Maine East High School - Lens Yearbook (Park Ridge, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1949 volume:

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We may settle down for an evening of reminiscing in which a picture or a name or a date from these pages will recall for us a shining hour. We will, no doubt, sit and wonder in amazement--did we really dress and act like that. We will remember that important basketball game which meant life or death at the time or perhaps election week with all its thrills, and the teachers, ah. the teachers. Since last September when the '49 Lens staff was first organized, we have felt that we have a great responsi- bility to the students at Maine. That responsibility is the preparation of the yearbook which will be a faithful re- cord of this school year, and which will be a source of information and pleasure to you in the years to come. Yes. It was at Maine where we worked and shared many pleasures. We, therefore. dedicate this book to all those who have made us proud of our Alma Mater and who have been part of a great year of life at Maine. Peak Ricfqe aa .Za Plainefi ADMINISTRATION . . FACULTY .............. LIBRARY and SERVICE GROUPS . . ACTIVITIES Music . . . Drama .... Publications . G.A.A ............. Water Ballet and Terrapin . . Boys' Athletics ....... Varsity Football . . Secondary Football ..... Track and Cross Country . . Basketball ........ Swimming ...... Wrestling and golf . . Baseball and Tennis . . . Intramural Sports . . . Clubs ...... FEATURES Student Council ......... Music Masters and Quill and Scroll National Honor Society ...... Assemblies and School Scenes . . CI. ASSES Freshmen . . Sophomores . . juniors . . Seniors . . 'unsafe ...7 ..13 ..17 ..21 ..26 ..27 ..29 ..31 ..32 ...33 ---35 ...37 ..40 ...41 ..42 ..-43 ..45 ...50 ..51 --52 ..54 ..5s ..65 ...73 ..s1 'v' 8061!-J of gnhacafion 43-If -Jax' 4 W f' f J aw Y vw V+- pu An A one Maine booster is new superintendent Harry D. Anderson. llis opinions and helpful advice are always available, and he has .1 digni- fied but friendly greeting for all students. From Ottawa, Illinois, as the high school principal, he came to Maine at the beginning of the second semester. We are confident that Mr. Andt'rson's wisdom and skill as an administrator will hold high all the worthy traditions of Maine. fnlfzelflain Standing from left to right are I.orr.1ine Thomas, hookroom elerkg jll-Ulifil Zoem, bookkeeper: Betty Geiger, Board of Education book- keepc-rg Mabel Tyssen, receptionistg .ind Mary Mcllonald, registmr. Seat- ed are Harold A. Xiurkworth, business mnnugerg and Martha Hendrickson Zitzewitz, secretary to the Super- intendent. The name Calvin I.. Legg is one of the most honored by students, past and present. It is no mean nc- eompiishment to serve in .1 high and .uiministmtive capacity through many yours with such marked success. r ' A is Q - . xg. N sv Pictured .ihove .ire Nlr. Ni. S. Johnston and Miss Twyla lireemun. Personnel director mid dean of junior, senior boys-- th.it's Mr. Nl. S. Alohnston. Ile spends much time help- ing the boys prepare themselves for the careers for which they .ire hest suited and directs the counseling I'I'Ugf.llll- Xliss l.ul.i Nine Johnston has .1 really full time job .is de.in of junior .ind senior girls. She is always rt-.idy to help girls plnn their next ye.ir's schedules .ind nids them in choosing, il college. She spends her few spare moments .is sponsor of the Girls' C luh. Xliss 'I'wyl.1 lfreemnn is .1 clinical Counselor who not only serves Maine hut also the puhlic education systems ol Pnrlc Ridge .lI1ill,C'S Plaines. Besides her chief duty us ndvisor of freshman and sophomore girls, Miss Agnes Brady is Co-sponsor of the Girls' Club. You've .all prolmhly had the experience of having Xlr. Ralph Frost stop you in the hull .ind .islc to see your h.ill pnss, hut keeping the halls orderly is only .i minor duty. Mr. Frost spends most of his time .icting .is counselor to lL1'lLlCfCli'1SS boys and helping them get rx fine sturt ut Mnine. 743 p Miss LULA mia JOHNSTON Miss Mary Klipp, personnel secretary and Mrs. Dorothy Lever, attendance clerk are among the busiest persons at Maine. Always working in the personnel office, they keep student records and assist the counselors with their clerical work. fi 0 ' MISS AGNES BRADY MR. RALPH FROST Q KERMIT N. AMBROSE . Physical Education EINAR J. ANDERSON . Social Science LEONARD M. ANDERSON . . English LEILA H. BAAS . . . . Science MARYANNA BECKENIEYER . . Music EDWARD 1. BRAUN . . Commercial LYLE J. BROWN . . . . Science OLIVER W. BROWN . . . Commercial .IESSIE C. BUCHANAN . Industrial Arts and Mathematics GERALD I. BURK . . . . Science ROSEMARY li. CASE . . . . English GRACE A. CHAPMAN ..... English ROBERT E. COCHRANE . Industrial Arts GERALD CONCIDINE . Industrial Arts MARIE CORNELIUS . Home Economics EDWARD N. DeI.ANEY ..... English JAMES DEMOREST . . . . . Science JOIIN R. DOWNS . . . Social Science JARGARET FAIRCIIILD . Commercial IIARION R. FISHICR . RAYMOND F. FRI FS . BRUNO S. GATFS . ALFKANDIZR M. IIAR Foreign Language and Fnglish . . . Science . . . Mathematics LIZY . . Music DAKLFH' T. IIIERRELL . . Mathematics LAWSON Ii. HOCKFY .Industrial ArtS IOSICPII HOLRROOK . JIQANNIQ NUMPHRHYS ROm2R'1'A ILIFF . JAMIQS R. IRVING . IEDNA JOIINSON . JUNE JOHNSON . . -MRY Kri1fcslsN . . DORIS KJQSSLER . . K Physical Education . Social Science . Mathematics . . Science . linglish . . . Speech . Graphic Arts . . Graphic Arts :Salam 7almance NORMAN 1. KIRBY . . LEO B. KNEER. . . LIBBIE F. KUKRAL ANNE LAUTERBACH JOHN LIENHARD . . Social Science . . . . English Social Science . . English . Mathematics HILDA LESH . . . Foreign Language MARY JANE LITTLE . Social Science MARGARETLOWERY . Foreign Language WALTER H. LUSSKY . Foreign Language SAM C. MARZULO . Physical Education CLIFFORD B. MAY . . . . . English EVELYN A. NUERNBERG . . . Speech KENNETH OLSON . Physical Education KATHRYN PATTON . . . Graphic Arts DIOSEPH A. PAUL . Foreign Language GLADYS PAULSON . Physical Education MAURICE S. POOL . . . English PHILIP W. RAMER . . . Mathematics IIERMAN L. RIDER . . science MARIE SCHEINPELLIG . Home Economics ELAINE SCIIELLING . Foreign Language ELLEN SEAIIERG . English and journal- Ism RUTH H. SMITH . . . . . Commercial VIRGINIA SNYDER Foregin Language EARL STRICKER . . . . Music NICHOLAS P. STUMPF . Industrial Arts LORRAINIQ SURMAN . . Commercial CORINNIT VAN DYKE . . Commercial RICHARD VAN SCOYOC . InclustrialArts HARVEY lI'AI7I7l.If . Mathematics and Industrial Arts OLAN K. WILSON . Physical Ifilucation ROBICRT A. Vl'IiLI.S . . . . Science and Mathematics KATIIRYN WILLIAMS . . Mathematics CLYDl'i K. WATSON . . . Xlathematics PAUI,lfNlf YATIZS . . . . English Um fiddddy The library makes a very important contribution to our school life. llere, many students gather daily to probe the vast recesses of knowledge in- closed within its doors. We are fortunate in having excellent periodicals and reference material available to us. Mrs. Clough, head librarian, and Miss Kuhn, her assistant, are always ready and eager to help us find the necessary material. Wes-Q Gathered around the table are the custo- dians ever ready to make life at Maine more pleasant. They are, from left to right, R. Leisering, P.j. llorre, llemian Lucke C stand- ingli A. Schauer, L. Dieffenbach C standingj, Al Angsten-chief custodian, Frank llorcher Qstandingj, ll. Schnur, and Albert Horcher. Not pictured are Carl Kriese, William Dimond, George Svorus, N. Bolender, Mrs. Agnes jahn, Mrs. Edna Drews, and Mrs. Louise Koeb. Making lunches for approximately 1500 students is an immense job. Under the management of Miss janet Olin are Mrs. Schmoldt, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. lluege, Mrs. Bielefelclt, Mrs. Fairbanks, Mrs. Niehaus, Mrs. Wetendorf, Mrs. Wurster, Mrs. johnson, Miss Preuter, Mrs. lleyse, and Mrs. Zim- llleflllfln. Mrs. Valta Mclirath, school nurse, checks carefully the health of Maine students and teachers. Included in her program are fresh- man eye tests, physical examinations, and 'l'.l5. rests. -,..,.....,. T I 5 rs' V Qi 4 . I H ,ck M,f W2-f ,- f 5 3 .Q Nix VT ii if ,mil X gk 'K a gl 'Q' 'Y I , 1 t s . .. . Q A EN t x 1 Y P2 f www 5-'j F i Q S6531 A .X S ia, X A '4 I R t Cr A X i an 5 X 1, ul G IG' 5 0 - ' WAX! Q Q 'ff lt' . ,. xv- , mai Q ' 5 1 l .. 