Lincoln Way High School - Aegis Yearbook (New Lenox, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

4...-, WHEN KNIGHTHOCD WAS IN FLOWER Pr se ted by The Students ot The 1956 AEGIS e h Lincoln-Woy Community High School 7? X as xx M-'Ui-'I-A, Presenting The 1 956 AEGIS KNIGHTHO OD The Round Table 0 The Kings, Knights, Squires and Pages 0 The Fair 0 The Tournament I The Spring Z THE ROUND TABLE ,r if h 1 i LL, . .--,1 5 14 'Q .,,. g,,gfA.., i Vg ' , l i 4 'U iff? y r m. 1. -XA7 : A '-A Y -A4 J rikfmini Q g Af'N f ' ,.-,,i -,,, BOARD OF EDUCATION fLeft to rlghtb Nir am: s Ihxon Nir Ray mond enter Nir Karl Roblnson Mr A Il hruie mark Nh' lavsrenge Kohl Mr Lester Cabs X Mr Iorcn Schleercr H f V' 5 3 '--. , fsni - 115-, S! is 'NPN swf, 'E Ai ff ff r' f 'P -4 X i L 4, .Ai.'gv4!i R',r.j.i fl y ' ,,,A.4,. ,Al -,, K XXL . . , 5 . r 'L 65 -' G '. shag- X W Wk -jf.. Aj , . W ,- Q N,-,HQ N , 1, r 'r'V - Xl v, L ' . Q . 1 -,Ag-'9 U ., A ' r M- . v ' 'X' E Q35 1 ' ' ' -..B ' f- ,,k', , . 'grzg' - l7Zg,,H',- I-r i V , , - - ...fer x I ' ii ' Q ,ig-K',.w-xx. .1 . f .- 7, My -:- w ,agp - f 59.-51 gain ., , ,.:- r.-x,,,r H-, , ' :IQ A , P ff 'r , mv - ,, Z9 ,-.1 , i,W,Y,,fn4,f Q ev ' ' 1 - - ., Q W' 5' f -7 .f 'gn lbw' -If I' . -Y C J fffrffiiiai fr 3 . V 'W if -. f r l Y ff MR. HERSCHEL ASELTINE B. A., B. D. McMaster University M. A. University of Chicago Study Hall Supervisor The old order changeth, yielding place to new and God fulfills Himself in many ways. MR. ALBERT J. BUCKOWICH B. S. Illinois State Normal University Algebra, General Math, Frosh-Soph Coach Can't never did a thing. MR. GEORGE I. BURROW B. A., M. A. State University of Iowa General Science, General Math A task worth doing is worth doing well . MRS. FLORENCE BUTLER B. Ed., M. S. University of Illinois Practical Arts, llomemaking I, Senior Common Learnings That's a good idea. MISS MARY DON BUTZBACK B. S. University of Illinois Office Secretary l'Il see. MR. EARL H. DIEKEN B. A., NI. A. University of Illinois Social Studies, Curriculum Director Senior Common Learnings Can I see you for a minute? MISS MARILYN DOUB ET B. S. Illinois State Normal University Home Economics Il, III Things are certainly shaping up. MR. CHARLES F. ELLERMANN B. S., NI. S. University of Illinois Biology, General Science DismissedI THE FACULTY A. B. Shurtleff College M. A. University of Illinois Attention, please, for a few announcements. fl '7' 4? Jr 4 ff' 'T S, ,I MR, H. NEIL HARDY A B Carthage College M S Western Illinois State College Physics, Chemistry, Senior Common Learmngs Photography College Algebra Trigonometry 'Now that s an interesting situation MISS EUNICE HARRA A B M A University of Missouri Latin, Fngllsh Reading Who threw the paper on the floor by the waste basket? MISS THERESA HARTMAN A B M Ed University of Illinois English I Spanish MRS DELLA I HUSSEY B E Northern lllinois State College M S University of Illinois Algebral ll Geometry 'C n you proxe rr MR RICHARD KEELEY B S M S Western Illinois State College Speech and Drama English Ill lV Now you take please MR KENNETH KINNEY B S M S Indiana State Teachers College Assistant Coach Auto Driung Arts and Crafts Practical Arts ' If you can t someone will MR JOE KRUZICH B S Fastern Illinois State College Industrial Arts Practical Arts ' here S your pass? ' MR JONAS LASHMET B S Illinois State Normal Lniversity Physical Imlucation Social Studies Coach Let s hate a lot of fire MISS JANE GILLOG LY B. S. Western Illinois State College English, U. S. History I get a bang out of that . MRS. ALICE C. GORMAN A. B. High Point College M. A. Columbia University English I, Guidance ' ' It's Friday! '71 -1' new E3 W 'vw 8 As 1 xii' Mr PAUL LA VINN B S la Crosse State Teachers College M S Unlversxty of lllsconsln Athletrc Dnrector World Hrstory ' lNow you boys are really loggm MISS KAREN PIEPENBRINK Office Secretary 7' 'VX .Lk Q '-4 VD 'N-1+ 'hd MISS ARLENE RITTENHOUSE B A Illmors State Normal Unxversrty Typmg Bookkeepmg ' There 15 the dlctronary Look ll up MR J BRYCE SARDIGA Ped B Central Umversxty B S Susquehanna Umversrty A M New Mexrco Hrghlands UDIVCISIIY M A Hardm Srmmons Unlversrty Shorthand Retarlmg Busmess Englrsh Off1ce Practxce Practlcal Arts e re gonna have a ball MISS BARBARA SPRAYBERRY B S Colorado A and M M S Illrnors State Normal Unnersnty Grrls Physxcal Educatlon 'Come on you klddx es let s hus Ie ' MR ROBERT C TAYLOR B M E VanderCook School of MUSIC M M E Mrllrkm Unrverslty Band Practlcal Arts ' Don t play the rests unless you know the fmgermg MRS BETTY TRYON A B Chicago Conservatory of MUSIC M A Amerrcan Conservatory of Muslc Vocal Musrc ' You re flat' Get up on prtch ' MR ROBERT R VAN RHEEDEN B S M S Unrverslty of Illrnors Agrrculture Practrcal Arts If a thmg rs worth domg rt s worth dorng well MRS MARTHA H WELCH A B Umversrty of Alabama M S Unrversrty of Illrnoxs Lrbrarlan Grrrrr DR RALPH E WRIGHT A B M A Ph U Bradley Lnnersrty Assxstant Prrnclpal U S llrstory Senxor Common Learnxngs Guidance Know thyself I . I a . N L A' , X c V - yn , G X 3 ' .1 A . . . . . . Y , I ' ' ' ' I, . . r, . . ,,,, . 1 I I . . . f A l ' . M 7 7 7 , ll l , J V . I 5 I . . M A I l V e ' ' 1 t . 'v ,... ' ' ik . . je . . . r ' R - . - r A I I I 1 M' -X I I K A 1 . ,, ,J .A 5 . T'7'11'.:tTi . yn. guy, - - 'Q' T . . . . . . T U ' 1 , W ' ' y X , , F - x I . . L . ., . . 1 ff ' ' ' ' , Y ' if I l 0 l . . . ' yn . . 1 ., . . I . . ' ' 'Q v. . , KI 21 . yi CUSTODIANS CLefr to righrjz Frank Ciucrschcl, Building Supa-rinxvnt Rolland Cagwin, Herm.m Laxnggc. BUS DRIVERS fLCft to Fixillllfl Roy Pfcifcr, jam Kruzivlx, IM-lI.1miL.u-win I Harold Weber, A1 .ACiglC1',c1lli1l'll'S If. fllcrnmnn, 'IoIn11l'L'.uc bbb in Ji KINGS, KNIGI-ITS, SQUIRES AND PAGES ? A K V 4 .5551 K' A I I N -- x Q 4. r 1- K an U 1 .04 -ugh. xii . Q S- W vi Senior Class Officers fleft to rightj: Mark Schellenberg, Treasurer Everett Hauck, Boys Social Chairmang Diane Ullrich, Girls Social Chair mang Barbara Sayers, Secretaryg Ron Hughes, Presidentg Marilyn Cooper Vice President. SENIOR CLASS SUE ANDERSON You-All F. H. A., Transferred from North High School, Nashville, Tennessee. Ambition: Nurse 'A FRANCES BAJORINAS Dennis Footlighters 3, 45 G. A. A. 39 . H 4 in ll. A. 3, 4, F. B. l-. A. 3, , Pep Club 4. Ambition: Business Woman DIANE JOY BATSON likiapi, Yearbook CAssistant Editor 3, Editor 4M Band KSC-cretary 3, Vice President 415 P. C. A. 45 N. H. S. 3, Cllresident 459 Latin Club CScriba 35. Ambition: Meteorologist MILTON BATSON Uncle N1ilty Industrial Arts 3, -ig Newspaper 3. Ambition: Horse Trainer S- E lr' THE KINGS JEAN AUDREY BETTENHAUS EN came Pootlxg urs u dent llbranan 4 Yearbook f Ambxtlon llouiewxfc RAYMOND WAYNE BISPING Ray C 4 jECI1Ol'l19I94 Boys Clee Club 4 Ambxuon Auatwn Mechanic .X-B 'VX ' Mff,w MARILYN CATHERINE BULEMAN Niary buent COUDCll 5 G A A CV1ce Pres1dent3 Pre51dent4D CPres1 ent leaders Clubi 4 Pep Club 3 Rlkllflg Club 4 WILLIAM BOLKER S1 P1-opect1on1'sts3 4 Bo 2. r 5 AITll3lKIOI'l Physlcallwj leachcr --.T ys Chorus. de Rule Club 3 P 4 Aux spaper 4 Ioorball Xiana Ambltxon Bu1ld1nf., Contractor HENRY BOTT EMA Hank Industrlal Arms Club Wresrlm Ambxuon Auto Wrecker ix BETTY BREYMEYER Bet Footllghrers 3 -1 AmblIlOU Housevufg KAREN BROCKMAN rn Club 3 4 ecretary ij G P C A 4 Leaders Club Sec retarx 43. Ambmon Nurse 1 td 4Ci 'ff Cl f-., N1 ' 11 If fl, 1 ,- K F. H. A. 5, 49 cs. A. A. 4. If. B. M ' '-if L. A. 45 R ' ht-: 45 Sr - .' A X? Y ' ' 4. f' rr ,H P. . A. 3g F. F. A. 'Q Pro- . l I. . N . l -A - -up vs. 'Q' 'Y L ,',, A llI'I1l, If ,il CK 77 ' ' ' I ' - A . A 1' A . A - 3, 4. r.d H 4 l. . . 4351i ' Q' 9 .c:. A. ' 'g 5. F. T. A. ,xi 35, 42 ,L ,K 4. ' A H 2 ' ' 5 KC 17 Z Y X xx gz Lat' - , Mfg F. N. A. 3, I qs '15 .A.A.3,4g ' - - - W f ' if '-I -7 'i wx? MARILYN LOU COOPER IN H. 5 3, 4, Student Councll 3,4,G A A 3,4,F.N.A.3, 4, Latm Club 3, 4, Footlxghters 4, P. C. A. 4, Leaders Club 4, junlor Class Secretary, bcnnor Class Vxce President Ambxtxon Nurse CLASS TOM CHAPMAN Student Councll 3 Amb1t1on Teleusxon Dxrector JAMES EVERETT COOPER Student Counc1l Cpresldent 45 Band CV1ce President 3 Presr dent 45, Projectronxsts CSecre tary Treasurer 3 blxde Rule Club 'Pres1dent 33 P C A CPres1dent 43 Math Club 4 Amb1flOH lznglneer 1 C V Ah ,Qi -3' LARRY RAY CULLISON Lar Band CStudent Drrector , , Drum Mayor 4, Secretarv 4D. Spanxsh Club 3, 4, F B L A. 3, 4, N H S 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 4 Footlnghters 4 Amb1t1on Musrc Teacher Yun GEORGE E DATH JR P C A 3 4 Yearbook 3 CBus mess Manager 45, Slmde Rule Club 3, Camera Club 3. KATHLEEN DELANEY lxat16 C A A 3, 4, leaders Club3 4, Iootlrghters 3, 6, Pep Club 3 1, l' I A 3 4 I ll A 3 v 141 Riding Club 4, New spaper 3 'xI'DlJlllOl l Dairy larmer SANDRA JEANN E EDEN bandw I-ootllghters 3, 4, leaders Club 4, Spamsh Club 3, Newspaper CFdxtor 45, G A A 4, Rldlflg Club CPres1dent 47, lr. I' A. 3 Ambrtlon journallst 4534 A f ,,,. 'AS . . 1 , , . , - V 'l' 4 Ujlmu . D . . e 3 . I by -. 5 Q . . . 3, Z tr 9 3 N. ll. S. 3, 4. I' 1 ,' lf . .. if 1 , 4- af, njfi fffdef fl, .oi I V7 ,QW , M- ff 12? 3 '3 at . , . tfliuff QQ 1, l . . 9 , - '. '. ' ' ' 3 4' ' ' ' GF 1956 RALPH A. EISENBRANDT Qilkelf Projectionists 3, Iprcsidcnt My P. C. A. 4. Amblrxon Rallroad Frelght Agent ROBERT E EMPEROR p1ke lndustrxal Arts Club fPIES1 dem 45 Ambltlon l' ngmc-er Q03 'YQ Q Q 4-rf '39 1 .Z 1 Q' 'wb ELROY JOHN ERDMANN JOHN GAYLORD FISH DONNA JEAN FLATT I rddy C irc su cnt 9 P C A 4, lndustrlal Arts Club ecfxomsfs 7, .1 K 7: 4 Math Club 4 Qlxdc Ru Q rgasurcr 35 N1 ulal C lul Club l Basketball 7a Proycct s Q CL u N u Ambition Office worker KRS I ll K I ' . R. 5 f ' N QQ X -1 f' P. . A. Cl -.fi ay, lfg I fo- HD. J. . .. . ' J J V1 ' ' , -45 C'n1Qr.x llulv li- H- l.- A- 5, Al? G- A- A- 3, 4 I 11 CT--- ,4:.f-IH: --. A ' YQ 'S ' ' Q ' - Hoy: Sl Q Cl lw A, ,IQ .1l. 'Ll A ' H9 ,nn Ll : 4' : Q , M -' 5- 459 . Q . ,Q B 4,9 P. CI. A. -ig I . 