Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)
- Class of 1957
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J UDY VEACH LIBERTYVILLE-FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL Libertyville, Illinois 1957 NAUTILUS VOLUME 40 M Q5 u , L-'1 WW? 2.3 W L ig . ikpr it Wi MJD Witt it Wf Wi WCQW W if W M AMW M, I 1 UM J X f it Q XM mats Dedication Administration S3153 i fi WMI ML , W W ,Xe 2fW?iff , ,E A J. 2 W Ev ,?v :f?3f i if L . 5 . iw , ..,,7 W f 5 f f -is 4 X f 'N 3+ C kr Miss Bond is a living symbol of sports- manship and kindness to all who come in contact with her. She has always taken an active and eager interest in school and extracurricular affairs. No problem is ever too large or too small for her personal concern. We are very happy to be able to dedi- cate this year's NAUTILUS to Miss Bond in grateful appreciation of all that she means to our school. MEREDITH WATTS, President LILLIAN CLAUSS, Secretary WILLIAM HOSKINS CHARLES WALLRAB CONSTANCE BALDWIN T. DONNELL EVANS RICHARD DEHANN BOARD OF EDUCATION Our Board of Education is composed of men and women who give their Time and service to governing our school. Their gift of service is an influence not only in our school life but also in our civic organization. as wzmix' -K I 1 -i -. I R Ms' I' u I' E X C. ALLEN FORT I congratulate the Class of 1957 for its outstanding achievements scholastically, as well as in the many activities of our school. As each goes toward his own separate pursuit, l wish him the best. May he hold the days spent at the Libertyville-Fremont High School in the high- est esteem. ADMINISTRATION LORAN NICOL BRAINERD, Principal DONALD ELBERT ARIFFE, GEORGE B.S., Temple College x M.S., Northwestern Universit English, DROPS OF INK. BERWANGER, DON B.A., Illinois State Normal Universit University of lndl University of Wis n 'n Art, Art Club, NA I U BECHTOLD, CHARLES B.S,, Knox College M.A., University of Missouri Economics, Sociology, Government, Assistant Sophomore Class Principal. BOHNSACK, GERALD B.A., University of Iowa English, Dramatics, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, THEOTOKAN. BERGFALD, BARBARA B.A., Grinnell College U. S. History, Sophomore Class Prin- cipal. BOND, D. JANE B.A., M.S., University of Wisconsin Physical Education, GAA. BERGFALD, M. J. B.A., Iowa State Teachers College M.A., Northwestern Speech, Student Council, Assistant Senior Class Principal. BOON, ALICE M.S., Illinois Wesleyan University University of Illinois M.l.T., Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology Cornell University Physics, Chemistry, Senior Science, Science Club. CASE, DONALD B.S., University of Wisconsin Algebra, Business Arithmetic, Assist- ant Freshman Football Coach, Assist- ant Freshman Baseball Coach. COFFEY, MERRY B.A., University of Chicago M.A., University of Illinois French, English, Spanish. CHAMBERS, JOHN D. B.M., Illinois Wesleyan University M.S., Eastern illinois State Teachers College Band, Homecoming Chairman. DE MERLIER, MARY A.B., Pennsylvania State Seton Hall University French, English, French Club. CLAYTON, HOWARD B.S.Ed., Kansas State Teachers College B.M., A.M., American Conservatory of Music Butler Lake Library, Library Club. EBERT, EUGENE B.S.Ed., Normal Illinois State Teach- ers College U. S. History, World History, Junior Varsity Football Coach, Junior Var- sity Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach, L Club. COCKS, MARGARET B.A., Berea College M.A., University of Minnesota Latin, English, Latin Club, Freshman Class Principal. HARTMAN, KATHRYN B.A., North Central .College M.S., University of Illinois Chemistry, Biology. HOOK, ANDREW B.S.Ed., Western Illinois State Teach- ers College M.S., University of Iowa Biology, Varsity Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach, Assistant Freshman Class Principal. KIMBALL, HENRY B.Ed., Wisconsin State Teachers Col- lege M.A., University of Iowa Typing, Basic Business, Freshman Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, Junior Class Principal. ANNA J. Northwestern University LAKIN, FORREST B.Ed., Northern Illinois State Teachers College M.A., University of Illinois Physical Education, Business Arith- metic, Freshman Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. KELTON, ROBERT Stout Institute B.S., Bradley University Industrial Arts, Track Coach. LENTZ, JOHN Med., B.S., University of Illinois Industrial Arts, Assistant Junior Var- sity Football Coach. KENT, NORMAN B.S., M.S., University of Illinois General Science, Biology, Movie Operators Club, Brainerd. MCGRAW, JANITH B.A., DePauw University English, Brainerd Library. MELOY, ELEANOR B.A., University of Michigan Latin, English, Latin Club, Assistant Junior Class Principal. OLLER, JEAN A.B., Washington University Southern Illinois University Spanish, English, Spanish Club. MUNSON, NORMA B.A., Concordia College M.E., University of Missouri University of North Dakota University of Minnesota Biology, Conservation Club. OSBORNE, DONALD illinois State Normal University M.A., University of Illinois English, Composition, Movie Opera- tors Club, Senior Class Principal. MURPHY, GENEVA B.S., Eastern Illinois State Teachers College M.S., Indiana State Teachers College Shorthand, Typing, NAUTILUS Busi- ness Manager. RUSSEL, EDGAR B.A., Westminister College M.A.,,University of Missouri Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trig- onometry. NELSON, NANCY B.M.E., Knox College Orchestra, Chorus, A Cappella Choir. SANDERS, HARVEY B.S., University of Southern Illinois Geography. SMITH, CYNTHIA B.S., Purdue University Home Economics, Assistant Student Council Advisor. STORBECK, PAUL B.A., Carroll College M.S., University of Wisconsin World History, U. S. History, Assist- ant DROPS OF INK Advisor. STARKEY, RICHARD B.S., Murray State College Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Fresh- man Basketball. THIEL, HENRY B.S., M.S., Indiana State Teachers College Bookkeeping, Typing, NAUTILUS, DROPS OF INK Sales CRefreshmentj. STAUFFACHER, JANE A.B., Ripon College Algebra, Business Arithmetic. TUNNICLIFF, ROBERT B.S.Ed., Northwestern University Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach, Golf Coach, Pep Club. STEPHAN, DOLORES B.S., University of illinois Physiology, Physical Education, Fresh- man Cheerleaders, Assistant GAA Advisor. UNDERBRINK, MARGARET B.A., Carthage College English. WAYNE WHITMORE B.S., Western Illinois State College University of Colorado University of Wisconsin Physical Education, Driver Training, Varsity Football, Wrestling Coach. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR PAUL PEARSON Miami University, Oxford, Ohio B.Ed., Eastern illinois Teachers College Michigan State M.A., Columbia University M.A., Northwestern University JO ANN DOWDEN School Secretary ELLEN LUTTER School Secretary MARGUERITE PERSCHKE Bookkeeper RAEDITH REED School Secretary MAINTENANCEQ, plz H. Holmgrem, J. Sanders, E. Mors, F. Holland, A. Steele F. BARRETT A.SCHWANDT First row: R. Elbert, L. Thoene. Second row: V. Rusch, G. Mors, K. Larsen K V I , if ,Iii 1 If I I ,-d 13 'ffm , ff-'T A be K Eizfx 'gf a Qi?-TX N W fm Q-L-1 D . ' QE' A ' x ' Q -.Q ' V ' 7 Q' gn ,M jx , f 1 P I X X X X Ljq lj X JJ QJV' VE' 2 mg? 4 ' '-' ' i 7--i l 9 i , 2 1 I V gifs X lo w 43 ----- ' 'Zig I fx ' L Q A X rd Jdyx rf N J ,- f ff ,K ---f x ' , , Sf? tx., 'X .1 I A4'31' f I 'ff'- rf X I Z v -- f' f 'q I Y X f J f 1 ! I 2 X A L CLASS OF 1957 E. HERCHENBACH K. SOUTHORN D. BELZER J- BETJEMANN Secretary Treasurer President VICE PVGSICYSHT CLASS MOTTO Never say I can't because American ends in I can. CLASS COLOR: Gold and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose Valedictorian Salutatorian JUDITH PARADISE BETTY GAFFNEY The Senior year for the Class of '57 has indeed been an active one. Our various activities, both scholastic and extra- curricular, have really kept us busy. John Pyle returned from Belgium. We were happy to wel- come Anders Brautigam, our exchange student from Sweden. Homecoming gave us all a chance to participate in the fes- tivities. The L Club took charge of the Frosh initiation. The Senior girls did a take-off on an old nursery rhyme with their skit EIeven Little Wildcats. Queen Bonnie Brown reigned over the parade, game, and dance. The Seniors and Miss Johnson were quite proud of our class float, which took first prize. Our holiday season began blissfully with the Christmas Dance Winter Wonderland, which was complete with sweep- ing pine trees and Santa Claus. The Senior boys took on the faculty to raise funds for the March of Dimes. In February the Seniors presented a truly suspenseful Victorian melodrama, Angel Street. Our four years have been happy and eventful ones. We have done a lot of growing as individuals and as a group. The experiences we have gained will provide us with many thoughtful and happy memories in the years to come. TOM AMBRUS ,.Am.. Music with a fast beat . . . 54 Merc . . . Baseball . . . Good Times. Conservation Club 3, Track 2. DALE ANDERSON Dale Hunting and Outdoor Life . . . Natural Science . . . University of Illinois. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Golf 35 Movie Operators 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. MARIAN CAROL ANDREWS Marian Parties . . . Basketball Games . . . Secretary. French Club 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2. FRED E. BAILEY Fred Peanut Butter and Pickles . . . Sandwiches . . . Dislikes Pop Corn . . . Idaho State. Baseball 3, Football 3, 4, L Club 4, Science Club 4, President. ANN SHIRLEY BAUM Ann Dink . . . Chocolate Malts . . . Popular Music . . . Marriage. Chorus 2, 4. CAROL JEAN ANDERSEN Carbabe Pop Records , . . Good Movies . . . Tobaggannihg . . . Dancing . . . Secretary . . . Marriage. Transferred from North Park Academy 3. BARBARA JEAN ANDREWS Barbara Cherry Cokes . . . Vacations . . . Not cold weather . . . Private Secretary . . . Lake Forest College. French Club 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4. FLORENCE ANZELMO Flo Picnics . . . Swimming . . . Fire Places . . . Green Pepper Pizza. Art Club I, 2, 4, Vice President, Chorus 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Movie Operators 2, 3, 4, NAUTILUS 3, 4, Theotokan 3, 4. GLENN C. BAILEY Sports . . . Cars . . . Hunting . . . Illinois Institute of Technology. Band I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 45 L Club 4, Latin Club 3, Science Club 4, Track I. CARNA JEAN BECKER Carna I Spaghetti . . . Music . . . Base- ball . . . Private Secretary . . . Business College. Chorus 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2. JOHN HENRY BETJ EMANN Betch Food . . . Sports . . . Farms . . Agriculture Work. Basketball l,2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Football I 2, 3, 4, L Club 4, Science Club 47 Spanish Club 27 Student Council 2, Track I . PATRICIA JEAN BOYETT Pat Records . . . Clothes . . . Parties . . . Secretary. Transferred from Chicago High 4. OTTO A. BOESE Otto Flying . . . Racing Cars . . . Career in Air Force. Baseball 2. WILLIAM GEORGE BOYSEN Bill Steak . . . Cars . . . Dislikes: Police Magistrates . . . Navy. Science Club 4, Transferred from Chicago 2. BARBARA ANN BEHM Barb Bar-B-Q and French Fries . . . Ice Skating . . . Marquette or DeKalb. Chorus I, 2, Conservation Club 3, Library Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, NAUTILUS 4. MARTIN J. BENTLEY Jim Engines . . . Sports Cars . . . Drag Strips . . . Cherry Ice Cream . . . Dislikes: Fast Squad Cars . . . Marine Corps. Chorus l, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Wres- tling 3. DOUGLAS BELZER Doug Likes Boats . . . Hunting and Cars. Tennis 3, Student Council 4, Science Club 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class President 4, RCBERTA PAYLINE BERNARD Bobbie Bowling . . . Photography . Louis Armstrong . Teaching . . DeKalb. Camera Club 3, 4, Chorus lg Class Vice President 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Homecoming Court 4. -. 'I' PATRICK G. BUSCH Pat Green Pepper Pizza . . . Eartha Kitt . . . Charles Addams . . . Bette Davis. Art Club 2, 3, Band T, Conservation Club 3, NAUTILUS 4, Theotokan 3, President 4, President, Dirty Work at the Crossroads , The Late Chris Bean 3, Angel Street 4. JOYCE ANN CARSELLA Joyce Skating . . . Harry Belafonte . . . Rock-'n'Roll . . . Secretarial Work. Transferred from North Park Academy 3. JULANE KAY BRACEY Julane Cashmere Sweaters . . . George Feyer . . . France Green . . . Lake Forest. