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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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RALPH E. WRIGHT, Guidance Direcfor B. A., M. A. University of Illinois A. B. High Poinf College A. B., M. A., Ph. D. Bradley Universify Social Sfudies, U. S. Hisiory M. A. Columbia Universify Senior Common Learnings English I MR. GEORGE ABRAHAM B.'S. Wisconsin State College Biology, General Science MRS. THERESA BARNES A. B., M. Ed. University of Illinois 'K-sv English I, Spanish I, II MR. ALBERT J. BUCKOWICH B. S. Illinois State Normal University General Math, Algebra l, Fresh-Soph Basketball 4 3,3,,t..N, , Mus. HELEN JEAN aucxowicn K, as S 3 ' B. S. Illinois State Normal University t S? Girls Physical Education MR. RALPH CHRISTISON A. B. Illinois College irq gn Ed. M. University of Illinois Q N Algebra, College Algebra, General Science MR. DAVID COOK M' B. A., B. S., Ohio State University N College Prep English, Eng'isl1 IV, Speech wif and Dramatics 4 MRS. MILDRED FOSTER B. S. West Texas State College M. Ed. Colorado A. and M. Homemaking I, Ill, Senior Common Learnings MISS MARY FULTON B. A. University of Illinois English lll, U. S. History MISS MARGARET GENTRY B. S. Eastern Illinois State College Typing l, ll, Shorthand l MR. THOMAS HAKE B. S. Northern Illinois University General Science, Biology, Freshman Basketball MR. H. NEIL HARDY A. B. Carthage College M. S. Western Illinois State College Chemistry, Physics, Senior Science MISS EUNICE HARRA A B M A Unnverslty of MISSOUFI Ish ll Latm I I MRS DELLA HUSSEY B E Northern llllnols State College M S Unlverslty ot llllnols Geometry So ld Geometry MRS ANN JOHANSEN B S Western Illunos State Ccllece Homemakmg MR KENNETH KINNEY B S M S Indiana State Tea hers College Arts and Crafts Drlver Tralnlng Ass stant Coach Iff '60 lk OVW M ...f MR JOS PH KRUZICH B S Eastern Ill nous State College M Ed University of lllunous lndustr al Arts MR RON LARSEN Social Studles Driver Tralnlng Wrestling Coach lt MR JONAS LASHMET B S Illlnols State Normal Umversuty M A George Peabody College Social Studies Physical Educat on Football Coach MR PAUL LAVINN B S LaCrosse State Teachers Col ege M S Umverslty of Wnsconsln World History Physical Education Basketball Coach MR FRANCIS K MC GIVERN B A Umversuty of Iowa U S History Senior Soclal Problem Freshman Football Coach MR TOM OLSON B A South Dakota Unlverstty M A State Unwerstty of Iowa Vocal Mus c MR FREDERICK C NORLIN Cnot plcturedl B S Knox College M S Unlverslty of MISSOUYI Engllsh I Socnal Studies Jcmed stat? 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Illinois State Normal University M rf l 5 5 r If Q U if MISS BARBARA SAYERS Northern Illmols Unlverslty Ofllce Secretary MISS BARBARA SPRAYBERRY B S Colorado A and M M S lllnnons State Normal Umvers ty Clrls Physlcal Education MRS JANE SULLIVAN B S M S Western Illlnoas State College E :sh II Ill MR ROBERT TAYLOR B M E VanderCook College of Nuslc M M E Mlllllun Unlversly In trumental Mus c MR PAUL THOMAS B S Eastern llllnols Unlverslty M S Unlvers ty of Illlnols Bookkeep ng Office Practice MRS MARCY VAN CLEAVE Oftlce Secretary MR ROBERT VAN RHEEDEN B S M S Unlver :ty of lll nal Vocational Agrlculture MRS MARTHA H WELCH A B Unlverslty of Alabama M S Unlversuty of Illlnols Llbrarlan MRS MARY WHITAKER A B University of Illinois English I Soc al Studies MRS ELIZABETH ZORN A B Monmouth College Typung I II General Busmess MISS ROSELYN WISE Knot plcturedj B S Illmous State Normal Un versity Homemakmg I II III Joined staff in January fs CL S ,,f 5 X 'K Have you bought your Keep your eyes on the copy Here it is, Grace. Au, Gee, reafly! Pre-prom premoni ions. lt's Monday again! And another enemy bites the dust' Hoh lf wil Coo Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. what a wonderful evenug' l be full same day sz Louise Waldvogel , Vivian Kluth Gunvor La Vinn Mary Smith Irene Slceldon What's in that punch? And what did you say w e Roger, get off her toes What Miss America Contest? But we-'re not ready ye Ain't she sweet? Hey, Lee, is that Marieo What cyclone? Benched. I'll teach that Mfiil! locker E'ght ball in the side pocket Faculty meeting. The lad from outer space T Row I: S. Schroader, P, Crouse, N. Foster, Mr. Hardy, Mrs. Welch, J. Rowswell, M. Donaldson Row ll C Otto K Anderson K. Berlin, Tom Dunham, D. De Camp, Ted Dunham, T. Trump, G. A l S S T A FF Hull, Helmomi, v. Easenbmfidf Getting out this volume of the Aegis has some- how been a rougher job than usual. So many out-of- the-ordinary things have occurred during the year to make progress difficult. First, Lincoln-Way, like much of the nation, was hit by the Asiatic flu in October. Pictures were scheduled to be taken right at the peak of the epidemic, resulting in the absence of 150 students. We managed to get the make-ups later in November along with some club pictures, even then not without some conflict. The third round of club pictures was scheduled during the most severe blizzard of the season, with Editor . Assistant Editor Art Editors . Business Manager the final four organizations posing only a week be- fore the fatal deadline in February. Another unusual problem confronted the staff. For the first time in L-W's history, two teachers left at the end of the first semester. It was too late to get photographs of the new teachers so unfortunately we could list only their names, subjects, etc. Despite all the headaches there has been a lot of enioyment in publishing our fourth yearbook. For you, the owners, our hope is that you too shall derive pleasure from it in years to come. STAFF T958 AEGIS . Tom Dunham . . Vivienne Eisenbrandt Darwin De Camp, Tammy Trump . . . . Ted Dunham Business Staff . . . Geri Ann Hull, Elaine Hermann, Karen Anderson, Terry Schroeder, Janet Rowswell, Paulefte Crouse. Shirley Schroader Photography . . . Mary Jane Donaldson, Kathy Berlin Sports . Copy Editor Page l2 Charles Otto Norvene Foster L. Ekedahl, H. Graham, A. Cummings, S. Landau, F. Kieslar, Mrs. Barnes, V. Jacobson, S. Wolf, T. Zemeske, C. Beattie, S. Bennett LINCOLN- LOG STAFF After three years of hard work and hoping, the of the paper was discarded and replaced by an LINCOLN-LOG staff this year finally achieved a attractive printed one. The staff has served the school long-awaited goal. With no reluctance whatever on with their monthly publication and the community by the part of the staff, the old mimeographed edition sending weekly news articles to the local newspapers. S T A F F Editor . . .... Sheila Bennett Sophomore Reporters . . . Cathy Beattie, Tammy Trump, Ann Cummings, Carole Egness, Sharon Wolf, Leslie Ekedahl, Sharon Landau, Vivian Jacobson Freshman Reporters . . . He'en Graham, Theodora Zemeske Basketball . . . . Fred Kieslar Wrestling . Don Lehmann Inside Sports Bill Duselc Advisor . Mrs. Barnes Page T3 Page 'I4 l x Row I: R. Steinberg, N, Heidrich, J. McGuire, Mrs. Johansen, Dr. Wright, J. Gast, B. Dusek, J. Stauffenberg, M. Sayers Row II: E. Zimmerman, D. Madsen, B. Lichtenwalter, S. Barnett, K. Lorenz, L. Senglin, H. STUDENT CCUNCIL The Student Council affords students a voice in the government of the school and coordinates its many activities. The Homecoming activities and the magazine sales campaign were under the sponsorship of the Student Council. A iuke box for the relaxation and enioyment of students during the lunch periods was provided and maintained. Through the Student Council, activity funds were made available for pur- chasing the school station wagon. Routine iobs in- cluded allocating concessions, working on school rules, assisting with Step-Up Day, conducting Student Council Week, and developing materials for several group guidance discussions. Barnett, J. Eden, G. White, W. Louffer, B. Bruce, C. Otto Two assembly programs were arranged by the Student Council. Joe Anthony, orphan Korean boy now a citizen of the U. S., told of some of the experiences he had endured in his native country. Mr. Warkow, coordinator of student councils at the state level, addressed the L-W Students on the general topic of developing a philosophy of life. OFFICERS President . .... Jim Stauttenberg Vice President . . Jim Gast Secretary . Norma Heidrich Treasurer . . . . Jim McGuire Parliamentarian . Margie Ardaugh Reporter . . . Bill Dusek Homecoming queen and her court. Al Kruse- mark, Diane McCleary, Jim Stauffenberg, Marilyn Sayers, Judy Eden, John Flynn, Ray- dene Cook, Delbert Yunker, Audrey Wood word, George Ruhle Row I: T. Smith, M. Guthrie, E, Donaldson, J. Flynn, Mr. Kruzich, C. Heisner, W. Zitter, J. Haehnlein, D. Owen, T. Ricketts INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The main purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to provide opportunities for the development of leadership in civic, social, and industrial pursuits. Some of the main activities of the club were sponsoring monthly co-rec nights, the annual state convention, and other money-making proiects. Ron Fredin, senior member, was the state presi- dent He presided at the convention held at Rockford. During the convention he presided at luncheon, at the banquet and when the delegafes were seated during the actual business ot the convention. We contributed to a state-wide move to purchase a trait of land to build a camp site for all the club members in Illinois. OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,, , ..,.,,..Don Carter Vice President ,, ,,,.,., Elwood Zitter SSCYSTGYY ...... ...... E d Donaldson Treasurer .,,, ..,, ,John Flynn Reporter. ,. ..,,, Clarence Heisner Row II: R. Corp, P. Thomas, L. Hunt, T. Williams, W. Klasing, B. Hughes, R. Cutler, B. Sayers, D. Donaldson, R. Semanlcovich, T. Dusek Row III: J. Marcoux, R. Fredin, B. Klinger, L. Bitner, A. Pius, D. Robinson, J. Carnahan, E. Meyers, D. Yunlcer, W. Sims, E. Long Ron Fredin makes a punch on a metal lathe while Del Yunker observes. x 'SALE I ,ng 5. lf? Row I: B. Niemann, C. Werner, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Chrislisan, Mrs. Hussey, Miss Gentry, B. Rollings, H. Sheridan, K. Cooper NATIONAL HONGR SOCIETY Dunham, J. Stauffenberg N. H. S. The selection of students on the basis of scholar- ship, character, leadership and service takes place twice annually. Impressive initiations are held wel- coming the new members, seniors in the tall and iuniors in the spring. Page 'I6 Row II: W. Anderson, S. Korista, Ted Dunham, K. Weber, D. Zechlin, L. Senglin, R. Fredin, Tom This honorary organization raised money by the sale of stationery, greeting cards, and flowers for dances. Most of the proceeds from these sales was used in providing the scholarships given to two of the members each year. As service activities, they acted as receptionists and planned the Honors Day Assembly for the last day of school. OFFICERS President ...., ,.,...., W endell Anderson Vice President .,............ Carol Werner Secretary .... ....... B arbara Niemann Treasurer ,,.. ...,... B arbara Rollings Row I: W. Zitter, E. Fehrenbacher, R. Wade, D. Carter, R. Fredin, K. ZiLter, D. Madsen Row ll: D. Lehmann, E. Zitter, K. Weber, D. Eriksen, J. Carnahan, J. Flynn, J. Gast Row Ill: E. Donaldson, R. De Forest, S. Barnett, J. Haehnlein, D. Zechlin, B. Hughes, W. Klasing, Mr. LaVinn C B Row IV: Mr. Lashmet, S. Korista, A. Pius, L. Senglin, B. Dusek, D. Any boy who has earned a letter in any of the major sports is eligible for membership in the Letter- men's Club. This year the members of the L Club provided three monitors each period to check passes, run errands, escort visitors through the bui'ding and McGuire, J. Stauffenberg to help with any other iob when called upon. The L Club aims to promote school spirit and a high standard for athletics. Ushers at assembly programs and basketball games are members of this organiza- tion. OFFICERS President , . ..... Don Carter Secretary . ,, ..... Ron Fredin Treasurer , ,,.., Rich Wade Page 17 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President .,..,,, . .. ...Willa Schroeder Viqe President ,,,,,,,,,,,A Linda MaIaSOViC Business Manager ., rr,,... Bonnie Rydell Librarian .,,,A ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.. K G y SSIIZGI' Reporter ..... ,.,r,,. M arilyn Schultz Row I: J. Hansen, J. MiIIer, B. Rydell, S. Eriksen, M. Tomany, J. Harris, L. Fee . Row II: A. Sims. C. Schmaedeke, J. Schleeter, M. Gleason. N. Foster. M. Davies, D. Bobzin, Y. Lilly Row III: B. WaIIcer, R. Werner, B. Zatteau Row IV: W. Schroeder, Kad'w, C. Gilmore. Cook, L. Matasovic, B. Matteson, C. Baker, T. Trump, B. Mundi, C. M. Schuitz, K. Seltzer, J. Hansen, D. Schaubel, J. Mundi, S. Guth, J. 5 qv 'Y SOPHOMORE Page 20 CHORUS Row I: P. Rowe, P. Ryan, J. Wise, P. Goodwin, D. McCIeory, M. Ardaugh Row II: L. Brown, J. Gudgeon, B. Hunt, M. J. Donaldson, C. Morrison, N. Heisner, J. Collins. B. Mundt Row III: P. Bradley, K. Gersich, C. Beattie, C. Egness, J. Marcec, S. Wolf, V. Kasper. A. Cummings Row IV: K. Berlin, J. Lientz, M. E. McGovney, K. Gillette, D. Gregory, C. Struthers. V. Jacobson, C. Heptig, C. Jilek OFFICERS President ......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Judy Marcec Vice president ..,.,, .,Margie Ardaugh Business manager ....,... Ann Cummings Librarians ,... Kathy Berlin, Jean Lientz Reporter ,,,, ., , .... ,,.., . .Carol Egness We . . Q Q ,P Y QP ' B a ' - ,1 Q ,4 0 . n 1 0 1 M411 Q 'am tbgfgubm 1 J 56 X Row I: L. Redman, R. Swart, S. Beam, G. Cline, S. Korista, J. Roberson, G. Eisenbrandt, H. Hoogstra Row Il: E. Jacobson, D. Maurer, C. Miller, C. Hammond, D. Anderson, E. Long, A. Yavorn, S. Sievert Row Ill: M. Dina, E. Hopkins, R, Jones, L. Bitner, L. Michalec, W. Weber, D. Hammond, l. Van Ordstrand Along with the basketball season come thoughts of the music contests. So as well as providing between game and halt-time enter- tainment, many members had to start practicing on contest numbers. Last year's band brought home the first state trophy, a feat hoped to be equaled by this year's contestants. f COMMNKW SCHOOL OFFFICERS President .......,..... . ,... Everett Long Secretary .... . ...... Linda Ruhle Vice president . . .. . Dave McGuire Librarian .. . . . . ...... Lois Sluiter Reporter . . ......... Charles Otto Treasurer..Judy Christensen Knot pictured! PERCUSSlON R. Olson, G. Bitner, T. Peterson, D. McGuire, D. Larson, H. Wagner Page 23 Page 24 CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club attracts boys and girls who are interested in photography. Many of the dance pictures are the responsibiltiy of the members. Their regular programs deal with methods of photog- raphy-composition, film types, developing, printing, retouching, etc. i , Q Y ,. 5 e S If J V 'Uv L PROJECTIONISTS CLUB Sound and sight with visual aids Help to teach and simplify. Who is to provide this service? You can guess. Proiectionists try. OFFICERS President ....,,, H ,,,,, Dave McGuire Vice president .Wayne Klasing Secretary , , ,Dennis Becker Treasurer , ...Lee Yunker Row l: Mr. Hardy, R. Olson, R. Tarrant, D. Paben, B. Kluth, M. Hermanek, J. Wiegel, R. Wilkosz, J. Bostnick, G. Richardson Row ll: R. Rob, C. Kelch, F. Grabo, G. Hunter, V. Miller, J. Gretz, D. Fenn, E. Jacobson, J. Schofield Row lll: S. Beam, B. Snider, L Wennlund, A. Creer, J. Nicholson, T. Marshall, D. McGuire, B. Stekelberg, G. Dowle, W. Klasing, G. Eisenbrandt, T. Smith Row IV: W. Weber, G. Ruhle, A. Wald- vogel, J. Haislet, A. Pius, L. Yunker, A. Krusemark, T. Miller, B. Glenn, D. Becker, D. Donaldson Row I: Mr. Hardy, R. Olson, B. Sluis, J. Henry, G. Munch, M. Hermanek, D, Ullrich, J. Schofield, Mr. Christison Row ll: R. Corp, V. Eisenbrandt, V. Miller, M. Guthrie, D. Owen, B. Breidert, R. Turney, D. Heisner Row III: H. Wagner, J. Larson, G. Dowle, K. Engel, D. Waldvogel, B. Stekelberg, D. Reils, C. Heisner, B. Lichtenwalter, E. Zaraza Row IV: A. Waldvogel, A. Schram, G. Ruhle, T. Miller, B. Munch, D. Becker, R. Ferguson, C. Miller, B. Edmonson, D. Walker, B. Lewin OFFICERS President ....,,,,.......,,,,,.... Cliff Mann Vice President ,.,........,.. Bob Munch Secretary ..,... Vivienne Eisenbrandt Treasurer ...... Clarence Heisner LATIN CLUB Row I: C, Otto, N. Foster, B. Roll ings, B. Munch, Miss Harra, T Trump, J. Miller Row ll: S. Cappel, J. Santerelli S. Schroader, P. Spiewak, S. Link K. Zum Malfen, M. Selnik, B Sproat, J. Roberson, J, Loucks, S. , Krapf Row III: R. Engelhardt, A. Cum F mings, G. Eisenbrandt, G. Hull, L Wennlund, C. Gilmore, B. Zemeske D. Lehmann, C. Kelch, S. Wolf, C. ' ' Struthers K' I - Row IV: R. Jedlick, L. Michalec, S. L Jedlick, S. Barnett, H. Barnett, D. - Zechlin, D. Robinson, K. Weber, J. Marcoux, D. Porick, G. Doering, i in x 6+ A- ! X 1 ix I -fiff ' I if 3, ss X fs Q 1? ' 5 fi, 1 Y 1 L 1 B. Daugherty, S. Landau S. P. Q. R. The Latin clubbers had quite a time this year as they worked to promote interest in the Latin language and the life of the Romans. Occasionally the Patricians fsecond year studentsj lowered them- selves to ioin the Plebs Ctirst year membersj in their activities. Among these were the annual banquet, the field trip to the Art Institute and the Planetarium and their bi-weekly meetings, during class time. SPANISH CLUB Row If G. Osborne, P. Goodwin, J Wise, M. Donaldson, M. LaVinn, L Ekedahl, D. McCIeary, M. Sayers, Mrs. Barnes Row: II: T. Ricketts, P. Fiegen, J Spector, C. Morrison, B. Miller, N Long, J. Marcec, K. Swinford, D Anderson, K. Gersich, C. Ryden J. Elliott Row III: R. Steinberg, T. Carr, D Miller, A. Otis, L. Osborne, R Cook, D. Smith, P. Dath, K. Ander son, N. Heidrich, M. Campbell, B Morrison, S. Swinford Row IV: V. Jacobson, P. Reinhard J. McGuire, A. Schram, L. Iwema G. Marten, L. Yunker, A. Kruse mark, M. Stacel, A. Schram, K Lorenz, B. Lewin, W. Anderson OFFICERS First Year President ..,.....,... .,.... ........ . . Barbara Daugherty Vice president , . .. ............... Bob Munch Secretary .. ..... Ann Cummings Treasurer .......... ....... Gwen Doering Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,.,,......,,,...,..,........ Larry Wennlund Second Year President ........... ..,........................... N orvene Foster Vice President ..... ...... B arbara Rollings Secretary .....,,.,,,,, ..,,....., J anice Miller Treasurer ................ ....... T ammy Trump Sergeant-at-Arms ..,... ..... C harles Otto This year's Spanish Club combined work with play by having the club meetings during class periods. To learn more about Mexico they went to see Christmas Around the WorId at the Museum of Science and Industry. -Q PHI-CHEM ASSOCIATION S L Row I: W. Zitter, B. Lanham, K. Cooper, H. Sheridan, P. Bradley, Mr. Hardy, P. Spiewaln, E. Rowswell, T. Ricketts, K. Zitter Row ll: L. Ruhle, S. Smith, R. Engelhardt, E. Fehrenbacher, E. Zitter, J. Dixon, J. Mundt, W. Klasing, P. Thomas, D. Donaldson, E. Stelzer, B. Rose, C. Otto Row Ill: P. Reinhard, T. Marshall, J. Stauftenberg, Tom Dunham, D. McGuire, D. Becker, B. Hughes, T. Charvat, Ted Dunham, W. Anderson, S. Korista, S. Barnett, J. Eden Row IV: R. DeForest, T. Miller, J. Marcoux, R. Fredin, K. Weber, A. Pius, D. Zechlin, L. Yunker, A. Krusemark. L. Senqlin. J. Sluis. L. Bitner, H. Barnett. J. Landfried, B. Dusel: Members of the physics and chemistry classes form an organization designed to further knowledge in various professional fields of science. Field trips to industries in the immediate area such as Argonne National Laboratory and Blockson Chemical Company were taken by a section of the members. Ideas derived from the lab were incorporated in a play written and produced by the club in the late fall. This years was called XanthrophyIite. The big event of spring came when the student science projects were exhibited and iudged at the annual open house. OFFICERS President ..... ..... .....,.. T e d Dunham Vice president . ....... Dave McGuire Secretary ...... .. .... Kathy Cooper qi Treasurer ..... ...Stan Korista Page 26 Row I: M. J. Donaldson, J. Loucks, S. Cappel, B. Sproat, D. Willett, S. Link, C. Beattie, J. Roberson, L. Ekedahl, J. Miller, S. Schroader Row ll: J. Maddock, B. Matthews, R. Steinberg, H. Tatro, J. Marcec, C, Gilmore, H, Hoogstra, B. Zemeske, L. Surges, C. Kelch, B. Daugherty B I 0 Row Ill: L. Sluiter, L. Michalec, G. Doering, B. Seavertson, K. Lorenz, T. Peterson, R. Tomas, C L U B M. Dina, C. Miller, B. Lewin, B. Peterson, S. Jedliclc. CMr. Abraham not picturedl. Biology Club had a very rewarding year in their active participation in the Science Fair and their field trip to Argonne Laboratories. Boasting a membership of about sixty, they explored and discovered much in the field of science. orrlcens ,ggy g President .,....................,..... Ken Lorenz In W Vice president..Mary Jane Donaldson , Biff Secretary ............., Barbara Daugherty MI N W'l'9.a , , Treasurer ...... ............ B ill Peterson Wm A83 , ' URL X I ll lll' J' J' Qi fn i3..eeggeezeee2eQ3i ' M . 7 4' ,.. A Mm2::?Q1f BIOLOGY CLUB Page 27 MATH CLUB Math Club gives students who are OFFICERS not already members of Mu Alpha President VvVY', -.w-VwV---wV Doug penck Theta a chance to explore topics in Vice president A,A,VAw,-,,,,YwV jim Heislef mathematics which are not covered in SecrefarY.hveasUrer -VVVVA Jean Lientz the e9Ul0 math Cl055e5- Problem Chairman ,,,,,, Larry lwema Row I: B. Slius, T. Davis, J. Lientz, Mr. Christison, Mrs. Hussey, M. Hermanek, K. Korista, J. Spector Row ll: G. Eisenbrandt, B. Lichtenwalter, J. Charvat, D. Poriclx, B. Lewin, L. lwema, J. Haislet, R. Ferguson, R. Jedlick, R. Segvich, D. Larson illll K Page 28 ini HISTORY CLUB Row l: P. Shipman, B. Rollings, B. Rose, Mr. McGivern, R. Cook, S. Wahl, S. Wanzer Row II: D. Carter, L, Gear, L. Erdmann, D. Zechlin, R. Fredin, R. Wade, J. Stauffenberg HISTORIA AMERTCANA -this is the name chosen by a group of indus- trious students comprising the first history club at Lincoln-Way. As the club was newly-created, much of the first semester was spent in constructing a constitution. After it was approved by the Student Council, the club was able to go ahead with its many plans for trips and activities to broaden their historical background. This select group is comprised of upper classmen only who have had or are taking one of the history courses offered in our curriculum. KNIGHTS liflfi if fi- A 3 X? A X' . ff? R. Simmons, F. Lane, T. Davis, J. Charvat, M. Hake, B, Glenn, B. Snider, J. Gretz, M. Guthrie. OF SCIENCE Hmpp A Mu Alpha Theta, Greek for Math, is an honorary math club whose main purpose is furthering the interest in and knowledge of mathe- matics. To become a member of Mu Alpha Theta, a student must main- tain a B average in all of his high school subjects as well as a B' average for a minimum of five semesters of mathematics. Each week various reports pertaining to math are given. Some of the recent reports are Dimensional Geometry, Surveying, and Basic Structure of Computers. MU ALPHA OFFICERS President . - . ....... Ken Weber Vice president . ..,....... Ted Dunham Secretary-Treasurer.. Tom Dunham D. Lehmann, Tom Dunham, W. Anderson, J. Marcoux, Mrs. Hussey, Mr. Hardy, T H Weber, Ted Dunham, D. McGuire, S. Korista 'vs 5 1 r I 1 t' , 5 t X , 115, .vpwymk ,ft jf? iii .Ai Page 29 vc' i Row l: B. Mundt, J. Hansen, N. Heidrich, J. Eden, M. Tomany, J. Mundt, M. Snider, J. Meyer, D. Heinecke Row ll: J. Harris, K. Cooper, M. Gleason, B. Jenkot, F. Swinson, G. Knapczyk, P. Shipman, C. Brooks, D. Rovenhagen, C. Hohenstein, N. Schweizer, L. Batson, B. Johnson, C. Borchardt Row Ill: M. LaVinn, B. Walsh, C. Schwartz, S. Nelson, C. Crouse, B. Zatteau, B. Matteson, S. QF AMERICA Weber, B. Hunt, P. Wilson, A. Hobbs, B. Miller, C. Muni Row lV: P. Spiewak, C. Smithson, H. Sluis, K. Anderson, M. Selnik, R. Wallenberg, D. Anderson, C. Barnes, B. Anderson, J. Tischer, M. Schultz, E. Hermann, C. Ruthenbeck, P. Hacker, C. Ryden Row V: C. Duffy, M. Campbell, A. Otis, P. Bradley, S. Kuchenbecker, S. Swinford, M. Hack, C. Knieriem, P. Lackner, D. Schaubel, S. Klotz, K. Seltzer, S. Wahl, P. Dath, B. Mau, K. Gillette, L. Heptig, N. Grogan F.H.A. F. H. A. prepares you for the future . The Lincoln-Way chapter of the Future Homemakers of America attempts to center its various activities around this theme. This organization was privileged to be the first to present a program in the new audi- torium. The program, presented on the day follow- ing Lincoln's birthday, was a style show contrasting the clothing worn during Lincoln's day and present day apparel. The Coketail party, one of the annual events sponsored by F. H. A., was given much time and effort by all the girls. They assisted in providing the refreshments at the Christmas Vespers Tea. The Freshman float, family night, pot luck dinner, and the civil defense program were among the many activities on this year's program. We are proud to have Norma Heidrich, a iunior, as the vice president of District 20. 'Nab NAV, f 5.-if Page 31 f 1 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President . ..,, ,,,., .,,,,. H e len Sheridan Vice president ,.., . ,,,., Barbara Rollings Secretary .,.., , ,,,Y,,,, Jo Ann Mundt Treasurer ,,,,, ,Tom Dunham I Q. ? V ti? G This was a year of numerous new experiences for this very active group of students with an ultimate aim, teaching. The miniature school day, held in November for the P. T. G., was a great success. On that night parents were invited to attend a program which included participation in their child en's class schedule and meeting their teachers. Attending a regional meeting and visiting Lockport, Rich and Joliet for special meetings were a few of the other high points of the year. An active part was taken by all members in the Student Illinois Education Association which is composed of both college and high school students interested in teaching. 1 .,. e.. Row I: G. Osborne, G. Har- cw ' ling, S. Cnppel, H. Sheridan, B. Bruce, Mrs. Hussey, Mr. Dieken, C. Jilek, J. Meyer, B. Sprout, R. Simmons, P. Goodwin Row II: P. Fiegen, D. Miiler, S. Wolf, B. Rollings, V. Jacobson, T. Dunham, J. Sluis, R. Engel- hardt, J. Mundt, P. Reinhard, ' T L. Sluiter, P. Dath, D. Smith FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OFFICERS President ............. . ...Shirley Wahl Vice President .,,, ., ...Pat Wilson Secretary .....,, ,,,,, ,.,, ,,,,,, L o I 5 Fee Treasurer , , ,.., Willa Schroeder Page 32 Row I: N. Schweizer, C. Hohen- stein, F. Swinson, P. Crouse, B. McCoy, M. Swinson, J. Hansen, C. Borchardt, B. Jenkot, D. McCleary Row II: Mrs. Zorn, C. Morrison, M. Weiss, C. Schwartz, P. Hack- er, B. Miller, J. Reimers, V. Eisenbrandt, A. Hobbs, R. De- Iuney, S. Daugherty, J. Ber'in, K. Braun, C. Peterson Row Ill: C. Schmaedeke, J. Rowswell, C. Egness, M. Wilson, J. Wheeler, G. Carter, C. Slick, L. Brown, V. Schanz, H. Haley, A. Weber, P. Anderson Row IV: J. Tomany, L. Redman, M. Hermanek, S. Klotz, C. Knier- iem, S. Wahl, L. Erdmann, C. Heptig, J. Hansen, B. Kluth, D. Schoen, M, Miller Row V: N. Heisner, C. Baker, K. Gersich, P. Muehler, K. Gil- lete, V. Kasper, H. Gramse, C. Highley, R. Yunker, J. Lientz, J. Heisner, S. Sievert, E. Zim- merman Conventions were big on the agenda for the F. B. L. A. this year with groups going to the Northern and Central area meetings and to the state convention at Springfield. Vivienne Eisenbrandt was elected first vice president of the Northern area. One of the big projects of the F. B. L. A. is the operation of the bookstore which provides most of the student supplies. Instead of dashing outt o the nearby 5 and 'IO as students in so many schools do, Lincoln-Way's students depend on the bookstore for their immediate supply needs. A good deal of planning and record keeping is involved. We're the Future Nurses of Lincoln-Way We go for things in a great big way. We visit the hospitals where soon we'II be Working and training for our future to be. During the year the Future Nurses visited Wesley Memorial Hospital. A registered nurse from Silver Cross came and spoke to the girls and answered many of their questions about train- ing. Some of their recreational activities included roller skating and swimming parties. During the March of Dimes some of the girls assisted by collecting for the polio drive. Row I: B. Johnson, C. Crouse, B. Croes, Mr. Christison, Mrs Gorman, P. Spiewak, E. Rows- well, P. Shipman Row II: R. Wollenberg, M Campbell, K. ZumMallen, S Kuchenbecker, K. Seltzer, P Lackner, C. Gilmore, L. Ruhle, R. Cook, D. Rovenhagen Row I: Mrs. Gorman, J. John- son, P. Davies, J. Miller, P. Crouse, J. Loucks, J. Santerelli, S. Schroader, J. Deist, Mr. Christison Row II: M. Cummins, M. Roman, S. Daugherty, H Georgis, M. Collatz, S. Smego, M. Hermanek, J. Schwab, M. Swinson, A. Ed- strom, H. Grotewald, K. Haley Row II: V. Schanz, K. Geuther, A. Woodward, S. Blomquist, M. McGovney, C. Baker, J. Rows- well, B. Gustafson, E. Wade, B. Sheeler, C. Egness, L. Guzik, K. Korista, J. Pearson Row IV: J. Gudgeon, N. AI- brecht, I., Miller, S. Voight, C. Kurnot, C. Struthers, V. Jacob- son, D. Flentje, S. Jedlick, B. Daugherty, M. Klier, S. Sievert, M. Miller, B. Kaehler, P. Fiegen FUTURE NURSES President ...... Vice president Secretary .. . Treasurer OFFICERS ......CaroIe Crouse ...........Linda Ruhle Evelyn Rowswell ...Kathy ZumMallen s Qtr OFFICERS President . . .... Barbara Daugherty Vice president . ...Caryle Struthers Secretary . .... Sharyn Jedlick Treasurer . Shirley Sievert Page 33 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row I: A. Weber, P. Loucks, C. Heptig, S. Jedlick, B. Kaehler, J. Roberson, E. Hopkins, M. Grote- wald, C. Foutz, J. Smith, J. Smith Row II: J. Collins, P. Goodwin, K. Berlin, L. Brown, S. Flora, J. Oest- man, E. Pester, D. Flentie, L. Schroeder, J. Deist, R. Welden Row III: J. Lientznor, G. Carter, L. McMahon, V. Feil, K. Korista, M. Ambuehl, J. Marcec, B. Mundt, S. Krapf, P. Ryan, L. Loucks Row IV: A. Cummings, P. Doth, N. Long, K. Swinford, G. Doering, K. Gersich, E. Zimmerman, P. Muehler, B. McCoy, C. Baker, A. Sims Row V: B. Kluth, G. Munch, B. Bruce, M. Delaney, M. E. McGovney, L. Ekedahl, S. Schroader, P. Crouse, K. Gillette, S. Beam, C. Rinke OFFICERS President ...... Barbara Niemann Vice president .... Beverly Mundt Secretary ..,.....,.,, Carol Werner Treasurer .... Barbara Daugherty Leader's Club Pres ......... Lois Fee G. A. A. OFFICERS AND LEADERS CLUB Row I: E. Studnicki, J. Wheeler, S. Wahl, L. Fee, B. Daugherty, B. Niemann, B. Mundt, C. Werner, M. Selnik Row II: P. Bradley, D. Rovenhagen, B. Rose, R. Cook, L. Erclmann, W. Schroeder, P. Hacker, K. Anderson, H. Sluis, C. Schwartz Row II: S. Shoop, S. Cappel, D. Anderson, G. Hull, C. Marti, S. Kuchenbecker, C. Knieriem, S. Swin- ford, B. Miller, J. Rowswell, M. J. Donaldson The G. A. A. exists to promote interest and participation in girls athletic activities. The girls have an opportunity to partici- pate in archery, soccer, basket- ball, field