1 C, H 4' i . ,H :ml g 11. cg. A. 3, rg :me ' Rul f K Q 31 1 C -35 lf ' ' ' , A19 ' srling -'ig llu Radio Cflub -ig Banl 3, 43 A '. . ' - , ' A' 1-- rv . A ' 1 'z is 1 1on1sts3 lnscmblc- I Ambltlon Nlaghlnlst Al l1lJlll0Il Chcmxst GORDON GOODWIN C oolly ln ustrlal Arts Club 5 Clua urcr Projcctlonlsts J Ambmon Hccrromcs lxpcrr RUDOLPH P GUZIK l lbcrxgc nic 3 I N 1 L Club 5 Boys L ce Club cwcurlxllxrcrs 3 llrc HJ K Cumcr 1 Club 3 N1 xtlm Clu 1 Mu rctary 47 Ambxtxon P1 xn t Nj 'tb l Aff' ox J X 1 X L 1: 1 V491 1715? ujydx-If.74LLldf 7 4111 QI71 ff M7 'fl fzfrf .41 NJ 7 I fl all J7'f- aa ,4,,-.fl X., ,ua fl 5,71 Z ZX 5 19 it Russ SENIOR CLASS RUSSELL HAMILTON EVERETT J HAUCK Sparky Lette:-rmen 3 4 lootllgllwtere 3 4 P C. A 4 Student Councxl 3 Cfreasurcr ID SCHIOI Boyq c1alCl1.11rman I I3 I ath Club 4 Vkresrlmg 3 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Amb1r1on Iiuslnc ss Nlan ,ful 4 '-7 JOANNE HECHT 0311 IOOIIILIIZCIS 4 Pep Lluln 4 AmlJlIlOD Nurse 171-5 -dv-A ...sb 1 41 Nuff? WILL IAM T HEIDRICH Sl11cI. lootllglmtcrs 3 I, Latln Llulw 3 4 btudnm Qounul fljarllamcnt an S crctary 33, IN ll flrcuxuru IJ Lertcrmen 3 4 -I Ycarboo conlnll 3 4 Basket all dSLb1ll 3 unlor C ass I rcslplc nt Ambxuon Busme ss Nlan RUTH HEIMERDINGER lIl4L,LI' I atm Clu v fPfCSlKlCDI 31 lcddcrs Club X loot htersf A Ambltlon SyCholo3,,1St MARCELLA IRENE HIGHL EY Mars K I l'oorl1g.,hterb Ambnrlon SL crcuxrw JAMES ANDREW HOBB S 11 , v U 3 LI. I L10lllf.,lllCl'b Anmbltxon larmer I 5' Tig vi' n I 'U' 'Il F. F. A. S, 4. ' , , ,rr 5 ,. S. . 5 3 5 . ' A v rf X I So' 57. .-.A.35 Q' M '5 ' ,, 45 Y 'fs I ' Y ' - -24 .Bw ,Jw 2 V - - 4 Z ' J' j7 J- z V I 4 E - TLA S+' fin I .51-ff 'V 41, -1 3. -ii L , I .' W , H I 5.1.1, 5. 5, '71 5... A fW'7 A-A ' f -'V I f jQ14,.4, - Z! . I ,X I K 5 xt v I f I If. , HJ H K' '.,. un' V, H Q. A. A. 3, 45 lf. II. A. 3,45 I l' ,, 4' ' ' ' , G. A. A. 3, 45 , ' . l 4 - , 5 9 ' . 9 ' . ' .' . ' . - . Q 4,. Q 4 .- I ari' , fc -' ' I. . S. 3, F. H. L. A. Q5 5 lig . 4 ' ' f 5 5, 5 P. C. . 4. P. C. A. 3, 45 - k 35 .. ' P Y. Fu . 3, rg Ab 55, 45 ' ' 5 IE.. ,V it Y, 42 J al, , V ibm, . ', 4,1 -N . , ay Q si., F. ls. 1.. y A 4. , K V 1fJiI Tl . l . lf. A. '15 ll' Iluysillco Clul 35 F. Ii. I.. A. 35 Moz r illul 35 4 If Tray sg f H A4. TI-IE KINGS 742-A DIANE H. HOCHBERGER nee p I out Ambxtmn Intc-nor Decorator WILLIAM HOSH B1 Ambltlon XIIIIIOHJIYC 'S VI? QI en, 'Nu ...nd MARTHA HOYT RON HUGHES TED HURST o.1n 'IIe 'N I Cannonball Newt I3a5cbaII3 I 5tudcntC.ounc1I Amlutxon Ilookl-.ccpcr Owl ters 4 bemm, AI'IlbIIIOI l Fxnangler Cllxs President Icttcrmen 3 4 'AITIBIIIOFI IIQrm1t SHARON HUTCHINS Hutch 5 IQ book 3 Pep LIub S Leaders ub 5 Ioo 1 ere Newspaper I Ambltxon A1rI1nQ Hostess .IANICE MAE JOHNSON IP n J New papcr3 In mtlf.,1tcr'-. Ambltxon Iiusnncis Vxornan lf. II. A. 3. 45 cs. A. A. 5. .C. 5' f A. .ig -' lighters 5, 4. If 'IIYU EV In F. F. A. 3, -I. .X V I Q 4- 'Ag . ,Q I '- A ...r I I xx E! f ,E Xa , . HJ , ya xr 41 lv. A , , 11 ul' , H If. II. I-. A. 3, vig G. A. A. -I. BGSIYCIIWBII 31 LI5xF00fb3IxI 3, Band S, 43 Foozlightcrs 3. ,, : N An F lvgyh I 3, X: 4 . .. : . X. . I' ' : A if If G. A. A. 3, -I5 I . II. A. Kg ' ar- CI .2 4. f right' . 5, 4. Yljdlnff 49. A. A. 5. lf. II. A. 5, .Ig lf. B. I.. A. 3, reside t -I 5 's- - Q fun I4 'I ' 5 -I. '1'f ,.-7' THE CLASS ORVILLI: YNIERIEM Orx A A 4 Vrestlrng 4 Trans ferred from Bremen Communlty High School 'QW' Amblf1OH Nlechamt JANET EVELYN J A KORSGAARD n K remdcnt C Orus 3 4, OCICIX 4 Fo t lxghteri 4 Camera Cluh fVlC6 Prcsldent SJ G A A 4 Year book 4 Amhltlon lDlEflCldI'l PAUL R LANDAHL bm ede 1: 1'7 CI' JUDITH ANN LANE PHYLLIS LANE udy P11 P C A CVICC Prcsrdent 4 eerleader 5 F B I Cheerleader 3 Footllghters 4 Mach Club 4, Letterman YN A 4, Year Basketball 3 4 ok 4 I IN A CV1 e Presx d nt 4 AITILJIIIOH Forester Ambrtlon Secretarv 3 5 Amb1t1on 'Nurse CAROL LAU RAIN LA RSON 7 Y ' . . , 3, Chorui , , Octet 3, 4, Nhxetl Octet 4. Amh mon Homemaltxng Teacher SANDRA LEE McCOY . Pep C 1 , cadets Club 3, 1 , ', I H A. 4, 'Neusp.1p Amhxtxon Office Qlcrk Q C x .. , ' u ,u J IJ. A . A . 3 Y ' 1- . ' 4 1 - C ' ' A ' -I rc n V, Q Ja f X X. F. H. A. P A - 39, 43 A. : I :h X, , f. A . , A s 5 e . ,, 19 5 . . . 9 - -I L KM 'R ., 1, if-I I, K! l'1Yl . '. . ' ' jg Ch - 5 . . .. A. 33 9 ' 5 - 3, 49 F. Il. A. 5, 49 G. A. A. 35 l. H. G. . A. 4' P. C. A. 49 ' - , . S. 3, 4. bo ' Q I. '. . 'c '- .. D . . I v e , 4 . F. H. A. 3 4- If rs. I.. A. 3, N. li. S 3 4' , . 3 4' F. ll. l.. A 43 - Clul 4' ln' S 1 -' C. A. A. 5 4' 5. . . ' A' ' er 3. of 1956 ANITA McMAHON Nmee ll A 3 4 Footlxghte Spanlsh Club CPres1clent 3 'Sec ary 45 F A fV1CC Presxdent 3D 4 Cheerleader 3 Amb1t1on Alfllfle Hostess FRED E HADSEN Burt Footllghters 3 4 Yearbook 3 B L A CPICSI en st semester 31 4 Football 3 4 l ettermen 3 4 Track 3 Ambltlon Coach 141 Q- 'Wt W 'sv ' if JERRY MOEDE 'I 1tus I-ootl1g,hters 3 4 Industnal Arts Club 3 4 Rldmg Club 4 Lettermen 3 4 SHARON MOEDE EUGENE MORITTI Moose ' Gene Footlnghters 3 4 Spamsh Club A 3 4 Footba Motor Club 3 Model Club 3 L l b Newspaper 3 4 eaders C u 4 Ambition Mechanic Ambltron I-err1s Wheel Operator Amblglon Ocean 1-Amer Steward ESS ROLAND L NICE IIRO I' F A CV1cePres1den Ambxtlon Sa1lor LORNE R NIEMANN 'Sllm Industrxal Arts Club 3 4 Amb1t1on Busmess Man of all -J !!A ,D , rl H VF . . , 5 D' rs 3, 45 Q 'a Q, ' ret 3 . B. I.. . , ' ' 5 4g G. A. A. Z. ' ' 4 'P T K! . .ll ' . y 9 ' v x 5. 4g F .... d t 1 . , 'Q . F f L , . -M Ab ' A ii . I ' Y! L Y! 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'Sf A X X 'T' .Ba 'C 'Z' hd SENICDR CLASS ROBERT J OLSON Bob bpumsh Club 3 4 Pep Club Pl'OjCCI1OhlSIS 3 P C A 4 Ambltlon Dent1st PAUL PADZUIKAS ' Pazook Ba',ltQtball3 4 1rack3 4 t cnt Councll 4 l Xearboolt fArt ldltor 4D oo llghters 3 CPres1dent 45 Letter men 3 4, Model Club 3 I All' N4 ,,..-4 Sw YVONNE PIEPENBRINK Chorus 3 fPICSldCHZ 43 Octet H A 3 Cbecretary I' T A 3CPresxdent 43 AmblIlOn Home I-tonomlcs Sptexalxst 1-Q' ALLEN L RASMUSSEN BETTY ROVENHAGEN Bets A amera Llub 3 I li Motor C lub 3 jmck 3 4 Boys Ambmon Wealthy Socnahte Chorui 3 4 Ambition SL lcntlst I-Q Q 7 'T BARBARA IONE SAYERS Barby reasurer U N H S 5 retarx 45 Khorus 3 hecretary 45 Senior C lass Secretary AFlll3lIlOl'l Private becretary MARK SCHELLENB ERG nectvwater ootball 3 liasltetbull 3 ascball Trac Cross fountry 4 lettermen I resldent 2 U, Boys Chorue ,, Ag Mot e C,lul Once JFCSI' dent 43g Ifootlighters , ' Stu ent Council 45 Senior Class Treasurer. Ambition: Baseball Player THE KINGS PAUL .I SCHUH 'P Shoo C 4 S1 Rule 3 PIOJCCIIOYIISIS3 Bandfi lX II S 3 4 Nath Club CPres1dent Ambition Engineer CASSANDRA SCHULTZ Sandy Transferred from Harper Iligh School Chicago Ambition Lomptometer Operator WESLEY LEONARD JAMES SCUDELLA BONNIE LOIS SLICK SCHULTZ - Bon Bulldvzef Ambition: Stock Car Racer Newspaper 3' Chorus 3 4 Industrial Arts Club' P. C. A. . ,risemble 4' F. II Ambition: Rancher GERI SMEGO F. T. A. 4 CTreasurer 553 Foot: lighters 35 Chorus 3g Spanish Club 3, 49 F. H. A. 49 Riding Club 4. Ambition: Elementary Teacher PATRICIA LILLIAN SPRATT Spratt Brat In lx.. A. 3, 4, I'. Il. A. 3g G. A. A. 3, 43 Leaders Club 5, fig Riding Club 4g Pep Club 3. Ambition: Teacher Tl-IE CLASS JAMES J. STALEY HJ. 5.17 Football 3, 43 Baseball 3g Boys Chorus 3 4 Pro ec IOHISIS 3 Letterman tm Club 3 4 AfTlblI1OD Amr Lme Pllot LOUISE SUMMERS Lou A A 3 4, Newspaper F B L A CSecretary 43 Pep ub 4 F H A AmlD1I1OD Office XX orlcer ' 'NO' in T'-3 '--'Y Yr- CLAUDI A MARIE THOMAS BOB TECHMAN VIOLET TESKE Bobby N 'xlotor Club 3 Rxdmg, Club 4 A Proyecuomsts 4 lnduerrxal CX1ce Presulent 45 Arts Club 4 Ambxuon Xllnnmgb tesranr 'Ui XJ' Qulz C on C aud Checrlenlcr 3 Ulanager 4 7a 1 l eaders Clu l ll 3 l h AmblCl0D Boolxkeeper pc u 4 lqootlg ters New spaper 3 Ambltlon leachcr 'Wx Yr DIA.IE H ULLRICH SlS s S mor Cl.1:.s Noual Clmalrmm xrx in l mon Nur Q DONA LA VERNE ULLRICH 'I YSI xr 1 lxrullns -Xm num Nursa E f . 4 i I- C 9 3. 49 La' , 9 P. CQ. A. 4. 13 G. . . , ' l' 3g Cl 3 . . . 4. 7' V ' c n on fin n . 3 ' ' Y i 3 G. . A. 3.451-'. B. L. A. 3, , 1 , . ' jg ' ' ' 5 .' .' A. CQ.A.A. ,-3 .- ,. b3, . D. 4339 .n,fg' ' .. ' . . . . - Z 3,4glf. ll.A.4g rf.1x.1-.A.a, i C Il. C33 31 K C . . lu ll. A. 3, KYICC l'rc.'1Clcnt-ilg x ,ww k'LA ' . X' J, , ' L 9 A 1-b.x.A. 1,.1,11.c.A. gcsec- fell 1' il . C . CW 2. S N' y ... Ak UUA11 .3 ln N. A. CP v'4-lent 3. -'IH lf. ll. A. 3, -1, P. C. A. 3. -lg lily hu ' . 4. . lx' lr 12 . . ' QF 1956 'X 1 MILAN J. VALUCH '-5 , ...ff Wrestling 3' lndustrial AHS 3 8 Ambxuon BUSINESS Klan LUCILLE ANN VOSTRY Lucy B l. A 3 4 Footltghte 3 Rldmg Club Ambltxon World Traveler Q il 'V' ij JP i....,, BEATA EVA WAJDA MARY WALKER JOHN FREDERICK WEBER Kllxl Nlarc ohn I Splmsb Club 3 4 CSecretaryD 3 Sllde Rule 3 Wrestllng 3 4 Al'HlDlI1Ol'1 llousevufe wspaper 3 4 P C ack 3 4 Lettermen 3 Mo el Club 3 4 llam Radio Club 4 Footlxbhters 4 AfTll7ll1Oh 'leacher on an Ind ran Re servauon Ambrtxon Football Coach fiw- ' MURIEL ETTA WHITE Bugs B Q1rl9Cl1or s V7 3 Offxce Assmtant 3 AI'Ill71IlOl'l Office Worker KENN:TH G WEILAND lxen Ambxtxon K owboy -v-cf Y ' Y 4. 4 'V ' ' : Q . S If 17 V F.. . . . . , l 9 ' rs X ' ' 1 ' l 3 l' 1 I nZ K X 5' Q , ?:i1,+. Y li 'yi . X M 'zu tenl 4 . . lx W n 'gn A rn NJ 311 F. T. A. 3, 4 CSecre-taryjg Footlighters Football 3, 4g Boys Glee Club ... ,l G 1 'U Nye .'g .j.A.Y45 ' . . ' Tr' , Q ,49 ' d ' -, 9 ' 3 Y - . 9' A 42' u n ,un F. . L. A. 3. .xg 9' . 