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Con- servation Club 4, French Club 4, GAA 2, 3, Library Club 2, Movie Operators 2, 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Drama Club l. GUENTER BRUCKMANN Bar-B-Q Spareribs and Sauerkraut . . . Research Chemist. Conservation Club 4, Movie Opera- tors' Club 4, Science Club 4, Track 3, Transferred from Germany 3. ANDERS OLAF BRAUTIGAM Broyt Music . . . Photography . . . Archi- fed. Chorus 4, Track 4, American Field Service Exchange Student from Swe- den 4. BONNIE JEAN BROWN 'Bonnie Swimming . . . Football Games . . The Prom . . . Beloit College. Art Club I, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, French Club 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Receptionist 4, Sci- ence Club 4, Student Council l, 2 3, Homecoming Queen 4. GERALDINE ANN CAPOCCIA Gerry Music . . . lce Skating . , . Swim- ming . . . Secretary. Chorus 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, GAA Lead- ers' Club 4, Transferred from Roose- velt High 3. MARGARET JEANNE CASEY Marg Swimming . . . Eloise . . . Red . . . Dislikes: Slow-pokes . . . Rollins College. Art Club 1, 2, Camera Club 4, French Club 2, GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Color Guard 3, GAA Leaders' Club 4, Latin Club 4. air,r,,:ff.1'r11imam.'w'wvfvmwawa.fe,2f,..:.sf-5f-,tif-.Q-wr.-:sum fs. - . -i . - . r WAYNE A. CLAUSS Pizza . . . Colorado . . . Air Nation- al Guard. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Movie Operators Club 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4. VINCE COSTA Baseball 3, 4, L Club. RAYMOND E. CHAMBERLIN, JR. Ray Cars . . . Bowling . . . Golf. Basketball l, Football 1, Golf JOAN MARIE -N CHRISTENSEN Jeany ' ' Rhythm and,Blues . . . Bop f nomenal . . . Secretary. Chorus 2. J GARY T. CLEMENT Clem Michigan . . . Tennis . . . lce Cream and Chocolate Cake . . . Marine Corps. Basketball I, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, L Club 4, Football Manager 3, 4, MARTHA ANN CRAWFORD Marty Horseback Riding . . . Ice Skating . . . Nursing . . . University of Wis- consin. ROGER M. CHAMBERLIN Cars . . . Bowling . . . Dislikes English. Football I. 2, 3. THOMAS JOSEPH CINEFRO Tom Phe- Pizza . . . Clothes . . . Music. Band l, 2. A Wifi Band I, 2, 3, 4, Blue Triangle 3, Conservation Club 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 4, GAA Leaders' Club 4, Latin Club 2, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 2. ksxswaam wwx MARGARET MARY DAVIDOVIC Marge Art . . . Perry Como . . . lce Skat- ing . . . Dental Assistant. Art Club 2, 3, Secretary 47 Chorus 2, Drops of lnk l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1. JUDITH VIVIAN DICKEY Judy Roller Skating , . . Warsaw Con- certo . . . Elvis Presley . . . Account- ant . . . Bryant-Straton. Blue Triangle 3, Chorus 31 Drops of Ink 1, 45 French Club 25 GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 35 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule 3. BENJAMlN S. CREECH, JR. Ben Southern Fried Chicken . . . French Fries . . . Stanford University. Football 4, Transfer from Allegan, Michigan 4. MICHEAL A. CROMIE Mike Business Administration . . , Plans Include College. Band lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Football 1, 2, 37 Latin Club NORMA JEAN DEACON Norm Good Music . . . Quiet Walks . . . Tab Hunter . . . Secretary. Chorus 2, 3, 4g GAA 1, 2, 3. DONALD JOHN DIETZ Don Auto Mechanic . . . Carpentry . . Strawberry Sundaes. Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. 2, Student Council 3. RICHARD CRISP Spanish Club, Science Club SHARON CUSHNA Chorus l, 3, 4. --fr mils M. .. .X..tX..tm.z,....,. maaaem1esm ff..i.. in NANCY JO DIETZ Spike Sports . . . Rock-'n-Roll . . . Nasty Break , . . Illinois State Normal. GAA l, 2, 3, Vice President, 4 President, GAA Color Guard 3, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4. DOROTHY JEAN ERICKSON Dot Belafonte Calypso . . . Lemon Cokes . . . Deadlines. Art Club I, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, French Club 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Treasurer, Movie Operators Club 2, 3, NAUTILUS 3, 4, Co-Editor, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council 4, Theotokan 3, 4, Vice President. FRANCES CHRISTINA FAIRBAIRN Teen Happiness . . . Self-Expression . . . Dramatics . . . Dislikes: Pen- cils Behind Left Ears. Political Science, Chorus 4, Con- servation 3, Drops of lnk 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 4, GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, GAA Lead- ers' Club 3, NAUTILUS 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Receptionist 3, Theo- tokan 3, 4, Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3, Angel Street 4. ARTHUR ALLEN FINK Art The South . . . Lady of Spain . . . Steak and Fried Onions . . . Army . . . Home in Florida. Baseball 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Track l, 4. SUZANNE FOISSOTTE Sue Dancing...Art...Fun... Flapper Parties . . . Pschologist . . . Illinois. Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, President, Conservation Club 4, Drops of Ink 4, French Club 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Theotokan 3. LOIS ANN DORFLER Lois Dill Pickles . . . Soft, Slow Music . . . Chocolate Ice Cream . . . Work in Orphanage. Chorus l. RICHARD KEITH ESHBAUGH Dick Building Hotrods . . . Fishing . . . Boating , . . Mechanical Engineer . . . Navy. Football 2, Track 2, Wrestling 2. DENNIS RAYMOND FALTYNSKI Polish Toe Presley . . . Football . . . Baseball . . . Navy then College. Band l, 2, Baseball l, 3, 4, Foot- ball 'l, 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Science Club 4, Student Council I. ROBERT FLARY Bob Cars . . . Jokes . . . Lots of Fun . . . College. Chorus I, 2, L Club 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP C. FORSTER Phil Cars . . . Guns . . . Traveling . . . Sandy . . . Dislikes: Women Driv- ers . . . Wiseguys. JOANN GODWIN RICHARD E. JoAnn GOTTSCHALK Bowling ,... Basketball . . . Danc- Dick Ing - - - Sewing - -I - BUSINESS Southwest . . . Cadillac Convertibles School. . . . Bowling. GAA 2, 37 LIIJFGYY CIUI'-1 37 SPBUISIW Art Club 4, Air National Guard, Club 2. Science Club 4, Transferred from Ela-Vernon 4. GRAINNE GRIFFIN RICHARD H. GRIME5 Transfer Marywood, Evanston, llli- Dick ngis, Fishing . . . Hunting. Golf 2. 3. BETTY JEAN GAFFNEY Betty Green . . . Papayas . . . Traveling . . . Stanford. Art 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Drops of Ink 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, GAA Lead ers' Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Science Club 4, Theot- okan 3, 45 Dirty Work at the Cross- roads 3, Angel Street 4, Trans- ferred from California 2. RICHARD J. GARRISON Rich Pizza . . . Cars . . . Sports . . . Career in the Navy . . . Murray of Kentucky. Basketball l, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 35 1 club 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. EILEEN MARIE GARBERDING Eileen Dancing . . . Football . . . Cook- ing . . . Secretary. Drops of Ink 3, 4. THEODORE R. GLATZ Ted Hunting . . . Baseball . . . Basket- ball. L Club 3, 4, Tennis 3, Track l, 2, 4. JEAN ANN GROGAN Jeanann Knitting . . . Football . . . Peo- ple . , , Teaching . . . Lake Forest College. Chorus A, Transferred from Seattle, Washington A. JAMES E. GURTOWSKI Jiin Custom Cars . . , Anything wit the Custom Look . . . Baseb l . . . Army . . . Auto Mechanic. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball , Track i. EMILY MARIE HERCHENBACH Emily Champagne , . . Navy Blue . . . Dislikes: Frowns . . . Journalist . .. University of Illinois. Cl'ass Secretary A, Drops of lnk 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, NAUTll.US 4, Theotokan 3, Secretary 4, Dirty Work at the Crossroads , Trans- ferred frorn lmmaculate Concep- tion Academy 2. CATHERINE JEAN HERNANDEZ Cathy Diamond City . . . Phenomenal . . . Rhythm and Blues. Aft Club 2, GAA 21 3, Spanish Club 3. PATRICIA ANN HINES Patty Travel . . , Ireland . , . Bowling . . . Hill-Billy Music . . . Secretary. Library Club 2, 3, 4. ROGER A. GROTH Roger Pizza and Speed Boats . . . Uni, versity of Illinois. French Club -1, Golf 2, Science Club 4, Track i, Wrestling 3. CHARLES HAMER Chuck Music . . . Radio . . . Model Rail, roading . . , Meteorology . . . Air Force. Art Club A, Chorus l, 2, 3, Conser- vation Club 3, HUGH E. HENDERSON Hugh Steaks anrl French Fries . , Civil Engineer . , . Purdue, Basketball 3, Spanish Club 3, Siu- dent Council A, Track 3. A, Tran:- X ferrerl 3. 'I I ,fn g fV,AfZIf1Jf jiajzfwu BARBARA ANN HESS Barb Jigsaw Puzzles . . . Hot Fudge Sundaes . . , Perry Como , . . X-Ray Technician . . . Kendall. Band i, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Pep Band 3. LINDA SLJYENO HlRATSLlKA Professor Grace Kelly . . . Basketball . . . Pop Music . . . Nursing , . . Uni- versity of Michigan. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Drops of Ink 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, President, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Orches- tra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, Dirty Work at the f'rneerna1-ls R RICHARD JOHN ISAACHSEN Rich Model Airplanes . . . Boats . . . University of Illinois . . . Navy. Camera Club 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Football 1, 3, Golf 2, 3, Townsmen 2, 3. ROBERT D. JACOBSEN Jake Ivy League . . . Gray Flannel . . Art . . . Augustana College. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Con- servation Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, NAuTlLus 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Theotokan 3. BARBARA JEAN HOFFMEIER Barb Basketball . . . Chicken . . . Travel- ing . . . Latin America . . . Secre- tary. Library Club 3, 4. SARAH ANN HOYLE Sally Steak . . . Pop Tunes . . . Basket- ball. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Library Club 4. CLINTON E. HOGSTROM Clint Swimming . . . Music . . . Baseball . . . Air Force . . . Skating. Transferred 3. EDWARD HUSTAD Ed Art... Pizza . . . Cars . . . Lin- coln College. Graduated January 19, 1957. DONNA JOANNE JACOBS Jake Ice Skating . . . Sports . . . Airline Hostess. Chorus 3, 4, Drops of lnk 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Transferred from Des Moines, Iowa 3. JON H. JEWELL Jon Swimming . . . Cars . . . Golfing . . . College. Golf 3, 4. 1? bay A l X LORETTA LEE KICK Loretta Horses . . . Dancing . . . Pizza. Cheerleader 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4. DORlS MAE KINKAID Doris Government . . . Gym . . . Pizza . . . Office work . . . Little Rock Junior College. GAA 4, GAA Leaders' Club 4, Sci- ence Club 4, Transferred from Chi- cago 4. GUSTAV LEROY JOHNSON LeRoy Pizza . . . Milkshakes . . . Dis- likes: Shakespeare . . . Zootsuits . . . Air Force. Band I, Manager 2. a RICHARD A. KALTER Dick Meat Loaf . . . Apple Pie . . . Dairy Farming . . . University of Wiscon- sin LYNN ELEANOR KIENE Lynn Pizza . . . Sports . . . Drum Corps . . . PE teacher . . . DeKalb. Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Color Guard 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Student Council 2, 3. ROY WILLIAM KUNKE Roy Red . . . Food . . . Money. Band l. Transferred from Chicago 2. HOWARD JONES Howie Science . . . Fiction . . . Deep Sea Fishing . . . Pencil Sharpeners. DENNIS M. KANE Mickey Porkchops and Apple Pie . . . Fly- ing . . . Florida . . . Parks College . . . Aeronautical Technology. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Camera Club 3, Vice President, Conserva- tion Club 3, Latin Club 2, Wrest- ling 4. BETSY ANN LASH Bets Water skiing . . . Shrimp Calypso . . . Grinnell. Chorus 3, 4, Drops of lnk 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, Science 4, Stu- dent Council l. RICHARD NORMAN LEE Dick Pizza . . . Golf . . . Red Suede Shoes . . . Engineering . . . Park College. Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 'l, 2, Chorus 2, Drops of Ink 3, 4, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 3. GERALD EDWIN LINDGREN Jerry French Fries . . . Football . . . 48 Merc. Basketball I, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class President 1, Class Treasurer 2, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, L Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, Movie Operators 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Student Council 3, Treasurer, Towns- men 3, 4, Track 2, Wrestling 3. LOWELL D. LUTTER Hap Drums . . . Jazz . . . Science . . . Track . . . Doctor . . . Knox. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Blue Triangle 3, Football 4, L Club 3, 4, President, NAUTILUS 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer, Student Council l, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4. SUE LLOYD Sue Movies . . . Basketball. Transfer from Grayslake 3. KATHLEEN MARGARET MAGUIRE Kay Bowling.. . . Basketball . . . BRW . . . Nurses Training . . . North- western. Chorus i, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Science 4, Span- ish 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Theo- tokan 3, GAA Cabinet 3, 4. .. . if nr' ELAINE DAWN LAYCOCK Dawn Swimming . . . Riding . . . Shrimp . . . Dislikes: Winter Marriage. Chorus l, 2, GAA I, 2, 3. JUDITH ELIZABETH LEHMANN Judy Hi-Fi . . . Cashmere . . . Nursing . . . University of Wisconsin. Chorus 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, GAA 'l, 2, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 4, Girls' Ensembles 3, Latin Club 2, Orchestra I, 2, Science Club, Secretary 4. MARY ALICE MCCARTHY Mary Outdoor Sports . . . Snow . . . Good Food . . . Dental Hygienist . . . . Marquette University. Blue Triangle 3, Camera Club 4, Drops of Ink 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club, Latin Club 2, Receptionist 4, Science Club 4, Transferred from Skokie 2. DONALD LEE MCFARLING Don Singing . . . Golfing. Basketball l, 2, Chorus 4, Golf 4, Transfer 3. HAROLD G. MlCKLEY Ollie Waltz . . . War Stories . . . I Believe . . . Airplane Mechanic. Movie Operators 3, 4, Transferred from Chicago 2. CAROL ANN MOSCHEROSCH Dancing . . . Fabrege . . . Iowa State. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Theotokan 3, 4, French Club 4, Leaders' Club 3, Drops of Ink, 2, 3, 4, Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3. LINDA MEYERS BARBARA ANN MCFARLAND Kittens . . . Eddy Duchin . . . Piano Music . . . 57 Dodge . , . Knox College. Chorus 3, 4, Conservation Club 3, Vice President 4, Drops of Ink 4, French Club 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, Girls' En- semble 3, 4, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4. JO ANN MICHEL .lo Blues . , . Pizza . , . Elvis . . . Interior Decorating. Transferred from Thornton 3, GAA 3. JACK ERROC MOONEY Jack College. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Football lp L Club 4, Movie Operators 4, Receptionist 4, Sci- ence Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Track 2.o FRED B. MYERS Fred Hunting . . . Fishing . . . Archery . . . Michigan State . . . Conser- vation. Band 'l, 2, Conservation Club 4, Football 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. HUGH NELSON Football 3, 4, Track 2, L Club 4, Transferred from North Park Academy, Chicago 2. MARGARET PAULINE OLSEN Peggy Blue . . . Picnics . . . Harry Bela- fonte . . . Shimer . . . Dislikes: Rabid Republicans. French Club 2, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Drops of lnk 2, 3, 4, NAU- TILUS 3, 4, Conservation Club 3, 4, Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3, Camera Club 3, Theotolcan 3, 4, Treasurer 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Angel Street 4. JUDITH PARADlSE Judy Latin Club 2, Library Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Blue Triangle 4, Transferred from Round Lake 2. ALVlNA NEWMAN Al Basketball . . . French Fried Shrimp . . . Song: l'FILoved You . . . Career: Stenographer. GAA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3. JOAN KAYOKO OKUBO Joan Reading . . . Bowling . . . Slumber Parties . . . Maniu. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drops of Ink 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Library Club 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Orchestra 1, Pep Band 3, 4. KAREN IRENE O'DETTE Kare Horses . . . Dancing . . . Sports . . . Sleeping . . . University of California. Art Club 4: GAA 4, Science Club 4, Theotokan 4, Transfer from Bar- rington 4. LADONNE MAY OLDENBURG noleu Good food . . . Good Clothes . . . Pop Music . . . Commercial Airline Stewardess. GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Transfer from Carl Schurz 2, Chorus 4. GRACE Y. E. PAK Grace True Love . . . TV . . . Pizza . . . Teaching-Shimer. Transferred from Hawaii 4. GERMAINE MAGDALYN PHALG Gerry Cooking . . . Horses . . . Dancing . . . Airline Hostess. Band l, 2, 3, Conservation Club 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, Pep Band 3, spanish 2, Secretary, Student Council 4, Vice President. I eresmawwlsmaeeauwssaa A sw' Aswararsmwuawwlm m:.1aamw LINDA MAE PROCTOR Lin Hillbilly Music . . . The South A Home of Her Own. Chorus 1, 2, 3. JACK RAASCH Jackie AUDREY DORlS PIERCE Aud Roller Skating . . . Ice Skating . . . Bowling . . . Office Work . . . Marriage. GAA 'l, 2, 3. SONDRA KAY PODBEILSKI Sandy Steak and French Fries . . . Olds- mobiles . . . Sports . . . Nursing. Drops of lnk 4, GAA 3, 4: NAUTILUS 4, Spanish Club 3: Transferred from Yokohama, Japan 3. JOHN OSCAR PYLE lll John Weekends . . . Stepping on cracks in the sidewalk . . . Knox. French 2, Movie Operators 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Science 4, Wrestling 3, 4. KAREN EVELYN RADLOFF Karen Swimming . . . Bowling . . . Music . . . Pink . Dislikes Tardiness . . . Business College. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, DROPS OF INK 2, 3, 4, GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary, GAA Cabinet 4, Girls' En- DARlEN GAY PINNEY Darien Art . . . Sauter.Finnigan . . . Reading . . . College. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, Latin Club 2 President, Library Club 2, 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Science Club 4, Theotokan 3, 4, Secretary, AngeI Street 4. LADDIE POSPISIL Football I, 2. semble 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. X.ffsg:s:smuwew:a1ftmKssxsssas:salx,,sms.zlrmssmaxv , S E 3 S JOHN P. RUANE, JR. John Industrial Engineering . . . North- western University. Baseball 35 Football 45 Transferred from Loyola Academy 3. ROBERT A. SAWUSCH Swish Flying . . . Boats . . . Swimming. Chorus I, 2, 3. KAREN LEE REED Karen Good Music . . . Pizza . . . Swim- ming . . . A Summer Tan . . . Iowa State. Camera Club 45 Chorus 3, 45 Drops of Ink 35 French 25 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 GAA Cabinet 3, 45 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 45 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Receptionist 45 Science Club 45 Stu- dent Council 25 Theotokan 3, 4, Treasurer. LINDA ROSEVEAR Pizza . . . Sports . . . Music. Band I, 25 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 3, Point Secretary 45 Color Guard 2, 3. SUE SANDERS Sue Wedding Bells . . . Convertibles . . . Chuck . . . Marriage. Chorus 45 Maiorettes 'I5 Drama Club I5 Homecoming Court 4. J EAN ELAIN E SCHWEMM Jean Knitting Needles . . . Sewing . . . Convertibles . . . Lake Forest Col- lege. Band I, 2, 35 Camera Club 3, 45 X Conservation Club 3, 45 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 45 Span- ish Club 35 Theotokan 3, 4. ,Moreaufs.i:..s25s..-raisamfaeef' wsarsw' GEORGIA GLADYS ROGGE George Shrimp cocktail . . . parties . . blue. Cheerleader 25 Chorus 2, 35 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Receptionist 45 Drama Club I. ROBERTA ANN ROUSE Bobbi Black Cherry soda . . . Horses . . Cooking . . . Teaching Career. GAA I, 2, 35 GAA Leaders' Club 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Student Council I. sss:4e:'e:rfzgQnf.:,. : iW - DIANN SMITH Bar-B-Q Ribs . . . Mexico . . . Calyp- so. Transferred from Chicago 3. PATRICIA ANN SMITH llsmlnyll Red and White Olds . . . Hot Doughnuts . . . Niagara Falls. Transferred from Grant 2. CLAIRE ANN SCHWERMAN Claire Sports . . . Sauerkraut . . . Pink . . . College and Nursing. Chorus 35 French Club 4, GAA 'I, 2, 3, 47 GAA Cabinet 47 GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, NAUTILUS 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. DAVID LEE SHELLENBERGER Dave Hunting . . . Fishing . . . Ice Skat- ing . . . Business,Administration . . . DeKalb. Football I7 Spanish Club 2. ELAINE SMITH Orchestre If Chorus 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Leaders' Club 3, 4, Color Guard 4. CAROL SORBY Jerry Shrimp Cocktail . . . olive. Art Club I, 27 Dramatics I, Art Club I, 2, 3. DARLENE SELL Orchestra I, 2, Chorus 3, 4, GAA I, 2. WILLIAM LOREN SHERIDAN, JR. Bill Cindy . . . Shrimp . . . Summer . . . University of Illinois. WAYNE GARY STORLIE Hap Guns . . . School lunch . . . . . . Construction. DONALD RALPH TEKAMPE Don Red Hot Chili . . . Flying . . firm of his own. Football lg Track l, 2, 3. Cars . A KENNETH ROBERT SOUTHORN Ken Cars . . . skating . . . Air Force . . . Drake . . . Blue Triangle 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Conservation 2, 3, Class Officer I, Vice President, 4 Treasurer, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Movie Operator l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Vice President, Townsmen l,.2, 3, 4, Theotokan 3, 4, Track Manager 3, 4. JEAN STEVENS Steve Candlelight . . . travel . . . horses. Art Club 2, 4, Camera Club 4, Chorus l, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Color Guard 2, 4, Lead- ers' Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Council 3. WILLIAM O. TEGTMEYER Bill Lobster . . . Science Fiction . . gymnastics. Football 4, Receptionist 4, Student Council 4, Wrestling 3, Transfer 'from Arlington Heights. MICHAEL TRAYNOR Mike Football . . . skating . . . Belafonte . . . Football Coach. Baseball 1, Basketball 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, L Club 4: 4, Spanish Club 3. GORDON ROBERT STAGGE Gordy Dixieland . . . golf . . . lobster . . . Valporaiso University. Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, Chlus 2, 3, 4, Football, Golf 4, NAUTILUS 4, Spanish Club 4, Treasurer, Towns- men 2, 3, 4. VANCE ALLISTER STEVENS Vance Art . . . Sammy Kaye . . . New- Port . . . The Old World . . . Zither Music. Art Club l, 2, 3, President 4, Con- servation Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, NAUTILUS 2, 3, 4, C0-Editor, Quill and Scroll 4, Tennis 2, Theo- tokan 3, Angel Street 4, Social Committee I. X Nw.-,.: .,s ' ws.-ms 7.', V- : slag: JOSEPH MORGAN TUMAS Morgan Pizza . . . Bowling . . . Chemical Engineer . . . Northwestern. Theotokan 4, Bowling 4, Transfer 4. HAROLD WALTER VAN Aken Bear . . . Sports . . .Cars . .. Blonds . . . Michigan State Uni- versity. Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Wrestling 4, L Club 4. MARILYN VOLLENDORF Mar Sports . . . Pizza . . . Dancing . .'. Dislikes: Bermuda Shorts . . . Airline Hostess. Chorus I. RUSSELL C. i WALTON, JR. Russ Cars . . . Join the Air Force. Transfer from Schurz High School 3. BEVERLY WATSON Texas Friendly People . . . Bop and Rhythm and Blues . . . Dislikes: Snobs and Moving . . . Modeling . . . Texas Western. GAA 4, Transfer from EI Paso, Texas 3. CAROLE ROSALIE URBAN Carole Mercurys . . . Horses . . . Basket- ball . . . Classical Music . . . Sci- ence . . . Pen State. Blue Triangle 3, Drops of Ink I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Treasur- er 4, GAA l,2, 3, 4, Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Movie Operators 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Science Club 4, Slide Rule Club 3. LEONARD E. VOHASEK, JR. Animal Hot Rods . . . Cuba . . . Bowling . . . Northern. Football I, 2. SHARRON LEE VONDRACEK Sharron Music . . . Shrimp . . . Kneesocks . . . Bowling . . . Iowa State.- Chorus I, 2, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 3, 4, GAA Leaders Club 3, 4, NAUTILUS 3, 4. DAVID HENRY WARREN Dave Model T Fords . . . Football . . . Dixieland . . . Chemical Engineering . . . University of Wisconsin. Basketball I, 2, Manager, Blue Triangle 3, Football l,s 2, 3, 4, Tr., Golf 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Latin Club 2, Movie Operators 4, Drama Club I. MARGARET ANN WHITE Ma rga ret Classical Music . . Reading . . . Roller Skating . . . Dislikes: lnsin- cerity, Teacher Wm. Penn College. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, A, Drops of Ink i, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, President, NAUTILUS 4, Pep Band i, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. EDWARD F. WOOD Uncle Ned Sports . . . steak , . . traveling . . . Air Force pilot . . . Illinois Wesleyan. Basketball I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, L Club 3, 4, Vice President, Science 4, Vice Presi- dent, Track I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS OWEN YARNALL Tom Traveling . . . Guns . . . Jazz . . Dislikes: turkeys. Band 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 3, 4, French Club 2, L Club 4, Theotokan 3, Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3, The Late Christopher Bean 3, Transferred from Yokohama, Japan. HARLAND WILLIAM WHITMORE, JR. Whit Benny Goodman . . . Hitchcock mysteries . . . tobogganning . . . Engineering . . . Lawrence College. Basketball l, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Class Officer, President 3, Football 3, 4, Golf 2, 4, L Club 4, Student Council I, 3, Townsmen l, 2, 3. JOAN J. WIHR Joannie Music GAA . , . Hunting . . . horses . . . teaching . . . Illinois Wesleyan. . Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Chorus l, Conservation Club 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, GAA Cabinet 4, Color Guard 2, Leaders' Club 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Spanish Club 2, Theotokan 3, 4. DOUGLAS WILHELM Doug Food . . . Dislikes: Marty Faye . . . Purdue. Band 3, 4, Football , Club 4, PAUL WILLIS Transferred from Lake Forest 4. Transferred from y 3 ggsifo 5,3 Seniors not pictured JOHN HORNER KENNETH JOHNSON GORDON BRUCE WRIGHT Gordy Travel . . . Photography . . . Ham- burgers . . . Lake Forest . . . Jour- nalism. Chorus l, 2, Drops of Ink 2, 3, 4, Editor, Quill and Scroll 4, Span- ish 2, Track I. 4 JEANNE MARIE YOUNG Jeannie Traveling . . . Steak . . . Parties . . . Secretary. Chorus I, 2. fi-tstsfw,-aa12Wifam w'-1-f'ww 'I i if S' rzumunswmbnnm CLASS OF 1958 'Nr '41 P JOHNSON M. WATTS R, OSCHNER J. CURNUTT Treasurer Vice President President Secretary CLASS MOTTO: Who Does Not Advance, Falls Behind CLASS COLORS: Pink and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Gardenia As upperclassmen the Juniors found they had more responsibilities as well as privileges. With fall came the annual festivities of Home- coming and the making of the Junior float. The Thespians of the class gave excellent performances in the class play, One Foot in Heaven. St. Valentine's Day was celebrated by the whole school at the all-school Junior dance. This year it was entitled Cupid's Caper. The peak of the social year occurred in May. This event was, of course, the long-awaited Junior Prom. The many hours of work were rewarded with a perfect evening. The end of the school year brought a wonderful year to an end as well as the realization that next year they would be seniors. if E 1 4 X 41+ 5. as-, . mv: : N Q . ,. .kk. i f 5 Q94 .. Q X Q 5 f' 5 A .51 fri K Sf? fggjahgggxffi. - W iyi. , V S52 , 1 we ' :Q W f-riff iw i f Q . NNw.1w- 5-X fx 3:-wif W me Qgfek .eng S' wi. 71. :X .- 3 53, ww--wfg f--5 -fm.-W1 .- A 3 Q? S- Www: ff???Tsf.i' - mgwx' f f U, 2 M ASS? Y S gms- QQ gk R X.: mf ' f-Eff U-K Sffsff 1 K X K, N, X55 4, ig: 4 A, , ,. gms-.mi , 5:1 -- Y Q-wit 3, K Jsffi'?i,'. Kiwi W 4, -A: f' 1 .W Q' S 1,5519 gf: Wfgifgg-ia: 1.21, A -wg gt' -4 7 'Eff :gif A We ,Y X 3:2 Q if-Q. 1 . W win , ' sv ' tru 5.,.:.1 4,1 K 'H f. r E323 L in .k:. Oiizx K, . if.. Lx ' V52 :Nfl-. f f Wg ik - ' A ' iw utils I! F I E. Jarrett I. Jarrett C. Jedlicka G. Jarrett B. Johnson J. Johnson P. Johnson E. Johnston L. Johnston M. Johnston R. Jones B. Jurica D. Kane J. Karnboge G. Keegan R. Kerbes B. Kerrigan W. Kick K. Knox . E. Koppitz K. Greely C. Greenlee L. Grenia M. Grimes M. Grosse M. Halloran C. Hansen K. Hanson K. Hapke K. Harris T. Hart R. Hawk T. Herriges W. Herzing M. Hesbol L. Hill R. Hill A. Hinks R. Horak D. Horn H+' 1 4 v 51- - ' Ei? Y Q, : x sf ,gr - M Q gif , , ,L L 'Xa Qi. M 'Kids D. Ruud C. Ryan C. Salgado R. Sawyer W. Sayers M. Schmid R. Schmidt L. Schmitt E. Schroeder 5. Schroeder C. Schultz R. Schwandt A. Schwerman P. Simmons B. Simonis W. Sitz G. Smith J. Smithson D. Snow P. Snow K 3 x Q P3 -f . ,. - .ir .i S its ,Keir . . WW 2 .. .fi . gk x S ' S Sv w fi,- :1r 4' sta... Fi? ' .xx tam- ,f .WM 1. XF NNN' we it W . . lsg gkk, 1- ..amsa'mm .Lss.- J. R. J. K. lyi. K. G C. K. L. R. B. C L. M. K T. A P. J. Pollock Porras Prussing Quentin Quint Ra-asch Radloff Raymong Raymond Regione Reidel Riedel Robinson Rocha Rocha Rodack Rollins Ruane Rueck Rusch Q.. i- .- .. - ..s: m-we-1.1 -1' 1sL.-iz.s.l:m1sm' 'v V , 'nr I if :air SEQ Q- ' -AK-.. A V? 5 x Exwfifk ci.Ass 0:21959 B JORDAN D. OWENS M. TANASCU J GALIGER Secretary President Treasurer Vice President CLASS MOTTO: Better citizenship through greater knowledge. CLASS COLORS: Forest green and silver. CLASS FLOWER: Pink Camellia. Introduction: The first new business of the school year was for the sophomores to get used to the upperclassmen and their domain. After that, they settled down to the old business of studying and working for even finer goals. Mixed in with the new and old business was a Homecoming float, which blew apart. On November 3, the sophomores successfully sponsored the Ballot Box Ball. Then they started to prepare for the Frosh-Soph party, remembering how much they had enioyed it when they were Freshmen. This year was a year of new accomplishments and more fun. They are now getting ready to take another step up the academic ladder and be Juniors. YQ . 93. A Q XM 1 'J '23 i ,M , ,Q Q ' , if ff? . Q3 21. 2 15 G Sp. 9.-3353 31 . 34 54 35, , Q-ga . 4, -,iw Q 4 .i' , , R., .fn ' Wwiisy L Q 'liffi V gfxguek 5 - -A ig- Q I if 53? ' 5 pw: ' wwf f nf S 5 wax' gl ' if X T. Dorfler , Q J M. Downs WW Q W. Dozier ' . E I She- J. Enyart f Evenson ,XL . Ewald P. Fain B. Faliynski L. Faulkner? M. Fleming I J. Foe an K. Forster J. Fox E. Francis C. Frank H. Gabrys G. Gaffney G. Gahari J. Galiger J. Gansinger R, Gerner B. Gordon M. Gray L. Grinzafi C. Grosch J. Guriowski R. Hahn B. Hagerman B. Hale B. Hallerud J. Hanlon W. Hanner H. Hansen D. Harris R. Halch E Heina R. Heramb T. Hill J Himmes L. Hinks R. Hoeger D. Hohlfelcler K. Homolka F. Holmes K. Jacobs B. Jarrelte D. Jewell N. Joeger 211222222 Qf R. Jordan E. Josephsen D' R. Kahn W R, Keller W. Keller W. Klopsch E. Knigge R. Kossler S. Kruchenberg S. Kublank J. Kuykendall N. Lampmen R. Lancaster D. Lande P. Landree D. Lanigan J. Lantz L. Larson P. LaRose D. Lenz D. Lesinski K. Leskovec P. Lewis N. Linclroth L. Linn E. Locashio M. Lunde G. Lutter D. Lynch H. Mackey L. Makela C. Marine M. Marsh J. Marsicek G. Martin J. Mason M. Mateja K. Matson B. Maver B. McCallum G. McKenzie W. Meckbach R. Meland C. Melendy L. Mershon R. Myers M. Miceli M WS' W JWN K. Michel A. Miller D. Mirabella A. Mooney S. Morris J. Myers J. Nelson K. Nievverth A. Nord M. Nystrom L. Okon D. Otis D. Owens J. Pacholke C. Parker C. Parson T. Peden N. Perry R. Peterson J. Phenning D. Pflug S. Piekarski S. Pooley T. Populorum G. Priebe J. Quirke D. Raider C. Ramm J. Rasmussen J. Rasmussen J. Rimkus E. Rogers D. Ross N. Russel T. Russel P. Ruttkay M. Sanders S. Schoenborn E. Scholl D. Schramer R. Schroeder R. Schultz R. Sell C. Shark A. Shebasta D. Sibley M. Simmons M. Sladek M. Smith R. Snyder NOT PICTURED H. Cawley W. Clark J. Devereaux E. Hansen S. Helser R. Hill C. Mayher R. McCalg T. Mickley J.-Murray T. Paradise J. Simmons C. Taraszka T. Sodt H. Sperllng S. Stanton D. Stenlund R. Stratton J. Sutter B. Sutton F. Swanson D. Swanson M. Tanascu J. Taylor C. Thies S. Thomson P. Thornberg F. Timan B. Tipps J. Titus N. Towner R. Trendler E. Trenner C. Vaughn D. Wahl J. Walkinton J. Walton P. Warren B. Werkman M. Weston M. Wrench P. Zack G. Zambo ll lllllllll L' W W le at ttlllif CLASS OF 1960 5 5 I JOYCE GUSTAFSON ALAN HIRATSUKA BARRY WARD CAROLIN AISHTON Secretary President Treasurer Vice President o Aqua and Silver 0 Carnation o Good, Better, Best: Let's Make Our Good Better, And Our Better Best. S. Adelman L. Ahrenberg C. Aishton D. Albrecht D. Anderson B. Andrews P. Andrews D. Augustine R. Barlow K. Baron C. Behm D. Behm L. Behm S. Behm F. Belmont G. Beniamin P. Bennes J. Benson M, Benz T. Betiman S. Bibby R. Biederer C. Bielat L. Biggard M. Bock R. Bock D. Bohl N. Boudrie M. Boyle B. Bresley L. Brewster C. Brill Unidentified C. Brooks A. Brown P. Brumm T. Buski V. Butts R. Bysiek T. Calanca K. Capoccia P. Carmichael S. Carravvay F. Carroll B. Chapin D. Christensen R. Cinefro C. Clausen P. Connelly L. Corfesi R. Costa L. Crawford M. Crisp J. Cresswell J. Dahl J. Davidson J. Davis K. DeBruler L. De Cosier S. Dennee L. DeNeuw N. DeWiTT D. Diebold J. Detrich ,ev-sm wwf- ,...L, - me si, F 5 viii sb ...S .. .. 5 1 4 l .Ak si -s , . 1. fx- -X . i N 9- , x s X Ex il 1 5 D 3 is S N ' is 1. sw Q. S 5555 igiffff .Z 61 Q Y . 3 X, fl l N- .. . ....... .J .1 ,ig ' 35. Q . N mi., 3 . ,. . . .. 4 gl . 5 Sha ,EW 1 .fi-...gmg 8.3.5. f--ig: 1: . Sli . pw L. Dietz C. Doran M. Dorfler M. Dozier Unidentified D. Draper D. Dunsworth D. Dutton D. Ericson L. Ericson R. Evans R. Evans E. Ewald P. Exon M. Faith C. Felczak W. Firth O. Florian M. Folk G. Fralick J. Frayer C. Frederick L. Friend L. Fritsch M. Frogner J. Frost M. Gabrys E. Gaffney W. Garrison B. Gibson C. Gissler B. Gitzke B. Gleason C. Gleisner L. Granbois A. Gratz S. Graves L. Gray L. Griffin G. Griglak J. Gruner J. Gustafson B. Hale G. Harless D. Harris P. Harris T. Harris Unidentified F. Hart N. Harwood M. Hastie S. Hause A. Heggland P. Hendee S. Henderson S. Herriges J. Herschberger R. Hertel K. Hesbol D. Higgins T. Hilliard A. Hiratsuka C. Holland J. Horn R. Hunter R. Jacobsen R. Jauch L. Jeffrey J. Jenkins C. Jensen J. Johnson R. Johnson N. Johnson D. Jones T. Kahn T. Kalck B. Kane T. Kasper R. Kellogg L. Kerrigan B. Koffel P. Krater F. Krebs W. Kristen K. Kuester J. Kunke M. Kupchick A. LaMagdeline P. Lambrecht B. Langston J. Lannigan B. Lance K. Lechwar M. Liepelt S. Livingston B. Lightbody B. Little D. Loeb B. Logemann Unidentified R. Long J. Luczak R. Lunde L. Lundstrom ' M. Lupton S. Lyndford J. Malnquisi J. Malecke D. Mankowski K. Manzeske J. Marling L. Masini J. Mason J. Merriam R. Mobile F. Monk S. Morris J. Mors G. Muckle T. Mulay D. Muniz D. Murdock E . McClannahan K. McCombs L. Nelson L. Newell W. Nicholas T. Nydl N. Nowak E. Obenauf S. O'Connor P. Okubo M. Olson P. Olsen C. Ozmun J. Pacione T. Parker J. Perkins G. Peshek J. Peterson P. Petersen R. Petersen J. Phalg M. Pieroni R. Polidori J. Populorum J. Poulton J. Priebe J. Proctor M. Prommersberger T. Pruss N. Pyle K. Rachowicz C. Radi D. Ray D. Reeger R. Reidel F. Rericha B. Rimkus G. Rinaldi D. Robinson H. Rubush J. Ruane R. Rundall D, Rusch B. Russell L. Sadzeck R. Salemme D. Saunders L. Scharmer B. Scheskie M. Schmidt C. Schramm D. Semiek B. Shannon C. Sladek E. Smith G. Smith J. Smith S. Smith J. Small J. Snyder J . Steffen bu rg D. Steinmetz T. Storlie J. Stothfang C. Stretch R. Stroessler R. Strom J. Stur B. Taylor M. Thompson S. Thompson B. Travillian D. Trendler D. Trinko J. Trout J. Tumbarello R. Turner S. Turner B. Tyler B. Vallier C. Van Es M. Van Beek B. Ward P. Watson L. Watts R, Weber M. Welch B. Wells E. Westergaa rd L. White S. White W. Wierschke E. Wihr C. Wilhelm R. Willey S. Williams D. Winslow R. Wirtamen L. Wright T. Zack K. Zersen D. Zimmer NOT PICTURED B. Britton F. Clark G. Janik D. Jones N. Long R. Schmid B. Taylor D. Willis V. Wright IN MEMORIAM EUGENE SERSHON FRED WAGNER RAY SPELLMAN E552 FEATURES Qu 1 l I - WJ . 40 rooms but we 0-sq, . X or , fi ox i 49 QI, K M -Q-..,J 'Twas the night before Homecoming . mg After all I'm only sixl 'fy iw, 'WF ' in .xx ONS S ,X L G -Hitt: K so ' Q s 14., ,p-I i ' X Ss as ,XX Q 3 fi. W1 P 11. r X ,N if l . ,. . X R i i Avi iliw ,W . . , .xiv :V 'nb O0 Zin' m If'Il never work! Down Fido! 'Puilq 'fi ll!M .laqgo aqg 'sgqg pea.: mm 66 aldoad 001 go mg E R This is 1957, isn'l il? Dh, l've been a model for yearsl Op-pob-be-dol ha cha l Really. M 1. Rather damp isn't it? Me Tarzen, You Jane THINK. Three old maids went for a tramp in the woods . . . Poor Tramp! Lively little group. Thanks to all of our friends in Milwaukee. 1,9 Oh, Brotherl Hello there! Samson She's fillipedl Of course, l'm a good mechanic! :f R f 1, Fr YQQFQS Q 5 fl 4 ' an fx is E if Q an it 'Q was 1. 4 :'-'v f' . f Jw- as hi Yi!! C wi dl ff .4,f E in Q fr ' ,ff 'F 555. 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Dig ihat Crazy' Dug That' The harem. How'd Beti get ml Waterloo! You All no evil, see no evil, speak no evil as 'ist mini Z ORGANIZATICNS ,W Q V f' T4 1. 'P .YK Q' XA IN! i k--f -ww,Qw:wv-:K--xxvxfmximfs ,NWN 5 K' . ,ML K EW Y gg: Y ix, W' Q 1 ' 1 fa: L if K r I I 1 f 'J 5 4 Q I ' ' eg QW Q . . f f 'M X m ff . f , wx M . , - , 'Y 3' ' J., . M x 1 , . am . .f 'Q + . W ' ' ' ' fx. Q, x M 1 ' f xg s 1 wx, L 0, a , , Qi., ji Z ' JSE, - -S Q S I , ,fig Y p KN , b - x K 1 ' .:' 5, x , Zi ' ' 1 ' ' , ' Q ' f ' - wi :?