hockey, volley ball and bowling. We sponsored the tall con- ference play day, the eighth grade play day in the spring, a valentine party at the Lutheran ChiIdren's Home in Joliet, and a Mother-Daughter banquet in the spring. Leaders Club, consisting of juniors and seniors, gives the girls an opportunity to lead others in the activities. The Lin- coln-Way G. A. A. is amliated with the Illinois Athletic Associa- tion. PEP CLUB Row I: C. Smithson, K. Swinford N. Long, P. Cooper, J. Wiegel, K Braun, E Studnicki, A, Weber, M. Roman Row ll: J. Hansen, C. Schmaedeke M. Grotewa'd, G. Hull, B. Rose, S Wahl. L. Ruhle, L. Erdmann, R Cook Row Ill: N. l eidrich, G. Munch, S Shoop, B. Bruce, G. Osborne, K Korista, S, Cappel, B. Daugherty J. Wise, M. Sayers, D. McCleary Row IV: C. Marti, E. Gibson, P Anderson, C. Spector, J. Berlin, B. Sheeler, V. Fell, C. Gilmore, M Weiss, J. Wheeler, G. Carter Row V: J. Hansen, C. Morrison, E. Zimmerman, P. Muehler, L. Berg, P Bradley, C. Ruthenbeck, M. LaVinn D. A n Cl e r s o n, C. Seclxendorf, Bi McCoy Row Vl: T. Duffy, P. Goodwin, S. Kuchenbecker, S. Krapt, J. Deist, L. Schroeder, J. Johnson, G. Harling, N. Wanzer, R. Welden The loyal and enthus'astic mem- bers ot the Pep Club provided a cheering section for all games. Linda Ruhle is the varsity captain and Norma Heidrich Junior-Soph manager. RHYTHM KNIGHTS Row I: K. Cooper, P. Muehler, R. Cook, N, Foster, S. Daugherty Row II: M. Ardaugh, B. McCoy, J. Roberson, K. ZumMallen, K. Gillette, M. Snider, K. Berlin, J. Mundt, P. Reinhard, B. Daugherty, L. Mataso- vic, P. Dath, V. Eisenbrandt, C. Barnes, A. Sims, K, Gersich, C. Morrison, M. J. Donaldson S.. 1: yi N 'mmf H ,mi A M47 X voap, ... . -ww mvg.s sw ,...,,i.,,.,,,,,,-' ,,,.,,,,M. , i ., y . .,. 1 1 The swirl of the red and black pom-poms and a Forward! March!!! mean there will be seen an exhibition in marching which f:an't be surpassed. With the downbeat of the bond, you'll be an eye witness to a performance of intricate and stimulating routines that are executed to perfection. ld Nm... Q fmsv-a-ws.. ,W V' My ev- ve N f. H... qwfwy-. f mamma . . A-2--Aram--..-, we-..q,... ..:.-rwdihl-.M N..- ...,, ,. 5. W.. 4. .1 1 y ' .- ' -. ..,. F'km-f' 'of You f- '..,, Page 35 President ...,,,, Vice president Secretary Y,,.,, Treasurer ..... Reporter ,,,, Sentinal ,Y,, Page 36 heeden, C. Rollings, G. Stanisz, W. Row I: H. Fraser, K. Zitter, F. Lane, T. Resutko, Mr. Van R Lautter, F. McDonald, J. Maddock, H. Johnson Row II: F, Grabo, D. Walker, B. Smith, G. Dowle, C. Goadby, R. McDonald, J. Stankus, R. Manzke, D. Eriksen Row Ill: J. Roberts, C. Troutman, P. Moenck, M. Werner. D. Waldvogel, G. Patters R. Bulfan, J, Gust, M. Segvich, E. Heinecke, D. Alexander FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The primary aim of the F. F. A. is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The boys again this year participated in leadership training school, attended the state and national conventions, and competed in contests in parliamentary procedure, public speaking, pest era- dication, livestock judging and conducted a sale of garden seeds. Hunter, W. Weber, A. Hentsch. J. on, C. Mark, The local club placed second among twenty-five schools in Section IO in the parliamentary procedure contest. Harry Johnson, senior, was elected sentinel in Section 'IO and Allan Hentsch was corn champion of the section. First Semester OFFICERS ...,......Jim Gast President Charles Mark Vice president ..........Ken Zitter Secretary Dave Eriksen Treasurer Harry Johnson Reporter .,.., Philip Moenck Sentinal .. .. .Charles Mark .........Jim Gast ,.Philip Moenck ,....Ron Bulian Allan Hentsch .....Bryan Smith PEN AND BRUSH CLUB LIBRARIANS cz' Row I: L. Ekedahl, P. Anderson, T. Trump, E. Hermann, K. Berlin, Mr. Kinney, D. DeCamp, V. Fell, M, Hermanek, B. Hunt Row II: B. Rose, M. Schultz, M. Snider, K. Liston, L. lwema, M. Stacel, F. Bishop, J. McCure, J. Ni:holson, B. Stekelberg, C. Gi'more, D. Delaney This club was organized this year for students who have an interest in art or who are currently enrolled in an art course. They attempt to further art appreciation throughout the school and to create an individual apprecia- tion of all the arts. The Christmas room decoration con- test stimulated a great deal of work and imagination as rooms competed with one another to win recognition. Other events included the club pizza party and a trip to the Art Institute to see an exhibit of Picasso's works. Seofed: P. Bradley, L. Brown, S. Guth, C. Struthers Standing: Mrs. Welch, H. Sluis, M. Snider, P. Crouse OFFICERS President ..........., Darwin De Camp Vice President .. ...Elaine Hermann Secretary .,,. ...... K athy Berlin Treasurer .. ..... Rich Wade -dv, 4 5 V Page 38 Row I: B. Dixon, T. Schroeder, L. Francis, K. Zitter Row ll' B. Steckelber mana er, J. Nicholson, H. Gramse, J. Haislet, L. Sengl R Jedl lr - 91 9 Couch LaVinn After enduring last year's poor O-5 record, the Knights came back in '57 with only one returning runner to compile an improved 2 4 record The Knights are looking for a much improved season next year since a malority of this year's runners will be returning in September '58, CROSS COUNTRY SEASON'S RECORD Lincoln-Way Sandburg - Score undetermined Lincoln-Way ......., 70 Sandburg .............. 26 Lincoln-Way ........ 25 Evergreen Park .,.... 33 Lincoln-Way ........ 60 Rich ....... .. ........... 18 Lincoln-Way ........ 52 Sandburg . 32 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row l: F. Kieslar, manager, J Stauffenberg, D. Carter, E. Fehren bacher, D. Madsen, D. Donaldson T. Barnes Row ll: C. Otto, manager, J. Mar- coux, B. Hughes, S. Korista, W. Anderson, G. Ruhle, C. Hunter, W Klasing, Coach Lashmet Row Ill: J. Carnahan, R. Fredin, L. Gear, D. Yunker, K. Weber, B Dusek, J. Gast, D. Eriksen SEASON'S RECORD Lincoln-Way ,,,,,,.. T 8 6 Lincoln-Way. Lincoln-Way.. , Lincoln-Way .....,,. Lemont .,,,,, ,,.. Evergreen Bremen Rich ..........,. ...,, Lincoln-Way ,,,.,,,, Sandburg Lincoln-Way... .... Oak Lawn Lincoln-Way .,,, ,,'l2 Morris .,..,, ,, Lincoln-Way .,,, Reavis ,. SEASON'S RECORD Lincoln-Way ..,,,,,. 18 Lemont ,,,. Lincoln-Way .,,, , . 2 Evergreen Lincoln-Way Bremen Lincoln-Way ,,,,,,,. 7 Rich ,A...... Lincoln-Way ....,,,, 7 Sandburg Lincoln-Way ,,,,,,,. T4 Oak Lawn Lincoln-Way ,.,, . 30 Morris ,,e,,, Lincoln-Way ,,,, Reavis FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Row I: B. Breidert, manager, J. Kropp, J. Gretz, W. Lauffer, J. Haehnlein, D. Owen, V. Miller Row II: T. Eusek, D. Fenn, J. Kruzich, L .Osborne, B. Lichten- walter, R. Miller, D. Walker, R. Christiansen, H. Mann Row Ill: Coach McGivern, L. Wenn' luncl, B. Snider, J. Stanek, D. Carter, H. Lau, B. Seovertson, B. Brown, E. Kistinger, K. Engel, L. Surges, T. Smith, Coach Buckowich ,x 0 ...25 26 27 20 13 27 'I9 O T4 47 7 T9 7 0 7 The Knights on the gridiron were not too successful this year, winning only one game when they opened the season by walloping Lemont on the latter's home field. Though undermanned and small as a football team goes, they gained some valuable experience and are looking forward to another year. The team was led by Del Yunker and Ron Fredin who were elected to the All-Conference second team at center and quarterback. All the departing seniors deserve to be given much credit and will certainly be missed next season. The Little Knights ended their gridiron season with a record of 2 wins, 5 losses and l tie game. They defeated Lemont and Morris and tied Rich. The Freshman squad played only 2 games, against Evergreen Park and Lockport, both of which ended in defeat. My Achin' Bock! Wait, fellas! Let's talk this over! Page 40 Good catch. Don! Camin' Through! Another good reason for keeping the mouth shut! Swing your partner. Possible T. D. Good tackle, Carts, but . . . Down on the l5 Pile 'em upl . 'bi ' L. . 1 Q . , 9 F ' W , Q . . f . . 37 1 .. 4:5 i 54 xmfg 5 91 J, cm g W.. , ,Q , , .gd . I I A , M ,MQ i I t 2- . f -- . Q' I ,. .7 ' 2. . - ' J ' . ' W n -- Q ' 5- . ....., f.x!,,g sf if .. 5 . ' Q' 5 X 5, i 1 f . fs- T nf .: . 'if Sv l ' .1 -. .1 f . 3 ' ,, ' , v ' ' , 'wx . Q S ' . S -ff 4 f'f19'4'1'ff?1' 'f-- : f 5' ,sf BIG ELEVEN Don Carier Bill Dugek 5'8 - 140 Lbs. 5'11 - 165 Lbs. Jim Gust 5'11 - 165 Lbs. Ken Weber Lee Gear 5'11 - 160 Lbs. 5'11 - 195 Lbs. John 5'11 15 ia Gus Fehrenbocher 5'9 - 150 Lbs. Murcoux Stan - 190 Lbs. 5'10 - Del Yunker 6'0 - 225 Lbs. Q Q ,,,, Korisio 180 Lbs. Ron Fredin 5'11 185 Lbs. Jim Siouffenberg 5'9 - 150 Lbs. far Page 41 V? linda Ruhle, Janet Wise, Diane McC!eary, Marilyn Sayers CHEERLEADERS Listen, my children, and you shall hear What the Lincoln-Way cheerleaders did this year First, they had pep assemblies At least every seven days, To try to get the students In a peppy, cheering phase. They bought themselves new outfits With money they acquired, By selling many large, white mums That students bought like fire. The bonfires were given jointly By Frosh-Soph and Varsity alike, And aroused the spirit of the gang Which gave the teams their tight. But without the students' backing, Where would the squads have been? Why, they gave the needed spirit For the teams to fight to win! Louise Berg, Carol Spector, Jane Berlin. Audrey Woodward, Gayle Hurling lalternatel not pictured. -ps. Que' f Row I: E. Donaldson, R. Fredin, B. Dusek, D. Porick, D. Donaldson Row ll: B. Hughes, H. Jessen, D. Zechlin, L. Yunker, L. Senglin, A. Pius, K. Weber Not pictured: T. Schroeder, R. Sorrill SEASON'S RECORD Lincoln-Way .... 46 Plainfield .36 Lincoln-Way .... 55 Evergreen Lincoln-Way. 45 Peotone . H53 Lincoln-Way ...63 Plainfield Lincoln-Way... 55 Evergreen 39 Lincoln-Way .... 55 Bremen Lincoln-Way. ..46 Bremen 68 Lincoln-Way. 45 Cath. High . Lincoln-Way. H53 Crete . 42 Lincoln-Way 33 Rich . Lincoln-Way 57 Rich .. . 59 Lincoln-Way... 47 Peotone Lincoln-Way .55 Lemont 48 Lincoln-Way .,.. 56 Lemont Lincoln-Way 47 Sandburg 72 Lincoln-Way 42 Sandburg Lincoln-Way . 46 Oak Lawn 52 Lincoln-Way. 49 Oak Lawn Lincoln'Way H32 Reavis . 