1 uf - 1 X i, ,' A C xt ' 5 In K ' . I 'I-V. IUNIQR CLASS 9 Rich Bailey Donna Barnes Orlan Barnes . v JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ron Knakmuhs, Tpsasurergj Bob Hermann, Vice Presidfentg jim Anderson, ijresiden-if Beverjy Lanffgr, Secrefary. J ' f f' ,J 4 ' f C- 'L If X ' C' . f r 1. , . fq,,A , -A, , ... ,, , , ,J :arf -.f L, . J- v C Q- L xx X Wx . -.' s .ff ' f 4 i xb 'V v,L f ,--. jim Anderso uf. ,V-as arf' 44- arf ra ,lr S' Dick Bazson janet Bauch Dorothy Beam Z? Sue Bogarirus Pat Boleman Marvin Bormet tl Kathleen Brown Stan Bruns Sally Buckland Kenneth Case Virginia Collins Judy Crow Bruce Damerell ohn Delaney ames Dent Lloyd Dodds Marie Draves ohn Duer janet Feil udy Ferl Alan Fink Dick Fish A sxr, s. F- ' 'N -rx lu - ,pg Q! ? THE KNIGI-ITS f7 janet Fitzet Herbert Folkers Arthur Fuglsang '24 ,ff W Iva 'M in 'T , ' if' X . We . X J X e J if 5 l M .V 'Y .ar Q, if ti ,,, n A .Nw 7K ',,' J , ., I ,K ' - . S 1 J L l 1 i 4 . A fir .. , Q , 1 1 ? ' W N J l ' ' I U , ., ' .,.. .T f W F , ' w g - N, Mama Harnack B111 Harr1s Charlotte Harrls Beverly Hedge Harold Helsner Fred Heltman Bob Hermann Carolme Holm Beverly jones Dean Klausmg Ron Knakmuhs 1m Kmppel Roy Koerner Don Korsgaard Shirley Kule Carl Kuntz THE CLASS Les Gullxcksen Vlrgxl Hammond vi Gi GJ Ifxj 'TW sf- 'Oi JJ? eff Q J CDF 1957 Hes erly Lauffer Andree Ledebuhr wwf' ff' I f v , 'S ag. Nr- 5' julxe Lesmewxcz B111 MCCorm1ck Gallyn McCoy JHCLCIC McGlnn1s Allan Mager r Wayne Mang un ang. L-v 97 1 Q Carol Man hart Gerald Mankowskn LeVerne Mark Ed Marue Robert Matteson Sandra Maurer w 'tx Donna Rae Meyer Ja 'RE :Q 5 1 ' fs lax lik! f Rich Mxller Todd Mlnuth Ronald Nelson fQ Q1 ? 'Uv X! Vi 1'- 'by LP 'C' Npv mb IUNIQR CLASS Rrchard Storm Ronald btudmcl-.x it-9 ,av Dlane Neuls B111 Noble jane Oram Darrell Peterson Gloria Peterson Randall Potter Shrrley Pmts Tom Rowswell lzugene Scheer Robert Schert eanne Schxelc judy Schofleld Louxse bchroeder Larry Slms jo Ann bmlrhson Paula btacel 1 .af ,.- 'T 3. f 1 gf, -.A R -- . A, - ' 1 cgi! , 7 A fl -.Q , 4 Ni V f Q' 4 Q ' ' l I V -. . -.- R 1-zw x T .7 '32 w tml .A f ' - Q ia, 14 J .. :gi , ., FZ . -- as ii' T Q.: N.. I D 0 ef' ' 'V if K ,, . Y ' :Q Y YN 'QT' Wayne Sulkovwskl Walter Taylor joan Teague rm Tomany Laverne bllrlch Karen Wade MOIIIS Wade Darlene Wahl rm Xkarnmg Fred Welss jo Wennlund Denny Wheeler Carolyn Wise Gerald Wondrasek Ed Woodward Doris Yunker I I 19 W. 3 f . ' , N ' a Nf Q X! Sandra Zarse 'Ur THE KNIGI-ITS NOT PICTURED Larry Haislet Ken Oldendorf Jeanette Sievert J Z SCDPHQMCDRE CLASS Eunice Alexander Wendell Anderson Nancy Armin Christina Barnes Terry Barnes Henry Barnett Stanley Barnett Lois Batson Sheila Bennett Susan Benson Doris Bobzin Karen Bogatitus Wayne Breymeyer Pat Brouillette Don Carter SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS Jim Stauffenberg, Presidentg David McGuire, Treasurerg Ed Fehrenbacher, Vice Presidentg Ken Weber, Secretary yt... 4 Qs .0 .s if - fr ,. Qftal, mfggieq 2 ii? 9 f ' lf iw 12 Ll A 'lf' f' 5' Judy Chrlstensen jerry Collms Raydene Cook 351 Q-5 THE SQUIRES '3 '17 -.I IH qs ? -gi,-3 qua. V? B- Carole Crouse Rlchard De Forest james Dxxon Eddxe Donaldson George Dowle Eddie Doyle Barbara Duer Ted Dunham J, W M' fr Q ff ' fffjf fo, lc 'L I 1 Tom Dunham r JJ My Judy l-den L M' ll I' Kathy I-mbllng J WT L' La Vonne I-rdmann af W VJ Dave I-rxksen Ted Faxrbaun Ed Fehrenbacher Larry Francis Ron Fredm lee Gear Karen Gxllette Dave Gllmore aj' 4 '4 . Q-gel' . In if C V F,-ALJ, , fv- , - 1 K' I X n in fi 4' IK D5 Q 'T T D- ,Y f 4 , li X ul: - . 1 V In E yi, Y M . fp c f y ' ,- ' fb ,1 f , , I- IL vfrjliyfzpl ,L ire? , , , I 'L ,r A ,raw fr ,D ,, y ,WA ,X fff- ,L WW 'V D Q -...a ,, , 1, , L 4 D- .ff Q f ff QW Q , f df , L . ' I ' ,K ' JL NJ' U . 1 ' IV law, bf VL , M 'ir , 3 f LJ !,'Y YV Jr 'I M ' VJ 'J 4, W 3 XX Jwof A 5' 6- -.Q 1 f 2' ' ' Marilu Gleason Gene Harmon Bill Hathaway is THE CLASS g. E7 .4 J -Z 17 UD L Pi-v nd. ,Qs wr? Donna Heincckc Bob Heltman I eonard Hcmmruh Lynn Heptxg., C arol Hohcnstcm Iixll I oyr Betty Ann Hunt anlce anouick Ilcnry csien Harry ohnson oyce Khngcr Shlrlcy Klotz Stan lxornsra Richard lxox ar Par I .ukncr Hu lyl 11 Don I chmann Bc-tty I 1ChICl'lWdI X xonnc lxllw lxclth I lston ICI' W I aw v-1' .,J,a,g,LK ,,,u,,,q: Jdmao-wx VOA, 4.1.4-A..,0 MN A-caab Lb fm LJ ima? l CDF 1958 Charlei Mark Terry Marshall llarlynn Nlaslan Barbara Matteson lxaren Nlxller Plullrp Nloenclc Beverly Mundt o Ann Mundt Robbie lxeal sharon Nelson Barbara Nremann Par Nork Dave Noxak Gale Osborne Larry Phlfer l mda Powers Don Proper Lorrame Redman Petra Rernhard Gladys Rrnke ' l 'T :m 5-J' if an 5 ef? ' ' ' 1 ' :V L fa N' li ' ' l 2 , ng' w N, A' 5 f f I xkl 1,1 K . V . V ' f- l ' . W J , ' -r , f '- , . ,ff fi fr if , K . l Y' WJ' fjpqfaicf X Wgfjf ff ,ui M jean Rowswell Lxnda Ruhle Marne Salvato Ken Schaeffer judy Schleeter Wrlla Schroeder Nancy Schwexzer Kay Selrze r Leonard Senglm Phylhs Shrpman Wendell Slms joe SIUIS B111 Smxrh Penny Splewak lm Stauffenberg Roger Swart Frances Swmson George Tate Paul Thomas james Txchelaar 'Y' Barbara Rollmgs Flrzaberh Rose MQWSQPHOMQRE CLASS 3 'Q OP janet Timm Ron Van Buskirk TI-IE SQUIRES Richard Wade Shirley Wahl Bonnie Walker Sandra Wanzer Ken Weber Shirley Weber Bill Westman Bob White Garrett White Pat Wilson Sandra Woodruff Delbert Yunker Robert Yunlcer Barbara Zatteau Dave Zechlin Virginia Zeigler Edward Zi tter Elwood Zitter NOT PICTURED Kathryn Cooper Lois Fee My Jo Ann Harris Diane Schaubel Carol Werner Danny Wondrasek ,au 40 2, 'la ,Kr FRESHMAN CLASS Barbara Anderson Dona Anderson Dotte Anderson Karen Anderson Patrick Anderson Dennis Becker Fred Bishop Leroy Bitner jo Ann Blair Rudolph Bolker Carol Borchardt john Boyson Patricia Bradley Cherie Brooks joe Buckland john Boyson, Parliamentariang David Donaldson, Treasurerg Norma lleidrich, Presidentg Elaine Hermann, Vice Presidentg Geriann Hull, Secretary. '-T 4:1- Jl, 1- 1 -v. y . K1 fx .., , Phi 1 I THE PAGES Margaret Campbell rm Carnahan Roger Corp 0--s 3 'FY sf Q-1. Allan Creer Bette Crocs Patty Dath Ron Daugherty Mary Ann Davxes Dons Delaney Roseann Delaney Anthony Dma David Donaldson Chrlstlne Duffy Vlvxenne Elsenbr and! Rlchard Engelhardt Suzanne Erxksen Ron Ferguson jean Florey rm Gast Carole Gilmore joy Gordon Nancy Grogan Mildred Hack Phyllxs Hacker Charles Hammond 0 Ann Hansen MW? nu! .40 TY :NJN 1? w1 5-4 and 'tr '11 Nf' fir Q7 T THE CLASS Iudy Hansen Wxllram Hart Norma Heldrxch Earl Hexmerclmger Clarence He1sner Dlck Henry Elaxne Hermann Charles Hrghley Ann Hobbs Marg1e Hobbs Bob Hughes Gemann Hull Lawrence Hunt Roland jedllck Barbara jenkor Beverly ohnson john johnson LEWIS johnson Par ohnson Margaret jones it OF 1959 B111 Kllnger Geraldme Knapczyk Carol Knlerrem Albert Krusemarl-c Sharon Kuchenbecker james Landfrled Burke Lanham john Lavezzx Jlm Lee Barbara Lrvmgston Don Madsen Drana Mankowskl jxm McCure jean Ann Meyer Earl Meyers Donna Mrller Tom Muller john Nicholson Kathleen Nork 5 Douglas Porxck Par Reed anrce Relmers Tom Rxckerrs Ronald Rob Donald Rogers Evelyn Rowswell George Ruhle Carol Ruthenbeck Bonme Rydell Clarre Ryden June Samuel Pat Santerelln B111 Sayers Marxlyn Sayers Alan Schram Arlan Schram Terry Schroeder Carolyn Schwartz Madelme Selmk 'l,rre x f N LAKN ir, Arlene Otis Charles Otto Alan Pius FRESHMAN CLASS -vs 8 9? 'ew W f NI Peggy Shipman Helen Sluis Carol Smirhson y-.a Q.. 'C' YJ' Diane Sorenson Ronald Sorrxll Mlke Stacel Ron Steinberg Ed Stelzer Sandra Swmford Robert Teske jo Ann Tlscher Henry Tr outman Harlan Waddell Wnllle Waldvogel Barbara Walsh Mrchael Werner Tom Wrllxams Rosemary Wollenberg Lourse Wondrasek Lee Yunker Ken Zrmmerman Kenneth Zltter Kathleen ZumMallen NOT PICTURED Judy Bromllerre Raymond Cutler Barbara Machtemes Prxscnlla Scarber Ellen Treash bf w A I--.-.--. f M---.....,,, . .1- as livin.. 034-if 1' .-v ' CNRS, DLOS, TRITS. Tom Dunham, Ted Dunham, Linda Powers, Dave Zechlin, Stan Iiarncrr, Henry Barnett, Christine Duffy, Suzanne Ifriksen in I.atin Class. Standing: Miss llarra. I SHOT :XX ARR OV. INTO TIIIAQ AIR ... Miss Sprayberry and Diane Ilochberger 'I'IKlIf OIQT FOR STI DY? Slim lllI.5i'I'? Carol Borchardt, Rudy Iioll-cer, Diane Sorenson and Nlil-ce Stacel wich Mrs. Butler in Practical Arts. 5 'N i I ,MM . ., iw-'QPU 14 ff ! ,r N Il- ' a .,gZ.iQ?I:iigr E: .Q rf 9' 1- .'1.vV,,a4, ft .pics 'Fira 1 i f c S TR OPIIY ClASIi? DOl'Iil,If 'I'IlCJI'I3I.lf The Twins: I-Qilvxarii anil Iilwooil Litter, Diane and Dona Illrieh. jerry ar1ilSliaron Moede, janet anil 'lutly I-eil, Alan and Arlan I Schrarn, Tetl an.. Tum Dunham. SIIIiRKXOOD VAS NI-.YIQR LIKIQ 'IIIIS Archers Diane Hochherger. Janice johnson. Iieverly I.auII'er. Imriiara Sayers. Anita NlcNIaIwn, I an et Kwrstaaril. I.UIl:ll5U 'If-Xl 'I'S IX 'Illlz X1rXKIfNLQ . Sculptors -lin: hast. Dnrre Anilersun. jiihn Nicholson. Mr. Kinney. liarlitira Nlaehternes Pat Reed and Intl Stelzer. -.4 THE FAIR Lf? .KmJ 4 I ff I X X ,SQ i'14! ? '-'Z ,ff 'NL 'x .bl -A., -I--:: lg -1.1! fi' 5 - ., if Q5 f ffl I 2' hp III IXIQ 1-t N , -1:45 ff- : -W' :R 15 ffllf A f- P- li - Y B- -T Q.: Y Q Af --'mv L - ff . V I-'Y l,'I Mi i 5 Y N Y X N 4 , - Af, ,. lil 1 ,fl 1 i W x ' k. W c Nwr,! . QM ' f 'I - 9, W ,. - 'x X ' F HM' ox x , W' f- x 1' .5-GX - - A . x 0 . , -, X ' 0 R 6 - 5 ,. A X - 4 .IL 'X K N - Ylffggx x A L ,, ,Lk k I X ' N r f - A' f - ' , 2 5 '-1 Q - , 1 1 U v 5- f ,' ., - ., ,x U ,f 72+ :+ 1 agile X ' 1' ff .. ' I E L 15537 A ' f .1 , J:- ff E I f gb , - l ny -I M -..x . ,Q J f X N N ni, ,K ,f -- 3 i:,.'::iIf7 h K f- .K X 4, '- ' fi 1 Xi' - x X4 .f ' - X ' , i 'L. ' . - I F K: -ff Q K 1 , L , F I f , , AN 1 X .51 f - g 1 '- uf -- I , ff f'-fiz, - ' , ' ig! H A ,1 , - k ' Jr ' 9 2 ,J YN - , J vg :lx ,ul .. ki 4 ' ' f . x '-V V AL 5 Q-1 ' U' - V , nhl' Z xl- :-. 1 Xfl K ,f - K ' - we -- .' . .41 - - - -' N N : , ' A fy' , : ah' k Q Q . - nv -- f fa- V1 f , 7 , ' ' 0. A- , ' fx E 41 4 -- vf ,ff Q. V' XVI I I ,Z .,.f 4 ,:: 'fm '. ,I ' rf? K E, tifmf' f . , 5 , V fl-I Q 1, f .LZ I 5 .2 . iff : i' . . a 4 ' ns- ' ,, 2 2 -' -D - - 5 ,- If .7 ,l Y!-ge! ' -fii:- -' 1 ' , 4 5' 'QEE I .' ff - 1 'Y - 1 1 H :U f N , - I 'Xiqzuf f I' , fe - -' Lau 4?,' . LX' A - ' ..... N's5 'QV' X - , , . .. 1 X M-. :i 0 .aeZ. A' x AEGIS STAFF Selects Kniqhthood Theme og. if '-iV,,.'15'- From the Stoll ..... 