- f' 795 -9 'N Q fi U ' If S Q' X X X 47 x ,, V i SSN 4' ,f 8 f LMW fn ' ffl ' - i-Y 2 Q . . X1 .Q PM Q gm X ' . ,, K 4? Lf X L f S H . A , ' A 5 Y WLT Q' Y ,gk ,..,. v. My S f Q AS, M g W f ig M i ' wiki 1 f' 41 MX L 1 1 K, ,mi , - , . LK .X N .ky lr WN GN TTN' K L w . fx X-X Nm., W 8 QW Q Q 1 ,, Q .K - if 3 Q i 5 Q 5310 K as ' ' Sf .1 NX. www, ws -N' Q aw PEP BAND First row: K, Forester, L. Hiratsuka, Knox, Hapke, C. Wilhelm, Martin, Exon, L. Lut- ter, Snow. Second row: Hunter, Carson Sodt, J. Okubo, Kublank, Grenia, Sayers Third row: Westergaard, Peshek, Owens M. White, Poulton. MAJ ORETTES THE TCWNSMEN GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Furs! row P. Johnson, Lindgren, McFarland, N. Pyle,Clanr Second mfs' 0W1 BennYf Til'-'PS' J- Bedieff Jofdanf Rodak, LeSir1Ski. Sec row Burneff Soujhernl lsaachsen. ond row: T Johnson, McFarland, K. Radloff, L. Anderson, M. White, Forney Cushna. 670,53 5 i A CAPPELLA CHOIR mqrm gm flflfw Q na nnnR'UH04'1fg'u1wH L.. ....L.nl ..... .. S m.. N l BRAINERD CHORUS 8 sw .. 1 0 3559 BUTLER LAKE CHORUS Under the direction of Miss Nancy Nelson the orchestra and string ensemble played at the Christmas, Midwinter, and Spring concerts. STRING ENSEMBLE iiplllfff First row: McFarland, Reed, Grosse, Clark, Jordan, Heggland, L. Hiratsuka, Erickson, P if l if' ffjlll W ltr ll c ORCHESTRA First row: McFarland, Reed, Jordan, Willey, L. Hiratsuka, Raider, Erickson, N. Pyle. Second row: Clark, Heggland, Anderson, Forney, Martin, Crawford, J. Pyle, Fitzsimmons, A. Walbridge. STUDENT COUNCIL .ffl si ' ' First row: Mayer, Rasmussen, Veach, Sawyer, Robinson, Fitzsimmons, Phalg, Jurica, Capouch. Second row: zen :X . 'Lancaster, Schramm, Erickson, Kerrigan, Maguire, Gratz, T. Betiman, J. Johnson, Mors, O'Donnell. Third ,y -3 Arow: Schwandt, Owens, Prussing, Oschsner, Tegtmeyer, Kristan, Belzer, Edgren, Klopsch. Fourth row: Q! K -' . -finbohi, Buttemiller, Hiratsuka, P. Johnson, Priebe, Henderson, Willy, Renaldi, Hause. , f ,J if s -.J J'-,si . -,- f A ,I .gf f' . A CRX 1-'X T: R T 9 -X ' , ,f '- J 3. if' vi The most important student organization in LFHS is the Student Coun- ,sx ,fs cal. lt is the sounding board for whatever ideas, prolects and problems f 1 is ,gf the students may have. .C This year's council has certainly been a busy one. To begin the year, Homecoming queen elections were held and a lovely float for the royal court was prepared. Many drives have been carried on and the students showed their spirit by making them successful. CARE, Retarded Chil- dren, and the annual March of Dimes basketball games were among these. In the spring on Senior Day seniors had their opportunity to change places with the teachers. The Handy Hints and the social pro- gram for the year were carried out with great satisfaction. The President is Ed Fitzsimmons, Vice President, G. Phalg, Secretary, C. Robinson, Treasurer, R. Sawyer. TH EOTOKANS The Theotokans met weekly all year and have been very active producing some small plays for various organizations and one major play presented to th e school. Its members earn points by working on the plays directing, staging, or acting in them. The presi- dent is Pat Busch, Vice President, D. Erickson, Sec- retary, D. Pinney, Treasurer, P. Olsen, Advisor, Mr. Jerry Bohnsack. s s Q First row: Pooley, Mackey, Jordan, Pinney, Erickson, Busch, Olsen, Lensinski, Kerrigan, Day. Second row: Jacobsen, Galiger, Herchenbach, B. Gaffney, Schwemm, Wihr, Bowman, Reed, Bisdorf, O'Dette, Fairbairn F. Anzelmo, J. Rasmussen, Forney, Kossler, Straton, Marsicek. Third row: K. Olsen, J. Johnson, Hagerman, Fain, Copeland, Rasmussen, Capouch, Simonis, Yarnall, Copeland, Watts, Raasch, Makela, Matson, Suess, Gray, Urich. First row: Sibley, C. Thies, Galiger, Pooley, S. Thompson, Matson, B. Gordon, Crist, Forman, Casey, K. Forester, S, Moris. Second row: G. Gaffney, Nord, Mayer, Niewerth, Lampinen, Simonis, Downs, M. Cope- land, P. Ruttkay, Daly, Capouch, A. Mooney, Fain, Hagerman, Parker, Rasmussen, Rollins. Third row: Buttermiller, Hohfelder, Heraml, Carson, Hanner, Snyder, Ross, G. Priebe, Ochsner, Watts, Burnett, Owens, D. Johnson, Makela, C. Parson, Russell, P. Bibby, Bilsborrow, Hart. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, meets for three occasions each year. First it builds a homecoming float, has a Christmas Party, and holds a Roman Ban- quet, which is quite an event. Ron Ochsner is President, D. Crist, Vice President, Secretary, J. Gal- iger, Treasurer, C. Parson- Advisor, Mrs. Meloy. 1 igliiis . First row: J. Becker, Devereaux, Raider, Klopsch, Neel, Gansinger, K. Olsen, Tipps, Lancaster, Disney, Quentin. Second row: C. Raymond, F. Anzelmo, Urban, Erickson, P. Olsen, Bracey, Scherman, Koppitz, Ryan, P, Warren, B. Gaffney, Arena. Third row: Cullen, Lakin, Landree, Groth, Hesbol, T. Wood, Durang, FRENCH CLUB The French Club is made up of the French ll and III classes. The meetings are devoted primarily to French culture. lts president is K. Olsen, Vice President, B. Klopsch, Secretary, J. Gan- singer, Treasurer, V. Neel- Advisor, Mrs. DeMerlier. 1 Clair, J. Wright, also T. Fairbairn not shown. VZ Sp A 'N A 'lf P ' K f V -L, 0 dpi-'JG -ky? f F lf gt T s Q WJ 0 .... First row: Paradise, F i , Jordan, Plnney, Schroeder, Kerrigan, Chandler, Maribella, McConnell, Simmons Greenly. Second ro runstrum, Johnson, Lesinski, Miceli, Hemmes, Fleming, M. Simmons, J. Stevens ' Mason, Maguire. Third row: DeHaan, Hamolka, Linn, Schultz, Weston, Stagge, Ypma, Tenascun, Melindy wif SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Span- ish Club is to develop the Spanish speaking ability of its members and also to strengthen their knowledge of the Spanish-speaking countries. Students having completed one year of Span- ish comprise the club. Miss Coffey is its faculty advisor. Its officer are Larry Linn Presi ent Sgice Presidenh! Gordon agge, Secretary, and Mike Tenascun, Treasurer. Hansen. QUILL AND SCROLL Urban, Erickson, B. Gaff- ney, Neel, Wright, Fair- bairn, Durang, Stevens. Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school iour- nalists. The students are recommended by their faculty advisor. The ones rep- resenting our school are mostly editors of the Drops of Ink and NAUTILUS. Obenauf, Bowman, Reed Brown, Veach, McCarthy, Tegtmeyer, Mura. RECEPTIONISTS These students sit at the desk in the lobby of school one period a day to greet people that may come in. ART CLUB 'Just admiring our handiwork. Gansinger, Pinney, Jurica, Heramb, Wihr, Curnutt, Kerrigan, B. Gaffney, Hamolka, Galiger. The purpose of Art Club, when not generally goofing off Call artists doh is to develop the artists ability of its mem- bers. lts officers are: Sue Foissotte, President, F. Anzelmo, Vice President, J. Bracey, Secretary, B. Jacobsen, Treasurer. Foissotte, V. Stevens, Bracey, F. Anzelmo, Busch, Marsicek, O'Dette Davidovic, Jacobsen, For- ney, J. Stevens. LIBRARY CLUB I, A The Library Club is one of the most serviceable clubs in the school. lt is comprised of interested stu- dents, who devote one study period a week to learn library procedures, to help check out books and direct students' library usage. The officers are: Margaret White, President, Pat Dorrah, Vice President, Pat Day, Secretary, Carole Urban, Treasurer. sc v,,,.- ww Butler Lake, first row: Yore, G. Radloff, Urban, White, Day, Dorrah, Martin. Second row: Gaw, Neil, Kerrigan, Flemming, Miceli, Nord, Paradise, Maribella, Behm, Forney, Olsen, Hines. Third row: Pinney, M. Andrews, Dickey, Okubo, Piekarski, Urich, Bowman, Morris, Halloran, Englebrecht, Hoffmeier, Daly, Kossler, Niewerth, Hoyle, R. Walbridge, Washburn, Enk, Sutton. Brainerd, first row: Scharmer, Calanca, Lambrecht, Hesbol, J. Smith, Stothfang, Zimmer, Bennes. Second row: Mrs. McGraw, Livingston, Kunke. Horn, Fritch, Bibby. DNSERVATION CLUB Conservation Club is com- posed of students interested in wildlife and is limited to those who have taken Biol- ogy. Its purpose is to improve community and school grounds. You can see by the aluminum foil pro- tecting our young trees and the new bird feeders on the school grounds that they have really been busy. Ann Walbridge is President, L. Schmidt, Vice President, B. Simcnis, Secretary, B. Jurica, Treasurer. Miss Munson is the advisor. ,missy i i: -F FG xg, First row: Urban, Paradise, Day, Kerrigan, Betieman, Wood, F. Bailey, Lehman, Reed, B. Gaffny, Pinney. Second row: Cavalier, Pyle, Schmidt, Ypma, Snow, Simonis, Lash, McCarthy, Crawford, Kinkaid, Martin, Brown, Faltynski, Sawyer, Lindgren, Raasch, Rollins. Third row: Ruud, Bruckman, R. Schmidt, Ely, Mentzer, Ochsner, Prussing, Watts, Peshak, Belzer, G. Bailey, Lee, Boysen, Rueck, J. Johnson, Forby. First row: N. Adams, Kerrigan, Fahling, Schmidt, Simonis, A. Walbridge, Jurica, Raymond, Mackey. Second row: Foissotte, Schwemm, Schroeder, Olsen, Bracey, Quint, Martin, L. Johnson, Horick, Greenly. Third row: McFarland, Crawford, Jacobsen, Bruckman, Cates, V. Stevens, Tekampe, Wihr, Rodak. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, a newly organized group, is for those students who have taken Biology and Chemistry. Some of the aims of the club are to increase the knowledge of science by experimentation and the perfection of science skills. The officers are F. Bailey, President, N. Wood, Vice President, J. Lehman, Secretary, J. Betieman, Treas- urer. Miss Boon is the advisor. DROPS OF INK EDITORS Editor-in-Chief News Editor Feature Editors Sports Editor Circulation Manager Literary Advisor Business Advisor Gordon Wright Carole Urban Betty Gaffney Vici Neel Charles Durang Meredith Watts . Mr. Ariffe Mr. Storbeck Reporters G. Capouch, C. Chandler, J. Daly, M. Davidovic, J. Disney, M. Fahl- ing, T. Fairbairn, M. Fleming, E. Herschen- bach, M. Hesbol. Reporters . , , L. Hiratusuka, B. Kerigan, Typists M. Lakin, B, Lash, K. Lee, D. Lisinski, L. Makela, N. Martin, M. McCarthy, C. Me- lindy, C. Moscherosch, P. O'Donnell, P. Olsen, M. Quint, K. Radloff, C. Raymond, K. Raymond, K. Rodak, S. Schroeder, C. Uhrich, M. White. J. Dickey, D. Jacobs, M. J. Eclgren, E. Schroeder, C. Yore, B. McFar- land, S. Podbielski, J. Okubo, S. Foissotte, K. Rodak, M. Quint, E. Alexander, E. Garberding. ..--N S R NAUTILUS Co-Editors .,,,..., ,..,, ,.....w , ,, , D, Erickson, V. Stevens Business Managern 7s,7, Y ,s,, ,.,,uLowell Lutter Boys Sports Editors ,,,,ss ,s,s,, G ordon Stagge Business Assistants s,,ss,,ss,,...,,,ss, Sharron Vondracek Dave Warren Glen Forby, Rich Isaachsen Art Editors, ,sss,,,sss,s,s.,,ss cs .sssssss,,sss,, Sue Foissotte Senior Editorn .,,,s o.,,,o,,, ,os, , S Dorothy Erickson Julane Bracey, Darian Pinney Junior Editorw o,oo,-,o ,,,o,sss, , Judy Veach Miscellaneous Editor vuo, s,ssv ,S Florence Anzelrno Sophomore Editorw., s,.,,, W ,,,, John Marsicek Photographer W s,,u,,, 7 su,, Ed FitzSimons Organizations Editors ,,u,, . u,o,, .Margaret White Shap Shot Editor s.so,,,. s,,,,,,ou,.,o,,,,s c -..Pat Busch Teen Fairbairn Bob Jacobsen, Peggy Olsen Girls Sports Editors c,,u,, ,,,,,, C Iaire Schwerman Sales Editor ,c.,.sc ,,,o,,,,o, , o . ,o,s ,.Mary Jo Edgren Joan Okubo Typists cc..,,,,, c, ,,,c, Behm, Herschenbach, Wihr Podbeilski, Vondracek First row: J. Okubo, J. Wihr, Veach, V. Stevens, Erickson, D. Warren, Marsicek, Pinney. Second row: Fair- bairn, Schwerman, P. Olsen, Anzelmo, Foissette, Edgren, Hershenbach, Podbielski, Vondracek, Behm. Third row: Bracey, Forby, L. Lutter, Busch, Stagge, Jacobson, M. White. .war , .. .L .,,,,, - ,? PRESENTING THE CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club has been studying darkroom technique. This year they also have been discuss- ing the merits of each other's pictures, some of which may be entered in contests. Dudley is President, K. Olsen, Vice Presidentg K. Secretary: B. Klopsch, Treasurer, Mr. Bergfald, Advisor. M First row: Casey, Quentin, Kerrigan, McCarthy. Second row: Schwemm, Urich, Bowman, Klopsch. Third row: Wihr, Bernard, K, Olsen, Ely. Fourth row: Owens, S. Kublank, Fitzsimmons. PRESENTING MOVIE OPERATORS CLUB This group of movie operators sets up the pro- iector and shows educational films to the classes. This club is very informal, insomuch so that it First row: Turner, Craig, Martin, Bracey, F. Anzel- mo, Urban, Lindgren, K. Olsen. Second row: Ypma, Bruckmann, Durang, Mickley, Yarnall, Southorn, never meets. Mr. Osborne is its advisor and pre- pares the schedules. lsaachsen, Clauss, D. Anderson, Forby. Yarnall, Southorn Wilhelm Whitmore, Sitz, Prussing Wood, Betieman Warren, Glatz Ochsner, Ross Costa, Foote Lutter, Clement, Faltynski, Lakin, N. Wood Lindgren, Flary, Heiser, Mr. Ebert r, Nelson, Swanson, Curry, Craig, Buchanan, Evans, Trayno Sanders G. Bailey, Geary, VanAken, F. Bailey The L Club is the boys' letter club, and only those who have won a maior letter can belong. Its purpose is to promote good sportsmanship on the playing and game field, to encourage loyalty and spirit among athletes, students, and faculty in Libertyville. This club contributes to the athletic program by donating equipment to the various sports. President, L. Lutter, Vice President, N. Wood, Secretary-Treasurer, G. Lindgren, Advisor, Mr. Eugene Ebert. W PEP CLUB Wildcat Tom Tom Echo Yell Pepper' l 1. wfgjfwiw, M W? ,ful Ya Got That Sp rn? if by Beat Em Boys Locomo1ive?! , .flu if ef Wffll riff? JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: H. Hansen, J. Hemmes, J. Mooney, M. Gray. 