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

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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

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-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

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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.