Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1958 volume:

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But this book is dedicated to them just as much because they have shown active in- terest in and sympathy for the individual student, and have always been able to supply a smile with the red tape and green admittance slips. MRS. VIRGINIA THOMPSON MRS. RAEDITH REED MISS J EAN STEVENS MRS. ELLEN LUTTER Z 1 N i 1 ,, ,, v , I ' Q 1 mg, , -rv ,p,,gf,-ni, V , ,nf if K V 'Qi if ff '3??123gw mr' 4 N Y w l W Y w I w 1 N i l 1 The Board of Education Meredith W. Watts, President Margaret G. Osterling T, Donnell Evans Charles V. Wallrab Riiihafd d6H3aIl Constance Baldwin CUYUS E- Meland The Board of Education provides and maintains an ef- fective public school system. This responsibility has become increasingly difficult with greater enrollment and new em- phasis on education. The community is indebted to the mem- bers of the Board for their tireless efforts to solve the problems and to uphold the high standards of the school. Superintendent C. Allen Fort I I extend my greetings to the Class of 1958 and congratulate it for its achievements past as well as those yet to come. Pleasant memories of Libertyville-Fremont High School to all of you. Best wishes for the years ahead. C. ALLEN FORT, Superintendent LOREN R. NICOL Administrative Assistant DONALD C. ELBERT Freshman Principal PAUL E. PEARSON Guidance Director Social Studies l33lqSi?lAffi,iESeBECHT0LD EARL PYLE B.S., Carroll College University of Hawaii sion? American History World Geography Government Athletic Ticket Sales I ,. MM-f t fExten- , S M.A., University of Missouri University of Chicago University of Texas Government Economics Adult Evening Classes Assistant Junior Class Principal BARBARA BERGFALD B.A., Grinnell College History Mathematics Sophomore Principal PAUL STORBECK B.A., Carroll College M.S., University of Wisconsin World History Modern History Student Council BUD EBERT B.S., Illinois State Normal University of Colorado American History World History Junior Varsity Football Frosh-Soph Basketball Varsity Tennis L Club Sponsor HARVEY SANDERS B. Ed., University of Southern Ililnois Geography American History I3 Head of the Science Dept. ANDREW HOOK B.A., Western Illinois State College M.A., Iowa State Uni- versity Biology Baseball Coach Basketball Coach ROBERT W. HART RAYMOND E. WILKEN B.S., M.S., University of B.S., M.E., M.S., University of Illinois Illinois Blackburn College Biology Harvard University COrlS6rVaIi0Il Club M.I.T. Chemistry Physics Senior Science Radio Club KATHRYN HARTMAN A.B., North Central College M.S., University of Illinois Chemistry Biology Science DONALD J. LAUER B.S., Loras College Iowa State University General Science Movie Operators Club Brainerd Mathematics ALLAN FRELANDER ANN CAMDEN EAKINS College A.B., Indiana University A.Bt, Hope Harvard, Bucknell M.A., Michigan State Plane Geometry Trigonometry Advanced Algebra Advanced Algebra Chemistry JAMES P. GORMAN A.B., Oberlin College U. of Illinois, S.W. Math Physical Education Freshman Football Frosh-Soph Baseball MARGARET UNDERBRINK A.B., Carthage College Algebra DROPS OF INK Distri- bution in Brainerd RICHARD STARKEY B.S., Murray State Col- lege Algebra Freshman Basketball Freshman Baseball wa-HI fi 1 . W7 . KL flj' av fl N English Y ANNA JOSEPHINE IOHNSON B.S., M.A., Northwestern University English Head of the English Dept. MARY E. RAFFERTY IOHN H. LADD MARY LOUISE HUMES BA.. Barat College BA., M.Ed., Macalester B.S., Eastern Illinois English College University English English Journalism Class M. C. BERCFALD M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity English Speech Assistant Sophomore Principal . it. 'w...f-at w 3353? DAN W. OSBORNE GEORGE L. ARIFFE JERRY BOHNSACK JANET MUNDT R.Ecl.. Illinois State B.S.. Temple University BA., I'niversity of Iowa B.A.. Monmouth College Normal Ilniversity M.A.. Northwestern English English MA., linivvrsity of llli- Ilniversity Dramaties Unis IlIlgllSIl , I-ingiasi. miovs or mt 32113 MMQGREI . Senior l'rinr'ipul ' . mm ' tate Imver' visual Aids NW English Library and Foreign Language y dv! gy? , gf ,W M .WU My fu? L MERRY COFFEY A i . it BISTRICAN L mm B.A., UI1iVCfSlty of Cl1iCa- go ' . . M.A.3 University of llli- SEQfeQ?E,a:FVII?311Vf5S1ty C... S nofsh University of Wisconsin Panfs English Head of the Language Dept. Spanish Club Librar , Butler Lake Student Council Librarzfclub Ox JEAN OLLER MARGARET DREMEL A.B., Washington Univer- A.B., Berea College sity M.A., University of Min- Southern lllinois Univer- nesota i sity Latin Spanish Library, Brainerd MARY C. de MERLIER ELEANOR MELOY Fr6Shman Principal A.B., Pennsylvania State A.B., University of Michi Library Club University gan French English French Club Latin Latin Club Music, Art, and Home Economics NANCY .l. NELSON B.Mus.Ed., Knox College M.Mus. Ed., University of Colorado Choir Chorus Orchestra JOHN D. CHAMBERS B.Mus., Illinois Wesleyan University M.S., Eastern Illinois State College Band Chairman, Homecoming Head of the Music Dept. iff! w- 4 is CAROL HARDINC B.F.A. Atlanta Art Insti- tute, SHIRLEY JEAN NEIL Certificate, Boston Muse- B.S., Illinois State Normal um of Fine Arts School University M.A., Columbia Univer- H0me EC0Il0IYliCS sity Junior Red Cross Art Art Club NAUTILUS .fy l Commerce and Indus trial Arts .IOHN H. LENTZ BS., M.Ed., University of Illinois Industrial Arts Assistant Football Coach J' . HENRY A. THIEL B.S., MS., Indiana State Teachers College Bookkeeping Typing Office Practice Bo Store Sales NA TILUS and DROPS INK Sales lt Head of the Industrial Arts Dept Head of the Commercial Dept. H l I A ' ,il HENRY R. KIMBALL B.E,, Wisconsin State Col- lege M.A., University of Iowa Typing Basic Business Freshman Football Coach Track Coach Junior Class Principal GENEVA MURPHY B. Ed., Eastern Illinois University M.S., Indiana State Teachers College Shorthand Typing NAUTILUS Business Ad- visor Senior Advisor R. P. KELTON A.B., Bradley Industrial Arts ef l' 'P L LAC, ,L '-war Hr-ael of thc Physical Education Dept. ' lu-1..T........ JAMES P. BOYLE B.S.C., lowa llniversity Driver Training lVlathe1natics Sociology ROBERT TUNNICLIFF BS., Northwestern University MS., University of Colorado Physical Education Athletic Director Golf Coach Football Coach IOLA MOEN BA., University of lowa Physical Education Cheerleading Instructor C.A.A., Freshman Driver Trainrinig and Physical Education WAYNE W. WHlTlVlORE BS., Western lllinois State Col lege lndustrial Arts Physical Education Physiology Eootliall Coach Track Coach Wrestling Coach D. JANE BOND B.A.. lVl.S.. University of Wis- consin Physical Education C.A.A. ilk N . . . fe. - lf. Mors H. Holmgren, A. Steele, R. Jordan, J. Quint F. Trout. Maintenance Cooks G. Johnson, L. Wllite. V 'Q 3 K. Larsen V. Rusch, R. Elbert, C. Mors, L. Thoene -,S .Li -3' r' 1 ... 4 Y' 5 s mf' i ,ff xg -,. 0 1 A' Clagsic 1- 1 1 II. 1f mwh g Y Y AI Ai ,M ,, 3 X ld 5 X 9 I I I LW.. .- I , ,,.. , , ... N i K., Ng , WM Kms X i S if N ri fi . Q .. . if I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 .aff From Tots to Teachers Jfk E 1 22 E H. 1 19 20 I s QI' X4 .-l 25 F an Id:-rllitivs will be found l1l1!ll I' z11lw1'tisv1m-nts. EK 'fx Classes 1957 National Honor Society Douglas Bonnie lic-ln-r Brown il! ff' lie-tty Linda llaffm-y Hirarsuka swam 5 rw wrt X N Q 458 S' N SW Q Martha Crawford Gerald Lindgren s wx Dorothy Franvvs Erickson I' airhairn gn, ,-. Ibn 1,- Lowell Barbara Lnttvr McFarland ' .r XL K' as . Q X rg joan Cram- Cc-rmaine Dairen John Ukulro Pak Phalg Pinnvy Pyle Karr-n Clairv R4-ml Svhwvrman Carols- Urhan l S iv X1 1172 I A William Douglas Whitmore- Wilhelm IDHQH Sharron MBTQIHWI Vomlrave-k xvllilf' Cordon Wright GM' 1957 Awards DM' Joan HOUGH AWARD NEWSOM Ka en okubo AWARD Reid Barbara NBHCY Behm Dietz Roy Edward Kunke Wood AMERICAN LEGION MUNDELEIN LIBERTYVILLE Sharron Fred Carole William Vondracek Bailey Urban Whitmore Seniors CLASS MOTTO: Wllrr does not zxdvzlrlcu falls lmvhind. CLASS COLORS: Pink and Silver CLASS FLUVVICH: Gardenia Q ' ,gg 5 M. ,r rf? iIClJl'I'II WuX'I I'S SVXNIJY CIMY RON OCHSNER PHIL JOHNSON ig., 11,-,,,,ff,.,,, Sp,-,-,,1,,,',y l,ff'.YI.l1l'IIl 7'1'vr1s11 rrr V aledictorian BONNIE KERRICAN K Salumtorian RONALD OSCHNER P-Ki. ,W .wma 1 f Wy, ek MARIDELL VIRGINIA BISDORF Delia Dramatics . . . Short Stories . . . Goodman Theatre. One Foot in Heaven 35 Theo- tokan 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 45 NAUTILUS 4. JEROME J. BRICK Jerry Sports . . . Lake Forest . . . Jewel Tea Co. Baseball 1, 25 Football 15 Latin 25 French Club 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Camera 2. THOMAS J. BROWN Tom Food . . . Sleep . . . Cars. MARY ANN BOUCHER Penny Modeling . . . Tammy . . . ghe Stroll . . . Southern Illinois CAA 1, 25 Pep Club 35 Library Club 4-5,Art Club 45 Homecom- ing Court 45 Theotokans 4. EARL LAWSON BROWN Water Skiing . . . Street Angels . . . Tool and Die Maker. Conservation Club 3. PATRICIA RUBY BURBACH Pat You 'Send Me . . . A . . . Summertime. GAA 45 Spanish Club 35 Lead- er's Club 35 Science Club 35 Transferred from Proviso High School, Maywood, 3. Fireplace SALLIE .l OANN A BOWMAN Marquette University TIMOTHY BRACHER Tim l . . Dm, Bowling . . . Dislikes: Bermuda matics . . . Basketball . . . Brown Shorts- Football 1, 2, 45 Track 1, 45 Eyes. Band 15 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 ULN Club 4- CAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Leader's Club 3, 45 Theotokans 2, 3, 45 Art Club 45 One Foot in Heaven 35 Receptionists 3. .IUDITH ANN BUSSONE LYNN LOUISE BUXTON .llldi You're the Greatest . . . Gene Horseback Riding . . . Dancing . . . Winter Wedding. - - - MHCMMIHW Cffllege- Spanish Club 25 Dramatics 1. Band 1, 2, 35 CAA 1, 2, 35 Re- ceptionist Club 4. is O ELLEN JANE CHARLES CATANZAKO CARMICHAEL Chuck Ellif' Cars . . . Bowling . . . Air Force. Pizza . . . Southern Illinois . . . Transferred from St, Mel High l'J Chorus 3, 43 Transferred from Marywood, Evanston 3. School 2. .1AlVll'l5 ll. CLARK l'ATlllCK COLLINS Tuinlrlf' Toes . . . llelnzssy pu' . . . Slicrlofli' Ilolrnes . . . Colo- Ilrawing .... llovies . . . Sports. fflflfl CUllf'ilf'- llasvball 1, 2, 3, 43 L Club 3, 4. Orelu-slra 1. 2, 3, 43 Trark 3, 4' Chorus 2, Il, 43 llailio Club 4 Latin Club 2. PAUL W. CATES Christian .llinislry . . . North Central . . . Conserlation. Student Council 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Townsmen 1, 23 Conservation Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2. M. KAY CESSNA Ollie Pizza .... lflusic . . . Beloit Col- lege. Chorus 3g Reeeptionist Club 43 GAA 3, 43 CAA Cabinet 4g Homecoming Court 4g Trans ferrvcl from Ann Arbor, Miclli gan 3. MICHAEL RICHARD COPELAND Bare Classical Music .... llereiless . . . Smashes . . . Electronic Engineer- ing. Theotokans 2, 3g Tennis 2, 3. 43 L Club 3, 43 Science Club 3g Radio Club 43 Movie Opera- tors 2. 3, 43 Transferred from New Trier 2. THOMAS RALPH CAVALIER Howling . . . Ronnie . . . College Chorus 13 Trampoline 3, 4: Radio 43 Movie Operators' Clul 1, 2, 3. 43 Football 3, 43 Base ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish 2 Treas urer 1 President. THOMAS JOSEPH ClNEFRO Tom .lliixir . . . Iflollu-s .... 9 oullie Illinois. llanil 1. 2: :Nil Club -i. llrvsiclei TOMA LEE COUGHER Tommy Upen Plains . . . Kansas . . . Soft Guitar Music . . . College. Chorus 4g CAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Dramatic 13 Spanish Club 4: NAUTILUS. ROBERT FRANKLIN CRAIG Ike Food . . . Hunting . . . Lake Forest College . . . Dodey. Football 2, 3. 43 Basketball 3, 4: Track 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 4: L Club -2, 33 Science Club 3. ANTHONY CRESSWELL Tony Snowstorms . . . Sports . . . Illi- nois State Normal. Football 4: Wrestling 3, 4g Track 3, 43 L Club 3, 4, Radio Club 43 Transferred from St. Patrick's, Chicago 3. IUDITH LYNN CURNUTT RICHARD HENRY DAHL Judy Water Skiing . . . Hunting . . . Dances . '. . :llodern Art . . .Marines Dffllff Unwefsny- Football l, 3, Basketball lg CAA 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2g Art Track 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dra- Club 3, 4, Vice President, 3ma1iC5 1, Secretary, French Club 44 Lead- er's Club 3, 4. JAMES DALTON Dirty Boating . . . Sports . . . Illinois Wesleyan. Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2. DOROTHY LOVE CRIST Dodey College . . . Dances . . . Bob. Band 1, 2, 3, Latin 3, Vice Presi- dent, GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Point Sec- retary 3g GAA Cabinet 3g Stu- dent Council lg Leader's Club 3, 4. RICHARD L. CRITZ Dick Art . . . Cars ...Sports . . Air Force Club. Football lg Art Club 4. PATRICIA ANN DAY CORINNE MARIE Rabbit Swimming . . . Penwasiz . . . Cor Dmke University- Bowling . . . Summer . . . Nurs- GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurerg Lead- ing. er's Club 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 4, GAA 2, French 4. Library Club Treasurer 2, 3, Secretary 4, Science Club 3g Latin Club 2g Camera Club 4, Chorus lg Color Guard 2, 3, 4 THEODORE DE ROUSSE IR. Ted Noise . . . Sports . . . U. of l. Student Council 3, Latin Club 2g ML Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Track 2. 3, 4, Baseball lg NAUTILUS 4. nb 11. 3 JILL RIIOCKWAY EARL DODGE FRANK W. DORELER DISNEY Dutch Hunting . . . Pizza . . . College. Dizzy Jeanette . . . Food . . . U. of I. Basketball 1- Swimming .... 