'ul . J, . h ,J Q. Q E X il f ,lm 5' V' AE? A 'QA' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: L. Kick, D. Finney, B. Arena , J. Mura, B. Brown, P. Boucher. President ,,..,..., OFFICERS Vice President .... Secretary ....... Treasurer ..,,...,..s. Senior Point Sec. -----Nancy Dietz -----,.Judy Rusch Ka ren Radloff -s---.Joan Wihr -,---.Joan Okubo Junior Point Sec. .s,A.., Dodey Crist Advisor ...... --,--.Miss Bond Miss Bond, our advisor, and Nancy Spike Dietz, our president, are the two people who deserve much of the credit for the functioning of GAA. r T l N 1. . 1. Y 301 1 'I :Q -K Q ' Q ' T A L Ei L .A 5 v W S? ,Q gl' ni ' ' ,mx ,WM ,,: Q. 1: K ,xx -t Q F, ,l vs' Q' 5? L T W' ... Q -- .... -e .. First row: Podbielski, Crawford, Lehmann, Vondracek, Newman, Schwemm, Bernard, Casey, Wihr. Second row: Okubo, Hiratsuka, Moscherosch, Oldenburg, McCarthy, Capoccia, Brown, Watson, Rogge, O'Dette. Third row: Fairbairn, Becker, Radloff, Hoyle, Erickson, Anzelmo, Foissotte, Hess, Michels, Kick, Reed. Fourth row: Schwerman, Maguire, M. Andrews, Pinney, Gaffney, Herchenbach, Kiene, Kinkaid, Dickey, B. Andrews. Fifth row: Rouse, Smith, Rosevear, Stevens, Phalg, Dietz, Olsen, Urban, McFarland. First row: Gaw, Simmons, Quentin, O'Donnell, K. Raymond, Kerrigan, C. Raymond, Ruane, Fahling. Second row: Brown, Arena, Pflug, Day, Bussone, Adams, Dorrah, Disney, Crist, Hill. Third row: McConnell, Bisdorf, Rodack, Washburn, Cessna, Yore, Johnston, E. Schroeder, Horak. Fourth row: Anzelmo, Gaura, Greenlee, S. Schroeder, A. Walbridge, Uhrich, Gray, Mosher, Robinson, Rusch. Fifth row: Faith, Bowman, Werner, Curnutt, Tumas, R. Walbridge, Burbach, Cougher, Engelbrecht. Sixth Row. Simonis, Martin, Stephen, Jurica, VanHeirseele, Edgren, Halloran, Radloff, Koppitz. -rvjlnl r' ' V Y v, - ms . 2 -to First row: Boehm, Matson, Locashio, Croonborg, Stenlund, Shark, Chandler, B, Becker, Mirabella, Marsh, Galiger, Mackey, Pooley, Thompson, Gray, Lindroth. Second row: J. Becker, Johnson, Dahm, Thies, Himmes, Sibley, Fleming, Stanton, Miller, Kossler, Lanigan, Forster, Lesinski, Miceli, Gordon, Gansinger, Raider, Lan- caster. Third row: Mason, Meland, Simmons, Copeland, Beyerstedt, Taylor, Fain, Hagerman, Nord, Wrench, Brannen, Parker, Schoenborn, Cullen, Faltynski, J. Rassmussen, Devereaux. Fourth row: Stratton, Shebesta, Otis, Downs, Homolka, deHaan, Warren, Pfenning, Wahl, Daly, Ruttkay, Bernard, Towner, Capouch, Mooney, Hansen. i LEADERS CLUB First row: Rogge, O'DonneIl, Hiratsuka, Okubo, Kerrigan, Fahling, C. Raymond, Simmons, K. Raymond, Smith. Second row: Newman, P. Brown, Pflug, Day, Crist, Casey, Disney, Dorroh, Hill, Bisdorf, Mar- tin, Third row: Yore, E. Schroeder, S. Schroeder, Rusch, Werner, Oldenburg, B. Brown, Capoccia, McCarthy. Fourth row: Stevens, Rosevear, Greenlee, Curnutt, Wihr, Dietz, Gaffney, Crawford, Schwerman, Moscherosch. Fifth row: Vondracek, Bow- man, Podbielski, Hoyle, Simonis, Sch- wemm, Bernard, Kiene, Burback. Sixth row: Engelbrecht, Stephen, Veach, Maguire, Reed, Halloran, Lehmann, Edgren, Rad- loff, Koppitz. I NFL X, , N . L' . Lvl X3 y . . 1, lf . V T qown GU,'ARD . f ' ,f ,rf fl? r., Lefllgtojyrught: Stevens, Radloff, Galiger, ' Jyllieneiv Fain, StephensL,tXMartin, Pooley, lv Smith. A ,JN ,Ll w, Y DJ L Color AT3uard,,bisflcomprised of Xi! girls flgolrnu akgviehg tlyhrtop point r f earf is in th sopho' re, Pjtior, 7, and, 'enigr classes. Th are cho- D' sen frdrhfeach class n the basis oirfflgir ahpearance, posture, and dhility to march. 3' P 0 voftfi have 6 on CABINET First row: O'Donnell, Hiratsuka, Phalg Okubo, Crist, Dorroh, Newman, Radloff. Second row: Robinson, Wihr, Crawford, Dietz, Maguire, Reed, Vondracek, Stevens, Miss Bond. Third row. Fairbairn, Busch, Kiene, Koppitz, Schwerman, Rosevear. r GAA iGirIs' Athletic Associationj is an organization for girls interested mainly in sports. Through its many activities, GAA offers to any girl the opportunity to develop and use her qualities of friend- liness, sportsmanship, and leadership. GAA began this year's activities by the introduction of a new sport-Speed-a-Way a combination of soccer, football, speed- ball, field hockey, and basketball. On September 18, nine girls were chosen for GAA Color Guard. At the end of the month, the freshmen and transfers were welcomed at Big and Little Sister Day. Along with October came Homecoming and GAA worked feverishly on its float. We re Expecting Victory, was the float's theme which brought, by way of a stork, first prize to GAA. Also during October, the freshmen were being organized by Miss Stephan, the new assistant GAA ln November, many girls took advantage of the ten week bowling session, offered to them at the new bowling alleys. The Christmas season was ushered in with the annual Mother-Daughter Tea, held on December l3. Much work went into mak- ing the Tinsel Tea a success. The main winter activity-basketball commenced After several weeks of practice, teams were organized and a tournament was held. A new fund raising proiect was undertak- en this year by GAA. lt was the printing of the Buzz Book, which is the student directory. The outstanding event of February was the initiation of all new members. Throughout the day of February 5, the corridors were streaming with clowns. After school the informal initiation was administered by the seniors while the sophomores were preparing their supper. This year on February 9, Waukegan High was host for the District GAA Play Day. On the l3th, the ten top bowlers were entered into the State Bowling Tourna- ment. After an exciting season of basket- ball, an All-Star team was chosen from each of the four classes. These teams com- peted with each other to pick the Stars of Stars. March activities included a second bowling period, trampoline, tumbling, and volley- ball. During the third week, the State Basket Contest was run with the top scorers from our GAA competing. The event looked forward to with the great- est anticipation by the fathers of the members, took place on the 19 and 20. This affair was the annual Dads' Night at which the dads show their skill at the various sports. With the coming of warm weather, we were again able to have some outdoor sports. The sports included baseball, rid- ing, and archery. With these activities another year of GAA sports ended. On May 22 the last and most important banquet-the Junior Banquet-was held. This banquet was given in honor of the seniors. At this dinner, awards were given out to all the girls who had earned enough points. The climax of the evening was the installation of the new cabinet, who next r sas u-U-:ai year will head GAA. At this time, we, the GAA members, would like to thank Miss Bond for her guidance and for all the aid she has given to us. Without her help, GAA would not be the organization it is. k ii 'tx L 'W N , xi. KH. f' oc -R ELM' L CGW 'X VJ Xf .. .LSWf'iM51fW3 Wljff f 0 W aj ff ja f W UNI my f LQ A12 fiifiiss My vp X if if M , Q 6:3 SPORTS QSM F , tl .ku 'QW BEN sNur Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville NED VARSITY SQUAD BILL BUD DENNY MIKE Libertyville I2 Grant ............... I4 Crystal Lake ...... I4 Warren ...................... 6 Woodstock CHome- coming .... . ..... I7 Zion .................... I3 Lake Forest - .... ...... - - 0 McHenry ............. - ..... 7 Barrington ....... - ..... .- JOHN ROGER DON DICK VARSITY FOOTBALL Row one: F. Swanson, D. Warren, Trainers, D. Swanson, F. Bailey, H. Van Aken, J. Lindgren, M. Traynor, N. Wood, H. Nelson, B. Craig, R. Evans, E. Fitzsimons, J. Nelson, Manager, G. Clement, Manager, K. South- orn, Manager. Row two: R. Tunnicliff, Coach, D. Johnston, G. Bailey, M. Grimes, B. Whitmore, G. Martin, D. Horn, D. Faltynski, D. Dietz, P. Geary, M. Sanders, R. Curry, N. Pastella, J. Ruane, W. Whitmore, Line Coach. Row three: D. Foote, D. Ross, J. Betieman, B. Tegtmeyer, T. Wood, B. Creech, D. Wilhelm, D. Hill, W. Sitz, J. Prussing, B. Kerbs, L. Lutter, B. Dickey. . is Libertyville Grant ........ Libertyville Crystal Lake Libertyville Warren ...... , Libertyville Woodstock l Libertyville Zion ........., Libertyville Lake Forest Libertyville Barrington Libertyville McHenry .... lt's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog that counts, said Coach Tunni' cliff early in the football season. With these words in mind the Wildcats met their opponents on the gridiron. 1, , Although the 'Cats did not have a spectacular season, they showed perhaps the greatest. spirit of any team L. F. H. S. has fielded during recent years. Led by co- captains Mike Traynor and Ned Wood, the 'Cats got oft to a flying start, but iniuries hampered them during the latter part of the season. Coaches: R. Tunnicliff and W. Whitmore Co-Captains: M. Traynor and N. Wood JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville LQ S-al - 7 I lin A L A 1 Row one: Enyart, J., Manager, Cook, D., Meyers, R., Donato, S., Pedin, T., Heiser, S., Cavalier, T., DeRousse, T., Bibby, P., Sawyer, R., Nelson, J., Manager. Row two: Coach Ebert, Parson, C., Bellows, R., Buchanan, R., Pollock, J., Dozier, B., Owens, D., Mentzer, R., Weston, M., Riedel, B.,, Meade, D., Coach Lentz. Row three: Hanner, B., Dalton, J., McCallum, B., Ryberg, F., Peshak, G., Dickey, R., Simmons, J., Okon, L., Ashley, K., Lenz, D., Priebe, G. , 14 McHenry ...... ..... 2 8 7 Crystal Lake . 14 The Junior Varsity didn't have too good a season 0 Woodstock .,,. .... 7 this year but the boys got a great deal of ex- O Zion 26 perience and the coaches are looking for a lot H . 6 Lake Forest .... . ..... 31 more from them next year. 0 Barrington 20 ...Q- . A f B B . A Q- FQ. - K FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row one: B. Ward, Manager, D. Draper, R. Rundall, H, Rubush, J. Populorum, T. Niiol, G.4Beniamin, D Dutton, R. Strom, R. Cinefro, T. Harris. Row two: R. Hunter, Managerp D. Semick, R. Stroessler, E McClannahan, O. Florian, T. Hilliard, P. Exon, J. Dahl, P. Krater, R. Polidori, C. Brill, W. Firth. Row three C. Stretch, Manager, R. Bysiek, W. Kristan, R. Reidek, W. Britton, C. Clausen, W. Lightbody, W. Lantz, N. DeWitt, L. DeCoster, A. Hiratsuka, P. Harris, Coach Case, Coach Kimball. Row four: T. Storlie, R. Weber D. Trinko, P. Watson, R. Jacobsen, W. Nicholas, G. Muckle, R. Jauch. Libertyville .... 12 Crystal Lake --- 12 Libertyville .... 19 Warren ...... , 0 Libertyville .... 13 Woodstock .... .... 1 4 Libertyville .... 7 Zion ---L ......... - - 7 Libertyville .... I3 Lake Forest ....... .... 2 5 Libertyville .... 0 Barrington ...., C .......... 44 Libertyville .... 14 McHenry .... - 7 1 1 l 4 . K. , 1 XM 1 .,,, . '?,,b fffi VARSITY BASKETBALL gi! C.. First row: Ochsner, Sitz, Mooney, Betieman, Wood, Sanders. Second row Coach Hook Mentzer Schwandt, Tekampe, Hill, Prussing, Craig, Rollins, Manager. The Varsity basketball team was a young ball club this year, with only two Seniors on the squad. Starting off the year well, it piled up more wins than LFHS fans have seen in quite a few years, although it was unable to maintain its victory streak until the end of the season. The Cats lacked the height to rebound with the other clubs, and Jack Mooney, the team's leading rebounder, will be hard to replace. Coach Hook feels that the great interest which this team shows in basketball will help it to post an even better record next year. Opponents Antioch Grayslake ,,a,. Lake Forest Highland Park McHenry ,,,,, Warren .... Woodstock H Barrington L, Palatine ..a,,, Ela-Vernon Crystal Lake , Grayslake a,,,. Zion ...,.. . ,,,c Glenbrook Lake Forest McHenry ,,,a Warren ,..,,aa, Woodstock Barrington U Dundee a,,,, Crystal Lake , FRESHMAN BASKETBALL :Ji-16 L. First row: Hilliard, Watson, Bolil, Krater, Garrison, Kasper. Second row: Marling, Trinkle, Hiratsuka, Brill, Ward, Proctor, Sadzeck. Third row: Stretch, Manager, Murdock, Strosseler, Willey, Evans, Manager, Muntz fMissingJ. Barry Ward and Dan Bol'1l were the leading scorers Had a 2-12 record for the season. Opponents Lake Forest McHenry Warren Woodstock Crystal Lake Zion Lake Forest Woodstock McHenry Warren Zion Barrington Grayslake Crystal Lake Grayslake Libertyville Al 38 41 36 32 30 41 l7 44 30 46 36 42 34 36 35 49 56 36 38 57 44 83 53 45 43 47 46 34 43 F ROSH - SOPH BASKETBALL First row: Priebe, McCullum, Simmons, Martin, Denzel, Kellogg, Frank. Second row: Coach Ebert, Manager Dozier, Meyers, Smith, Jewell, Hahn, Nicholas, Swanson, Manager Pollock. Not Pictured: P. Bibby. While Coach Bud Ebert's Frosh-Soph squad did not turn in a spectacular record this year, it ended the season with an average of better than 500, and in the process gained experience which will be valuable to future Varsity teams. The fact it played good competitive ball is shown by the record books, which list i3 games that were de- cided by a margin ot less than five points. Like the other LFHS cage teams of late, this one was also handicapped by a lack of tall players. Opponents Antioch .v,ees. Grayslake ,,u,u,,. ---,- Lake Forest ,,,, Highland Park McHenry ,v,u,,..,,,,, ,--,, Warren ,,u,,,,,,,,, ,g,,, Woodstock ...,., V,.