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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

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KNOWLEDC ...s...,...ra- I DF LANGUAGES IS INSTRUMENT OF WCDRLD PEACE CommunicaTion is viTal in Today's world where no naTion can remain alooT, Every American ciTizen, and parTicularly our ambassadors abroad - be They TourisTs or poliTical appoinTees - should have an appreciaTion and basic undersTanding oT oTher counTries' cusToms and languages. Our new elecTronic laboraTory TaciliTaTes and ad- vances The Teaching oT Toreign languages, Through The main console, six diTTerenT Tapes may be channeled To The ThirTy soundprooT booThs aT diTTerenT inTervals. WiTh The aid oT earphones and microphones, sTudenTs lisTen To and repeaT aTTer The naTive voices on The Tape. Through The operaTion oT The console, The Teacher can IisTen To and inTerpreT individual lessons Tor cor- recTion or give privaTe assisTance. The lab creaTes con- versaTional opporTuniTy as nearly commensuraTe To living in a Toreign counTry as possible. IT also provides maximum reciTaTion in class. ln The lighT oT naTionwide demands being made on all levels oT educaTion To provide an educaTional producT TluenT in The use oT foreign languages, Lincoln- Way aTTempTs To assume iTs share of The responsibiliTv. 'MSW f - 4, . ' if-if SCIENTIFIC METHODS ACCENT MODERN FARMING The farmer is as permanenf and imporf- Any mechanical worlc fhaf is done on anf as fhe land he fills. Scienfific lcnowledge fhe farm can be carried ouf in fhe worlc- has lighfened his many fierce sfruggles of shop. The doors are IZ' x I2' and even a fhe pasf. Growing wifh America, he will large combine can be broughf info fhe confinue fo grow. shop for sfudy. Individual worlc benches are The agriculfure deparfmenf of Lincoln- provided for fhe boys. Loclcers, where porf- Way is fhe only one in fhis area fhaf is able eguipmenf can be sfored, are also a sfafe-approved. This recognifion is supporf- parf of fhe new facilifies. ed by impressive facfs. The vo-ag feacher, Mr. Van Rheeden, has Four new rooms now comprise fhe de- a privafe office which also serves as a small parfmenf - a classroom, laborafory, worlr- library and a conference room. shop, and privafe office. Wilh fhese aids and up-fo-dafe feaching The Iaborafory provides for small-group of farm fechnigues, Lincoln-W'ay prepares sfudy and experimenfafion. One of ifs mosf Americas sfronghold of fhe fufure - fhe I r. imporfanf pieces of eguipmenf is a mef- farmer. I rion - a complex insfrume-nf fhaf fesfs soil V elecfrically. I K --., W -un I - 5 x ' ,. I, TN: .Vs Q, L f ' f V , 1 ,X X X , 1 , i. i x 1 TI ' Mr. Van Rheeden gives Barry Brown a bif of exfra help on home and shop proiecfs in Vo-Ag. mv Universify of Illinois elecfrical wiring Icif is consfrucfed by fufure farmers. its , R-xxx Class gefs poirvers on Wand-fudqinq from imsfrucfor, Mr. Van Rbeeden. J Wash-up Hme is nc? me+ wifb refracioriness - buf pleasure -- wi'H1 Hwese facififies. is ss L , wi, . ,gga .,.-- ' if :L by NCQ Lg, , W -asf gf 13 KK. N . ' XM W.. 4 1? 14: L ' XA'ss A'j+: h,ii' Ns L: fx-f gm , EN Q5 s ff Q Q , xv ,,-if if f f hx, ggi! 'Qu 2 sfrw f s ff - '-NN.. Bqfferfaf fe-sis on mmlk are bemg faken by Denms Herm and James Jenkof 1 Q 7 i ,.,. ,wg SHIFTING SCENE From fhe new sfage enfrance, AI Waldvoqel peers info Hs inner' recesses. Pa+ Loucks hurriedly brushes up on her lines before enfry. sxxsiifivffl Z1 ,xr-gtg l1f'l2 l 1Va:1m'rx's:zM sfflwmw' V1 -ui ws-f V- - .f . ezmlm! K' xr ,ff A A i1?gf,,w,,i7-A 7-74,.i5if'., . lik , ' iiuwia, - fifiwr 1, 1 fi nm'ffffsigssfgwrxwii im., f A fl v,k.,, ss, ,,,5,1s-ff., fs-.1 .. ig,.,,b.w,fw . .sz We f- -, Mia? Ziff: , -525:32 fz 5 Ef? li i , 11191, uW,f,,f . ii, .1 -as -, - nt sf, ' ' 13 J . L 1 'f 2 i r l 5 M I , 2 L 32. 5 32 1' - l, . 5fi1l'fT1' f L, 2 ea iii xiii? Q .7 V Jim l-lunniford has fime, and some fo spare, on his wav fo The nexf class. OUND SCHOOL Wifh a lcaleidoscopic change of scenes ever in fhe malcing fhroughouf fhe wide and lengfhy halls, sfudenfs move from class fo class and acfivify fo acfivify in fulfilling fhe da 's schedule. A wide variefy of opporfunify being offered for service, leadership, and academic and culfural achievemenf, sfudenfs are obligafed fo performances involving many facefs of experience. ff gms . U45 s gif i iii l s , ul' I 0, K +g.,s f 'W 'M C , 4 ,, ' gif .,'.f.,Q: -,d', 's,xk Leonard Selfzer moves fhe proiecfor ouf of fhe new visual- aids room fo fulfill a classroom assignment Sfudenfs headed for differenf classes ancl acfivifies meef fn fhe wide cor- ridors. EXCLUSIVE QUARTERS ILLUMINE BAND ACTIVITIES Dance band rehearses a IIveIy number under new and ideal condifions - condnkions Iound In Iife sIIuaIIon. Freed from The hechc IurmoiI of Ioolrh band and chorus carryIng on a maximum program wifhin The Iimi+s of one room, Ihe band has now wirhdrawn ro exclusive quarrers. In Ihe orderIIness of Ihese new quar+ers, slrudenrs find con+en+men+ and Inspira- Iion. The Iarge room equipped wirh risers for The use of Ihe IUII band has added accoufremenfs, such as sroraqe sheIves for ins+rumenI's and records. A prIva+e ofhce 'For Ihe direcror, a deparrmenral Iibrary, seven pracrice rooms, a compIe+e hI fi sysfem, and a vaIuabIe Iape recorder, all Iacflirafe Ieaching and Iearning. An insfrurnenf' comperfmenf comes in handy as if lreepsone's horn readily avail- able. Aslc Buddy Erickson. Karen Korisfa, The band ireasurer, is relafing fhe presenf condifion of The finances +0 Mr. Taylor. 'NSY' 9 ,N , K., .,,.5-:iq ,fr in ii? 41, 5 l k fr Y, ,ff , ies- b. 5,- . , , at , P9 , 4- -' , aff 4, ish ' VV u John Burroughs finds a new addilion lo rhe music deparfmenl' insfrucrional and enjoyable F f .P sk -1- 2 Z , . .. ..3?,l 0' ,. ... Wgikw. knkgrr A Q 1 A fm 4 ' - rr SEV., ..., , KH 0 0 , ' 3 V, f Q 1 f' Jil... ea. A . 5 X jj 4 . , .QQ p- V ,, 5 . . ' ,.:: .. F f iw AN- -'W y, ,, N ,,, ,. V 9 v Q I if , 1 . KW 5432 - SER . g Qs CHING l An overall view oi The eleven small-discussion groups in session. Team Teachers. Charles Clark and Kevin Mc- Givern, are on hand Tor consTanT guidance and super- vision Evolving ouT oT research aimed aT producing aT The same Time boTh qualiTy and quanTiTy educaTion. The experimenT oT Team Teaching was made possible Through a Ford FoundaTion granT Tor The advancemenT oi educaTion. Across The UniTed STaTes dozens of schools have been engaged in exploraT'ory proiecTs since l957. Lincoln-Way accepTed The challenge This pasT year To Try ouT iTs meriTs. As There is a consTanT inTerchange oT ideas among Team Teachers, The insTrucTional program is direcTly improved. Also Teachers can specialize, Thus becoming more pro- TicienT in a given area. Time Tor research and class preparaTion is made available by Teachers being released Trom The locked-in rouTine oT TradiTional Teaching. Given more careTul aTTenTion, sTudenTs Teel They are individuals and noT losT in a mass oT human beings. P'ercenTage-wise 402 oT Their Time is spenT in large-group dis- cussion, 407, in individual sTudy, and 207, in small-group discussion. STudenTs indicaTe a deTiniTe preference Tor Team Teaching and like The Tlexible grouping procedures. Kevin Mcfivivern sparks The discussion and TesTs iTs auTh- enTiciTy by a visiT To one oT The eleven small-discussion groups, each in session Through The eTTorTs oT a sTudenT leader. YNY W lllull 4 ' uumlll I WEMIII BEEN .neu fa--hi uamiwmfii eg nanaww 1 V, si- E 3 lllll lllll Ill!! llwwl' -EQWWIQ :Ewan E 5 e Eg 2 is 'E 2 ilhmf f. l as 5 ,, W ie he 2 A 5-.1- iff? 1 , E My ,V Weighing-in Takes piece af We conclusion of gym. Expended facimies have made H possible for in- dividual Yonkers. 14 PHYS ED. POPULATION EXPLOSION WARRANTS ADDED FACILITIES The body, as The mind, musl be kepr aclive Io be healihy. In our modern world, where il is easy Io depend on conveniences, planned physical aclivily is especially im- porlanl. Recognizing Ihal' proper eguipmeni in rhe gymnasium is as impor+anI' as books and desks in Ihe classroom, Lincoln-Way has eliminared Ihe shorlages so aculely fell lasf year in Ihe physical educalion deparlmenf. New locker rooms, illuminaled wilh modern sky lighls, have been provided for bolh The girls' and boys' deparlmenlrs. The new varsilry room cancels oul confliclrs wilh Ihe sporls sC+ivi+xe5, houses lockers for Jrhe baskelball players, and serves as a Iirsl-aid slalion as well. Parallel bars and a horse have broadened Jrhe gymnaslics program. And Io accommodale Ihe increased personnel of Ihe deparlmenr, new offices have been added. K. f 9 Q. a in vs. J X35 , . my YQV i ,V ,.-- My A Y, ,L iw . lk I Q . bv' W , ' -V f Wm X, K H 3 .W , Afgqi, 'H K 4 - ,- sf ,!?v3J... 23 ' ' ge' 1, .f 1 L f 1 M , . ,, ., W,,, wwf A 'xl iigffiifl' .. 7 km K K - - . ,351 - ,. sw w -1 ' gr. L? - fm as 'W ,. ' - 95 :. ' 15,5-1b9L'l'v Q' - fd 5 .. 'xi 'R 3. . . f5:'?:Q'wf :'E 5, -I -.4,..-5752+ 2 'L: ?f':P ' 4 -' , ZW -'11'.s?fiI:1-f :w,' A A . ,,,,, , E 1 wfsgax x7 V ' - W M Q x 1 A 4 : y ? 'Y 22 sl? 1, --11 Y , dfffb -'Q' Q' . Z. f ww ,, KWH' ' es' Q 3 Louise Waldvoqel and Bonnie Hair pre- pare for 'rhe nooniime onslaugh+ of cus- iv Jromers. ALL-PURPOSE ROOM IS ADAPTABLE TO LUNCH ROOM l-lere is seen one of Jrhe many uses made of ihe All-Purpose Room - ihai of a dining area. Two cooks are assigned on a roiaiing basis from The full sialic of dieiiiians To lake care of all culinary provisions. A wide variely of snacks make Jrhe area highly popular wiih s+udenJrs as a lunch- room. Consequenily, ihe cafeieria is relieved of iis 'former congesiion. Aside from i'rs use as an adiunci To ihe original ealing faciliiies, +he room ideally converfs inro a banquef hall for social, civic, and educaiional gaiherinqs, The Chrislmas dance and sock hops, originally held in rhe gym, are more suiled +o iis environment As well, This is 'lhe only available area for massive club meeiings. Permanenily bordered on +he souih by Tall, green planls, lhe All-purpose Room is a focal poini of inieresl io all callers +o Lincoln-Way. Archiieciurally, ihe room represenis a model classroom of lhe iuiure as Hs chief fea+ures provide 'lor expand- abiliiy, flexibiliiy, and informalify. I+ is Jrhe mosr highly uiilized room of any in ihe enrire school. S 3. ,, - I , Q11 l' t r r This tine array ot stamps has been in the Bowling ls and has been tor some time the process ot collection by Elias A. Brown, Molcena, favorite pastime ot Lester B, Case, Manhattan. tor many years. Phaedrus, an Athenian philosopher and a friend of Socrates, once said: The bow that's always bent will quickly breakg But if uustruug will serve you at your need. So let the mimi some relaxation take l To come back to its task with fresher heed. Whether Phaedrus influenced our board of education or not, it can be plainly seen by their diverse pastimes that they are cognizant of the wisdom of his Words. Board Secretary J. Earl Robinson, New Lenox, All-round athlete C. L. Klasing, New Lenox, Fishing, preferably in Minnesota, is how Lorin is a cdector ot guns. Some ot his specimens tlnds qolt the sport most dominant in his at- Schleeter, Manhattan, Hunstrings the how and are over a hundred years old. tectlons. comes hack to his task with tresher heed. Board Presidenf A. H. Krusemerk, Frankfort 'finds in 'Hue culfivarion of beauriful roses Hue peace of mind rher oblirerafes ali duress. THE BOW IS UNSTRUNG FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION James Dixon, Frankfort finds surcease from meme! foil in Hue operafion of a Dari-Casfle. LINCOLN-WAY IN REVIEW In I95I fhe cifizens residing wifhin fhe lvliolcena, Franlcforf, New Lenox and lvlanhaffan communifies vofed decisively fo form fheir own high school disfricf. The following year if was m-y mosf pleasanf experience fo be selecfed as fheir educafional leader fo assisf in esfablishing fhe new school. This challenge has been mosf reward- ing fo me and I sincerely frusf, mufually beneficial. From fhis unique beginning wifh an enrollmenf of 368 sfudenfs and fwenfy-six feachers, our family has grown fo 74I sfudenfs wifh a sfaff of forfy-fwo. Even greafer expansion will confinue in fhe fufure requiring consfanf building and curriculum revisions. Previously, fhe curricular funcfions of fhe secondary school were devofed exclusively fo subiecf maffer confenf. Today, we believe sfrongly fhe curriculum musf go beyond The classroom sfudies. Currenf developmenfs in The wider use of communicafion media, new educafional equipmenf, and beffer sfaff ufilizafion have all played an imporfanf parf in fhe planning and design of fhe addifion being feafured in fhis edifion of fhe Aegis. Tremendous improvemenfs in building design and feaching fechniques have been developed during fhe pasf few years. The Lincoln-Way Board of Educafion has successfully fried fo lceep abreasf of fhese new frends and provide for fhe necessary equipmenf in order fo rneef fhe educafional requiremenfs of all fhe sfudenfs. Revolufionary feaching aids in fhe modern language laborafory were made available fhrough fhe parfial assisfance of fhe Nafional Defense Educafion Acf. Sfudenfs are now able fo rogress according fo fheir capabilifies and are rewarded according fo fhieir accomplishmenfs. In fhe pasf, Iisfening and speaking were frequenfly omiffed from The usual learning sequence. Now our sfudenfs can progress as rapidly as fheir falenfs and efforfs permif wifhouf fhe usual handicaps. Lincoln-Way's new all-purpose room is serving as a focal poinf for fhe schools feam feaching operafion. If is easily expanded fo encompass large groups of several classes or can be parfifioned off info smaller individual sfudy groups. This flexibilify malces possible a wide variefy of ofher acfivifies as well. Social funcfions are frequenfly scheduled. large dinners for oufside groups, and daily uses by over one-half of fhe sfudenfs for fheir daily lunches. Nexf year fhis large area will be ufilized for several regular classes in general science. Our new addifion included an ulfra-modern Vocafional Ag deparfmenf. Lincoln-Way has one of fhe Iargesf enrollmenfs in agriculfure of any secondary school in Norfhern Illinois. The former farm shop area was added 'Io fhe Indusfrial Arfs de- parfmenf and enabled a modern course in elecfronics fo be added fo fhe curriculum. Subsfanfial aid was received under fhe Nafional Defense Educafion Acf for fhis equipmenf. along wifh fhe language laborafory and considerable scienfific equipmenf. The original combined music cleparfmenf soon proved foo small fo provide for fhe needs of The inferesfed sfudenfs. The beaufiful addilion now complefely solves fhis problem for many years. Ample space has been planned for bofh indivi- dual insfrucfion along wifh fhe large combined groups. As Lincoln-Way's enrollmenf increased, addifional facilifies were required for fhe physical educafion and afhlefic program. Our new consfrucfion has greafly helped fo provide for fhese needs giving much more flexibilify for all 'rhe boys and girls in school. If is sfrongly believed fhaf fhe Lincoln-Way High School is an example of how a building can aid fhe educafional program along wifh fhe morale of fhe sfudenfs. The cheerfulness among fhe sfudenfs seems fo be infecfious, adding fo fhe qualify of fhe work done by fhe pupils and fheir feachers, Q HUNTER CHAPMAN, Principal B.A., Shurfleff College M.A., Universify of Illinois ,,.W,gL 5 E wwe S ALICE GORMAN BA.. High Poinl' College MA., Columbia Universily Direclor of Guidance and Adminisfrafive As- sislanf FACULTY DONALD J. D'AMICO B.S.. M.S., Illinois Slale Normal Universily Assislam' Principal V., 'Her 'X -1--.