5, - -f f 1 we . K A -N . 1 9 2-'00 '-:wx Q ar! 'ffzafm Pad 'l'he Music Department has brought many interesting assemblies and programs to Maine. One of the most outstanding programs of this year was the presentation of the Messiah. This was made possible through the careful direction of Mr. A. M. llarley, head of the music department, Miss Maryanna Beckemeyer, director of the junior a cappella choir and the glee clubs, and Mr. Earl Stricker, director of the concert band and cadet band. Top Row: Ginger Wolfram, Dorothy Woodroof, Bill Helfers, Herb Poyer, Beverly Butto Marilyn Brummer, Wilmina Sutton, Bruce Fultz, Diek Nolan. Gordon Gunderson, Tom Sehw: bauer, Don Vreuls, Howard Thomas, Jack Dahl, Dick Kinnaman, Mr. Strieker, Mayne Mille Brad Crosby, Jack Gibbs, Fred Gutz. John Allen, Bob Cxerwonky, Ronald W hetstoni Howard Zaehler. Second Row: Ken Guenther, Ted Koerner, Bob Johnson, John Howland, Jim Frevder. Naor Walton, Bob MeI.eod, Diek James, Lois Larson, Bob Zeehel, Don Bieseeker, Chuck llec berg, Overton Parish, Marilyn Olson, Jim Stevens, Marjorie Dixon. Al Sparks, John Tas llob Davis, Jim Glanville, Fred Hayden, Roger Umbaeh, Don Carlson, Anthony Durba Clyde Sunilblom, Doris Carlson. Third Row: Bill llolden, Judy Hapeman. Marv Lou Bjorkouist, Naney Parker, Dorothy Joni Naney Williams, Ruth Anderson, Neil Kios, Ronald Baehman, Carolyn Ji-utter, .lane Tyre. Ma ,gorie Drown, IR-ggy llill, Martha Zepo. Bottom How: Norman Jahn, Frank Svoboda, Don Jeter, Iris Clalloyray, lilanehe Martin, Margar llrehm, Sue Sarig, Sue Nauman, Mariorie Diemeeke, Marilyn llansen, Darlene lilioilus. P 1 T... ........-.. was QI -'fr .r -' ' i V 1 !f'f'f i'Q . X 'av if ef W C- 1 2 g Tj fx , .1 A' X1 5 Q. ,, W Q13 , ., LQ, xg: , , QX H ' Q, xl' -' 7 f N , fl 0' ' I T. Wi. Q ' 4' 1 Wh, : ,' FQ M H A 9' 9 Q w9 i'fw' . M' v - 1 sb 'f ,g,afA,b' . ,I H' E l ' , X , . v , O' af f fn ' M ' . If, X I . D vu- x . ri, Q F. i, 4.5 ,, L f -,g,.x . ff' , 'L .!' 'V , Top Row: Jack Resek. M Klein. Chailcs Baxtei. Riehaid Sewtt. Ronald lless. Vernnn Nelson, Ken Kelie. Diek Vos- llureli. llieliarcl Enigler. Paul Haabe. Edward Cornell. Dan .laenllsl-n. Georgie Camp. Ruger Beaeli. Bob Luclman. Ber- nie .lnlinson, .laeli Ville. Carney Kittinger. Second Row: Isla Mae l,nlwenlwl'er. lVIargaret Lauer, Marilyn Frazelle. Marlene llnelilwer. .lean Paiiniieeo. Maxie Sternlqerai. Fred Kranner liiirie lialnn. .Inn Baile. Janet Cxerwonky. Bar- lnna lil'l4'llf4l'lll'lllL1,lull llnwe. Ruth Selianipanski. Marg.:aretEberly, Mary Nnrdin. Third Row: Dale Blaekwell. M ll.irlf-v. llornenf-.lwlinsnn .laeliie Adair, Jeannie Paracline. Wilma Van Diggelen. Mary Louise Vavrinel-Q. liarlmai Nielmen. l'arol Jaekson. June Dressel. Roberta Olsen. PaulaMnllendm'f. Barbara Peterson Donna Wallel. .lane l in lanll. lleverllx' Nielsen. Shirley Ramsey. Franees Blair. Dianne Seovel. Barbara Mattells. Neil Kjos. Bottom Row: .lux Welirln-ini. Mary Kelsey, .Inyee llierinann. Pat Renalcln. Jane Hooper. Charlotte Peters. Lavann Selnlil. Maureen lli film lex' Snntli, lbnmtln' Jones. Franees Weitinan. June Snreitxer. Below Top Row: Carlile Amlersoii. Carol Antlwnv. Janet Kennedy. Beverly Spinner. Dnlnres Melfer. llarliara Owl il L Ili ixtun lin I I wills ,-Xrnqll. 1,nretla lC k.wli1i. l,a Vergne Reliofl. DnlnresRalpli. Darlene Geliring. Sallie Baie. Erlene 1 .' . .1 Weller. Nanev Ally. Second Row: Mary llelen Seliimberg. Laurel Than. Marilyn Jnlinsnn. Diane llsszm. Jin. fllaawwii. lbnris Kainer. Naney Van Kewren. Nanev Bue. Sue Fraxure. Ina Fraser. Marilyn Sniitli. lVlarvel Matelili Third Row: Jnclx' Nelson. llnnna lirafllmury. Murell Keyes. Margie Trelfa. Donna Siegnian. Jane C'nnsuer. Jewel Zi l-ze. Sill- lliirns. Jeanne Spikings. Fllinm Seliwesu. Naney Sultwan. Gloria Zaleski. Naney Plnein. Bolton Row: Ilia Snritfer. lleverlx' Snntli Anetla Wallaner. llelen I,nuiseJacLsc1n. Margaret Gardner, Kathleen Stliasslzurg. l'au Gilwlls, Marilnn Kostas. 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Se-cnnd RUWZ Roh l'2l'lxili'Ll'lil,, Arlcinv Arnold, Ronald Tonzinder, Barhzira Pistmius, Noel Zahriskie, Bob WaLSon, Iiurfilli King, .lohn ll'nLson, lluam- lilaflse-n, Don Kas-fling, Ralph Minnis, Roger Jaacks, Man' Alicv llzivif-S, iiairxl Knlnk, Don Soiivrquisr. Itottmn Row: Ann llorswell, Jacqueline Vick, Gwen Pewrson, Kvnnvnh Rlairtin, Hnlnh Czirlock, Rhi-Ln Olson, Shirley Datillo, .Ioanne Wesley, Ann Robison, Donna llovensier. Mziine is again honored Lo have :iight ini-nihi-rs from the hzuni and orchestra in the Youth Orcvlwstrzi oi' Grvauvr Chicago: Fredrick Vooli, Violing Brad llnhort, Violin: Ray Stillwvll, Viola: Ivluyrw '.1illvr, Pianog Ronald Smith, Violin: Filarjoriv Dionivckv, P-'luu-3 filxirilyn llainss-n, l-'lutvg Dzirl+?ii9R,l10ril1S, Flutvg Llairthai Ze-pn, whos-Q mzirjoriv Brown, Haissoon.. fb lhc .lr.un.i rluputnient gives interestetl stu- -ln-nts the opportunity to rlevelop their skill in this fic-ltl. lhosc xxho mln- p.1rt in tht- plnys not only lmve the fortune to rlisplny their t.ilt-nts to the stnrlent bo-lv. but .xlso to coniniunity .xurlit'nccs. We Shook tht- lhlniily Tree .intl You Qfnn't 'li.lliL' it with You were well snitetl to thc' nnnsnnl tnlent .1v.1il.1lwle this year. Both shows pliiyetl to c.xp.icity crowrls mich night. Nl.1ny nnrlcrclnssnien shown-tl lwoth cnthusi.xsn1 .intl t.1lt'nt for thc.itric.1ls by working on the protlnction st.ifl .is scene painters, stage txnrpciitcrs, propurtx' nmnngers, .inrl electricians. The many stiging prohlevns resulting from the tt-vnpornry gyiniinsiuin stage were unusual- lv xxcll solvetl luv .1 slxilletl .intl harrlworliing stuff. Xliss Nnernberg .ls director is to he colnmvntlctl for the quality of her productions .intl the L'IlIl1llSl-ISIN which she h.1s engendered for this highly V.llll.ll5lC etlucqtionnl activity. f w M its b,,,,,,,t,,,?, , .... .. ....s...Q-. -A-ws 2 3 5 4 IQ ss we , ,.,' its fr 25524, i Q 1, efiigfgifg i gl '7!w .fem Sllaff Room 211 is a heehive of activity from the first day of school in September until the last in june, for it is the home of the Pioneer and the Lens. The production of the yearbook consumes most of the out-of? class time of a highly qualified staff. Tradition has made superior yearbooks a requirement, and, somehow, each staff manages to perpetuate this tradition. Securing some six hundred pictures showing more than seventeen hundred students requires the utmost in diplomacy and cooperation, and it is the proudest hour of every staff men- ii Lens Staff: Don Tollefson, Laverne Flentie, Jean Miller, Jeanne Pagiiueeo, Gerry Schmidt. la-ns Assistants: Barbara Kiefer, Sue Schulze, Ruth St'lll1llfUlSlii. Iivde Stiefetilioiefer, Thelma Aflllhlfllilil, Sally Hood, and Jim Dune: ber when the edition is delivered to the students. This year's Pioneer Staff, under the editorship of Charles Hayes, has lween increasingly active. Besides preparing the regular sixteen issues, the staff has undertaken, as a special project, the publishing of a lllue and White literary supplement, which has appeared periodically throughout the year, as a feature section of the paper. The Pioneer also sponsored a special Keen Teen Assembly at which Andy Russell was the featured guest. lfditor, janet Tavernery Business Man- ager, Geraldine Schmidtg Senior iflass l-fditor, l.aveme lilentieg lfnderclass liditor, -leanne Pagnuceog .Nrlministration lfditor, jean Xlillerg Art liditor, Don Tollefsong Assistants, llarlwara Kie- fer, Sue Schulze, Ruth Scliapanslci, lim Uuncan, llede Stiefenhoefer, Sally Ilood, and Thelma Armstrongg uldyiser, Xlr. Nl. S. l'ool1 l.ayout Artist, Nliss lloris Kessler. 