-, Barrington ...... -,-,- Palatine ..,,.., Ela-Vernon ..,,.. ,,... Crystal Lake ..,,,,, 'Y,,- Grayslake ve..,... --,A- Zion ,u,.,......e. Glenbrook ,,.... ..... Lake Forest ...... ..,.. McHenry .....,, Warren ,.....,.. Woodstock e.,.,. .-... Barrington ..,... ...,. Dundee -.,,,,,.,- ,Y,,- Crystal Lake ,,,,,,. ,-,-- Libertyville 44 32 43 54 47 46 .48 34 40 43 26 68 27 36 45 33 55 53 53 62 46 49 54 63 59 63 49 4'l 42 44 45 49 43 60 49 34 57 36 61 53 56 57 Bottom row: J. Gustafson, B. Henry, R. Garrison, K. Burnett, J. Horner, R. Gardner, N. Wood. Top row T. Adams, D. Dietz, L. Lutter, R. Mura, J. Lahr, H. Henderson, B. Flary, R. P. Kelton, Coach. The varsity cindermen had a good season last year. They placed first in the con- ference, finished tenth among twenty-four entries in the DeKalb relays, and took third place in the Lake County Track Championship. Ken Burnett tossed the discus 145 feet to set a new LFHS record, surpassing the previous record of 142 feet 8 inches set by Joe Ray. John Lahr placed second to State Champion at DeKalb relays. SCORES Libertyville Crystal Lake .... Libertyville Zion ................ Libertyville North Chicago Libertyville Lake Forest .... Libertyville Barrington ...... Libertyville Woodstock .,,... Third-Conference Meet-Lake Forest State Meet Entries: Bob Henry and Ken Burnett' DeKalb relays FROSH - SOPH TRACK First row: M. Tanascu, B. Snyder, N. Sobel, C. Anderson, T. DeRouse, R. Smith, W. Sayers, J. Marsicek, G. Zambo. Second row: B. Craig, C. Clair, E. Fitzsimmons, R. Evans, G. Peshake, J. Kraft, P. Snow, D. Foote, B. Ely. Third row: R. Schroeder, manager, B. Klopsch, R. Buchanan, P. Landree, L. Makela, E. Welsch, B. McCullum, D. Schultz, C. Parsons, G. Forby, W. Schultice. The Frosh-Soph track team ended the sea- son with a 5-2 record last year. The leading scorer was Roger Evans with 9436. points. Bob Craig was second with 64V2 points and Paul Snow placed third with 45 points. Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville SCORES Warren .... 20 Wauconda Crystal La ke ........,,,,....,..., North Chicago Zion .......,....,,,, Lake Forest .,,. Barrington Woodstock ...... WRESTLING First row: Derousse, Pastella, Beniamin, Tanascu, Heiser, Rinaldi. Second row: Carson, VanAken, Evans, Riedel, Ross, Sutton. Third row: Bockhaut, Schultz, Cresswell, Clausen, Dietz, Pyle, Whitmore, Coach. Fourth row: Sobel, Keller, Knox, Hart, Willis, Manager. The Libertyville matmen, in their second year of competition, won three matches, tied one, and lost nine. Jerry Rinaldi, Steve Heiser, John Pyle, and Bud VanAken were the four highest individual scorers. Rinaldi also placed second in the con- ference in his weight class, Heiser placed third, and Tony Cressvvell and Ted DeRousse tied for fourth place. The wrestling team will lose only three members by graduation. Mr. Whitmore vvas the nevv wrestling coach this year. Opponents North Chicago Lake Forest Warren Grant Zion Crystal Lake McHenry Fenton Barrington Warren Highland Park Wauconda . Libertyv 32 33 34 T6 28 33 33 22 22 38 3i 29 ille i6 22 i8 36 28 ii ii 2l 28 6 i5 23 f . ' ei' - s sc x TENNIS Coach Ebert Copeland Glatz, Ross, Mason, Clement Lakin, Gaffney GOLF Chamberlain Warren, Kublank, Jewel, Buttemiller Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville l l 3 2 l 2 2 3 l 2 I 5 4 V2 0 6V2 2 7V2 385 l2 McHenry .... .. ..... 4 Zion ........... . .... 4 Crystal Lake 2 Barrington ........ 3 Zion .................. 4 Waukegan .... 3 Crystal Lake ...... 3 Barrington ........ 2 Waukegan ........ 4 Lake Forest ,,,.,,,, 3 Grayslake -- 0 Lake Forest 6 Zion .......... 9V2 Barrington.- 'l0 Crystal Lake 8V2 McHenry .... 13 Glenbrook-- 7V2 lTotal Strokesl Conference Grayslake -- 3 VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball Squad ended a very successful season in a three-way first place tie with Barrington and Zion. It was the only LFHS sport to take top honors last year. Coach Andy Hook looks forward to a good '57 season, noting that several of last year's lettermen will return and that he can also count on the services of some of the players which sparked the junior varsity club to a 7-4 record. Bottom row: D. Swanson, J. Gurtowski, T. Travelstead, D. Lynch, B. Ashcraft, R. Quentin. Second row: F, Wellwerts, D. Faltynski, M. Kane, R. Oschner, M. Sanders. Third row: A. Hook, Coach, V. Costa, R. Miller, J. Betieman, F. Bailey, F. Swanson, Manager. SCORES Libertyville ,... 7 Woodstock ...,.. . ..... 4 Libertyville .ee. 6 Zion-Benton ..,.. .- l Libertyville Crystal Lake Libertyville McHenry Libertyville Warren ,,,., Libertyville Barrington , Libertyville Zion-Benton Libertyville Crystal Lake Libertyville Woodstock - Libertyville McHenry Libertyville Barrington - Libertyville Warren ...,. Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Libertyville Bottom row: D. Geary, T. Rollins, R. Meyers, T. Cavalier, P. Bibby, K. Hansen, J. Fox. Second row D Mentzer, J. Brick, P. Collins, C. Durang, B. Kerbs, R. Sawyer. Third row: D. Case, Coach J Nelson manager, D. Horn, D. Hill, M. Gaddis, J. Prussing, R. Spellman, B. Schwandt. FROSH -SOPH BASEBALL SCORES Woodstock ...... I Zion Benton Crystal Lake McHenry ........ Warren ....... --- Barrington ...... Woodstock ...... Zion Benton Crystal Lake McHenry ..... ...... l 4 Warren Best Hitters: Prussing Geary Brick Krebs Pitching: Bibby ........ Sawyer ...... Du rang ..... Hill 1956 AWARDS Bernice Behm Kenneth Behm Beth Hagerman James Gustafson D.A.R. G.A.A. 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Keep if acfively ' Where 'l'he Besl' Foods Cosl' inieresled in new ideas-ihen search and you A You Legg will always find-a beH'er way 'l'o clo Things. M PFOPFISIOI' il Phone MU 6-7000 Munclelein Boyswear Thai, Boys Wear LIBERTYVILLE Ll 2-4344 N' ' .,ff', , -. ,, ,...fvf sw! ,,m,,f1-7-Leif,-vfzffl , ,M ,Q . THE CLOTHES HORSE Disfincfive Apparel for Misses and Juniors Dresses, Sporfswear and Accessories 'wfzjar ,ff W if way , ff QQX of ANCHOR CCUPLING CO INC. GOING TO COLLEGE? Wani' +o SAVE for I'I1e Fuiure? Then Save ai' +I1e Bank of 'II1e Fu+ure THE FIRST LAKE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK LiberI'yviIIe, Illinois LAKE COUNTY BANKERS SINCE I892 SQ ly EQ !:.,u r K I LLAA fi -- I --.. XX? - W .... E E +'1 .I X 7 illlillfllllnuulnnuiillilulihiunuunnnuu-iv f ?-:IRST ILAKE QOVNTY NATIONAL BANK ' 1 ' w - I . -3 : I I . ,K . , I 1' --. V f - . - J -gl., jiiif' IqnuiiumwIpnorarnnnliiunnurunuiuiwvs1If I :g! -Z-S:-lf i I III III 'B I a n Hn ' I IIN .,,gEE..f 11Ig, f 5 1' R Iii: mm aim I ' QI: il - I-f-rw -'-'- ---' I ' - -A 'fi :If ' 1 I 'W E . II' f W J III ' ' I In W 'is MIIIIII I I ei A ' I I IIIII E I I Q I I I I I 1 I I I I JI IIIII - Ig- IITI a-' - --'-y - ------ V 1 I :ni ---' - - -, -Z E 1..,, .,... ... II ...,.. f lu I V- 4?,.--.1.:fi -- - J L i n , Qilf' I I ' if-JJ-L i -V I 5 ----'- - . I 7 I ' A I Y I I I-' The Bank Is +I1e Sa ver's Besi' Friend. Real Es+a+e Insurance Complimenis ENVOLD of REALTY COMPANY THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT Irving B. Enevold I2I Eas+ Cook Avenue and Rose EnevoId LiberI'yviIIe, IIIinois 430 N- Milwaukee Ave- LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Ll 2-2400 The MORE Iow prices you get +he MORE you'II SAVE! And A 8: P can save you more because, in acIdi+ion +0 +he low prices on everyhfing in every deparfmenf, you make EXTRA savings on +he famous brand ireicery procIuc'I's fea+ured every week! Come couni' your savings a'l' P! SIDIS SUPER SERVICE Congra+uIa'I'ions +o fhe Your Texaco and Goodrich Dealer CIass of 57 TOWING-BRAUKE REPAIR DUPONT JEWELRY TUNE P I4 Easi' Park S+ree+ MUNDELEIN. ILLINOIS 800 Norih Milwaukee Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Telephone LI 2-9864 Mu' 6-H75 CompIimen+s of LIBERTYVILLE - MUNDELEIN CREDIT BUREAU 428 Nor+h Milwaukee Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SALON I22 Eas'I' Church LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Li 2-34I I Complimenis of G. L. MILLER MERCURY SALES Your Mercury Dealer PARTS - SERVICE New and Safe Buy Used Cars 807 N. MILWAUKEE LI 2-2920 LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Complimenis of BEATRICE MEADOW GOLD FOOD PRODUCTS Mundelein, IIIinois Phone MU 6-6756 Complimenfs of Complimenis of WANGMAN'S DRIVE-IN Famous for MaII'eds DR. DAVID P. HAMBURGERS CompIe+e FounI'ain Service X Roufes 45 and I76 Mundelein PHONE MU 6-7393 Complimenis of 73I N. Milwaukee Avenue Phone LI 2-3050 H P Qualify Gas for Less S O Tom AND JOHN SUYDAM. Props. 332 N- Milwaukee Avenue Complimenfs of HALE'S FABRIC SHOP - I24 Easl' Cook Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Co'Hon - Linen - Wool - Flannel- Silk- Yarn JACK HALE LI 2-7555 Complimenfs of Complimenls of THE SPORTSMAN SP Co' 608 N. Milwaukee Ave. Mundelein, Illinois PHONE LIZ-l077 Liberfyville Illinois LI 2-207l MU 6-7600 LLOYD C. RAY 8: SONS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 709 N. Milwaukee Ave. LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. 400 N. Seymour Ave. MUNDELEIN, ILL. Our Special MaII'ecI MiIIcs They SaI'isfy HARRY A. TAYLOR DRUGS Public Service Building LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS CHICAGO MATCH COMPANY 5I0 Easf Norfh Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS .48 CARE MEANS LONGER WEAR CLEANER ODORLESS DRY CLEANING I BAER's LAUNDRY- DRY CLEANING. INC PHONE LI 2-2099 Complimenis of THATCHER'S HARDWARE Pain+s, Sporfing Goods and Household Ifems PHONE MU 6-6703 Munclelein, IIIinois MUNDELEIN DRUG STORE H. G. Mason, R. Ph. Roy W. Snyder, R. Ph. MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS Telephone MU 6-6245 Wim SIMM? Qvlpifykfwlt I I , , M Flo ers for All occasions ROUSE'S 'I 33 I1 I IB '1iYVlLLE SERVICE sTATloN lk My I L 4 Easl' Hawley S+. ry I Phone U2-20,0 Phone Mu 6.1031 Mundelein, unno Educa+ion and +ru+h provide +he power on which America moves forever forward! INDEPENDENT REGISTER Lake Coun+y's Greafesl' Weekly Newspaper III W. CHURCH ST. LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Telephone LI-2-2000 RESTAURANT J. C. REUSE 8: COMPANY P + M 1' Liberfyville, Illinois mpepgal Eiggilemen soon Foon ALWAYS Insurance SCOHY Larnberf' Prop. Milwaukee Avenue and Broadway BUS, LI2-98l3 LIBERTYVILLE, lLuNols RES. LI2-IO23 Complimenfs of LIBERTYVILLE NEWS AGENCY Chas. Brown TEL. LI 2-2484 Com plimenfs of PAT BERGMAN Congra'IuIa+ions +o +he Class of I957 LIBERTYVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Office and Yards Corner of Church and Firsf Sireeis PHONE LI 2-2047 SCHANCK HARDWARE COMPANY Esfablished I870 GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PAINTS AND OILS GENERAL HARDWARE GARDEN SUPPLIES Phone LI 2-3340 HERB'S MUNDELEIN LOCKER 81 COUNTRY MEAT MARKET Home Smoked Ham and Bacon FuII Line of Homemade Sausage 45I Lake S+. MU 6-7I45 MUNDELEIN uf 6' I 1 ' . .. r .rg,, V, Y ' i 41 Lf 7 V1 f il If 4 4 V I ,ff' J 7 fl' I J Ak L, pEN!