony Wood was the leading point getter for the kittens. He broke the record set by Dick Weidner. Hreshmuu Haskeiball R! First row: C. Claire, B. Hahn, D. Delahanty, G. Priebe, R. Meyers, W. Schulfheiss, C. Frank, G. Bacon. Second row: D. Hohlfelder, F. Swanson, D. Johnson, K. Denzel, L. Castricone, D. Jewell, S. Burnett, C. Vaughn, G. Gaffney. Third row: J. Nelson, B. Hale, J. Simons, B. McCallum, C. Melendy, D. Swanson, D. Pflug, T. Russell. The frosh had a rough season but should have enough experience To become a winning Soph Team next year. Rickey Meyers and Wayne Schultheiss worked hard trying To lead Them To victory. Varsity Crack 1955 First row: C. Kublank, T. Glatz,-B. Baum, L. Lutter, J. Graham, R. Flary, L. Johnson. Second row: R. Gardner, R. Mura, J. Lahr, R. Garrison, K. Wyman, K. Burnett, C. McRae, S. Bolander, K. Southorn. Third row: R. Henry, D. Dootson, R. Harper, A. Archbold, L. Ray, D. Stevens, B. Miller, A. Suhling, R. Hoselton, J. Gustafson. Libertyville Opponents 57 West Aurora ..,u ....,, 6 l 92 Crystal Lake ,,,,.. ,..u,,, 2 7 105 Warren .,......uu .....,, 8 95 Barrington .,,,,. ,....,, l 8 67 Zion ....,...... .a.......,......., 5 0 102 Grayslake uu,..,,....u,.,.,..,........,,,.,. 7 Although we lost a veteran team, the present team turned in a good season. After losing the opening meet we came back to win the following meets. These meets in- cluded two triangular meets: one with Lake Forest and Woodstock, the second with North Chicago and Glenbrook. Larry Ray and Jim Gustafson led by scoring I-2 re- spectively. Qrosh-Svph Crack 1955 bertyville 51 53 98 73 1 X3 70 First row: L. Grenia, P. Biehl, D. Kublank, H. Nelson, R. Evans, R. VanHaecke, Waldsmith, R. Capers, Peshak. Second row: C. Kublank, Manager, T. Glatz, L. Lutter, W. Sitz, Tekampe, R. Garrison, J. Horner, S. Church, J. Mooney, R. Flary, D. Meade, L. Johnson, Manager. Third row: N. Wood, B. Van Aken, T. Adams, R. Child, D. Templeton, T. Forster, D. Foote, W. Sayers, F. Sbmerski, R. Ely, P. Johnson. West Au rora Crystal Lake ..., Warren ,,,..., Zion ........... Grayslake Opponents --.DAQ CD55 6 -,--..29 2X3 . ,... 22 The Frosh-Soph team won most of its meets. We are looking forward to a big season next spring with the help of these experienced boys. The Frosh-Soph team also won two triangular meets: one at Lake Forest, the second at North Chicago. Ned Wood was leading point man. ,rw vi E 52? ' 1524 if M' A R if .K 5,,':f wg-Q5-,,g, 'K -A Ffviiiix vriik f '52 -3 -f KW gpg-. 5 -U lik .j 211 if 1. 5 I, A ff ix 'Q Q . fs! X , . aff T5 n ..?f W QD wwwm 8 If . m . ,gglw-f' . W , -L N 5 .. V . wat ' A lei? Ms 1' , u. .Q s I X at Ann.-4 M, aw Wk? S fm, ' N Kiliini . HQ? ' 91 . f51.:g1'.5e5.sb1. ggi ' wt ik f ' fs 3? we f ui '5:' ,na 3 fa. si .tml if Ik .sm ff, A .Nl if Il it 3. Wig Q 'ff'Qw ,Q 5 2 41 4' is R fb Kim ...-4 H ,iw-. . Q, Q KP' 5. 5, it fx. . - K ,f ix Km gg , 2 wwf' . M. ., fa- iq, ww 'N 1 f A if 1 'X I ,JQA as F' K 'Y ,s x Q qw F. ew .v 3 S QA S H . mx r W , 2 s x -egg sg F, iw -fig ff? Q5 fi? is Q ! ' A ki f jfg, wi, Q . W' X W M, S X, X X' 4 3 SI W T L Q A V. as. L i main? Lf xy' A W' A , s D V21 N' r ,WMM W ii ZVSWQ, s-,,...w QQ O fn :Lowe rzcunmm We couldn'f have asked for a more perfect day for The highlight of The year, Homecoming. The many floats were headed by the beautiful Queen's Float upon which saf Queen Julie Procfor and her Courf, Lola Pafino, Beryl Clemefsen, Carol FitzSimons, and Alice Foster. 11 , ,N 'x Nw. 11 41, 1 ,N 'imma 11111 'W' W1 ,H ' X .7 N ,A 1 W 1 11 H m1., 1 M 1: 14' at w 4' 41' fl... M.. 3 W pw 1-.1 M1111 ' 1 1 io 1 ', 'm: wu W, 41:5 11 ,W 1 ' U11 W 111, 11- U '11 H 11 ,W ,,.1 1. 11 M111 1 1u1:M1, 4 2 ,Nam MM, 1 w11,hL?,W W 1 1' yr ' ' ' W 1 MMM' WH1 Wm 1 -W 1 5 V 1. 111 QM' ww' 10. 1 . 1 v .Mx . is A .. , . . s .wp 'Lie 1 .f if ,fi 'FSS' gui 1 57,5 , - X gr - f gg :L 3. 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M Q ,ww -W N 2 V s T 'V . i X is 4' , - .Qi L 5 . 