1- iv '3- 'I Q. , 5.1 1 , fi 4 Seated: Charlotte Harris, Phyllis Lane, janet Korsgaard, Diane Batson, Roger Swart, Beth Rose, Nancy Grogan, Betty Lichtenwalter, Tom Dunham. Standing: Mrs. Welch, Paul Padzuikas, Dave Donaldson, Bob Hughes, George Dath, Ted Dunham, Allan Hager, Ken Weber, Fred Madsen, Mr. llardy. Not Pictured: jean Dettenhausen, W'ayne Klasing. Since early in September the 1956 AEGIS staff has been working diligently to produce the finest yearbook possible. We have endeavored to recapture the highlights of the past year by means of photography, art and copy. All year long up to the final deadline, the editorial and photography staff have been busy planning layout, arranging pictures, and writing copy. The art editor supplied the division pages, no small task. At intervals throughout the year the business staff accepted the payments of subscribers, kept their records up to date and arranged final distribution of the books. The boys responsible for sports kept complete records of scores in all athletic events. This has been a busy year but an enjoyable one. We sincerely hope that you will cherish this 1956 AEGIS as much as the staff does the long hours spent in getting it ready for you. See you in the supplement! liditor Diane Batson Assistant lfditor Allan Hager Art Editor Paul Padzuikas Sports Staff Fred Madsen, Ken Weber Pausiness Staff George. Dath, Ted Dunham Phyllis Lane, lflizabeth Rose, Bob Hughes Photography Staff Tom Dunham, Roger Swart Class liditors janet Korsgaard, Charlotte llarris, Betty Liclitenwalter, Nancy Grogan Typist jean Bettenhausen General Staff Dave Donaldson, Wayne Klasing STUDENT COUNCIL PROBES PROBLEMS 5 , E I 2 , . l x 'X I 'N X T' i, Nei, f X ' xl i X bj f 1 'C f, I 1 lx 'Q Seated: Norma Heidrich, janet Feil, Beverly Lauffer, Beverly jones, Ted Dunham, jim Cooper, Bill Heidrich, Marilyn Cooper, Nancy Grogan, Mrs. Gorman, Christine Duffy, Al Krusemark. Standing: Larry Phifer, Ken Weber, Ron Hughes, Mark Schellenberg, Dr. Wright, Everett Hauck, Paul Padzuikas, jim Anderson, Don Madsen, Student Councll In the spring of the year the student body elects representatives to the Student Council. These eighteen who are elected must maintain a C average and be in good standing. Discussing current problems, school policies, and assigning concessions are handled by the Student Council. Frequently conference meetings are held at which representatives from several schools meet to consider common problems. Officers President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Parliamentarian: Reporter: james Cooper jim Warning Beverly Jones Ted Dunham Bill lleidrich Marilyn Cooper rv- 43 A YEAR GF PLAYS, PARTIES AND PIZZA FUR THE FOCDTLIGHTERS SCIENTISTS SEEK START WITH P. C. A. YP mv ..-S ' ' 5 1 i Row I: jim Cooper, Mr. Hardy, john Fish, Diane Ullrich, Bill Bolker, Phyllis Lane, Dona Ullrich, jim Staley, Rich Bailey, Bill McCormick, Rudy Guzik. Row II: jim Hearns, Gordon Goodwin, Bob Olson, George Dath, Stan Bruns, Ruth Heimerdinger, Diane Hochberger, john Weber, Marilyn Cooper, Wesley Schultz, Fred Heitman, Don Korsgaard. Row III: Larry Haislet, Bruce Damerell, LeVerne Mark, Paul Schuh, Ralph Eisenbrandt Everett Hauck, Sue Schlotterer, Karen Brockman, jackie McGinnis, Diane Batson, Bill Heidrich, Paul Landahl, Ray Bisping, Elroy Erdmann, Paul Padzuikas, Allan Mager. Phi-Chem Association The P. C. A. is an active organization made up of junior and senior students of physics and chemistry. It is associated with the Illinois junior Academy of Science and National Science Clubs of America. One of the first enterprises of the club this year was the Little Red Book , a directory listing names, addresses and phone numbers of each student and staff member. The science banquet, the Chem-Magic Show, and a field trip to Champaign all required the full cooperation of the members. Another highlight was the visit of Dr. Sutton, well-known physics lecturer and demon- strator and author of many books on science. Everyone completed a project of his own choosing which was on exhibit at the annual science open house in the spring. Some were selected to compete at the district and state meets. P. C. A. sponsorsa scholarship which is awarded a member of the grad- uating class for outstanding work in the field of science. 1 President: jim Cooper Vice President: Paul Landahl Secretary: Diane Ullrich Business Manager: Paul Schuh Art Director: Ralph Iiisenbrandt 'E' Sponsor: Mr. Hardy i ' Board of Dunectors ' - I-1. . - Bob Olson, Diane lfllrich, Paul Schuh, l V A 'cy' R I I-Hi ii lil, .K jim Cooper, Paul Landahl, Ralph Risen- g I J, brandt, George Dath. LIVING TCD SERVEU ,Iii ,y Row I CSeatedJ: Row II: Row III: jim Dent, Bill llosh, Fred Weiss, Art Fuglsang, jim Hobbs, Larry Francis, Russ Hamilton,Garrett White,jim Srauffenberg, Terry Marshall , Robert Teske, Marvin Bormet, Dick Batson, Todd Minuth, Ron Stein- berg, lien Zitter, Rich Kovar,Harry johnson, Ron Nelson, Bob Hermann, Mr. Van Rheeden. Mike Werner, Ray Bisping, Mike Stacel, Philip Moenclc, Bob Schert, jim Knippel, Roy Koerner, Roland Nice, Ken Wieland, Allan Rasmussen jim Gast, Louis johnson, Orville Knieriem, Dave lfriksen, Don Proper, jim Tichelaar, Charles Mark, Dick Fish. ll XX Future Farmers of America The Lincoln-llay F FA is one of many chapters throughout the nation. It is a worthwhile and constructive club for any boy enrolled in agriculture. Members of the FFA keep busy all year long, even during the months when school is not in session. Representatives attended the national convention at Kansas City and the state convention at Springfield. During the summer several boys exhibited projects at fairs including the State Fair at Springfield. Field trips to the Purina Feed Niills in St. Louis and the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago were taken. The boys participated in public speaking contests and the Ford tractor contest and sponsored a garden seed sale. Officers First Semester Second Semester President Russell Hamilton jim Hobbs Vice President jim Hobbs Art Fuglsang Secretary Art Fuglsang Garrett White Treasurer Garrett White jim Stauffenberg Reporter Larry Francis Roy Koemer Sponsor Harry johnson Mr. Van Rheeden MUSIC IN THE A Rowl Barbara Qayers Homme Sllelc Nlaulu Cylclson Katha Cooper 0 Ann ll'1rr1s Dons Bobzm Row Il 'Nancx -Xrm1n lxathx Brown D1ane lllr1en Betty Hunt hue Benson udx bchleeter l31rbaralUuer Pat Brou1llette Row Ill Bonme Vxllter an lonnson V1lla Nchrocdcr Nh1rles Weber BarbL1r1N1'Attcson Hub 1r1 fitteau mu horsgxard X onne I 1llj, Row IX Bexcrly Mundt C xrol Verne: lxaren C1llLttL met T1mm Yvonne Plepenbrlnlx Larol I lrson o Ann 'xlundt Kay Seltzer Duna Nehauoel The opemng of school LH September found some changes 1n the ehoml department The lioxs blee flub was reo1'g1n17ed from the former Box s Qhorus Xlthough the last xear s org1n1zat1on was mmnlx for entertamment the boxs hue enyox el p1'ep11'1nL for performinces th1s Xe ir Ch 1 The T reshrnenfruls C horusxvas ill new f1Cesth1s tear of Course lhc se urls performs d it 1ssembl1es 'and other TUHCIIOUQ RFK urls were selected for sewctet Xiareh Bes1des 1 Chrmtrms concert and the sprmg, mus1cal the Chou solos dnl ensembles competed 1n the mus1e contests Nolo1sts, the tr1o, ensemble and the rmxed ensemble flppeired before the P T L1 'xt Qssembl1eS fund for other orL'1n171t1ons outQ1de the school -X xeir OfCl1lI1LCi und beaut1ful n1us1c Mixed Ensemble Girls Ensemble Seated: Barbara Dum. Clhurlotte Harris. Carol rson lung Or ues 1,4r L1 1 1 1 1r1 5t11n.l1n 2 Wendell 1'XnderSu11. Iuhn lfish. l.z1rrx' llucr, lane Urzinx, Rti'x'alL'Y1l' Cloolc. ldnvt KUYNEL1 u 1son xc fl san red Ixus r Cxrol larson Hxonnt l'1Lpcnbr1nlt : . ' 1, ' f ' , 1 ' X la. . j , J . ' , 1 2 ' l 1 4 - 1 L 2 E11 -' ,J1 ' ' 1 'z , 'V ' .4 '. I A I ' -2 ' ,J 1 1 , 'f' ' , Ai A .T ' ' . . , we T A ' L I , vw- T , . v' 7 ' ' v ' v ' . 1 . V . . e 1 1 1 1 I. 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' r 1 . '. ' 1 . The Choir purchased new robes with funds raised by the carnival in L I L l IL - T . . ' , . . . . . . , , , 1 1 . , , .. . . 1 1 1 I L 1 E n - xl, L 4 . - . L M fx ' ., -' 2. . ' t 1 r . 1 1 1 ' f l..3 5 .Y A .1111 ln 1' 1 Klir 1. Sh 71.1 lknnett. llcnnle Sllck. ll11rb1 1 - 1 Y I - A 11r1l. CQ ll': 1 Daw lf . lf - ','IlL1. ,L .' J . ' V X ' '. 3, z 14 7 lab Q 'U . f- ' ' -ki ff' : s , J I V' L 4 v U' ' . 1 1 '3 1 A 9 A - - 1 A W 4 - IT S A GRAND YEAR FGR SINGING ys Glee Club i Row l: Al liusnxussi ri. vluwfiri lisn. 