3 Kw- 'I X Standing from left to right are Jim Fletcher, Jean Miller, Ted Koemer Doris Soutar, Mary Kay Watson, Frankie Murray, Miss Ellen Seaherg,Nancy Nelson, Marjorie Brown, Anna Mae Raupp. Seated is George Smith. Fmnt Row: Margaret Kniihts and Jane Lawrence. Second Row: Joan Gallup, Ken lljorhquist, and Charles Baxter. Last Row: Chuc Rohe, Dick Savage, and Virginia Wolfram. Standing is Roxanne Jones. Editor . . Managing News . . Features . Sports . . is ch ah gies Art.... lfditorinl . Printing . 7Ae . . . . . . Charles Hayes liditor .......... Pat Rose Editorial Assistants . . Anna Mac Rnupp . . Nancy Nelson . . . Chuck Rohe . . . George Smith . . . . jean Miller . ...... . . .lim Fletcher Advisers . . . . . . . . Ellen Seaberg . . . . Geralcl Concidine P' Slay Ori n un 30 Jw Q7 Y S2 we gow The G. A. A. Board is the heart of the Girls' Athletic Association. These girls have the responsibility of planning the Sports program :is well as providing the G. A. A. inem- bers with social activities through- out the year. The annual bam dance, an all school social function, and the Play Days are highlights of the G. A. A. year. Top Row: Pat Miller, Mrs. Cutter, sponsor, Beverly Stoltzg Ruth Scha- panski, secretalivg Marilyn Treacy. Semnd Row: Doris Carlson, treas- urer: Frankie Murray, social Chair- man, Joyce Dominik, water ballet representativeg Mayalla Kalal, pres- ident. Bottnm Rms: Eleanor Sch- wiesowg Mary Lou Bjorkquistp Margaret Brehm. Absent is Dede Stiefenlioefer, vice-president. Left to Right: Rose Ann Carlson, Wanita Bennet, Betty lvlalecki, Carol Larson, Nancy Carter, Carolyn llaggo, Ruth Schapanski, Barbara Nielson, Carol Knudson, Beverly Nielson, and Kathie Steinke. . 3 ! On the Maine campus girls too have a part in athletics. The Girls' Athletic Association directs the activities of the girls who are interested in sports. It provides a well rounded program including such activities as soccer and hockey in the fall, basketball and volley- ball in the winter, and baseball in the spring. This organization not only enhances the pleasure of whole- some competition, but also affords the opportunity for the girls to develop an appreciation of sportsmanship. While participating in these scheduled sports, the girls eam points toward awards, which are presented at the annual G. A. A. Play Day in the spring. This is the big day to which every member looks forward, for it is considered a great honor to receive an award. The girls' athletic department is directed by Mrs. Paulson, sitting. Mrs. Cutter, standing, is the sponsor of G.A.A. WOW left L0 fight are NHHCY Carter, Helen Matteson Marilyn Treacy, Evelyn Smith, Diane Cote, Donna Shirran, Arlene Collignon, Carol Knudson, Joan Steininger, Barbara Shirran, Mary Retzer, Jackie Susan, and Mrs. Cutter. 31 '7 Top Row: Joan Millard, Janet Tav- emer, Jeanne Pagnucco, Second Row: Joan McCabe, Mayalla Kalal. Marilyn Martin Bottom Row: Yvonno Fulle, Diane Marsh, Rose Ann Carlson. Wan Bella' Top Row: Lenore Peltier, Sally Hood, Carolyn Daggy, Marilyn Treacy, Joyce Dominik, Carol Knudson, Nancy Carter, Barbara Shirran, Beverly Neilson, Barbara Neilson, Joan Morrow, Cath- erine Cartland, Pat Denton, Gloria Zaleski. Second Row: Jeanne Pag- nucco, GWGI1 Peterson, Carolyn List, Ann Sperry, Mary Watson, Jean Murphy, Carol Jane Schiewe, Carol Duthie. Third Row: Betty Johnson, Alayne Ahbe. Mayalla Kalal, Marilyn Martin, Jean Thrasher, Janet Tavemer. Bottom Row: Joan McCabe, Joan Millard, Joan Wills, Diane Marsh, Yvonne Pulle, Rose Ann Carlson. 3074 Although the 10118-10-10 sports season at Maine was not an especinlly outstanding one, the lwoys .ill plnyetl to win .intl together with the Coaches deserve a hnntl for il good show- ing. There were some tigrent moments throughout the season, and then there were some tlisappoilittnentsg but th.tt's .ill in the grime. Work wuts lwegun on the new memorial stutliuin this ye.ir, untl it is hopetl tlmt Kluine will soon he plnying in wh.it will be the finest Smtliurn of the Conference. During this yt-.ir Xluine has lween striving for the Sportsmanship trophy given each year to one West Sulvurlmn Conference School. Although ns this is written the winner has not been announced, Maine has been near the top and has tl gootl clmnee to win it through the fine sportsmanship Shown by hoth , the tennis .intl the student hotly th roughout the ye.xr. ' 1 Tom Ziemek Dick Irving 1 n Walter Koelling George O'Brien HOUOTBTY Captain Most Valuable Player Top Row: Manager John Pippitt, Bob Brown, Roy Hanson, Wheeler Wingfield, Dunc We1ty,,Bob O'Brien, Ed Hubler, Dave Elvart, Neil Kjos, Ed Fairbanks, Manager Bill Davis. Second Row: Gary Martinson, Richard Kingdon, Howard Roecker, Chuck Coey, Tony Rendulich, Ronny Davidson, Jim McGinn, Chuck Rohe, Richard Glander, Kyle Thomas. Third Row: Coach Kennith Olson, Tom Ziemek, Ron Lonsinger Bob Glader, Ron Rusch, Pat O'Brien, Dick Irving, Joe Mihelcich, George o'Brien, Bill Brovm, Coach Kermit Ambrose. Fourth Bow: Wally Koelling, Joe Svoboda, Jack Cole, Wayne Kaufman, Bob Matheson, Ed Huenerfauth,lan Macfarlane, Gil Dahm, Howard Thomas, Ronald Rold. Bottom Row: Larry Landherr, Ronny Moss, Jim Svoboda. Jim McLaughlin, Eugene Borchart, Joe Rauschenberger, Vic Locascio. 'ln iQ E .. in an it O'Brien Gil Dahm Iack Cole Ioe Svoboda 604441119400-IAQ!! Under the excellent coaching of Kenneth Olson and Kermit Am- brose the 1948 varsity football squad with six retuming lettermen - Pi had an excellent season. Except for the heartbreaking loss to LaGrange, the Blue Demons won every game. In all they won eight and lost one, placing second in the conference behind La- Grange. This year Maine won four places on the all-conference team. They went to end, Wayne Kaufmang tackle, jack Coleg guard, Walter Koellingg and quarter-back, George O'l3rien. O'l3rien was also chosen for the all-state team, the second Mainite in two years to receive this honor, Rodney Lonsinger, half-back, placed on the all-conference second team. Well coached by Bruno Gates and llerman Rider, the Frosh-soph squad had a good season. They won six and lost three games and placed third in the conference. Here are the scores of the varsity games. Maine beat Elgin 19- 13, East Aurora 32-20, West Rockford 41-14, Downers Grove 30-O, Glenbard 29-O, Hinsdale 12-6, Riverside 27-7, and York'2O-7, but they lost to La Grange 12-15. b Matheson , gi. mx of ffl - Wayne Kaufman 711-e Gaacfued I I 'ff , Q-5' R011 R013 Bill Brown Ian Macfarlane Rod Lonsinger 5,1 W. Q- , X 'If 5.0, 443. , 44444-Sapf: Qaaiiall Top Row: Allen Holman, Ken Simon, Bob Krull, John Rhode, Roger Smith, Ken Krutsoh, Paul Johnson, Bob Cragg, Lyles Zabriskie, Alben, Hooper, Second Row: Coach Hennan Rider, Rollie Martinson, Jack Dahl, Bernie McNichols, John Weidler, Larry Smith, Ed Clayton, Ray Schwairz, Couttli Gates. Third Row: Tom Meroni, Bill Goodspeed, Bill Anderson, John Gornick, Bill Robe, Bob Troch, Walter Junko, Bob Mueller, Fred Menret, Jack llugfes. Bnl1nniR0wt Bob Peterson, Roger Dickinson, George Fisher, Jim Hart y, Jerry Olney. Jack Patterson, Harold Hill, Fred Benttler. -' ,MINI , ' Top Row: Joe DeFruiisiseo, Dave Stahl, Kaye Shelffo, tilen Iflrenvli, Marshall Wells, John Spurtly, Dick Seward, Bill Whitmore. Second Row: Leo Jewel, Peter Gerard, Chuck Goetz, Jay Swurt, Marty Koster, Phil Nluclloiiuld, Dave Ahlgrim, Couch Robert Wells. Third Rom: Ctiueli Nor- man Kirby, Don Conrad, lgob Van Clenve, Ronny Hunt, liileklultz, Chuck Benson, John Kileullen, Louis Sasso. Bottom Ron: 'Yom Viljne, Hob Peterson, Eugene Sevezino, John lliedler, Dave Hatllidui, Tilnrtv Filnlroy, Bernie MCNiokols. 