5 J L,,X E The school was given a treat Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this last week in November, when the Junior Class presented: Dirty Work at the Crossroads lt is a delightful old fashioned melodrama with all the trimmings, from the audience sitting at checkered clothed tables, to the hissing at the villain. ,,!,i,v:g q . 1:- 1 1 '51 'S 2 L The CROSSROADS November 28 and November 29 ' 8:15 Engagement Extraordinar .,,. ,........ .-,,, prtxllh . E., - , .. ,V .. 'ffm 015-My DIRTY WURK AT THE CRUSSRD or Tempted, Tried, and True ly llll Johann A DRAMA OF GREAT MORAL VALUES Accra This ontln dunllnq spectacle pnparwd under tho direction of llrry L. Bohnldcl with the iollvvinq unprwtdlhlid . ,, . . L A .I I lln lhn Drdfw ol Lhelr uppfdhxnrnl fully uloctqd xxctinq company ol ladle: and qanllomqn wha poclroln may be empty, who.. wi.. may ho mm. but ---- WHOSE HEARTS ARE IN THEIR WORK NELLIE LOVHLACE, mu trun as she is fender Tu-n Falrba ADAM OAKHART. un brave fu he is bashlul Bob Modonu THE WTDOW LOVELACET, an nun-1 us sho in simple Batty Gdin MUNROE MURGATROYD, rr! wild an he fx wicked Lowell Lu MOOKIE MAGUGGENS, ax rude cn he is rustic Pm B IDA HHINEGOLD, on deep on xha Lx dyod llrnlly Hlrchn MRS. UPSON ASTERBILT. ol Nnwpon and Brooklyn Poqvy 0 LEONIE. her duuqhtar, a Maxdiwn Ava. belle Carol Moa-heron FLEURETITE. their french maid, Ooolnlu Elemmr B LITTLE NELI., who never know u Iuthnr Frcmcn O Programme Synopsis ACT l full u llttln Country garden. Mlll River, Totokct, Connvcilcui. Spring, Thu Summar Boarder cmd lhe Country Lass. ACT ll Scans I. Auhxmn, The Vlpcr and thn Vampire, Scent ll. Black nlqhl. Tho French Maid und the Hixed Mem, INTKRMISSION A! this linqa of tht drmnu lhom will br- mx inlerrnilalon ol five mlxlulu. ACT lll Scans I. Tho Dcrys Go, The Snake cmd Lhe Blrd Scene ll. Tha yours Como. The lmn Monitor msd Mr, Uurkbaltom. PLEASE! Do not toss coins ui Ohe performers. STAFF FOR THE PRODUCTION me foaqp 1114421 aff undany. Eiyqm-in and syn.-uma my eufumy .nfiyatnq .. :tuna-mn., Planar.: backdrop ...wfaaii am.qai.a it-y mi. vmaiy-tim. by raw. n.y.y..my.. ..,..iy.i ivy rm Bum. mommy man.-ty vim. sw-M, Pia-,nys Afmiam, nab iawswa 'rm can.-im. niabafay. an.-x xmm.qy.i.rm1 comm- mmatyq may .mpf-yi.-.-1 nm van.. Nu- van ana w-,uk-gan yawfmya by xama n-.a an-1.1.4 by Ranma num.. n.ny nam..-4 Cami umm, uniqu. ana impfymy. r-yapma.. yypw..-a by umm mam, as-ima by M-nv Mccyafk.-. sham Cunha. mmm. Amyim, mf-na Luk.-mix E-iyaayainmy .ma sywamina. Lian-my aaa salma mlm. by lm sum-fa. charm wamiaq.. Wilma.. saym. 'rom Hman, swcialiy u..tqf.-a Max- ap. .upayynya by nay Maquaf., Q--an-.1 by swam M.:- G-oyyaa naw.. xmymiay and .11-umm.. mmf by Barham Mfrmiana ana omni can-na... ning. Many., ray nm- sy..-anim.. nay lynx.. a..y.i.a by ram c'm.m-. om.. um-nainmym by su. swam nl.m.m sm-1 iam. wmv, may sammy, Danna Pinmy. hm. sa.-umm. xmn and lyay x-muy, Ai-my N.-yn-aa, cam., helm, shim vm-tdracn, aiu wmimy.. czsyaan wnym Km soaiiyua, Gayam. aww.. w. mend our h-mm: moraine- ray ny. .mam-ni .mmm-if. as Cynthia sn-.mc summ Mylny, lan. nan-1, Rohm tunmliii and mary nmbau -.th ir.. pl-ymmiism al mu .tmliuuly ...uma mwyaqama GENTLEMXN, plocu :main the woman and children to the doors. Psmmbulut ln a lolxunly mzmnur: do not runh pnclpltounly or push rudlly in mulrlnq yo Abby Mrs. Haggett Susan Ada Mr. Haggetf Rosen VVarren Davenpon Tallant Che fats Cfhrisivpher l6'm14 CAST Chris Anderson , , Judy Hill Carolyn Edman Mary Hinderyckx u Tom Yarnall C Pat Busch C Tom Adams Chuck Walbridge Berry Galiger The Senior Class presented The Late Christo- pher Bean with much success the 20th and 2lst of February. The play was given in the style of the theater- in-the-round, and the story centered: around the search for some paintings done by an artist, Mr. Bean. an ,hi ... mmm..