9 hoes . . . Satrlirno. I Library Club 2. Vice- Presidcnt3 Latin Club 23 French Club 32 Student Council 23 CAA 1, 2, 3, 43 I.va4l4'r's Club 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 DROPS OF INK 2. 3, 43 NAUTILUS 4. Transferred from Campion Jesuit High School, Prairie Du Chein, Wisconsin 3. CHARLES FRANCIS DURANC Chuck Dabo . . . Baseball . . . U. of Southern Illinois. Baseball 1, 23 French Club 2, 33 One Foot in HFRVPHIIQ Movie Operators' Club 3, 43 Radio Club 43 DROPS OF INK 2, 3, 4 Edi- tor. GL vu-fr. MARY JO EDGREN M..l. Fun . . . Drake University . . . Teaching. Library Club 1, 2g GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Leader's Club 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Latin Club 23 French Club 43 Student Council 3g Quill and Scroll 43 Junior Red Cross 43 DROPS OF INK 33 NAUTILUS 3, 4. LEE PAUL DUBA Mr. Lee Pizza . . . Sports .... M oney. Track 4-3 Transferred from Loy- ola Academy, Chicago 4. MARY .IOSEPHINE ENGLBRECHT Mace Sports . . . Fried Chicken . . . College. CAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Leader's Club 3, 4g Latin Club 23 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 CAA Cabinet 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Chorus 1, 2. PATRICIA LYNN DORROH Libby Music . . . Sports . . . Fun. GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 CAA Cabin' 3, 43 Library Club 1, 2, 3, Vic President 4. Presidentg Lati Club 23 Junior Classical Leagu 43 Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 A Cappell Choir 43 DROPS OF INK 3. 4 NAUTILUS 4. ROBERT B. ELY Bob Bombs . . . Diving . . . Purdut Football 1: Track 1, 2, 43 Movi Operator Club 1, 2, 3. 4g Lati Club 23 Science Club 2. KATHRYN ELLEN ENK Kathy Collies . . . Virgin Island . . lee Skates. Library Club 2. ROGER DAVID EVANS Butch Dancing . . . Armed Services Sleep. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, L Club 3, 4, Vice President, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1: Wrestling 3, 4. EDWARD J. FITZSIMONS Ed. Root Beer . . . Student Council . . . Northwestern University. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 2, 3g HL Club 4g Spanish Club 23 Student Council 1, 2, 3 President 45 Movie Operators' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 NAUTILUS 3. GLEN HAROLD FORBY Devils Food . . . Sports . . . Loud Sweaters. Student Council 1, 43 Movie Operators' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Track Zg Quill and Scroll 3, 4g One Foot in Heaven 33 Science Club ig Treasurer Sophomore, NAU- FILUS 3, 4. YR s -. -. 151157 UN.. . is egg . ,Q , . .,-e. J e-e. iiii . .. -I iii ' ' ' A . NS 3+ Y in X . fi ' 3 I ., ERVIN E. EWALD Erv. MARIE LOUISE FAHLING NANCY FAYE FAITH Benny Goodman . . . Horseback Nance Pizaa . . . Driving . . . Loyola Riding . . . Eastern Illinois. Music . . . Pizza . . . Sports. University- GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Leader's Club GAA l, 2, 3, 4g Leader's Club Baseball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, 3, 4, Conservation Club 3g Span- 3, 43 Spanish Club 4. Transferred from Loyola Acade- ish Club 3, 43 DfHmHliCS 15 my, Chicago 3. DROPS OF INK 1, 2, 3, 4-. DWAYNE EDWARD FOOTE Track . . . Camping . . . Forestry. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Lv Club 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer, Band 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM H. FRAYER Bill Fried Chicken . . . Aviation . . . Electronics. Spanish Club 23 Radio Club 4. JUDITH ANN FISHER Judi Air Force . . . Tony Curtis Secretary. Spanish Club 2g Dramatics it . . 1 i e s., K , , I . 7,.'-- if- '-.t--' .sf ...,.. .... f f- .- 1 , f -' -tg fvv,,',,.'551 1 fmtw -W - , ' - . k , -,,, :gf,,s,gg,,.,-fi,-t,, -ft. gw-1s.m1-.rs- fs.. tx up wi d, E will sa K 1. ttz:e:fif3Iiif:fffv.s t IE5I5E??' ffzgfizsrzggggat- , f.,,., vt,,,,sr.fsts.sftt-I sw: 1ssfQ:g:,-W--I . ,.,... .. .t ... ..- f. -f--.f ss, s.,ist..,1. s .2 tstsstf. ..,... ,Sill .,,ss.,.,,. 49, sri--1 ..,,.fST:sa:,ti :ei-:sys 1 LORRAINE GARBERDINC Lorry Parties . . . Records . . . Danc ing. Art Club 4. 1 v vb y A KATHLEEN MARIE GREELY Kathie Swimming . . . Cherry Cakes . . . Abbotts. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 35 DROPS OF INK 3g Transferred from Mt. St. Mary Academy, St. Charles, Ill., 2. MARTIN GROSSE lee Skating . . . Music . . . U. of I. Latin Club 2g French Club 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Townsmen 3, 4g Or- :hestra 3, 45 String Ensemble 1, 4, NAUTILUS 4. CENYON A. HAPKE Cen 'izza . . . Hot Rods . . . Florida. football 1, 2g Wrestling 23 Band , 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 4. CAROLE ANN GREENLEE Green Bowling . . . Basketball Games . . . College. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Point Seeretaryg Leader's Club 3, 4g GAA Cabinet 45 Library Club 1, 4g Conserva- tion Club 3, 4 Secretary: Span- ish Club 3. CONSTANCE KAY HANSEN Connie Accordion . . . Le Roy . . . Marriage. GAA 1, 2. KAY MARIE HARRIS KJ. Pizza . . . Soft Music . . . Trips. Transferred from Steinmetz, Chi- cago 2. CAA 2, Chorus 2. VIRGIL LYNN GRENIA Lynn Music . . . Cars . . . Trumpet. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 23 Track 1, 2g Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2. MICHEAL D. CRIMES Mike Olds 88,' . . . Harry Belafonte . . . Charlie Brown. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 45 Wrestling 2g L Club 45 Radio Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer, Transferred from Lane Tech, Chicago 2. TIMOTHY RICHARD HART Coldy TERREN CE H. HERRIGES Terry Money . . . Stars . . . Peanuts. Chevrolet . . . Bowling . . . Col- Blue Triangle Club 2g Science 1989- Club 35 Latin Club 3, Conserva- tion Club 2, 3g Radio Club 49 Football 13 Wrestling 2, 3. R ...J Sa .1 leaf 31, M 5, , J, fu JH- .i ff 'lf V BONNIE RAE KERRIGAN Bon . . . Mantovani . . . Travel Rutgers. I Art Club 3, 4, Theotokans 3, 4 Sec., DROPS OF INK 3, 4, Li- brary Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, CAA Cabinet 4, Leader's Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, SC 2, 3, Science Club 33 Camera Club 3, Movie Opera- tors' Club 3, 4, Conservation Club 3, 4, Radio Club 4, Jr. RC 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Reception- ist Club 4, NAUTILUS 4, One Fool in Heaven 3. WAYNE S. KICK Pizza . . . Model A . . . Fords . . . Hotrods. 1 I MICHAEL BERNARD LAKIN Mike- Bluc . . . Latin Rhythm . . Coffee . . . Ice ffrcarn . . . Tennis. L Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, DROPS OF INK 3, 4, Exchange Student to Cermany 3. JOHN HOYT LANGSTON Ford . . . Blue and Green . . . Flying Biplanes . . . Air Force.. KENNETH HOWARD KNOX Ken Pizza . . . Boats . . . Blue Calif- ornia. Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2 President, Spanish Club 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 3, JAMES ANTHONY KRAF T .lim Fords . . . Dislike: People who dorft wear socks. Track 2, Radio Club 4. DANIEL N. LASH Dan Roast Beef . . . Sailing . . . Colorado A and M. ERIKA LOUISE KOPPITI Rickey Swimming . . . Mountains . GAA . . . Mood Music . . Horseback Riding. CAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Presidel Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappe Choir 3, 4, French Club 3, Leader's Club 3, 4, CAA Cabir 3, 4, Student Council 4, NA TILUS 4. DAVID C. KUBLANK Dave Photography . . . Hi-Fi . . Music. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, a 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Orche: Ira I, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, Track 1, Golf I 4, NAUTILUS 4. DOUGLAS ROBERT LICHTFIELD Doug Old Cars . . . Old Guns . Skin Diving. 7 SUE ANN LLOYD Pat Boone . . . Pizza . . . Bas- ketball. Transferred from Crayslake 3. DAVID HARLOD MASON Tennis . . . Food . . . Cornell College. Tennis 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 25 Vice President Sophomoreg Latin Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 ML Club 4. KATHRYN LYNN MCCONNELL Kay Lake Forest . . . Singing . . . Northern Illinois State Teachers College. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3g Spanish Club 34 One Foot in Heaven 3g Girls' Ensemble 4g A Cappella Choir 3, 4. LINDA LOFTHOUSE Lin Phone Company . . . Pizza . . . Dancing. Transferred from Senn High School, Chicago 3. NANCY ALICE MARTIN Butter', . . . Riding . . . Miami of Ohio. GAA I, 2, 3, 49 Color Guard 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 One Foot in Heaven 3, CAA Cabinet 43 Latin Club 2, Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 4g DROPS OF INK 2, 3, 43 Conservation Club 3. SHARON FRANCES MCDERMOTT Peanut Elvis Presley . . . Dancing . . . Sports. Spanish Club 3g Transferred from North Chicago 2 DANIEL JOHN WILLIAM PATRICIA MARIE LUCZAK MARSCH Dan Patil People . . . Poetry . . . Sportscars. Black Corvet . . . Don . pt MW Spanish Club 2g Dramatics 15 jg ' Conservation Club 3. Football 1, 2gx7Ions ation Club Swimming 3. ' I gsefif 1 CVVV0 Ok . . p Quki RICHARD H. MENTZER Mentz DAVID MEADE Sarge Sleep . . . Pork Cops . . . Armed Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1 Services, 2, 3, 4-Q Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g ML, Track 1, Football 2, 3, 4, NIJ' Club 4g Science Club 3, Stu Club 4. dent Council 1, 4. LORETTA KAYE MILLER RONALD R. MILLER SUZANNE MONTONARA Lorie Turk Sue Dancing . . . Music . . . That's Rods . . . Snooker . . . Mechani- Shrimp , , , Roger , , , Secre- Lifef' cal Drafting. tary. Transit-rre-al from Churdan, Iowa Transferred from Huntington, In- 4. diana 4. VICTORIA LOUISE NEEL Vicky Blue . . . Dam-ing . . . Paris. Library Club 2, 3g French Club 2, 3 Viet- l'rt'sidentg Conserva- tion Club 33 Theotokans 2: DROPS OF INK I, 2, 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3. 4g Chorus 3, A Cappella Choir 4-g Girls' Ensem- ble- 4. PRISCILLA MARY OBENAUF Touts Neatness . . . GLlif'lj' line Hostess. Chorus lg Receptionist MURIEL ANN MOSHER Mosh Hunting . . . Fun . . . Secretary. GAA 2, 3g Library Club 2. PATRICIA SHARON O,DONNELL Irish . . . Air- Prom . . . Satin . . . Paul. Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Club 3, 4. President, GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Color Guard 3 g GAA. BARBARA ANN MORAN Barb Parties . . . Pizza . . . Busines: College. Chorus 1, GAA I, 2, 4g Lead er's Club 43 Receptionists' Clul 4. RAYMOND WAYNE MYSLAK Hunting .... 'llalts . . . Navy. Transferred from Lane Tech., Chicago 1. RONALD CHARLES OCHSNER Osh Basketball . . . Wisconsin . . . College . . . Doctor. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Presi- dent 3, 4g Latin Club 3, Presi- dent, Science Club 33 L Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. - X4A A . XL .. fuse. - e X - i iii? , Q'T'Ii :-'Q ..,.'g.-.5522 . ' Q -N: xiii? T., was ' ?lETQf,fgffei,fQ...fs5K If .liz a s 5? - W k.kk , . K . :-- r as asses NS N 4 W Y we X . we as :fs - '-AfiQifi.'2?s: me ff' - . 7.1:-- Aw-2-K, -- 15 . ar- at--I f -Yrglggws-1.11, . was fefvs,.., --ggeiwgsi.. . 1 : V5-13.52 .f . 1 . . 1 5, , ., gg. . .f.t, ew ggi... aw., my ,- . - sf 'isa we .f 5 J r., usa as .Q brag SW' . E Qi 'K i in E 923.259-R akim ' -Ffh 5? ,Q W :JUN L it is ii' SANDRA SUE PARKER Sandy Phil . . . Fun . . . Nursing. Library Club 1, French Club 2, Chorus 1, 2. SARY MARTIN PESHAK fhemislry . . . Chess . . . Purdue. 7ootball 1, 2, 3, 4, Movie Opera- ors' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, I, 3, 4, L Club 4, Radio Club L, Science Club 3, French Club 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3. MARIAN CLAIRE PIERCE B-B Dancing . . . Cars . . . Kelvin. Orchestra l, 2, Chorus 3, GAA l, 2. KRISTEN OLSEN Kris Math . . . Green . . . Shimer. Dramatics 1, Chorus 2, 3, Sci- ence Club 3, Radio Club 4, Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Vice President, Theotokans 2, 3. MARCORIE ANN PFLUG Margie Roller Skating . . . Art . . . Sec- retary. CAA I, 2, 3, 4, Receptionist Club 4, Leader's Club 3, 4, Cho- rus 2, 3, 4. JAMES C. POLLOCK .lR. Rebel Hunting . . . Football . . . En- gineer. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball Man- ager 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4. m 'll sw QS fi ' 1 NICHOLAS A. PASTELLA DUNALD JOHN 1 Rock PEROUTKA Cake . . . Coaching . . . Army. Don Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Cars . . . Pizza . . . Navy. 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, L Club 4. I JOHN EDWARD PRUSSING Bruiser Sports . . . Rabbits . . . Cal. Tech. Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4 President, President Sopho- more, Student Council 3, Latin Club 2, Science Club 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4. KAREN JEAN QUENTIN Dancing . . . Traveling . . . Illi nois Normal. CAA l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, French Club 3, Camera Club 3 Secretary, Receptionist Club 4. We y ,tag MARIE LOUISE QUINT KARL RICHARD RAASCH Mary Lou Trucks . . . Trampoline . . Skating . . . Swimming . . . Marquette U- Reservalionkl- One Foot in Heaven 3, Towns DROPS OF INK 2, 3, 4, Con- men 4, Baseball 3, 4, Latin Club se-rvation Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4: 22 NAUTILUS 4- Movie Operators' Club 4. N ,H nf LIONEL PHILIP REGIONE, IR. Hunting and Fishing .... 4 lichi- garl . . . U. of Illinois. .f- RAYMOND C. REIDEL Ray Cars . . . Money . . . Norther State U.