'hack 'op Row: Dick Bledsoe, Joe Busch, .Tack Cole, Brock Stebbings, Walter anko, Ralph Peters, Don Hansen, Ian Macfarlane, Ed Hubler, Dave 'ritsche, Manager Dick Friesendorf. Second Row: Tom Schmidt, Eu- ene Eckebrecht, Bob Glass, Dick Hopp, David Hiles, Jim McLaughlin, 'red Beile, George Else, Paul Johnson, Chuck Hopkinson, Coach Sam flarzulo. Third How: Coach Kermit Ambrose, James Felton, Overton 'arish, John Drever, John Kilcullen, Richard Berghs, Bill Scharring- iausen, Reece Stigler, Winslow Jones, Bill Whitmore, Coach James Jemarcst. Bottom Row: Merwin Shaw, Manager Bob Thornton, Noel Zabriskie, Dick Halk Al Holman, John Cartland, Robert Brown. Chuck lohe, Bill Cornelius, Albert Hopper, B 1 Coach Sam Marzulo, Tom Zolik, Bob Moore, Ha.rry Hammer, Pop Row: . David Pritchie, Dick Bledsoe, Fred Biele, Chuck Hopkinson, Daye Hiles Ioach James Deinorest. Seoond Row: Dick Berghs, Jim Stuebe, Ted' Schreyer, Bob Lockwood, Bob Thomton, Tom Baranski, Noel Zabrlskie, Vulter Wimhester, Chuck Pezoldt, Manager. Bottom Row: Jim Freyder, Dave Mink, Tom Huston, John Drever, Dennis Malone, David Wysong, Iay Schwartz and Dick Pratt. hs. 044:44 0 f gf sign 4, f 3 , Q, i Q' W Q ' Y 691 Q5 w 5. M K Lfv, W'-2 .a-- I f 4 fs -we wf GW N rw f' 'f g. g 1, 4 if N ' - 57 'HV' af- ' ,ff X 'V ff- -GAA . 5' 6:1 Z? Mjfpxvx 5 f 3 f i N G Ji S I ft K5 x K 4 T' sf' - - , A A ' 5 . Q 1. f ' ff 1 Q if f 'QX K J 'S 2 ' , 5 Q , N. - X-1 , iw: liz x f , gf 1 'E' 9 V is WWE Maint-'s varsity basketball squad had an average season this year. They won seven out of eighteen games and placed fifth in the conference. jack Oksnee was named on' the all-conference team at guard. In the state regional Maine was beaten in the second round by Downers Grove, who went on to win the re- gional. Considering the inexperience of most of the players, Coach Olson did a creditable job with this year's team. The frosh-soph squad had a rather poor season with only five victories in eighteen games. The boys started the season well but fell off near the end. The following are the scores of the varsity games. Maine's score is given first. Leyden 46-43, DeKalb 43-51, lilgin 34-65, Downers Grove 34-41, Riverside 37-40, Fast Aurora 39-35, Glenbard 38-34, Hinsdale 39-55, La Grange 50-61, York 40-44, Downers Grove 51-34, Riverside 41-56, Glenbard 38-36, Hinsdale 46-61, Niles 34-43, Arlington 43-41, La Grange 49-59, York 49-34. In the state regional Maine beat Foumier 65-22 but lost to Downers Grove 44-46 in overtime. aan: 4m1.-s,,.x, 3 Top Row: John Krizmanich, Neil Martin, Dick Vosburgh, Harold Hill, Coach Kermit Ambrose. Second Row: Manager Chuck Pezoldt, Ed Clayton, George Fisher, Roger Dickinson, Bill Goodspeed,John Gomick, Manager Dick Cameron. Bottom Row: Bob Troch, Tom Menoni, John Neuman, Jack Hayes, John Kilroy, Fred Beuttler. Top Row: Manager Alvin Eanos, Dick Schwab, Phil McDonald, Ken Miller, Jay Swart, Dick Behrel, Dave Stahl, Peter Gerard, Charles Ball, Coach Gates. Bottom Row: Bob Peterson, Eugene Severino, Glenn French, Tom Viljac, Bob Van Cleave, Bill Stipetic. Semo4S Top Row: Bill Verity, Tom Sullivan, Wayne Leengran, Ronnie Brown, Joe Byrne, Larry Ham, Coach llolbrook. Second Row: Ned Shields, Eugene Poyer,.l3ud Grimm, ,Bob Czerwonky, Manager Rus Van- selow. Botlnm Row: Jack Smythe, Tom Amann, Wayne Fischer, Ron Timroth, Ray Stilwell. Top Row: Manager John Sulzbach, Bob Johnson, A1 Shallcross, John Rhode, Bob Mueller, Coach Holbrook, Second Row: Donn Ziebell, Harold Steiner, Art Behlke, Dick Lowey, Don Lundell. Bottom Row: Canpetta, DQITJ' Smaage, Don Lips, Ron Ricklefs, Dick Averill. If iw' H sa :R 'las' l l ' ill gl. .- 1 I 1 Aff I ,, ,ve 1 if M , r X T Q Q F use ,B unwacgw 2 - .' t ' if . . ' , N 'fifffyr Top Row: Coach Fld DeLaney, Joe Meyer, Tom Benge, Tom Haranski, Bill Davis, Bob Rona, Richard Glander, Richard Kingdon, Jim Hardy, Bill Holden, Joe Hubbard, Dave Traeger, Jim McGinn, Marvin Kingdon, Howard Roocker, Jack Patterson, Manager Kieth Lentner. Second Row: Dave Elvart, Wheeler Wingfield, Martin Mullroy, Bob Grodotz, Gorden Purtell, John Stokes, Henry Clay Black, Ken liauske, Ronnie Fligenbrod, John Watson, Bill Rohe. Bottom Row: Jim Freyder, Tom Schwabauer, Dennis Smaage, Dennis Malone, Hill Carrick, Warren Orluff, Carl Coube, Wayne Campbell, Dick Hohman, Don Hohman. Herb Webb is on the mat, and Vic Lacascio is holding. The wrestling team, directed by flonch lid- wnrd Deldiney, had an Average season this year with four wins and five loses. Though the re- cord is not outstanding, they had some excellent wrestlers. In the state sectionnls four wrestlers, joe Nleyer, Herb Webb, Richard Kingdom, .ind llill llolden, won first or second place .md were entitled to go to the state meet. None of them, was .able to win there. The frosh-soph wrestlers had 11 good season, winning two out of three meets. The golf team is coached by Sam M.irzulo this year. Though golf is not ai great spectator sport, Maine teams have competed with more th nn average success and are highly respected in conference competition. Top Row: Dick Savage, Bob Glader, Don Rand, Steve Humes. Bottom Row: Don Milne, Dick Cameron, Chuck ldricksen. In front are Coach Sam Marxulo and Ken Simon. The baseball season hasn't gotten under way as this is written, but Coach O.K. Wilson has high hopes for the team. Last year Blaine had a good team. They won eight, lost four, and tied two, tying for second place in the conference. Top Row: Coach Oliver W. Brown, George O'Brien, Anthony Scaletta, Len Koenen, George Schrieffer, Pat O'Brien, Coach O.li. Wilson. Second Row: Manager Al- vin Eanos, Ron Rusch, Jim McGinn, Roy llanson, Joe Svoda, Ed Hubler, Manager Chuck Pezoldt. llnttnm Row: Dave Traeger, Chuck Herman, Gary Martinson, Dick Skarheck. Tennis is annually becoming a more popular sport at Maine. This year's squad is one of the largest in recent years, and though there are few stars, the squad plays successfully a full conference season under Coach Ken- nith Olson. Top Row: Bruce Buck, Ronny Davidson. Paul Pretzel. Second Row: George Smith, Art D'Ambrosio. Wayne Fisher. Third Row: Ted Potter, Dick Gonzalis, Tom Amann. Fourth Row: Chuck Fothergill, Dune Welty, Jack Smythe. Fifth Row: Jim Buchanan. Herb Koel- ling, Jack Torgerson, Bob Czerwonky. Frank Svoboda. Bob John- son, Coach Kenneth Olson. Bottom Row: Ted Schreyer. Wayne Leengran, Marshall Wells, Bob Gillespie. 