-we The Yule-Tide spirit began with the be- ginning of December. The senior class was busy preparing for their big annual dance, this year named Pink Heaven. Windows and doors were gayly decorated, while many a Christmas Tree glistened in school rooms, halls, and library. The Art I class built a nativity scene'for the hallway. The season really got underway with the annual Christ- mas Concert which the music department presented, l . ii Zarauscl I 95 5 Pram gl sfw 9 N5 JE, 1' l955,4Wzl1'd5 NEWSOM AWARD HOUGH AWARD AP' 5. ' Q M 'Un Wx ER s rr-141 1 , - , Barbara Cazel Larry Ray D.A.R. Andrew Suhling Joan Frank Lola Lange AMERICAN LEGION AWARD LIBERTYVILLE MUNDELEIN ,I A ,UV - Amr fx my 'YYN r,,,. L A , L H' , ' Larry Ray Janet Mors Weldon Annable Mary McClain Q, . -i ...J , Q7 iv X .4- ii 5 X 5 43 ,Sag -we -z m cg c , as . it H . i ts I 95 5 ,Nafizfmzl ffvmfr Srfciefy Misiatrm X alba - 5 ,. .L.,1 J .,A.1 ZW, .1i, 3 gc ,11,A1 . , - 'V -V gf: I -iffif' gfif9111gg'fEE5 X. ir.: ik. ' 1 -f . 11 , an . Ft ., 'l .' ' ' 4 Q i i i a ,ctc , J ,S ,c eo ' :., J ,, c In order to become a member ot this honor society, students must have the qualities of leadership and dependability, must be considered good citizens, must have contributed service to the school, and must have been in the upper third of their class. The following students were chosen to be members of The National Honor Society in 1955: Patricia Meloy, Barbara Nickoley, Janet Mors, Irene Kublank, Marcia Pederson, Judith Cavalier, Margaret Otto, Elaine Kirkman, Mary McClain, Lola Lange, Barbara Cazel, Mariorie Heiser, Ellen Littler, Charanne Carroll, Joanne Bennes, Robert Miller, Stephen Bolander, Larry Ray, Weldon Annable, Andrew Suhling, and William Legate. few yn--M 'K' Alam 8- YN I' ww- -...pf W. gf Qinuw .aiiiu I. C. FitzSimons, 2. S. Vohasek, 3. C. Edman, A. J. Arensdorf, 5. M. Breen, 6. E. Josephsen, 7. J. Rogge, 8. J. Nolte, 9. B. Clemetsen, 10. D. Patino, 11. J. Proctor, 12. P. Dahl, 13, J. Lahr, IA. D. Schmitt, 15. C. Onley, 16. M. Brown, 17. T. Elfering, 18. G. Moye, 19. E. Vlink, 20. K. Burn 21. D. Stevens, 22. D. Bracher, 23. M, Hagi, 24. J. Bogue, 25. S. MCNUH, 26. F. Tulley, 27. N. Kalck, 28. J Hill, 29. R. Henry, 30. R. Quentin, 31. L. Lambrecht, 32. R. Timan, 33. E. Kunke, N. Hayes, 35. J. Yarc, 36. R. Fischer, 37. C. Laycock, 38. R. Klopsch, 39. J. Gustafson. , 1- IH 39 Wi sa L - - 3 :W 41 . ' .fya IX ,gm I E-.g 1 1 1 'X xr ' 1 QE' 40. M. Moran, 111. J. Stark, 112. J. Tennyson, 113, R. Vondracek, 1111. L. Chandler, 115. J. Bouciwr, 116 Y. Stroosslcr, 117. F. Weilwcrts, 118. A. Sporncy, 119. H. Sporney, 50. S. Frederick, 51, D. Neil, 52. J. Annabic, 53. N. Augcnstein, 511. J. Larson, 55. S. Prochnow, 56. J. Stothfang, 57. D. Tripp, 58. A. Brown, 59. Meyer, 60 P. Brocgc, 61 B. Ciauscen, 62. E. Volberding. SEPTEMBER 6-The first day of school. It was certainly wonderful to get back to the old Alma Mater again. We were greeted by our old friends and many new faces. The frosh of last year have certainly done a lot of growing up over the summer. IO-We had heaps of notes to compare about all we did this summer. There was a lot of egg throwing and hose squirting at Linda Lentine's back to school party. l5- This is a footbalI, explained Coach Tunnicliff, at our first pep assembly. l7- Go you Cats! We had our first game today with Grant! It certainly was a thriller even though we tied. 22-We all feel a few pounds heavier after our big splurge to the Rustic Manor yesterday. Sixteen of us iunior girls invaded the restaurant. 28-Humpty Dumpty iust walked down the hall, Mother Goose's Children seem to have taken over the school today. We met all the new frosh girls at the G.A.A. Big and Little Sister Day. OCTOBER 7-Better luck next time, Cats. You played a good game but lost to Warren. l3-We stayed up all last night trying to finish our library books for book reports today. The first six weeks is at an end. 19-The Big ShockvReport Cards!!! 