- GEORGE R. ABRAHAM WILLIAM D. AVILA DONNA C. BEAVERS RALPH W. CHRISTISON B.S., Wisconsin Slale B.S. Weslern Illinois Universily B,S. Indiana Slale Teachers B.A., Illinois College M.S.. Unlversiiy of Illinois General Science, Physics College M.Ed., Universily of Illinois Chairman,Science Deparlrnenl Home Economics Chairman, Malhemalics D parlrnenl CHARLES H. CLARK B.A., Whealon College M.A.. Universily of Illinois U. S. Hisfory, Social Sludies AI Dallcowslci says +here's nolhing like The daily coffee brealc in The Iacully lounge Io give a Ieacher Ihe proper perspeclive. WILLIAM J. COLGAN BS., Norlhern Illinois Universily General Science, Plain Geom- I erry I-ONNIE CORDELLE , , AL DALKOWSKI MELVIN W. DONAHO BARBARA EEDERMAN B-A-I Upper Iowa l-lmverslly B-A-I MICIIIQWI Slale l-IVIIVSVSIIY B.S., M.Ed., Universily of llli- B.S., Easlern Illinois UnNe English, Speech M.A,. Universily of Nolre nols gigs plwsgca' Edmcafcn Dame English, Speech English, Guidance THOMAS E. FLANIGAN ALlCE SUZANNE HERMAN DELLA HUSSEY ROSALIE JOHNSON B.S., Norfhern illinois Universiiy B.S., Easiern Illinois Universiiy BE., Norlhern Illinois Universily B.S., Easiern lllinois Universily Mafhemafics, Afhlefics Business Educafion MS., Universify of illinois Girls' Physical Educalion Marhemafics KENNETH KINNEY B.S., M.S., lndiana Slale Teach- ers College Aris and Crafls JOE KRUZlCl'l B.S., Easfern lllinois Universily M.Ecl., Universify of Illinois Chairman, lndusfrial Arls De- parfmenfg Chairman, SSO Afhleiics JO NAS R. LASH M ET RONALD LARSEN B.S., Illinois Slale Normal Uni- B.S., Illinois Sfafe Normal Uni- versify PAUL LaVlNN ART MACKAY versify MA., George Peabody College BS., LaCrosse Sfaie College B.B-A-V UPS5lG College Drivers Educafion, S oc i al Chairman, Physical Educafion MS., Universiiy of Wisconsin EV1Ql'5li Sfudies, Boys' Physical Edu- Deparlmenfz Guidance: So- l'liSiOry: Boys' Physical Educa- cafion cial Sfudies 'Hong Alhleiic Direclor ,KX ix i X XEE - MARTIN P. MACKAY FRANCIS KEVIN MQGIVERN GENE MCGIVERN HENRY MEIER B.S., Norlhern Illinois Universily B.A., Universily ol Iowa B.A., Iowa Slale Teachers Col- B.A., Monlana Slale Universify Business Educalion, Alhlelics Chairman, Social Sludies De- lege German, Spanish parlmenl M.A., Slale Universily of Iowa Lalin, Guidance, Social Sluclies, Alhlelics ELIZABETH MORRISON B.S.. Universily ol Illinois French The malhemalical arf ol' graphing equalions is being explained by Ralph Chrislison. DORIS MOUTREY Office Secrelary is DALLAS D, MUCCI TOM D. OLSON RAYMOND PAGE LORETTA PEARSON B.A., Easlern Nazarene College B.E.A., Soulh Dalcola Universily B.S., Universily of Illinois B.S., Illinois Slale Normal Uni- Pulolicily, Debale, Journalism M.A., Universily of Iowa lnduslrial Arls, Afhlelics versily Vocal Music Science, Malhemalics L. DALE PROVOW CHARLES D. SARKINEN JANE SULLIVAN BARBARA A. TAYLOR B.S,, Illinois Slafe Normal Uni- B.S., Universily of Minnesofa .. B.S., M.S., Weslern Illinois Sfale B.A.. M.A.T., Vanderbill Uni- versify Gymnaslics Universily versily English Chairman, English Deparlmenl' English, Hislory PAUL M. THOMAS B.S., Easiern Illinois Universily M.E., Universily of Illinois Chairman, Business Deparlmenl' MARCY VAN CLEAVE Office Secrela ry ROBERT R. VAN RHEEDEN R I B-5-. M-5-I UUIVGVSIIY of Illinois A+ 'rhe annual Yulefide banquel held a+ The VOCGIIONBI Aqriculfure Silver Lake Counlry Club, Mr. D'AmicO opens his gill from Sanla. DOROTHY WELLS HERBERT J. WRATH ROSELYN WRIGHT LOIS YUNKER B.A., Florida Soulhern College B.S.. Carlhage College B.S., Illinois Sfafe Normal Uni- Office Secretary Librarian M.A., Chicago Universiiy versify Social Sfudies, Senior Psycho- Home ECOHOPOICS Iocv. A+hln+If-Q I 2 Q s ROBERT C. TAYLOR Q B.M,E., Vandercook College of 2 Music 5 M.M.E., Millilcin Universily Music Supervisor, Band Dire-:'I'or 3 A TRIBUTE T0 FRANK FreguenTly an acTor plays his parT so much in characTer ThaT The audience is oblivious oT his TalenT. Likewise, The operaTion oT a school planT can be so smooThly eTTec- Tive ThaT Those indirecTly associaTed wiTh The man in charge are scarcely aware oT The skills and resourceTulness incumbenT upon his posiTion. BuT Those who have wiTnessed aT close range Frank GoeTschel's use oT Technological know-how, in his posiTion oT Building and grounds super- inTendenT, can scarcely Tail To recognize ThaT he is a masTer aT his Trade. Franks cooperaTion in engineering The planT TaciliTies - To parallel The needs oT The educaTional program --is a looon To The adminisTraTion and To every Teacher on The sTaTT. l-lis openmindedness To any sugges- Tion given To enhance The beauTy or eTTiciency oT The school planT is prooT oT his devoTion To perTecTion. The harmony Tha+ exisTs wiThin The ranks oT his enTire rnainTenance and dieTeTic sTaTT aTTesT To his Tairmindedness. Beyond The workaday world, Frank's inTeresTs are broad. l-lis concern Tor The individual sTudenT is evidenced by his parTicipaTion in The Ameri can Field Services commiTTee since iTs incepTion. As well, he is engrossed in many civic responsiloiliTies. Q Frank GoeTschel, SuperinTendenT Building and Grounds John SemeTis has a knack Tor making Things work. You can de end on These Trouble shooTers: Herman Lange, Howard Dodds and P Floyd MundT. idk NW M 1 'UU' 'X , ? A 5 5 5.3 A H' 5 5 The dieferic staff is famous for Hs holiday . 'rreafs and caferinq service +0 school or- X ' ganizafions, as we!! as Hfxe daHy menu. Q QV - f 5 s 1 E f '4 YJ QNX, L Reby Andersorfs chief concern is keeping an abundanf supply of fresh fowels for We P. E. deparfrrweni. L-W bus drivers cover a disiarwce amnualry of 92,455 mrres and darry rransporr approximahely mr, Burner? S 725 sfuderws. From Neff ro righf are Howard Hmchins. Jack Crwesf- chram, Fred Weirendorf, and AN Ziegler. 3 A ,Z-' -'S ,wr ' .pf-9.7 A 5 v. 11' A . .. .. 9 v. M xx, - w SENIORS As our high school educarion draws Io a close and The road of life sI're+ches before us, we mem- bers of 'Ihe Class of I96I wish 'ro pause and say, Thanks, Thanks. Lincoln-Way, for a high school edu- calion second Io none. Our four years a+ Lincoln- Way will place us in good sI'ead as cirizens of any communiry. To Ihe facully members. I'oo. we say Thanks. Your service Io us in Ihe pasl' years can never be forgorren. AI+hough we cannol' +eII wha? Ihe Iurure may bring. we shall always be proud of our beginnings a+ Lincoln-Way. Presiclenr Duane Warning, Secrefary Geri Munch, Treasurer Teddie Zemeslce. and Vice- Presidenf Judy Wiegel cooperare in a money-making proiecr for +he senior class. MARILYN CAROL AMBUEHL Drarnafics I1 GAA I,2.31 Biology Club: FHA 2 Paflerns 2.31 Mu Alpha Thefa 3,41 FTA 3. 4: Nafiona Honor Sociefy 3.4: Phi-Chem 4. DALE L. ANDERSON Baslcefball I: Band I.2: Boys' Chorus I1 Hobby Cluk 3i Pen and Brush Club 2,31 Dance Band 2. PAULETTE JOYCE ANDERSON Drarnarics I,2: Foorlighlers 31 Thespians 3,41 Biology Club 2 ISecreIary 2I1 Phi-Chem 31 Chorus I,21 Mixec Chorus 3,41 Girls' Ensemble 2.3.41 FTA 3,'4Z Pep Cluk 2.31 Rhylhm Knighfs 2.3.4 ICQ-Caplain 3I ICapI'air 4I ROBERTA R. ANDERSON I FHA 3.41 Library Club 41 Aegis 41 Transfer from Jolie- Township High School I959-I960. BERNADETTE BARLOW FNA I.21 FHA 2.3.41 Library Club 3.41 Biology Club 2 SSO 3. JANE E. BERLIN Cheerleader I,2,3.4- ICap'rain 4I Chorus l,2,3.4: Pep Club 3.41 Spanish Club 31 Biology Club 21 FTA 31 FBLA Ii Dramarics 21 Hisforia Americana 41 AFS Ex- change Sfudenl' To Argenrina 3. RICHARD BIKE Transfer from Lane Tech High School I958-I959. GLENN W. BITNER Camera Club l.21 Phi-Chem 41 Dance Band I,2.31 In- dusfrial Arls Club 41 Proiec'rionis'I's 4. SUSAN BLOMOUIST Chorus I.2,3.41 Rhylhm Knighfs 2.3.41 Foollighfers 3.4! Mu Alpha Theia 3.41 Dramafics I.21 Phi-Chem 3.41 FNA I1 Befa Io+a Omicron 21Thespians 3.4. KARL VANCE BOGATITUS MARC-O LEE BOOK FHA l.2.3,4. LOYD BRANDAU Transfer from Amunclsen High School l9594l96O Chicago, KAREN LYNN BRAUN FBLA I.2.3: Pep Club I: GAA I: Pen and Brush Club I.2: Drarnafics I.2: FHA 4: Chorus I.2.3.4. ROBERT B. BREIDERT Projeclionisfs I.2 lVice-Presidenr 2I Boys' Glee Club l,2.3.4: Mixed Chorus 2.3.4 IPresiclenI 4-I lnduslrial Arls Club 2.3.4: Aegis 2 lPhoIography Assislanll Spanish Club 3 lPresidenf 3I Sluclenl Council 2.3 IRe- porfer 2l Chorus I IPresidenI II Fresh-Soph Foolball Manager I. JUDITH HARRIET BRITTON FNA 2 lSecreIary 2I Dramafics I,2.3: Science Club I: Pen and Brush Club 3 ISecrelary 3l FI-IA 4: Aegis 4: Chorus 2.3: Transfer from Joliel' Township High School 1958-1959. GLORIA C. BROZE Spanish Club 3.4: Girls' Glee Club I,4: Keydelles 2: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Klefs 3: Girls' Club 2.3: Transler from Thornlon Township High School lqbo-6l. BONNIE LOUISE BRUCE FTA l.2.3.4: Pep Club I.3.4: Chorus I.2.3.4: GAA I, 3: Sludenl Council I: Rhylhm Knighls 4: Hisloria Ameri- cana 4: Dramalics I.2: Foollighlers 3.4. JAMES ROBERT BURROUGHS Bela lola Omicron 2: Le+Iermen's Club 4: Baslcelball Manager 2.3.4: Baseball Manager 3.4: Band I.2.3.4: Transfer from Loclcporl Township High School I958- I959. JOY MARION CAMPBELL FNA I.2 IVice-Presidenl 2l: Library Club 2.3: Dramalics 2 lPresiden+ 2l FBLA 3: FHA I.2.4. EDOARDO CAMPI Le'r'rerrnen's Club 4: Foreign Exchange Sluclenl from Islilulo Tecnico lncluslrials G. Fe-llrinelli, Milano. llaly. GORDON CASE Boys' Glee Club I.2: Foollighfers 3.4: FBLA 4: Drama- 'lics I.2: Palrerns 2.3: Thespians 3.4: Aegis 4. BETTY ANN CHAPMAN GAA 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4 lPresidenI 4l Rhylhm Knighls 4: Foollighlers 3: Transler from Hialeah High School I959-l96O. JOHN MATTHEW CI-IARVAT lnduslrial Arls Club 3.4 lReporler 4l: Lel'rermen's Club 2.3.4: Bela Iola Omicron 2: Knighls of Science I: Malh Club I: Foolball l.2.3.4: Wreslling l.2.3.4 ITri-Cap- lains 4 Sludenl Council 4. WAYNE CHRISTIANSEN FFA I.2.3.4 lRepor+er 4I Wreslling l.2.3.4: l.eI+ermen's Club 4. 31 PATTY DAVIES Bela Iola Omicron 2.3 lPresidenl' 31 Rhylhm Knlghls 2.3.4: Proiecllonisls I.3: FNA I: FHA 2. HENRY T. S. DAVIS Malh Club I.2 lPresidenI Zl Knighls of Science I: Lalln Club 2: Dramalics I: Phi'Chem 3: Mu Alpha Theia 3. 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 3.4: Hisloria Arnerlcana 4: Foofball 2.3.4 lManager 2l: Baseball Manager I.2: Wreslling Manager 2: Traclc 3. JEANETTE MARIE DEIST FNA I.2: FTA 3: FHA 2,4 lSecre+ary-Treasurer 4-I Library Club 3: GAA I.3.4: Rhylhm Knighls 2.3.4: FBLA 2.4: Pep Club I: SSO 3.4. MONICA MARIE DELANEY GAA I.2.3.4 lVice-Presidenl 3. Treasurer 4l Leaders' Club 3: Dramafics I.2: FHA 2: Marh Club 2.3: FBLA 3.4: Guidance Sleering Cornmlllee 3: Library Club 3. 4 lSecre+ary 3. Presidenl 4l ALICE MARIE DELAY FNA 3: FTA 4: Dance Band I.2.3.4: Band I.2.3.4: GAA I Girls' Sporls I: Aegis l.4: Transfer from Brownsville High School l959-I96O Brownsville. Texas. SANDRA LYNNE DWYER GAA 3.4: FNA I.2: Library Club I: FHA I: FBLA 3.4: Band l.2.3.4 lAssislanI Seclion Leader 4l: Debafe Club 3: Camera Club 2. JACOUALINE JEAN EMMETT GAA I.2.3.4: FTA 2.3.4: Bela lola Omicron 3: Fool- lighlers 3: Library Club 4: Class Represenlafive I Transfer from Bremen High School l958'I959. KENT LEO ENGEL Mu Alpha Thela 3.4: Phi-Chem 3.4: Malh Club 2: Biology Club 2: Proieclionisls I.2.3.4: Foolball I. VIRGINIA LYNN FEIL Pen and Brush Club I.2.3: Dramalics I.2 lSecreIary 2, Pep Club l.4: GAA I: FHA 4. 32' EVERETT EUGENE CLINE Dramafics I.2: Boys' Glee Club I.2.3.4: Band I.2.3.4 lTreasurer 3. Presidenl' 4l MARTIN A. COOPER Coin Club 2.3.4: Malh Club 3: Proieclionisls 3.4: Camera Club IZ Debale Club 4: Bela Iofa Omicron 2: Lalin Club 2: Track Manager 2.3.4: Foolball Manager 3: Cross Counlry Manager 4: Wreslling l.2.3. PAULETTE COOPER FNA I: FBLA 3.4: Camera Club 3: Pen and Brush Club 2: Bela Iola Omicron 25 Library Club 4: FHA 4. RONALD DOUGLAS CRAMER LeHermen's Club 3.4: Baslcelball I.2.3.4: Track 2.3.4. SHARON PATRICIA cuLLEN Pep Club 2: FNA 3,-4. FHA 4. MARY LEE CUMMINS FNA I.2: FHA I.3.4: FBLA 4: Pep Club 3 Lalin Club 2: Chorus I.2: Mixed Chorus 3.4: SSO 3.4 lSecre'rary 3. Assislanl Secrelary 4I - + fi ., W, W ,.... s . ,as Qi I 3' Q .wi l ' DANIEL E. FENN lndusfrial Aris Club 3,41 LeHermen's Club 2,3,41 Fool- ball I,2,3,4: Baslcerball l,2.3,41Traclc I,2,3,4. THOMAS CARL FISCHER Thespians l,2,3,41 Science Club li Fooilighiers 41 Class Represenlarive 21 Transfer from Revere High School i960-'96l Richfield, Ohio. DIANE ROSE FLENTJE FNA I,2,3,4 lSecrelary 4l FBLA 2,41 FHA 2,41 Drama- fics l,21 GAA l,2,3,41 Pep Club 3. CHARLES ARTHUR FLOREY JOYCE M. FONTE Wreslling Cheerleader 31 Fooilighiers 3,41 FHA 41 Chorus 3,4. Transfer from Jolief Township High School I959-IQZJO. CAROLE JEAN FOUTZ Dramaiics l,21 Pep Club i,3i GAA I1 FBLA 2,41 FNA 3,4 lTreasurer 4l Leaders' Club 41 Phi-Chem 31 Girls' Glee Club l,2,31 Mixed Chorus 4. iliii WGNT KNUW KAREN JAYNE GEUTHER PNA l,21 FHA 2, Rhyfhm Knigh+s 2,3,4: FTA 3,41 Dramalics 2 lVice-Presidenf 2l1 Pen and Brush Club 3 lTreasurer 3l1 Pafferns 31 Spanish Club 2,31 GAA I1 Chorus I,21 Mixed Chorus 3,4 lSec+ion Leader 4l Hisloria Americana 41 Beia loia Omicron 2. ELIZABETH ANN GIBSON FHA l,2,41 FNA 2,3,41 GAA 2,31 Library Club 2.31 FBLA 4. GEORGE DOUGLAS GIBSON Induslrial Aris 3,4 lTreasurer 4l Hobby Club 3: SSO 41 Baskerball l,2,3,41 Track 2,3,41 Le++ermen's Club 4. QF YOU HUNT READ. This library bulleiin board by Margo Book along wifh oihers, was accepled for publi- caiion by ihe Wilson Library Bulleiin. ,LSMQT ' fi' ','. I Zi .--:'-'. -E Iii-55.il513f::f : 2f f l .. . .... ,.,... I . ,--. ' I in ..,. -,.,x.. -I ig 'Z D L , li Il' N I 1 Knighls of Science I: Bela Iola Ornicron 2: Phi-Chem 1 .L , 3,4, FFA 2,3. A .,A, ALFRED PAUL GOTTER fn ., ' ' 55 ,2 ' L ' EEA 3,4, Proiec+ionis+s 3,4, 'cj ' 55 :-fi? ,. , il y ff 'fifii fi? DENNIS LEE AHAM x V ::, Transfer lo Carl Sandburg High School i960-l96l. -,..,. ,:iiEfIif' r ' N Z My 2 EE r r L l L A : F f Q 5: if H s l f IX' 2... . L--- , . 1 fi , Qk! L if 3 ,J 'MM M b lf 15.3 'Fl if 21.1 ak! I ' ' gif: WJ, rf 2 5255 . ' . as :H .. .,:. , We he 5553. L L 5 L 9 Q 'riff fs ' AUG!