43 l lfgnknlthboggt Dmxarosxf Chuglf 5iJ0:dtf BfiltG18-SS. TOD Row: Bob Glass, Gil Umbach, Jim Studtmunn, . . m ow: IC an, W W' - Bodom g ' .f 'v chester' G11 Umbach' Richard Klammeru o er H1 Busch' DIg:Jl:vNO1aIgrank Barber, Chuck H edberh, Lomb Top Row: Chuck Coey, Tom Ziemek, Pat O'Brien, Ronnie Eigenbrod, John Dunlevy, Don Becker, Bob Schu- man, Bill Brown. Don Klutz, Harold Nehmzow. Rod Lonsinger. Second Row: Ken Jewel, Don Wheeler, Elroy Reiter, Fred Kaincr, Ed Nick. Bottom Row: John Sulzbach, Terry Grant. Don Garlish. Ronald Dom. Lorry Peltier. I Sfwfzli Intramural sports are ably directed by Coach O. K. Wilson throughout the entire school year. Besides the sports pictured on these pages the boys complete in boxing, baseball, golf, and volleyball. All boys on winning teams and individual place winners receive intramural M's. Any boy at Maine is eligible for these sports unless he is out for any interscholastic sport at the time. B Top Row: Dale Prill. Harvey Wahls. Second Row: Ken Borkquist, George Stage, Jack Dobey. Bottom Row: Jim Hjapeman, Bob Moore. '7aaok Ton Row: George Else, Chuck Pezoldt, Art D'Ambrosio, Fred Vook, Albert Hooper, Bemie McNicko1s, Frank Svoboda. Second Row: Gil Umhach, Dick Nolan, Bob Thomton, John Rohde, Don Garlisch, Dave Hiles. Bottom Row: Walter Winchester, John Kilculleu, Lorry Peltier, Carl Couve. T ,. 1' 'F X 4, gg of ' ,, PQ-, , r . .U nf' 1 X. I-. l 4 4 .A - 9 ' ,WD .J - 'J I Glam LATIN CLUB: Top Row: Mary Koehler, secretary, Miss V. Snyder and Miss Marion Fisher, sponsors, Ted Koerner, treasurer. Bottom Row: Sandy Stewart, program chairmang La- veme Flentie, presidentg Sally Halford, vice presi- dentg and Paula Gibbs. JUNIOR MATH CLUB: Larry Fox, president: Helen Jackson, secretary, Miss K. Williams and Miss R. Iliff, sponsorsg Beverly Spinner, vice president. '49 CLUB: Top Row: Carol Tholin, secretary: Miss M. Kefgen and Miss A. Lauterbach, sponsors. Bottom Row: Marilyn Schert, vice president, and Marlene Doherr, treasurer. Joan Wills, president, is not pictured. GOQD WORDS CLUB: La Veme liendricksen, vice Dresidentl Eva Stoller, secretary: Miss R. Smith, spon- sor: Jean Sokol, president. GIRLS' CLUB: Top Row: Miss L. M. Johnston and Miss A. Brady, sponsors. Middle Row: Sue Schulze, secretary, Mary Lou Alls- house, Alayne Ahbe, Polly Remington. Bottom Row, Francy Blair, treasurer, Carolyn List, vice president, Paula Mollendorf, Joan McCabe, presi- dent, Norma Davies, Pat Lockwood, Yvonne Pulle, Mary Koehler. PI-JP CLUB: Top Row: Miss M. Little, Miss L. Kukral, Miss L. Sunlldll, Mrs. EI. Cutter, sponsors. Bottom Row: Lenore Peltier, treasurer, Beverly Niel- sen, secretary, Margaret Conley, president, Alta Jean I-Edwards, corresponding secretary? Donna Siirran, vice president. CIIIGMISTRY CLUB: Herb Koelling, vice president, Suzanne Nauman, treasurer, Mr. J. R. Irving, sponsor, Tom Raranski, president, Mr. E. Fries, sponsor. Phyl- lis I-lkdahl, secretary, is not pictured. FU'I'URl+l 'FEACIII-TRS CLUB: Miss Grace Chapman, sponsor, Marilyn Johnson, treasurer, Lizabeth Pett, president, Jackie Adair, secretary: Carolyn List, vice president. THEATRE CLUB: Miss E. Nuemberg, sponsor, Mary Jean Murphy, president, Ruth Anderson, treasurer, Sandy Stewart, vice president, Carol Jane Schiewe, secretary. M CLUB, Top to Bottom: Les Paice, co-treasurer, Wayne Leengran, secretary, Dick Bledsoe, vice presi- dent, Jack Oksnee, president, Howie Roecker, co- treasurer, Mr. B. Gates, sponsor. ART CLUB: Miss D. Kessler, sponsor, Barbara Kie- fer, vice president, Sally Hood, secretary, and Mari lyn Hanson, president, is not pictured. BOWLING CLUB: Dolores Carlson, president, Marcia Roland, treasurer: Anna Mae Raupp, vice president Dolores Beer, secretary, Miss R. Smith, sponsor. WEIGHT LIFTING CLUBS TOD Row: .lov BUSCII, John Donlevy, Don Becker, Miles Klein, Boh Cmwell, Mr. J. Paul, sponsor. Middle Row: Chuck Siegmzui, Rich Kingdom, Jack Mulroy, Marv Kingdon, Don Wheeler. Bottom Row: Bruce Buck, Charles Pothergill, John Linden, Dan Russell. SPANISH CLUB: Mary Kay W'21tS0n. Sec'retaD': Geral- dine schmidn and Alayne Ahbe, co-vivv DfP5ifil'fllSI Pat Wallgren, treasurer, Miss M. Lowery. PHYSICS CLUB: Mr. G. Burk, sponsorg Lois Truvger, secretary: Ray Stillwell, vice president: Jim mule, president: Carol Degan, treasurer: Mr. Il. Rider, spon- sor. BOYS' CLUBS Tom APIIIPR. SQCFPLHIYZ Roll i,UllSlllgQ'l', PTQSMQYILZ Ron Rom, Wzillv lioelling, Mr. xi. S. John sion, sponsorg Rill Brown, treasurer, Georgi-rflkrieri, vice president: Chuck Rohe. CAMERA CLU3: Ruth Jensen, SOCl'Pl,Ill YQ Mr. J. Buch- anan, sponsorg Dick Tecior, president, jgoh i.lCCloml, Lreasurerp Sally Hogahoom, vice presillmii. N MOUN'I'IflD MAINITFIS: Carol D933-ll. Secretary: JOSH- nine Ileirnsotlr, vice president: Barbara Hell, president: Donothy Lundvall, treasurer: Miss R. Case, sD0I1S0I', is not pictured. FASHION CLUB: Carolyn Daggy, secr'etary-treasur- er: Kathy Stienkc, vice president: Mazie Sternberg and Pat Osgood, presidents: Miss K. Patton, sponsor: Dorthy Lundvall, vice president. Carole Cram, sec- retary,treasurer, is not pictured. GERMAN CLUB: Top ROW: Eugene Isorchart. trees- urer: Doris Carlson, secretary: George O'I31'ien, vice president. liotunn Row: Bob Moore, president: Mr. W. Lussky, sponsor. RADIO CLUB: Mr. J. Buchanan, sponsor: Flrwin Weller, president: Dick Tector, vice president: Donald Olson I S 0l'I't'l.21I',Y. li-Elf w SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB: Mr. L. M. AnderS0H. SDQU' sor: Laveme Flentie, secretary: Geraldine Schmidt, president: Sally Hood, vice president: Miss J. Hum- phries, wonsor. COMMERCIAL CLUB: Pat Fjigh, secretary: June Dressel, -treasurer: Beverly Baker, president: Miss M. Fairchild, sponsor: Felicia Ku rtz, vice president, BIOLOGY CLUB: Mrs. L. Baas, sponsor: Jim Steube, vice president: Dave Hiles, treasurer: Gwen Peterson, secretary: Bob Thomton, president: Dennis Malone, program chairman. FRENCH CLUB: Top Row: Marcia R,YU.Il, secretary: Mrs. V. Schelling, sponsor: Mayne Miller, vice presi- dent: Helen Bailey, treasurer. Bottom Row: Jeanne Pagnucco, president: Jean Olson and Marilou Morrell, social chairmen. I 'Q '. 'R' I I U I 4 A A, I I Zxecalflaa Beam! of Me Slaulenf Gouncil The backbone of the student goveming body is the Student Council Executive Board. This board is composed of the student heads of all principal activities. This group is responsible for coordinating all student functions and serves as a liasion between the student body and thc adminstration. As such, this board sponsors the annual Kick-Off Dance and the Variety Show, and is the guiding hand in all student functions. Board members standing: are Dick Irving, Council President: Ian MacFarlane, Senior Class president: Craig Callie-s,student representa- tive to the athletic board: Jock Barbieri. social chairman' Ed Huenerfauth, service corps chairmang Pat Rose, Pioneer representative: Bob Glader, Junior Class president: Joan McCabe, Girls Club president: Don Rand. organizations chairmang and Herb Webb. Council vice- president. Seated are Barbara Copple. Council secretary: Mr. Knecr. faculty adviser: Carney Kittinger. assembly corchairmani Dianr Marsh, assembly co-chairmang and Rod Lonsinger. pres- ident of Boys' Club. Mum Mmm Music Masters, an honorary organization for inusieiaiis, is composed of persons whose in- terest in music is lasting and beyond the activities within the school. With the help of their paiwnts. this organization sponsors an annual iamhoree: ai night open to the public for danring or playing eards. Pietured from left to right are Mr. Harley, sponsorg Barbara Leiehsenring, secretaryg Fred Vookg Dan Fischer, president: Mayne Miller. treasurer: John Tashg Doris Carlsong Miss Marvanna Beekeiiieyer and Mr. Strieker. sponsorsl and Neil Kjos. vice-president. Quill and Scroll the International Honor So- ciety for lligli School Journalists, has had EI Chapter at Maine since 1945. Last year the chap- ter was named for Miss Grace Chapman, head , of the English Department, Membership is re- anal served for students whose excellence in some journalists field has merited special notice. To become 3 member of this chapter, Candidates are required to work faithfully and eomnetently on either the Lens or the Pioneer, must rank in the upper third of the ela ss seholastically, and must he rec-ommended bv the afl- visoi- and approved by the national secretary of Quill and Scroll. Members elected in their junior year are. from left to right, Charles Hayes, vice-presidentg Fred Johnston, treasurer, Pat Rose, secretaryg and Janet Taverner. president Nominated but not pictured are Geraldine Schmidt. Laverne Flentie. Ted Koener. Margaret Knights, Ginger Wolfram. Chuck Rohe, Anna Mac Raupp, Don Tollefson, Doris Soutar, and Nancy Nelson. 