2l-We had a big night. With the frosh crawling around on the football field, and the senior girls' skit, plus the queen and her court being announced, the evening was really a roaring success. The climax of the evening came when Queen Julie and her court, Alice, Beryl, Carol, and Lola were announced. The tears rolled, but we all agreed that the girls deserved it. 22-The big event of the year came and went so fast. We were excited and yet tired after two busy weeks of planning the parade, decorating the floats, and cheering for our team. There were so many faces of Alumni and students at the big dance tonight. We had a wonderful time! NOVEMBER 5-Although we lost our last football game to Barrington, we made up for our defeat by having a wonderful time at the first all-school dance given by the sophomoresi Autumn Leaves . . . were the decorations. 8-A lot of planning went into the Senior G.A.A. Banquet this afternoon. lt' was a big success. 'll-We slept all day-Armistice Dayea holiday. 24, 25-Mmmm. We can still taste that turkey. lt was almost like Christmas, with our first snow fall. As we traveled to Cleveland, Colorado, or New York, to spend Thanksgiving with old friends or as we stayed home, we realized that three months of our senior year was almost over. 28, 29, 30-The melodrama of yesteryear returns again in all its glory. We hissed with all the others as Monroe Murgatroyd pursued poor, sweet, little Nellie Lovelace. Complete authenticity was attained with red checkered table cloths and rumbling background music at Dirty Work at the Crossroads. DECEMBER 8m Silver Bells rang out to welcome the mothers and daughters to the G.A.A. Christmas Tea. I5-How is it that one of Nancy Martin's shoes always seems to disappear in Latin Class??? 19-It was a coming out day for Mike Cromie and John Betieman as they shed their casts. 2l-Santa Claus on a roof top, a winter wonderland, an old fashioned caroler and an old fashioned Christmas were some of the highlights of the annual winter concert. 22-The cafeteria was transformed into a Pink Heaven tonight. The senior spon- sored dance began the holidays with a big bang. 23, 2eThe Christmas Holidays at last. Not that we have been looking forward to it . . . JANUARY 3-Another year has passed and all our brand new resolutions with it!!! 6-Baskets, baskets, baskets, boys. Tonight-game with Zion and aftergame clance. T5-The ski lift at Wilmont, Wisconsin had to be stopped for Bobbie Bernard when she let go of it and slipped down the hill. l9, 20-Seems like the Semester Exams get harder every year. Thank Heaven for No-Doze. 28--Down to old New Orleans for the theme of the Junior Dance . . . gaily decorated masks and confetti brought the Mardi Gras to us. FEBRUARY 6-We thought that we had learned a lot in our four years, but we guess not, as was proved by our scores on the Senior Tests. 7-The Teachers and the senior boys played one another in a grand game of basketball today . . .we watched some really original cheerleading. 8-This time our school was transformed into a Hobo Camp. The frosh were initiated into G.A.A. tonight. As we lit their candles, we felt that our organization was receiving a wonderful group of girls. TO-Who is that monster that everyone was talking about at the Pep Assembly? Grayslake, ofcourse. . .we play them tonight. 15-Ouch! That needle hurts. We'll never get TB after this. The music assembly, presented by the band, orchestra, and chorus, closed our Valentine's Day ap- propriately. 20, 21-Don't lose that nose, Pat Busch, was in our thoughts as we watched The Late Christopher Bean, given by the Senior Class. The entire cast did a wonder- ful iob. Those T900 costumes were really hep. MARCH i0-Swing your partners, freshmen and sophomores. T6-No rest for the teachers. We slept again today. 20, 21-The dads weren't in as good condition as they thought after G.A.A. Dad's Night. 28, 3-With our new spring attire, we begin the Easter Vacation in style. APRIL T5-Spring is certainly here. We saw our first robins today and the tulips are al- most bursting in their glorious color. 