'Iwlin lluer Bob llernianri. Larry Sims, Mark Schell- enlwerg. Vsenrlell Anderson, licin Stein- lierig. Row ll! RonKnakniuhs,jirnllrvlulus, joe Buck- lantl, Henry Barnett, grain Bruns, Ray Bisping, Stanley Barnett, Harry johnson. Row lllt Larry Lullisun. Rudy Ciuxik, llerh lwilkers, 'Ive Sluis. jim .'xlltlCl'SOI'l, Dave lfriksen, Tutltl Minuth, lfred Kit-sl.ir. Row I: judy Brouillette. Marilyn Schultz. Bonnie Rydell. Bette Croes jo Finn Hansen. jean Ann Meyer. Suzanne lfrilcscn. Row ll! Donna Miller, Mary Ann Davies. Pat Bradley, Dona Anderson. lflainc Hermann, Carole Gilmore, Kathleen ZumMallc-n. Margaret jones. Louise Wondrasek, Arlene Otis. -il Freshman Girls Sextet Girls Trio Dona rlntlerson. Bette Lroes, Bonnie Rytlell, Kathy Brown, Linda Powers, Charlotte Harris. Helen Sluis, Suzanne lfrik sen, Marilyn Sayers. if Nvvxf' 'QV sf 5 4 v 1 K X if 119 '23 I 3 ft.. Row I CKneelingJ: Nancy Grogan, Dona Anderson, Bev Lauffer, Barbara Matteson, Jean Bettenhausen, Jo Ann Harris, Carol Ruthenbeck, Jean Rowswell, Lois Batson, Frances Swinson, Beverly Johnson , Barbara Jenkot, Carol Smithson, Claire Ryden, Pat Johnson, Pat Santerelli, Barbara Walsh, Sandra Maurer, Eunice Alexander, Mrs. Butler. Row II: Sharon Nelson, Sandy Swinford, Geraldine Knapczyk, Karen Anderson, Lynn Heptig, Joy Gordon, Kay Delaney, JoAnn Hecht,Claudia Thomas, Karen Wade, Jo Ann Smithson, Sue Anderson, Nancy Schweiz- er, Pat Reed, Bonnie Rydell, Marilyn Sayers, Barbara Sayers, Margie Hobbs, Bonnie Walker, Louise Wondrasek, Miss Dozier. Row III: Madeline Selnik, Jo Ann Tischer, Barbara Zatteau, Shirley Weber, Doris Bobzin, Carolyn Schwartz, Phyllis Hacker, Jean Florey, Donna Heinecke, Sheila Bennett, Barbara Duer, Betty Ann Hunt, Kathryn Cooper, Joyce Klinger, Diane Hochberger. Row IV: Rosemary Wollenberg, Barbara Anderson, Betty Lichtenwalter, Dotte Anderson, Arlene Otis, Jean Ann Meyer, Dorothy Beam, Jo Ann Wennlund, Judy Schofield, Darlene Wahl, Betty Rovenhagen, Carole Crouse, Peggy Shipman, Beverly Mundt, Janice Johnson, Sandra Woodruff, Jane Oram. Row V: Ellen Treash, Robbie Neal, Ann Hobbs, Mildred Hack, Patty Dath, Helen Sluis, Janice Reimers, Marie Draves, Penny Spiewak, Jo Ann Mundt, Karen Gillette, Marie Salvato, Andree Ledebuhr, Dona Ullrich, Anita McMahon, Pat Lackner, Pat Wilson, Shirley Klotz, Miss Doubet. Row VI: Lavonne Erdmann, Yvonne Piepenbrink, Carol Larson, Diane Schaubel, Kay Seltzer, Christina Barnes, Donna Barnes, Shirley Pritts, Barbara Rollings, Geri Smego, Petra Reinhard, Judy Hansen, Shirley Wahl, Miss Gillogly, Janet Feil, Donna Rae Meyer, Sue Bogatitus, Judy Lane, Sally Buckland, Frances Bajorinas, Louise Summers. Left side: Janet Korsgaard, Judy Brouillette, Pat Brouillette, Yvonne Lilly, Bonnie Slick, Diane Ullrich, Doris Yunker, Darlene Rovenhagen, Carol Hohenstein, Jackie McGinnis. Future Homemokers of America F. H. A. had the distinction of being the largest club in school, with an enrollment of I27 girls. Though divided into separate sections, the two groups shared their activities. The girls entertained F. H. A. girls from another school at an Around-the-World dinner in February. In the fall they served at the I. A. H. S. P. meeting when Lincoln-Way entertained the Wil-Ro-Kee division. The club contributed to charities by sponsoring a war orphan and giving a food basket at Thanksgiving. The girls had a lot of fun at Daddy Date Night . Box socials and taffy apple sales helped put needed cash in the treasury. Frosh President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Public Relation s: Officers -Soph Betty Lichtenwalter Beverly Mundt Jo Ann Harris Doris Bobzin Sheila Bennett Junior President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Public Relations Senior Janet lfeil Diane ljllrich Yvonne Iliepenlxrink Karen Wade Beverly Lauffer Future Homemctkers Rip cmd Dip -1 F pw 3 - :-: -' 1 2:?v l 'u a W Lights Cut Please H President: Vice President : Secretary-'lire usurer: lit-porter: Spon sors: Projectionists john Fish, Cliff Mann, Al Krusemark. Officers Ralph A. liisenbrandt john Ci. lfish Yirgil li. lliimmond Clifford Vi. Munn x1f.ii.Nti1 lliirdy. N1r.iit-orge I. llurrow One of the most active organizations here :it Lincoln- llny is the Proiectionists Cflub which has a membership of over fifty students. The members :assume various responsibilities in the organization. They handle the films from the time they arrive until they are returned, seeing that they are properly scheduled and shown. Other projectionists are in charge ofthe eouipmertt in the Audio-Visual Department. Students do all the work and enjoy it. Seated: llixrliin Waddell. jim Lee, Ron Ferguson, Clmrles Otto. Stun Burnett, Dave McGuire, lfred Kieslur, George Ruhle, liurlce l.LlIllllH'Il. lerry Schroeder, Al Krusenialrk, jerry lxondraselc. Row ll: june Si1muel,Vivienne lfisenbrandt, liob Matteson, Leroy liitner, Mr. Hardy, Charles llighley, Ralph liisenbrandt, Arlan Schrum. 'lierry Marshall. james Landfried, Gordon Goodwin, Bob 'l'echmz1r1,Ray liisping, Ron lfredin. Row Ill: john lioyson, Paul Thomas, Cjliff Mann, Lee Yunlcer. john Fish. Les Yan Ordstrand. Orlun Barnes, Uennis Becker, jim Lixrnulitxn, liob White, George Dowle. 1 Q V , in . , I .91 4dp1.hA. 4 A f F415 ' L ' 'i 'Q Ks ' , 2 L , X ' N s, jim Lee, Gordon Goodwin, Ron l'redin. Paul lhornas, Virgil Hammond, Ralph liisenbrandt gs! ii i'ifii 1 i TO BAND PERFCDRMANCES Row lt Row ll: Row Ill: Band Nj 1' Diana Nlankowski, Diane Iiatson, Paul Schuh. Larry Cullison. Stan Korisra. Kc-ith Lisuwn, Kiharlcs Otto. Arlnn Schram. Anthony Dina, Ron Stcinlu-rp Leroy liitner, Virgil Hammond. Phifer. Charles Hammond, Bud Mr. Taylor . lf. Bond Section Leaders Seated: Larry l'hifL-r, baritone Lrnrnbong-g l'.1i1l Schuh. xuvcnlvximlsq 'liul llurst, cornrr. liovi li Hill Mdlornuick. pcrcussiong Kc-n Case, hasscsg Larry Cfullison, French hornsg jim Warning, clarinctsg jim Szauftcnlvc-rg, saxophuncs. f'.. ,f Ken Clase. jim Stauffcnlvcrg. Dick Batson, Larry dy Lail. lorry Marshall. Les Yan Orrlstrand, Band Officers Seated: Larry Phifer, head librariang Diane liarson. Vice Prcsidcntg jim Stauffenberg. librarian. Standingzlicn Vasc, trcasurcrg l,.xrry Cfullison, sccrctaryg jim Hooper, prcsiilcnt llanrl Masulr. Nlr. 'laylrwr -:a.,,, SI-ICDPPING AROUND F 2 Row I: Wendell Sims, Elwood Zitter, Wesley Schultz, Eddie Donaldson, Harlan Waddell, jim Lee, Everett Long, Bob Matteson, Gordon Goodwin, Virgil Hammond. Row ll: Rich Bailey, Milan Valuch, john Duer, Bill Harris, jerry Moede, jim liearns, Ron Studnicki, Don Carter, llenry Bottema, Bob Techman, john Boyson, Elroy Erdmann, Bill Klinger, Lorne Niemann, Ron Fredin, Ed Woodward Ken Case, Bob Emperor, Mr. Kruzich, Milton Batson, Ron Van Buskirk. a Industrial Arts Club The members ofthe Industrial Arts Club strive to live up to the high pur- poses of their organization. Throughout the year several co-recreation nights were sponsored for the student body. In addition to building park benches and picnic tables forthe community, they built and put up the Christmas decorations for the school. The club enjoyed occasional parties, one at Christmas time and another in the spring. At the annual field trip to an industry, the boys gained a great deal of valuable information. 0' BUSINESS BECKONS lg' wf',,, 3140 JT -L. X,,n-- fig' Martha Hoyt, Anita McMahon, Janice Johnson, Ruth Heimerdinger, Beverly Violet Teske, Marcella Highley, Beverly Hedge, Barbara Sayers, Beverly Jones Donna Flatt, Bonnie Slick, Jeanette Sievert, Joan Teague, Sandra McCoy, Row I: Lauffer. Row II: Louise Summers. Row lll: Larry Cullison, Eugene Moritti. Sponsor: Mr. Sardiga. Diane Neuls, Virginia Collins.Sally Buckland, Shirley Kule, Lorraine Redman Future Business Leaders of America The F. B. L. A. is a national organization for students in business ed- ucation. F. B. L. A. is composed of active, associate, collegiate, and honorary members. The chapter consists of a group of young men and women enrolled in business subjects and organized under the guiding principles of F. B. L. A. The program is developed around a keystone of service, education and progress. Interesting speakers from time to time address the club. Among those this year were an airline hostess from TWA Employment Agency in Joliet. and a representative from the State Several money raising campaigns have been held. These included sales of baked goods, doughnuts, white elephants and cup cakes. Proceeds were used in buying equipment for the business departments. Officers President: Vice President: Secretary: Trea surer: Reporter: First Semester Second Semester Janice Johnson Ruth Heimerdinger Violet Teske Fred Madsen Louise Summers Frances Bajorinas Barbara Sayers Jean Bettenhausen Anita McMahon Violet Teske Sponsor: Mr. Sardiga ACTIVITIES CROWD -loo 49 K f- .A .A J . , '-X M e18JI.l - L1 figiilx' I Row I: Barbara Livingston, Geraldine Knapczyk, Beverly Johnson, Jean lflorey, Carol Ruthenbeck, Marie LaVinn, Peggy Shipman. Vivienne Ifisenbrandt, Phyllis Hacker, Sandra Maurer. Row II: Susan Benson, Sharon Nelson, Darlene Rovenhagen, Doris Bobzin, Barbara Niemann, Madeline Selnik, Donna Heinecke, Beverly Mundt, Jo Ann Tischer, Carol Werner, Rosemary Wollenberg, lX'illa Schroeder, Betty Ann Hunt. Row III: June Samuel, Karen Bogatitus, Carole Gilmore, Beth Rose, Lynn Heptig, Chris Barnes, Judy Feil, Patty Dath, Karen Anderson, Pat Bradley, Sue Bngatitus, Karen Gillette, Charlotte Harris, Linda Powers. Row I: Marilyn Sayers, Jo Ann Harris, Diane Sorenson, Pat Reed, Bette Croes, Beverly Jones, Jo Ann Hansen, Pat Santerelli, Diana Mankowski. Row II: Carole Crouse, Karen Miller, Carolyn Schwartz, Shirley Weber, Nancy Grogan, , Doris Delaney, Geriann Hull, Christine Duffy, Barbara Matteson, Carol Smithson, Claire Ryden, Andree Ledebuhr. fx: : 64? Row III: H Norma Heidrich, Nancy Armin, Marie Salvato, Janet Bauch, Pat Wilson, Dorothy Beam, Janet Feil, Donna Jean Flatt, Violet Teske, Julie Lesniewicz, Janice Janousek, Elaine Hermann. Row IV: Shirley Wahl, Marthalloyt, Dona Anderson, Judy Hansen, Jo AnnBlair, Judy Eden , Lavonne lirdmann, Judy Christensen, Sally Buckland, Carol Knieriem, Janet Korsgaard, Sandy Swinford, Margaret Jones, Carol Manhart. Row I: Diane Neuls, Kay Delaney, Sue Schlot- terer, Doris Yunker, Dora ljllrich, Phyllis Lane, Gailyn McCoy, Jackie McGinnis. Row II Ruth Heimerdinger. Janet Korsgaard, Sharon Moede, Mama Harnack. Karen Brockman, Joan Teague, Marilyn Boleman Pat Boleman, Sandy lfden, Jo Ilennlund, Marilyn Cooper, Claudia Thomas, Louise Summers, Miss Sprayberry. CALENDAR Girls Athletic Associotior The girls in G. A. A. are able to enter into a variety of activities throughout the year. Soccer, field hockey, baseball, basketball, volley ball and bowling are a few ofthe athletic events in which they may take part. The Lin- coln-Way G. A. A. is a member of the Illinois Athletic Association. In the fall members of the G. A. A. attended dance clinics at Rich and at I. S. N.L'. In the spring some of the highlights were the mother-daughter bannuet and the eighth grade play day in April. For the latter all eighth grade girls in the district were invited to parti- cipate