-Business Adm. fl 15 'E Q1 seem- zx,--W . GAIL PATRICIA RADLOFF Hillbillies . . . Swimming . . . Heidleberg . . . Color Guard. French Club 2, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cabinet 4, GAA Color Guard 3, 4, Leads-r's Club 3, 4, Recep- tionist Club 4. KAREN ELIZABETH RAYMOND Cold Weather . . . Dreamy Music . . . College. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader's Club 3, 4, French Club 3, Conserva- tion Club 3, 4, DROPS OF INK 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l. BARTON LEE RIEDEL Bart Football . . . Flying . . . Prus- sian. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Track 3, Wrestling 3, 4, L Club 4. CAROL ANNE RAYMONI College . . . Advertising . . Soft Music. GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Leader's C11 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Const vation Club 3, 4, DROPS C INK l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1. FRANK MARLNO REALE Auto Mechanic . . . 40 Fo Coupe. CHARLENE ANDREA ROBINSON Char Bill . . . Nursing . . . Lawren College. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Cahir 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Chorus Secretary 2, Student Council 3 Secretary, 4, Homecomi Queen, Receptionist Club 4. LORETTA MARJORIE MARIE ELEANOR ROCHA KAREN LOUISE RODACK ROCHA Rock me Roll . . . Rebels . . . Re- Peaches Dolly gepgignigp, Roller Skating . . . Swimming Pizza . . . Shrimp . . . Secretary. Spanish Club 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, ' ' ' Secretary' chorus 2, 3, 4, spanish Club 2. 4- DROPS OF INK2 GAA 1- 2- 3- 45 Conservation Club 35 Movie Operators' Clubg Dramatics 15 Chorus 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Lead- er's Club 4. ANN MARIE RUANE PETER M. RUECK Football . . . Chili . . . Sal Pete ilflineo Skin Divin Horses . , . g . . . GAA 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Trans- Marquette University. ferred from HOIY Child. Wa'-1' Basketball Manager 15 Baseball kegan 3. Manager 15 Band l, 25 Science Club 35 Movie Operators' Club 3, 45 Blue Triangle 2. JUDITH SUSAN RUSCH DAVID F. RUUD CAROL ANNE RYAN Judy Dave Cats .... M odeling . . . Carroll Sports . . . Nurses . . . People. Golf . . . Sports . . . Hi-Fi. CUHQC- Student Council 45 Spanish Club Latin Club 25 Junior Classical FTSHCII Club 2- 33 CIIOTUS 2. 3- 2, Vice President 45 GAA Cabin- League 45 Camera Club 2, 35 43 OFCIICSITH 1. 2, 3, 4. et 3, 45 Leader's 3, 45 Recep- Conservation Club 45 A Cappella tionists' Club 4. Choir 45 Science Club 35 NAU- TILUS 4. THOMAS .l. ROLLINS Tom Swimming . . . Electrical Engi- neer. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Ln Club 45 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Camera Club 25 Science Club 3. RHETT FRANKLIN SAWYER Solly Baseball . . . Cubs . . . University' of Wisconsin. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Football 3, 45 Sturlent Council 3, Treasurer5 Latin Club 25 ML Club 3, 45 Theotokans 4. WINSTON SAYERS, JR. MARY PEARL SCHMID Rob Ronnie . . . Rock 'n' Roll Photograpliy . Sports . . . Drake University. Camera Club 4-g Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 23 Basketball Ig Foot- ball 2g Pep Band 3, 4g Latin Club 2g Theotokans 25 Wres- tling, 2. Airline Hostess. GAA 2. ROBERT LOREN SCIIWANDT llolv All Sports . . . Football lg Baseball 23 Student Council 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g I, Club 4. ROBERT EDGAR SCHWERMAN Bob llot Rocls . . . Rorlf 'n' R0 lVa1fy. Rand I. ll... RAYMOND C. SCHMIDT Ray Hot Rods . . . Basketball . . . College. Spanish Club 2, 3g Basketball Manager Ig Camera Club 2. ELLEN SCHROEDER Heck,' . . . Riverview . . . Secretary. CAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 3g DROPS OF INK 3. PATRICIA ANNE SIMMONS Pat Fred . . . Sewing . . . Interior Decorating. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, CAA Cabinet 4g Leader's Club 3, 43 Spanish 3, 4 Secretaryg Con- servation Club 3, 45 Art Club 4: Dramatics 1. . 1,6-NSS. Y ss . My Q we -Q ks sf its X 3 X xx X Y LEONARD JOSEPH SCHMITT Lenny Geology . . . Horticulture . , University of Illinois. Student Council lg Track 1 Spanish Club 25 Conservatior Club 3 Vice President 4 Pres identg Science Club 35 Radit Club 4. SALLY ANNETTE SCHROEDER Illinois Normal . . . Butter Pe can Ice Cream . . . Basketball GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Leader's Clul 3, 45 DROPS OF INK 1, 2, 3, 43 Conservation Club 3, 45 Latir Club 23 Junior Classical League 4. BURDELL CAROL SIMMONIS Burt Swimming . . . Christmas . . College. Chorus Ig CAA 2, 3, 4g Lead f-r's Club 3, 45 Conservatiol Club 3 Secretary 4, Latin Clul 3g Theotokans 3g Science Club 3 i:,,g,,.,,. gt-fel CJ ,, 5 9- 'Q ,tt gigs .1 ,, ,- .9 . . , ...fn wJ'5X I f f .Y mg: ,sal-Q i , ,,-, , rt. 1+ 5' 51 I2 fx3:g.l'1Q5Sg: S ,Q 'ad ,. A .-.ss wwe. - . gsm -. Q I4 . K 3 :fx X 95, . s V iAw, I i i WALTER R. SITZ Wal Sports . . . Calypso Music . . . College. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, L Club 3, 4, Treas- urer Freshman, Student Coun- cil 4. PAUL GEORGE SNOW Sports . . . Irish Girls . . . Col- lege. X GARY IVIELVIN SMITH JACKIE B. SIVIITHSON Crash Yankee Hot Rod . . . Boats . . . Agricul- Rods . . . New York Yankees . . . ture. Navy. Football 1, One Foot in Heav- en 3 NORBERT E. SOBEL Norb Boats . . . Sports . . . College- Engineering. Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. .IUDITH ANN STEPHEN JOHN E. STEWART RICHARD L. STORLIE .Iudy Spaz Dick Hunting . . . Horses . . . Swiss Chevies . . . Swimming . . . Cars . . . Sports . . . Air Force. Steak. Carroll College-Business Admin- Football 1. GAA 1, 2, 3, Leader's Club 3, isffafion- GAA Color Guard 3, Library Transferred from Main Township Club 2, Spanish Club 2. High School, Des Plaines 3. I p ' .cl 9' . 'C 5 I I 'Lily if DONALD H. SNOW Don Nuclear Physics . . . Rockets . . . College. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Blue Triangle 2, Science Club 3, Radio Club 4, Pep Band 3, 4. ., H . - ff.- i , 2' 'I- N X f' I LYNN E. SUESS Mike . . . Brunols . . . Lake Forest Bank. GAA 1, 4, Theotokans 3, Chorus 3, Receptionist Club 4, Trans- ferred from Warren High School 3. 'N 1 I x Y' VIRGINIA WADE Ginny Dancing . . . Fashion . . . Black. Library Club Ig Chorus 1, 2, 3. 43 GAA 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Spanish Club 25 Recep- tionist Club 4. LORRAINE MARIE WALSH Lori Stevarino . . . The Saddle Club . . . Business College. MEREDITH W. WATTS, J R. Good Books . . . Jazz . . . Nulle Bastardos Carborundum. Latin Club 33 Theotokans 3, 4 President, Vice President Jun- ior and Senior, Science Club 3g DROPS OF INK 3g One Foot in Heaven 3. ANN LUCINDA RUTH LYNN WALBRIDGE DAVID ROBERT WALBRIDGE Ruthie WALDSMITH Dancing . . . Nursing . . . Shimer. Harry elafome ' ' ' Nursing Wimp Orchestra 1 2 3 4, Chorus 2 - - - Shlmef- Snow . . . Casual Smile . . . 3, 4: GAA, 23' lfrengh Club 2g Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Carroll College. Conservation Club 3 Presidentg Club 22 GAA 2' 33 Lam' Club 43 Football 13 Camera Club 23 Library Club 1, 2, 3' Receptionist Club 4g NAUTILUS Track 1: Spanish Club 3, 4. 43 Chorus 2, Dramatlcs 1. SARAH ANN WASHBURN Sally Swimming . . . Girl Scouting . . . Nursing. Latin Club 43 GAA 2, 3, Dra- matics 15 NAUTILUS 43 Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Recep- tionist Club 4. DONNA MAE WERNER RONALD A. PAUL RODNEY WILLIS Mr. Lee . . . Sports . . . New WESTERGAARD Willy York Girls' School. Street Angels . . . Pizza . . . Sculfa Dhfing - - - Cycling - - - GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader's Club D Air Force. . Mafmf B'0l06'Y- 3, Band 1, 2, 3. Spanish Club 2, Wrestling 3, 4, L Club 45 Radio Club 4, Transferred from Lake Forest 3. DARLA IANSEN WILSON ANTHONY JAMES WOOD DAVID FRANK WRENCH DB W00dY Beaner American History . . . Sports . . . Football . . . Chip Dip . . . Col- Boggs , , , Cars , , , U. of Mic-hi. Telephone Operator. lege. gan, Transferred from Lake Forest 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Football 1, 2g Spgnish Club 4, . if 1, 2, 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 French l ' f I 3. f PETER JAMES WRIGHT LAWRENCE I. YARC CAMILLE YORE Pedro Larry Snork Hot Rods . . . Canada . . . Col- Cars . . . Farming . . . Ice Skat- April Love . . . Crew Cuts . . . lege. ing. Marquette U. Spanish Club 45 Transferred Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1. GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Leader's Club from Lake Forest Academy 4. 3, 45 GAA Cabinet 45 Library Club 2, 3, 4. f JUDITH CHT Judie Purdue . . . Johnny Mathis . . MacMurray College. French Club 35 GAA 2, 3, 1 Transferred from Antioch 2. EDWARD G. YPMA Ed Photography . . . Swimming . . Purdue--Engineering. Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 25 Spanish Club E Blue Triangle Club 25 Sciem Club 35 Radio Club 4. Graduation is a time for self-appraisal, of reviewing achievements, and of looking ahead. The view ahead has changed greatly during our four years, as man has split atoms and reached toward outer space. Our high school experience has been a beginning of finding ourselves. The accomplishments of this senior class have been significant. A varied school curriculum affords a background education to pre- pare for college. clerical work. fine arts, and mechanics. The class ranked in the top one fourth of the state high schools as a result of the junior tests. Greater interest was shown by the seniors in regard to the National Merit Scholarship Test. Of the 84 seniors who took the test, Terry Anderson and Charles Durang reached the semi-finals. The voluntary participation in athletics, clubs. and class activities has added to the enjoyment of the four years. ln athletics we broke the high point record in basketball. won a championship, and introduced into our sport program, wrestling, golf, and tennis. The clubs are a valuable part of the high school education. They give us a chance to develop leadership and to work with others. The class dances, plays, and elections helped us to mature socially. MES HONAKER braska, during the senior year. .ix i JA A giy Transferred. from Omaha, Ne- on 9 3:- 5-5 , 1 E wig . kk ' ? f ' wk X X X A Q . bllbqbi Q in L . NL K, 1 ix 'A ff- ao, MT Aff? Y H in Q - f' 3 - Y U Q - , A M fi., 6 ,. - M, ,Ti I .Q h ff J 6 f N ..,,, . .J ,.-4' .4 ,C Q, ,ax ,. 7 mf A 1 lf Q' fs I fu 'SI T.-ff EQ :mf gag 5 .239 5'- Yi? N . v 3 , . . ,.. ., R fi -f - Qxx, .t ta, . J K 5 l fm' .' vias 'ff' ' 3:31262 - gy- 4, 'V - A k .'.,. V . ..w, , . x .5 I 9 ' I L ' X 1 . 1 Q wwf -' , :N S I .. 1 A L - 'Q WSF .1 5 '34 inks' 'tix Q z-, X 5 fm A S Pk W X A xg . S Q 3, 5 H' 1 155 X llxj X P Qw img? , x W? ' .6 as rg 4' V ,1 'f 'Ev M ubh: 5 K L Q X? L, Z Q Q W 4 A M My E A is E3 ' CN 9 1 1 X x A f' 1, , , K' if 5 459285 K , 53 i A-4.-1 ,W L M ff' he 5 W KX Y. .... 5 I R- ,g ig' 11. . 1 f al -rx.-1 3' 3 fa pm ,fr-' -4 1. .wi I 3 ,' U X I Lx. I 4. wi 4 ,r Q , ig Ni Q ,l fi , A . xv eil-gin K g 2 S 45 3 X.. ' 2 E , x ,B 'W ,, V - xxx if A E. ik Q 'ak Eskg - ev i 3iM 1 Q I ,W L f' I n 1 ffwii mai! Juniors CLASS OFFICERS 1957-1958 MAXINE SIMMONS Vice President MIKE TANASCU President PAT BIBBY Treasurer RUTH LANCASTER Secretary Forest Green and Silver Pink Camellia 'Wi V ' SP 'HY Better citizenship through yr, ' greater knowledge. j V The class of 1959 has finished the year with a fine record. Aided by Mr. Kimball, the advisor, the group contributed much to the school. Surviving a rugged testing program in the fall, they settled right down to becoming upperclassmen and began to take hold of their many responsibili- ties. These were made greater because of increasing enrollment and a tighten- ing of space facilities. Not limiting themselves to scholastic activities alone, the group planned several fine social events and activities. They contributed to Homecoming with a float and enthusiasm. Speaking of spirit, the Junior play, Blithe Spiritf, was notable among their endeavors. Social events included 4'Hernan- do,s Hideawayf, after game dances, and such things with which they helped. But, of course, the Junior Prom is the highlight and much awaited for event in the ,lunior's year. Memories of soft music, spring formals, flowers and decorations. From their accomplishments thus far, the Juniors seem capable for seniority and able to prepare for their future. x , H i f f f ' ' . Q H ' 1' . fx 'k ' .::' . . f , . R ll . Q. lm -- H j .N fri' if . , H ,NLHHQQ 5 , , E b , ii my .igriigiiytMER .af . 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Dennis Frank Karel Fred Kathy Stan Hohlfelder Holmes Homolka Hunt Jacobs Jaruch Hill Dun Nancy Dennis Trudy Vern .lurrvu ,lowell ,lnegvr Johnson Jollnfon John on lie-ck jordan y Emi Bob Bill Huh Bill f , Ei 52 wi. llofr f A, ,lusvphse-n Kahl Kvllvr Km-Ile-r Klugm 11 Knew lie! Shirlm-y Ste-ve Myrna Ruth Krwlvr Knigge' KYllf'k1'Illl4'TQI Kublunk Laxnpinm-n I,2ll1l'HhN r 'i I . I ' - 5 ' wx , . 4, Qu A I iffy Ibium' Pill llnrln-nv l'hil I.ilI'l'y lluximl l,un4l.- l,illl4lI'4'1' l,11nig1un l.uR41se- I,2ll'5l'll IA-nz . ',--' Lfflvf f Dilllll' Kuthvrinv' Nanny Larry Fluinv Glenn lwxillxki I.A'NlxliX1'K' I,in4lruIh l,inn l,Ut'iIShl1l l.nttc-r , K .q?.gX5:5igX5gi? X A ' ' ,4 Q I Z' 3. : . g .M , is ,,::. .3,5.As 1' . .-k . 