-..V. K' v3.33 HELEN MARGARET GRAHAM FHA 3,4 lSecre+ary 4l: FHA I,2,4 ll-lislorlan 4l: FBLA I,2:: Dramalics l,2: Foollighlers 3: Spanish Club 4: Leaders' Club 3,4: Chorus I: Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 lSeclion Leader 3, Librarian 4l Hisloria Americana 3, 4 lVice-Presidenf 3l Wresfling Cheerleader 3: Rhyfhm Knighfs 2. GAIL RIVERS GREGORY Chorus I,2,3,4 lReporler 3lS Bela lola Omicron 2.3: Phi-Chem 3: Mu Alpha Thefa 3,4 lVice-Presidenl 4l Pep Club 3: Lalin Club 2: Debale 4 lSecre1ary- Trea- surer 4l: Nafional Honor Sociely 3,4: Sludenf Council 4. JOHN L, GRETZ Foofball l,2,3,4: Phi-Chem 3,4: Bela lVice-Presidenl 2l: Knighfs of Science FFA 2,3,4 lSecre'rary 3,4l: Camera Presidenl 3. Iola Omicron 2: 1,2 lpresiclenl ll: Club l,2: Class Judy Brilion poses beside fhe lhermomeler she painled lor lhe yearlwmnlc campaign. -Q-- '-Q MARY JANE GRll3FlN FHA l: FTA 2,33 Library Club 4: Bela lola Omicron 4. MARY MARGARET GROTEWOLD PNA I,4: Fooflighfers 3: Pep Club 3: Thespians '3,4: GAA l,2,3: FBLA 2: Dramalics 2: Malh Club 3: Phi- Chem 4: Be+a loia Omicron 3. LEONA JOYCE GUZlK Foollighlers 3: Mafh Club l: FNA l,2,3,4: Mu Alpha Theia 3,4: FTA l,2: Hisioria Americana 4: Phi- Chem 3: Thespians 3,4: Bela lo'ra Omicron 2: Band l.2,3,4: GAA l,2,3: Dramaiics l,2. U KATHRYN ANNE HALEY FNA 1.2: Dramalics 2: FHA 2: FTA 3: Pep Club 3.4: Library Club 3.41 FBLA 4. GAYLE YVONNE HARLING FTA I.2.3.4: Sludenl Council 2.3.4 lSecrelary 3. Re- porfer 4l: Pep Club 2: Bela lola Omicron 2: Lalin Club 21 Nalional Honor Sociefy 3.4 lPresiclenl 4l: Chorus I.2.3.4 lPresicIen+ I.2. Vice-Presiclenf 4l: Cheerleader I. 2.3.4 lCap+ain 2. Wreslling Caplain 3l. LELAND C. I-IARWOOD Boys' Glee Club I.2.3.4: lnduslrial Arls Club 2.3.4: Spanish Club 3: Mixed Chorus 2.3.4: Baslcelball I.2.3: Baseball I.2.3.4: Cross Counlry 2.3.4. JOANN L. I-IEIM FNA 3.4: FHA I.2.3.4: Pep Club I. DOUGLAS LESTER HEISNER Proieclionisls I: lnduslrial Arls Club 2.3.4: Foolball I 2.3.4: Track 2. EDWARD EUGENE HIGHLEY Proieclionisls 2.3: Hobby Club I.3: Baseball 2. PATRICK N. HORAN Cross Counlry I: Bela Iola Omicron 2: FFA 3.4. KENNETH CHARLES HOSSACK FEA I.2.3. HAROLD HOYT lrgduslrial Arls Club 3.4: Proieclionisls 3.4 lTreasurer 3 GLENN HUNTER Camera Club I.2 lVice-Presidenl Il Baslcelball Man- ager 2: Proieclionisfs 4. ERIC GEORGE JACOBSON Camera Club 2.3: Spanish Club 4. JACK RAYMOND JESSEN Baslcelball I: Guidance Sreering Commillee 3. JERRY FRANKLIN JONES I Chorus I.2.3.4 lVice-Presiclen+ 2lg Proieclionisls 2.3.4: Foollighlers 3.4: Dramalics 2 lVice-Presidenl' 2l Trans- fer from Hammond High School I958-I959. REECE W. JONES Bela Iola Omicron 2: Phi-Chem 3: Mu Alpha Thela 3.4 lPresiden+ 4l: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4 lTreasurer 4l: Band I.2.3.4: Dance Band 2: Boys' Glee Club I.3.42 Baskelball I.2.3: Track I.2.3.4: Class Treasurer 3: BARBARA JEAN KAEHLER FNA I.2.3.4: GAA I.2.3.4: Lalin Club 2: Bela IoI'a Omicron 2: Phi-Chem 4: Leaders' Club 3 lSecrelary 3l: Pep Club 3: Chorus l.2.3.4. DAVID ULLIAN LARSON Knighls ol Science I: Malh Club I: FTA 3.4: Bela Iola Omicron 2.3: Phi-Chem 3.4 lPresiden'r 4lI Band I.2.3.4: Dance Band I.2.3.4: Cross Counlry I.2.3.4: Wreslling 3.4: Traclc 2.3.4: Lel'lermen's Club 2.3.4: Class Vice- Presidenl I. WAYNE OTTO LAU FFER FFA I.2.3.4 lReporI'er 2. Treasurer 3l: LeI'+errnen's Club 3.4 lPresidenI 41 lpresidenl 2l: Bela Iofa Omicron 2 Sludenf Council I.2.3.4: lParIiamenI'arian 4l: Na- fional Honor Sociely 3.4: Guidance Sleering Commif- lee 3: lVice-Presidenl 3l: Foolball I.2.3.4: Baseball 2. 3.4: Baskelball 3.4 lManager 3l: Wresfling 2. ROBERT H. LICHTENWALTER Sfudenl Council I.2.3.4 lTreasurer 2. Vice- Presiclenl' 3. Presidenl 4lZ Induslrial Arls Club 3.4: Lell'ermen's Club 3.4: Proieclionisls I.2: Nalional Honor Sociely 3. 4: Baslcelball I.2.3.4: Foolball I.2.3.4: Baseball 2.3. NANCY LUCILE LONG FI'IA 2.4: FBLA 2.3: GAA I.2.3: Pep Club I: FNA 2: Spanish Club I: SSO Execulive Board 3.4 lChairmari 41 RAYMOND G. LORENZ FFA 2.3: Bela Iola Omicron 4: SSO 3.4. PATRICIA JEAN LOUCKS Foollighlers 3: Library Club 3.4: FHA I: Pallerns 2.3 lVice-Presidenl 3l: Aegis 3.4 lEdilor 4l: Dramalics 2: Thespians 3.4: Class Secrelary I: Class Treasurer 2: Sludenl Council 3. LAWRENCE RAYMOND LUBWAY Foollighlers 3.4: FBLA 2.3.4: Drarnalics I.2: Proieclion- isls I.2.3: Bela Iola Omicron 3: Thespians 3.4: Book- slore Manager 3.4: Boys' Glee CIu'b I.2.3.4: Mixed Chorus 2.3.4. MARY KATHERINE MCCURE GAA I.2.3: Modern Language Club 2: FNA 3: FHA 3. 4 lRecreaIion Chairman 4l: FTA 4: Rhylhrn Knighls Manager 4: Guidance Sleering Cornmillee 4: Transfer from Sl. Francis Acaremy I959-l96O. LILA CLAIRE MCMAHON GAA I.2: FHA I.2.4: FBLA 3. BEVERLY ELYSEE KLUTH FBLA I.2.3.4: FHA 2: FTA 4: GAA I.2.3.4: Foolliqhlers 3.4: Camera Club I.2: Spanish Club 4: Leaders' Club 3: Guidance Sleering Cornmillee 3: Aegis 2.3.4. KAREN JANE KORISTA Bela Iola Omicron 2: GAA I: Foollighfers 3.4 lTrea- surer 43 Drarnalics I.2: Thespians 3.4 lPresiden+ 4l: FNA I.2.3: Malh Club I.2: Mu Alpha Thela 3.4: Lafin Club 2: Phi-Chem 3.4: Band I.2.3.4 lTreasurer 4l: Nalional Honor Sociely 3.4. JOHN PAUL KROPP Induslrial Arls Club 3.4 lSecreIary 4l: LeHermen's Club 3.4 lSecre+ary 4l: Camera Club I.2: Knighls of Science I: Boys' Glee Club I.2.3: Foolball I.2.3.4: Baslcefball I.2.3.4: Baseball 3.4 lManager 3l JOE LESLIE KRUZICH Le++ermen's Club I.2.3.4 lSecre'rary 3, Treasurer 4l: Incluslrial Arls Club 2.3.4 lSecreIary 3. Presidenl 4l: Nafional Honor Sociely 3,4 lVice-Presidenf 4l: Basker- ball I.2.3.4 lCaplain 3l: Baseball I.2.3.4: Foolball I.2. 3.4: Class Treasurer I. DARLA SUE LAMBLE I GAA I.2.3: FHA I: Library Club I.2.3.4: Foreign Cor- respondenl 2: Transfer from Rei'I'z High School. In- diana I96O-I96I. FREDERICK ALLEN LANE Klnighls of Science I.2: Malh Club 4. PAUL JAMES MACHALEK RAYMOND MANKOWSKI, JR. FFA l. ROBERT JAMES MANZKE FFA I,2,3,4 lRepor+er 3.4, Presidenl 4-l: Bela lola Omicron 21: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3,4. DONALD RALPH MAURER Boys' Glee Club I7 Band l,2,3,4g lndusfrial Arls Club 4: Proieclionisls 4. JOHN RAYMOND MAZUREK Cadel Chorus lg Wresfling Ig Newspaper 2: Spanish Club 3: Pafferns 3: Mu Alpha Thela 4: Transfer from Rich Township High School I958-l959. If LORNA JEAN MILLER XV' A FNA I,2,3,4g Dramalics 2' pani Clubf3,4: FBLA 4: Chorus I,2,3.4 lVice-Pres nf Libjaaian, 2l 9 , ' Al Cflvl lj A J fl 14 T Nl ff pil! jump! pf Al lv MXL :Xl W' CJ .3 il' F V T if ' 5 U 1 li . , E LJ L J flu X. nl ' lu lx f f R2 K 1 ul ' - ' 3' . ,P ,. W..lh,.i'l A a WJ Q.. iff MARILYN JUNE MILLER FNA l,2,3,4 lPresiclen+ 4l FBLA I: FHA l.2: Fool- lighfers 3: lSecre+ary 31 Pen and Brush Club 3: FTA 4. RONALD A. MILLER Foofball l,2,3,4g Wreslling l,2,3,47 Baseball l.2, ROSE M. MOENCK FHA l,2,3,4: FNA 3,47 Proieclionisls 2: Camera Club 21 GAA 3: Pep Club 3. rw' S a asifzdiw zz ssgggyzt 2 4 if ,J . ,Hip s 25- 1 .g Q A 5 .,---- JV 5: f '2 Q 2 : 1 M fl ' 1- fiif: fl: f 1221. A J ::?f1'l'3fA Gordon Case lends The mood lo any per- formance by his maslery of slage lighling. Wh iff QE 1 'S KRISTINE MORRIS GAA I,27 Bela Iofa Omicron 2: FBLA 4: Mixed Chorus I,2q Transfer from Tuley High School I959-I96O. JUDY LORRAINE MULLIGAN GAA I,2,3,4 lSecreIary 4I FTA I,2,3,4 lSecre+ary 3I Library Club 3,47 Lafin Club I,2 lSecre+ary 2I: Hisioria Americana 4, ENA I,2: Eooilighiers 3: Drama+ics I,25 Chorus I: Girls' Glee Club 3: SSO 3,47 Transfer from Bloom Township High School I958-I959. GERALDINE MARY MUNCH Dramafics I,2: ENA I,2g GAA I,3g Proiecrionisrs I7 ETA 3,43 Eoollighiers 3,4 ITreasurer 3, Secreiary 4-I Hisforia Americana 47 Chorus I,2,3: SSO 3,47 RhyI'hm Knighrs I,2,3,4g Class Secrerary 4. JAMES JOSEPH MURDOCK Proieclionisrs 47 Transfer from Jolief Cafholic: High School I959-I96O. JOANNE LEE OESTMANN GAA I: Dramarics 27 FHA I,2.3,4: FBLA 3,47 Pep Club I,3: PNA Ig Eooflighiers 3.4. ROGER THOMAS OLSON Bela Ioia Omicron 2,3,4S Proiecrionisrs I,2,3.47 Thespians 37 Eoorlighrers 3,4: Dramafics I,2: Hisioria Americana 4: Laiin Club 2: Phi-Chem 3. VERNON DICK OPP Dance Band I,2,3,4: Band I,2,3.4 lSec+ion Leader 4I: Track 27 Transfer from DuOuoin Township High School 1958-I959. DAVID DWAINE PABEN Camera Club I: Wresiling I,27 Proiecrionisrs 4. JULIA ANN PEARSON FNA I,2 lSecre'rary II: FHA 3,4: Library Club 4. ELEANOR JESSIE PESTER FTA I.2.3.4 lVice-Presidenl 3, Treasurer 4-I7 Lalin Club 27 Malh Club 27 FHA 3.47 Hisloria Americana 37 Phi! Chem 47 Nalional Honor Sociely 3.47 Chorus I7 Girls' Glee Club 2.3. PAULETTE RADD Tri-H-U I7 Lalin Club 27 Dramalics 2 lTreasurer 2l7 Bela lola Omicron 27 Aegis 3,47 Phi-Chem 3.47 Foollighlers 3.47 IVice-Presidenl 3I7 Thespians 3.4 ISecrel'ary-Treas- urer 3.4I Mu Alpha Thela 47 Nalional Honor Sociely 3.47 Class Vice4Presidenl 37 Transfer from Joliel Township High School I958-I959. DALE ALLEN REILS lnduslrial Aris Club 2.3.47 Proieclionisls I.2,3.47 FFA 27 Chorus I.2.3.4 lSeclion Leader 3.4l7 Boys' Glee Club 2.3.4. GORDON JAMES RICHARDSON Hisioria Americana 3.47 Bela Iola Omicron 27 Camera Club I7 Model Club 3i Coin Club 3,47 Knighls of Science 2. CAROLYNN MAE RINKE FTA I.27 FBLA 3.47 Camera Club I: FHA 2.3.47 Dramaiics I: GAA l.2.37 Guidance Sieering Commillee 37 Pro- ieclrionisls Ii Bela lola Omicron I. JAMES E, ROBERTS FFA I.27 Coin Club 4. 2 KAREN B. ROGERS Dramalics 27 Foorlighlers 4i FNA 27 Library Club 3.47 Bela lola Omicron 27 Rep Club 37 FHA 347 Aegis 347 Transfer from Sacred Hearf High School I958-IQSQ. ANTHONY JAMES SANTERELLI . l.el'iermen's Club I.2.3.47 Wreslling I.2.3 4: Cross Coun- lry 3.4. CAROL ANN SCI-IOELING FHA 2.47 FBLA 3.4. DIANE ELAINE SCHOEN FBLA l.2.3.4 lpresidenr 4l7 Library Club 3,4 lSecre+ary 4l7 FNA 2i FHA 2.47 Aegis 3i GAA I.234, JAMES LEE SCHOFIELD Camera Club I.27 Rroieciionisis I.27 Baslcerball I.27 Track l.2.37 Baseball 4. CAROL JEAN SCHONWISE FBLA 4' Mixed Chorus 4i Robed Choir 3: Co-Ed Counf cil 37 Hi-Tri I.2.3 lTreasurer Zlf GAA I.27 FHA I.27 Sludenf Council 37 Transfer from Slerling Township High School i960-Ifibl. LEANNE MARIE SCHROEDER Pep Club I.27 FNA 27 FBLA 2.3.4 lSecrel'ary 4li FHA 2' GAA I.2.3.47 Aegis 37 Guidance Sleering Comrnii- iee 4. JANET DOROTHY SCHWAB FNA I.27 Laiin Club I7 Pallerns 2.37 Rhylhm Knighls Qi Phi-Chem 3: Befa loia Omicron 37 FTA 3.47 Library 3.4. BECKY SUE Sl-IEELER FNA I2,34 lTreasurer 2l7 Dramalics I.27 Fooflighiers 3i Thespians 3.47 Bela loia Omicron 2.37 FHA 2' SSO 37 Hisloria Americana 4i Nalional Honor Sociely 3.4. 39 , .fl 'sri 1 Jani 'IZ Q 15, 'I ,s c .Y -:dgigiwi JEAN KAY SMITH GAA I: FBLA 2,3,4 lVice-Presilenl 4l: FHA 2: Band I,2,3,4: Twirling I,2,3,4. JOYCE ANN SMITH GAA I: FBLA 3,4 lTreasurer 4l: FHA 2,4: Band I,2,3,4: Twirling I,2,3,4: Spanish Club 4 lSecreIary 4I. ROBERT GLEN SNIDER Foolball I,2: Knighls of Science l,2: Camera Club I: Proieclionisls I,2,3,4: lnduslrial Arls Club 4: SSO Execu- Iive Board 4: Bela lola Omicron 2. , JOAN SORENSON Lalin Club 2: Phi-Chem 3,4: Bela lola Omicron 3,4: FTA 4: FNA 3: GAA 2: Dramalics 2: Foollighlers 3,4 lPresi- denl 4I: Pallerns 3: Aegis 3: Transfer Irorn Sacred I-Iearl High School l958-I959. CAROL JOAN SPECTOR Cheerleader I.2.3: Phi-Chem 3: Bela lola Omicron 2: FTA 3.4: Chorus I: Girls' Glee Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Spanish Club 2.3: Dramalics I,2: Foollighlers 4: Guidance Sfeering Commillee 4: Class Secrelary 2,3. JAMES JOSEPH STANEK, JR. Foofball I,2: Wreslling I. ELAINE PATRICIA STUDNICKI FBLA I,2,3: FNA 2: Fl-IA I,2,4: GAA I,2,3: Pep Club 3: Chorus I,2,3,4. KAY LARAINE SWINFORD GAA l,2: Chorus I,2g Mixed Chorus 3,4 lSecrelary 3,4, Sludenl Conduclor 4I: Aegis Slall 3,4 llaholography Eclilor 3,4l: FTA 2.3.4 lExecu+ive Comrnillee 4l: Bela Iola Omicron 3 lSecreIary 3l: Drarnalics 2: Rhylhm Kniqhls 4: FNA 2, lPresidenI 2l: Pep Club l,2: Spanish Club I,23: SSO 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 3,4 lSecre- lary 4I: Class Presidenl l,2. RONALD ALLEN TARRANT Camera Club I: Boys' Glee Club l,2. 40 SUE ANN Sl-IOOP FTA I,2,3,4 lReporIer 3, Presiclenl 4l: Phi-Chem 3,4 lSecrelary-Treasurer 4l: Bela lola Ornicron 2: Mu Alpha Thela 4: Pep Club l,3: SSO 3: Chorus I,2,3,4 lAccorn- panisll: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Nalional Honor Sociely 3,4: GAA I,2,3,4: FNA 2: Dramalics I: Foollighlers 3: FHA l,2 Iparliarnenlarian 2I. JERRY SHOPE INOI Picluredl Phi-Chem 4: Transfer from Easl Moline High School l959-I'-760. RUSSELL DARALL SIMMONS FTA l2.3,4 lTreasurer 3l: Knighls oi Science l' Malh Club 2: Phi-Chem 3,4: SSO 4: LeIlerrnen's Club 3,4: Baslcelball I: Traclc I: Wresllinq 2.3: Baseball 2. CARLENE L. SLICIK FBLA I,2,4: Fl-IA 2,4: Chorus l2,3. WILLIAM SLUIS, JR. Baseball Manager 2,3.4: Malh Club I: Proieclionisls I: Bela lola Omicron 2: Lalin Club 2 lTreasurer 2l: Fool- ball Manager 2,3,4: Baslcelball Manager 3,4: Coin Club 2,4: Knighls ol Science 2: LeIlerrnen's Club 3,4: Phil Chem 4: Guidance Sleering Commillee 4. SHARON ANN MARIE SMEOO FNA I,2,3,4: Bela Iola Ornicron 2: FBLA 2.4: Pallerns 3: Band I,2,3,4 IAssislanl Seclion Leader 3. Librarian 4l: SSO 3,4 lSecre'rary 3: Assislanl Secrelary 4l: Twirlinq 2,3,4. EDWARD S. SMITH LeIIermen's Club I,2,3,4 lSergeanI-al-Arms 3.4l: FFA 2.3,4: Boys' Glee Club 2,31 Traclc 2,3: Foolball I,2,3,4: Wreslling I,2,3,4 ITri-Caplain 4l: Transfer from Wesl- monl Seminary I957-l958. 4154? wwf' 'TRW is we 'RWM' mfr qr Y RAYMOND GRAY TIJRNEY Proieciion s's I23' I3aseIvaI 34' Wrc3II ng I2' Cniiyf I-35 4- Le+'errnen's CLI? 4. mmm ALLEN LILLRICH ii' Ba5LeIbaII It Cross Coaniry I4 Track I' Rrcieciionisis I,2,3,4 IViCe-Presideni II' Cnrvrus I' Camera Cab I,2,3. SEIARQN LEE VALY ENA I,2,3, IVILI AIpIia II'eIa 3,47 Guidance Sieerirq Comrniiiee 4' Pnl-Chem 3i Paiferns 2,37 Beia Ioia Orni- cron 2: Cnorus I,2 3. RAYMOND VAN DONK FEA 2. PATRICIA ANN VAUGI-IN FHA I2 3,4 ICI'iairrnan of Degrees 4It Drarnafcs 2: EooIIigIiIers 3: GAA I: Ciworm I.2,3 47 RIwyIIwrn Kniginis 2,3,4. BARBARA J. VOGEN FNA 2: Befa Iofa Orriicron 27 EBLA 3.4- Library Ciab 3' EPIA 4: TransIer Irom JoIie'r Township I-'IiqIw InooI IQSB-IQSQ. x 'I' 'I V06 . YU LJ I fl I W many. 6840 'L i If J A VY' IAQ, 'I ly . Iv ,I-M LAZIPIW MVIXIVIIV IV' LEXMQ. Ir ICICI-f QI QI QI If 494 I 0 SI-IIRLEY MAE VOIGHT FBLA 2,3,4' PNA I. BERNARD WAI'IL. JR. FooIbaII I,27 BasImeIbaII I: BasebaII 2,347 Guidance Sieerinq Comrnifiee 4. ALLEN DAVID WALDVOGEL Aegis 4: Proiecfionisfs I,27 Camera Ciub I,2: FEA 2,3 ITreasurer 3I: Indusirial Arfs CILII3 2,347 Baia Io+a Omi- cron 21 LeIIernnen's CIUIO 3.4, Phi-Chem 47 BasIceIbaIi I,2,3,4: Cross CoLinIry 4: IndLisIriaI Arfs Chib Share Vice- Presidc-zn+ 3. QV? ww? XM? -wr-uigv' 191' 'DN TogeII1ernes5, according Io Kay Swin- ford, Jim SIaneIc, Ray Turney, and BeITy Chapman. ff-csiM.,,.,,,,N . ,H x vwivbi.-WN PATRICIA LOUISE WALSI-I El-IA I,2,3,4: ENA 3,4. NANCY JOANNE WANZER Chorus l,2,3,4 lSecrelary 3, Presldenf 4I7 Dramalics l,2: Fooflighlers 3,47 FBLA 2,3,47 FHA I,27 Guidance Sleer- ing Cornmlllee 37 Pep Club I,2,3. HELEN IRENE WARNER GAA I7 FHA I7 FTA li Pep Club 3,4 lVIce-Presidenl 4l7 Lalin Club 27 FNA 3,47 Phi-Chem 3,47 Bela lola Ornicron 27 Model Club 37 Mixed Chorus 3,47 Chorus l,2f Trans- fer Irom Jolie? Township I-ligh School i958-I959. DLIANE STANLEY WARNING Prclecflonisls I 27 lnduslrial Arfs Club 2,3,4 lVice'Presi- denl 4l: Lellermenls Club 3,47 Foolball I7 Baslcelball 'M 273,47 'Traclc 2,3,47 Cross Counfry 2,3747 Baseball 2' Slu- denl Council 47 Class Vice-Presidenl 27 Class Presidenl 4. JOI-IN WILLLIAM WARNING lnduslrial Arls Club 4. 