48 Lincoln-Way H46 Reavis Although the Knights were able to win only one conference game, beating Oak Lawn in the last home game of the season, they were able to vanquish nearly every other team they en- countered. The only non-conference set-backs were against Joliet Catholic and Peotone. The latter with Peotone was a thriller all the way with the Blue Devils scoring the winning points in the final second of the contest. ln the regional at Joliet the Red and Black met Joliet Catholic. The Knights really surprised the fans when they came close to upsetting the Hillmen who had overcome them earlier 66-45. Lincoln-Way is looking forward to next year when the Knights figure to be the dark horse in the conference race. The iunior varsity team, composed of juniors and sophomores, won four of its five games this year. Hank Jessen was a worthy respresentative from Lincoln-Way on the second All-Conference team and the second Region Tournament team. VARSITY BASKETBALL AN OFFERING TO THE GODS R. Fredin, H. Jessen, B. Dusek, L Zechlin, E. Donaldson, K. Weber Yunker, D W . Y . . P i . a x k xx Q, 4 r YY A ' Q U? if 11- 'Je vziggwzh 5, if Est -i WRESTLING Page 46 Row I: P. Machalek, T. Santerelli, W. Zitter, K. Zetter, D, Owens, D. Paben, K. Soderlund, H. h M, C - . Jo nson, ooperfpg, pf' ,H+ qfag .ff . Row ll: D. Lehmarln, Ml er, H. Wagner, D. Hammond, E. Zaraza, L. Mlchalec, E. Zitter, A. Gotter, C. Lewis, R. Miller, D. Heisner, A. Grybash, Coach Larsen Row Il: E. Smith, D. McGuire, B, Segvich, H. Gramse, J. Haislet, G. Marten, M. Segvich, T. Charvat, J. Charvat, B. Zelko, P. Thomas, J, Stanek In wrestling, despite a rather mediocre season, the Knights showed a lot of promise for next season, with only three varsity boys graduating. Lincoln-Way was paced throughout the season by three veterans, Woody Zitter and Dave McGuire, whose outstanding leadership inspired the others, and Ken Zitter. Next year's Knights will miss Ed Zitter and Harry Johnson also. Ed had a five match winning streak and did an all-around good iob. Harry filled in for Woody Zitter, when he was sidelined in January with a knee infection. Harry won four matches in that short interval. However, whether this loss of four boys will be offset by the fine freshman and sophomore prospects remains to be seen. Bill Zelko took second place in conference and Bill Rogers won the conference frosh-soph champion- ship. Freshman Tony Santerelli posted a very creditable 9-5 varsity record. Other underclassmen who wrestled varsity regularly were Smith, Stanek, Hammond and Grybash. With these boys returning along with juniors, Charvat and Zitter, these should form the nucleus of a very good team in '58-'59. Co-Captain Woody Zitter chalked up a 21-4 record in regular season matches and in tournament competition. He again distinguished Lincoln-Way by going to the State Finals for the third successive year. Three of his four losses were received in state competition. After his third successive sectional championship, he wound up the season with a fourth place finish against challengers from 115 schools. His loss was to Jim Thomas of Proviso on riding time, 2-1. Jim went on to take first place. SEASON'S RECORD Lincoln-Way ,,,,. ,..... 21 Kankakee .,,,,. ,,.....29 Lincoln-Way ..,,, ,,,,. 2 5 Evergreen Park ..... H20 Lincoln-Way ..,,, ,,... 1 9 Evergreen Park ,.,,, ..22 Lincoln-Way ..,,. 6 Bremen .... ,,..... ...,., . 3 8 Lincoln-Way .,,,, ,,,,. 1 4 Lockport ..... ..31 Lincoln-Way ..,., ..... 2 0 Rich ....,,,,,,.,,, , .,,,,,, 31 Lincoln-Way ...., ,,,.. 1 6 Morgan Park ,... ......, 2 8 Lincoln-Way .,... .,,.. 1 3 Sandburg ,,,... ..,.... 4 1 Lincoln-Way ,,,.. ..... 6 Oak Lawn ,.,, .....,e 4 2 Lincoln-Way ..,,. ..... 1 1 Bloom .,,,,,, ,.,.,,, 3 5 Lincoln-Way. 5 Reavis ...,.....,,.., ,.,....48 Lincoln-Way ..,., ,,.., 3 9 West Chicago .... ..1O linC0lrl-Way ...... ..... 1 7 Kankakee ..,,,,,, ,,,,,. 2 7 l-iI1C0ln-Way ..... ..... 1 8 Morgan Park ..,., .,,.,. 3 0 Next year's captain, Ken Zitter, finished with an 11-4 record, winning seven of his lost eight matches. He was eliminated from state competition by his biggest rival, Peckenpaugh, 6-4. They had split two earlier decisions. Co-Captain Dave McGuire also had a great season, winning nine, tying three, and losing only twice in regular season. In the sectional tournament he was defeated 6-3 by Blue lsland's Jim Moore who went on to win state. 1 is 1 '- Q 1 ' ' iffiririw' M M 11i3f?f?i!'Zi?, . . ' 6 Q .. s gf game 5 fi - p r 'W ,,.,,-,. ,V . , V W f - -. g . A s ffm. ' ' l gf' ,gigs y . ' swf Q cg- u f,,:s1:'w'Q f . f mm- gex ci.. ,. Q, ., gs-sm... 0 I J 1, lfx 0. ,CCY ,s O' ' Y ooQ0 c9 00 x ' V o If . kk! x X05 MY A 4 UNIOYS 1 I o.1l IOT' S A 1.x Noll Lnicohh W A M54 'EI' Heading the senior class during their final year are pictured Garrett White, president, Judy Schleeter, secretary, Ken Weber, vice president and Don Carter, treasurer. The Class of 1958 has a distinction unrivaled by any other class, either past or future. We are the first graduating class to have completed four whole years at Lincoln-Way. Looking back to that September day in 1954 when our school opened its doors for the first time, it seems a long time since we were Freshmen. We were perhaps the luckiest Freshies L-W will ever know, because that year the upper classmen were every bit as green as we, and all learned the ropes together. When we began our tour year stay, our class numbered l38. Through the years a number have dropped out, but with the addition of transfers from other schools, we are the largest graduating class yet. CLASS WENDELL ANDERSON ,,AndYH Basketball l, 4, Biology Club 2, Boys Glee Club l, 2, 3, ivice presidentj, 4 Cpresidentl, Camera Club 'l, Football 4, Math Club 'l, 2, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 Cpresidentj, Phi-Chem Association 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Model Club 'l, 2, 3 Cpresidentj, Golf 3, 4. His voice is essential to Bays Glee, But an engineer he'll some day be. CHRISTINA MAE BARNES Chris 2 Chorus 2, F. B. L. A. 4, G. A. A. l, 2, Rhythm Knights 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 4. A handy girl with a ditto machine, She cuts a stencil as neat as you've seen TERRY BARNES n-I-exif Cross Country 2, 3, Football 4, Industrial Arts 2, 3, Proiectionists 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3. With his Western music and his Western hat, You begin to wonder what state you're at. HENRY BARNETT Ezell Biology Club 2, Boys Glee Club 'l, 2, Dramatics 4, Latin Club 2, 3 Cpresidentj, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Phi- Chem Association 3, 4, Student Council 4. Hard working Henry is on his toes, Though sometimes with him, anything goes. Page 50 , STANLEY BARNETT Stash BosGeeCIubl 2 Dra atc 4 Ltn CIb2 3 4 Lettermen 2 3 4 Pm Chem Assocxatlon 3 4 Pra lectronlsts 'I 2 Student Councnl 4 Rhythm and blues and much cool chatter Come from Stanley and the latter LOIS GERALDINE BATSON A 3 G A Again this year the Llncoln Way slate Records another Batson as a graduate SHEILA BENNETT Carusl 2 FHA 'I 2 FNA 2 Newspa er 4 fedltor Student Llbrarlan 2 3 4 The Lincoln Log depends on Sheila To get out the news shed mlss a meal a SUSAN ELAINE BENSON BENNIE orusl 2 4 Dramatlcs 2 FHA 'I 2 4 F 2 3 4 Pen and Bru Unless shes sidetracked from her alm A commerclal artist may brung us fame OF 1958 we DORIS BOBZIN A For all four years shes been In chorus A real good singer ts our Doris KAREN LOUISE BOGATITUS Bogle arusl FHA 2 GAA 'I 2 Spanish Clu Rldlng Club 2 Beautiful halr and good clothes for wearln Cause heads to turn and look at Karen JIM CARNAHAN Drake Bnology Club 2 Cross Country 3 Football 4 Indus trlal Arts 3 4 Lettermen 4 Progectlonlsts 2 3 Track Industrial arts I5 has whlm ln the shop IS often found Jlm DONALD CARTER Don Baseball l 2 3 4 Buology Club 2 Boys Glee Club 4 Camera Club 2 Dramatncs 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Hustory Club 4 lndustnal Arts 2 3 ftreasurerl 4 Ipresldentj Lettermen 3 4 LVICE presldentl Math Club 3 PhuChem Assoclotuon 4 Rldlng Club 2 Track l 3 If you luke calm gust for a starter Better steer clear of hot tempered Carter Page 51 y I , 5 m 5 3 5 ai L , ., Hlot, F.B.L. . , 45 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 . ,A, l. I1 , : - - . , 1 . . - : P 2, 3, ' 1: ' ' , , . ,, ,, 9. Ch , , 5 ' 5 . . . , , 3, 5 .N.A. 3, 4, F.T.A. l5 G.A.A. l, , , 5 sh 4. Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 45 Dramctlcs 25 F.H.A. 2 ltreasurerl, 3, 45 F.N, . 35 G.A,A. 1, 2. h H A H b 2 wt A C 5 . . . l, 5 . . . , 5 ' 1 2, 3' 4. , , , , 1 Vx ' 1 I t ' I ' : I JUDITH A CHRISTENSEN Chrls Chorus 'I LVICE presndentj GAA 'I 2 3 fsportheadI Spanish Club 2 3 Leaders Club 3 Pep Club 'I 2 3 Judys a gxrl with Interests many Her thoughts are worth more than a penny RAYDENE LEE COOK GY Chorus I 4 Dramatncs 3 4 FNA 'I Ctreasurerl 2 3 fpresldentD 4 GAA 3 4 Hlstory Club 4 Latm Club 2 lvnce presnclentj 3 PhxChem Assoclatlon Rhythm Knights 2 3 Ipresrdentj 4 Ipresldentj Pep Club 'I 4 Ensembe 2 3 4 Leaders Club 4 When Raydene calls Ha tl one two' Clap for Rhythm Kmght Thats the cue KATHRYN CAROL COOPER Kathy A 2 s 4 Phu e As oclatxon 3 4 Isecretaryj Rhythm Knxghts 2 3 4 Luke a little lud IS Kathy Cooper But she keeps her grades up super du,.er CAROLE CROUSE Frenchy Chorus 'I FNA 2 3 ftreasurerl 4 fpresldentb Hns tory Club 4 Latm Club 3 PhlChem Association 3 Her ambltlon she says If we have It right ls to fly through space tn a satellite H010 FIRST TO COMPLETE DARWIN DE CAMP Dar Boys Glee Club 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 fsecretaryj Pen and Brush 4 fpresldentj Yearbook 4 Cart ed torl Possessmg a ta'ent with brush and pen For anythlng artlstlc he has a yen RICHARD DE FOREST CZ Boys Glee Club 3 4 Camera Club 4 Football 'l Lettermen 4 Phu Chem Assoclatlon 3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 Student Councnl I Trackl 2 3 4 Newspaper 2 Whatever anlmal he has met Appeals elther to a taxldermlst or a vet JAMES A DIXON JR nm Basketball 1 2 Cross Country 2 3 PhlChem Assoc: atlon 3 4 Spanash Club 2 Track 'I 2 Model Club s up and away with Jam as our pilot worrues no cares no matter how hugh up GLENN E DONALDSON Eddie Basketball 'I 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Industrlal Arts 2 3 4 Csecretaryb Track I 2 4 In a certain tan club, he's the Wheel, And a loyal supporter In every deal Page 52 11 f11 ' ' 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 . , . . . 11R 11 11 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 11 11 1 1 11 - 3i I 1 1 1 ,T1 11 -I 1 11 - , 1 11 . 