-HQYALX MUNDELEITI PITIOTO PRINT FVTANDARI O Lf RO gigfij Bue Prm'I's J L I M! PI1o+os1'a'l's M5 N73 :wa e eyv I U9 W , . . J . Ug?RTYvIL5:E?lLL4j8 Drawmg Ma+erlals W' U, Phone LI 2-3490 50 EAST HAWLEY if MU-6-8330 O Besl' Wishes +o +I1e Class of I957 TRIMM, INC. Liberiyville, Illinois MANUFACTURERS OF PRECISION ELECTRONIC APPARATUS M O' mf ff- ,pw fvf, ull W W RUTTKAY .1EwEL5Qs . W . . We M' Wwwwifw SWEDE'S AUTO BODY 5 744 Norih Lake S+ree'r I8 Eas'l' Parlc Sfreei' MUNDELEIN. ILLINOIS MU-6.6364 MU-6-8050 Shee+ MeI'aI Air Condifioning ARTHUR PINK Specialize in H +. S . WHIP CREAM ea 'ng ervlce WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES COAL, GAS AND ou. FURNACES PIES AND ROLLS VACUUM CLEANING Breacl Baked 2 Times Daily 946 N. Milw. Ave., Liberryville U2-2355 LI 2-I 233 536 N. MILWAUKEE LARRY 81 FRANK'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Sinclair ProcIucI's 209 N. Lake S'I'reeI' MUNDELEIN, ILL. TEL. MU 6-9698 HERSCHBERGER IMPLEMENT STORE Falrll':elE,I:IJllgrrlIa6n+ Refrigera+ors and and InI'ernaIionaI Heme Freezers MoI'or Trucks PHONE MU 6-6995 CH EIec'rricaI ConI'rac'I'or Sh S KENNETH COOPER oe Iofe ELECTRIC co. RUBZIEIL-Lp?jlgi'Flvl3EAR II9 Eas+ Cook Avenue L'b I 'II , III' ' 4I0 Milwaukee Avenue I er YV' e mms D . . t WESTINGHOUSE SALES AND SERVICE Llberfyvllle, Illinois LI 2426. ROUSE'S Appliances - Records Unpainlecl Furnifure 468 N. Lake S+. MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS MU 6-7I75 J. DR. CHARLES AMES Denlisl' 342 N. Milwaukee Ave. PHONE LI 2-2809 SQL Iffiwiggfjfgi W? x uIa+ions 'ro +l1e '57 Graduales ff f My ff I HENRY BOYSEN CO. 75 y D. .fylefll Conlraclor and Driller j 476 U A I Phone Llberlyville 2-2559 W fa! LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS LI 2-2288 MACKEY'S JEWELRY STORE DIAMONDS . WATCHES . JEWELRY COSIUITIQ Jewelry Exclusive S+erling Tflfafl Gorham - Wallace Coro Lunf Exclusive Imporls Fosloria - Cryslal 532 N. MILWAUKEE AVENUE Complimenfs of Besl Wishes Io 1'I1e Graclualing KESWICICS CHESS of '957 CARD 3. GIFT SI-IOPPE BIELATIS 5C T0 sI'oo STORE 5I5 Norlh Milwaukee Avenue 505 N. Milwaukee Ave. LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. PH 2-1350 BRIDAL REGISTRY BGS? Wishes Besf Wishes +o +he Class of '57 +0 LIBERTY THEATER N. Milwaukee Ave. fhe Class of '57 Llberiyvllle Phone Ll 2-2294 Conversion Oil Burners WAYNE GRATZ OIL CO. Your Conoco Oilman II7 Eas+ Park Ave. RETAIL-WHOLESALE LIBERTYVILLE. ILL. M THE FINEST DRY CLEANING AND XQQESEX PERSONALIZED SERVICE X ' X X Cashmere Sweafers, a Specialfy V xh Q+4kH e ' LIBERTYVILLE 'SX lassbo 957 CLEANERS 8. TAILOFE- ,Ngo 5 IERYXX R SK X QSQL , Wi 4I0 lv?lwifIkeilAve. IELL e S-fre Li XA I er YVI e, . X so PICK-UP AND PELIVERY XXXQJNEELEIN' LL' x . LI 2-355l I X X I- Li See 'I ,fs I ,fel . Xvbjldlx llpffjjfyilfl wr- I, I fl , I ' I KEN'S A, V 4 fI'4IIomerK.KMar+in I' yfifu. J TIN AuTo PARTS R 1' I-O EMVH If M'Ies - XX' cgifglorfhwesre Ian erfyvillei III. I Gas OI' W I ,- NEW SED PARTS IAAQH FOR UR CAR OR wREcK SERVICE j Complefe Safefy Glass Service I207 W. Park Ave. ' LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Q0-MWN x Q4-f.XE5m O.g-'-fa' NCD Q,,,1E.,tQ0,QX, -5:96-4IEg45-' x Congrafulafions From TWENTIETH CENTURY MFG. COMPANY Rou+e I76 and Bradley Roa LIBERTYVILLE. ILLINOIS I WHERE MORE PEOPLE lUY LEADING FASHION STORE A LIBERTYVILLES Phone LI 2-4046 LIBERTYVILLE LANES JULIANS A , Bowl on A.M.Z. Au+oma+ics pfpare OPEN sowurqe WEEKDAYS or 'ILL : P. . R+:4T76 M Men and Young Men 2 Miles E. of Liberfyville HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS LI 2-.623 404 Norfh Milwaukee Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Musical Insfrumenfs and Supplies Complimenfs of DALY STUDIOS 7II N rfh Mil I: A I Ibo Wesi Il.':IiJe eSfre::nue LIBERTYVILLE 32 E. Park Avenue MUNDELEIN 5l4 Ne'-1-h Milwaukee Avenue Dance and Music Ins'I'ruc+ion All InsI'rumenI's PIANO-ORGAN-VOICE LI 2-2 I54 MU 6-7753 LIBERTYVILLE. ILLINOIS Complimenis of LIBERTYVILLIE ROOFING COMPANY Claus Krehher l27 WEST MAPLE AVENUE PHONE LI 2-3I5I Complimenfs of TAYLOR FURNITURE MART Gel in on I'I1e Ground Floor Walk Up and Save Two Locaiions 3 Floor Showroom MAPLE SHOP 538-40 N. Milwaukee 506 E. Hawley Liberfyville. III- Muncielein, III. Congrafulafions Io fhe Class of I957 HAMPTON GREETING CARD CO. Liberiyville. Illinois Complimenfs of BROWN PAPER GOODS CO. LiberI'yviIIe. IIIinois f Q I OIIIIJII' U ' If GJ sEAeREN's X Plwhe Ll 2-2436 Wall and Floor Covering G. Paini' and Wallpaper . C it C 1, 1. Plasfic Tile QW I l58 Newbjxefrvenueoliillijrfyvillle, Illinois Window Shades-venellan Blinds NL lx 522 N. LAKE ST. A If ff will V VJ Mundelein, lu. 1 I Pm LJ LIBERTY AUTO PARTS l022 Norih Milwaukee Ave. Lila? Labenyvalle, Illinois Uk 'k RETAIL-WHOLESALE PHONE Ll 2-9846 LOCAL ROOFING CO. Telephone LI 2-3200 COLLINS 81 LOOMIS MONUMENTS-MARKERS-MAUSOLEUMS lnslallallon Faciory and Showroom Leaks of All Kind 345 E, Pa,-L Aye, PHONE LI 2-4I I6 JACK H- LOOMIS Liberfyville, Illinois ee 1 CompIimen+s of LITCHFIELD PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone Ll 2-3326 5l8 Brainerd Ave. LIBERTYVILLE Complimenls of DAIRY QUEEN Have You Tried Our Hamburgers and French Fries? 502 Soulrh Milwaukee LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS ' FAIRHOLM GARDEN Wesl' Park Avenue NURSERIES, INC. Liberlyville, Illinois a Dymoirg Road meg' Tel. LI 2-1994 GROW I20 Sunsei Drive Liberiyville, Illinois S. Lalre S+. and S. Paul Depol' Grayslalxe, Illinois LIBERTY PETROLEUM CO. E. L. Fredrick Your lndependenl' Jobber FUEL OIL LlbeI'l'YVllle GASOLENE ROAD OILS ROAD ASPHALTS Grayslalre EN+erprise 2622 BAldwin 3-827l WOOLF DISTRIBUTING CO., ING. Asplaall' Produc+s lnsulalions I00 Percenl' Dealer Policy Your Cuslomer Cannol' Buy From Us OFFICE PHONES LI 2-I940 I94l l942 Complimenls of DR. L. V. HARNDEN DenI'is+ 350 N. Milwaulcee Avenue PHONE LI 2-3067 THE VILLAGE PRESS. INC. The PETITE SHOP PRINTING Tops in Teen Age Fashion I24 Easf Church S'I'reeI' . CLQTHIN9 Liber+yviIIe, Illinois 0 SHOES TELEPHONE LI 2-I856 O ACCESSORIES Phone MU 6-6832 Mundelein, Illinois GROCERY STORE PRODUCTS CO. FOULDS DIVISION Foulds Macaroni--SpagheI'I'i-Noodles Kifchen Bouquei' Cream of Rice B in B-Broiled in BuH'er Mushrooms LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOIS LAKE SHORE HANLON MOTOR CO. Trucks FORD Cars Liberfyville. Illinois 1-wo Modem Loca+ions INTERIOR STAIRWAYS 5UPef Hof wooo RAILINGS OR IRON Now Sou+h M-lwaukee wooo TURNING AND BAND sAws SHFOVLIRBRONI 325 orf iwau ee Phones LIBERTYVILLE JENS JENSEN Shop-LI-2-32 I 7 Residence-Ll-2-385 I Complimenfs of J. K. HANLON, Presideni ACE HARDWARE CQMMUNITY SERVICE STATION lowned and operand, Towing Brake Repair Charge Accoun'I's Tune Up Welcome HAWLEY AND PROSPECT We Mu 6-9600 Deliver ONSURD CUTTER MFG. CO., INC. 800-820 E. Broadway LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. ManufacI'urers of High Speed Sfeel and Carbide Tipped RouI'er Bi+s, Shaping Cu'I'I'ers and Milling CuI rers for Use on Wood, PIasI'ics, and Non-Ferrous MeI'aI OUR SINCERE COMPLIMENTS Glass and Glazing A. R. TRINKO 8: SONS LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS BERNARD CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolei'-Oldsmobile Insurance and Real Es+aI'e OK- USED CARS L, 2,8400 SALES AND SERVICE Phone LIberI'yviIIe 20 I 400 MAC RANDY'S Television-Radios Sales-Service -: SERVICE UNTIL MIDNIGHT LIber+yviIIe 2-269 I Complimenfs of H 8: H PHILLIPS 66 66 ProcIucI's GENERAL REPAIRING . LI 2-9975 70I N. Mllwaukee LIBERTYVILLE LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. ILLINOIS Complimenfs of LANGWOTHY'S FOR woMEN-Fon MEN-Fon CHILDREN Serving Lake Counfy Over 40 Years COMPLETE FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE Complimenis of CHANDLER'S, INC. 5 I 2 Nor1'I1 Milwaukee Avenue Telephone Ll-2- I 992 Phone ON'Iario 2-8666 SECURITY INDUSTRIAL ENGERS BUICK. INC FINANCE CO' New and Used Cars S25 Io S500 There Is a Big Diff. A COMZ-SBE LOAN TRADING AT ENGERS FINANCING SERVICE 2Il S. Milwaukee Ave. 4 Sou+I'1 Genessee S+.-Over WaIgreen's LIBERTYVILLE E. J. MILLIGAN. Mgr. ILLINOIS N N may 0 my V X9 X Jw X,-Sf' Q L x U. QV ffl XJ X mfg V QQ v x wg' X0 Q kv ' ' gi , gb ,WK Q? INC. THE NAME F08 FINEB DRY CLEANING 0UR BEST IVISHES FOR A BRIGIIT AND IIAPIPY FUTURE GRANDE CLEANERS, INC. 539 E. Park Ave. LI 2-1700 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE I 957 GRADUATES THE FRANK G. HOUGH CO Manufacfurers PAYLOADER C3 Road Building and Maierial Handling Equipmeni' LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS VONDRACEK-KOTT RADIO 81 TELEVISION Specializing in Sales GENERAL ELECTRIC and Service of Radios, SPARTON Teievision, and House- SYLVANIA hold Appiiances SUNBEAM WESTINGHOUSE WEBCOR JOHN VONDRACEK JAMES KOTT PIWOHS I-I 2-2I50 334 N. Milwaukee Ave. Meef 'Ihe Gang a+ PROCTOR'S CHATTERBOX Ice Cream Plafe Lunches Hamburgers Waffles Sandwiches Fried Chicken Mrs. Sievens Candies Open Un+iI Midnighi' Closed Mondays 357 N. MILWAUKEE AVE. TELEPHONE Li 2-9892 GALIGER HEATING COMPANY COMPLETE HEATING AND AIR'CONDITIONING SERVICE Village Parking Area LI 2-I369 If M ,LI I uv W I MJ- I - - I' I I I I M W ,Lf AVATING DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION GRADING Hjliiiigil if M will ff Af I gli my yljr Cf LAKE COUNTY It ,W GRADING COMPANY lli IOI5 Norlh Milwaukee Ave. Jw Liberlyville, Illinois John Long, Owner Phone: Li 2-2590 BLACK DIRT GRAVEL FILL DIRT .A A A Care Means Longer Wear ' 4, b'9l 5 Cleaner Odorless Dry Cleaning , BAER's q I LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING. INC ' Phone Li 2-2099 compnamems of WILCOX MILL 8: CABINET CO. Sash ancl Doors Fine Inferior Woodwork 3I6 Firs+ S+ree+ Li 2-i325 LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. THE SMARTEST FASHIONS of Tomorrow Designed for YOU, Today's Young Adul'r WAUKEGAN 0 6I6 Hawley S+. Mundelein, III. I08 Milwaukee Ave. Liberfyville, III. Li 2-75I8 T Lf' ' y ia, We Q2 ' i v7ev'lJil-SQ isa -f . - .,.,. ,,. coNeRATuLAnoNs TO THE cLAss or '57 OSCAR RENBURG BAKERY Congra+ula+ions +o I'he Class of I957 WE SALUTE YOU on Your Graduaiion Coniinue +o Gain Grealer Honor and Achievemenis In our 70 years of business, Ihere has never been one year in which we w fsfied wiih our resul+s. ere sa I Ever s+rive +o improve-our wish +o you, our promise Io ourselves. CLOTHING FOR LAD AND DAD DURKIN 81 DURKIN Waukegan, Illinois 2 A Pharmacy Gy X S935 Established zm Q 1 PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS MEDICAL SUPPLIES gb by 426 N. Milwaukee Ave., Liber1'yviIIe B Telephone: LI 2-2005, LI 2-I288 LOUIS T. PETRANEK, R.PH. EEDS ' VIT NS 'I' COSMETICS IC SUPPLIES Alr Condlhoned X . I OM NEEDQ' URGICAL SUPPLIES P ' I CompIimen+s of SMITI'l'S SHOES CompIimen+s Ray, Allen ancl Jerry Smi'l'I1 of Since I9I7 PRINT-O-TAPE 54I N. Milwaukee Ave. LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Phone Ll 2-2202 R. s. GEARYft 41i2'ZQfQ'9' Liber+yville, Illinois Elec+rlc ' M Residenfial Commercial Indusfrial Wiring POLE LINE CONSTRUCTION H35 W. Parlc Ave. LI 2-I483 LESTER H. PETERSON Ki+cl1en Planning Ligl1+ing Fixfures Appliances Complimenls of Complimenis of REINBACI I'S BAKERY 547 N. Milwaukee Ave. . . . . Llberfyvllle, Illinois 2-4309 LIBERTY, ILLINOIS CpI+f om imen SO DUBA PLUMBING AND HEATING 759 N. Milwaukee Ave. 2- I 670 Liberiyvi e, Congrafulaiions io Ihe Class of I957 LIBERTYVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Office and Yards Corner of Church and Firsi' S+ree+s Phone Li 2-2047 CongraI'uIa'Iions +o Ihe CIass of I957 COLLINS LUMBER COMPANY MundeIein, IIIinois ff SCRIBBLE HERE J6 ,gms I L ff ffgz K W ., I , 5 1 ' ' t Q - 1 s 2 5 T N ia , This Page Lefl' Blank for Au+ographs and Scribbles GUSTAFSON MOTORS, INC. Couriesy of l'0NTlAl'... Po I'l'l'l6 C mNTMf' The General Mo+ors Mas+erpiece IOO So. Milwaukee Avenue a+ Park Avenue Liberfyville, lll. Congra+uIa+ions Io I'I1e Class of '57 PINE TREE SERVICE STATION II85 Wes+ Park Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Henry IHansI J. Luder DOLPH INSURANCE AGENCY CompIeI'e Coverage PHONE MU 6-68II 543 N. Seymour Ave. MUNDELEIN, ILL. BIEN-VENUE Fine Food in a Friendly Afmosphere Roufe 2 I Phone LI 2-2340 or LI 2-9897 LIBERTY FEED STORE Elmer Van Haecke FEEDS AND SPECIALTIES Daffin Mobile Grinding and Molasses Mixing 803 N. Milwaukee LI 2-I697 NORMAN L. MADOLE MASONRY CONTRACTOR FirepIaces Our SpeciaIfy I3I W. Ellis Ave. LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. LI 2-3748 or LI 2-84IO THE GLOBE DEPARTMENT STORE Waukegan, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES OF LIBERTYVILLE FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL The Class of I957 Norih Shore's Charge Leading Accounis Women's Siores Invifed AT LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. SKOKIE, ILLINOIS 602 N. Milwaukee Ave. 5047 Oaldon Li 2-I020 Or 5-8800 X , J ipfl-ffgf6gi'7 if! BERNIE STUDIO I623 Sherman Avenue EvansI'on, IIIinois OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER for NAUTILUS iff ' . 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