9 WILBUR KARL WEBER moi Picmredl if Pr P i-Chern 3,47 FA 23,4' Bela lola Omicron 27 FTA 2 3 47 Guidance Sleering Comrnillee 4' Transfer from Calurnenl I-Iigh School, Chicago IQS7-I958. MARSI-IA KAY WEISS Girls' Gilee Club l,2,3 lVice-Presldenl 2, Presidenl 3l7 Dramafics l,27 Thespians 3,47 Hisloria Americana 3,47 GAA 27 Model Club 3 ISecreIary 3l7 FBLA 2,47 Aegls 2,3,4 lBusiness Manager 4l7 SSO 3,4: Library Club 4. RACI-IEL LOU WELDIN Drarnalics I 27 Foollighlers 3,47 FBLA 2,3,47 GAA I,2,3,47 Aegis 37 Rhylhrn Knighls 234: Pep Club 37 Chorus l,2, 3,47 SSO 3. JUDITH MERCEDES WHEELER Chorus I2,3,4 lReporIer Zlf Dramalics 27 Foorlighlers 37 Thespians 3,47 FBLA I,2,3 lSecrelary 3l: FHA 2,3 lVice-Presidenf 3l7 Leaders' Club 37 Pep Club l,2,37 GAA I,2,34 lPresiden'r 4lf Nalional I-lonor Sociely 3,47 SSO 37 Rhylhm Knlghfs 3.4. KATI-IRYN FRANCIS WHELAN Bela Iola Omicron 27 FTA 2,37 Foollighlers 37 I-Iisloria Americana 3,4: Chorus l,2,37 Mixed Chorus 47 Transfer from SI. Palriclc Academy I958-IQSSI. JUDlTl-l ANN WIEGEL Pep Club l,3,47Rhylhn'1 Knlghfs 27 FHA 27 FTA 3.47 Bela lola Omlcron 2,37 Dramallcs I,27 Nallonal Honor Soclely 3,41 Phi-Chem 47 Camera Club 1,27 Sludenl Council 47 Mu Alpha Thela 3,4 lSecre'fary-Treasurer 4-l7 Chorus l,27 Mixed Chorus 3,47 Class Vlce-Presldenl 4. JUDllH CORRINE WlLLlAMS Glrls' Club I7 Dramalics l,27 Foolllghlers 37 FHA 2,47 FBLA 2,3,47 SSO 37 GAA I7 Transler from Bremen Com- munily Hlgh School I958-I959. RALPH EDWARD VWLKOSZ Boys' Glee Club I: Camera Club I7 lnduslrlal Arls Club 3,4. LARRY JAMES WlLSON Model Club 37 Phl-Chem 47 Foolball l,27 Baslcelball l,2,4. JONATHAN WOODMAN Band l,2,3,4 LARRY DEAN YARBROUGH Malh Club l,2,3 lSecrefaryfTreasurer 2l7 Camera Club I,2 lSecrelary-Treasurer 2l7 Foolball l,27 Baseball 2,3,4. Neilher The operallon of an eleclrlc lype- wriler nor a dlclaphone disconcerf Shirley Volghl. RlCHARD CHARLES ZATTEAU Band l,2,3,47 Dance Band l,2,34 lSlsdenf D'rec':r 34 lSeclion Leader 3,4l7 Spanish Club 4' Malh Clob 3. THEoDoRf-x JEAN ZEMEsKE ' Rhylhm Knlqhls l,2,3,4' Newspaper Sli? l,2' Lalln Club 23 Ren and Brush C ub 3' Bela lola Omlcron 27 Ph?-Chem 37 Spanish Club 47 Class Treasurer 4. ,,f '1 Loving 'Io dance, Edo chooses lor his parlner, Jane Berlin, Lincoln-Way's A. E. S. represenlalive To Argenlina during lhe summer of I96O. Edo scales lhe new parallel bars in a neal performance. EDO DECLARES HIS LOVE FOR AMERICA My American advenlure didn'+ begin Iasl year when I presenled my applicalion lo The A. E. S. bul many, many years before. I was, I Ihink, live or six when I decided I had Io come Io America. Nafurally, my idea aboul America was complelely dillerenl. I rhoughl I could meel Tom Mix, or Geronimo, and all lhe American heroes ol lhe greal Wesl. Growing up, my ideas changed and wilh Ihem my hopes. My dream wasn'I anymore lo meer Geronimo bul lo meel America, lhe people living in Ihis counlry - lo undersland whal lhe world considers one ol ils grealesl nalions . . . and here I am . . . and I consider you 'rhe grealesl people in lhe world. And Ihis is because ol all ol you - because ol your friendship lo me - because ol your happiness lo welcome me among you and lo con- sider me ius+ whal I am lrying lo be: an American sludenl. And I can do nolhing else bul Ihanlc you and Iry lo be as much a friend Io you as you are To me . . . and I am happy. I 'am happy because I love you, because wilh your help I have underslood how wonderful is lhe underslanding among people. I-low wonderful lile could be if all The people In lhe world were able lo love one anolher as we love each olherl Edo Campi. Learning lo play lhe drums is a new inferesl' Edo has acquired during his soiourn in America. 1 A ll QS 59 vm? '. +L , Row I: Judy Abboll, Kafhy Anderson, Judy Bailey, David Baker, Charles Ball. Row 2: Gary Barlow, Leo Barnes, Palricia Barnell, Barbara Belkin, James Beam. Row 3: Daniel Bean, David Becker, Mary Ellen Been, Rulh Bellenhausen, Nancy Bisqrove. K S x M we ai 1 J' , i fe J J .f,,'ss,N1j I 112131 gif. SQ- wizs 3 1 3 'is is . rf sag: 11 -Q - xr ms 2 HQ,-1? ?f ,G V, .kY.,,V, 33 GS me f '52 y JUNIGRS From oul of lhe many experiences known 'lo iuniors alone, some parlicular evenls are elcheol in our memories wilh indelible ink. l-low excilable and proud we were Jrhe day our class rings slipped on our lingers, idenlilying each of us 'ro every sludenl' in school! And il was more Than a modicum of ac- complishmenl we lellr when Jrhe homecom- ing dance came off wilhoul a hilchl The apprecialion ol The seniors was our reward for Jrhe prom we so hopefully plan- ned in Jrheir behalf! calion removes us from our senior year. coping wilh Hs many challenges. To sell Naugh+y Knighlsn was a clever idea lhink iunior officers: Presidenl Judy Bailey, Secrelary Barbara Balkin, Treasurer Pau! Mlakar, and Vice-Presidem' Carol Muehler. W , . V, K . X 4 if L In -ka V U rj, xy' ., A ' ,W , s .. 4- . M05 .' 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'ww , . ,Wil - Q- i -, ,W ,im gi! lm I ,Q .nw-Qi. 4- . 3 L 3, 'mf ,sill i s Row I: Allan Filzer, Kalhleen Friddle, Kalhleen Geulher, Mary Gibson, Edwin Gierke. Row 2: Sandra Gierlce, Susan Gold- schmidl, William Goldschmidl, Francis Grabo, Diane Gray. Row 3: Carolyn Gregorich, Gary Greg- ory, Thomas Gumloel, Rodney Gusfalson, Lynne Hansen. Row 4: Donald l-lalz, James Halz, Alberl Hauser, Ronald Heisner, Judy l-lemmrich. Row 5: Raymond Hodge, Mary Louise Hunler Gayle l-luss, Donna Hus- sey, Sharon lrby. Row 6: Susan Jasinslci, James Jenlcol' Charles Jeffers, Wayne Jessen Daniel Johnson. 48 KV iiis, ,. 5 . ,,, f:1:'? - XZ, f fr Vs .HEL 'A 'Hifi rv gk 1 -, .fl '1r '1'!!D l l i L-sfafsg.: .V -' - ' wg 'rw JUNIORS Any lime, any place, 'lhis mighl happen -- Mike Tale, James Lalcin, and Dennis Porick launching info debale. 4155255 W H gk VQ I A, as ,-.4342 -1 W 1 1 Q ,.ffsaW:,. 18 Y Fil fl' ,,ri,, , I :l 5 D X 6' J - ff'-'J H i D 'N ' - wi z lj! 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Q, . ,Ii 5, wal L X Q1 A jg , . - W K an f.. ik'-:wg jen A- ,sw X f in :Q V , ' fafJ,'v'3l'3':f fi 1 W, -if Row I: La Vern Johnson, Ronald Jones, Norma Knieriem, John Kooy- enga, Parker Kolbe, Roberl Konopaclc, Monica Kopc- zak, Genevieve Kozurnplilc, Judy Kuclcenbeclcer, James Lalcin. Row 2: Arlene Lauffer, Richard Lehnerl, Ann Lembke, Susan Lolz, Mary Lubway. Row 3: Virginia McCullough, Nellie Jo McGee, Mary McLaughlin, Rich- ard Macholz, Elayne Mager. Row 4: Carleffa Malone, Thomas Mar- coux, Phyllis Marlin, Wanda Mar- lin, Timofhy Mafhews. Row 5: Nancy Mau, Dale Meyer, Roy Minqer, Paul Mlalcar, Jane Mor- rison. Row 6: Filing magazines is no longer such a chore since The inslallallion of lhe new periodical room, says Elayne Mager. 'f n a ,Q 1 sim? ,. sf V f A , fr V 1-fs i W' si- V' 3 V 2 , I I . 4 .Q , gg . ,ia - -'nl' sg ,sv v M 0, Q-.al 7 ,X ig? ,.,. rx X X V V .. LW ? V 1 H if 'ml f 1 , gr H . .. -,1i E V , H .Q H3 U W g . 'QL' if U fini? JV .... 'Q N or , V f , , . . 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Row 3: Pamela Pius, Dennis Poriclc, Rich- ard Prinfz, Johan Reinhard, Rose- mary Riff. Row 4: Ron Roberson, Pal Ronan, Lillian Sabec, Mary Ann Sampson, Ber- nie Sanrerelli. Row 5: Jerry Sanlerelli, Rolaerla Schlaclc, Ed Schleefer, John Schranz, El- loerr Schroader. Row 6: Deloris Seal, Roloerl' Segvich Leonard Selrzer, Jeraldine Shee- han, Carol Sherwood. 50 -I f :.,'....f 'u. A 3 in Q W ww' , f WW i ww f af- V-W, . f- .. , Ai2f'7iU :XY i we -- . fa ,S 0 af. 'hw ..f'a?gw 'E21'z5f.:::.:E ,:-m'i.a:ss...-:,.s .. rua.: Q M -'sw -V an-,.:+: L' :-sri, X . 15122 . , ,,.. 'K' ' , ff4E .i, i gi, 5 15312fSgYi?J3f ii ' Y ,K . ' fl-ffm ,gr-.Q-f., 5, , .,,,,,,, lf , . .. V - r j. ,H Q I ir ffw , I :,,V .Q fig . . :rv wi' K :-, ,Q-. .- ,.,, iii-in fr 8 Q ' iw'-S: i w 'wx k ' 3 I H we gl ' 'I . Q . . ' ' 12, . fi: :Hai rx -- Y: , inf.. mi.. ew, ., Q 5 'WL QM- H Q war.. ' iw, f 7 ,stair I' 4. , ring if , iw? , W li? rf r ' , ,, . i.,, -.:,,..,, . ., K M Q ,,,, pq K . ' :L+ rg if a rrlii A J! ' .EDU 55' , S, i f 13:11 2,415 Z-me gg ,Wg N2 all H35 ii fi ig! Ei iss ,V , .5 - rs 5 S grzfxs All ' if X 33 Je 1, i ,, A if S B45 W K K' L g 1. agp K, is M 1, wma' V 'fi 51 ' - i' .Mr ffiz f i: ii V I Z-ff' 95 if 'fi .ff ' ' JUNIORS Larry Brolich places one of The many posfers 'rhar helped launch fhe yearbook campaign. ' -Akhaigi 7 ' V : ', .Ji feflifiligrweivg I Qidfeawsi w - ' -' ggusfig is r .. 1:'.f2iE:2As1Q f g r A -K 5322. , a WiTf1f2if 7 ,V :I , 3 f r ' 2, Www? ff-1, ii' ,sw Six TV L M 2 'wi 3 . ,, ' Q' rw M , '. 'E 'swag i f - .' is h K ' 5' ,. A W' fr' s ,L ii sl ,Ma ez: ,, V f'Y?' .252 .assayr.gQseKsWgwmswfi,y Qzg:zv1Lsim, 3,2 ' I w4ff1wsezs1H,2ii 1- Q-, , H , ii1fv1.5i1LQfq:.ssz'5K5e' df- -- f f. isif wwwsvsifv 1. . s '- Qgiigisf L gif? 5 ..u N Q i , , , 1 ,f Hk, nb. wuz., 3, E H 5.15.5 yor.. ew. are mag? ,MQA5 . . X Vs? a xi '.'g::,Q, k-' 1 1 ,1 .W...,,..f WMV wa wr ' -1- ,fxx X 1555235292 5 S 2 WN1' SiQ:L?7'w s s , ,Xi-ragga. ., .. L . L S ww r 3 K 5 '96 . we PV' ' 5 , i 'Yu Q Q-1 rr ga I Y i 3 fi r . if ' 2 ., V W 5-WWW? Mi L . X -.5 .M M .mf , 1. 5,2595 . Ju... .. 6 rr I si vi K , sag gm amz is L 2 Q mir .N- wma l mm' 5.2 , , S, rm -Ls QWMQYSK fr ,rg - ' - wfesf.-w,.f::f1fi-wifi fi U.-f My A.,, Wi . ,.,., ,..,,. S .aw .V - i f - W - if -f:- i ,J-:M .i.r,,-M851 .fi ..,i,, .,., , . . -f. ir-W, -www, 1 r- - . f-r11i.i. ri. as .,. ,,.,.,,. wffaggis J. , -- .. ' -'mf ' - -Q - fr f.. ,. .,., ,Q .5 3 A. I' J f 'xl :.' .: -'K p .53 . Q Xi is. W A ,K grxsswiflzl' 535 ' q5,z.,.gg1f , . ' - , J- . ,,.,. . - is . . 2' ' K' is A W W ' n . D my 5? 1- -g if K I' i H, Row I: Sharon Sims, Priscilla Smego, M6 L -- ,ui K Vg Randy Smiih, Roger Smiih, Sieve , , A - a W' 1 K ' - 5 . ' V 2' I-P2 - '.. ' -1shfs 7'!'5iifi:'.-3,55 'lk , ' n Row Row Row Row Row Leonard Spi'rale, Regina Sianger, Neil Slellwaqen, Sandra Sieph- ens, Thomas Suchoslci. f1ff2ff2i?gfs5iwi f '- , ,, i a T, my i -. Im: -s ., , L::,.',W.A X1,1g,.,,.L , A s ,, W 1 f- afs glz ' E A f I Bill Summers, Roberi' Surges, U James Swinson, Michael Tale, ' I E if Donald Teague. EV? f Shirley Teslce, Deloris Thornlon, Virginia Trouiman, Kay Van Rheeden, Jean Wallschlaeger. Judifh Walsh, Mary Ann Wailciss, Karen Weichbrodf, Dan Williams, Fred Williams. Pafricia Wilson, Jane Wood, Belly Yunker, Ronald Yunlcer, Jacqueline ZiHer. Noi Pic'rured:Tom Afherlon, Dorofha Hufisluiler, Roger Schuldi. is s f N' s vw I V IEE - - 13511, , 'f 1 7 ,, Z ,fs : .S , f. i. . --' 1 :fix . bf' ,E fs - - 2 f .sw zwvlfzr-,ii' Y WB i 'W K we an . -.I ff: ' ' 2l1i?1'f.5' i . K K , , 5 4 vi' Q-fs -f i s s. ,.,s,iY. ff , -,-gm:-55:35,-4,3 ' .sr:ix-'-Siffififszfs S 'LM f.f::wgifs:ss?EQ ' we . ' Y 'f R 1 'g fggl J xy 'Q . 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'SOTPHOMORES 'xi , ' Q LasT SepTember Tound us eager and-anxi ous, TrusTing in new-Tound abiliTies To ad 'T vance us TriumphanTly Through our sopho more year. Decisions and responsibilihes have been more abundanT and signiTicanT Than in our iniTial year. Our growing maTuriTy is evi denced by The abandonmenT oT many TraiTs we harbored as Treshmen. The conTinual process oT social adIusT menT and scholasTic preparaTion These pasT Two years has given us The conTidence we need To assume our role as juniors nexT year. Sophomore class oTTicers are lined up Tor service PresidenT Terry Weber, Vice-PresidenT Sundra Gregory, SecreTary Beverly Guildenzoph, and Treas urer Barbara GoTTlieb. Mary Ann Wiese, Randy Wheeler, and Paul Brown measure The angle oT The earTh's magneTic 'Field in This area Through The use oT The magneTic clip needle. - ' iii l E. ,TE , My f , M-Q4 L , S, 'i V A - in 1.17 2 Q 'TW M ar. ffl' t r Tir' Q Row I: Frank AbboTT, Bill Alexander, David Anderson, Ronald I 5 7 BadTen, Mariorie Ba renz. W A3521-s., -'f. 2, 1- Y Row 2: Jo Ann Barlow, Gary Baughan, Nancy Beedle, Nancy Behen, N ' 7 . ' Esrne Bell. fx ,nl Lg? VTV- w .5 K , Q i Q Row 3: Marv Lou Bell, Arnold Blaylock, Pamela BrenT, RoberTa in, i1x, .lI' fi EHA 3, Brossman, Paul Brown. 1.1, i g . 1 A Row 4: Paul Bruns, PeTer Burns, Ann BuTler, Gloria Carlson, Ken- ii v MQ.. Y. e T X neTh Carlson. 5 T l 0 -rr i 3 if , , 'EEF :.:fF, f 'If- : fifief : - , - , M. ,A '1 57f ff : i ' J ggi W ' , . '1'1-kggggqgiiff Q : ' f 'Q 'K'L ' - cp e: - g- ' ' ' 4, gi gl w,-,, a If Y' 1 M H f . +12 ns : . ', Y. 'K ' 'dit Q , is if ' 5 'ff ' - :.i . x 7 - . - X- , K 1 ,f of H , K, , , . I sf - fqgggfq W ' 'lf , 1 M fr' - . m . fy ,Si .1 9 . M, fri- , girasifu 'vb , y Jay , ' ,X -ani gf ...Li .W H 5 i e i , 5 : Y -- ' K- 'riff M K5 A gr. T' pl' , 5 in : 5 Q ,fhfifm M , -fm L ni: i'f.?Qivl,,LF ri? ri i f is ' ' f f , , ' K, A h 'A f m, , ling l 4 we :N .r ff, :L D 2 ll D , 'K I ,,,. .i. fi D I , : 7 , .--A. ii 5 ,l 2 ir D 13' . ' 2 .J -. 1- 3. ff ' i W M i i Le K fr 3, eu , f y Q , , M., ' ' Z . , ,.. ,,., I I Eff 5 ll M ' 34. , 1:0 E? D 5 L 'Sf' . 4, - 'krr at ' in i Y , -if 4 -W, A fflggi' :fl 1 - M , fggyg, , 433: 3 ' 'Mi ll ' f . .g 1 V fi . . ,Mr Q, :,,5' ,z , ff, f ff : A c A gif S '!f'p Z l al fr Row l: Jo Ann Case, Clara Cliaprnan, Gary Clark Pamela Clarlc, Marsliall Cramer, Gerald Dauglwerly, Kenny Decamp Mariyn Deisl. Row 2: Carole Delaney, Dave Duffy, Judy Dunn, Roberl Eclmonson Linda Row 3: -Row 4: Row 5: Ernrnell, Frances Engel, Karl Erickson, Roberr Erickson. Ricliarci Osrnus inlroduces Mary Ann Ollo lo one of 'rlne lab assislanls. Plwyliis Esies, Slwirley Evans, Slwerri Ferrel, Lelrie Fieqen Terry Fleisclw- mann, Douglas Florelc, Plwyllis Fonle Carol Franlz. Kurf Fredin. Daniel Gash Mary Lou Gerfenricl1,JaneiGeu+l'ier, Allene Gill, Jan Glade, Ray Gobusli, Larry Goodwin. Barbara Gofflieb, Kaflmryn Greeman, Sundra Gregory, Alice Faye Grogan, Darlene Grybash, Maureen Gudgeon, Beverly Guildenzoplw, Millicen+,!Halilc. as V Y 42113555 11, iw-ww - 1 1w5g5.s1.sr vi' . V,-M, . lr- 1 E'e,l'f?i-.fm : L 'iii-S2-f ' ,ir , ,, 1 ' 5' . : ' rig V , ff . , ' -x si .Q -ff.. 'c 0 13 , M., , e , f ' ,.-53 A '- 4 QW , , ' W 9 , an 9 1 ' W -, y Q. ' Q ,y ' 5 5. , ' 4 A ,. X ' ' 5 Q- A ' 2 'arf' ii K f x, X I : , .5 iilvff rs F 'Q' 5' fl I by is P, I W' is wr K X ' l ' 2 . i V P Q I ' 1 : 'DW LSE: . , . , - A,. A. C -,,: V im, -7 3, , -.wr 1 5 'IW as f ie' , 'iff N 2 S ,4 rf' 'rr' , l l f f C , 'vu k ,1 v. -,-1 'wa--., ,Wk A ,k Q - ,Qi 557' em NO' -an wi c , fl 5? 'U 4 4, f fx ,L il liwvdal N' 55 R , 41. 'flax' 'Mx uv VN 42 wi ,rg - 4- , J, el X .4.., 4 -w AMW T f, Ei Qs.-is ea. ff? Z f ww Li 1 We s of L, 1 i 'JV ' A- fi gm 1, --.,,, ,fky I in V z l?'Q,1q.., Q 'Q 'Ce L 'M 2 51 ,-v 1. K 1, yi 1 f 2 , K 9' ia i 4 I : fb iljlffff, ' E -.f , we , .,., S.,-v 'fm - iv 'Sw , -e muff , ,.,, ,Mf 7, ' :- A 1 if v o. I f mf, ff .fix , , iw., ll' '- 1 in. 5, Al , Row I: Juanila Hansen, Milce Hanson, Sandra Harwood, Paulelle Havens, Cheryl Hearns, Dennis Heim, Allen Hesfon, Richard Hoyl. Row 22 Richard Hughes, Roberr Hunfer, Elizabefh lhde, Wanda Jeffers, Doug Jessen, Margie Johnson, Lum Jones, Roger Kadow. Clara Chapman and Paulelfe Havens in an unbiased polirical discussion. , . 5 ii i Row 3 Lois Kieslar, Dennis Kleinhofler, Frances Klinger, Mary Knapp. Lor E raine Kramer, Dan Laicin, Lawrence Lane, Rose Mary Lane. Row 41 Dianne Lang, Judy Larsen, Terry Larson, Dorolhy Lavezzi, Doug LaVinn Roger Lehnerl, Judy Lewin, Sue Carol Lewis. 