11 , .. , . . S , 11 11 F.H, . ,4, Choru 'l, 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, 1 '-Chrn 1 1 1 ' 1 1. 1 11 11 1 1 1 ' 1'- 1 1 - --1 F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 25 Pep Club 2. .. I ,. .. I 11 11 1 ' 1 1 - I . - 1 was 11F 11 11 1 I if 1 '- 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 11 - Z g . 21 . , . 11J- 11 11 11 '- '- 11 1 11 T,2,3. H, . . . I No , , . V ff -In 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1- FOUR YEARS JUDY EDEN Quret shy retlrmg and moody May descrnbe someone but not Judy KATHLEEN MARIE EMBLING Kathy Though we don t claum at all to be sophnsts We predict Kathy wull work ln an ofllce LAVONNE ERDMANN on amatlcs 4 FBLA 4 FHA l 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 History Club 4 Spamsh Club 2 Pep Club 4 Leaders Club 3 4 To help her teacher shell flnd a way lf Its anything connected with GAA DAVID ERIKSEN Dave Basketball l, 2, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fbusn ness managerj, Football l, 2, 4, F FA 2, 3, 4 ltrea surerj, Lettermen 4, Track T, 2, 3, 4, Model Club l, 2 Ballads, pop, calypsa whatever you may choose Dave can sung them all He even smgs the blues Page 53 GEORGE DOWLE Camera Club I 2 Qpresldentj 3 4 A 4 le lanlstsl 2 3 4 Wuth several Interests plaln and fancy Has number one IS lukely Nancy THEODORE K DUNHAM e Bnology Club 2 FTA 1 2 Ctreasurerl Latxn Club 2 Math Club l 2 Mu Alpha Theta 3 lVICe presldentj 4 fvxce presudentl Natlonal Honor Society 4 Phu Chem Assocnatuon 3 4 Kpresldentj Student Council 1 2 ltreasurerl Yearbook 1 2 3 Qphotography 9dIlOI'J 4 lbuslness managerj The most lrrltatlng thing he says without a grm ls to be mdentllied as lust another twm THOMAS H DUNHAM Tom FTA l 2 3 itreasurerl 4 Kstate treasurerl Latun Club 2 Math Club 2 3 Mu Alpha Theta 3 Csecretary treasurerl 4 fsecretary treasurerl National Honor Sacnety 3 4 PhlChem Assocuatlon 3 4 Student Councll 1 Yearbook 1 2 3 lasslstant edutorj 4 l9ClllOfJ Debate l As yearbook editor he s the boss Wlthout Toms pushnng wed be at a loss I Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 Cpresldentj Football 3 4 Hnstory Club 4 Industrial Arts 4 Lettermen 3 4 PhrChem Assoclatlon 4 Student Councll 4 Newspaper 4 Dont do now what can be done later ls the typlcal motto of the procrastlnator , ' , , 1 F.F. . 1 Pra- ct 1 1 1 - 1 1 5 . Q? 1111 d11 'YK-1f1 . - 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - . . I . F 1 1 1 1 . I - l A I I ll II' -- , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , . , 1 - 1 - 1 . ' ' WILLIAM A. DUSEK 118-H11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I . 7 I 31, . . . I , . . , 1 Il ll 2 , . . s 11B 11 Dr ' ,....g...,2,3pF.T.A.l,2, 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 ., . . 11 11 KAREN ELAINE GILLETTE orus 'l 2 Rhythm Knights 4 F H A 'I 2 3 4 Secretary and homemaker too ls the work she d like to do DAVE GILMORE Gil ms Biology Club 2 History Club 4 Industrial Arts 2 3 ln kindred channels great minds run Dave s is seeking its place in the sun MARILU GLEASON Bubbles orusl 2 3 4 FH Newspaper She s going to be an oltice worker You can be sure she s not a shirker SHIRLEE GUTH Sam Chorus3 4 Dramatucs3 4 Opp and erdaga she speaks fluent And even English she sometimes rumts Page 54 W-Qc! l.OlS LORRAINE FEE Flee Chorus 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4 lsecretary, state directorl, F.T.A. 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Rhythm Knights 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Leaders Club 3, 4 lpresidentj, F.H.A. 3, 4. When Lois says l'm perturbed , You know she's really not disturbed. EDWARD FEHRENBACHER Gus Baseball l, 2, Basketball l, Boys Glee Club 4, Camera Club 1, Dramotics 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, Latin Club 2, Lettermen 'l, 2, 3, 4, Phi-Chem Association 3, 4, Proiectionists 2, Model Club 2 lsecretaryl, Class vice president 2. About some things he makes a fuss But a party is always fine with Gus RON FREDIN seball l 2 3 B etball l 3 4 Bioo Club 2 Camera Club l Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 lcocaptalnl History Club 4 Industrial Arts 2 3 lpreslclentl 4 lstate presldentj Lettermen 2 3 4 lsecretaryl National Honor Society 4 Phi Chem Assocotlon 3 4 Prolectlonists l 2 Student Council l Class presdent l On the court or on the gridiron He s a star In any environ LEE GEAR Football 'I 2 3 4 lcocaptalnl History Club 4 Lettermen 3 4 lpresldentl Pen and Brush 4 Track His hero if you please Is none other than Cochise 58 MORE THAN Ba ,,,4, ask ,2,,,'lgy A Q ', ' ' ' , ' , ' 1, 2, 3, 4. I Ch , , 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 4, G.A,A. I, 2, 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Wrestling 'l, 2. I I Ch , , , ,F.B.l..A. 3, 4, . .A. 4, 3. Q JO ANN HARRIS H-Ion Alternate Cheerleader 'l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2 fpresidentjp F.N.A. 3, F.H.A. 2 Csecretaryj, 3, 4. With o sharp pencil and a shorthand pad Jo Ann doesn't do so bad. BILL HATHAWAY Half load Dlgger Biology Club 2 3 ftreosurerl Cross Country 3 Damatucs 'I 2 3 Track I 2 3 4 Wrestlcng 3 Hathaway lays It on the llne Any place or any tume DONNA HEINECKE Donnie amatlcsl 2 FTA 4 GAA 'l 4 F 3 4 fpresldentl As a homemaker of the natuon Donna s bound to be a senscmon ROBERT HEITMAN o Camera Club 2 3 History Club 4 Prolectlonlsts Club If you want to know history look up Hel man For peop e places and things he s the right mon DOUBLES 55 GRADS 'ini LEONARD W HEMMRICH en Band 'I 2 Basketball 'I Boys Glee Club 'I 2 Camera Club 3 PhlChem Association 3 4 Prolectaonlsts 2 He may have mn sed some verbs and nounces But that s the way the ball bounces LYNN HEPTIG A 4 A No one knows If she really did But she often exclarms that she flipped er d ELIZABETH ANN HUNT Betty Ann orus12 3 4 Dramatlcs2 FBLA FHA 3 4 GAA 1 2 Penand Brush4 She likes to sung she llkes to draw We hope her future us wrthout flaw CAROL HOHENSTEIN Moo orusl 2 Drama9lcs3 FBLA 2 3 FHA 2 3 4 G A A 'I 2 Rhythm Knights 2 Her favor te subgect I5 social studies Where she ranses not wnth her buddies Page 55 x r . 1 1 fi I 1 1 If F l - I - H - 1, PI' ' ,p...g...,2,,.H.A.1,2, ' RQ' HB bn L , , , , .' , 1 ' K , i l HL ff Track 1, 25 Yearbook 31 Newspaper 'l. l F.B.L. . gF.H. . 'l, 2, 3,41 G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3. ' ' h Ii . Ch , , , 5 ' 5 .... 47 . , . 2, V Ch , 5 ' 7 .... , , 45 . . . T, HENRY JESSEN - Hank Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Lettermen 4. Fans' spfrits never lessen When they yell for Henry Jessen. HARRY JOHNSON - Stitch Boys Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Dramatics 1, 2, F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Proiectionists 1, 2, 3, Wreztling 4. On crops and Ifvestock Harry dotes. These things never get his goats. MARJORIE KASPER - Bobo Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Call her Bobo , call her Marge, She only comments: Large charge . SHIRLEY KLOTZ -- Klot-lie F.B,L.A. 4, G.A.A. 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 2, Pep Club 2. Perfect attendance was her aim, And for six years she's kept the same. Wg-,. Kr FOUR YE STANTON KORISTA - Stan Band 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, Biology Club 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Lettermen 4, Nath Club 2, 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Phi-Chem Association 3, 4 fbusiness managerl, Wrestling 3. Sports and hunting, with his science Place him among our mental giants. Q . I l A, J L.. .. .. ARS WITNESSED RICHARD R. KOVAR - Rich F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, Wrest- ling 1, 2, 3, 4. For him it's not going too far To spend hours working on his car. PATRICIA LACKNER - Pat F.N.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 2, Riding Club 2. Pat's most outstanding way Is to pay no attention to what folks say. BUDDY ROGER LAIL - Pancho Band 1, 2, Eoys Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 'l, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Wrestling 3. As the future turns its page, You'lI see Buddy on the stage. DON LEHMANN - Layman Boys Glee Club 1, Cross Country 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3 fvice presidentj, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Phi-Chem Association 3, Wrestling manager 1, 2, Newspaper 1, Debate 'I,'+CIass vice president 1. wi t He'd rather sit around and dig To make his field of knowledge big. Page 56 tj 'T--sal' fr X ,.'xlfx MANY CHANGES AT L-W JOHN LEE MARCOUX - Jack Band 35 Basketball 35 Dramatics 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Industrial Arts 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Lettermen 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 45 Phi-Chem Association 3, 45 Pro- iectionists 35 Golf 3, 4. If one lacks that extra spark-o, .loin a class with Johnny Marcoux. CHARLES C. MARK - Charlie Camera Club I5 Dramatics 45 F.F.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4 fvice presidentJ5 Proiectionists 3. Our readers mustn't be kept in the dark, So we predict he'll make his mark. TERRY MARSHALL - Babbler Band I, 2, 35 Boys Glee Club I5 Camera Club 4- 1 Cross Country 2, 35 Dramatics I, 2, 35 F.F.A. I, 2, 35 Football 45 Latin Club 35 Phi-Chem Association 3, 45 Proiectionists 25 Track I, 2, 35 Wrestling I, 2, 3' Newspaper I, 2. He's slept through many hours in class But the Marshall's somehow managed to pass. I GENE ROBERT MARTEN - Gene Dfamcllfi lf 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 35 Phi-Chem Associ ation 35 Spanish Club 2, 45 Wrestling I. Think ofa car, you think of Marten, But sometimes he has trouble startin'. Page 57 CLIFFORD WALTER MANN - Clif-T Camera Club 45 Dramatics 2, 35 Football I, 25 Pen and Brush 45 Proiectianists 'l, 2, 3, 4 CpresidentJ5 Spanish He is hoping to climb higher and higher So at an early age he may retire. 