3 15, v,Q:aQ,: A H .g,sc,, 1 ' q g uv bums: ,. in .b V ff 1 n ' lggglg .. f - A ,m,gxAu UW' s R lhm Hvlvn lm- NIM-5 john Cary IJHVII Wzlvkwy xl1lkt'lll Nlursll Mursivvk xlllflill .. , ' e Y- 1 rw leare , Q i A i f I Ali ' -1 I .W Vkk. , a C - i in , 'Q .,,.,:. P f ii V Judy Marlene Karin Bonnie Carl Dick- fllason Mate-ja Matson LIHVCI' M3Yhe1' Mccalg V '-- - 7-- ' --:.f:'.:' mfr, fl f i V S , ii -we , nnnn Q:fiXm5Aa.:xi fi gmx ff i Bruce Gary Walter Rae Charles Lynn Meffallunm MCKQ-nzie Mechbacll Mfland Mfflendy' Mf'f5h0Tl . -M rrr 3 V E E, I i f ls, , .M M Ricky Marianne Terry Karen Amelia Diane Meyers Miceli Mickle Mickel Miller Mirabella Y PY .r,.,h Q V ,W ,ii , ' .Hi if Antoinette Sally .lim Joe Karen Arle-ite fllooney Morris Nelson Nr-wton Nic-we-rth Nonl aee q if . . - 'f ' - -. 5 - 3 lx: Ny' f.. fi 2 - a . Milmlrf-ml Terry Larry Donna Dumllvy Gerry Nystrom 0'Connell Okon Otis Ovvens Puvllolkv fsz 1fi:f::g1,Qtvr 1 is Q-saw peg C ilie C ' il . - ' Avi? 32 ,, - H A 'fe I f 1 H '- ii' :i I lfi . A ': M - fia . . Q A' : A 1 .2 7. V. ,.., 1 - I 'l j-:W 4 .3 1 ,..ZL i32'-55 F . -. H , fun ' -'il'f32 Tom Gregory Charlotte Chris Tom LLITIU' Parazlisf' l'ara4lowi4'z Parker Parson l'erle'11 Pederson If ' ,H Hug, F.. w, ,VA - ' .. ff ktrwa. Ray Nan Miriam Joanne Dave Pm-In-rson Perry Pfeiffer Pfenning Pflug 1'- i :A 'an 4 I Q .,, g - ff x if f 1:-.nv V an mn Ron George- fill Carol I opulurum Porras Privbe oulfkf? Hamill fi L, . K ' a it... 1 K. f 'ff a ' Wi' a ! 56- fx Joan Carolyn Judy Pat DUHFHII Ragmugegfn Reed Riallaldi R055 Zi. at Malmhni Twin PHI 'Max ' Sur' Ru,4,,.I R,,.,,.H Ruttkay Sands-rs Svhoenborn S1 hrann r '1' iroe-dvr 4- . 6. 7 A ' , , f g ,gig ' . ' ,- k' J' Anne Diam- Slu-lm-lai NIYIVY 4 ' if Q 5, 8 W 31:5 P i f l Q, if ,Q 'wk 1 :Us wwf, .f..,,..n , .,g... - A ,. ,. , . . Q , A ,,,3,j.s.N, X Q lla nnis Run Hill Dif-k R'N'm3 Y Svhu:-tte Fvhultz Svll X . X N .Q N xx Sandy Pi:-karski , A MQ in K'- Jane-t Rasniussvn 'WA Ki A if Bill Ruanf R 15 r' Ni N x Eugene S1-hnll W. Carol Shark jim Maxine Mvlvin Bill! Sillllllillli Sinnnnns Smith 5IlY4li'l' rr., 1 D D D 3 PA.: uit, ,'., Q ,.a- T D- I I A. W 1 Q4 ., .D E ,,, , y .vr 'Lg D 52 D f my sv za :'. ' ' . wr' Q Ted Harry Sue Darlene Rita .lack Sodt Sperling Stanton Stenlund Stratton Sutter :,,' --.- ,,'. , + s y aarrar 4 D aarr e W f W l D Wt aa - aaa D i D Q, ---, D H 1 -,.,.,., x 4 -,A. -' Ilx A Q i: D g A Dick Dick Fred Mike Camille .loan Sutton Swanson Swanson Tanascu Taraszka Taylor fr 1 W it :tw D, ,,.. D + ' ii it 4 'I ':- .D i i I ' E- i ' sg ff , 1 'T Carolyn Sue Pam Fred Beverly .loan Thies Thompson Thornberg Timan Tipps Titus K ala .- -my ig grt A ,,.,. ill' e W 'A N Nancy Bob Eugene Lois Charles Arlene Towner Trendler Trenner Twombly Vaughn Vickery f S. ve W Vg s D D W i . , gil'- DHTICDC Donna John .lohn a Barbara ViCkCIY Wahl Walklngton Walton Warren Werkman my 5 was New 'et is . - ':,. V .. V j D V D .21 A -Q lyyy : Q ' 'DDDD:,:ro, i Q ss D., ta. DQ' ir 4 - - ::.:-' - p all B ' km -A ' ' Mark Marilyn Paul George Connie Dotty Weston Wrench Zack Zambo Kiszely Pratt Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS 1957-58 AUDREY GRATZ Vice President ALAN' HIRATSUKA President CHARLES WILHELM Treasurer THEO BETJEMANN Secretary Aqua and Silver Carnation Good, Better, Bestg Lct's make our good better and our better best. The sophomores began the year fighting against great odds, such as an unfamiliar building, upperclassmen, shorter classes, and having to arrive at school by 8:25. After conquering these obstacles, the sophomores concentrated their ef- forts on a homecoming float, the Frosh-Soph party, and the Sophomore dance, the Underwater Fantasy. C X ., x Mx t Xxx X -r X , r lx 'PE Q ac Stanley ,Mlelman Lois Ahrenherg ssrergssfs Carolyn Daniel Dianne Charles Aishton Albrecht Anderson Andrews - - - - i, Q . ,- K I :,' Q - - P 'ir C J f' fi: Qt A ,Q Q, , 4, . ,M , ' ':. rr' S 1225 ,fi C Thomas Df'I1IliS Julia Joseph Barbara Constance AnZPlm0 Augustine Barron Batchelor Becker Behm -5 .53 , .L ,xii x ...L .Lf K V A A .1-' W N9 . llll fl r t ' V- Q fa., g or A 'ra C B .. 'l C , N X ,,,, :NQ y L hh , M i r nrla 1 - ' 5 C ii i - Q ,. Dnnalll Leila SLISHH Gqrorge Patricia Jgan Bvllm Bfjhm Behm Benjamin Bennes Benson if e r M t E -all V k - 5 --.' g.,, . f- ll B f lecc S ' - A a 'Z l ll - ii , .lalmtr Marla Th60d0fH Marg Sue Raymond Carol Benz Benz Betjemann Bibhy Biederer Bielat 1, .1-.. - ..l1.. . .. ,el LlA,...--. ,A A A M B B a,. l,:,' ' :S f 'N i'-' ? .,' Q ' f f- - llfllifgefy RUlJ6I'l. D8I1lf'l Nancy Maurpgn Blggaffl Bock B0Ck B0l'l Boudrie Boyle 'lll ere t ' .. P a.1 . V - . ,,.. 2 I I X 'II . A ' 1 - ix - B B elf' -... B . Q g Barbara Lvis Charles Charles Arthur Penny B1'f'Slf'Y Brewster Brill Brooks Brown Brumm at Q Tag: -1. N X f Q I rx i I Virginia Ronald Terry ,lo Catherine Philip Butts Bysiek Calanca Capoccia Carmichael 1 E 0 1 N' ' - ' I . 1 ' X '- . ' .ffg 5T .f - 2 Virl David Bette Ralph Frank Chapin Christensen Christophers Cinefro Clark I 3 3 -, ' i gy . M 'f'-4' 3 ' E ,E E . f rl-it S51 you r jiri i oi ' ,, I A A 1 m A 3 Q I K H ml sg f' r' if E' H w,.? n'T1'xf'? fi is La Mon Robert Joan Michael John Cortesi Costa Cresswell Crisp Dahl K H'--X0 - K - -K a L H if Q. . hm .. jk V: . K 5 A iss e i Q--it i, a f i : V 1' . J erry Kathryn Laurence Sue Nicholas Davis DeBru1er DeNeveu Dennee De Witt . V G-V . Q qw , x A A f WV' f . -, 2 I W: 7'iiiuqi1ii G Q ' ef I ',-' Q W V we e - I . so gan ev . V , 'x - .loycc Carolyn Mary Jo Marilyn Donald Dietrich Doran Dorfler Dozier Draper i V . in Nm: fi Ha 6, f l EQZVQ b R i , r,..., . I 9 . S K Iwi 4 . gy, Q . Q .,,, A m,,'T4. V it , . , K 7 , T A, . 4 iv Q., L m y T Tvs tb ,y. xx Diana Lucille R3Ym0nd Ellis Elizabeth Erickson Ericson EVHUS Evans Ewald ek X Qi X M -ck, X Landra Carraway gp-we-v Penny Connelly .. '55 vik- 'N X ., E i Joyce Davidson t N-'wg Darlene Diebold . sg-3 as X X SJ Nur Dianne Dunsworth 1 te 5 or it a? X C A is S' s 00 K 1' Peter Exon 1 Marvin Faith Y. or .., ff? its ,, 4 Sandy F rayer r 353355 U XA-:A,f 5 .. .lack Frost F if kL'A 'asf s K 1 Chris Gissler .M .av - W w -Jo 1 '-ww' X . MI ! x Audrey Gratz L ,.. Joyce Gustafson T 51' 4- ' ii? we rzfi f.-A Me Ero an f - '55 L' Q. '7 - - '457T5f5f-if -' Carol William Owen Felczak Firth Florian Z: K' Bill Charles Linda Frederick Fredrick Friend G ili. il' ' liii F 553 4, : ..L - ,.,r fsz.s5E5s,. 257 N :Li : .E :kk , Z If sr - .L . . Q F Q ra CK is r.r X . ...- ' or .' ,X X , X i f . 3 H W Z ' y.k,. K i I Ed Pat Bill Gaffney Gannon Garrison AN F W N iy A ii F I ' Bonnie Barbara Carol Gillke Gl68SOI1 Gleisner :cg N Pz' if s X 3 S Sue Leslee Lenora Graves Gray Griffin L 5 1. rreee P A i , Q eg a ryy .,,,-' ,eff N' 1 if-N E y Richard Geraldine Donna Hale Harless Harris 1 Marilyn Folk 'Mm Louise Fritch .aw wgnw Y Barbara Gibson i 8 N , 11 X 'X Lynn Cranbois .wr V r ,A .J ref. fy: V Gail Griglak . P li af W-f3,q' Pat Harris ii F G Gus Fralick h a s of Margery Frogner can if ml Gayle Gibson an 'L- Q. Pat Grassie f .. ga mf X Joyce Gruner f I R 5' if in is X i' 3 ffl ' I. B, Terry Harris .fa fgx H, M 4 f x Floyd Hart E Phyllis H1-nalee iw ,L z '1 lx-. fl 52332. Alan Hiratsuka Greg J anik .- .V-K1 ' I 5 .. j Janive Johnson 3 K , , J ' 5 i if J 1 l, JL' ,lllnl 'Q 3., H312 David Jorgensen L l ' J J .., f-f , l'l l J fu' 'N H .X X r Si I ll.. 'il Q .J ,., n..i my f ,L A i Ji ag ff Nlary Steve Anne Joan ,lQ'l'0lllf' Hastie Hause Heggland Heike H1-hr 26 J KF X Sally -IWIY Ruse Kathy Delrlrie Henderson Hersvhherger Hertel Heslml Higgins in Q Q . .. K i l :-k: .1 Q H fr' .rs J will ii Bryan Carol Judy Robert Ronald Hogan Holland Horn Hunter Jacobsen 'J Hii' , ' 5 KZII. Fi . 'ff ' +- , iii. W7 ' - . ' Lu, . w, - A ff J J , J he-1 gl I Tim Julie Laura Charles Kathy Jaroch Jarvis Jeffery Jensen Jensen , -,.f , an as A km .. 1, A .r J, , V :.. 3 J, K ,Q Jy,- A ,H 4 , J a .. 1, t .gpg x ai S5 y t A M M ' ' .. W H Y, lava u xr ,A -v up -M HX X ru J a- Nels Rodney David David Charles johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jordan K I A . 'N rs: f J D fl fr Q J J -. J J, .ffl ii J -1 J H J . as J. J , f-Ni l W' .' X -i ff 'za J . ' . X Q. ., ,Q eva J K Antoinette Robert Ken Barbara Ted Kahn Kaiser Kalck Kane KHSPHF ,uw J i i Q L rf an x R Ri ck Kc-llogg - my ,an- lil ? F AL mslab, was 5 x N s N-L K4 Kathy Ku:-ster .. i x AM i e ' 'f ,Q .. .sy fi :...-ff. 'H 4 x VE? ga Y s 5. 1 Y H Q. A Q A 1, Q! sir k i gaagilifii , LL Q LL - -L ' Q, 591 :Ari xg K 4' watt NX Xvf xx -1 X1 IH! llvlly Larry Aloysius Koffel Kerrigan Kracklauer ' ML - L ' LL L L k 1, ' 4. X was K 4 f:2r5if a?l:fLL:ffffff',1f'- L - 9334 Q is , X i P sa x Judy Kunke LL: WF' L --'..r: kkykih' L a libi' ' is X Q 6 X A S Judy Lanigan 52 - L 'ALA Q L, :1 W wx .L L K L L 6 :rf ls? N 5' s ,il 'l' William Little' 3 Q K 4, mr 9' if Y YQlw -1' Lvroy Lundstrom Q xr Karen Manzoske William Lantz fif f ii L iii . -X A- .-f. 5 QP 1-53- fix Yi? .ji Win? B? K XL Dianne Loeb 5 ,ALL Margaret Lupton .lules Marling fi sas-zgagsgffslisgffag W Lp' mLoe2se:2Lw fi Fred Krebs f-:. ..L: .11 3 'Y X ,J Wrq x 4 PR 2 :L:fLme?r:, , .. Q! Nik? rf, if iw f fa f Q W S K K1 Mary Kupchick Anita La Magdelein Pc-ni Lam brecht L gr L rr L L irrri L L i LL , E if X EL 'ah - . - - mf X , N .- ia4fiwi'f 2rl5:szi.i4 wif' T 11 ii. 'H he S .S i 'L IW W: ,za L ' Ken Richard Maw Lechwar Lee Liepelt -- -L rf .,. -21:1 ff- -fr - ' L L. - -7f'Lfz-Ln: 'ilr L W W - , ,. W L ,- s-zffzi-zsafix -3 -.-, . L t .. , L K , ,L L X L i . so -is EE' K LX gs L- - . -kk., L ' Q L.,gi..f,, L L . L, V L. LL E ' 4. L L. .sv L ,,fagliYs'QEH?lis. 512, gg W. P 2' .. J 'S' F'wkW'f ,5 -5. 'Q ,ii Z- J Richard Long -'fs:,.:N k l Sharon Lynford .lohn Luczalc Novl Luclwig R W 'W ii-FET ii-- ' ' --ei M A A ,LLL I ' W .. W EL-fish K sill ' H ' Kathy Malocke f .. Wi if Ill? George Markham Jill Malmquist .-1, A Q, gn, William Kristan - sm 4 .L Ti ni. A? William Langston f I 'EL . L Q-iQ: 2 1 'frlxszfw-wail - -. ': ,A,5QffiQ5 W . al L, ggi' aa ' K 1 an 5 E M b HIL I Q was 2 J' Q 5 ki if 4, , V' 5' , RSE! William Lighlbody V 4, -,, ,..'3 N, -fl L Lf' wg-r' ,Lug My Dale Lunde llarlenm- Nlankowslci LL so is ai . LLLQ: Li V . Ll ' 'iff 6' I -T V, L,,LL,wi,,L A J-if 1 ' ' fir ui L M ' l L .X LM K 'w-.- K , fegsfffl- ' ' Larry Masini John Mason Tamsin Mcflaughey X Y l'frnm-st Mvfllannahan war Sandy Morris awk 5 in - a Kr' ith Nlefionihs ,I ucly Hors is, 5 as X . A1 . 5 i- ..,. ,N K .X v f ' Q M, 1 -' e A 5 2 ..,: o Jr-ff Ron Fnfml NLIIICY Merriam Mobile Monk Norris ,. Cary Toni Dave Doug Muckle Mulay Mnntx Murdoch E M. X 'Q bN5. X ' ' Nd! Q Evelyn Linda Meta Linda Warren Tom Nelson Nelson Nelson Newell Nicholas Nijmll ' V 'l W' Q ' : QE 6 ' 'ff' is , 'V ii L, I. 1 X 'hifi-v 1 Q Nunry Ed Sharon Peter Marsha Carol Nowak Olu-nauf O'Connor Olsen Olson Ozmun 3 rr N Y 5 XS K., ,,,,tL I ..L, -rr i.s k ,,.L ' 4 'A Q Q 9 Q - 1 5 ' 'AN . i , I ,eh - we if so ,K ff-ff ' 11 f , . ffsffafwf, ,A . ,sm Maureen ilioni ,lill Gayle Ray ,lo Ellen l,l1TLlflllWlK'Z Parker Perkins Peshak Petersen Peterson r f. ., ,. , -1 gs .I I ,QQ :fi Q., I ' M R A G, lla! .loanne ,loo Mary Marianne Roger I,4'll'TSlPl'l Phalg Pike Prommvrsbergcr Pie-roni Polidori a .lannvs .loannv Pnulmn Prielie ,... x. - 5 F. l Cynthia llaw Rarli Ray jvrry Rinaldi Dianne- Robinson Daw Rusch Dana Saunrlvrs Dana Shafvr ,lune Ruler Linnla Scharmvr 52:4 : TYCJ. . William Shannon n l i 2 H f ,- Z r 3 +4 f ,lame-s Terry Nick Karon Proctor Pruss Pyle- Rachowicz I' Marvin Dianne Robert Barbara Rf-ed Reeger Riedel Rimkus is l gf,-A3 Q . Aff L- ' uf z fir will lip... flifli AW? T Gvralil Judy Harry Richard Hogvrs Ruane Ruhush Rundall Ifslif- .lflhll Ron Nlvrila Sarlzvk Sahagian Salvninu- Sallrup .X Hg, .-ig 1 J k i' J X William Hog:-r Nlarilyn lh-nnis Schrskiv Schmid Sl'llIllllll Se-inivk r , r is , ,,r,,., , Charles ludv lizlward Uuil Slarlek Small Smith Smith ,1 ,tu as if W , it . 4, 4. y T EM P W sk y' fe' zq. -' E1 aff -'Yi I .. 1- i , :' , of f f 'fi , A. X f , Q5 'MW ---- N 1. 'R ' - , ,ff lf? 1 A W mm ' Joyce Sur' JPSSSC Judi' Slfmlvy Smith Smith Snydvr Steffenburg Sta-tz . A . . I . - - - 4 J . if . ' I ' ::-: EZ ' Judy Sandy Clyde Bob NR0y Stothfang Strehle Stretch Stroessler btrom ' ,gm 1151 i : .. it P ' 5, f 1 'tiff . z in . my 2'-fl f M .. ff L- 4 ' Lf 'ff 'f l-- A T y W K W ' llrucv Paul Martin Sandy Dave Taylor Thomas Thompson Thompson Tfendlff ,,,,,, H A 1 ,X A ki y W W 5 1 . . i T15 ws f Uan Jo Renee William William Trout Tumharello Turner Tyler Valli:-r ' frivjliflfsia i - ., 1,13 ,I 555 ,QM '13, ,E K, A . , v . 1 5-5 .I Charlutlt' Philip llarry Philip lfsliv Van Es Van Hivrsec-lc' W'ard Watsrin Watts ,J . . it A Q if, k 4 5 ro., .efi-Q Q my 1 - t , 'T ' fC:RXxSf Lxxxxvk Gerald Mary Bonnie Errol Linda XVI-gm-r Wvlvh Wells We-stvrgaard White Nt Q 'llvrry Storliv Jim Stur Don Trinko V , xv, .. . x X ar QQ xx it T -iii Margery Van Beek '1.i Q 2 .Y R W xi. Ray Webs-r X -- 5 i.A..- Xl S .. Susan White Gilbert Ellen Charles Richard Sandra Wierschke Wihr Wilhelm Willey Williams :awe-f,::5a5 Diane Winslow X N ,L .,,tt , Wk ..:,..., , X ,. ,A Q , . sag B05-C William Linda Virginia Wirtanen Wirth Wright Wright Raw, EH-as lm, it Kenneth Zersen Donna Zimmer Polly Fleury Linda. Andrews Carrol Crawford Thomas Darlene Philip Sharon Phyllis Hilliard Jones Krater Livingston Okubo Betty Travillian Doris Willis Theresa Zack ' Lawrence DeCoster Barbara Russell SJ A l S Lk ,315-w5g,,,, ,mmf ,I Qi-1 'DEQ ,3,5,5w.w,. x . As. s I A X1-in W! Q., .yor E r' X ,. Y 'Y X. gf:-w n ' t iszfvfsfsf an f 1 Mm..