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Row 4: Bill Wennlund, Belly Jean Werner, William Werner, Judy Werner, Randy Wlweeler, Barbara Wlriile, Jim Wiegel, Clwrislina Wiese. Row 5: Mary Ann Wiese, Nancy Wilder, Joe Williams, Carol Wilson, Carol Wise, Warren Wonders, Clwarles Woodruff, Karen Ann Yunlcer. Noi Piclured: Jon Anderson, Reber? Heineclce, Barbara l-luffsluiler. M, ., si wmv as 1 ff' Fi Freshmen class ollicers - Vice- Presidenf Jeanine Pelers, Treasurer Sue Murray, Presideni Van DeLay, and Secrelary Kafhy Glenn -- dis- play magazines sold during 'lheir subscriplion campaign. FRESHMEN Allempling io eslablish ourselves is ollen lhe cause lor up-perclassmen scorn and arnusernenl. As freshmen we have ollen realized ihe clullness ol digniry and joined in The laugh. The grave counienance of learning is bewilder- ing, and we have somelirnes ignored il. Yeh we realize lhal lhis year's experience has been lhe be- ginning of a malrure apprecialion of learning and growing. i iir.xQ, rlri . - , me Sw A a s . ri 'll M' if , .ll 1 if i Row Row Row Row Mary Albrecht Diana Alexander Janice Ardaigh, Pal Badlen Anna Baiorinas, Roberi Balsfe, Sandra Barry Roger Baiighan Rglh Been, Jacqueline Bell, Palricia Bel. Kalhy Bennefl, Todd Bennell, Alice Blachlc, Joy Blaha, James Blevins, Thomas Breyrneyer, Barry Brown, Laura Brown Arlene Brsze, Donna Bruce. John Bclanda. Jarnes Carlos, David Carlson Sharon Carres Joan Carver, William Carver Jane Chapman, Roberl Cherven, Carc Cl-'shelf-n Mchelle Chuck Sherry Cochran Mary Belh Coclini. Connie Coro, Peier Cryer Michael Caler Paul Da+r Jarnes Davies, Kalhy Davies, Milse Delaney Laban Delay George Denms, Be'+y Dowle Bruce Ebert 3 . we :P ' 1 3 W .z W .' 7, .ez fra lf we 1 ' Qi--www .fe 1. X '- ag ,H X is sw:-J age:-Q J Vai Ya gg' K, Row Row 2: Row 3: Row 4. Bernard Elwood, Julia Ezell, Judy Fairbairn, Gregory Fan'l', Tommy Fee, David Ferguson, Roberl' Fifzer, Marion FlaH, Waller Florence, Ken Fou+z, Karen Sue Frianf. Palricia Frianf, Wayne Fuchs, Raymond Gash Janef Geary, Orval Georgis, Kurl' Gerdel, Claire Gibson, Myrfle Glenn, Mary Gordon, James Gorman, Karyl Gregg. Merry Gregory, Rick Grefz, Sandra Grey, Herberl Gro+ewald, Helen Gulleclcsen, Allen Guin, Norma Haalcinson, Kallwryn Hahn, William Hahn, Roberf Haley, Carole Hammond. Donna Hansen, Barbara Hanson, lung, Dennis Haflon, Linda Hafz, Hedge, Karin Heichel. Bill Harder, Terryl Har+m'an, Tom Har- Terrie Hearns, Janel Hedge, Jeane++e In pracfical arfs class, Marvin Lelwnerl and William Carver experimenf in +l'1e culinary arls. FRESHMEN i P iisl Q ' N P 3 H :iff ' as - Vw rf. ries . x , . ffm i. r ig 5. sf , A I . . 'STS5 5555 f . W , . . - .. .5 'Riff - 1' .. . - . ng FV - we -2. ,wr ,I 5- A V :V - . . 5 sf A.: ,f. . . V -J.. ..,., - ,gm :. if :lf .Q-A ..g- 5 353 913 . 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Q.s, ,.,, I I x ,. k if iii if ' if QU , :-' W ii A' l L l X i if f , , is 1? , I J ff ,Ei , if ,Fx Mx I gg? i V 5 -- V ..,, ' ' ' . 1 f r .,,., ,, as if ix N .5-aff ' f' .- I W, L A 3 .,,, K H 1 . L 1 W- L ' f l i : A ,fs A L Y .- , i i ' K f A J . ,, . W if-' fav 11 i w mrs-, , we ff We-,L ' fi V 7 f A: iv' ,ff A ,f .J i 5-f .SWQ-1'-my Row Row Row Row I. 2. 3. 4: Marilyn Maior, Dale Manclce, Donna Mangun, Roberr Manheim, Peggy Mark, Rosemary Marlcwenas, Mary Jane Marfi, Tom Malhews, Wenneiia Ma++ingly, Susan Mazurelc, Edward Meyers. William Miller, William Moncrief, Earl Monrgomery, Thomas Morrison, Hunl Mossell, Diane Muehler, David Mundi, Sue Murray, Herberl Nelson, Dennis Neuls, Jim Nicholson. Sheri Nieland, Lil Osmus, Judilh Owen, Roger Paben, Fred Pearson, Jim Pesler, Jeanine Pefers, Susan Pelzylco, Dennis Pfeifer, Nancy Porick, Sandra Prinfz. Karen RiH, Charles Roberson, Milne Roberson, Gene Roberison, Cindy Robinson, Michael Robinson, Sandra Rouson, David Russell, Daniel Ryan, Raymond Sabec, Lea+rice Samonich. Gary Siokes exhibils a varieiy of masks crealed by arf s+uden+s. FRESHMEN Row Row Row Row Janice Sampson, James Schrnilz, Dale Schoen, Kay Schram, Cheryl Sellzer, Deanna Sims, Helen Sims, Carol Sliclc, Bernard Sluis, Joe Srniel, Margie Smiih. Michael Smilh, Nancy Smilh, Richard Smilhson, Carol Soderberq, Larry Spiess, Paul Spifale, Marlha Sfanliill, Charles Sianlon, Lynne S+auf?en- berg, Nancy Sleinberq, Gary Sfolces. Georgia Sione, Cheryl Sloner, Earl Suchoslci, Gerald Sunday, Barbara Taylor, Roger Taylor, Ronald Teague, Carol Teske, Marlc Thomas, Janice Thompson, Georgia Thornlon. Leroy Tolseclc, lvlalyern Tobeclc, Kalhy Torrence, Carol Tyler, Milne Urbano. l-lansena Vandborg, Carolyn Vrloa, Joe Waicherl, Lawrence Wallsch- laeger, Allen Walsh, Susie Webb. ,I al. , I . 7? , . W , sl 2 , 'iii ff ff 2 nh aww., ua' 5 WMM,-A ., V , 5 Samir . - 313 .5 7 W , , 4, 1 gif 2 ,v 59 W 5 'Q Eu 1 A X W ' Row I: Carol While, Roberl Willcosz, Clweryl Wilson, Peler Winlcer, William Vlffolf, Valerie Wonclraselc, Roberl Yales, John Zellner, Lawrence Zellner, Susan Zum Mellen, Barbara Zusag. Noi' Picfuredz Shirley Herr, Gloria Jean Renfro. 1' lf, .,,.i ,ws w,, A- Loolc where you are going, Jim Gorman! 5 AEGIS Row l: R. Anderson, Bus. Mgr. M. Weiss, A. DeLay. Row 2: K. Braun, B. Slneeler, P. Wilson, P. Redd. Row 3: B. Klullw, G. Case, L, Broliclw, J. Brllron, Ed. Pal' Loucks. Sponsors: Dorolhy Wells, . Marlin Mackay, Dallas Mucci. l AEGIS SPOTLIGHTS L-w's Edllorfln-Clwief Pal Louclcs confers wirlw The edlforial sponsor, Dallas Muccl. The +ecl'1nicaI commiflee wllln llwelr sponsor, Doroflwy Wells, searclw llwe yearboolcs ol oflner schools for ideas. Phofography edifors, Al Waldvogel and Kay Swinford, selecf fhe besf picfures for yearbook publicafion. EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES Nu: f f M 1 The I96O-bl Aegis sfaff has affernpfecl fo depicf how Lincoln-Way Com- munify High School marshalls ifs resources fo produce fhe educafional producf envisioned, and in demand, on fhe sfafe, nafional, and world markef since fhe advenf of spufnik. Never before in fhe hisfory of our counfry has fhe nafion's enfire educaf- ional sysfern been so crifically called upon fo make an accounfing - fo iusfify ifs procedures and ifs resulfs. Public school adminisfrafors and fheir feaching personnel are highly pressured by all fields of skilled and infellecfual endeavor fo produce a beffer proclucf af fhe very fime fhey are grappling wifh overcrowded planfs, limifed feaching personnel, insufficienf funds, and, of necessify, radically-changing mefhods of insfrucfion. ln an agrarian communify where all foo offen sociefy looks nof fo find significanf leadership on fhe parf of educafors, Lincoln-Way has forged ahead and received nafionwide acclaim for ifs educafional prowess. Marsha Weiss, business manager, and her assisfanf, lvlarfy Mackay is on call wifh fhe polaroicl for candid picfures. Paf Wilson, effecf a yearbook sale fo Carroll Muehler. .f s--, ,vm - if,-f STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: Treas. B. Whife, G. Gregory, J. Summers, T. Fee, Rep, G. I-larling Row 2: J. Wiegel, W. Wennlund, S. Maior, J. Beam, J. Bailey, D. LaVinn. Row 3: J. Charval, E. Campi, Pres. R. Lichfenwalfer, D. Warning, J. Del-I Williams, Parliamenfarian W. Lauffer, Sponsor: Roberf Taylor, Jonas STUDENT COUNCIL The sfudenf council serves as an effecfive insfrumenl of sludenf voice in school affairs. Made up of sfudenfs who are elecfed as represenfafives from Their respecfive classes, fhe council allows varying degrees of represenfafion fo fhe various classes, e. g., fhe freshmen have fhe leasf represenfafion and fhe seniors have fhe mosf represenlafion. Weekly meefings are held by 'rhe council in which fhe pro- gram of evenfs for fhe enfire school year are discussed. Exfra- curricular evenfs and assemblies are a parf of fheir responsi- bilifies. Comrniffees wifhin fhe council fake on fhe iob of fulfilling varied and clifficullr fasks fhaf are a boon fo fhe smoofh funcfion of sfudenf life. 5 g . Sec'y. J. Ziffer, arf, V. Pres. D. Lashmenf. Jim Beam, Doug LaVinn, Duane Warning, and Wayne Lauffer, sfuclenf council members, erecfecl fhe flaf frames fo accommodafe clubs for fheir Homecoming exhibif. GUIDANCE STEERING COMMITTEE The Guidance Sfeering Commiffee consisfs of one elecfed represenfafive from each guidance group af Lin- coln-Way. Af The regular weekly meefing, fhe guidance program is discussed for fhe following week. Members of fhe Sfeering Commiffee also lead fhe fopic discussions in fhe individual guidance groups. The efforfs of The commiffee have increased fhe ef- fecfiveness of fhe program during fhis school year. A i 9 2 3 2 Row Row Row Row Row GUIDANCE STEERING COMMITTEE I. 2: 3. 4. 5. J. Owen, K. Gregg, B. Taylor, D Sims, C. Woodruff. T. I-Iarfman, D. Bean, D. Muehler, L Sfauffenberg, G. Chuck, M. Flafl' T. Pee, S. Dwyer. M. Gerfenrich, S. Carnes, N. Smifh S. Mazurek, J. Pefers, B. Guildenl zoph, I.. Goodwin, D. Gray, Beedle, D. G. Schmifz, Selfzer, C. Vaughn, K. J. Mazurek, Jessen, M. Engslrorn. M. Cullen, P. Mlakar, C Specfor, J. Bailey, Anderson, J. Berlin. N. Bisgrove, S. Valy, D. Codini, M. McLaughlin, K, Foufz, R. I-lughes, N. Bradley, D. Valy, K. Erickson, J. Dunn. Sponsors: Alice Gorman, Jonas Lashmef, Al Dalkowski. I N. Pi A daily occurrence is fhe morning conference of fhe SSO execufive commiffee wifh ifs sponsor. Joe Kruzich. STUDENT SERVICE ORGANIZATION A small secfion of an SSO sfudy hall is seen wifh Chairman Kay Svvinford and Secrefary Carole Delaney in charge. Lunchline monifor, Jim Sfanelf, keeps fhe line moving and orevenfs Hgafe crashing. The second year for fhe Sfudenf Service Organiza- fion of Lincoln-Way has been a confinuafion of Jrhe successful firsf-year efforf. Sfudy halls have remained guief and fhe NP Lisf has confinued diminufive. The facf remains -- fhere is no faculfy member in affendance af sfudy halls. Each sfudy hall is super- vised by SSC personnel - a chairman, assisfanf chair- man, secrefary, and assisfanf secrefary. Each member has cerfain designafed faslrs for smoofh funcfion of The sysfem. The execufive commiffee of fhe SSO handles fhe disciplinary acfion. This is also a commiffee of four. They meef each morning during The firsf period wifh fhe SSO faculfy sponsor, Joe Kruzich. This program has been a confinued boon in meef- ing foday's expanding sfudenf populafion wifh shrinlc- ing classroom space and feacher hours. The faculfy has puf fhe addifional fime gained in sfudenf super- vised sfudy halls fo excellenf use. Sfudenf-feacher con- facf has confinued fo increase. Sfudenf responsibilify for behavior or self-discip- line, has been fhe gre-afesf confribufion of fhe SSO. A roufine dufy of SSO member Gwenefh Crass, is picking up and de- livering hourly passes, 5 Dan Bean demonsiraies how he splices films and keeps 'Them in good repair. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 68 PROJECTIONISTS D. Neer, B. Elwood, R. Grefz, C. Ressler, R. Horan, J. Heis- ner, B. Florence. T. Malhews, M. Roberson M. Hansen, M. Smiih, R. Wi'- cox, G. Sunday. R. Scoii R. Reiier, B. John- son, D. Minulh P, Dalh W. Miller. M. Urbano. B. Hodges, L. Koenig, B. Alexander, D. Russell, G. Barzqhn, P. Brown C. Slanlon, R. Balsie, R. Tavlor, G. Siokes, B. Sluis D. Siaoel, P. Burns R. Wheel- er, B. lhde, R. Yaies, J. Wai- cheri. Sponsor: Ralph Chrisl- ison. PROJECTIONISTS Pres. D. Bean, D. Mauer, J Haiz, M. Thomas, V. Pres. S Maior, R. Olson, Seoy. V McCullough Y. Brown, R Jones. J. Swinson, S. Sims, M. Coop er, D. Paben, L. Selizer, D Ulrich, B. Snider, Treas. H Hoyi, J. Resler. R. Urbano, J. Jones, O Georgis, K. Foulz, K. Gerdel, l.. Zollner, B. Hahn, D. Hafz B. Lewis, K. Engel, S. Hunler D. Reils, G. Bilner, A. Gol ler, J. Sanierelli, J. Bur rouqhs, R. Pelerson, Sponsor' Ralph Chrisiison. -vb THE PROJECTICNISTS Membership is open in The Proieciionisls Club io any siucleni wiih a C average who proves himself Jrruslrworihy and responsible, Proieciionisis assisi Teachers by operaiing audio-visual equipmeni in ihe classrooms. Training ihe members for Jrhe correci usage of Jrhis equip- meni is clone during The bi-monihly meelings. , J 70 HISTORIA AMERICANA Row I: P, Marlin, C. Crabfree, M. Kopczak, Bus. Mgr, T. Suchoski, V. Pres. D Bean, G. Conner. Row 2 R. Olson, K. Geufher, K. Whelan, J Mulligan, L. Guzik, Pres. H. Gra ham, M. Weiss. Row 3: J. Berlin, G. Richardson, H. Davis L. Gierke, L. Fears, M. Muehler Sec'y. B. Bruce, S. Gierke. Sponsor Kevin McGivern. Choice lifles in paperbound copies are made available ro all L-W sludenis and faculry ihrough rhe noonfime services of Hisroria Americana members. In a Laiin American almosphere, Cheryl Palmer and Larry Brolich feasi on Spanish food. l HISTORIA AMERICANA Hisroria Americana members have an inreresr in pasr achievemenlrs, and ihe liurure, of our counrry. They acquainr Themselves wirh rhe richness of our hisrorical herilage by an exrensive hisrory reading program. A boon ro members and rhe srudenr body ar large is ihe book sale service where paperbacks relaring ro hisiorical evenrs are displayed and sold. Membership in rhe club is limired ro upperclassmen wirh an inieresr in hisrory and who have been, or are enrolled, in one hisrory class. LOS CAMPEONES Los Campeones provides irs members wirh a chance ro learn more abour rhe counrry of Spain, irs language, and Hs cusroms. The members Raw I: G. Broze, C. Palmer, Pres. K. Van Rheeden, L. Kohl, Sec'y. J. Smirh, Treas. G, Kozumplik. Row 2: T. Zemeske, H. Graham, B. Huff- sfurler, D. Thornron, L. Miller, D. Hussey. Row 3: R. Zarreau. P. Esres, S. Douglas, E. Jacobson, Vice-Pres. L. Brolich. B. Klulh, C. Sherwood. Sponsor: Henry Meier. gain rhis knowledge by exrra srudy ar home, visirs ro local Mexican res- rauranrs, and arrendance ar Chris+mas in Mexico ar rhe Museum of Science and lndusrry in Chicago. Anyone who is in his second year of Spanish and who would like ro augmenr his knowledge in rhis area is welcome ro ioin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: P. Radd, M. Weiss, E. Pesfer, G. Gregory, Pres. G. I-Iarling, Row 2: Sec'y. K. Swinford, S. Blomquisr, B. Sheeler, P. Loucks, J. Wiegel. Row 3: K. Korisla, J. Mulligan, M. Ambuehf, J. Wheeler, S. Shoop, C. Pourz. Row 4: W, Laufler, V. Pres. J. Kruzich, H. Davis E. Cline, B. Lichrenwaller, R. Manzke, Treas. R. Jones. Sponsors: Paul Thomas, Al Dalkowski, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Nalional Honor Sociely slands as a goal of achievemenl Io srrive for by Ihe enrire sludenr body. II' represenrs high arlainmenr in characrer, schoIarship, leadership, and service. Srudenrs musr excel in Jrhese four areas Io be selecled for membership in Ihe sociely. To be selecred as a member of NHS is The highesr honor a Lincoln-Way srudenr can receive. Wirh rhis esreem goes Ihe responsibiliry ol mainraining The sland- ards of lhe sociely. Membership is indicarive of a maluring srudenr. ...iw -A dwg!-ad! Alice DeLay bJys a blaclc and red burren wirh Ihe spirired cry emblazoned on ir of Go, Knighrs, Ge. Salesrnen are NHS members Bob Manzclfe and Judy Wheeler. MU ALPHA THETA Promoling scholarships and Iurlher- ing The sruclenlsl inleresl in malhemalics are Ihe high aims of Mu Alpha Thela. Individual reporls on oulslanding malhe- marical Iopics are presenred al meer- ings Io Try Io Iullill Ihese inleresrs. The club is associaled wirh lhe Na- Iional Malhemalics Club for High Schools and Junior Colleges. Member- ship in Mu Alpha Thera is achieved by a 'IB plus average in malh Ihe com- ple-Iion of advanced algebra, and a B average in all school subiecls. MU ALPHA THETA Row I: S. Blomquisr, M, Arnbuehl, Sec'y.