28-We had a big time at the Freshman Dance tonight. MAY 4-The choir filled the warm air tonight with music, as they gave their last con- cert of the year. 19-Much work went into the Junior Prom . . . what a success!!! 23-Many senior tears were shed at the banquet given by the iuniors as a G.A.A. Farewell. SO-Memorial Day . . . We should have studied more before those everloving xams. JUNE 3-Let's remember those words tonight at Baccalaureate! 5-That day has finally come, after four years. We are thrilled, of course, but a little sad . . .Our Graduation. Congralulalions I lui 'l'o 'l'l1e Graduafing Class of 1 j THE LIBERTYVILLE-FREMONT K ' all Qllm HIGH sci-iooL l Q llill M THE FRANK G. HOUGH CO Manufacfurers Payloader Road Building and Maierial Handling Equipmenf LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS SHANNON'S TEXACO 307 Milwaukee Ave. Liber'IyviIIe, IIIinois 'Ei . 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LI 2-I483 Ambulance Service BURNETT 81 KRISTAN FUNERAL HOME 533 Nor'rh Lake S+ree+ Mundelein, Illinois Complimenls of KEN BURNETT AND PETE KRISTAN Complimenls of CHANDLER'S, INC. ali-lyg l 5I2 Norfh Milwaukee Avenue Telephone LI-2-I992 OUR SINCERE COMPLIMENTS -l Glass and Glazing A. R. TRINKO 8: SONS LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS THE SMARTEST FASHIONS Phone ON'rario 2-8666 SECURITY INDUSTRIAL of Tomorrow Designed 'For YOU, S25 +0 S500 Today's Young Adull A LOAN AND FINANCING SERVICE Soufh Genessee S+. - Over Walgreens E. J. MILLIGAN, Mgr. ROUSE'S AMBULANCE SERVICE RAY - BURNETT SERVICE STATION FUNERAL HOME 4 Easf Hawley S+. Phone MU 6-703I Mundelein, I20 WesI' Park Ave. LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS CompIimenI's Illinois of KEN BURNETT AND PETE KRISTAN HERSCHBERGER IMPLEMENT STORE . I I Fa'f:fE':JfSlaen+ I REFRIGERATORS NAI ES I In'IernaIionaI rr-a AII- V--'- 1-f-f HOME FREEZER5 Mofor Trucks PHONE MU 6-6995 CongraI'uIa+ions and Besf Wishes BUIRQSSESS - I'o I'he Class of I956 MANNING COMPANY , .A . I. I qw' II sn ' I II I 1 - fl I i A, I 1 :Liar V 1 ,-'-' s I- '- H L-4 ' f .1 ,1' 4 L 2' A N 1 f ,r 'yr' .5 , '1 I 1' . ' I -Q gi' I' II 4- ' -' i , 'Q . QCompIimenI's of I. ' -1 ' 'LY' X yu A C0mPI'men+5 of . I , 5 I ,LUMBER DEALERS l . ,, WLIBERTYVILLE 'A X SUPPLY CO. J-, -.1 1 ' - 739 EAST PARK AVENUE F' .,, LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. I x I 1 H NEWS AGENCY e . -L' Chas. Brown I I TEL. LI 2-2484 TIP ,f ' If .I. L ' If Congra+uIa+ions Io 'rI'Ie Class of '56 PINE TREE SERVICE STATION II85 Wesl' Park Avenue Liberiyville, III. HENRY IHansI J. LEIDER Need A Roofer? Call LI 2-4I I6 LOCAL ROOFING CO. All Types of Roofing Leaks o'F AII Kinds Insurance Work - Wind Damage Guaranfeed - Free Es+imaIes DAVE LUNDMAN g x Complimenls of yu I, VII 4,1 I HALE'S FABRIC SHOP ,lil IIN' I24 Easi' Cook Avenue LII I- FIV LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS , U 'I Mjli jf ,ff JfLIoHon - Linen - Wool - Flannel - Silk M! IVE' . lM.A,.:k.,....iMi,, VAI'AA ,V Q K W If If I f. II. W II u JI W W ,L 6,7 w i ,I ' -- I f U , 1 Y Y , 5 ' If rf I' I -1 I , GIZIXIW UI ,fl N V I I j If .Wulf jwxxlfv Jack Hale LI 2-7555 LIBERTY FEED STORE ELMER VAN I-IAEcIcE Feeds and Specialfies DAFFIN Mobile Grinding and Molasses Mixing 803 N. Milwaukee Ll 2-I697 DOLPH INSURANCE AGENCY CompIe+e Coverage Phone MU 6-68II GLADYS DOLPH BURTON DOLPH 534 N. Seymour Ave. Mundelein, Illinois Telephone LI 2-3200 COLLINS 8: LOOMIS Complimenfs of MONUMENTS-MARKERS--MAUSOLEUMS B RQWN Facfory and Showroom 345 E. Park Ave. PAPER GOODS CO. RODNEY c. LOOMIS Eb + ,H m, . Liberfyville, Illinois I er YV' e mms Meef fhe Gang af PROCTOR'S CHA'I'TERBOX Ice Cream Hamburgers Sandwiches Plafe Lunches Waffles Fried Chicken MRS. STEVENS CANDIES Open Unfil Midnighf Closed Mondays 357 N. Milwaukee Ave. Telephone LI 2-9892 Congrafulafions +o fhe '56 Graduafes HENRY BOYSEN CO. Well Confracfor and Driller l Phone Llberfyville 2-2559 LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS FOR INSURANCE CONSULT BOEHM, SCHRECK 81 CO. NO RISK Too LARGE . NO RISK Too SMALL