5? 764 all 0 ' 744 Nalahnal Jlooun Membership in the National Honor Society honors those individuals who have not only dem- onstrated their ability to attain high scholastic standing, but have shown outstanding character, loyalty, service, and leadership. Those in the society have rendered valuable service to the school by their excellent leadership and participa- tion in worthy activities. This honor group has made a major academic contribution this year by doing supervised tutor- ing of underclassmen who find it difhcult to meet the minimum academic standard. The formal initiation ceremony is most impressive and inspir- ing. Parents of the candidates are guests at the initiation which is followed by a reception. SENIORS Ahbe, Alayne Allen, John Bauske, Kenneth Beuttler, William Birkness, Margaret Bledsoe, Richard Callies, Craig Copple, Barbara Flentie, Laverne Frey, Gerald Griffin, Susan Hagenson, Phyllis Halford, Sally Heimsoth, Barbara Hood, Sally Huenerforth, George Koelling, Herbert Czerwofnky, Janet Leengren, Wayne List, Carolyn MacFarlane, Ian Marsh. Diane Millard, Joan Murphy, Mary Nylen, Jean Olson. Jean Ott. Marcella Pagnucco, Jeanne Rand, Donald Raupp, Anne Rohe, Charles Sharringhausen. Helen Schiewe, Carol Schmidt. Geraldine Schulze. Rae Estelle Schulze, Sue Siegman, Charles Simonson, Beverly Smythe, John Soutar. Doris Stiefenhoefer, Mary Dee Svoboda. Joe Taverner. Janet Tholin. Carol Tollefson. Donald Traefier. David Tyre. Jane Wahls. Harvey Watson. Mary Kay Webb. Herbert Weber. Erwin Wolfe. Harvey Vook. Frederick JUNIOHS Degen, Carole Duncan, James Klein, Miles Meyer, Jane Miller, Mayne Mollendorf. Paula Samson, Joan Smith, George Wilson. Paul Wolf, Miriam Sefton! Scauvi I . S QL af ' M . 1, 'L Q43 12 gn. ' ., . ,Q gm 'K 4 ' W, O T-A . ' ' r-lv Q12 - k v ,X a - ul -a R 5 . ' Q . ns.-QP.-eva-'SHFHDIU' Y ,Av A- xnifgx 5 - Q 5 fl ri? I x ,MY if . f H ' Q 57? ' al, P' f' YN x7 Nptfi' On january 27 Nancy Dohey .md Rozanne Richards performed a short recitation, Life Gets Teejusf' as part of the entertaining pmgram at the Father and Daughter Tea. With the close of a thrilling football sexi- son, the students certainly picked .1 winning court for the last event, the non-date homecoming dance. The freshmen, not to be outdone, planned a very successful Xlother and Daughter Tea. A spirited caller kept the couples moving in a lively fashion at the bam -lance given by the G.A.A. The Prom Committee plans the all important junior-Senior Prom, which has in the past few years been held at the Park Ridge Country Clulv. Sponsored hy the Student Council, the Kick-Off gave the season its successful start. -lim Nlciiinn gave a new meaning to the shampoo when he demonstrated the egg technique on jack Torgerson at the Girls' Choice. I xi tx? 3 Q Q . I . 5, . .3 2? ,il 3 D Q. QQ? 41 4- X any s if 5, , S2 f I-, ff: 4 . -kv 15 w if 'L ,A M., WP A , ' 11? ' -ffl 'gm 5:-T' ff? 355, -J f . --V, ru X Q. --A f,.-W-5.65-f'?iE R- ff, 3 'TSFQ uilfa. 'UJ4' fflf, V fx V Y 'kb vi 3, W2 -.J 1, pyf ii' P 31 -I No longer are the freshmen unnccus- tomed to the routines at Maine, although in the fall it was they who were seen scurrying through the halls not knowing where their classes might be. During huirhow week they decorated their be- longings with green bows and were proud of being freshmen. On the right are the class officers and sponsorsg Miss Mary- nnnn Beckemeyer, co-sponsorg Nizuylou Allshouse, treusurerg Darlene Olsen, sc-creturyg Mr. Clyde K. Watson, co- sponsorg john Weidler, presidentg and Ilive Stahl, vice-president. The stu- dent council representatives above are, from left to right, Judy Doherr, Marshall Wells, Mnrylou Iijorkquist, Phyllis Kuff- ner, jeunnette Weitman, jerry Kongebal, Glen French, .md Bill Schnrringhausen. ff v K 1 l r X C' Top Row: Chuck Benson, Chuck Ball, Don Bledsoe, Jerry Bond, Marvin Beruing, John Allen, Dick Behrel, Robert Boeckenhauer, Jim Bjorken, Don Biesecker, Dan Babich. Second Row: Marilyn Book, Mary Lou Allshouse, Babs Beck, Nancy Bagere, Phyllis Ball, Anita Bjorn, Pauline Bahnmaier, Joyce Bade, Cynthia Black. Third Row: Sue Anderson, Joan Bell, Eugene Bergman, Dave Ahlgrim, Tom Birkeness, George Benton, Phil Bade, Mary Lou Amann, Joyce Bagins. Bottom Row: David Anderson, Marilyn Benge, Mary Lou Bjorkquist, Joan Biennann, Yvonne Borchart, Shirley Albrecht, Dick Armstrong. Top Row: Donald Conrad, Jack Bruski, Bill Colwell, Vern Bowman. Second Row' Nancy Bourke, Barbara Dahm, Carol Craig, Janet Carlson, Betty Clark, Jane Con- soer, M8-ry Lou Brennan, Ann Copeland, Joyce Carpenter, Dave Close. Third Row: Beverly Button, Tom Christy, Charles Burlingame, Gordon Carlock, Justin Childs, Charles Cappetta, Sue Cavett, Margaret Brehm. Bottom Row: Shirley Dattilo, Eliza- beth Conley, Lois Christ, Joan Cross, Audrey Connor, Ethel Cegulski, Sara Cruise. , ' . A ' '-4 ' A fl f'X,. Top Row: James Felten, Jeanne Floretli, Jeannette Drenth, Sue Ehnborn, Dave Davies, Joe De Francisco, Glen French, Bruce Fultz. Second Row: Judy Doherr, Pat Peterson Eleanor Plngh, Sharon Ehlers, Shirley Downey, Marge Diemecke, Diane Essak, Jim Filip, Liz Garrity. Third Row: Gene Frazelle, lilary Ann Cicirello, Sally Dooley Barbara Erickson, Dick Frey, Nancy Davis, Jacqueline Pick, Harold Fendius. llottnm Row: Carol Hsser, Toni Fleming, Robert Eckhardt, Charles Densford, Carol Downs Faith Enke, Lois Gale, Harry Gabrie. Top Row: Dave Halliday, Peter Gerard, Carol Hedenherg, Cathe Golden, Charles Haus- ser. Second Row: Joy Green, Richard Goodspeed, Richard Granda, Ronald Cascon, Joe Gates, Don Harper, Ralph Hackharth, Ronald Guthrie. Third Row: Helen Hansen, Barbara Harwood, Marie lialfpap, Joyce Gaulke, Judy Glover, Chuck Goetz, Dick Gon- zales Kenneth Gniot. llottom Row: Diane Groth, Virginia Harb, Ruth Gundelach, Nancy Gratigny, Jerry Haselhuhn, Bill Hanson, Keith Garrity, Fred Heidemann. 