-Treas, J. Wiegel, V. Pres. G. Gregory. Row 2: Pres. R. Jones, S. Valy, H. Davis K. Engel, K. Kerisra. Sponsor: De'la Has! sey. 71 BETA IOTA GMICRON PROMOTES INTEREST IN LIFE W! M f Q W Z Q vnu BETA IOTA OMICRON Row I: B. WhiTe, A. BuTIer, M. OTTO, J. GeuTher, B. Peniey, B. Vrba. G. CarIson, C. DeIaney, C. LichTenwaITer, Treas. J. Werner, P. FonTe, B. GoTTIieb. Row 2: R. Olson, M, I-IaIiIc, C. Chapman, P. CIarIc, S. QICIT, D. SmiTh B, SchIack, R, MowaTT, S. Gregory, R. ScoTT, B. PeTerson, M. Knapp. Row 3: B. GuiIdenzoph, S. Jasinski, D. Lang, M. GriTTin, R. ReiTer, C. PeTerson, K. CarIson, Sec'y. K, Weems, R. SyIvesTer, J. Sum- mers, B, MiTcheII, M. Robinson. Row 4: R. BadTen, J. Wiegei, T. Larson M. MaTasovic, W. Swanberq, P. Burns, R, Lorenz, D. Florek, L. Fears. Pres. R. WheeIer, C, WiIson, K. Erickson, K. Greenman. Sponsor: WiIIiarn Avila. BeTa IoTa Omicron is aTTiIiaTed wiTh The IIIinois Junior Academy oT Science and has sixTy members wiTh an inTeresT in bioIogy. STudenTs musT have Taken, or be Taking, a course in bi- oIogy To quaIiTy Tor membership, and The basic purpose oT The cIub is To promoTe inTeresT in The area oT IiTe. LecTures by science Teachers have been The highIighT oT The cIub's acTiviTies and have encouraged more TaiThTuI sTudy oT Those Iiving Things around us. Field Trips To various insTiIIaTions around Chicago en- Iarge TurTher The concepTs oT whaT one is abIe To do and see. WiTh aII necessary equipmenT in readif ness Tor a bIood TesT, pracTicing physic- ian Randy Wheeler siphons a sampie Trom Ciara Chapman's TingerTip. PHI-CHEM CONCENTRATES PHI CHEM Row I: P. Radd, M. Grofewoid, D. Hussey, J WiegeI, M. Sampson, E. Pesier, D. Gray, J. Sorenson, K. Van Rheeden, Row 2: V.Pres. D. Porick, H. Warner, K. Korisia, B. Brookman, J. Kuckenbecker, G. I'Iuss, B. Kaebler, S. Biomquisi, R. Simmons. Row 3: Pres. K. Engei, Sec'y.Treas. S. Siwoop, J. Lakin, P. Esfes, B. SIuis. M, AmbueIfiI, M. Gibson, L. BroIicIw. Row 4: M. Taie, G, Biiner, J. G-reiz, G. Siiope, R. Smi+I1, B. Glenn, R. Heisner, B. Novofa, A. Waidyogei, T. Marcoux. Sponsor: Loreifa Pearson. Keni' Engie, Sue Ann Snoop, and Dennis Porick work on Ibeir proiecf Ior Ike science iair. ON PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY Sponsored by Jrhe Junior Academy oi Science, ine members of Phi-Chem concen+ra+e on siudy in The field of science and inves- +iga+e vocaiions. Membership is open io any iunior or senior wiib a C average and enrollmeni in a science course. Discussion of academic Jropics by speakers, Field irips, and Ibe compulsory I:uIIiIImenI oi a science proieci, all beIp Io promoie Ibe inieresi oi' Ibe members. As a speciai service Io ine scbooi, Pbi-Cbem pubIisI'ies Iiwe Red- book, a siudeni direciory of names, addresses, and Ielepbone num- bers. ow I J. Pesier, J. Kramer, G. Fan KNIGHTS OF SCIENCE EIwood, E. Suchoski, R. Sabec. Row 2 J. SmieI, Sec'y. G. Demus, J. BIe vins, W. Wonders, J. Gorman, R. I-Ioran. ow D. Dufiy, I.. Lehnerr, T. Weber, B. Harder, M. Manheim, Treas. T. I-Iar+ung, Pres. J. Hunniiord. Spon- sor: WiIIiam CoIgan. I, B. Wayne Fuchs and James Gorman are soId- ering a fesIacoiI. KNIGHTS OF SCIENCE The Knighrs of Science CIub is open Io all freshmen and sophomores who have +aIcen, or are faking, a science course. IIs program is aimed Jroward en- couragemenf of scienrific endeayor. Alrhough membership is open Io borh boys and girIs, only boys ioined The cIub rhis year. Each member successfully compIe+ed a proiecr for Ihe science fair. MATH CLUB Members of Jrhe Marh CIub siudy The Iuncrions of marhemarics nor broughr our in regular classroom s+udies. Riddles and probIems are enioyably discussed and solved a+ meerings. Speakers are inyifed Io IaIIc of careers in I'heir par+icuIar Iieid of marhemarics. Anyone enroIIed in one marh course and who has a genuine inreresr in Jrhe subiecr can be a member of Jrhe cIub. S+uden+s eligible for Mu AIpha Thelra are barred from Hs membership. Row Row Row Row Row MATH CLUB J, BIaha, K. YunIcer, M. Gerienrich J. Pes'rer, P. CIarIc, J. Geurher, B DowIe, C. I-Iammond. J. Heisner, I I. MosseII, B. Moncrief M. DeIaney, D. Mundr, T. Marhews L, WaIIschIaeger, G. Roberfson, R Sco+I, G. Fanr, A. Loucks, C. Rober son. J. Bulanda, J. Dunn, G. I-Ieisner, D I-IoweII, G. Jorgenson, J. NichoI son, D. Duffy, K. Kraii, D. CarIson D, C-asf, J. Pefers, C. Chapman D. Mancke. C. Johnson, Sec'y,Treas. D. Lang C. Pefersen, S, Prinrz, B. MiIcheII T. I-Iarrunq, K. Weems, R. Mowarr A. BIacIc, S. Gregory, Pres, J. Say ers, I.. Koenig. C. Morrison, P. Cryer, V, Pres. J WiegeI, R. WheeIer, D. I:IoreIc, E Monfgomery, B. I-Iunier, M. Ma+aso yic. D. MinuIh, D. SIaceI, K. Erick son, C. WiIson, T. Wiese. Sponsor Ralph Chrisrison. IM VM, VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: T. Suchosici, AssI'. Coach IvIcGivern, P. Ivilakar, A. Hauser, L. Barnes, R. Miiier, W. Delaney, M. Muehier, Coach Jonas Lashrnei. Row 2: Ass'I. Coach Ray Page, R. BadIen, D. Heisner, J. Charvaf, N. Bradley, J. Miller, E. Smifh, J. Kropp, H. Davis. Row 3: W. Siuis, J. GreIz, R. Minger, W. Lauifer, R. Lichienwaiier, R, Yunicer, R. Smiih, D. Penn, S. Kruzich, J. Reinhard. BEST FOOTBALL RECORD IN SCHOOL HISTORY The I96O-6I Knighis had Ihe besr fooIbaII record in Ihe hisIory of 'Ihe schooI aI 4-2-2. Finishing Ihird in Ihe Souih-Wesi Suburban League I--VV VARSITY OP pIay, The Knighis siayed in The race unIiI Ihe IinaI game. 52 Lennonr O AII-Conference seIecIions wenr Io Dan Penn, Wayne Lauffer, John 29 Evergreen O Kropp, and Ed Smifh. Bob Lich+enwaIIer, Skip Kruzich, and Ron Miller I9 RSGVIS 6 received Honorable IvIen+ion. Members of Ihe Team eIec+ed Wayne Lauf- 6 Oak Lawn 6 Ier and Dan Fenn as co-caprains. I 6 Ca'-I Sandburg I3 John Kropp earned speciaI recogniiion from Ihe Chicago American 25 Homewood-FIOSSrnOOr I2 as Prep Lineman of-Ihe-Week. BoIh John and Coach Lashmef were '7 Bremen 7 guesis aI' Ihe weeI1Iy meeiings of Ihe QuarIerbacIc Club. O RICI1 I3 II' is diIIicuII' 'I'o make a predic+ion for nexI year. Aiihough a greai' many key pIayers wiII be Ios+ Ihrough gradua+ion, ii is hoped +haI enough wiII remain Io 'Form a good season in I96I-62. John Kropp Daniel Fenn Edward Smiih Wayne Laufier f'SERH?1BiES E HE LE F' i A ii V, c 1 ' i 1? v , Q ,, f 4 Hi ..,. ,. F, M a j HURT NE HARRY The unworried kniglwf is a progency from Hue pen of Judy BaUey, arf sfudenf. This flaf by FHA won firsf orize af H19 Homecoming dance. , ',,v1.fv 1- x ,ir .. L ,, g g'Ep 1: ml LM LIP 5 EP 4 5 ....................g......i FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL Row I: V. Dehay, W, Wonders, R, Hughes, P. Brown, Co-Capn. K. Fredin, Mgr. R. SCOH. Row 2: Coach Tom Ffanigan, R. Sylvesfer, J. Sayers, B. Wennhmd, J. Schrnnz, C. Ericson, D Duffy, Mgr. D. Sfacel. Row 3: T. Weber, CovCap'f. K. DeCamp, R, Wheeler, E. Monrgomery, G. Cfark, B. Hunier . FN lc . ' I. Much Fanfare is evldenf af Homecornlng, fhanks D me ' J Wlege To fhe L-W Band and Rhyfhm Knighfs. T . 1 . FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row I: C. RoberTson, I-I. GroTewold, J. Gorman, T. Fee. T. MaThews, D. Ryan, E Suchoski, R. SmiThson. Row 2: R. Johnson, R. GreTz, D. Carlson, D, Mancke, M. Delaney, D. Howell, E Meyers, T. HarTung, M. SmiTh, Mgr. D. Teague. Row 3: W. Harder, T. Taylor, D. PTeiTer, D. T-TunT, K. FouTz, M. Robinson, J. WaicherT, R. Balsie, D. Ferguson, R, Manheim, Coach MarTin Mackay. HGMECOMING SPECTACULAR T-lalT-Time during Homecoming always brings ouT The besT specTacular oT The Tall exTra-TooTball shows. The RhyThm KnighTs and The band were more Than equal To The Taslc oT dispelling The grey and ThreaTening slcy. The precision march- ing oT The RhyThm KnighTs and The band com- plemenTed The chorus' singing aTTirmaTion of loyalTy To Lincoln-Way. These groups presenTed a wonderful pre- lude To The welcome oT The Queen and Her CourT via conyerTibles. AlThough L-W losT The game by a mere Touchdown, spiriTs remained high Tor our alma maTer. l i -l The sludenls' choice, Geri Munch, for -lomecoming Queen. wilh her escorf, Bill Morrison, nch lhe Homecoming dance by being lirsl couple on 'lhe floor. Geri Munch, Homecoming Queen, poses wilh her courlz Jackie Ziller, junior: Janel Summers, sophomore: Sue Maior, fresh- man: Jane Berlin, Kay Swimcord, and Gayle Harling, seniors. s The D Mon: Tues: Wed: Thurs: .A..Z..Eraced by! EighT girls Trom The senior class were elecTed as possible candidaTes Tor The Queen. Four girls Trom each oT The oTher classes were elecTed as possible candidaTes To serve in The CourT. FooTball players' Honor Day honored all The boys who play Tor Lincoln-Way. An assembly inTroduced all The girls who were nom- inaTed Tor Queen and The CourT. Final elecTion was also held. A bonTire pep rally To geT The KnighTs in ThaT TighTing spiriT was held. Fri: A pep assembly announced The Queen and The members oT her CourT. SaT: The TooTball games were held in The aTTernoon and The Homecoming Dance ThaT evening. Tension and exciTemenT mounTed as each day broughT The climax nearer - The crowning oT Geri Munch as Queen and The esTablishmenT oT her CourT. AlThough we losT The game on SaTurday, The dance and The whole week was a greaT success. 81 KNIGHTS WIN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP VARSITY BASKETBALL Mgr. J. Burroughs, I.. Wilson, M. Muehler, D. Bean, B. Summers, N. Bradley, Mgr. B. Sluis. R, Cramer, B. Surges, J. Reinhard, D, Penn, J. Bur roughs, R. Yunlcer, CapT, D. Warning, A. Waldvogel B. I.ichTenwaITer, CapT. J. Kruzich, D. Williams, W. LauTTer, J, Kropp, Coach Joe Kruzich. The I96O-6I season was The TinesT in The hisTory oT Lincoln-Way ComrnuniTy High School. The KnighTs' cagers, under The TuTeIage oT Coach Joe Kruzich, smashed all school records wiTh a brillianT 23 wins - 4 losses record. The KnighTs also broughT To Lincoln-W'ay Their TirsT SouThwesT Suburban Conference championship. To open The season The KnighTs won eleven games in a row, The IongesT winning sTrealc in The red-and-blaclcs hisTory. The KnighTs capTured TirsT place in The CreTe-Ivlonee TournamenT wiTh vicTories over Beecher, I.ernonT, and PeoTone. In The TirsT annual Lincoln-Way TournamenT, The KnighTs whipped ThornTon-NorTh and Bradley before losing a 64-52 decision To an inspired crew oT Braidwood ComeTs. In Their opening game oT The new year, The KnighTs won a Thrilling 69-66 overTime vicTory over The I-Iomewood-Flossmoor Vilc- ings To reTain TirsT place in The SWS. IT was The sTarT oT an eighT- game winning spree. In a reTurn bouT wiTh The Vikings, sTaged aT I-Iornewood, The KnighTs won Two more games before being dropped 4I-38 in an overTime maraThon aT Evergreen Park. Their I2-2 record gave The KnighTs a Tie Tor The SouThwesT Suburban crown. In regional TournamenT play The KnighTs opened wiTh a 64-46 vicTory over I.ocIcporT. In a semi-Tinal game The KnighTs adminisTered a 73-58 lashing To Their SWS co-champions, Homewood-Flossnnoor. I I I Lincoln-Way barely missed a Trip ro The seciionals, losing a 56-55 baffle wiih +he Bloom Trojans. Bloom wen? on ro lalce second place in The seclional Tourney air Blue Island. All-Conference selecrions wenl To Knighis Joe Skip Kruzich and Duane Warning. Skip was The highesr scorer in The conference wilh a 20.3 average per-game. Numerous olrher awards have been won by Slcip Kruzich. He was selecled as one of The Top 2l players in Norlhern illinois by The Chicago American. He was also picked 'io +he Jrop 2I players in The Chicago area by The Sun-Times. He received honor as one of rhe Tirslr five baslcelball players in The area covered by The Chicago Heighfs Sfar. The Associafecl Press named Slcip To an honorable meniion in Their All-Srar Team. Slcip closed his baslcerball career al Lincoln-W'ay wilh The highesl' accumulalive poinr roial in ils hislory wilh I3I0 poinrs. He has also esiablished or brolcen every permanenr record excepr rhe away single-game poinl Jroial. The only Lelriermen relurning Tor aciion al' Lincoln-Way nexi year will be John Burroughs, Ron Yunlcer, and Joe Reinhard. li is hoped Thai, wilrh Jrhis group from which To build, anolher fine Team will play 'Tor L-W in l96l-62. PLAYNIAKER, SCORER VARSITY L-W OP 64 Plainiielcl 28 58 Peolone 55 47 Carl Sandburg 38 62 Oalc Lawn 32 50 Reavis 37 68 Rich 46 56 Beecher 4I 56 Lemoni 36 60 Peolone 52 79 Thornlon Fraclrional Norih 37 68 Bradley 49 52 Braidwood 64 69 Homewood-Flossmoor - O.T. 66 49 Bremen 30 65 Evergreen Parlc 29 5I Carl Sandburg 4' 76 Oalc Lawn 6l 50 Reavis 32 70 Rich 47 65 Peoione 63 65 Homewood-Flossmoor - O.T. 67 66 Plainfield 36 62 Bremen 48 38 Evergreen Parlc - O.T. 4l 64 Loclcporl 46 73 Homewood-Flossmoor 58 55 Bloom 56 ,MQW 'f we 5 .5 vie 'Nm v ' ,K Q er L f 1 In P+ E ws X sms? Qxwxxs? yi J 1 ' v s f ak Q I K f , Q 52? My 49 k,r., is ' my ' - 5 ' -nam J, f n ' , V8.7 S w 3 wx S A ,N x , 5 ' 2 Q X o S 1 I X R gi X 'SIR V tv: Q Q VL,. , . ,A g 4 'X '-'ihii' 4 I . fi? 2:45 9 la 0 2' ,nv CROSS COUNTRY Row I: R. Paben, L. Spiess, E. Schleefer, T. SanIereIIi, J. SanIereIIi, J. Sn-niih, M. Lehn W. Fuchs. Row 2: D. Larson, R. Surges, E. Campi, P. Burns, J. Mark, D. Warning, A, WaIdvogeI, Kadow, D. Anderson, L. Harwood, Coach PauI LaVinn. INOI Picfuredz J. Anderson, Segvich, D. Meyer.I L-W OP 36 Evergreen .. ....... 2I 37 Reavis .YVV , ., 23 44 Rich ......... .... I 8 48 Bremen ...... ....... I 5 32 Oak Lawn .......... ....... . ...,... 2 3 20 Sandburg .. ........... .. .. 37 25 I-Iornewood-Flossmoor .,., ...... 3 2 Coach LaVinn fires Ihe shof 'rhaf sIarIs The race Ti ciaoss counnav R. The Cross CounIry Ieam is a group Ihaf depends upon individual Ialenrs ye? musi Iunciion as a Ieam. Injuries and Iack of new marerial hampered Ihe Knighis in guesi of a championship. A+hough Ihe conference crown eluded Ihem, fine Ieam spiri+ and hard work made Ihem worrhy represen- Iarives of our school. Special recogni+ion is due Dave Larson, Duane Warn- ing, Tony San+ereIIi, and Bob Segvich. . V- . I in ,F ie. .sgamgkm 5 -. sz X . ,Q at A WRESTLING The varsify wreslling Ieam Ioolc Iillh place in Ihe Soulhwesl Suburban Conference wilh a 2-4-I record. Overall Ihey recorded 6 wins and 9 losses buf brouqhl home Iirsl-place Irophies from bolh Ihe Normal Holiday and Morris Tournamenls. Five members of Ihe Ieam advanced Io seclionals This year wilh one member, Cliff Chealwood, advancing Io The slrale Iournamenl. Our fresh-soph Ieam did beller Ihan 5002, for Ihey came up wi+h 9 wins and 8 losses. As a resull, Ihey represenl a good nucleus for Iurure Ieams. Row I Row 2 Row 3: VARSITY WRESTLING M. Codini, M. Roberson, T. Suchoslci, C. Chealwood, J. Sanlerelli, S. Smilh. Mgr. B. Sanlerelli, R. Gush afson, L. Spilale, Capf. San- Ierelli, B. Delaney. P. Mlalcar. D. Larson, Capl, E. Smilh, T, Gumbel, Capl, J. Charvaf, W. Chrisliansen, J. DeI'Iar+, E. Campi. Coach Ronald Larsen. FRESH-SOPH WRESTLING Row I: Row 2: Row 3: E. Suchoslci, R. Reiler, R. Sylvesler, J. Walsh, D. Ivlundl. K. DeCamp, D. Gash T. Ben- nelf, J. Hunniford, E. Monl- qomery, T. I-lull, C. Rober- son, J. Pesfer. Mgr. D. Teague, D. Duffy, R. Gobush, B. I-Ialey, B. I-lunfer, J. Waicherf, B. Hard- er, T. Weber, Coach Thomas Flanigan. F S ,llvf 5 'WAN f .4 , . MQ, I I we Q ,,.,,fff sf 'ifiwfw Y, 4 fifv W . W' , 'fi f y X 2 A Q, LETTERMEN'S CLUB Row I: P. lvllalear, T. SanTerelli, R. Bad- Row Ten, R. Turney, D. Meyers, B Edmondson, B. Delaney. 