in a planned program which included games and tours ofthe building. President: Marilyn Boleman Vice-President: Pat Boleman Secretary: Mama Harnack Treasurer: Beverly Mundt Sponsor: Miss Sprayberry Leaders Club :X . . Es 'L NCD GIRLS ALLCDWED i- Stan Bruns, Fred Niadsen, john Weber Mark Schellenber , Nix. LaVinn Rich Baile 1 7 S 1 n - Y, jim Staley, Les Gullicksen, jim Warning. Row I: Row Il: Jerry Moede, Rich Storm, jim Anderson. Row Ill: Paul Landahl, Ron Knakmuhs, Herb Folkers. Row IV: Rich Miller, Morris Wade, Bill Heidrich, Sparky Hauck, Woody Zitter, Don Lehmann, Bob Hermann, Bill Bolker, Lloyd Dodds, john Duer, Ed Fehrenbacher, Stan Barnett, LeVerne Mark, Tom Rowswell, Dave Zechlin, Allan Mager, jerry Collins, Rich Wade Paul Padzuikas, ,Ron Studnicki, Ron Hughes, Ed Woodward, Bill Harris. Lettermen The L Club is composed of athletes who have earned a varsity letter in one of the major sports. fxlernbership has greatly increased over last year since some of the track, basketball and baseball men from last season have been ad- mitted, as well as the current year's new football and cross country athletes who have earned the required letter. Members of the L Club have served as ushers at all home games this year, sold tickets to many of the athletic events and enjoyed varied activities throughout the year. Gfficers President: Vice President: Treasurer: Secretary: Sponsors: Mark Schellenberg Rich Bailey john Weber james Staley Mr. LaVinn, Mr. I-,ashmet 1 HIC, HAEC, HOCQI v 1. 84 il 'NW I ,M i .-4.9,. L atm Club .M 6- .P I Row I: Carol Manhart, Karen Brockman, judy Eden, Ruth Ileimerdinger, Linda Powers, Suzanne liriksen. Row II: Andree Ledebuhr, Marna llarnack, Ken Weber, Ted Dunham, Allan Mager, Chris Duffy. Row III: LeVerne Mark, Tom Dunham, Henry Barnett, Larry Phifer, Stan Barnett. Standing: Bill Ileidrich, Raydene Cook, jim Staley, Dave Zechlin, Miss Harra. Latin Club, named S.P.Q.R., is affiliated nationally with the junior Classical League. Its purposes are the encouragement of a more thorough know- ledge of the life, customs and language of the ancient Romans and the promotion of a better understanding and more friendly relationship among students of Latin. One of the club's first activities was a field trip to the Crerar Library and Art Institute in Chicago. In March, as their contribution to the chorus carnival, members allowed themselves to be auctioned off as slaves by their energetic First Consul. Other activities included a Christmas party and a Valentine party. Most important of all was the Roman Banquet, at which faculty members and second year students were served and entertained by the first year slaves . At the club meetings entertainment consisted of Latin songs, plays, Latin games. and the reading of Latin magazines. 2 -Vi 251 Officers V- R i llill lleidrieh . . . Lictor Raydene Cool-4 . . Secundus Con sul jim Staley . . Primus Consul Dave fc-chlin . Scriba Sponsor . Miss llarra , 11' f ME GUSTO EL ESPANCDL ...- 447' bl.--lr 1 Row I 44 P197 Brll Vlestman Larry Cullrson Lors Fee Sandra Maurer Paula Stacel Sandy Zarse barlyn NIcC.oy laxonne Lrdmann udy Lhrrstensen Nhss Hartman Leslre Nan Ordstrand Buddy Larl Ron Nan Buskrrk anet Fltzer Darlene Rovenhagen Lorralne Redman Rom ll karen Bogatrtus ul1e Lesnlewrcz Beata Nlajda judy Ferl Ron Daugherty rm Anderson Bob Olson ohn Duer Ron Ixnakmuhs Pat Boleman Anrta McMahon C llff 'Wann Rlchard De Forest ane Oram Geri Smebo Los Compeones Thrrtx sl! lmcoln V15 students thrs year belonged to Los fampeones the organrzatron for Spamsh students Regular meetmgs were spent rn learnrng more about people and customs rn Spanrsh speakxng countrres The club IS affrlrated mth the Illrnors Federauon of the Pan Amerrcan League Several members of the club competed rn the Spamsh contests whrch are sponsored by the IFP -XL and the Lnrversrty of lllrnors Several proyects were carrred out durrng the year Among them were the banquet featurmg Spanish costumes and food a booth at the carmval and adrsplax of a typrcal street scene rn Xlexrco Ofhcers President N ICC Presr dent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Pat Boleman Ron Studn1ck1 Anrta Mckiahon Ron Knakmuhs Mrss Hartman i l 0 N NX l lv' jf . S A' s , s l ,-x' .4 S . Q 4 . 3 .. ' . I r- V ' , I . . Q V. 1 . 4- L1 Y S n . n .-I. , ' , ' Q C L I 1 4 A . 4 I A A4 4 4 it A 1 1 . ll . . Uv , - ' I , S . . I 4 l ' 'l Q, ' ' . V A ' I . V . . Q f '- ' S . Q If ,, . I A' l 5 H V' . . I , .4 4 4 ? Q . N . R-' - I ' . . , ' . ' s ' . . 1 A N . i . 4' , . ,M '-4 ' .. . ' I . .ly . 4 A '-if I' 0 , , ' 'TN , r 1 -. ' ' . - A 4 M gg, . K . . ' Y -4 Q fy 1 .. 4 , , A A., 5 . 4 Q ' .1 r . ' , .. 4' A .X Xl ' . SCI-IDOL DAYS FCDREVER 3 'inqu- l -trans -- ' G 'Y Seated: Lf-.f Buddy Lail, Roger Swart, Jackie McGinnis, Pat Wilson, Mrs. Hussey, Ted Dunham, Barbara Rollings, Yvonne Piepenbtink, Pat Bradley, Mr. Dieken. Standing: Betty Lichtenwalter, Tom Dunham, jo Ann Mundt, Carole Gilmore, julie Lesniewicz, Geri Smego, Lavonne Iirdmann, Carolyn Wise, Beata Vlajda, janet Fitzer, Patty Dath, Margaret jones, Charles Hammond, Leslie Van Future Teachers of America The local F. T. A. is known as the Abe Lincoln Chapter. A charter was granted the club this year stating that it is in good standing as a member of the National Ifducation Association. Frequently outside speakers talk to the members on various phases or levels of teaching. The projects chairman is responsible for keeping a scrapbook of school news clipped from the local papers. Other activities sponsored by the organization this year included open house held during American Education Week, a skit given over the public address system and also before an elementary P. 'II A., and a field trip to a teachers college. Gfiice rs President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Projects CQhairman: Sponsor s: Yvonne Piepenbrink Pat Wilson jackie Mciiinnis 'lied Dunham liarbara Rollinltgs N1r.l7ieken, Mrs. Hussey IS NO NEWS GCDGD NEWST' fi -' v 1 9 I J vw 'S K Q i fa 4' nge .f ' . J v I V !?- N! xt? in N s. ' 3 , ..,,,.. l , . - '5L5'y:f,,.Ls, X X: V' L, . 4 N Q 1.,1'4 -,Wdifl S ' 5 ' ff f 'M , , ' 5.12- Zf'g5l,t-' .. , L 5 V A U X , r N , R .V SN, 1 A f... LK, X2 V A Ji ' M A - , ta... f -,Q Seated: Sheila Bennett, Sandy Eden, Denny Wheeler, Wendell Sims, Bill Bolker, john Weber. Standing: Miss Rittenhouse, Nlrs. Welch, Rich De Forest, Judy Eden. Lincoln-Woy LUG The l.INCOl.N-WAY LOG began publication this year with a new staff. Their purpose was to regularly distribute to the students an account of the events and activities at Lincoln-Way. Early in the year they began a weekly column in the Semmler Publications emphasizing current news and school activities. The monthly edition, printed by the business department, was devoted largely to columns, short stories, editor- ials, essays, humor and other features submitted by the students. With the co- operation of other students and teachers, the newspaper staff has really been able to do two iobs in one. Stoll I-lditor . Sports Feature . Reporters. Typist . I-Ixch ange . Sponsors . Sandy liden Denny Wheeler, Bill Bollcer Bill Noble, Sheila Bennett . Sharon Hutchins, Sharon Moede, john Weber, judy Eden, Carol Ruthenbeck, Terry Marshall . Wendell Sims Richard De Forest Mrs. Welch, Miss Rittenhouse, Mr. Sardiga 61 CALL LETTERS AND PUZZLERS Seated: Clarence lleisner, Bruce Dam- crull, Milt llatson, Pau1Schuh, fxlr. llardy. Standing! john Vleber, jim Cooper, Rudy Ciuzik, Larry llaislet, Ralph Eisenbrandt. 1- Q Gfficers S X il' 2 f L f U -g. 1 ix President: Milton liatson Yicc President: Paul Schuh Secretary and Treasurer: Bruce Damerell l ' Sponsor: Mr. llardy 1 ,.- lf' Amateur Radio Operators One ofthe newest clubs at Lincoln-Way is the Amateur Radio Operators. Though the membership is small, the club's plans are big. The members plan, in the near future, to buy a transmitter and receiver. They all hope to qualify for an F C C license to operate a radio transmitter. Then Lincoln-Way can proudly say Xie are on the air. Math Club The Math Club is open to anyone who is interested in mathematical appli- cations. These include simple number puzzles as well as the complicated brain- twisting, thought provokers that may stump even the sponsor. Puzzles of various types are submitted to the newspaper and are included as part of the LINCOLN-WAY LOG with the title, Number Lover's Corner . During the year the club has bought a huge demonstration slide-rule for the use of students interested in learning the mechanics of such an instrument. They have also, in each meeting, delved into various problems such as breaking code, moebius band. and magic squares. v . :': 'l-- ii 'W' . Row I: Rudy Guzik, Bruce llamerell, y Don Korsgaard, lflroy lfrdmann Paul Schuh. Row ll: Stan Korista, Gene Scheer, l.L'YL'l'I'lC Mark. Bill Mc! ormick, jim Clooper. Ron Ill: Paul Landahl, Sparky llauck, Te-l llunham. l..1rry l'l1il4'r. l7.ivr Nlciruirc. 'x 5 xl Srandiny: Mrs. Hussey. Sponsor: Mrs. Hussey l'rt-sidrnt: l'.iul Schuh Yin' President: lzlruy lzrdmann Secretary: Rudy Ciuzilx BAND AID BRIGADE ii l- C. Q K1 ..k.Y. 1- jf Q Row l: Marnu llarnaclx. Karen Broclcman, Sheila Bennett, Barbara Maehtemes. Row ll: Carol Knieriem, liaydene Cook, Andree Ledebuhr, Mrs. Gorman, Gladys Rinlce, Penny Spiewak, judy Schleeter. Row Ill: Marilyn Cleoper, judy lfeil, janet liauch, Diane Ullrich, Phyllis Lane, Carole Crouse, Margaret Campbell, livelyn Rowswell, Kay Seltzer. Row IV: Phyllis Shipman,Shar0n Nelson, Donna Rae Meyer, Frances Swinsorl, janet Fell, Future Nurses of America Girls who are considering nursing as a Career qualify for membership in the lfuture Nurses. A member is on duty in the nurse's office each period of the day. Some time during the year a field trip is planned to a large hospital. Visit- ing the hospital helps to give the girls a first hand impression of what the future may hold for them as professional nurses. Officers President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Publicity Ch airman: Sponsor: Dona ljllrich Phyllis Lane Karen Brockman Judy Ifeil Mama Harnacl-1 Mrs. Gomian 1' , I, Ja? L SL, ,, ff 'N .fu- vw..