5 if f f YVONNE LILLY - Little-One Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 45 F.N.A. l. Sometimes serious, sometimes silly, But she is our only Lilly. KEITH LISTON - l.eastless Band 'l, 2, 35 Camera Club 2, 35 Pen and Brush 45 Phi-Chem Association 35 Wrestling manager 3. lf you can't tell a plug from a piston, Why not call on Keith Liston? EVERETT LONG - Everat Band l, 2, 3, 4 Cpresidentl5 Basketball l, 25 Boys Glee Club 45 Industrial Arts 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2. You know for a guy with a name like that, Everett really ought to be short and fat. DAVID EDWARD McGUIRE Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 Cvice presidentJ5 Baseball I5 Basket- ball 'I5 Biology Club 2 ftreasurerJ5 Boys Glee Club 3 laccompanistJ5 Camera Club 2 Ktreasurerj, 3, 4 fpres- identJ5 Cross Country 35 Football I5 Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Math Club 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Phi-Chem Association 3, 4 Cvice presidentJ5 Proiectionists 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Student Council 3 CsecretaryJ5 Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 lco- captainl. At the piano you'd better watch he, He may turn out a Liberace. QQ' -we IV -ui: W-sw. w , tx-'Q -ef :is 418 ? , T I SHARON NELSON Ne no oqy Club 2 lpre Identb Choru I A 2 3 4 Pep 2 Leaders Club 3 One thung Sharon can rea ly hate Is people who are a dy and make her wad BARBARA NIEMANN Barbie Charusl Dramahc 2 GAA I 2 3 4 Ipresndentj Nahonal Honor Society 3 4 Isecretcryj Newspacer 3 Pep Club I 2 Leaders Club 3 4 One way or ancrher Barbara s schemm To be successful not IU t by dreamln GARY RICHARD OLDHAM A Hxs highest ambntlon I a honey Hls on y ho,.e ns to make money GALE VIVI EN OSBORNE Peanuts Chorus I Dramahcs 3 F T A 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Pep Club I 2 3 If nn the corridor there s a small flurry, It's Ilkely Gale In an awful hurry Page 58 BARBARA MATTESON Lu Lu Chorus I fsecrefaryl 2 4 Dramatucs F BLA A 3 G A A I When her Iran s are a I camps e On the top s her wlnnlng smile PHILIP JOHN MOENCK I F F A I 2 3 4 Prolechomsts Thus lad really enloys has Ag Hns rural achvmes never sag BEVERLY MUNDT ev Chorus I 2 3 Cvmce presldentj 4 F BL A 3 4 G AA I 2 Itreasurerj 3 4 Ivrce presldentl leaders Club 2 3 FHA 2 Ivlce presldentl 3 4 LVIC9 presldentl Wlth the shorthand pad she s quite a whiz bhe may go far an the world of Blz JO ANN MUNDT orusI 2 'I 3 4 GAA I PhlC Association 4 Rhythm Knughts 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 En emble 3 4 Cooking and sewing you might expect WHAT ROADS LEAD 1? .W 1 ll Il 3 Q 'N H l A ,,, ' I,2:....4g D J F.N. . 7 . . . , 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. -rw I 'l d Y- . 1 n , I 'W' , Y ,rph In V' ' K -rw D . . . . I ' Q 1' ' ' ,' ' ' ' . . 2 -'L l . ri UB U F ig I I 1 - n . . I I 1 . I . A -fs i . Uv f. if , I , , HJOH M, J Ch , , ,, 45 F.T.A. 2, , 5 . . . 5 lr hem - 1: ,- t She's planning to be a teacher of Home Ec. fl 'Q 1'l5 if i.. 1 Q, H I., B' l b 3' g 3 5 F.B.L.A. 4, F.N. . , 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 F.l'I.A. I, 2, , , Club V f . ' , -gs . I L' ' . X4 9 : 'S 2 - - . , , . ' : 1 5 - S F.F. . I. . Y F . 3 ' iq, LORRAINE REDMAN Snooky Band I 2 3 4- FBLA 2 3 4 Sanish Club 2, 1 1 f 1 ---- 1 1 I P F.H.A. 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. In a top band of the future, lookiel One of the cornets is played by Snooky. PETRA ANN REI NHARD Pete Chorus l, F.T.A. 3, 4 lsecretaryb, G.A.A. l, Phi-Chem Association 4, Rhythm Knights 3, 4, Spanish Club 3 ltreosurerj, 4, F.H.A. 2. Red means stop, though Pete's just startin', To teach the kiddies in kindergarten. GLADYS RINKE 'foludff Chorus 1, 3, F.B.L.A. 4, F.N.A. 3, G.A.A. 1, F.H.A. 3 Gladys hopes to be a housewife tomorrow, But beware her neighbors who constantly borrow. BARBARA ROLLINGS Barb Chorus l, F.T.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4 lvice presidentl, G.A.A. 1, History Club 4, Latin Club 3, 4 lvice presidentb, National Honor Society 3, 4 ltreasureri, Debate 'l, F.H.A. 2, 3. Chalk, blackboards, and a daily quiz Hint what her vocation is. 0 N F R H E R E 'P managerl, Pep Club 1, 4, Riding Club 2, Leaders I , . ,ff -in-3 k K wggas ELIZABETH Ross uBe,hn Chorus 1, Dramatics I, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 History Club 4, Pen and Brush 4, Phi-Chem Association 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Yearbook 1, 2, 3 fbusiness C ub 3 4 Our Beth is a Rose among the thorns. Though thorns detract, beauty adorns. l DARLENE ROVEN HAGEN Hpunkyu 2, F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 3, 4. She hopes to marry a wealthy man If it can be done, we hope Punky can. JEAN ROWSWELL F.B.L.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. Jean likes the pattern of office routine. She's very efficient with the complex machine. LINDA RUHLE ulinu Dramatics 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4 fvice presidentl, G.A.A. 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3 lsecretoryj, Phi-Chem Association 4. Four years cheerleading for our school. ls that the exception that proves the Ruhle? KEN SCHAEFER He may be quiet, Schaefer, Ken, But ranks among our tallest men. .W Page 59 F.B.L.A. 3, F.N.A. 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 'l, 2, 3, 4 Ccaptainl, DIANE JOYCE SCHAUBEL Di-Di Cheerleaders I, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4. A favorite expression- I say there, Old Bean . Most admired person-James Dean. JUDY ANN SCHLEETER .E when Chorus I, 2, 3 lpresidentj, 4, F.N.A. 'lg G.A.A. 'l, F.H.A. 3, 4, Class secretary 3, 4. Of keeping records, she's not wary. She's served two years as class secretary. WILLA LOIS SCHROEDER Willie Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 fpresidentj, F.B.L.A. 3, 4 Ktreasurerj, G.A.A. I, 2, 3 Csecretaryj, 4, Leaders Club 3, 4. One of the mixed ensemble is she, And a loyal member of Girls Glee. NANCY SCHWEIZER ,,Re 1, Chorus I, F.B.L.A. 4, F.N.A. 3, G.A.A. I, F.H.A. 2, ,,.4.aulFl'V YW 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2. :av Nancy's nickname is Red 'Wm The reason why? Just look at her heacl. ...av af' -ar 'Y COLLEGE, BUSINESS, INDUSTRY KAY CHARLENE SELTZER HKGWH 4, Ensemble I, 2, 3. F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. I, 2, 3, 4, C One of our best sopranos is Kay. She's sung in our chorus many a day. horus l, 2, 3, f'-- endow LEONARD SENGl.lN HI-ann Basketball 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Football I, lettermen 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, National Honor Society 4, Phi-Chem Association 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 4, Track 3, 4. He wants to be an engineer. He'll be a good one, never fear. HELEN SHERIDAN Dramatics 3, 4, F.T.A. 3 Cvice presidentj, 4 Cpresidentl, National Honor Society 3, 4, Phi-Chem Association 4, Spanish Club 3. She came to us in her iunior year, And has been very active around here. PHYLLIS SHIPMAN Cl1imO Chorus I, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, History Club 4, Latin Club 3, Pep Club 2. Good things come in packages small, And little Phyllis tops them all. WENDELL SIMS Camera Club 1, Dramatics 2, 4, Industrial Arts I, 2, 3, 4, Pen and Brush 4, Proiectionists I, Newspaper 2. Though he likes leisure, Wendell's plan Is to make as much money as he can. Page 60 'mis v-.wt W uv. l T rf' JOE SLUIS HJQYH Boys Glee Club 'l, Dramatics 4, F.T.A. 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Phi-Chem Association 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Model Club 1. At work in research Joe wants to be. He'll be a great scientist, wait and see. KEN SODERLUND Boys Glee Club 3, 4, Wrestling 4. Kenneth is known from zone to zone As Lincoln-Way's leading baritone. PENELOPE SPIEWAK Penny Biology Club 2 Csecretaryl, Dramatics 'l, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. l, 2, 3 fsecretaryj, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Phi-Chem Association 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. As one who loves to make creations look for her names on future illustrations. JAMES STAUFFENBERG Stash EN N- gg t CCJMPETE FOR TALENT FRANCES SWINSON Band I, 2, 3 Cvice presidentl, 4, Biology Club 2, Boys Glee Club 2, Dramatics 3, F.F.A. 'l ltreasureri, 2, 3 ftreasurerl, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, History Club 4, Lettermen 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Phi- Chem Association 4, Student Council 3, 4 fpresidentl, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class president 2, 3. For Student Counc'l he's in there pitching To set up a program most enriching. ROGER ALLEN SWART - Band l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Boys Glee Club 3, 4, Cross Country 1, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. l, 2, 3, Proiectionists 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Wrestling 1, Yearbook 2, That he'll ioin in any arguments. Is more than mere coincidence. Fran F.B.l..A. 4, Dramaiics 2, F.N.A. l, 2, 3, F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3 4, Pep Club 2. As operator of a beauty shop She will improve on any mop. GEORGE TATE He is found nearly any place Where there is an auto race. PAUL THOMAS Zewski Wwwdu, wr.: Rag., Club 2 fvice presidentb, 529' A , , . f 5 X 1, f Camera Club 1, 2, Industrial Arts 3, 4, Math Club 3, Phi-Chem Association 3, 4, Pro'ectionists 'l, 2, 3 l ftreasurerb, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. A pet peeve, he'll say with a clenched fist, ls the very existence of the n. p. list. LESLIE VAN ORDSTRAND uvunu Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 4, F.T.A. 2, Proiectionists 'l, 2, 3, Spanish Track 2, Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, Newspaper 1. Leslie Van can't be dethroned As '58's king of the trombone. Club 2, Page 6'I ....,.a.