Refer Your Problems fo Us 324 N. Milwaukee Ave. LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Tel. LI 2-2555 NELSON'S FLORAL SHOP Phone Mu. 6-6233 Boa I-IASTIE Flowers of Dis+inc+ian MUNDELEIN HARDWARE CO. FOR ALL OCCASIONS Builders Hardware WEDDINGS - GIFTS painfs' Tools Funeral Arrangemenls Sporling Goods, Housewares 455 N- Lake 5+-I Mundelein- '- 5l6 N. SEYMOUR AVE. MUNDELEIN, ILL Phone Mu MISS SAWYER PHARMACY FRANKLIN SAWYER, RPI-I.c. PreScrip+ions We Deliver Roufe No. 45 Phone MUndeIein 6-6622 MUNDELEIN, ILL. Complimenis of VIC AND EARL AGENCY Real Es'IaI'e - Insurance I2 E. PARK ST. MUNDELEIN, ILL. QKIJV gocflfg.-S 9 44,1 , 'QCJLA-ff? L -zifbdf 41:71 , ff NORMAN L. MADOLE M' UAQIR S F ,IEN LY SERVICE MASONRY CONTR. . E f fi . V ,f,vfI43wfo. !gSig AiI'S 4 . DIVISION AND LAKE 'FIREPLACES ouR SPECIALTY l3I W. Ellis Ave. Mundeleln- Ill- LIBERTYVILLE. ILL. LI 2-3748 or Ll 2.a4Io SHEET METAL AIR CONDITIONING CompIimenI's of FLEGELMAN'S ARTHUR FINK Furnifure Hearing Service Depa,+men+ 5+o,.e COAL, GAS AND OIL FURNACES sau NO. MILWAUKEE AVE. VACUUM CLEANING Phone Ll 2-2I47 946 N. Malw. Ave., Libenyville LiberIyviIIe LI 24233 gffwj ,Pr MWA! COmpIimen+s 6f 9 pl! ,Mg 5s,E'ATRIcE MEADOW GOLD Jw . LMA FOOD PRODUCTS Mundelein, IIIinois Phone MU 6-6756 VONDRACEK-KOTT RADIO 81 TELEVISION Specializing in Sales GENERAL ELECTRIC and Service of Radios, SPARTON Teievision, and House- SYLVANIA hold Appliances SUNBEAM WESTINGHOUSE WEBCOR JOHN VONDRACEK JAMES KOTT Phone LI 2-2I50 334 N. Milwaukee Ave C I f MUNDELEIN ' I' o 'P e S O DRUG STORE DR. A. F. GOLDINC-5 H. G. Mason, R. Ph. TI T DEN S Roy W. Snyder, R. Ph. 287 N' LAKE ST' MUNDELEIN. ILL. Mu 6-6209 MUNDELEIN, ILL. Telephone MU 6.6245 LUTZ QUALITY BAKERY Besl Wishes fo Specialize in I'he Class of '56 WHIP CREAM WEDDING ND RTY C KES LIBERTY THEATER PIESTAND PSOLLS A N' Milwaukee Ave! Bread Baked 2 Times Daily LIBERTYVILLE Ll 2-2355 536 N. MILWAUKEE auf-- . . 4' Q ' I Phone Ll 2-2294 Conversion Oil Burners WAYNE GRATZ OIL SERVICE Your Conoco Oilman II7 Easf Parlz Ave. Relail-Wholesale Liberlyville, Illinois Besl Wishes I0 Bowling Alleys Founiain Service Io LIBERTYVILLE RECREATION Ihe Class of '56 Bowling af lfs 565+ FRED MILLER MOTORS sEMl.AuToMATic PIN-sPoTTeRs Your Dodge and Plymou+h Dealer l29 N. Milwaukee Ave. in Liberlyville Al anal Tony Cavalier Phone Ll 2-9828 Phone LI 2-2486 SEAGREN'S Wall and Floor Covering Paini' and Wallpaper Cemenl' ConI'rac'I'or Plame Tile Window Shades-Venefian Blinds I58 Newberry Avenue Liberiyville, Illinois 522 N. LAKE ST. Mundelein, III. GROCERY STORE PRODUCTS CO. FOULDS DIVISION Foulds Macaroni - SpagheH'i - Noodles Kifchen Bouquei' Cream of Rice B in B- Broiled in BuH'er Mushrooms LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS O The Complimenfs of THATCHERIS HARDWARE Tops in Teen Age Fashion P 'n'I's, Sporiing Goods , :hd Household Ifems CLOTHING ' SHOES PHONE MU 6-6703 , . , - Accsssomes Mundeleln, Illinois Phone MU 6-6832 Mundelein, Illinois N A T N . W v f 'TO You 0:45 THE 7 CLASS 0:19956 T -- I ' I H 'Q f6ur BesljM Wishes S f' N A A ' ' , A A Iways 'X XQN. Be f'With You r FIRST STATE BANK TCF LIBERTYVILLE FRIRST NATIONAL BANK Q' OF MUNDELEIN Af!! 2 M Lu f 1 fp? f F 4 ., CHARLES JORDAN LIBERTY Shoe We AUTO PARTS BALL BRAND Q RUBBER FOOTWEAR Paris and Accessories PHONE LI 2-9846 4l0 Milwaukee Avenue l022 NORTH MILWAUKEE AVE. Liberlyville, Illinois EXCAVATING DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION GRADING LAKE COUNTY GRADING COMPANY I0l5 Norlli Milwaukee Ave. Liberlyville, Illinois Q O JOHN LONG, Owner Phone: LI 2-2590 RJ lack Dirt Gravel Fill Dirt lx NSX my A Complimenls of gg BuiIders'GlL':Zd-viargig Painls clele' 'no' e F ' ' PHONE LI 22l48 Nw ' Mun IH. Illl is Hous urmslungs N 508 NORTH MILWAUKEE AVENUE I My RR QWMIWVP N Weslinghouse Sales and Service Ll 2-I26l THE BERRY AGENCY KENNETH COOPER Insurance and Real Esl'a'l'e 406 Norlh Milwaukee Avenue Ll 2-3400 Liberlyville, Illinois 1 KENNETH COOPER, Eleclrical