Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

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CLOSE TEAMWORK PROVIDED THE ACTION FOR HOMECOMING For Homecoming there was a rare orcurenee of having a pep ral- ly outside! Cheerleaders, eolorguard and the band braved the cold, blowing wind to participate in the rally. The senior girls skit was a mock eolorguard. band and football game. The varsity did their part by beating the Cardinals nineteen to twelve. Steve Stone, Thad Johnson, Ricky Sitz and Bruce Jordan scored the points that added up to a victorv. Sophomores added to our victorious feelings by winning thirty- two to zero with Dave Crandall making four touchdowns and Roger Peffer completing another. Since the game started late there was no sock hop, much to many people ' s disappointment. Next year time should be allowed to have a sock hop. This allows freshmen and sophomores to do something during Homecoming. Again this year the Homecoming Dance was popular with the students and faculty as well as the parents in Libertyville. A huge tree with the names of the varsity team members on it was spread on the outside windows of the cafeteria. The cafeteria was decorat- ed with pumpkins, corn stalks and indian corn were bunched to- gether to enliven the atmosphere. Besides football games there are a lot of happiness and tears. Centered around this year ' s queen. Linda Borgstrom. and her escort. Brian Brahe. are her court and their escorts: Rita Cress- well. Bob Miller; Mollie Coll. Thad Johnson; Becky Garvin. Bruce Jordon; Lana Dawes. Bill Graham.

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L.H.S. TEENAGERS BECAME CIVILIZED ON SEPTEMBER FIRST , i Brainerd ' s corridors are the longest when youre late. Jane Anderson is starting the new school year right hy copying her schedule mi she knows where shes going. For Mr. Ebert, who was in charge of soheduhng cards this year, the first day of school started and ended at 5:30 A.M. Noticing that something didn ' t seem right. Mr. Ebert had begun to correct errors on scheduling cards the day before school started and had not finished until C M) A.M. Then, after having two hours of sleep, he was again at school chang- ing and correcting. Many students who strolled into one class found out forty- five minutes later that they were not going to have a teacher. In another class, that fact would have been a blessing, as it turned out for that class was scheduled to have three instead of the more than sufficient one. Then, of course, there is the age-old problem of a girl being assigned to bovs gvm class or vice versa. Thai little mix-up was easily changed bv just walking down the hall until the right locker ntom is reached. One boy this vear must have been asleep when he reached school because it didn ' t dawn on him till October that he didn ' t have a homeroom like most students. llappilv though all these mix-ups were brought under eon- n trol and the students of L.H.,S. all had normal classes and schedules. Mr. Donald (iiisset helps frosh find their way around Brainerd Building.

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. The senior pirU were Iryinp to -show Mr. Chambers how lo create music. Notice the strict discipline exercised by the colorpuard. The victorious atmosphere of the Homecoming dance also includes a few moments of quiet conversa- tion. Brian pives Linda her souvenir Homecoming fool- ball. ' ■ ' ' Professor ildcat ' s prediction of victory is going to be true. The radiant court showed their confidence in the fighting abilities of the team. 13