-Y - Q 3' L ff- 3 .,-N' ai MX ,W A3310 f. -- .... . Y as Q :gf Q L Ui 255 mv X X 5 1 E y 2 X X A X XX n y- im 1 , Quik' ff Sf -RS, P 6 Six ig S Q + R Q43 . X W X Q 'M Q ii '4 bw kwa I 3 , Qi 9.5 .., A GN' L. vi ff fx, ' .7 sg., 5 F fm, ., HSZWZ QL. X -- 455 K 'e . Qwil ,L .. L xx X af Zswfis' ir? x119:r..,'T' fi ffgiiizfk- f'-r ,,a,,. ' ix fa nf 15- : A C-we s Mo I 2 ov 1, 60 , ,F Q c V as '21 ,J 1 if Q f l A Wag' 'W , ' 'I wg in ,, . b , 1 11 1 .. Q ,- , 4 Y: 3 ,S M 7'- ? . in w ' wg - . .- 5 -. f 0 , .. . .., Q ws, t - , 53? , Hag, ,Q-vm 1 ,annum ..',-.ff . .r- ' 1 'VI ar ,W wk , ,.,m4g,..,4?'f .. , ., ,.--:.,: :,. . ww ...X X .. Mwmvic WX - -mx N--XX - Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS 1957-58 BONNIE LAMERE Secretary DICK ELY President JANET HIRATSUKA Vice President J IM FAHLING Treasurer l White and Green White Rose What we are going to be tomorrow We are beginning to be to- day The summer remodeling of the Brainard cafeteria was a pleasant wel- come to the class of 1961. This year the freshman class, with its sur- prisingly equal enrollment of boys and girls, was the largest in L.F.H.S.'s history. The frosh worked very hard during the school year as they became ac- quainted with their new and interesting subjects. Not only did they work hard in their studies, but they gave themselves quite a record in sports, especially football and basketball. They also put a lot of effort in their first dance which gave them their first big chance to entertain the whole school. ,N 1 . ' ll 2 A 1 1 ' 1 2 5. Q. gy ,. A r ,.,.. 1 2, X 4 T- 1 -1 KW: .-, Q - 1.: 1 Q. j . - F 1 5 'H V ' 1 Q U EN 1' 1 ' 1 1' ' X 1 1 551 PM f uu F' .93 i f f , Siillllfil Arlvilf' David Willard Rolwrt Slvve- A1lilIllS ,kinax Akers Alle-n .'X111Ie-rson .X11dr1-5011 1 , V 'H k'.k S ' ..,.- . ' bf 5 , x 1 S N T 1 David Bonnie- Robert Mary Ann Judy Brvnda All4lfl'Wr Bai-r llarr llaum l5a11111g111rln1'r lim-k . -',:. . X NX . rm' K lfflwarfl David Palrivia Susan Ruhrrt Dwllfllil llvlew llr'ntsu11 llvnz B1-rnavy llimlm-rx-r lllffll , 1 gl: Am, , H M- . . , . I I Q -- Q Q 1 . N 11 1 5 'E .- i ' is i Aux 1 f. i 1 I ' I L' Kughwim- I-'rml IJ.-lmig Uianv .lully llivliurd llland lllunl-L lllH'lillillll lllwlllll lloysmi ll1'z11'l1e-r V 4119. 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'QV' - wig: 5 l.a Vern Erickson u55lE:E5E?Z. i2-: D' 'Q5Q.?X5NSYiff5i.L5?lFi'i1-ffilxf' H V 7 - 577, 4. - A - 7 . 3 . t .V,.. C t ,... X . i . Y F I A lm 1 ' ff R - . r i a V- .ff-,:1. f Y . ,A J lh.,. , 7, Q C, Bonnie Clark , ..,. f ., Thomas Coll Nancy Clark aiii Q L - , an t C raaii P , Kathryn Cordo Pamela Daley Y fi M:.1x2M-5'f . alia yala to , , if C xy .leanne Difiglio -- ,g,fw5Q5,:ti John Cotter Carol Critz Donald Decker Jane Day ' r W' I ' ,D if Sandra Donato Karen Doktar Sriiiifj x t f -Q X 'wagfagx sffgf' if .: 2X2mfi5gv'1'Za Q: ,. h,,.fi35,5,vtz 'f ' 2 X f it X i , - -. ff ' 5 , tae Fflsrlifzb. , E15 :azz-:ixzz-' -- .11 ' 'X ' i ,W -..,, was ,... ..,, ,N w X-'mv' 'filiiikwfiif' .- lfffffggsx :azz A fs-fafgrvwifq W: ,515 -:ng .i z- -g fi'-:wk -f 2,1522 ..,,. ..,,: C I . .A . JM . , . -I ., ,,, ff- ag jg , ,gr Ki --1 rj ' he lf? :' E: s . ' X' f-:ilk H- - . IQ Q ' . 1 . E, lx , - f f , f 'f up ' 'P ,n f ' ' x 5 x ,Q eel A ah' 7 ' ? 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I Cynthia Marine William Matthews Suzie Meloy Roberta Mennckf: lluane Mt-nter if 1 Anne Ken Jessie lleyerding Middleton Miller Richard Mesie Rim-hard Susan Sue Sunnie Joseph Nlitehell Morris Moser Muhike lhiulay r 'ri' I M i A A i fi'ii Q ...elif ix 1' X We f ' v J 5 ' fzg-'igtgfmt ,, , '- I :Xi 9 Judy llarlwara Patricia Arthur Harold hlyers Myslak Nall Neil Nigol Mary Noel -..- xxfik. 1 . .K -I . 1 5 I l ,Z iii V Ronald Olson ti ' Q Q i K NX? .' I I Kathleen Parker Eugene Patricia Linda Lyena Noth Nye Nystrom Ochsner Carole Lois Eve Rodney OSWT Osterling Palenski Paquettf- Terry Pete Ed Robert Parker Perez Peterson Pflug Richard Minehart Joseph Munoz Thomas Niewerth Billie Sue O'Connor William Parenti I James Phelps 'J f 2, rr.. xv ,f ,P Patty Roberta l,4l4'llJl'l' l'oli1luri - f ' J 4.-sr - ' 1. Miriam Jeanette Prvussnvr Price LJ: V V A 4 . 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N1, R- 0? i -M , .ig -X - ,. , Luuifm- Virginia Victor Joan Sharon James Wilson Wilson Wis1'111aI1 Witort Wylllan Zyga SCHOOL SONG Loyal and trite, We pledge allegiance to you. This is our motto: We are one for all And all for Alma Mater. Here's to our school, And long and high may she rule For evermore you will find us Always loyal anfl true. V .v . - V. 1 7fQ.1,tg gg X I ,. if . S 5 .. ., ' . .' J ' 1 x an X , 'X ' j L .W ' A V , V -A-.4f., ..f: :,:,.T::5!-gf-F X gjzQ:LgE5i., a,x :, - . K 'Vw-..-W .15 In 1 . M Q in 4..-V-Q1-X5XI5X5i5:ig3g..l K, , ff , ff, , , ,N-mibaawc, lfies-Ea.:-: a n L - f - . . f W ' 5 k ' -K I .. H EYQ w i H fxfwiiwafb.--WML Fffi ' A 'L W I i?,f,,'f w41 1: 1V?5f331HfZE?Wd? ' f E--. Mffffz., X 1 K -- ff ,f f' f - - K ff' 3:5 j'f'1'gI-'l .: i?,,'Qgff Q- I St 5515-lg ' 7.17 - f' Sign 7' -wx A 4 - gf N225 xilfif w ,-ff -.:f -- - '- HL - - 1 hw 3 ' ' fiegwiiiksr-9E-Yvzx-f--Jw-SQ-4N Q10 fik-,z?5szYfs K K f .- ,. 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':,: ' .'n' ' :Sr ' aw . wzfffvz Lf11L??ffwmi22'-7-i fsww. ms:iii:1wsf4e2g1?Sffx - Q Nw 3 nv 514 1-xS.:mggw1gm vw .,, 2 , A f X ., f 1 SH H Q QQ .Qs Q 5 X Y. ln November the Junior Class Presented falalythe spina CAST Mr. Condomine , ,, Bob Buttemiller Ruth , , , , Judy Gansinger Elvira 7 C ,C ,C , Heather Hansen Madame Arcali , ,7o, r,7o,o, G ay Copouch Dr. Bradman , , Y,Y,,,,,,, Dudley Owens Mrs. Bradman C o,,o,o Maureen Copeland Edizh , , ,, H , , ,,,,, Diane Lesinski Directed by Gerald Bohnsack Stage Manager, John Marsicek K, l ,I X.. C r ,j -Y 5 V .., y X333 . 5 g - if .X A .F K, Sluclvntsz I II U: l'14z1flf-:mf T11 rkay I 'vrily N u n S : ,llollwr HIISSOITIl'III.fl? flloflzvr P0015 ,llolllvr l'vagle' rllnllzcr Trmfor Rzfzwrvrzri .llnflzvr CVPIFIIIYIIII Sl. IVIANIIJUIXV Urs. rlluxx lf11l'0I1vx.v SIIDVIIIII 1 FVIIUIIIKI lrzspvvlnr S01'g'1'n11f Rvporlvr llr. Turllc liamn CAST Penny Boucher Torna Leo Cougher Karen Rodack Lynn Suess Nancy Aflams Nancy Martin Mary Jo Eclgren Sandra Gray Mariflell Bisclorf Nlvlvin llvslnol Kathy IvIlfiCll Limln Sf'll3fIIl6I' Pat fYl5OI1IlCll ,lim Clark Clmrlvs Durang Larry Turnvr Kris Olsen Dan Luvzak lil-l'l'!'fl'!l by Cvrulrl B4lllI14ill'li Wllllurcler in a unlneryw Comic thriller presented by the Senior Class H! n pai, ,--Vg, ny ff , uf- f X .M A ,.' - V- Ln! Q. r .mv b ,4- QUEEN Charlene Robinson COURT Sanrlra Gray Part O'DonneIl Kew Cessna Penny Boueh er ,,-+,,,n. 1, - a 1 1 Homecoming Working Hard ' To Win That Prize The queen and her court-reign supreme for one glorious weekend The thrill of winning the homecoming game by heating Zion Homecoming dance-romantic close to an exciting weekend. 27, 28, 29-Books, fees, registration cards, and friends ushered in a new school year. September 4ehClasses officially started. 13-A holiday so soon. Students slept, teachers attended a Teacher Institute. l4f-A victory over Grant, 6-0, started the foothall season. 16, 17, 18-Why are the seniors all spruced up? Senior pictures. 21-Cloom. Dundee heat us in the second game of the season. 30-5 days ,til Homecoming . . . The float committee have really started rolling. October l-4 days ,til . . . The first election for Homecoming Queen eliminated all hut l5 candidates. 2-3 days 'til . . . 3-Only 2 days . . . The float committees are going mad. 4+Only . . . For an afternoon pep rally the senior girls donned war paint and gunny sacks and held a powwow. Suspense and then cheers filled the air as the court and finally the queen were an- nounced. 5-The floats 'were driven proudly through town. The Cats climaxed the day with an 8 to 7 victory over Zion. Alumni and parents were the guests of the student lmody at the homecoming dance. I5-A monster stalks unchecked in our midst. Asiatic flu has hoosted the alnsentee list. 20-Everyone's talking ahout Sputnik. Anyone want a ticket to the moon? 29+lnformation concerning College Boards was given at an important meeting for seniors. November 2-A night clulr atmosphere set the mood for the junior dance, ullern- ando,s Hideaway. 4-Those seniors not planning to go to college were given general ap- titude tests to help select a career. ll-No school. Armed Forces Day. 15-Underclassmen had a lively time at the Frosh-Soph party. 23-The Spanish Club sponsored the uDonkey Dragf' 25, 26, 27-The junior class presented Noel Coward's Blythe Spirit. The fine performances given by the spirits lifted the audience right out of their seats. 28, 29-Thanksgiving vacation. December 6-Big evening: The team won over McHenry, and then the Library Club sponsored a dance. 12-G.A.A. members entertained their moms at an evening Christmas party, '5Christmas Carousel. l3-Christmas is in the air-Also on the Walls, doors, and windows, thanks to the Art Club who decorated the Butler Building for Christmas. Freshman artists decorated the Brainerd Building. 14-Festooned with Christmas finery, the cafeteria was the scene of the senior dance 4'La Bal de Noelf, l8-The Christmas concert emphasized the religious meaning of the season. The choirs, band, and soloists participated in the program. J an uary l-Happy New Year. l0-Those who werenit home cramming attended the game and then the 6'Final Flingf' l7-With the semester exams, the first scholastic milestone was passed. 21-A lot of snow went into the snowstorm. February 8-Notice anything fishy at the sophomore dance, Deep Sea Fantasy? 12-Lincoln's Birthday. No school. 21-The faculty triumphed over the seniors at the annual charity bas- ketball game. 28-Cartoon Capers was the clever theme which attracted a large group to the Art Clubls after game dance. March 3-7-L.F.H.S. served as host to the regional basketball tournament and proudly followed their team to the finals. 10-ll-A 'short trip to the Appalachians was taken with the vocal de- partment by way of the operetta, Smoky Mountain. 14-Teachers attend the Lake County Spring Institute. 22-The Freshmen ushered in spring at their all-school dance, Spring Swings In. 25, 26, 27-The comic-thriller 4'lVlurder in a Nunneryl' was the last chance for the seniors to act up. April 29-The National Merit tests were given to the members of the Junior class interested in scholarships for next year. M ay l 0-The Juniors entertained the Seniors at the annual school prom which is the highlight of the spring season. 30-Memorial Day, the last school holiday. J une I- Baccalaureate. 2-Special recognition was given to those seniors who have attained outstanding scholastic achievements. 6-Graduation. Nipponese Nocturne 1957 Prom x mf' w 5 if i!lllf!! I Q .g,W...vNfm, .-,T .WNW r 232126: 2'- ffQ,..Q,f -is wL,E...,j., , .5V:. ,fav S slag A Q A sw Q f ,r ii X wig Qs S -Y ww Q gf . s ,ws x ii N-.M 141333 .fi . . A. 11 'S' wxfkq. W-www m M ewaQNfw 5.x-nagnpmmia-e f Organizations ' rw? 5,-ww,-Nw-mvM.w,vw-ummm--v,+w.hM.,V.. , ., , W. ...Avg V, ..,M.,,L. , i, W. ,,s,,v,,,,4,,,,L., 5 .,.,MW..,Q W-Qiww, -7 m.W,. wmv ...,M., .,,.Q,,,,,,W3 ..,,.,,,., A . ,f + W- .W-.-W., ,, ,K ,, .m.,M,W.w ,f ,L.,,M,4,,,M,.w,k,,:m MM K K W In W. .Q.A..w-P,-wnw.. A., ,. Mwmk.,-mwmn, ,.,. ,,,. , W W, , ,A 2 1 if Ji 5 Jul M ,,,, ,1 W M1 ' '1 M1 M1 1 '1 M1 1 1 1 Y '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 532 .1522 .V Z, .. ., ,M .4 First row: Maver, Lancaster, Owens, O'Donnel1, Fitzsimons, Robinson, Mentzer, Sitz, Oschner, Second row: Capouch, Towner, Koppitz, Andrews, Nelson, Gustafson, Steffenburg, Engelhrecht, Cray, Rusch. Third row: Tanascu, Priebe, Klopsch, Linn, Buttemiller, Rinaldi, Bohl, Hiratsuka, Kristan, Willey, Hause. Mr. Storbeck is the advisor. ' The tudent Council uv-IFN First row: Fain, Parker, Russ. Wilson, Day, Kasper. Second row: Lloyd, Udstucn, Ely, Andreson. Fort, Potter. Athletes who have won a major letter in sports can belong to the L Club. The purpose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship on the playing field and to encourage loyal- ty and spirit in the school. By spon- soring projects throughout the year, they earn money for equipment which they contribute to the athletic program. First row: Mike Grimes, Larry Turner, Tony Cresswell, Tony Wood, .lohn Prussing, Presidentg Roger Evans, Vice Presidentg Dwayne Foote, Secretary-Treasurerg Cary Martin, Ed FitzSimons, Dave Mead, Dennis Geary. Second row: Jim Pollock, Ron Curry, Jim Bucha- nan, Ron Oshner, Phil Johnson, Tom Rollins, Mike Lakin, Wally Sitz, Cary Peshak, Bob Schwandt, Fred Swanson, Rhett Sawyer. Third row: George Gaffney, Bob Butte- miller, Tim Brascher, Dick Shultz, Dick Mentzer, Dick Hill, Jim En- yart, Pat Collins, Duncan Ross, Dave Mason, Paul Willis, Max Sanders, Mike Geary. Fourth row: Paul Snow, Bob Snyder, Pat Landree, Bill Klopsch, Barry Ward. Jim Nelson, Barton Reidel, Mike Copeland, Ted DeRousse, Jerry Rinaldi, Steve Hei- ser, Dick Swanson, Don Hom, Bob Craig, Bill Dozier. ff ffivr VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Simmons, Arena, Himmes, Groonbcirg. Cray. V' , Kr- FRRSHMAN CHEERLEAIJI-TRS: Fain, Oslvrling, Stvffvnlmurg, Russ. MAJORETTFI Parker 7 f if fyfiw 774. LC, 'fs ,f JUNIOR VARSITY CHICERI.Y'iADER9: Cray, Aishton, Rvtjemann, Cratz. Miss Moc-n advises the 1'ill'4'I'Il'lllIl'l'4. Pep Club and Majorette The Band The Pep Band First row: Downs, Martin, Gansinger, Hapke, Hill, Radi, Forster. Second row: Wilhelm, Sayers Herschberger, Parker, Bresley, Hiratsuka. Third row: Grenia, Kublank, Sodt, Miller, Ely, Wester gard. Fourth row: Poulton, Mooney. We-stergard. Fifth row: Simmons, Exon, Snow. The Chorus Singers in L.F.H.S. form an integral part of the music program in the school. They belong to the Chorus, the A Cappella Choir, the Townsmen, and the Girls' En- semble, all of which perform in school concerts throughout the year. Miss Nelson is the director of all the vocal groups. Jr 'fd X wi ' ,R , . 