2: Pres. W. LauTTer, B. LichTen walTer, C. CheaTwood, Sec'y. J. Kropp, R. Cramer, B. Sluis, R. Simmons. Row 3:A. Waldvogel, E. Campi, Row Penn, E. SmiTh, W. ChrisTiansen D. l-leisner, J. CharvaT, T. Gum- bel. 4: V. Pres. R. Yunker, J. Miller, J, CvreTz, J. Del-larT, D. Warning, B. Segvich, T. Davis, J. Bur- roughs, Treas. J. Kruzich. Spon- sor: Ronald Larsen. Each morning Two LeTTermen, Bobby Edmonson and John Kropp aT This parTicular Time, perTorm a service To The school by checking all cars parked on The sc Row Row Row Row Row Row 88 PEP CLUB I: C. lvluehler, J. ZiTTer, P. Bad- Ten, C. WoodruTT, G. l-larling V. McCullough. 2: Pres. J. T-lansen, C. Delaney, J Summers, J. Wiegel, C. Res- sler, V. Feil, B. WhiTe. 3: D. Osrnus, S. Lewis, K. Gregg K. Schram, S. Coclcran, T. Hari' man, C. CrabTree. 4: R. Deaville, N. l-laalcinson, OTTO, P. Clark, P. Marlc, J Werner, L. STauTTenberg, B. Guildenzoph. 5: N. SmiTh, Sec'y. R. RiTT, C. Tyler, S. OId+, C, Vrba, lvl. STanTill C. Love. rlin C. Morrison, D. Hansen, V. Pres l-l. Werner, S. Gregory, C. Chap man. Sponsors: Barbara Feder 6: D. lvlinuTh, N. Behen, J. Be man, Rosalie Johnson. LETTERMEN'S CLUB The LeTTermen's Club is composed oT varsiTy aThleTes who have won one or more leTTers. They meeT during acTiviTy period on Tuesday oT B weelc. Among The clu'b's acTiviTies This year were The all-school parTy and The decal sale. Funds raised by The LeTTermen's Club are used To purchase aThleTic movies. These Tilms enable The players -and coaches To review The games and help The Teams To successTul seasons. PEP CLUB Pep Club members are very proud, indeed, To help in leading The spiriTed cheering ThaT comes Trom The Tans aT every home game. As specTaTors glance inTo The Pep Club secTion on The bleachers, They see a group uniTormly dressed in darlq slcirTs, whiTe blouses, and red KnighT Ties. The occupanTs Teel They are conTribuTing much To boosT school morale, and They are proud because oT iT. The only reguiremenT Tor membership is compulsory aTTendance aT games and supporT oT The Teams. RHYTHM KNIGHTS Row I: R. STanger, J. DeisT. 2 Row : C. Palmer, B. GoTTlieb, J. Kozumplilc Row 3: B. PeTerson, L. Conley, K. SwinTorcl Co.-CapT. S. LoTz, B. Vrba. Row 4: S. Sims, R. Weldin, G. SchrniTz, CapT P. Anderson, B. Chapman, P. Vaughn Row 5: C. Sherwood, J. Wheeler, J. Munch Sec'y. K. McCure, B. Bruce, P. Pius, P Wilson. Sponsor: Rosalie Johnson. The Tlowing movemenl' inherenT in all RhyThm KnighTs specTaculars is evidenT R in The grace of CapTain PauleTTe An derson. The inTensiTy and pride in The game is heighTened when The RhyThm KnighTs march wiTh precision across The cenTer oT The gymnasium Tloor. Onloolcers are awed by The rhyThmic paTTerns in black and whiTe. TryouTs deTermine which girls have The abiliTy and personaliTy To represenT The RhyThm KnighTs. Weekly pracTice enables Them To acquire The uniTy and grace ThaT malces Lincoln-Way sTudenTs and Tans eager To say, You should see our RhyThm KnighTs. GYMNASTICS CLUB The GymnasTics Club is purely recreaTional in iTs inTenT. Hopes Tor -a Team suggesl' a wail' oT aT leasT Three years. Any sTudenT may ioin by aTTendance aT The Tuesday meeTings. ' Members oT The club work-ouT on The various apparaTus normally Tound in The gym. The large acTiviTy Tor The school year in which The club co-operaTed was The Physical EducaTion NighT. Row Row Row Row Row GYMNASTICS CLUB R. Jones, L. Harwood, G. Gregory, J. GreTz, R BreiderT. K. Hahn, S. Carnes, J. Sheehan, W. Miller, P. Clarlc C. Chapman, lvl. SmiTh, S. Palmer, M. Gregory, J Heisner. Pres. J. Morrison, C. SpecTor, D. Hussey, L. Gibson, S. BlomguisT, J. Bailey, C. Sherwood, D. lvlinuTh C. Gibson, J. Wiegel, P. Louclcs. R. GreTz, lvl, Cooper, B. Hahn, J. Kooyenga, V Pres. B. Wahl, J. Swinson, G. Case, G. Richardson L. Lubway, B. Elwood, R. Paben. G. BiTner, J. Jones, E. Jacobson, T. Fleischmann, K Engel, R. Segvich, B. Snider, l-l. Davis, E. SmiTh, L SelTzer, Sec'y. J. SchoTield, R. Simmons. Sponsor Charles Sarlqinen. wmllrmzf f .ff f. 1 'L sw lg- A155523 -Q? 'mul l I JuanHa Hansen, manager of Jrhe Fresh-Soplw Cheedeading Squad. FRESH-SOPH SQUAD Barbara Wnife, Mary Ann OHO, Karyl Gregg, Clara Chapman, Pam Chsrk, and Beverly Gulldenzoph. Jane Morrison, manager of 'rhe Var- siiy Cheerleading Squad, WRESTLING SQUAD Cheryl Crabfree, Virginia McCullough, and Carole Delaney. VARSITY SQUAD Jackie Ziiler, Gayle Harling, Carroll Muehler, and Capiain Jane Berlin. Varsily Cheerleading Capiain, Jane Berlin, execufes a perfeci' baclc lciclc. CHEERLEADERS Bursiing oui' all over wiih spirii and enihusiasm are ihe cheerleaders. You will find Them leading ihe 'fans ai iooiball and baslceiball games and wresiling maiches. During Homecoming Week ihey are in charge of a giani bonfire pep rally. ln acldiiion ihey sell while mums Jrhai' have become a symbol of Home-coming. li is apparenl' why Jrhe siudeni body appreciaies iis cheerleaders and whai' Jrhey do 'For Lincoln-W'ay. Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Judy Mulliqan and Sharon Carnes perform on :lhe un- even parallel bars under lhe direclion of Charles Sarlcinen. Olher GAA members walch lhe slunl wilh inleresl. Treas. M. Delaney, C. Corp, D. Muehler, C. While, M. Gregory, N. Sleinberq, M. Chuck, K. Hahn, K, Yunlcer, P. Badlen. C. Soderberg, R. Brossman, D. Klulh, K. Rill, J. Refers, R. Ril'l', S. Kaehler, J. Geulher, E. Ihcle, S. Mazurelc, P. Bell, S. Carnes. B. Chapman, D. Lavezzi, L. Schwab, R. Weldin, B. Kaehler, C. Chisholm, C. Gibson, V. Wondrasek, M. Gerlenrich, R. Marlcwenas, V.Pres. R. Deaville. S. Rouson, Sec'y. J. Mulligan, D. Lang, F. Engle, C. Sloner, M, McLaughlin, J, Sampson, D. Flenlie, Pres. J. Wheeler, B. Kullh, P. Murphy, S. Shoop. Sponsor: Barbara Federman. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Alhlelic Associarion leaches heallh as a lcey :ro hap- piness. I+ seelcs lo inslill poise, confidence, and a goocl personalily in each of ils members. Twenly-'Iour poinrs musl be earned by each member during lhe school year Jrhrouqh achlevemenl' in lhe various qymnaslics. An eighlh-grade play day, a molher-daughler banquet and several coke parries malce up The year's social aclivilies. Q L-W X? If we co..Id onIy gei Those cIarineIs Io come Ihrough in Ihis spot agree srudenf drecrcrs R. Zadeau G. CIine and B. Ncvofa. BAND Row I: B. TayIor, J. Larson, P. Smego, J. Smi'rI1, Sec'y. P. Wilson, P. CIarIc. Row 2: B. Erickson, M. Sampson, S. Webb, R. Novoia, S. Mazurek, D. Iviangun, Lib. S. Srnego, G. Huss, I.. Guzik, Treas. K. Korisfa, I.. Fiegen. Row 3: J. Smifh, D. Smifh, K. Carlson, S. Logan, B. Fiber. D. Opp, C. I-Iamrnond, V.Pres. K. Van Rheeden, B. Alexander, K. DeCamp, S. Dwyer, Pres. Gene CIine, R. I-Iunier, D. Teague, G. BAND ADDS ZEST TCD SCHGOL SPIRIT The eighfy members of Ihe L-W band are divided inro Iwo seciions - Ihe cader band and Ihe advanced band. AI+hough +he advanced band performs ai 'rhe various aciiviiies, Ihe cadei band holds jusi as much imporiance, for ir is a Iraining group 'for beginners and inrer- mediaie band srudenrs. Promoiion from Ihis beginners group is based on individual merir and need for Ihe par+icuIar insrrumenr. Along wirh enieriaining Ihe couniryside wirh severaI conceris, Ihe band adds zesr Io pep assemblies and io comperiiive sporis Ihroughoui Ihe year. Boih groups par+icipa+e in picnics, +he annuaI Chrisimas parfy, musicaIs, and conresis. Several members +aIce pari in dis+ric+ and siare conresrs each year, whereby Jrhey have received rnedaIs. The Arion award is given +o Ihe ouisianding senior, and poini sysiem awards encourage and add Io all sI'udenIs' musicaI spiriI'. Coun'r on us aI Ihe nexi' fooIbaII game, affirm Ihe drum maior e wir . Kneelng. J Smifh, D. I-Iussey. and J. Smifh. Siandingz S. Smego, G. CIine, P. Smego. . KX, Jef.. un. I f,L- me X - fi Wig' Q . - ' V , ,fi . ag. ,f .' . , ' ' Q L L 1 ,iw 1 ! V A . V ' W W ' ' ,ff . 1 1 , S ' lx L 1 M 1 kr . . V X. V . LV I 'iq wx K V H: , ' W' ig ' ' H Q , T can , , ! . gy 5 , L, o .. X :E i P 'IV 17 A my K ., - T V... V - ., . . rl ' 1 fx ' 9- kg ' -g ' , ' ' ' mi - 'f + . 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SchoolcraTT, C. Morrison, S. Harwood, M, Gudgeon, L. Kramer, E. Rhode. Row 4: Pres. S. Gregory, D. Lang, Sec'y. C. PeTerson, M. MaTasovic, D. MinuTh, J. Case, Treas, G. SchmiTz, F. Grogan, N. SmiTh, DirecTor: Tom D. Olson. Loving To sing is The basic reguiremenT Tor belonging To any oT The choral groups. Chorus parTicipaTion is provided Tor sTudenTs oT varying sTaTus Through The girls', boys', Treshman, and sophomore choruses. CulTivaTing our voices and learning To appreciaTe good music are simulTaneously achieved Through The discipline necessary Tor choral presenTaTions. This year in OcTober, The mixed chorus presenTed The opereTTa, Ruddigore. The girls' glee club Toured The neighboring grade schools wiTh a Tine musical program. These Two groups and The band provided a successTul ChrisTmas concerT. The Tresh- man choruses also gained perTorming experience by presenTing a shorT program each week. AccompanisTs Three - Gayle Harling, Gene Cline, and Sue Ann Shoop - how we need Them and how we'll miss 'eml Wayne Swanberg plays The new paid, Tor Lowry organ! Xwyk I ,aw W W 'Q H fifjgf g MT H NL' 'f tp 5 fi f f Q' L Q ,f x. . ,Q Q f f -in ' Yr x X W 5 ,Xj . H w ,skf-'f i f f ,f.:w'q' E f:fQl,yy,Qin f, ' .. ,-,v ,5:.x Z' 'ffff yn Tj -wx K 5 1. gy ,f g 517' J QW if S Wk ' J I fr : : J' 'Z ' f - f f Q Y' 5 -XZ' 3' f , 'Q ' g ' -. ' in , -jay 'RU' ' ' 'LJ S -YJ' ,J X ,f-A H f.fi-E N Q W' 5 f xi' lil T' -Q ,L fp Z' Wmw'i:JY,xyf- ffm X J QI fx: Six 1 WQQG jfgff EA - 1.1. LN svn.-w ' V 'QJ1.:,w HS yxW swf V E U My ff ,Sax zqsgmfii '7f ,g!u l1N' - I ,Sk 4.4 J 7 'V-P . 'f W , - ,X , Q N , , lx-gfg' X K, fx-M H4 f fxff f 1'l0P rlRuddi ore T, I' uf I , J I I f l A ' ' I QQ' 4 ' X-5 ' filfivf, f C. fi- 'J Q D ig? Q ,- ,sms i PainTed emblems oT a race, All accursed in days of yore. JF FY FY PeTer Burns, KurT Warning, Dale Reils, Jim STanek, Ross Nelson, Jerry Jones, Jim JenlcoT, and Jim Del-larT. l RUDDIGORE one Ol: The hlgllllghl-S of The musical year was The Richard Osmus Jim STa'1elc Lorna Miller and Bob BreiderT presenTaTion oT The GilberT and Sullivan opereTTa, Rud- digore, by The Mixed Chorus. This performance, Tull oT wiTchcraTT, disguises, and romance, was presenTed in Tull NineTeenTh CenTury cos- Tumes on an auThenTic seT. The sTudenTs parTicipaTing re- ceived valuable insighT inTo The sTaging oT a show and experience in perTorming. Bob BreiderT and Carol SpecTor were TeaTured in The leading roles. The supporTing casT included Gail Gregory, Lorna Miller, Gordon Case, Larry Lubway, Jim STanelc, Karin GeuTher, and Sue BlomguisT. Rucldigore wenT Through Three perTormances and received an enThusiasTic response Trom sTudenTs and oommuniTy. WhaT do you mean by annoying This lady? ik FF lk l MODERN MUSIC MASTERS Row I: Pres. S. Dwyer, A. Broze, B Zusao N. Sleiriber G, Cline, Ji gf 6. Broze. Row 2: D. Sims, M. Robinson, S. Shoop Sec'y. M. Cullen, V. Pres. W Swanberg, G. Barlow, J. Sum mers, Treas. N. Swanberg, J Anderson. Direclorz Roberl' Tay lor. MODERN MUSIC MASTERS FOOTLIGHTERS Row I: K, Rogers, J. Fonle, J. Soren- son, R. Olson, J. Bailey, S. Blomquisl, P. Redd, J. Oeslman. Row 2: C. Speclor, K. Korisla, R. Weld- in, L. Lubway, K. Geulher, B. Klulh. Row 3: P. Wilson, P. Pius, S. Shoop, J. Jones, 6. Case, C. Sherwood, G. Munch, G. I-Iuss. Sponsor: M. Donaho. 100 The Modern Music Maslers is a new club al L-W. I+ is Chapler I53 of 'lhe Nalional Honor Sociely for Sludenl' Musicians. MMM is dedicaled lo promoling a. grealer inleresl in solo, ensemble, band, and choral performances: To encouraging beller and more discriminaling habils in Iislening 'ro and reading musical lileralurep and lo providing wider and grealer opporlunilies for personal music expression in schools, churches, civic, and social service clubs of The communily. Members are drawn largely from music sludenls worlcing in organ. The Foollighlers Club was organized lo Turlher lhe inleresl ol iuniors and seniors in speech and dramarics. Techniques of malce-up, acling, and Theory are sludied. Members direcl and acl in one-acl plays and slcils. They allend plays and sponsor social aclivilies, such as soclc hops. Speech-conlesl worlc, as well as assislance al all dramalic and musical produclions al Lincoln-Way, is a parl of lhe cIub's exlra-curricular aclivily. An award is given 'ro The oulrslancling aclor, or aclress, and lo Jrhe our- slanding speaker in conlesl worlc. THESPIANS Row I: K. Van Rheecien, M, Groiewoid, M. Weiss, Sec'y. P. Racici, Row 2: L. Lubway, S. Blomquisr, Pres. X1 Treas. K. Korisre, P. Loucks, L. Guzik. Row 3: P. Anderson, V.Pres. D, Porick, G. Case, Scribe J. Lakin, J. Wheeier, B. Sheeler. Sponsor: Eiizabeih Morrison. ,.......g-nl Membership in The Thespians is ihe honor given 'ro uolenis excelling in dramaric aris. The L-W chaprer, which aiiiliared wi'rh The Narionai Thespian Socieiy, is con- iquenily a reservoir of ialenf and workers for all ciramalric 'rraciions ar Lincoln-Way. Poinrs are given for each accomplishmeni' or act of arvice in ciramaiics. W'i+h ihe required number of poinis, ucienrs become Thespians. Erie Mugiord lKaren Korisiai is frying io sooih John's iGordon Casei half-crazed fear in ihe one- ad piay, Mooncalf Mugford. 1 1 FRESH-SGPH DRAMATICS CLUB DebaTe Coach Dallas Mucci inTroduces Thomas Gause, UniTed NaTions auThoriTy, lseaTed on Mr. Mucci's leTTl al The Lincoln-Douglas debaTe ban- gueT. TwenTy yarsiTy clebafe Teams and coaches are present DEBATE CLUB The developmenT af public speaking abiliTy and criTical Thinking are The goals oT The mem- bers in DebaTe Club. Analysis, logic, reason- ing, TacTs, sTaTisTics, and research are all uTilized in reaching conclusions concerning The resoluTion which is discussed bo+h pro and con. T The club sponsors The annual Lincoln- Douglas debaTe TournamenT held aT Lincoln- Way, and The Team parTicipaTes in many debaTes wiTh oTher schools in This area Through- ouT The year. The varsify debaTe Team is composed oT Kay Van Rheeden, Jim Lakin, Gail Gregory, and Mike TaTe, 102 Row Row Row Row FRESH-SOPH DRAMATICS C. WooclruTT, M. Johnson, S. Kooyenga, M. OTTO, E. l'lilTon, P. FonTe, F. PreTzel. K. Gregg, L, Fiegen, Sec'y. B. Erickson, P. Mark, N. Beeclle, J. Larson, Treas. F. Klinger, S. Webb. Pres. N. Behen, J. Ardaugh, L. McArThur, N. Porick, S. Kaehler, S. Nieland, M. Gudgeon. V. Pres. B. Guildenzoph, S. Ferrell, K. DeCamp, M. Thomas, W. Swanberg, A. Ba- iorinas, M. Wiese, S. Mazurek. Sponsors: Lon Cordelle, Henry Meier, Barbara Taylor. The purpose oT The Fresh-Soph DramaTics Club is To enlarge The under- classmen's knowledge oT The Tine arTs. Emphasis is especially placed on The TheaTre. Plays, as well as The people who Take parT in Them and are responsible Tor The overall producTion, 'are sTudied. ATTending plays aT Chicago TheaTres spark inTeresT in The arT generally. There are no special requiremenTs Tor becoming a member oTher Than being a Treshman or sophomore. DEBATE CLUB Row l: Pres. K. Van Rheeden, T. l-larTman, M, Knapp, M. Chuck, D. Sims, A. Broze. Row 2: P. BrenT, C. Tyler, S. Oldr, J. PeTers, Sec'y. Treas. G. Gregory. Row 3: M. Cooper, K, Greenman, M. TaTe, Vice-Pres. J. Lakin, S. Rouson, D. Lang. Sponsor Ralph ChrisTison. 