-H' 63 KNIGHT BACKERS Row I: Carol Ilohenstein, Kathryn Cooper, Lois Fee. 1 -l Dona Ijllrich. Row II: Iiaydene Cook, Pat Bradley. Linda Powers, Barbara Uuer. Row III: Diane Neuls, jo Ann Nlundt, judy Ifeil. Chris Iiarnes. Rhythm Knights The Rhythm Knights is one of the new organizations at Lincoln-Way this year. It is a drill squad composed of twelve girls using pom-pons. The idea was a co-operative one developed between the Music and the Girls P. If. Departments. The squad hopes to pro- mote school spirit, present entertain- ment. and add color to the games. Members of the squad realize many benefits, They learn to work with a group which is participating in pre- cision movements, and are given an opportunity to gain experience in appear- ing before large audiences. C? Members of the Pep Ciilub helped to maintain an organized cheer- ing section at all home basketball and football games. Red sweaters or Pe blouses and black skirts or slacks were adopted as standard uniform. p Posters announcing forthcoming games and encouraging the support of the team were designed and posted throughout the community by club members. Row I: Iieverly Lauffer, Karen Miller Carmj, Marilyn Sayers. Suzanne Iiriksen, Phyllis Shipman. Sandra Maurer. Gale Osborne. Linda Powers. Barbara Niemann. jo Ann We-nnlund. Row II: Dona Anderson, Iflaine Ilermann. Iietty Croes, Lorraine Redman. julie Lesnievnicz, Robbie Neal. Kathy Zumklallen, llonna Ileineke. How III: Iiuddjv Lail. Marie La Vinn. Doris Ilelimey, Carol Smithson, Claire Ryden. Carole Ciil- more, Sharon Nelson. Row INT! Leslie Yan Ordstrand. Ilob Olson. Linda Ruhle. Karen Wade. Norma Ileidrich. Anita McMahon. Claudia Thomas. Kay I7f,-laney. -I BUILD FUR LAND, SEA AND AIR Rowl fSeatedj: john Fish, james Landfried, Wendell Anderson, LarrySims, lfd fitter, jim llearns. Row ll: lid Fehrenbacher, Mark Schellenberg, Ron Ferguson, Roger Corp, jim Mcfdure, Wendell Sims, Keith Liston, jim Carnahan, Hill Noble, john Nicholson, Mr. lillermann, La Verne ljllrich, Ronald Rob, jim Dixon, Tom Williams, Wayne Klasing, Earl Heimerdinger, Elwood Zitter, jerry Wondrasek, Lee Yunker, Anthony Dina, Ken Zimmermann. Row III: Tom Rowswell, Eugene Scheer, john Weber, Dick Henry, Ron Sorrill, Don Carter, lfddie Donaldson. Model Club Members ofthe Model Club may be from all four classes, so long as they are interested in building scale models of airplanes,boats, trains, or racers. The purpose of the club is to foster a better competitive spirit among the members. Since a lot of close work is necessary to make an accurate scale model, it gives the members a chance to show their skill and patience. The club presents contests for the exhibition of models. They are judged by their stability, neatness, and accuracy according to plans. The models are separated into different classes according to whether flying or non-flying and their cost of construction. Qfficers President: Bill Noble Vice President: Mark Schellenberg Secretary: Ed Fehrenbacher Treasurer: Virgil Hammond X Sponsor: Mr. Ellermann P-1 CSeatedD Bill Noble, Mark Schellenberg, Mr. Ellermann. fStandingj Larry Sims, john Weber, Fd Fehrenbacher. 6 Knights of KNGWLEDGE SAYS UNCLE Science s it XXV jim MCC Rydell, P ure, Bob Hughes, lionnie at Bradley, Dennis Becker, Ann Hobbs, Ken Zimmermann, Louise Vondrasek, Tom Ricketts. George Ruhle, Charles Highley, Leroy liitner, Alan Pius, Mr. Burrovv, Roland jedlicl-4 Ronald Sorrill. Vlayne Klasing, David Donaldson. Qfficers President: Vivienn e liisenbrandt Vice Pres lr easure r: Se cretary: Repo rtt- r: Spun st-rl ident: George Ruhle Ronald Sorrill Lawrence llunt Pat lirtidlt-y Mr. llurrtvw The Knights of Science nas t-rtgziiiizt-ti this year exclusively for freshmen students with a scientific bent, At suffered many of the growing pains, It strives to widen interest by shin it plays a part in the life ofthe in iii, requirements is that each member 11,11- deal with any phase of science he National Honor Society Seated: Carol Larson, Yvonne Piepenbrink, Judy Lane, Janice johnson, Barbara Sayers, Diane Ullrich. Standing: Diane Batson, Mrs. Hussey, Larry Cullison, Lome Niemann, Rudy Guzik, Paul Schuh, jim Cooper, Bill Heidrich, jim Staley, janet Korsgaard, Mr. Keeley. Officers Diane Batson Marilyn Cooper President: Vice President: Secretary: Barbara Sayers Treasurer: Bill Heidrich Sponsors: Mr. Chapman, Mr. Keeley, Mrs. llussey. ' cause it is new. it has fiezintzz to 1. nt-txly 0I'2fgi1llZft'tl citrix nom gm iptirtant science nn-l Pam' i 1i,.il and the cornrnunitjt' Une .ati the t fin-f .iz least one project which may fxlembership in the Xationni iionor not-iety is open only tt tin-, students who have completed five semesters of worlt, htixe 'l:11lI!lll'1r a B average scholastically, and have above average rating by ine: 't-if, of the faculty in regard to character, leadership, service and :sc'l1ivl,1i' hip. The National llonor Society is a service organization. lIltll'.l.l'l2ll members maintain a reception service each period in the lobby to give! visitors and show them around the school. In the future N. ll. S. hopes to sponsor scholarships for deserving students and initiate a student assist- ance program. l .7- 1 WATCH THE BIRDIE' Seated Davrd Donaldson Dave NieGu1re Bob Hextman Srandrng Mr Hardy Arlan Schram john Fxsh Bxll Hoyt Fd Stelzer LaVerne bllrlch 1m Lee Norma Heldrrch George Dowle Alan Pxus Bob Hughes NX aynt lxlaslng Charles Otto Camera Club xc tm mn others merely as a hobbx Xiembers of the Camera Club develop a knowledge of the mans possrbrlxtrcs rn the freld of photography Some are mterested rn photography Proyetts rnclude talxmg prctures at a p ur nn xlxnr, rn the yearbook photography Officers Presrclent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor cl nces lays and srmrlar school George Dowle Dave Donaldson Bob Whxte Dave N1cGu1re Bob Hughes Nir Hardy ll XX I V 474' -51 , D val, , . 5: V k I 1' :X . 1' 1 C tai' 1 ., - 9' , :Q , 1 F ' , I ' 5 . i ? l ,,. xt X l , l , f i A 1' I' . X - , ' ' ,, H1 1 'uk : ' , . ' , ' A '3 1 - ' 7 1 y y I 1 ,I xl 1 , , L - ' , . asa 'WTI4 , ' . I ' -:ern .r r .1 r Y ' '. 68 Row I Cseatedjz Bette Croes, janet Timm, Pat Boleman, jerry Nloede, Sandy Eden, Ed Fehrenbacher. Row II: Arlene Otis, Marilyn Boleman, Gail- yn McCoy, Diane Neuls, Geri Smego, Lor- raine Redman, julie Lesniewicz, Chris Duffy. Row III: Sharon Kuchenbecker, Kathy Brown, Pat Nork, Bonnie Walker, Carole Gilmore, Carole Manhart, Carole Crouse, Pat Wilson, Richard Wade. Row IV: Geriann Hull, Diana Mankowski, Diane Sorenson, Susan Benson, Betty Lich- tenwalter, Elaine Hermann, Marie La Vinn, Marilyn Sayers, Karen Bogatitus, Elizabeth Rose, Garrett White. Row V: Shirley Klotz, Judy Hansen, Norma Heidrich, Carol Borchardt, Judy Eden, Ken Zitter, Patty Dath, Sandra Swinford, Margaret jones, Karen Anderson, Elwood Zitter. Row VI: Pat Lackner, Darlene Rovenhagen, Donna Flatt, Pat johnson, Nancy Schweizer, Pfesideflfil Sandb' Eden Sandra Woodruff, Bob Techman, Dona Ander- Vice Pfesldemf JEUY Moedf son, Charlotte Harris, Rich Storm, Don Car- Secretary: Pat Boleman ter, Ron gtudnicki, Tr easurer: Marvin Bormet Publicity Chairman: janet Timm The Knight Riders were added to the extra curricular activities this year for the purpose of bringing together students interested in horses and equestrian sports. As an infant organization the club realizes it has a long way to go before it will be functioning as smoothly and efficiently as it would like. In future years the club hopes to sponsor a horse show and to set up a regular schedule through which its members will be able to rent horses , , from a nearby stable. This year social meetings during which films on horses and horse- manship were shown, a Christmas party and a trip to the International Livestock exposition and Horse Show were some of the activities in which the club participated during the year. The Biology Club was organized this year under the supervision of members of the science department. The primary goal of the club was to promote an interest in biology through the use of the scientific method. A field trip took the club to the Coal City quarry to collect speci- men. The required projects took on such aspects of nature as hay infusion, the study of bees and the mounting of bugs in plastic cubes. The projects are intended to help the student to better understand biology and his environment. Seated: Penny Spiewak, Wendell Anderson, Ron Fredin, Dave Gilmore, Henry Barnett. Standing: Dave McGuire, Roger Swart, Leonard , Senglin, Bill Hathaway, Mr. Ellermann, F Ed Zitter, Stan Korista, Sharon Nelson, Dave Zechlin. 