'r 11 1 WN ,Ma-1 The Townsmen liill Klopsch, Phil Johnson, Larry Lynn, Carl Raasvh, Stow- Burnett, Larry Karrigan, Pat Ilibby Craig Clair, aml Nlarlin Clross, accompanie-t. The Girls' Ensemble Carolyn Aifhton, lim-vcrly Tipps, Diane Le-sinski, Anne Forney, Marilyn Folk, Trudy Johnson, Kay McConnell. Karon Rodack. Yuki Kasama, Vicky Neel, Becky Jordan, accompanist. ,, L fl , af? ,lp ffff-fffzf . FFPZZ fx' P307 g J A , ' 1' ff V A 4 llilfggy 1 41f ! ,fwc5'7J , fff Y4 1'4f il' 'l L , L i y if 1 l I 1' e ' ' f Jae' fffff fr ff, 7 ..2'5'-'a'7 1 ' ,fl A f ffl' ' 1 Mp! Vzjadwk C'fQ.C11r,1ff C 41'4'5-Q7 ,, , The A Cappella Choir Ifirxl muf: .lumly lgQ'l'lU'I'. Kay Nll'CUIlIlt'll, Miki Kasaina. lie-wrly Tipps, Elaine IJll'LlSl1lU. Karen Rudack. Sally Morris. Mary Ann Nliccli. llianv Lrsinski, Vicky Nccl. Carolyn Aislnon, Pat llurrull. lk-vky Jurmlan. Trudy Jolinfun. Sfwolzrl ruux' Carul llvnny. ,ln :Kun Tuinis, Kathy jamlls, ,lunc- lulinson, Fanmlra llickarski. llarlmara llcckcr, Nlarilyn Cray. Annu Form-y, Lilltlil Anrlvrfoii, Nancy .kllllllli Marilyn Fulk. l.ynn 'Nli-rsliuil. Pat Vain. Judy Knnkc. Thin! l'lIll'.' Nlilmlrm-il Nyftruin, Virginia Wall:-, Roy Strmn, RlL'lll1l'Ll ,lLll14'll. Bill Tylvr. ,lolin Marsivck, Carl HLlLlSt'l1, Ricllalnl llzllxl, llaw Pflug, TUIII ,-Xllmwllt. Hulwrt Hawk. Glen l.nIIm-r, Craig Clair. l.arry Karrigan. Sui- Smith, ,Xnn Cullen. Fmzrflz mug' llunna Otis. Mary ,ln l'lilgI'l'Il. Bill Klopscli, Larry Lynn. llrarl llivkcy, Clyilr- Slrctcli, Marlin llrnff, Stem- llurnvll. Paul lifalvf, Phil AlUllIlSUIl. l'at liilnlmy, Krie Olsen, lm- Xlakvla. llL1Yt'l:lIll4l. Iiir-kyKoppi1z,,lu Xnn l'fe'nnin-' The Orchestra First row: Clark, Heggland, Walbridge, Pyle, Anderson, Creely. Left to right: Ryan, Becker, Grosse Jordan, Willy, Wells, Rodman, Aishton, FitzSimons, Ray, Owens, Cratz, Otis, Lambrecht, Siothfang Forney, Edgren. The Orchestra and String Ensemble are directed by Miss Nelson. The String Ensemble lllurk. ll4-ggiluml. l itx5immons. l'yle. lie-rkf-r. Crosse, The Theotokans First row, left to right: Forney, Raasch, Marsicek, Watts, Jordan, Kerrigan, Turner, Hause Lesinski. Second row: Taylor, Gaffney, Mason, Evans, Travillian, Peterson, Scharmer, Hesbol, Wins low, Benson, Third row: Smith, Carroll, Capouch, Johnson, Hill, Hansen, Brunstrum, Beyerstedt Copeland, Manzeski, Bennes. Fourth row: Buttemiller, Gaffney, Lantz, Wilhelm, Owens, Sawyer Mr. Bohnsack advises the club. The Conservation Club Back row: Simmons, Townr-r, Horak, llilsborrow. Svhultz, Cates, Karnf-Loge, Ruud, Anderson, Raymond, Schroeder. Front rout Johnston. Joriva, Schmitt, Creenlcy, Raymond, Kerrigan. Mr. Wilkin is the advisor. Latin Club First row: Bohl, Nicholas. Pyle, lJeNe-vefu, Taylor, Evans, Hausc. Second row: Bisdorf, Stoffenburg Doran, Smith, Wilhelm, Hastic, Kristan, Jurica, Snyder, Washburn, Walbridgo. Third row: Die bold, Brumm, Koffcl, Okubo, Livingston, DeBruler, Rachowicz, Heggland, Wirtanen, Bibby, Hersch lwrgcr, Ericson, Scharmor. if Junior Classical League Seated: Butte-mill:-r, Downs, Dorroh, Shroeder, Mawr, .Hl'I'ZlllllJ. Slfllllliligi Ruud, Clark, Priebo, Durang, Oshnl-r, Owens, Makc-la, Hart. The Latin Club and thi- Junior Classical Loaguv arc ad- visod hy Mrs, Mc-loy. The Spanish Club First row: Miceli, Miraliella. Gaw, Gardner, Kerrigan, Fahling, Raymond, Johnson, Linn, Simmons P. Geary, Lupton, Wright, Holland. Kunke, Watts, Anderson. Second row: Jauch, Wrench, Brooks Swanson, Beeker, Le-sinski, Rusch, Croonborg, M. Simmons, de Hann. Phalg, Perry, Brunslrum Fleming, Faith. Schmidt, Rusch, Templeton, P. Wright. Third row: Waldsmith, Swanson, Arlelman Crisp, Tyler, Gaffney, Benson, Bresley. Gougher, Hesbol. Bernard, Jensen, Jones, Jeffrey, B, Rus sr-ll, Russell, Ewald, Enyart, N. Johnson. Mrs. Bistrican is the advisor. The French Club First row: Eclgrm-n, Gustafson, Higgins. Gisslvr. Tumas. Grail. Gray. Johnson. lfurnull. Sllbllllilllgl. Aishton, Lamlmrccht, Seroml rout: llctjvmann, lleRosv. llc-yc-ish-mlt. llismlorf, Mack:-y, Wt-lls. tlaroll. Lannigan, KllI5l'llt'k, Humlerson. Yorc, Thinl role: Gaflnn-y, Javolmsvn. fllarlingg. llnntvr, Gross. Brick, Strvtcli. Nlarsicek. Willey. Smith. Nlartin. Nlrs, lh- Me-rlicr is the- amlvisor of thi- vlulw. Junior Red Cross In front: Matson, Dozier, Kerrigan, Duns- worth. Sealed: Smith, Small, Andrews, An- derson, Edgren. Advisor: Miss Neil. Receptionist Club In front: Robinson, Rusch, Moran, Kost- ler, Walbridge, Byerstedt. Seated: Day. Bussone. Radloff. Pflug, Cray, Martin, Ohenhoff. Standing: Kerrigan. Q'Don- nell, Stevens, Walsh. loerger, Wade, guess, Washburn, Quentin. Quill and Scroll Seated: Disney, Neel, Kerrigan, Schroeder Stanrling: Durang, Edgren, Veaeh, Forby Advisors: Miss Harding, Mr. Ariffe. Radio Club First row: Snow, Hoegf-r, Anderson, Melendy, Davis, Olson, Reidvl, Templeton, McCaig, We-'lilac-r Svrorul row: Kerrigan, Wiorschke, Clauson, Kraft, Horn, Ely, D. Geary, CresswEll, M. Coary Crimes, Copeland, Rueck, Schmitt. Third row: Kublank, Paradowicz, Clarke, Brooks. Bachvlor Weston, Jones, Ypma, Poshak, Clark, Durang, Frayer. Frost, Hart. Mr. Hart is tht- advisor. M ovie Uperators Club First row: Clarkv. Hue-vk. Urirnvsg Turner. FlIlS0ll1IllUHS. Nlilfllll. Ke-rrigan. Hotlak. Nlvlfruigg. Sw- ond row: Ulsvn. Ypnra. Frost. Ely. l,t'Sll21li. Forliy. Craig. lls-rtimlm. Quinn. illiljllif. llzmk, Tliirrl mfr: Brink. Hurting. Cope-lantl. Clark. Crvssuell. Curly. llorn. Pike-. J. l.uru1'k, Nlr. Usltorm- tlin-vts lllt' Clulw. Butler Lake First row: Hanlon. Tumharvllo. Pi:-karski. De Bruler. Promme-rylwrgt-r. Stothlang. llorroh. Mawr llowns, llvckvr. Waslfburn. llimle-r. Watts. llibby. Sefoml row: Mrs. fNIr'Craw. advisor: jovrgzvr l ll4'IIllXlQ, Kosslc-r. Stratton. llcvlwr. Nliffeli. Tipps. Matson. Aislxton. Smith. Okulm. Harris. Mira In-lla, lloc-hm, Sell. Perry. Griffin. Caw. Third row: Day. Morris. Nord. Hn-sbol. Walbriclge. Lam im-vlmt. Cr:-sswf-ll. Carroll. Cree-nl:-0. Engellmre-vht. Raclloff. Tumus. Yon-, llennvs. Livingston. lilwrt The Librar Club Brainerd I'-il.Nf lllltf l'LlillNllIl. llzty. lf, Slutlwr. llmluvli. tiiltlwlll. l'riu-. l'. Slmlwr, Sr-frnrill rou',' l 1'v4l4-rifl,4 lgLllllllQLklI'lIH'I'. lh'u4'ln'r. Slivlwftu. Xlilj4'I'lllIlQ2.. Nl:-log. lilllllll, Vim llzn-vlw. xIl4lllll'lIlIl. 'ltliillllllt' Tlrirrf mir: ffrikp. Kult:-r. lin-pvr. Nlulwlq. SlHl,LLI44'Il. fflfonitur, Kruw. clll!'lsll'llsl'll, Xlorrig, fTop2 standing: Marsicek, Boucher, Bacon, Morris, Warren, Wahl, Bernard, Mackey. Seated: Bow- man, Simmons, Betjc-mann, Cinefro, Curnutt, Jurica, Cerciak, Carherding, Kerrigan. Advisor, Miss Harding. T he Art Club Nelson, Paradowicz, Horn, Nelson, White, Boudrie, O'Connor, Welch, Mateja, Cansinger, Okuba L IIRUPS UF INK l'.'1ll'Inr-in-Iffiivf sY1'14'.v lfrlilnr l 1'r1I1ln'.w luirlilnr Ty pisls num. linnnim- Kairvn Rmlalvk, NI l'l'rmfH'I11lr'l'x .lill Ilikn:-y f.'il'1'IIlfIll.HIl f.ilill'i1'H Nli-In-I ,4rll'ixnr STAFF flharlvk llnrung Sully Svlirm-dvr Yivky Nvvi l'nt llnrrnh. Put Hal- Nluvvr. ffnmi Unnnn. ary l,nu Quint. Nlikt- linkin. Kit-liurtl llvrzlliilv. nlv Hr. :Xriffv Drops of Ink Agn-.W REPORTERS Cay Cillllllllil Cathy Chandlvr Jill Uisnvy Mariv Fahiing Nauru-n Fir-min 1.1-mira Griffin Stew YIZIIISQ' Mine llt-gglantl Kathy He-sbol I.intiu Hill Ynki Kasannu Uonnit- Kvrrigxan Nlikt- Lakin Uiancx Imsinski his Makvla Nanvy Martin Pal O'Donnell Nick Pyli- Nlary Inu Quint Cami Raymond Kan-n Raymond Karon Rodavk Mike Tanasru Kathy Uhrivh Charles W'ilhr'lm Nautilus EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Ed I-107-1.71 -C11 iff SFIIIIOV Class JIIHIOI' Class Sophomore Class Frcfsliman Class Faculty Ffa! ll 1' vs Organizalions Boys' Sporls Girls, Sporls Pliolograplzer Covrr Design Advisor 7 Judy Veach Business lVlanag1'cr Tvlary Ju' Edgl-e,, HZISZAIIPSS ASSI'Sll1lllS ,Inlm Marsicek I Nick Psle w Glen Forlmy Jill Disney Bill Klopscll Pat L3IIClI'f'0 Karl Ilaasch T9'1PI'-SYS Pat Dorroh Tuma L00 Cougher Nanvy Adams Ruth Wlallwridge llivky Koppitz Sally Xvashlwurn Virginia Wadi? V ljuyid Iquud Business flglvisor Miss Gvnvva Murphy TNI Ueliousse Beverly Jurica I David Kulwlank Judy Gansinger Miss Carol Harding Vflifllfi N,'Nl5'l'lIU9 -Qpurl and svnior DROPS UF INK Rvpurlvrs and Iypisls N:XlVl'II.US Typists G.A.A. CABINET Firsl row: li. Koppilz, B. Simonis, M. Fleming, G. Radloff, J. Disney, P. Dorroh, R. Lancaster. Sewna' row: P. Simmons, R. Kessler, J. Rusch, K. Homolka, N. Martin, P. Day, J. Rasmussen, C. Mare, P. Fain. Third row: C. Capouch, Miss Bond, C. Greenlee, M. Englebrecht, C. Robinson. OFFICERS President ..,. Vive President . Serretary Treasurer . Senior Point Ser. . Junior Point Ser. Advisor . .. , E. KOPPITZ C. CAPOUCH ,. P. SIMMONS .... P. DAY , C. GREENLEE I. RASMUSSEN MISS BOND 4, UR .hp . V , . ,. f . L O I lb gxl ,L ' G ' x SIL ALL L .U Irv ff: fi' 5 ' CQ I wi is J I .fl 1 bun, VCL, 3,2 I PM f , f C 5 ' Lf Q . 4 Ll, I z , ' . xg, , Ai A LL' X f 'K l . N31 J X4 I bl' f I J .U L lj , v V' Miss Bond and -l ' Rickie Koppitz Q- Y 'i Leaders' Club First row: Faith, Marsh, Kc-rrigan, Fahling, C. Raymond, K. Raynmml. Stvnluml, Rmluk. Crist. O'l7nnnf-ll, Moran, ffroonln-rg, Brown, Rusch. Sffrond row: Pflug, Day, Ce-ssna, Yon-, llismlorl. Mal- srm, Nlillf-r, Mavkey, Forste-r, Siblvy, P4-rry, Fain, Hagvrman. Thin! row: Wrf-nch, Caligvr, Kwsslvr, Stratton. I lf-ming, Mason, Sinnnuns, Disney, Cray, Schrocrlvr, Dorruh, Hill Caura. H4-ya-rstmlt. Fonrlh row: Crm-nlrv, Bowman, Curnult. Uhrich, Hmnnlka, Tuxnas, Conlon, EIlf!LlCllI'l'l'lll. dvHaan, Carlson, Rasrnussn-n, Cullvn, Wahl, Hultkay. Fifth row: Phvnning, Koppitz, Rasmussen, Shr-hasta. limp:-land, llrnstrumm, Martin, Simonis, Rarllruff, Czlpnlivll, Moonvy, Thurnlwrg, 'l'nwn4'r. F4lg1rvn. I.:-ff to riglzl: Kupcliivk. Galigrr. Day llmnolku. l,ll1'lllllllgl. Rzullulf, Xlartin clllhllllklbll, Ranli. GAA. Color Guard 'lim-n lIlf'llIlN'I'S of the sophomore, junior. zmfl sf-nior Class:-S are hon- furclcl lmy lie-ing chosen to vomprisc llw C.A.A. Color Guard. Svlvctiun frmn tlmsv with Ihr- most is lwasefl Ull postllrv. zlppvaralwc. and ahili- ly to marc-li. 199129 GAA- Mem W: -fi Y9 ' Thlr hvnrn h Crxsznd' 53,3 En 'i ' YU ee' I Uhrli ga? GY Hxufx C- ngon' hw ont' 30h 3'5- OU0 vm H. THIU Q engnbgwv Kia ylorguci. u, ba .wh ,, an' 1655031 Wir woe' Q U Bowmi nb' SC We-rm-r, Cray, Rnliinsun, Hisdori Brown, Pflug. Faith, Arenas! Sxxgsfiibw' Knppilz, ffurnutr, Martin. Sinmmns, Yore. Rorlack. Day, Adaigqh- Eflgre-n. Sefonzf row: jurica. Coughf-r, O,IJf!HHPl1, Kasama, gem Anzf-Ima, Cnrdan, Kerrigan, Disney, Caura, Rusvh, Rarlloff. ,,M-'Wi . . w.u. - fuff' .ml .- 1 V r DW ,' U BHV ,-Y' V, ,NV 3. Q nn Nwx xaq NOW ,I VKX. A Qw' Vgrrf'-rd r01LHaKg1':Aer., . n. 11 , A-r. f ' Xflwgeasnn' glanSy:x?nXv g' Ma- La , r. T 0 bt 465' ' BYXO - V- , ,ua1Ckf'y, Hagvrziian, Plain Cali- x1WuZQxafA+ Yguuka' ,..Uuca, Ijlidrnth Capmivh Stvnluml lan- BP nm?- . . Y . , . H , Aussie-r. XIIHPF, llatsfril, Yowmlr, llasnn, Flf-ming, Xihiayx. fleHa1m. .Sw-our! mic: Bland, Rasniussm, Cray, Sfrafmn, Kan' Vivvli. Iilwhlll. Cremnlmrg, I'w0I'f'lIlHI1, Berkvr, Wlarsh. .Hira- gflph 011107135 xx 5?sXj,:X a' V,-Qing Q31 Kpn- ,.kc'- jun' QX' 1-XX Qaxftrfgxxx' . ray. man. rl liavn. K' LanYf'2f,35Jixy ,mn fWdiFl:irff r016 xfS::u ' V Bm-xx-rgt.f.v it f,r3Y'ut,. Flkvr mzr: Lllllfflll, Hf'HflPf', Knffvl, Nvwvll, Gustafson. Na25ChbeKxln:RZx3X-Wh Huswll. Criffin, Hors, IIf'Ilfif'fSU!1, Okulm, Heidi. Ki11J1'hif'-IL 2ri!5C?x'-1b.x Aisilillll, Wright. .VaImquist, Nvlsrm, 1.6-1ixI3,QII!'1iI1f'. Serond rout Dvm-e. Ravliuwivz, Stothfang, Lalnbrvcht, Steff lrurg. Wvillf. SZ1lIINlf'I'S, Kane. DPDFIJIPF, V ' vw' Tn. FII- S W right. Hn' C.A.A. stands for the Girls' Athletic Association. a club that offers a wide selection of sports to all girls. Through its many activities. C.A.A. tries to stimulate participation in girls' ath- letics and gynmastics and tries to promote high standards of sportsmanship. fellowship. and health. Every night after school the girls' gym is filled with noise and action as the girls participate in various sports of the season. Volleyball. speed-away. and archery are offered in the fall, and the organized teams begin to compete. With winter. the girls take an active interest in basketball and bowling. After several weeks of practice. a basketball and a bowling tourna- ment are held. The teams for these events are chosen from the girls who have shown the most skill in the sport. As spring approaches. the sports change to baseball. badminton. and horseback riding. The C.A.A. Play llayi' hosts this year were Highland Park and Antioch. New fund raising projects began with an alter school bake salefan event that was really appreciated by hungry students. All of the women enjoyed seeing the latest styles in clothes at a C.A.A. fashion show sponsored by lleins. The money ob- tained lrom these projects is put into a scholarship fund which one member receives each year. , 1 G.A.A. does not end its activities with sports. The result of the efforts put forth by the members makes it seem as if this club contains some very good workers, planners, and artists. '4Christmas Carouselv was the theme for the Mother- Daughter dessert party presented December 12. uBig and Little Sister Dayi'-a day set aside to welcome all freshman girls to L.F.H.S.