6' Top Row: Vera Jones, Lois Jonas, Corena Johnston, Bob lloch, Hldred lludson. Sc-cond Row: Joyce Hewes, Shirley Jordan, Carolyn Isley, Ma.rcia lluff, Suv Iverson Donald Hohmann, John Justice, Toni Huston. Third Row: Harold Howe, Loo Jewell. Ronnie Hunt, Lee Howard, Ann Hoiswell, Mary Kammerer, Doris lleishman, Ronald llighline. Fourth Row: Marilyn Johnson, Susan Kanitsch, Carol lloffmann, lflvelvn Hornblower, Connie Hudson, Jeanne Kamradt, Nancy Jones. Bottom Rong Ray Brad, bury, John Josephson, Jerry Neumann, Glen Hosch, Merlyn Jacobsen, Juanita Hume, Jackie JoneS. Top Row: Eugene Saverino, Dick Seward, Dave Stahl, Don Sham, John Stumnf, Tom Stewart, Allen Stoeckel, Kaye Shelffo, Harold Steiner. Second Row: Kathleen Strass- burger, Carol Spiegler, Joan Sunderman, Arlene Siegfort, Sharon Smith, Bruce Stebb- ings, Bruce Stewert, Gerald Stowe, John Snurtly. Third Row: Jean Skarbeck, Nancv Sullivan, Sylvia Sommer, Wilmina Sutton, Valerie Stewart, Lynne Swanson, Gemldino Stempak, Virginia Swanson, Betty Straessle. llotlom Row: Carol Spoo, Sandra Stoller, David Smith, John Rulzbach, Derrence Smaage, Bob Seneca, Kenneth Stuart. -5, A 1,.., ai..l' 41- Top Row: Maria-ia Mitchell, Lois Messnor, Carol Manz, Marilyn Meroni, Nancy Moore, Alice Nelson, Beverly Miller, Frances Monyck, Rosie Brady, Carol Turnbull, Nancy I,u Rocca, Pat Musser, Arlene Mueller, Rita Madsen, Carol Mitchell, Arlene Nehnizow. Second Row: Richard Michalak, Dave Niestrath, Ken Miller, Bernie McNichols, David Netherland, Duane Madsen, Phil McDonald, Kenneth Mink, Brice Miller, Bob Muehlenbeck, Bruce Marquardt, Marty Mulroy. Top Row: Rob Zechel, Jerry Yardley, David Welty, John Weidler, Jack Wright. Second Row: Donna Wille, Maxine Wentz, Dick White, David Wysong, Sally Wilson, Corrine Wingfield, Patti White, June Wenzel. Third Row: Velva Wilkie, Esther Wolfgram, Shirley Weismann, Donn Ziebell, Bob Wartenberg, Walter Winchester, Bob Watson. Fourth Row: Bill Whitmore, James Zoellick, Norman Weidner, Elmer Zoellick, Nancy Wain- mont, Joan Williams, Jeanette Weitman. Bottom Row: Joan Wesley, Alice Weber, Carolyn Wolfe, Audrey Wentlandg Martha Zepp, Frances Wood. ap '52 6' Top Row: Vemon Schmalbeck, Peter Risley, Dillon Ross, Mary Lee Rech, Lois Schubert. Second Row: Herb Schmack, Jim Schaefer, Arthur Rupp, Don Reiff. Helen Scott, Connie Schroeder, Beverly Scheunemann, Mary Schultze. Third Row: Bill Scharringhausen, Louis Sasso, Alan Richards, Allex Roddie, Ronald Rickleff. Gene Robertson, Alyce Sawdy, Carolyn Brautigan, Marge Reilly. Fourth Row: Joan Schmidt, Jo Ann Sawyer, Emily Schneider, Jacquie Ryan, Beverly Rutter, Elinor Schweisow, Myrna Sampson, Bob Schwarz,John Read. Bottom Row: Delores Rich- ardson, Gloria Sebastian, Nancy Sollenback, Joanne Ross, Anne Robison, Rosa Ramos, Dick Schwab, Tom Schwabauer. Top Row: Michael Lynn, Le Roy Lund, Bmce Lind, Ray Larson, John Kilcullen, Marty Koester, Jerry Kongabel, Don Kolbur, John Lentz, Harold Ladendorf. Second Row: Harry Kramer, Pat Kiggins, Jerry Kehl, Jim Knight, Gilbert Kramer, Caryl Lueth, Alice Lienhard, Kathie Lockett, Nancy Lewis, John Livingston. Third Row: Donald Lips, Ruth Lyon, Gail LeynS, Cynthia Larson, Frances Kunkel, Joan Lund- strom, Carolyn Kollman, Jean Larson, Phyllis Kuffner, Barbara Koemer. Bottom Row: Don Lehner, Fay Litweski. ,. i Sin' i-L..ii....1 ,- 55 'L 3 Top Row: Don Vreuls, Jan Vanderspoal, Don Walter, Carl Tagge, Bob VanCleave, Lyle Waltz, Bruce Vanlieuren, Rodney Van Selow, Diane Vreuls. Second Row: Myra Travor, Sale Vlier, Gay Taylor, Tom viljac, Marvin Torbeck, Don Walker, Vernon Wamecke, Dan Toigo, Jane Thompson. Third Row: Allan Walldren, Richard Tupper, John Tadin, George Tagge, Maggie Targett, Margaret VanDlggelin, Lydia Vanliiggelin, Laurel Thon. Bottom Row: Marilyn Vogt, Dorothy Theil, Ellen Prewin, Barbara Thompson, Barbara Thorns, Jack Topper, Jack Trock, Mike Trocani. Top Row: Sid Paterson, Ronald Payne, Bill Padden, Harry Nordin, Ralph Peters, Bob Oehlerking, Bob Peterson, Bob Pasnau, Clark Pagensticher, George Peters, Second Row: Alice Pische, Ruth Raymond, Beverly Pritts, Rlreta Olsen, Nancy Ploen, Pat Peterson, Virginia Paulson, Barbara Oyster, Dorothy Paetsch. Third Row: Darlene Olsen, Delores Owens, Mary Phlughaupt, Nancy Parker, Dianne Babschotz, Jean Paton, Eloise Bipkorn, Olga Puschon. Bottom Row: Richard Olsen, Prank Page, Tom Popahl, Dick Pratt, Mike Raupp. John.Petersen. of '52 .4v Looking through the Lens at the Class of '51 has revealed several comparatively unknown facts about these well-known sophomores. There were thirty-five sohpomores on the football squad and fifteen on the basketball team. One hundred and twenty-three students of this class participated actively in the music department. There are 219 boys and only 209 girls who are sophomores. Yes, these prospective upperclass- men have proved their capabilities time .ind again and are well qual- ified to take over the reins of the junior class next year. Pictured above are the sophomore class of- ficers and sponsors. They are, from left to right, Paul johnson, president, jack Hayes, vice-president, Gwen Petersen, secretary, Mr. Philip Ramer and Miss Lorraine Sunnan, co-sponsorsg and john Neuman, treasurer. At the right the student council representatives are, from left to right, Polly Rem- ington, john Neuman, jack llayes, Bob johnson, Bob Thornton, Darlene Rhodus, Gwen Petersen, and Paula Gibbs. hu- fisf, .. - To Row: Prank Atwood, Allen Blume, Carol Anderson, Lila Behm, Jean Badger, Arliene Arnold, Donna Bashleben, Jim Baker. Second Row: Doris Anderson, Gertrude Beermann, Pat Allshouse, Miriam Ascher, Joan Ahrens, Bill Anderson, Eugene Altman, George Bitter. Third Row: Charlene Behm, Donna Bachman, Helen Bailey, Ron Appold, Tom Anderson, Freddy Beuttler, Dave Borkenhagen, Carol Baechlin. Bottom Row: Ronald Bachmann, Art Behlke, Richard Averill, Carol Badgley, Donna Atkinson, Marilyn Anderson, Joanne Bayer, Nancy Ally. Top Row: Dick Busch, Russell Brogmur, Jeanne Choate, Ken Dallmeyer, Bob Chalmers. Second Row: Marjorie Brown, Erna Blenkle, Catherine Cartland, Rita Brasch, Margaret Bos, Bob Butenhach, William Bradley. Third Row: Fran Charters, Marcia Clafford, Allen Drewes, Dick Cameron, Jack Brook, Roger Budinger, Mary Brewer. Bottom Row: Elizabeth Boyle, Jackie Clausen, Nancy Burke, Nancy Bue, .lilie Brown, Carol Carson. 11 Top Row: George Eberhardt, Walter Busch, Roger Dickenson, Art D'Ambros1o, Vince Ciufia, Jack Dahl, Ed Connell. Second Row: Joyce Cosby, Elaine Davis, Dan Dan- kowski, Robert Davis, Maida Crowcroft, Dave Cobb, Bob Cragg, Betty Collet, Ruth Draper, Gerie Callaghan. Third Row: John Drever, Brad Crosby, James Coleman, Ronnie Dettlo, Bob Czerwonky, Dolores Densford, Nancy Dobey, Judy Conley.. Bottom Row: Mary Jane BuBois, Carol Cram, Anne Colas, Barbara Edberg, Mariorie Dixon Ronald Dom, Sam Drury, Ronnie Dattilo, Norma Davies. Top Row: Dick Gordon, Dick Friesendorf, Dave Fritsche, Bob Haines. Second Row: Ronnie Eigenbrod, Bud Grimm, Barbara Erbach, Joyce Gibbs, Mary Ann Edham, Mar- lOI'i6 EISG. JOHN G0miCk, Bill Goodspeed. George Fisher. Third Row: Sally Ehrhardt, Bob G-rodotz, Mary Edge, Jim Glanville, Bob Foerster, Pat Figler, Carol Griebel, Ken Falk. Fourth Row: Pat Foster, Paula Gibbs, Ina Fraser, Jim Freyder, Maxine Fried- lander, Sue Fr-azure, Pat Gleich, Shirley Ann Buettler. Bottom Row: Edward Glade, Ken Guenther, Larry Fox, Bill Elohr, Don Garlisch. QC , Q51 -vgl 1 Top Row: Donald Hilgert, Adlen Holman, Ed Clayton, Ronald Hess, Charles Hop- kinson, Richard Heuer, John Hunting, Dick Heider, Albert Hooper. Second Row: Dick Howard, Brad Herbert, David Hiles, Jim Hardy, Jack Hayes, Jeannine Heimsoth Peggy Hill, Phyllis Helfers, Pat Hanney, Lois Heimsoth, Marie Harloff. Third Rnwz, Ralph Harrison, Ray Halvorsen, Corky Gerrard, Harold Hill, Laila Hansen, Phyllis Hudson, Jane Hooper, Marilyn Hansen, Diane Hardy. Bottom Row: Fred Herrig, Earl Herman, John Howland, Chuck Hedberg, Richard Hohmann, Marcella Hoffman, Betty Hebson, Virginia Henricks. Top Row: Jim Kimball, Roger Jaacks, David Johnson, Paul R. Johnson, Walter Janko, Paul Johnson, Dick James, Don Kilroy, Bob Johnson, Seqqnd Row: Marilyn Jones Helen Jackson, Delores Jensen, Faith Isserstedt, Donna Kenney, Barbara Johnson, Jeanne Johnston, Carole Jackson, Sue Johnson. Third Row: Eugene Irvin, John Jeter, Don Jacobs, Roberta Keggin, Kathleen Karr, Marilyn Johnson, Carolyn Jeutter, Janet Kennedy, Phyllis Jelen. Bottom Row: Dick Kinnaman, George Kaeding, Peter Jelinek, Karl Kanitsch, Raymond Huss, John Kilroy, Fred