Conlraclor P ffpillx Complimenls of QQ. WITAYLOR FURNITURE MART Gel in on lhe Ground Floor My Walk Up and Save TWO LOCATIONS 3rcI FLOOR SHOWROOM SLEEP SHOP 538-40 N. Milwaukee Ave. 506 E. Hawley f Liberlyville, III. gp? A Mundelein, Ill. 0 ' I 0 . I 7 ...aff W Q f XJ i DRS. EDWARDS AND KLAREN DRS. CHRIS-I-ENSEN Physicians and Surgeons Hours: I-4, 7-8:30 Op+ome+ris+s III EAST CHURCH STREET OFFICE PHONE: Ll 2-2230 22I Norlh Milwaukee Ave. Phone LI 2-24I0 Liberlyville. III. Pi P25heEQYVQQ3f5 . C 'I' I I I' CompIImen'l's of ongra ua 'ons O Graduafes CLAVEY'S HARDWARE lib 9919 HOFF'S BIEN - VENUE 6I2 Nor+I1 Milwaukee Avenue ROUTEZI PHONE Ll2'234o In 1 AMX IAILUQ Mm I Congra'ruIa+ions +o 'rhe Class PM M ARI of I956 ll IIS COLLINS LUMBER COMPANY MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS I20 Sunsei' Dr. S. Lake S+. ancl Liber+yviIIe, Illinois S. Paul Depof Grayslalre, Illinois LIBERTY PETROLEUM CO. E. L. FREDERICK Your Inclependenf Jobber FUEL OILS Gfavslalfe GASOLINE ROAD OILS EN+erprise 2622 Llberlyville 2-8594 ROAD ASPHAI-TS BAldwin 3-327I PHONE LI 2-3280 ABC SALES A SERVICE MUNOELEIN, ILLINOIS Complimems of Dislribufors for DR- F- W- JOHNSON an CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS Denny, Q HOME APPLIANCES 540 N. MILWAUKEE AVE. Phones OII' : Mu 6-7I75 R' F' ROUSE Resideiie: Mu b.6zsI LAKE SHORE STAIR COMPANY KELLERMANN Liberfyville, IIIinois MANUFACTURING CO. INTERIOR STAIRWAYS Perrnaneni- Mold wooo RAILINGS ON IRON Aluminum Cas+ings woon TURNING AND BAND SAWING Wood Mele' Pafiefns MachIne Work Phones 5I5 NOFII1 Ave. P.O. Box JENS JENSEN SHOP - I-I 2-3262 LI 2-3292 LIBERTYVILLE, ILL Residence - LI 2-385I The MORE Iow prices you ge+, +he MORE you'II SAVE! And AXIP can save you more because, in addiiion +o +he Iow prices on everyihing in every deparimenf, you make EXTRA savings on +he 'famous brand grocery producis feaiured every week! Come counf your savings ai' A8IP! ff-'fs' CQZ11-1.74 950 wif Lfrglff oi-, , rq , .1 494 .fork CDH f .gf riff 77 ff I.., , . HANLON MOTOR OO. Cars FORD Trucks Complimenh of Two Modern Locaiions SUPER LOT DAY-BUTTEMI LLER 400 Soufh Milwaukee SHOWRQOM CLI N IC 325 Norlh Mdwaukee I2I Wesf Church SI'ree+ LIBERTYVILLE LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS CompIimen'I's of J. K. HANLON, Presiden+ WHEN YOU GRADUATE I. Will you go fo college? 2. Do you plan fo go +o work? In eiiher case you will wanf Io have money on hand a'I' 'I'ha+ lime. Here is how you can be sure of having ii' - I. Sfari' an accounf in our School Savings Plan, providing 'For regular weekly paymenfs, for a period of 50 weeks. 2. When I'he accounf is paid in full, Iransfer +he funds Io one of our Three Year Zlfzm Time Cerfificaies of Deposif. Denominaiions- 525.00 - SI00.00 - 5500.00 - SI000.00. Mainfain fhis program Ihrough your high school year and you will have +he funds for Ihe above purposes. Why no'I' call and Iel' us explain how if works? There is no subs+i+uI'e for REGULAR savings. FIRST LAKE CDUNTY NATIONAL BANK Liber+yviIIe, Illinois I' - I I . I I II- I -4 i-A Ciomplimef-Irs of CompIimen+s of I Y x 1-I WILCOX MILL 8: CABINET CO I - I Sash and Doors I I Fine Inferior Woodwork D 1 ,?L4 Norfh MIIwauIcee Avenue 3.6 First? Sheet? Ll 2-.325 A LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS j UBERTYVILLE' ILL. - A .1 I ' W CARE MEANS LONGER WEAR 3 CLEANER ODORLESS DRY CLEANING Baer's Laundry- Dry Cleaning, Inc. PHONE LI 2-2099 Bes+ Wishes +o +he Class of I956 LIBERTYVILLE FRANK GI'-MER FLORAL COMPANY I I44 Wes+ Church Sfreei' Phone L' Mom LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Flowers for AII Occasions' Congra+uIaIions, Graduafes N Nb C THE INDEPENDENT REGISTER RCB.