-wr 4-qpw'-1 an-sg KENNETH LEE CHARLES WEBER Weeber Basketball 1 2 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Football 2 QCOCGPYGINJ 3 4 Lat Clb 2 3 Cvnce presldentl 4 Lettermen 3 4 Math Club 'I 2 3 Mu Alpha Theta 3 fpresldentl 4 fpresldentl National Honor Soclety 3 4 Phl Chem Assoclatlon 3 4 Prolectlonlstsl 2 3 Student Council 2 Track 1 -eff? 2 3 4 Wrestling 3 Yearbook 2 Model Club 2 wifi, Debate 1 Class treasurer 1 class secretary 2 class vlce president 4 K Weber and his gang Start every cla s off with a bang SHIRLEY WEBER orus1 2 Dramatlcs 2 FNA 3 GAA 1 H A Shlrley enloys going places As a stewardess she ll meet new faces CAROL MARIE WERN ER orus1 2 3 G 2 3 4Cse taryf National Honor Society 3 4 CVICE presldentl Spanlsh Club 2 3 Leaders Club 3 4 She s always been an easy learner We all salute Carol Werner GARRETT WHITE s Glee Club 4 Dramat cs 2 3 4 FFA Football 1 2 3 Lettermen 3 4 PhlChem Asslcuat on 3 4 Progectromsts 1 Student Council 2 3 vce presldentj 4 Class president 4 A mllllonalre he wants to be Maybe he ll make It through chemistry Page 62 RICHARD WADE Rich Camera Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen 2 3 4 ftreasurerj History 4 Proiectionists 1 2 Pen and Brush 4 ftreasurerl Trouble and Wade have been synonymous Our only Rlch can t stay anonymous SHIRLEY WAHL Shlr Chorus 1 Dramatlcs 3 4 F B L A 4 lpresldentl A 1 b Leaders Club 4 Csecretaryl Pep Club 4 No one knows what may befall Though we hope It s good for Shirley Wahl BONNIE WALKER Say See Bone orus 1 2 tlcs Rlclmg Club 2 She can sung and she s a talker Though to us she s Bonn e Walker SANDlE WANZER FBLA 4 Dramatlcs 1 2 GAA 1 History Club Newspaper 3 Some day she ll swlm the ocean CPaclt1c1 The world s acclaim wnll be terrific GRADUATIGN CLIMAX H -In G.A. . ,'2, 3, 4, Hasvoly cm 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4? 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I yi PATRICIA I WILSON Wllly Dramat cs 3 F BLA 4 Cvnce presndentb FTA uce presldentl 3 G A A I 2 A Rldlnq Club 2 Pep Club 2 'tudent llbrarlan I 2 f0 About her career she s stlll decrdmg When many interests keep col :dung DELBERI' YUNKER Blq Del eball I Ba bal F b II Industrial Arts 2 3 4 Lettermen 4 Wrestling Bug Del IS I ke a solid wall If you cra h Into hum In the hall ROBERT J YUNKER Sonny B A 3 A bookkeeper he wishes to be Not far In the future youll agree BARBARA ZATTcAU iv Zltto Band I Chorus 2 3 4 Drama F BLA A 3 H A Whale p aylng the plano Barbara really goes Wvth her fingers on the lvorles shes always wg, +5 sf 3:5 rv OF FCJUR YEARS EFFORT DAVID A ZECHLIN Zech seball I 2 3 4 Ba etball I 2 3 4 Bloc Club 2 Camera Club I History Club 4 Latin Club 2 fsecretaryl 3 ftreasurerj 4 Lettermen Math Club 3 National Honor Society 4 Phu Chem Assoclat on 4 Newspaper 3 Sumclent space we dld not save To say what should be about Dave Is VIRGINIA MAE ZEIGLER Around the halls there s a beaten path Where she s walked around wlth Kath EDWARD J ZITTER Eddie Blology Club I 2 Cross Country 3 4 Lettermen PhuChem Assocnatron 3 4 Track 3 4 Wrestlmg New aper 3 o el b fsecretaryj Student lbrarlan I 2 3 A budding author we can boost You II see his stones In the Sat Eve Post ELWOOD G ZITTER Woody Cross Country 2 3 4 Dramatrcsl 2 Industrial Arts 3 4 IVICE presudentl Lettermen I 2 3 4 h Chem Assoclatlon 3 4 Track I 2 3 Wrestlmg I 2 3 4 ICGPICIDJ Model Club I 2 3 Woody I5 always on the beam As captam of the wrestling team 'Qi Page 63 I 7 .... ' ' 1 . . . 2 4 IV' ' , 5 . . , , 1 F.I'I. . I, 2, 3, 47 A ny? ' ' , : : -. ' ' 1 1 3- ' . ,. . . . S Pa: , 2, 41 sket ' Ip oot a I, 2, 3, 45 ' I ' , , : : ' 2, 3. I F. .I.. . ,4. - ' ' -45 ,bl , , , 5 tics 2, . . . . 4, 1 RN. . ,r. . .1,2,3,4. ff hef 'OH 5 X2 1 4 I I Bo ,,,:sk ,,,:'lgy ' , ' , , 2, 3, 4, I A X IF, ' , : , 1 4: '- ' ' , : , 1 ' I. 2, 3, 4, sp ,4, Ma cn, 1, 2, 3 4 2, , - - , , , , ,P e- lv? QL 7:31, V ffl? A as ',, ' se 1 'L we ,gf Qi' sr X. t X ' - , -r' ,kr ,b Q. , 6. 1 rv '22 if -emi .Q- hrs,-w K.. Seemingly undisturbed by the heovy responsibilities of their iunior year, these class oflicers meet to discuss com- mon problems. Shown are: Charles Otto, president: Geri Hull, secretoryy Ron Steinberg, vice presidentg Terry Schroeder, treasurer, , -, , .: ' Q 1 In . , .L Ng' sf Q, Barbara Anderson A Dono Anderson Dotte Anderson Karen Anderson A ' ' we- ill , ,W no ' Q' Pat Anderson Dennis Becker Q , y Fred Bishop , I f- ,F .1 A. Leroy Bitner -v 1... If U , . . ' 'MTV ' Rudy Bollcer A Carol Borchordt as Jim Bostniclr 'W' ui, Pat Bradley we Ron Bulian Margaret Campbell Tony Chorvof Roger Corp iii. 73? 7Lilf ' .. , ' -, Z , A151 ' t A i .gi e - ff ,, .1 'Ky y y y CLASS Allan Creer Bette Croes Raymond Cufler Pa! Dalh Ron Daugherly Mary Ann Davies Doris Delaney Roseann Delaney Tony Dina Dave Dona dson Chrrs Duffy Vnvlenne Elsenbrandf Richard Engelhard! Sue Eriksen Ron Ferguson .lim Gas? Carole Gilmore Nancy Grogan Mildred Hack Phyllis Hacker Charles Hammond nn- 'Se ,WY up Albert Krusemark Sharon Kuchenbecker Jim Landfried Burke Lanham Marie LaVinn Barbara Livingsion Barbara Machlemes Don Madsen Diana Mankowski Carol Marii Linda Mafnsovic Befiy Lou Mau Jim McCure Jean Ann Meyer Earl Meyers Betty Miller Donna Miller Tom Miller John Nicholson Arlene Oils Charles Oifo -Qin VI! 'Q .vwrxlx r -'-f 2 K- -- , :: I .5 'QI gif' was R' M f Q. ' i ii - ' ir ii V A S S V Egg W ,. ,A V 6 F. . as J 5. ji .,. 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K f I-Q 2? 5 1 IE!-: IJ.: 3: -':' : - p 4,,,? . f Alan Pius Doug Porfck Janice Reimers Ronald Rob Evelyn Rowswell George Ruhle Carol Rufhenbeck Bonnie Rydell Claire Ryden Pat Sanferelli Marilyn Sayers Bill Sayers Alan Schram Arlan Schram Terry Schroeder Marlyn Schultz Carolyn Schwariz Madeline Selnilc Peggy Shipman Helen Sluis Doris Smith JUNIOR CLASS Carol Smifhson Mary Ann Snider Diana Sorensen Ron Sorrill Mike Siacel John Sfankus Ron Steinberg Ed Sfelzer Sandy Swinford Robert Teske Jo Ann Tischer William Wafdvogel Barbara Walsh Mike Werner Tom Williams Rosemary Wollenberg Lee Yunker Kennefh Zimmerman Kenneth Ziffer Kathleen ZumMallen No? picfured: John Boyson Tom Rickelfs Priscilla Scarber -any ':' . 1 PE Q ,-'Qs 'wr' r 4 N ' A FV . 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SOPHOMORE Nancy Albrecht Don Alexander Margie Ardaugh Carole Baker Marilyn Barnett Shirley Beam Cathy Beattie Orville Bell Louise Berg Kafhy Berlin Doug Blatii Lenara Bormet Diana Bos! Jerry Breymeyer Busier Brown Lurene Brown Ralph Bueschel Lou Camerlo Sharon Cappel Tom Carr CLASS Don Carter Roger Christiansen Jecmnme Colllns Sharon Conley Paulehe Crouse Sharon Cullen Ann Cummings Barbara Daugherty Stella Daugherty Michael Dana Bull Dixon Gwen Doermg Mary .lane Donaldson Tom Dusek Barry Edmonson Ann Edsirom Gerald Elsenbrandt Leslie Ekedahl Joan Ellxoff Penny Fuegen Albert Frer Ronald Ford Norvene Foster Vrrgnnna Freeman Kay Gersnch Mnke Glbbons John Goadby Phyl IS Goodwin Herbert Gramse Marvin Gray ww wr: I L. Nui' Silly --an .,, 5 1 full .X nr, 'VA mr wil? mg. wyasmg QQ V fumair Q--Q O Q 4 AN' .1 if la mn lil 'S in Page 71 Q :M . . r.Jz:f5,.:.,::2E :' . m.::ug,- I, K ' ' .- j' in A A' ,s 5, 3 1 ' , 2 'f ' ll A l f .' .fy 6 , - : W? 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Hoogslrcu Larry lwema Vivian Jacobson Sharyn Jedlick Carole .lilek Verna Kasper Charles Kelch Myrtle Klier Harry Kaayenga Sharon Krapf Charlene Kurnal Sharon Landau LARGEST CLASS James Larson Hogan Lau Bruce Lewin Charles Lewis Jean Lientz Scoff Link Ken Lorenz Judy Loucks Diane McCleary Barbara McCoy Ronald McDonald Mary Ellen McGovney Jim McGuire Jon Maddock Howard Mann Judy Marcec Les Michalec Charles Miller Janice Miller Bill Morrison Cindy Morrison Paula Muehler Bob Munch Barbara Mundf Bill Murphy Phyllis Oldham Leslie Osborne Dan Owen Glenn Patterson Ron Pemble Bill Peterson W if J x- . i A s K I if I E+-0-I 'I I ME L W ii -.:. , ms ,, -- K:-Q3 if mm va Q 'CZ' Q 2 43.17153 fl , 'I P ll ' Q 'Zip 952- s ' wa as A J Z? TIT:- ,.....-, .4 w, of vi -1-is 3: 5' L 'iii' mf 033' 25 ,, ir WA. f f s V y ,.,. -i,. -i., J A Q - 4 ' 2 ' .L .- +C' fi tv' ,af - J 1'-4 X ,:.'::,, ..,. A M ,gg -.:l:-2 J r- ieiwrs? 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Pat Ryan Janet Sonterelh Doryll Schleeter Carol Schmaedeke Lee Schmeckpeper Joyce Schofield Shlrley Schrouder Bull Seuvertson Carol Seckendorf Mike Segvnch Roger Semonxovnch Norman Snevert Shnrley Snevert Ann Sums Loss Slulter Bryon Smith Tom Smuth Jerry Spector CLASS No? pidured: Ed Hei'man Ran H'lfon Dean lislon Bob Mafhews Don Miller Bill Rahm Dick Renfro Verda Schanz Keith Thackrey Allen Yavorn F1960 Bonnie Sproaf George Sfanisz Caryle Slruihers Myron Subberl Larry Surges Margaret Swinson Harry Tatro Wilbur Teske Judy Tomany Margie Tomany Ronald Tomas Charles Troulman Henry Troufman Tammy Trump Andy Vrba Winkie Wade Donald Waldvogel Dan Walker John Wafkiss Annis Weber Wilbur Weber Larry Wennlund Virginia Wilder David Willeif Marfha Wilson Janet Wise Sharon Wolf Michael Yeager Bill Zelko Bill Zemeske Eleanor Zimmerman do ..,. W 'es -,,5,. f 1 23 , J Q Q In G-5. V M f V f ..-f 5 , X z we as 'gee 'Q .- I K 4 in J , fi ily, A Q W W ,V ..... .- p 2, ,. ,.s ALL , f Y 5 5 ,ee Y' Q. 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W., Vmgzsff i' ' 4 ' i we yfvy ff is iiiif if f Q -s 'e 4' f., I 'E 1 if K-fart 'H Q . s 4 ,Q Q - A - va .m f f -fi ' - V Lff l'S'5' ' ' if ii i' 1' P Q P A.,., eff , we - sf. . . -' gli, Q 'JK 4 - e..- vi . I X 1-vw s K 4 ,I - ,E I . .. .,,, x :iv i 6 7 . rt ' 5 W ! X: l ,i I, Q I , ,- L 1 I .A fxt, 'f N7 All '51, is I l 5 ,l. I A Yr? we mf Marilyn Ambuehl Dale Anderson Paulette Anderson Thomas Atherton Wayne Baker Bernadette Barlow Jane Eerlin Glenn Bitner Roberta Blevins Susan Blomquist Karl Bogatitus Margo Book Betty Boyson Karen Braun Robert Breidert Dona Brouillette Bonnie Bruce Joy Campbell Sandra Carnes Gail Carter Gordon Case John Charvat Wayne Christiansen Everett Cline The Freshman class was the last to elect officers in the fall. When they had be- come well enough acquainted to hold an election, their choices were the tol- lowing: Skip Kruzich, treasurerg Dave Larson, vice presidentg Kay Swinford, presidentg and Pat Loucks, secretary. FRESHMAN Merry Lee Collafz Marhn Cooper Pauleite Cooper Ronald Cramer Mary Lee Cummins Patrucna Dawes Henry Davus Jeaneffe Deus? f' Monica D Laney Jahrxwy Y lj' jigtlndr ,Dwyer J MJ' CLASS 4 L! en? En lrglma en htm' 9:H5f1'QhKv5iS M ' flgwklfir 'FS A qw 5 4. V 1 am ,Fenn A' fwj e Flenfle f f Sharon F ora Charles Florey David Ford Carole Jean Foutz Harry Fraser Hollue Georgns Karen Geufher Elizabeth Gibson George Gibson Robert Glenn Alfred Golfer Helen Graham Francls Grabo Gall Gregory .lack Grefz Mary Gnffin Mary Grofewald Leona Guzlk Kay Haley Gayle Harlmg Leland Harwood fi Ullmgt x 4 MGM' Us: 6 L .M fm xr, 55-3? fd, vp, xl-lv! X 5:1 lk W ww M. M -fc-sus an Page 77 ' D N ' '1 lr , I Q .g la .. I 'V 5 ' , ,-'ff C f',: fail :U Y , V f. - - AHFC-5 R3 4 l fx! XXII,-fe? 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