-was celebrated by attendance at a sophomore football game followed by games. a potluck supper, and group singing. An lnitiation banquet welcomes all new members to G.A.A.. and MDad's Nightw welcomes all fathers to join their daughters in a night of competitive sports. The last and most impressive banquet of the year is the Junior Farewell Ban- quet given in honor of the seniors. At this time, the new Cabinet members and the officers are installed for next year. The C.A.A. members are industrious workers who are ready to help in all events. ln the Homecoming parade their float won second prize with a Chorus Girln theme. The ushers and workers for the Regional Tournament were none other than CAA. members. Leaders' Club and Color Guard add their services to our school. Warrii appreciation and gratitude is expressed to Miss Bond and Miss Moen for their interest, assistance. and advice in making another worthwhile and successful year of G.A.A. . Ja. 'Wi S f 'r x'- X K SX X M ' n X V' fi X. W, N X x - 'Y '. 5 Y. x X, x, ,. X A X fx, x Y. AX f - . N f. .X x -A Q ' x Q X. , vlv f v .w . 2 vc x x .4- 'K'k 1 mi: 'W M31 , hh, ,kv r KM .If A N gf W f wwmaa X1 'S 1- gm Here come the Wlldcats VARSITY SCORES Grant Dundee Woodstock Zion Barrington McHenry 7 Crystal Lake 'VVTONIO DUNK ROC Of H mc L Varsity Football First row: M. Sanders, T. DeRousse, J. Pollock, T. Cavalier, D. Swanson, B. Craig, N. Pastella, R. Bellows. Second row: T. Cresswell, G. Martin, D. Mentzer, R. Evans, T. Wood, D. Horn, L. Turner, M. Crimes, R. Curry, D. Foote. Third row: Coach Bud Ebert, R. Ochsner, D. Ross, W. Sitz, R. Buchanan, D. Meade, J. Prussing, P. Bibby, P. Snow, P. Geary, Coach Bob Tunnicliff. Fourth row: Coach W. W. Whitmore, P. Zack, C. Parsons, R. Sawyer, D. Dunlap, B. McCallum, D. Hill, T. Bracher, P. Johnson, M. Weston, S. Hieser. Fifth row: S. Carson, L. Okon, J. Fox, D. Lenz, P. LaRose, B. Dozier, B. Jarrett, D. Jewel, M. Smith, Managers, D. Owens, J. Nelson, J. Enyart. l , - Coaches Co-Crzplairzs Backfield , .. MR. TUNNICLIFF Guard ,, DON HORN Line , , MR. WHITMORF Back TONY WOOD Bark . ROC EVANS 4-2 Record Earns Second in Conference Race Taclclers Yard Averages RON CURRY ..,.,.....,.,......,.... .......... 9 5 TONY WOOD ....,,.Y..,,,,,,,,,,....,.....,,,.,. 5.7 DON HORN ....7.....,...... ...,,,,,A, 7 3 DICK SWANSON .,..,, ,,,,AA,.,,,,,. 5 .8 GARY MARTIN .........,,.., ,,..,.,,,. 6 8 BOB CRAIG .,A,.......,. .,.,...A., 5 .1 TONY CRESSWELL .,,....... ......... 6 1 ROG EVANS ..,,,,,,,A ...,...,. 4 .1 Wildcats ln this, his fourth year at L.F.H.S., Mr. Tunnicliff built his small, underrated team into a fast, high gear football machine. Using a fly-T formation, Libertyville used their speed instead of size to score touchdowns. Led by our three co-captains this year-Rog Evans, Tony Wood, and Don Horn- our team compiled a 5-2 overall record and a 4-2 second place N.S.C. slate. Taking our first non-conference game at Grant, the Wildcats ran last year's offense and downed Grant on defensive aggression. Dundee came next, but our Wildcat squad failed to penetrate the heavy Cardinal line. The outlook brightened as the Woodstock Blue Streaks were downed 13-0. Our Homecoming game, a hard fought battle against undefeated Zion. ended in an impressive 8-7 victory for the Wildcats. The flu bugi' hit at the time of our crucial game with the Barringhole Broncs. Crippled thoroughly, we bowed to defeat 36-12. It is well to note that L.F.H.S. stayed in this game mainly through the long runs of all-conference half-back Bobby Craig. The McHenry and Crystal Lake games both ended in Mgrand finale victories for the 'Cats ending one of the most successful recent seasons at L.F.H.S. Soph Football First row: Strech, Dahl, Kracklauer, Faith, Evans, Jaroch, Benjamin. Second row: Sahagen, Little, Evans, Muckel, Hillard, Drapper, Jacobsen, Tyler, manager. Third row: Coach Lentz, Hiratzuka, Weber, Kristan, Nicholas, Garrison, Watson, DeCoster, Kaiser. Lake Forest Dundee H , Woodstock Zion H Barrington ,,,,,,, McHenry ,L Crystal Lake Dundee e,...,, Woodstock ee... Waukegan .ree,,e Warren ,e,..,,, Barrington ,,,,, McHenry ,,,e...,. Crystal Lake .1 SCORES SCORES h W2 tfg The Soph team was new this year and V' 7 14 played preceding every varsity game. Kris- i'm45 7 tan, Storlie, and Krater were mainstays in the H32 7 line while Alan Hirazuka and Nick Nicholas Canceled did most of the ball carrying. , e,,,,, 14 33 6 25 F rosh Football we they 0 7 Winning five and losing two, Mr. Kimball's 16 6 Frosh team showed great promise. ln fact, the 32 6 Frosh line outweighed the Varsity line. John 14 0 Snow and Jamie Hill anchored the line while 7 6 Dewey Menter did some nifty ball carrying. 7 0 0 18 ' T m 'L N I' Sb, QQQ. QW' ' 1' .I 3 e Im 9 .LL ts mia 511 Q 149 Qi- K W , ff 6,.,Q,,i LW-ww ,M 5 ,K Qi 'X Qu f X- Q D ' Q X i .-', , r Varsity Basketball K L! In his fourth year as basketball coach, Mr. Hook compiled a 15-10 record, the best record for L.F.H.S. in many years. Starting off by winning the first. two easily, the Cats found trouble with Lake Forest for the first half but came back to outscore our rivals 52-16 in the last half. By winning the next 3 conference games, they held first place with Barrington but lost a close decision to the Bronkos. In the DeKalk Tourney they won the first round but were eliminated by Maine. The loss to Palatine was their only non-confer- ence defeat. A close decision was lost to the Crystal Lake Tigers. The 90 points against Glenbrook was the season's high. After losses to Dundee and McHenry, we rolled over the winless Blue Streaks at Woodstock. After losing another close one to Bar- rington and Crystal Lake, they beat Zion to main- tain a 500 slate in N.S.C. f6-61 and an over all record of 13-9. Antioch ....,. Grayslake ......,,... Lake Forest McHenry ..,. Dundee ...,.. Woodstock Barrington Rochelle ,,.. Maine ....,. Palatine ...... Ela-Vernon Crystal Lake Zion ...,...,.,.. Glenbrook ....... Grayslake 1 McHenry .,., Dundee .,,V... Woodstock Barrington ....... Warren ...... Crystal Lake Zion ,....,...... SCORES REGIONAL TOURNEY Round Lake Grant .........v,.... Barrington .,.. We They 58 57 48 63 58 43 80 74- 65 55 69 65 69 42 63 56 67 66 64- 70 65 70 65 67 57 52 59 42 73 62 58 66 F rash - Soph Basketball First row: J. Davis, manager, R. Willie, S. Krater, Sadzeck, E. McClannahan, B. Ward, C. Brill, B. Marling, R. Evans, manager. Second row: Coach Ebert, J. Proctor, R. Kellogg, F. Monk, ll. Lightbody, T. Kasper, B. Hunter, D. Bohl. F rosh Basketball First row: ll, Nicol, manager, D. Mentor, ll, Akers, K. Fort, R. Thompson. C. Mcflrae. E. Sulrlrett. J. Fahling, N, Towne, manager. Second row: Coach Starkey, D. J. Ellie-11, A. Grange, J. Buxton, J, Hill, S. Andre-sen, J. Zyga, I., Whitc,'l'. Mason, J. Godwin. FRUSPI-SOPlel HASKETIEALI, lvndcr lVlr. lfluert the Frosh-Soph had a record of ll wins, l5 losses. Rickey Kellogg lwroke the individual scoring record with 437 points, the FHOSH BASKETBALI, lVlr. Starkey coached his frosh yearling to in impressive J3-5 record. Having goo helgtt lsolnething other Vlfildcat teams sccni to lackl ln field goal record with 174, and free throw record Jamie llill and Steve Andrcsen. lmoth are 6 Z lt with 239. kittens promise great things in the near future SCURKRS SCURERS Kellogg 437 llill 254 llohl 222 lVlentor 192 Warql l ll Andresen 120 Fort 97 Tennis First row: T. Anderson, E. Hanson, R. Bilsborrow, G. Gaffney. Second row: D. Mason, A. Gillis, M. Lakin, G. Clement, D. Hill, Coach Ebert. 1st Singles ..,,., ..... M ike Lakin 2nd Singles ..,,. ..,.,, G ary Clement 3rd Singles ..,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,...,, George Gaffney lst Doubles .,,,,,.,,,.. Dick Hill, Mike Copeland 2nd Doubles ,... Dave Mason, George Gaffney Conference-2nd District-3rd ftiel Gobf CONFERENCE SCORES Bob Buttemiller ,,......,.,...,.,...,.,.,......,.,,.,....... 97 Bud Van Aken ,,.,,, ,,,,....,. 1 02 Hay Chamberlin ..,.,., .,..,..,.. 1 11 Bill Whitemore ,,.,.. ,,,,,...., 1 11 Jon Jewell .....,,.,. ..,...,.,, 1 13 Lake Forest Crystal Lake ..t.,., North Chicago Ela-Vernon ....., McHenry ,,,.,. Barrington ,,,,,, Zion .,,,.,,,.1,,,, Grayslake .,., Grayslake ..,. Conference Singles Champ SCORES 7 3 115 13 9 1 10 4 14 1 7 8 9M 5 W 11 V M V Conference Sitting: Manager Fred Swanson, D. Lynch, D. Swanson, D. Geary, T. Cavalier, F. Bailey, M. Sanders, R. Curry. Standing: Coach Hook, U. Costa, R. Sawyer, J. Betjemann, D. Faltynski, J. Prussing, R. Ochsner, P. Collins, Manager B. McCallum. BASEBALL SCORES Wildcats ....., .. . 12 Crystal Lake ....... . 1 Wildcats . .. . 1 Barrington .......... ,- 0 Wildcats . 4 Woodstock ......,..... 1 Wildcats 4- McHenry ..,.......,... 1 Wildcats. L. L. 3 Warren .L.. .... L 2 Wildcats ..... ,. 3 Zion .,.,............v. 3 Wildcats L 3 North Chicago ..,.11 Wildcats , 14 Crystal Lake ........ 2 Wildcats. ,. ., , 1 Barrington 0 Wildcats ,... . 7 Woodstock ..... ,.... . . 1 Wildcats ..... 1 5 McHenry ..... ,....... . 4 Wildcats. .. . 2 Warren . 3 Wildcats .... . . 1 Zion ...... . ...... , 6 Baseball was the only sport at LFHS to take top honors this year. Under Mr. Hook the team com- piled a 9-4 record. Rhett Sawyer, our right-handed pitcher, collected four victories without a loss. Ron Ochsner throwing southpaw won three while losing two. Ron Curry working mostly relief won one and lost one. Leaders at the plate were Dink Swanson, Max Sanders, and Bon Curry. After a conference record of 9-3, Libertyville looked as if they had it won but the Zion Zee Bees, led by one of the state's best hitters, Ron Stanton, won two make-up games to tie the Wildcats for top laurels. Liberty- ville was eliminated from the state competition by North Chicago. Co- Champs LF HS Varsity Baseball Lineup F rosh - Soph Baseball This year's Frosh-Soph under Mr. Starkey compiled an impressive 7-3 mark. Several boys are slated to move Klgligfy-'?N into varsity positions next year. FOX f.167l 1 B 3B KELLOG SMITH 4-3031 BIBBY 4-1 4.3571 VQTEEEEER SADZECK 3-2 PACHOIKE SS NICHOLAS f.387l 23 MEYERS C524-7 ENYART Frosh - Soph Wrestling First row: B. Tyler, manager, J. Houcek, J. Lloyd, G. Benjamin, B. Hogan, P. Pen, A. Reed, P. Ross. Second row: O. Kracklaur, A. Niel, S. Steward, J. Snow, B. Riedel, K. McCombs, B. Decker, C. Herschberger, R. Evans. Team record ...... .......... 3 -6 Tim Jaroch ....... ......... 9 -0 Pete Perz ....,.. ..,...... 6 -1 John Snow ....... ......... 6 -3 LENZ 1 .5001 KUBLANK C.125l SCHRAMAR 1 .1111 BRILL DELAHANTY KAHL HOFFELLER GERNER JARRETT First row: P. Willis, manager J Rinaldi 11031, T. Derousse 11201, R. Bockhaut, .l. Pacholke, B. Craig 11451, K. Knox 11271, S. Hieser 11121, A. Grant 1951, R. Tyler, manager. Second row: W. W. Whitmore, coach, D. Schultz, D. Ross 11751, T. Cresswell, B. McCallum 11651, C. Martin, B. Riedel, P. Bibhy 11381, N. Sobel 11331. W'll.DCAT WRESTLING Sparked hy Jerry Rinaldi and Steve Hie- ser, conference champs at 103 and 112, this year,s wrestling Wildcats climbed from last place to second in the conference. lmprov- ing rapidly under Mr. Whitmore, this Wrestling VARSITY SCORES Palatine ........ They We 40 8 Dundee .......... ....... 9 36 Lake Forest ..... ....... 2 4 23 Waukegan ........ ....... 3 4 15 Ela-Vernon .......... - .... 5 44 North Chicago ....... 24 24 McHenry .............. ....... 2 8 18 Warren ............. ,...... 1 7 22 Wauconda ....... ...... 2 2 20 Grant .................... ....... 2 1 30 Crystal Lake ........ ....... 2 4 20 Zion ................. ....... 2 2 22 Grant ............ ....... 1 1 38 Barrington .................................. 28 18 Lake Park .................................... 11 35 CONFERENCE MEET 12nd1 Second ....... First .................................... Bibby, Ross, Knox Hieser, Rinaldi Thzrd ......... ......................... C raig, Evans Fourth ............................................ Tanascu F trst ........ ....................................... R oss Thzrd ......... Fourth ........ Bibby Knox, Heiser team won six, lost seven, and tied two. Scoring three hundred and seventy-three total points, to the oppositions' three hun- dred, the team w-as in every meet except the opening loss to Palatine. Frosh - Soph Track First row: J. Marsicek, C. Clair, M. Tanascu, R. Evans, J. Rinaldi, S. Hieser, P. Carmichael. Second row: P. Watson, D. Johnson, R. Willie, M. Crisp, D. Schultz, R. Storlie, B. Klopsch, S. Carson. Third row: Manager F. Timan, P. Landree, D. Ross, D. Owens, K. Densel, G. Wierschke, B. Riedel. The track teams earned the best records, SCORERS winning nine out of ten meets. The Frosh- Landree ,,,,. ..,.., 1 ,.,. 38 Soph won three and lost only one. Pat Landree, Schultz 1 .,,. ,,.., 2 8 Bill Klopsch, and Bob Snyder won major let- Klopsch . .,,. . , 24 3X5 ters. Densel ......, ...,,. 