-r MINS Your Home+own Newspaper 'Sn Discoum III WEST CHURCH STREET I8 EAST PARK STREET LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Phone Mu. 6-6364 Complimenfs of LIBERTYVILLE ROOFING COMPANY CLAUS' KUEUTZER, Prop. I27 Wes+ Maple Avenue Phone Li. 2-3l5l emfwaeow N my gspauiy nm CHICAGO MATCH COMPANY J 5I0 Easi' Norih Avenue ' LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Musical Insfrumenfs and Supplies DALY STUDIOS 7II NorI'I1 Milwaukee Avenue II6 Wes'I' Lake S'I'reeI' Com plimenfs of D . . . Dance and Music Insfrucfion r H O Gaebe AII Insfrumenfs Dennsih PIANO-ORGAN-VOICE Li. 2-2I54 Mu. 6-7753 ONSRUD CUTTER Complimws MANUFACTURING COMPANY of soo-azo Eas+ Broadway PRINT-0-TAPE Liber-I-yyillel Illinois LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS LI BERTYVI LLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Where Savings Earn 37' . . . and Are Insured fo SI0,000.00 ' M9 . ,WI I9 Wm .JI VJ SE OF MURA, INC. 1 MM A tkfijjglvallegvyp IQ Ll 2-42u3 C0mp'fmen+S of SMALL'S GARAGE LICHTFELD PLUMBING AND HEATING TELEPHONE Mu 6-9658 PHONE LI 2-3326 Rou'res 59A and 83 5I8 Brainerd Ave. Liberfyv Il one Block North of '76 -A? SWE ' W W QW , KJ ' K4-1-'QD CL I VQQ I -I ,WJ U Woolf Dislribuling Co., Inc. Complimems ,gpg 0 ASPHALT PRODUCTS INSULATION of I00 Percenl Dealer Policy DR. P. , 'I Your Cuslomer Cannol Buy from Us CORDRAY My OFFICE PHONES LI 2-I940-4I-42 THE GLOBE 3 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE WILLIAM G. SCHWANDT LAKE COUNTY MORTGAGE 8: REALTY COMPANY 606 Nor+l1 Milwaukee Avenue Liberlyville. Illinois DEPARTMENT STORE Waukegan, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES OF LIBERTYVILLE FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL The Class of l956 EVANS TREE SURGEONS Grayslalce, Illinois PRUNING SPRAYING BRACING FEEDING CAVITY TREATMENT Herberl' Braclxer RouI'e 2, Box 458 Li. 2-3754 Liberiyville, Illinois Congrafulalions 'lo l'l1e Class of '56 DUPONT JEWELRY I4 Easl' Parlc Slreel' MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS Mu. 6-6I75 Complimenls of WANGlvlAN'S DRIVE-IN Famous 'For Malleds Hamburgers Complele Founlain Service Roufes 45 and I76 Mundelein PHONE MU 6-7393 FAIRHOLM GARDEN Wes'r Parlc Avenue NU RSERI ES, INC Lilaerlyville, Illinois and TEL. Ll 2-I994 Dymoncl Road :ff on QUALITY Gas and Oil FOR LESS Complele Au+o Service NANTZ OIL 73l N. Milwaukee Ave. Liberfyville, lll. My f xefgf2QFlQ'men+s BERNARD cl-IEVRQLET co. N U Cllevrolel'-Oldsmobile Denfigi' O. K. Used Cars Sales and Service 350 N. Milwaukee Ave. Phone LI 2-3067 Phone Liberfyville 2-I400 Dhlfvw jf Jager JM, I !Lc w, my cy BERNIE TUDIO '7 4 l623 Sherman Avenue Evanston, IIIinois ,. iq OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER for x if- Nautilus Qijtwiffw Wfwjifcf Congratulations to CI 'I I956 ass o j 75522. ? , L, 7LiQCd.xrjiZ J -'za-6: -J -f -C. - .121 -T 2 O Q-af'5ZfCZf 222 Better Photographse5556Q6 ?i? 4 .J Better Values CMEQQCYQ , Q, ,Z O J -C7 MIRACLE OF sclENcE NIAGARA DEEP MASSAGE Increases Blood Circulafion Decreases Local Pain and Muscle Spasm Encourages Relaxaiion and Sleep Exclusive Cyclo-Massage Ac+ion Noi a Vibra'l'or For ln'forma+ion: PHIL BOGUE Li. 2-I778 309 Laurel Avenue DR. CHARLES AMES Den+is+ I0 Easf I 342 N. Milwaukee Ave. Phone Ll 2-2809 For Quality Fashion Value Visi+ TENNYSON S MEN'S SHOP Park Mu. 6 73l7 JD AUTOGRAPHS Fl Complimenfs of ihe Class of '56 ifwn A 'fa Hiww 760421 ,Q-we ff sw X 10 East Park W 'niil ln' llll lm Q0 MU. 6-7317 f y , 2 . . i Q , , W f 'su ,Mi V ., if MX I Wm 4 t if Q ' I 5 ,- fli ili si . ,,. .,: .g -, .gg at . SHQYS4- i w:-:f 'Y Q' t11i4ks::t1x . . .sa ': S is' 'E 5 at-'Q sm-f.1.xs:s-:f5 '- S, ff ' Y . j . . isiQ,...uii..,.,,.,, Nautilus Editor-EMILY KUNKE It is February 23, and the pages for the final deadline of the NAUTILUS are being prepared. Last year, Janet Nlors did a fine job as editor. This year Emily Kunke assumed leadership and has carried on and added to a fine tradition. I will always remember with pleasure my as- sociation with Emily. and as the sun slowly stinks, I mean sinks, in the West . . . Well, Mr, Roberts, what now? What happened to R0sie's feet? She's not sitting on them, Barry Galiger lust has bigger ones. 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