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You bet! lim' Lriuffcr Favorite- Clhccrz Give us a T Fax orite Cheer XXhat's the Matter with the Coach? CI.c-ft to Rightj F Marilyn Sayers, Norma lleidrich, Karen Miller, Dona Anderson Cheered at all gamesmplanned and presented pep assemblies ...went to ISNL' for Cheerleading Clinicmlearned and performed new teChniques...inVited Carl Sandburg cheerleaders to supper... sold small paper shakers to obtain money for large Pom-Pons...obtained new outfits. Cheerleading Mcmoqers C laudia Thomas. Beverly jones I Karen Wade lavoritc Cheer: Paul lic-vt-rr Conference Champs 'V4 'fe , Wlw ,V M, gawk S .a M A . wiv? .ww xy in N ' ' Row I: lilwood Zitter, jerry Collins, Ronald Sorrill, Gene Scheer, Terry Barnes Ken Zitter. Row ll: Don Lehmann, manager, Stan Bruns, jimDixon, Mike Werner, Le Verne Mark, Orlan Barnes, Tom Rowswell, Rich Miller, Mark Schellenberg, Mr. La Vinn. CRQSS CQUNTRY The first Lincoln-Way cross country runners brought home the Conference Championship trophy this year. The winning combination consistedof Mark Schellenberg, Le Yerneklark, Stanley liruns, jerry Collins Tom Rowswell, and Terry Barnes. This was the first major athletic award earned by l--W athletes. The first victory came from the hands of the tough Carl Sandburg harriers when the Knights edged them out 27 to 28, with Mark edging out Schellenberg for a close one-two punch. The Knights' only defeat came to them at Reavis, where without the aid of two regulars, Schellenberg and Collins, the Knights ran their hearts out only to meet defeat by 4 points. The last regular season meet, held here at L-W, proved more than a satisfactory showing, having the Knights take the first four positions, spearheaded by Schellenberg, Mark, Bruns, and Collins. Final score was L-W 19 and Carl Sandburg 57. The conference meet was held at Carl Sandburg with four of the six conference schools attending. There were L-W, Oak Lawn, Reavis, and host Carl Sandburg. The Knights won the meet in fine fashion with Sch- ellenberg, Mark, and Bruns finishing fourth, fifth, and sixth respectively out of the twenty eight individual competitors. They were followed by Collins finishing 9th and Rowswell taking 11th. Lincoln-Way took first with 37 points and Oak Lawn followed with 40. Reavis was third while Sandburg placed last. ...4 .av-M First Victory Highlights Season A3 ' fi wa- 7'1aS? ,-S Zies. .5 I , nf . - , 4 . .f , ' ' ' ,V -W 'Y-rw Q ' -A .', tr' - ' 1542. - ' -5 Q, Af- , .-, ,- r , . fi .,.. , , .. , . ,..,..:-,. Row I: Bill Noble Ron Studnicki, john Weber, jim Anderson, Ron Hughes. Row II: Mr. Lashmet, Bill Harris, Rich Bailey, jerry Moede, Les Gullicksen, jim Staley, Ed Woodward, Jim Warning, Bob Hermann, Bill Bolker, manager. Row III: Mr. Kinney, Ken Case, Rich Storm, john Duer, Herb Folkers, Sparky Hauck, Bill Heidrich, Morris Wade, Lloyd Dodds, Fred Madsen, Ed Fehrenbacher manager. VARSITY FGCDTBALL Looking backward on the football season a good many bright spots are visible and there is much to be proud of. The boys' conference record at the end of the season stood at one victory against five defeats. The only win was the thrilling victory over Evergreen Park. But the Knights are looking forward to next year, when they figure to be the dark horse in the conference race with a good experienced group of boys returning. They certainly put out their best effort and showed fine spirit throughout the season. A great improvement was also shown as they put up very good battles against Rich, Reavis, Evergreen and Oak Lawn. Credit is due to the graduating seniors who did a fine job and will surely be missed next year. Ed Woodward represented the Knights as he was elected All- Cfonference end in the Southwest Suburban Conference. llalfback Morris Wade and center john Weber received honorable mention. Wilmington 35 Lincoln Way Rich 27 Lincoln-Way Reavis 19 Lincoln Way Carl Sandburg I3 Lincoln-Way Evergreen Park T Lincoln Way Oak Lawn I3 Lincoln-Way Bremen 28 Lincoln Way Iuniors Spark Varsity WE JERRY T MQEDE MORRIS R d WADE and BILL CI: bbl S d STUDNICKI JOHN Sc PM DUER SW HERB Th B Id FOLKERS LES L ky GULLICKSEN EVERETT Sp ky HAUCK RICH I BAILEY BILL Shi In HEIDRICH FRED GIGGLES MADSEN .IIM J J STALEY ED VI od VIOODWARD OHN BII WEBER dRON D HUGHES a B HARRIS 4 I by ,pr A - - Q 5 , fs 5 ' -1 H u ,I I ji Lx pr ,lg on U -I I .. N ,. Q 'i ' ' ' ,, K 5' I Q X I Irv 1 - ' l e u' ' ir 3 Irv, at 4 ? he ? I TE ,lx I BeeIcs'I' U U H I I r' I I . f' xxrf . I 3 H H III Season of Thrills ggi-fi l. ., i- - 35,4 P jp. Rough and Tough gi 1 -.1 In PX 4 7 I Pi 'fl ip 91 I' , , f S5 r. ., KJ ff X , so asa. 39 'QB' W ,48 W ,r?3f 31 i. if W I P as 3 41.5 Ariz 5 4-sat 'Jw Row I: Larry Hunt, David Donaldson, jim Lee, Rich Kovar, Bob Hughes, Clarence Heisner, George Ruhle, Don Madsen. Row Il: Mr. Buclcowich, jim McCure, Garrett White, Stan Korista, Don Carter, Dave Novak, jim Gast, jim Stauffenberg, Delbert Yunker, Wayne Klasing, Rich Wade, manager. Row Ill: Ken Weber, Ron Fredin, Lee G-ear, Clifford Mann, Alan Pius, Bill Smith, Ronald Daugherty, joe Buckland, llenry Iessen, liarl Meyers, Dave Eriksen. FROSH-SCDPI-I FGOTBALL Bolstered by several husky freshmen, the holdover Sophomores this year went out in full force yearning for victory. I-light games were schedu- led in contrast to last season's seven. Of the eight they were able to claim top honors in two and tie a third against Sandburg. Wilmington Reavis Evergreen Park Bremen Rich Sandburg Oak Lawn Wilmington Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Way Way Wa y Way Way Way Way Way Bright Stars Shine For Knights Coach La Vinn, Stan Bruns, Ron Hughes, Paul Landahl, Dick Fish, Bill Heidrich, Paul Padzuikas, Ron Knakmuhs, Denny Wheeler, Morris Wade, Ron Fredin, Ron Studnicki, Mark Schellenberg. VARSITY BASKETBALL Plainfield Peotone Evergreen Park Bremen Mooseheart Rich Sandburg Lemont Oak L awn Lemont Although the Knights this year did not enjoy a winning season, the '55-56 edition was tremendously improved over the team Lincoln-Way fielded in ,54-55. Five senior boys returned to the court this year to fight the battles on the hardwood. They were supported by eight able under- class teammates, seven juniors and one sophomore. The individual players were given many opportunities to play because the coach did not select a permanent A-team or B-team. It can be said that L-W athletics hit an all time peak on February 23 when the Knights smashed Lemont 60-52 in the Carl Sandburg district tourney. On the following evening, the Red and Black stayed right with the powerful Eagles for three quarters and almost walked off with their first basketball trophy, The Knights' supporters may well take heart in the Sandburg an- nouncer's words at the presentation of the trophies when he stated, This Lincoln-Way squad was the most improved team I have ever seen. Looking forward to next year, we see three of the starting five returning. It is noteworthy that this year's junior varsity went undefeated in two conference tilts. So the horizon looks very brilliant for a winning season in '56-57. Lincoln-Way 42 Reavis Lincoln-Way 32 Lincoln-Way 40 Evergreen Park Lincoln-Way 61 Lincoln-Way 55 Morris Lincoln-Way 41 Lincoln-Way 53 Bremen Lincoln--Way 58 Lincoln-Way 6 7 Rich Lin coln--Way 35 Lincoln-Way 45 Sandburg Lincoln-Way 38 Lincoln-Way 45 Oak Lawn Lincoln-Way 52 Lincoln-W ay 58 Peotone Lin coln--Way 55 Lin coln--Way 65 Reavis Lincoln--Way 48 Lincoln-Way 41 Plainfield Lincoln-li ay S5 Kmqhts 1I'l a Daze DENNY Trebor WHEELER RON Stud STUDNICKI F RON Dlxle HUGHES 44 s MORRIS Red WADE BILL Shlek HEIDRICH PAUL TaIlPauI PADZUIKAS plcx Scales FISH MARK Sweefwaier SCHELLENBERG STAN Barber BRUNS RoN Kmkef KNAKMUHS RON Handsome FREDIN 1 1 L , 5.5 f 5 n n u ll 9 , F. ll I I If n n n - n ,-., 'Q ll If V U H u ll if , 3 ' ' , ll n n DI 'I V V- -..Z - 'Ill AY .. A 4. AAN- fm I ll 'ld 4 AX, I ...JJ Z rf 19777 -443 ud 'UU 35 4. FROSI-I-SOPI-I BASKETBALL Row I: Rich Wade, manager, Everett Long, Delbert Yunlcer, Don Carter, Date lzriksen. lfddie Donaldson, Mr. Buckowich, coach. Row Il: jim Dixon, Stan Korista, Henry lessen, Dave fechlin, Leonard Scnglin, Ken lleber, Henry Barnett. 1 L Stars of the Future The little Knights this year showed promise of becoming a Very r page ,r.,, i- 1 .,..f,rt.. ti 11 . rin' f tr 'K to Conte. 'lihe l-'rosh-Soph boys met in twenty in tv' In 1 Ligi- 1 I,Vc' ' lliw hir l L' Mit: , ?i:ir..'1 ira Q- l.L'lr Will Unk l nun el Lemon! Nj v Y . .llli .. . 0.lSl'i6'l'L7x'1ll. L kk YU' Ylkkfi Culitesl S. 1,. X, i ,fr lnds we V- r'0uULcI'S 'lll-- I ill' l A: .rfrli - ll,x 1Vlil-- .11.. win-- .1I:1Ulll- Lint. ln- A mln- Lincoln- -w XX NA Yi lk XX ll VX W Ay .lk .1 .xy try .ry AY with each school. H in-.urs ji, l.vur,1rt-ern lb Morris .ll llremen Rf' Rich 'wl Sandburg 251 Oak Lawn lt' Peotone 7,f' Reavis 37 Plainfield lhxrlc uries in five rind losing by only narrow the record was three wins against six rc- victorious over Bremen, Sandburg, and QU 50 UU -12 51 41 57' 56 28 52 54 2 5 0 l44 22 r Lincoln--Way Lincoln-Wzxy Lincoln-Way Lincbln-Way Lincoln-Way Lincoln-V4 ay Lin coln-VL ay Lin coln-Way Lincoln--Way Lincoln-Way H23 . FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row l: Charles Otto, manager, Terry Schroeder, Dave Donaldson, Doug Porick, George Ruhle, Bill Sayers, Don Madsen, Mr. Buckowich, coach. Row ll: Bob Hughes, Ron Ferguson, Mike Stacel,RonDaugherty, Alan Pius, Lee Yunker, Ron Sorrill, Clarence lleisner. 79 Grapplers Grunt and Groan .' ,J -- ful L 1 Q f 1: 2. K., 5 , 7 N .- Seated: Woody Zitter, Terry Marshall, Rich Kovar. Chuck Hammond. Virgil Hammond. Gerald Nlanlcowski. Larry llunt. Ken Zitter liovv I: jim Lee. lid fitter. Larry lfraricis. Gene Sc eer. jerrv Mot-de. lfd Nlootlwart lhive Kldiuire. Larry Vhifer. jim lieheliiar. Paul 'lhnmas liow ll: Don Lehmann. Ray llisping. lion Van liuskirk. hn lluc-r. liudv Gu? john lfish, Sparky llauclc, Orville Knieriem, liill nith. ltd , artie - liuc' x jim Warning, john Veber, Nlr. XM-her. coach. Lnder the able coaching of Mr. llarolcl Weber. a newcomer to the athletic staff at Lincoln-Way, the wrestlers showed themselves to be up and coming. ln spite of the fact that there was but one team triumph dividuals scored 25 victories against 78 losses. john Weber placed second in the conference :Xt the sectional meet. the team placed Sth in a field of 13 schools Xloodv fitter. E75 lbs.. placed first and re resented L-ll' in the state me- at Proviso in lfebruarv. 'lihere he ranked seventh. being solely' responsible for his school's placing 35rd out of If schools in the state. Nine varsitv matmen won letters while seven frosh-soph contend- ers earned an award. 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