2 KL 1K3 SCORES Kittens Opponents 56 48 ..... , ...... ..... W oodstock 58 415 ..... ..... C rystal Lake 61 39 1 .,... Barrington 1315 61 ., .... ...... L ake Forest Varsity Track First row: H. Henderson, N. Pastella, R. Evans, T. DeR0use, B. Flary, H. Snyder, N. Sobel. Sec- ond row: R. Buchanan, B. Craig, K. Olsen, M. Tumas, D. Foote, B. Riedel, N. Wood. Thifd row: Coach W. W. Whitmore, manager Schroder, L. Lutter, T. Glatz, L. Turner, G. Martin, W. Sitz, T. Cresswell, P. Snow, Coach, Henry Kimball. SCORERS SCORES Bobby Craig iiii A ii Q 79 Wlldcats Opponents Paul Snow ,, ,,., ....... 7 2 89 31 ' Wally sitz o..ooo .o.,.o. 7 0 7016 4754 as as Roger Evans .,,.,,. ,,,,,,, 5 l 93 25 IWX3 f Dan Bohl ..... ....... 4 0 30 e as 6716 -l9l,Q , 85 33 68273 22 , 56W ,.,,,, If this title were decided by total season record we would have won itf' These were the words of Mr. Kimball, new head coach this year. This same attitude was expressed by Coach Whitmore, his able assistant who remarked, We had amazing depth, but we just didn't have the individual starsf' The records prove these statements. Libertyville didn't lose a dual or triangular meet but finished third in the conference, two points behind Crystal Lake, and one point behind second place Lake Forest. Palatine Relays 11 points District l point De Kalk 5 l ,, Zion Lake Forest , Warrext ,, Wauconda , Barrington Woodstock Warren , , Grayslakc Conference 3rd 46 1f'6 points County 13 points ' 1 '74 ,sv we 5,3 if - A. ml. 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MILWAUKEE Phone Ll 2-2294 Y C O1 Conversion Oil Burners H7 E k :man + P A Rj12,..2','JZf,fes,,e WAYNE GRATZ on. co. uagfiiivlfff, ILL DOLPH INSURANCE AGENCY Complefe Coverage Phone MU 6-68lI 534 N. Seymour Ave. MUNDELEIN, ILL. Auio. Boar and Airplane Upholsiering Converrilale Tops Truck Cushions and Tarps Boal' Covers JOHN MYERS Cusfom Designed Upholsfery 73l N. Milwaukee Liberlyville, lll TELEPHONE Ll 2-I300 nnnn'h,, f,--I i Complimenfs of BEN FRANKLIN ROUSE'S Records Unpainled Furnilure Village Shopping Cen'l'er 468 N' Lake S+' LIBERTYVILLE MUNDELEIN. ILLINOIS MU6-7l75 Congratulations From TWENTIETH CENTURY MFG. COMPANY Roule I76 and Bradley Road LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Ambulance Service BURNETT 81 KRISTAN FUNERAL HOME 533 Nor+l1 Lake Slreel' MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS 'm n s Compll e I' KEN BURNETT acimd PETE KRISTAN SMALL'S GARAGE When Slalled Call SmaII's Corner Ris. 59-A and 83 One Block Norih of I76 IVANHOE, ILLINOIS P.O. MUNDELEIN, ILL. CompIimen+s of DUBA PLUMBING AND HEATING 759 N. Milwaukee Ave. RAY MEYERS, Mgr. Li2-I670 LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. THE FINEST DRY CLEANING AND PERSONALIZED SERVICE C0mPIImen'I'5 Cashmere Sweaiers, a Specialfy of LIBERTYVILLE CLEANERS 81 TAILORS 4I0 N. Milwaukee Ave. LI 2-8600 Liber'IyviIIe, III. PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 9549 LI 2-355I Complimenfs Complimenis of of SPARKLER MFG. CO. MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS LIBERTY BARBER SHOP 6I4 NorI'I1 Milwaukee Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS CongraI'uIaI'ions Io 'l'I1e Class of '58 MONTGOMERY WARD 52I N. Milwaukee LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Li 2-8670 iw MACKEY'S JEWELRY STORE Sierling Grham- Wallace Heirloom lnfemafiona Consul? Mackey's Bridal Regisfry Besl' Wishes THATCHER'S +9 -H19 Class of I958 Painfs--Spor'ring Goods and TRIMM1 Household I'l'ems Phone MU 6-6703 LIBERTYVILLE. ILLINOIS Manufaciurers of MUNDELEIN. ILLINOIS Precision Elecfronic Apparaius NANTZ OILS 73I N. Milwaukee Avenue Phone LI 2-3050 Qualify Gas for Less TOM and JOHN SUYDAM Props. Musical InsI'rumenI's and Supplies DALY STUDIOS 7lI NorI'h Milwaukee Avenue II6 Wes? Lake Sfreei' LIBERTYVILLE 32 E. Park Avenue MUNDELEIN Dance and Music Insfrucfion All In I I' s rumen s PIANO-ORGAN-VOICE LI 2-2I54 MU 6-7753 Congrarulaiions and Besi' Wishes GALI GER HEATING COMPANY fo Ihe Class of I958 Complefe Hearing and Air Conclifioning Service BURGESS-MANNING COMPANY VILLAGE PARKING AREA LI 2-I369 COMMUNITY LAKE SHORE SERVICE STATION Towing Brake Repair Tune Up HAWLEY and PROSPECT MU 6-9600 STAIR COMPANY Liberfyville, Illinois INTERIOR STAIRWAYS WOOD RAILINGS OR IRON WOOD TURNING AND BAND SAWS Phones JENS JENSEN Shop-LI-2-32 I 7 Resiclence-LI-2-3 85 I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE I958 GRADUATES THE FRANK G. HCUGH CO Manufaciurers PAYLOADER C9 Road Building and Material Handling Equipment LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Congralulalions Io lhe Class of l958 WE SALUTE YOU on Your Graclualion Conlinue fo Gain Grealer Honor and Achievemenis In our 70 years of business, Ihere has never been one year in which we were salisiied wilh our resulls. Ever slrive fo improve-our wish fo you, our promise fo ourselves. CLOTHING Fon LAD AND DAD DURKIN 81 DURKIN Waukegan, Illinois S 81 S DISPOSAL SERVICE IOOI Easl Parlc Avenue Posl' Office Box 5l8 LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Tel. Li2-3560 Sfsmsvomsmn W W elk Wil Complimenls of Complimenls RElNBACH'S BAKERY of AND DELICATESSEN 547 N. Milwaukee Ave. Ll 2-4309 LIBERTY. ILL. Complimenis of I I Apparel for Men and Young Men 404 Norih Milwaukee LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Phone LI 2-2486 RAYMOND G. NUTT Cemenf ConI'racIor I58 Newberry Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS WEILS Dis'IincIive Ladies' Apparel and Accessories Llberfyyillg 2.1020 LIBERTYVILLE. ILLINOIS 602 Milwaukee Ave HOBBY SHOP sTANLEY's Twins Planes 66 SERVICE RouI'es 83 and I76 MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS MU. 6-9657 Toys TAYLOR 81 SEILER Paini' and Hobby Cenire 529-3I N. Milwaulree Ave. LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Egg GEO T? Q . Q X- 14 E he iq? '22 BERNIE STUDIO 5512553 I623 Sherman Avenue Q Q QT Evans+on, Illinois 'CQS 3 Q OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER for NAUTILUS Congralulaiions +0 Class of I958 BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS BETTER VALUES Ill lk lk if 7. Mrs. Dremel 8. Miss Harfman 9. Mrs. McGraw ERIC BOLANDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Highway Contractor LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Miss Neil . Mrs. Persche 6. I . earson I ahawefgd Pharmacy Eatablalvhed 1872 PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS MEDICAL SUPPLIES 426 N. Milwaukee Ave., LiberI'yviIIe TeIepI1one: LI 2-2005, LI 2-I288 LOUIS T. PETRANEK, R.PH. SICKROOM NEEDS 'I' SURGICAL SUPPLIES BABY NEEDS 'I' VITAMINS 'I' COSMETICS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES IAir CondII'ionedI IO. Mr. Ariffe I2. Mr. Eberi' II. Mrs. Reed I3, Mrs. Meloy , 1 . K .15 xl . E lrtf gft I , QI-IM-+5 Pl I.uI7rfB5nfDI5ALERssuPPIylf co. ' H - ' H, ff 7391 Easl' Park Ayelwei. I ' I f. LIBERT 1 llLLE, I NoIs I I I. i ak, , Pax , M 3 ,l Ill .5 I I' I pq' V ' X 1 llll W- ' I I Lf ' I ' J' l :IY:,IF7I.'ILI,L , ' I Il Ifffsf Lie ie, i . au eo ' . I LIBERTY CQ. ffavslfke- llnfwif fl . ,Q' I' lx J Il .K f I X X ,. l S 'I . l , 1 , If 1 X' X, Lv f W y l Is. L. FREDRICK 'L I ' ' Your lnclependenl Jolpber ,, , I Fuel Oil Liberlyville 2-8594 Grayslake Gasolene Road Oils ENl'erprise 2622 X Roacl Asphalis lAldwin 3-8271 I x N V ' 4 diff I gf I-l Fl 4 r, L 7 , '- I ! ' .L I Qonqrlilulafions fo fhe '58 Graduales ' L QAHENRY BOYSEN co. - yWell Conlraclor and Driller x ll Phone Lllaerfyville 2-2559 fx XLIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS ' v ' I ll . L N, ,M ln u- , VlC'S STANDARD 445 So. Milwaukee SCOTTIES RESTAURANT AND DELICATESSEN Liberlyville Illinois Good Food Always SCOTTY LAMERT. Prop. Bus. Li-2-98I3. Li-2-2784 Res. Mu-6-4579 6 I 6 Hawley Sl. l08 Milwaulzee Ave Mundelein, lll. Liberfyville, Ill. Mu-65580 Li 2-75l 8 Congraiulalions 'lo ihe Class of '58 OSCAR RENBERC-3 BAKERY Complimenls of HEADLINER DRIVE-IN L' Mm Famous for Malleds LIBERTYVILLE Hamburgers TRAVEL SERVICE Complete I0 N. Milwaukee Ave. Fgunfain Service LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Roules 45 and I76 Mundelein CHARLOTTE Fl-ATI-EY ANDERSON PHONE Mu 6-7393 I7. Mr. Hari' I8. Mr. Nicol I9. Miss Eakins Flowers for All Occasions LIBERTYVILLE FLORAL COMPANY A PHONE-QQJOIO x I '- A , if ,ji 1 ,A , ff ,fs of fy JJVACONGRATULATIONS gf J: fffi 'Ms Q From Your 249 xp si Q gf AP7' u, f Qi? J' 1, '7 LIBERTYVILLE A81P SUPER MARKET 26. Mr. Fori' 27. Miss Sfevens 28. Mr. Boyle Congra+uIa+ions 'lo Ihe For Insurance Consuli' Class of I958 Bos:-IM INSURANCE AGENCY KESWICK-5 Life CARD 8: GIFT SHOPPE CBUEIIY 5I5 Norlh Milwaukee Ave. Ire Marine LIBERTT-:IlLiE,3rl:J.LlNOIS '60 E- COOIY AVC- Renoir, Copper, Danecrafi, Sferling LIBERTYYILLE. ILL. Napier, Jewelry, Bridal Regisiry Tel. Ll 2-2555 SECURITY INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CO. S25 +o S500 A Complele Loan and Financing Service 4 Soulh Genessee S+ree'r-Over Walgreen's E. J. MILLIGAN. Mgr. Phone ON'l'ario 2-8666 KEN'S Congra+ula+ions 'Io 'lhe GAS OIL Class of I958 HAMPTON GREETING CARD CO SERVICE Liberfyville, Illinois l207 W. Park Ave. Liberfyville, Illinois LI2-I540 20. Mr. Elberi' 2I. Mrs. Bisfrican 22. Mrs. Unclerbrink C IJVR, 9 JK h N., R W J ,,,. - .VN jiri-2 D kt!!-f fy, if J Nj C7 qjpjbijsi, 3,q-- XXHJV jrpjxa' 4, 4QDwM!,'--A I 5 7i J ,pi '-f , - 1' . U VINNQ VM XXLJ IJ fwx I E W5 Nrlfbxlr- Jlgarfa .,,-' 04.75 I.,. ' Jr' Xl. KL YL J' if jf 1 - .J , ,I A, Bef t V,,, kj' VL . .IE R. s. GEARY ELECTRIC Iggy' I... ekfi pf Wiring-Poleline Consfrucfion of X' 'I r fob ffV,,ff'U J V .-' Fixfures-Appliances xcjff' II35 W. PARK AVENUE Li 2-I483 HANLON FORD Trucks Cars Two Modern Locafions Super Lol Now SouII1 Milwaukee Showroom 325 Norih Milwaukee Liberfyville Complimenfs of J. K. HANLON, Presiclenf MILLER-KRUEGER, INC. DESOTO-DODGE-PLYMOUTH II9 N. Milwaukee Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Phone Li 2-3800-380I-3900 29. Miss Moen 3I. Miss Bond 30. Miss Harding 32. Miss Nelson CompIimenI's of BEATRICE FOODS CO. MEAoow sou: DAIRY Pnonucrs The Finesi' SoId in Meadow Gold FOR HOME DELIVERY CALL MU 6-6756 PRINT-O-TAPE LIBERTYVILLE. ILLINOIS Complimenfs of CompIimenI's of TAYLOR FURNITURE MART 3 Gian+ Floors of Savings BANK BUILDING N. MILWAUKEE AVE. LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS VONDRACEK- KOTT Radio and Television Specializing in Sales and Service of Radios-Television-Hi Fi Wes'I-inghouse-General Eleciric-Spar+an-Sylvania-Webcor-V.M Phone Li 2-2I50 334 N. MILWAUKEE AVE. BIEN-VENUE E n Fine Food in a Friendly Aimosphere Rouie 2I Phone Li 2-2340 or Li 2-9897 VIC 81 EARL AGENCY Real Esfafe-Insurance-Bonds C. VIC WALLRAB Phone MU 6-6I90 EARL R. JACOBSEN I2 E. Parlc Sfreel' MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS f 4 W ,J ' 1 ,Xxx if-Jlb 1 W, f QJff,1j V l y'hMMHWf zu M2 fd JI! ,V. ff' XVI! gf fb i IMI 'IS5 STORE PRODUCTS CO. Foulds Division Foulds Macaroni-SpagheH'i-NoodIes KiI'cI1en Bouquei' Cream of Rice B in B-Broiled in BuH'er Mushrooms LIBERTYVILLE O ILLINOIS LUMBER-INSULATION-MILLWORK uilding Maferials CCY LUMBER COMPANY I33 E. Cook Ave. II95 Conway Road LI 2- I 950 Lake Fores'I 34I LIBERTYVILLE, ILL LAKE FOREST. ILL FOREIGN GUSTAFSCN MOTORS. INC. l'0fYlL4l'.. , Courtesy of Pon+iac The General Mo'I'ors Masierpiece I00 So. Milwaukee Av lc ve. af Par A Liberfyville RAMBLER N M A M x f ii ffl A ' Congra'rula'I'ions 'ro +he V7 AJM JKJX Class of I958 0' ' P a LW , Q dd d ffxmwvf 5J yi was LIBERTYVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Office and Yards Corner of Church and Firsf Sfreefs PHONE Li 2-2047 23. Mr. Sforbeck 24. Mr. Ladd 25. Mr. Wilken THE PETITE SHOP Tops in Teen Age Fashion I CIo+I1ing Q Shoes I Accessories PHONE MU 6-6832 MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS MU 6-73I7 I0 Easi' Park Men's Shop Mundelein IIIinois ROUSE'S SERVICE STATION 4 Easl' Hawley S+. Phone MU 6-703I OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS Excavaling Road Conslruclion Grading LAKE COUNTY GRADING COMPANY A I0l5 Nor+h Milwaukee Avenue LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS x JOHN LONG. Owner PHONE: Li 2-2590 Gravel Fill Dirl' Finesi' Qualify ACE HARDWARE gg ACE IIARDW RE E- K- E:-Q' - 508 N. Milwaukee Ave. Liberfyville, III. PHONE Li 2-ZI48 Ace Sefs 'rhe Pace Lowesf Prices Complimenfs AHMER'S VARIETY STORE 505 N. Milwaukee Ave. Liberfyville, Illinois LI 2-3Il8 Complimenis of Your Independen'I'Iy Owned Compleie Food Shop NEWELL'S ROYAL BLUE STORE 503 Soufh Milwaulcee Ave. LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS SEAGREN'S Wall and Floor Covering Pain'r and Wallpaper Plasfic Tile Window Shades--Veneiian Blinds 522 N. Lalce S'l'reeI' MU. 6-6I40 MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS WILSON DRUGS Jmvflf IVII ffjlfjl ,f - A ' , . 1 UI! ' HA Lf I I . A I Service Building ILLINOIS ' , , ' , I ll J A L I fflllfl I QW I I X470 A flax by 'Aj Hx r ty' X I' e jYil5i'P's SUPER MART Where Ihe Bes'l' Foods Cos+ You Less BILL YOPP, Proprieior Phone MU 6-7000 Mundelein Cusfom Cul Meal' 'Ihe smariesf fashions of 'Iomorrow designed 'For you. 'Ioday's young aduI'I' WAUKEGAN 0 I 1 SCHANCK HARDWARE COMPANY Esfablished I 870 . , Q , A Gifis for All Occasions Painfs and Oil General Hardware Garden Supplies PHONE Ll 2-3340 l l Complimenis fo +l1e Class of '58 From ihe HOUSE OF LINEN III E. Cool: LIBERTYVILLE Li 2-0020 x H ..,4, , 'N J'f--': 7Mw A fy-fl 1 -N fi,-,.. W W , , ,, , - , Y f ' wx , H,12,f'- , ,Y , ' ,'M,j'f 5,?'3 :1 'Kw.g,3 P 'm , 4-f ,... ww 2 ? ' 4 - M ' gm, km -am M-.. ,W ,L , Q Y :Wu N, A Y , J V L --gmg-Jil?-,.if,. It -l ,M .14 Y-41, ' 7 W 1 1 x N , . ,U V , ' . 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