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

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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

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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

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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