115 SPEECH CONTESTANTS The newesT ol: L-W's compeTiTive acTiviTies is The speech program. In The pasT Two years The Team has developed unTiI aT presenT iT dominaTes The SouTh- wesT Suburban ConTerence. This year The L-W Team broughT home The TirsT- place conference Trophy, capTuring TorTy-seven poinTs and an impressive display of medals. AnoTher TirsT in The hisTory of The speech Team, and The school, was The hiosTing of The Illinois DisTricT ConTesT. In This evenT, The Team Tied Tor The Illinois DisTricT TiTle. In The SecTionaI Speech ConTesT, which was held aT Reavis I-Iigh School where TwenTy-seven high schools compeTed, Lincoln-Way placed Third. OT The L-W conTesTanTs, PaT Loucks placed TirsT in prose reading, making her eligible Tor The STaTe ConTesT aT Champaign. IT has been an evenTTuI and rewarding year, and The speech Teams, coach- ed by Melvin Donaho and Lonnie Cordelle, are already looking To nexT year Tor greaT accompIishmenTs. Pdf Louck Si re , speech PresenTaTlve If r'irsT dislaiigfieig Prlgudly dfSFjaxeL5Qi,Te eec Troph ' 's Y. VARSITY SPEECH GROUP Row I' J. Schwab, monologue: J. Soren- son, oraTion lConTerence, Zndlq S. Blomguisf, monologue lCon- Terence, 2nd-DisTricT, 3rdlg P. ' Loucks, Prose lConTerence, IST -DisTricT 3rd-SecTional, IsTl- Verse lConTerence, IsT-DisTricT, 2nd-Secional, 3rd.l Row 2: K, KorisTa, serious reading and play: Geri Munch, radio speak- ingg Dennis Porick, aT'Ter-dinner speaking lConTerence, ISTI: B. KluTh, aTTer-dinner speaking. Row 3: M. 'l'aTe, exTempore speaking lConTerence, 2nd-DisTricT, 3rd -SecTionaI, 4Thl: T. MaThews, radio speaking lDisTricT, Zndl: L. Brolich, comedy reading lCon- Terence, IsT-DisTricT, IsTl: J. Berlin, serious reading lConfer- I ence, 3rdl, Prose lConTerence, y 3rdl7 J. Lakin, oraTion lConTer- I ence, IsT-DisTricT, lsTl. JUNIOR VARSITY CONFERENCE SPEECH GROUP Row I: N. Beedle, oraTion l2ndlI M. Knapp, prose l3rdl: P. BrenT, radio speaking l2ndIq S. Jasin- ski, serious reading l3rdl, Verse l3rdl. Row 2: S. Gregory, exTempore speak- ing l2ndl: B. Bruce, serious read- ing lIsTl: R. Heisner, aTTer- dinner speaking: J. Case, serious reading, B. Guildenzoph, ora- Tion lIsTl, aTTer-dinner speak- ing l3rdI. 103 COIN CLUB Row Row Row Row A, Walsh, F. AbboTT, T. Morrison, I-I. GroTewold, M. I-Ianson, T. Breymeyer. J. Ardaugh, M. Cramer, R. LehnerT, K. Carlson, D. Carlson, T. I'lull. C. Johnson, Pres. B. Wennlund, J. Sel- nik, D. PTeiTer, M. Muehler, G. Daugh- erTy, M. Cooper. R. Osrnus, 6. Richardson, Secly. X1 Treas. D. Wiliams G. Clark, V. Pres. R. NovoTa D. Teague, D. STacel, D. Hur'T, Sponsor: A. HunTer Chapman. COIN CLUB The Coin Club serves as an inTeresTing and pracTicaI hobby. Members receive valuable knowledge and experience in The coIlecTion oT coins ThaT can be helpful in building a valuable invesTmenT during aduIT IiTe. Members, in TacT, are encouraged To sTarT saving Tor Their TuTure. In The meeTings coins are exhibiTed and aucTioned. Many speakers come To discuss coins wiTh The members. One speaker The club was especially proud To have This year was The Will CounTy STaTes ATTorney, Frank MasTers, Jr. No special reguiremenTs are necessary To ioin The club. RoberT NovoTa and Bill Wennlund are ever on The search Tor unique coins and currency. Q Row Row Row Row 6. A I .QA LIBRARY CLUB T. KosTer, D. Lamble. G. Conner, L. Samonich R. Anderson, J. ErnmeTT. J. Lewin, Pres. M Delaney. L. Sarnonich, J. Barlow, J. Schwab, D. Thorn Ton, L. Osmus, K. I-laley, C. LichTenwalTer. Prog. Chm. N. Beedie, J. Pearson, R. BeTTen hausen, L, Schwab, J. Dunn, B. Barlow, D SmiTh, M, Weiss. Sec'y. D. Schoen, P. Cooper, J. Mulligan. E Mager, S. Harwood, J. Glade, S. Zum Mallen E. Bell, M. Cullen. Sponsor: DoroThy Weils. CreaTing a culTural environmenT where books can be appreciaTed and en- ioyed in a relaxed aTmosphere Tree Trom The pressure oT sTudy is The aim oT The Library Club. Anyone is welcome To join wheTher an avid reader or noT, Tor iT is hoped ThaT Through The associaTion oT Those who love To read inTeresT in reading will be widened Tor all members. A Tew meeTings devoTed To learning some oT The eIemenTary rudimenTs oT library science, book Talks, panel discussions. Tilms, and speakers made up The year's program. In The pasT Three years Tield Trips have Taken The club To A. C. McClurg. book iobber: and To The main library. as well as The new high school, oT The UniversiTy oT Chicago. VOCATIONAL FFA Row l: P. Bruns, B, Delaney, A. FiTzer, J, MaiTland, B. Edmonson, J. HaTz. T, Heinecke, B. Brook- man, J. Walsh. B. Brown. Row 2: R. Mankowski, D. HaTTon, L. Lane, IST Sem. Pres. and 2nd Sem. Rep. B. Manzke, W. LauTTer, 2nd Sem, Sec'y. D. Meyer. C. Turnbough, A. T-lesTon, P. Horan. GF Row 3: J. Kooyenga, A. GoTTer, R. SchuldT, E. Gierke, D. Heim, J. JenkoT, R. Van Donk, lsT Sem. Rep. and 2nd Sem. Treas. W. ChrisTiansen, R. Hughes, D. Niemann. Row 4: B. Haley, 2nd Sem. SenTinel E. SmiTh, lsT Sem. Treas. and 2nd Sem. V.Pres. J. DeHarT, R. Heisner, R. Yunker, IsT Sem. V.Pres. B. Segvich, lsT Sem. Sec'y. and 2nd Sem. Pres. J, GreTz, R. Kadow, R. Gash D. Hafz, L. SelTzer. Sponsor: RoberT Van Rheeclen. Our naTion needs ouTsTanding agriculTural leadership. In order To achieve This leadership. The Tarmer OT Today musT oT necessiTy be boTh scienTisT and businessman. He musT be a mechanic and a laborer as well. He musT be capable oT leadership in civic aTTairs. VocaTional agriculTure and FFA consTiTuTe The mosT eTTecTive pro- gram developed in Training young men To meeT This need. Basic reguiremenTs Tor membership in FFA include a home Tarrn proiecT and regisTraTion in a vocaTional agriculTure class. In The home Tarm proiecTs The book-learned knowledge is 'applied and masTered. FFA members parTicipaTe in local. secTional, disTricT. and sTaTe conTesTs. These conTesTs vary Trom speech To display oT Tarm produce. A yearly schedule oT conTesTs will include land-use, livesTock, and grain judging: parliamenTary procedure: and public speaking. The UniversiTy oT lllinois Farm FesTival is one oT The many numerous agriculTure evenTs The FFA aTTends. lnTormaTive visiTs To agriculTure research cenTers are invalu- able To FFA members. - Award Trophies given Tor home Tarming proiecTs are awarded by This year The FFA Team broughT home The FirsT-Place Banner in The Mr. Van Rheeden To Ron Yunker, swine proiecT1 Wayne ChrisTiansen, ParliamenTary ConTesT. The plaques held by Three oT The boys are dairy business: and Dale Meyer, beef caTTle and swine program. SecTion 8 Awards in home proiecT work. Row I: W. LauTTer, J. GreTz, R. Manzke. D. Meyer. Row 2: W. Brookman, C. Turnbough, R. Heisner. f. Row Row Row Row .I I I 2 3 4 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB l M. Carlos, B. Delaney, D. Mauer, V. Delay, J. Beam, R. Baughan, D. Ryan. K. Fredin, 6. Daugherly, H. Hoyl, R. Guslafson, B. Hodges, B. Werner, R. Breiderl. D. Reils, Rep. J. Charval, N. Bradley, L. Harwood, R. Wilkosz, G. Carlos, D. Heisner, R. Roberson. B. Lichfenwaller, Pres. J, Kruzich, B. Segyich, V.Pres. D. Warning, A. Waldvogel, S. Ivlarlc, J. Warning, B. Snider, D. Fenn. Sponsors: Joe Kruzich, Ray Page. The lnduslrial Arls Club is an organizarion which provides I d s u enis wilh an opporlunilv 'for The developmenr of I cl ea er- ship in civic, social, and indusfrial pursuils. S . enior member AI Waldvogel served as 'Ihis year's slale presidenl of Ihe Illinois Indusrrial Educalion Clubs. The L-W h + ' C ap er is a member of This associafion. One of +he club's proiecrs Jrhis year was 'rhe b 'ld' I ui ing o a bus shelrer 'Tor Lincoln Eslales. Throughour 'I'he year Irhe mem- bers of Ihe club held an iniriarion parly, a Chrisfmas parly, and a Spring parly. To help raise funds a sock hop was sponsored. II' is lhloped Ihal 'roday's members of our club will be Jrhe ' d I in us ria eaders of I'he fulure. lnifialion lime is lols of fun for old members bur how aboul' Ihe new ones? The bus sheller buill by lndusfrial Arls members, moves our of Ihe shop on Hs way for permanenl lo- cafion al Lincoln Eslales. 107 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Row Row Row Row Row Row FBLA A. Gill, S. Rowswell, N. Wilder, C. CrabTree. M. Delaney, J, Williams, L. Collins, R. STanger, J. OesTman, J. DeisT, Treas. J. SmiTh, V-Pres. J. SmiTh, B. Erickson. K. Haley, M. Weiss, L. Kramer, J. Larson, M. Bell, S. Smego, E. Rhode, K. Rinke, J. Hansen, J. Lewin. W. JeTT'ers, Pres. D. Schoen, Sec'y. L. Schroeder, L. Gibson, E. SchoolcraTT, C. Slick, B. KluTh, D. Lavezzi, B. Werner, R. Deaville, R. RiTT. R. Nice, S. Sims, N. SmiTh, L. Miller, E. Bell, L. Lubway, P. Cooper, C. Schronwise, R. Weldin, A. Shlensky, R, Lane, C. Schoeling. G. SchmiTz, S. VoighT, L. Hansen, P. Pius, N. Knieriem, S. Harwood, F, Williams, B. Vogen, P. Burns, C. Hearns, D. FIenTie, C. Foufz, G. Barlow. Sponsor: Alice Herman. The TiTTy-Tive members oT The FuTure Business Leaders oT America are eager To develop Themselves as aggressive business leaders and business Teachers. Through helping Teachers in Typing and secreTariaI work, sTudenTs achieve a beTTer under- sTanding oT, and inTeresT in. business occupaTions. ATTiIiaTed wiTh sTaTe and naTional organizaTions, The disTricT convenTion aT NorThern Illinois UniversiTy and The STaTe Conven- Tion aT Springfield provide sTimuIi Tor The year's program. A conTesT Tor The shor+hand and Typing sTudenTs, a Tield Trip in The spring. concessions Tor sock hops, and making ia TIoaT Tor Homecoming are some oi The proiecTs cornpIeTed by The FuTure Business Leaders ThroughouT The year. Taking invenTory is one oT The duTies incumbenT upon Larry Lubway, FBLA member, in his parT- Time operaTion oT The L.W booksTore. i e T x l i Becky Sheeler, senior FTA member, is ii l pracTice-Teaching aT ManhaTTan Elemen- Tary school. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row FTA Juniors and Seniors W. MarTin, G. Harling, J. Schwab T. Suchoslci, J. Sorenson, K. GeuTher A. Delay, P. Ronan, S. l.oTz, P MarTin, J. EmmeTT, J. ZiTTer. Sec'y. H. Graham, P. Anderson, J Morrison, Treas. E. PesTer, R. BeT- Tenhausen, L. Bruhn, M. Kopczalc, C SpecTor, P. Louclcs, J. Wiegel. K. SwinTord, C. Sherwood, Sampson, B. Sheeler, V. Pres. J PesTer, K. McCure, A. Lemblce, l.. Guzilc, D. Hussey, A. LauTTer, J Mulligan. E. Mager, B. Bruce, Pres. S. Shoop G. Huss, D. Poriclc, M. McLaugh- lin, R. NovoTa, R. Simmons, B. KluTh M. Ambuehl, S. EmmeTT, G. Munch M. Miller. Sponsors: Della Hussey A.rThur Mackay. FTA Freshmen and Sophomores B. Taylor, N. STeinberg, S. Kooyen- ga, D. Kooyenga, S. l.auTTer, C. LichTenwalTer. C. Robinson, J. Bell, K. Gregg, C. Hammond, C. Sliclc, P. FonTe, C. WhiTe, S. Webb, D. Bruce, B. Dowle. M. OTTo, C. Delaney, N. Haalxinson, B. Urba, M. GerTenrich, D. Gry- bash, B. Hanson, J. Werner, B. WhiTe. D. KluTh, R. Been, C. Chapman, S. Gregory, N. Behen, S. Murray, N. Poriclc, E. lhde, S, HoyT, N. Beedle. S. Sluis, A. Blaclc, C. SToner, K. Weems, C. Wilson, T. Larson, C. Morrison, N. Swanberg, S. Ferrill, V. Wondraselc, P. Brown. Sponsors: Della Hussey, ArThur Maclcay. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose oT The FuTure Teachers oT America is To Tind ouT abouT Teaching as -a possible career Tor iTs members. AT The meeTings Tilms are shown and Tallcs are given by Teachers To help members decide wheTher or noT They wish To pursue Teaching as a career. The senior members visiT grade schools Tor The handicapped To see whaT Teaching is like in These areas. FTA acTs as a service organizaTion Tor L-W. They serve as guides aT College NighT, Back-To-School NighT, and parenT conferences. The L-W chapTer is aTTiliaTed naTionally wiTh The NaTional EducaTion AssociaTion and also wiTh The Illinois EducaTion As- sociaTion on a sTaTe level. ,fv- Row I: K. Row 21 Row 3: cMahon I. I-IaIz J D 'I K. B ,S. Row 4: Row 5: E. Pesrer, J. I-Ieirn, E. Gibson, M. Wiese, K. SIudnichi. XA FHA G. Crass, I. MachaIeIc, J. Fonre, J. SmiIh. Rogers, R. Moenck, M. Deis'r, D. Osmus, M. Gregory, N. WiIder, A. GiII, N. Long, S. I-Ioyf, S. Carnes, F. KIinger, R. Anderson, S. RowsweII, K. Hahn. LQI J BarI0 , C, Rinke, J. Oesrman, J. WiIIJarns. L. M , . , . els, raun z, . w K. RIII, R. Lane, M. I-IaIik, I.. Lane, P. Vaughn, B. Chapman, V. Trourman, R. DeaviIIe, R. RHI, B. Werner, S. Grey. Anderson, D. Sqhoen, S. Gierke, J. JedIicIc, V. Wondrasek, P. WaIsh, P. Smego, E. Row 6: C. Schoehng, L. I-Iansen, K. McCure, V. FeiI, D. FIenIie, M. BOOI9 B- VOQSVII IXI- KUISVIGVW- P- IVIUIPIIYI J- W0Od. P- COOPGF. C- Slick. R. Nice. Sponsor: Donna Beavers. s- nf' 'Wim Joyce Smirh and Diane Schoen are aware fha? comiorr for Ihe parienr is or uImosI imporrance. The fundamenIaIs of IormuIas are being masrered by Karen Braun and Joy CampbeII. 110 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The purpose of The FHA is Io Iurfher Ihe inreresr in homemaking and Io emphasize Ieadership in Ihe home and communiry life. A+ club meerings, members make supplies for Ihe hospiIaIs as weII as conrribure 'ro orher com- muniry proiec'I's. A special ac+iviIy Ihis year was coIIec+ing c:Io'rhes and mending 'Ihem for a nearby orphanage. As I'he FI-IA is a narional associarion, Ihe I.-W chaprer has Ihe oppor- Iuniry 'Io arrend raIIies and dinners sponsored by Ihe FI-IA groups in Ihis area. Orher acriviries incIude a fashion show in The spring and a rea airer The Chrisimas Vespers. The scienfific way fo Waunder is learned in homemakinq by Pafrida Murphy and KaH'1y Anderson. fwsiw . in Sue Lofz, MINE 2 ff ?? e HaHk, and Jane Wood ag 5 5 '55 ' 52: X-ak.. ree +Pva+ bmffefs are lofs of fun. ,mfww e ,NW Y- -- . , if FNA Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 4 Row FNA Juniors and Seniors R. Moenck, J. Sheehan, J. Clary, C Palmer, L. Collins, Y. Brown. S. Irby, C. Malone, E. Gibson Kaehlen, S. Smeqo, D. Gray, Pres. K. Anderson. L. Miller, l-l. Werner, J. Heim, Kuckenbeclrer, Pres. M. Miller, Smego. B Sheeler P Murh M Gibson . . , . p y, . . M. Been, Sec'y. D. Fleniie, Treas. C. Foulz, P. Walsh. Sponsors: Alice Gorman and Doris Moufrey. FNA Freshman and Sophomores Sec'y. C. Woodruff, C. Wilson, V. Pres. P. Nelson, Pres, M. Ollo, M Deisl, G. Carlson. C. Crop, D. Alexander, K. Bennett, S. Webb J, Blaha, K. Frianl, P Frianl. M. Robinson, J. Ezell, S. Cochran D. Mangun, M. Sfanfill, L. Halz S. Carnes, S. Lewis. G. l-leisner, J. Barlow, G. Reniro, P. Powell, C. Ressler, R. Brossrnan, J. Glade, N. Smith, L. Brown. R. Mowalt, J. Fairbairn, E. Hub- bard, T. l-learns, S. Ferrell, S. Prinlz, Treas. C. Chisolm, L. McArthur, B. Werner, L. Stephens. Sponsor: Mrs. Larry lstel. Two clubs comprise The membership of FNA - +he Fresh-Soph group and ihe Junior-Senior group. Members learn some ol: lhe newesi techni- ques in medical Trealmeni and become acquainted wiih rhe las+esJr in- veniions in medical equipment They visit hospiials and lisien 'ro iallcs by clociors and nurses. ln addirion, They view visual aids io Turiher their knowledge. The L-W nurse's office is mainrained by PNA members who are permitied io adminisrer iirsr-aid to iniured siudenis. The services of ihese young women may be lhe services of professional nurses lomorrow. Oh, nurse, come quick! cries ailing Sandy Dwyer. N 'i if Layout, Artwork, and J, -Printing Production by the SCH 99 014, 5- A' NORMAN KING CO., INC. N i I 1- hx 810 XVest Higgins Road M' 5 P Park Ridge, Ill. 1, S ,f I N. 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