Kainer, Phil Iversen. Suepfwnzwaeo Top Row: Bob Kruel, Neil Livingston, Louis Ladendorf, Harold Krug, Ken Kratsch, Muriel Koepp, Carol Leth. Second Row: George Lester, Bob Mac Leod, Ed Krantz, Mary Lewandowski, Marie Loye, Betty Lentzner, Arlene Loeding. Third Row: Joan Langkau, Howard Lester, Dick Lowey, Vincent Limley, Don Lundell, Barbara Lowe, Lois Larson, Gloria Kuechenberg. Bottom Row: Joan Malget, Gayle Leininger, Marilyn Kostas, Marcia Koemer, Karyl Kulak, Pat Lockwood. Top Row: Mike Montgomery, Neil Martin, Dan McNerman, Phil Mathisen, Bemice Munson, Lois Matthies, Delores Melzer, Carol Mueller. S1-cond Row: ArleneManz, Marvel Mutchka, Beth Moriarty, Kathy Greenwood, Audrey Muhl, Rolland Murtinson, I-'red Mueret, Bob Mueller, James McGuire, Ralph Minnis. Third Row:Josenh Meyer, Kenneth Martin, Daniel Nueeneh, Bill Muehlenbeck, Bob Meyer, Pat Miller, Joan Morrow, John Mcliinstry. Bottom Row: Dolores Neal, Betty Mroek, Carol Metzger, Marilou Morrel, Carol Moeller, Evelyn Mohrbacker, Dorothy Moeller. af '51 Top Row: Jerry Olney, John Neuman, Marilyn Omundson, Barbara Owen, Joanne Niemann. Second Row: Becky Netherland, Roma Nick, Barbara Pistorius, Tina Nolan Dennis Malone, Jack Patterson, Pat Olander, Judy Nelson, Jeannine Netzel, Marilyn Opnelt, Pat Nolte, Third Row: Nanette O'Daniel, Virginia Parker, Gwen Peterson, Marilyn Olson, Mary Oldenburg, Lois Pilgrim, Pat Murphy. Roberta Olson, Joan Olson, Judy Norsworthy. Bottom Row: Chuck Pezoldt, Philys Murphy, Bob Oslund, Averton Parrish, Lorry Peltier, Herb Payer, Dick Nolan, Warner Orloff. Top Row: Dick Scott, Gerry Rexses, Jim Rail, George Pohlman, Thomas Schmidt Bill Rohe, Polly Remington, Phyllis Rieder, Adrienne Rosner. Second Row: Carolyn Daggy, Patricia Renaldo, Rozanne Richards, Lavaun Schild, Leona Riedemann, Dayl Robery, Delores Ralph, Dixi Weichbrodt, Mary Sebastian. Third Row: Elroy Reiter, Paul Schumann, Bob Rotramel, Van Orma.n Peterson, Bob Psonak, Jim Rundlett. Donald Sander, John Rohde. Bottom Row: Jack Prost, Helen Reif, Joan Schwichtenberg, Barbara Schilke,Charlotte Poeschl, Jeanette Schwab, Diane Schubert, Reginald Robery. S947 Top Row: Nancy Sundracher, Pat Straessle, Denise Smith, Frank Svoboda, Skip Siggens, Robert Tagge, Brock Stebbings, Al Shallcross, Larry Smith. Second Row, Ken Simmon, Donna Van Stockum, Beverly Toepper, Beverly Spinner, Donna Siegman, Dorothy Starcerich, Joan Steininger. Bottom Row: Ann Sperry, Joan Terry, Eleanor Sladek, Mary Ann Store, Gertrud Schiller, Jeannette Schwab, Jo Anne Srodulski, Mar- guerite Skack. Top Row: James Thome, Don Whals, Dick Vosburgh, Peter Weismann, Ralph Weiss, Arthur Treutler. Second Row: Marlin Walley, Bob Thomton, Lylis Zabriskie.Chuck Wolfe, Robert Tracy, Noel Zabriskie, Russell Vanselow, Howard Zaehler, Michael Van Digglen. Third Row: Charles Whetstone, Eleanor,Winkelman, Dorothy Starcevich, Beverly Toepper, Donna Van Stockum, Barbara Vega, Joan Tillman, Marilyn Treacy, Pat Wellner. Fourth Row: Delores Ralph, Alice Zolick, Pat Walsh, Nancy Williams, Dixi Weichbrodt, Gloria Zaleski, Darlene Rhodus. Bottom Row: Ronald Whetstone, Bob Troch, John Watson, Kenneth Visteen, James Verunac, Roger Umbach. af '51 Having achieved marked success in producing the play We Shook the Family Tree, these talented juniors also gave a lively class party and helped to make a brilliant climax to the year's social events. The student council representatives in the lower picture are, from left to right, Bob Glader, Paula Mollendorf, Dunc Welty, Carol Knudsen, jim Aspergen, jane Meyer, Tom Sullivan, Dottie Carl, and Paul Wilson. The officers, pic- tured in the upper picture are, from left to right, Ted Schreyer, vice-pres- identg jane Meyer, treasurerg Bob Glader, presidentg Dottie Carl, sec- retaryg and Mr. Walter Lusskey, sponsor. 75 E Top Row: Harry Atwill, Bill Aplpelquist, Barry Bausenbach. Jim Barrett, Ken Bel- linger, Dick Bea s, Richard Berg s, Don E. Becker. Second Row: Arline Althaus, Darlene Berg. Gloria Beming, Phyllis Arndt, Harvey Adkins, Jim Bade, Jack Bald- ridge. Third Row: Carol Anthony, Barbara Badger, Ruth Anderson, Tom Benge, Don Anstedt, Dave Bell, Dick Bauer. Bottom Row: Jean Behm, Thelma Armstrong, Marlene Albrecht. June Bartlett, Joyce Biermann, Frank Barber, Tom Bingham. Top Row: Joseph Busch, Leonard Burnand. Second Row: Joe Byrne, Virginia Broz, Jack Cole, Chuck Coey, Archie Campbell. Third Row: Sue Bums, Robert Brown, Don Carlson, Tom Button, Bruce Buck, Marilyn Brummer, Cilla Coate, Nancy Carter, Jack Brother. Fourth Row: John Cartland, Eugene Borchart, Barbara Bowman,L,auratta Blenkle, Joan Boultinghouse, Henry Black, Ralph Carlock, Ronald Brown. Bottom Row: Pat Burgess, Betty Bockman, Marguente Bletz, Donna Black, Betty Carlson, Dottie Carl, Doris Carlson, Carol Cobb, Marilyn Clark, Dorothy Blauw. ,e 150 Top Row: Ronnie Davidsen, David Elvart, Richard Engler, Ron Damgaard. Second Row: Diane Cote, Carole Degen, Loretta Eckholm, Lucille Drenth, Bill Davis, Ed Flvett, George Else, Jim Amudsen, Marlys Dokmo. Third Row: Carl Couve, Bill Davis, Jim Duncan, Al Eanos, Bill Deatrick, Doris Dreyer, Beverly Connors, Helen Erickson, Karen Drake. Fourth Row: Donna Bradbury, June Dressel, Dixie Lee Dewey, Joyce Dominik, Doris Dickenson, Carolyn Daggy, Diane Davies, Arlene Collignon, .Joanne Eaton. Bottom Row: Betty Dobsonbut, Pat Engh, LaVerne Dahm, Alta Jean Edwards, Pat Cook, Janet Lewandowski. Top Row: Robert Fendius, Peter Galak, Barbara Giesler, Bob Glader, Jim Gerard. Second Row: Sue French, Gerry Gaebbert, John Foester, Dick Grogan, Jack Gibbs Beverly Hammerl, Elaine Fink, Robert Glass, Bill Haeger, Chuck Fothergill, Beverly Gnewich. Third Row: Judy Hapeman, Loretta Hansen, Kathy Greenwood, Ruth F'linn Marilyn Frazelle, Deon Hahben, Jean Pankhauser, Qflvia Foster, Jane Furzland' Joann Fxlliung. Bottom Row: Richard Fairbairn, Richard Glander, Ed F'airbanks', B111 Hanusa, Larry Ham, Terry Grant. Bl li.1'l1 ' 'L Top Row: Alice Highline, Bernette Johnson, Delores Harloff, Virginia Huff, George Kamp, Dan Jacobsen, Fred Hayden. Second Row: Don Kaeding, Bemie Johnson, Ed Hubler, Richard HODD. Bill Johnson, Steve Humes, Bill Holden, Jerry Johnson, Third Row: Joan Holzer, Doris Haines. Janet Kammerer, Cat Kautz, Bill Johnson, Sig Helland, Chuck Neuman, Gert Holit. Bottom Row: Pat Hill, Louise Jobst, Joyce Johnson, Elenore Iverson, Barbara Jones,WinslowJones, William Helfers. Top Row: Dick Larson, Joe Kirasich, Marvin Kingdon, Elagene Kettell, Karl Kolb, Miles Klein. Second Row: Tom Koplos,Matga.ret Knights,Mary Koehler, Donna Leggett, Caryl Larson, Mary Lee Klein, Don Kremer, Dave Kolze, Larry Landherr Ed Landry Third Row: Barbara Keifer, Edith Kettlesen, Carol Knudsen. Murell Keyes, Lores' Keck, Lois Lapanski, Janet Kuch, Alice Leeds, Daroline Kuhns. Bottom Row: Mary Kelsey, Ann Lapham, Richard Kingdon, Ted Koemer, Arline Keuth, F'e1iciaKurtz, Shirley Kreye. 0,e '50 Top Row: Victor Mitsch, Fired Lemke, Bob Manka, Donald Martens, Keith Lentner, Jim McLaughlin, Chuck Lueck. Second Row: Mayne Miller, Betty Malecki, Mary Ann Meyer, Joan Touton, Anita Lewerentz, Marion Linster, Barbara Mattefs, Dorothy Lundvall, Helen Matteson, John Lynn. Third Row: Joan Michaelson, Joan Bark, Nancy LaRocca, Victor Locascio, Bill Martens, Gary Martinson, Carolyn Markgroff, Joan Lewicki. Bottom Row: Joyce Magoon, Ingrid Sjunggren, Georgian Miller, Jane Meyer, Pat MacDougal, Nancy Mason, Edith Matchko. Top Row: Pat Osgood, Marion Pauls, Dick Piepho, Dick Pain, Bob O'Brien, Chuck Neuman, Bob Narup, Bruce Pershing. Second Row: JoAnn Mink, Arlene Oates, Shirley Mroch, Delores Moranec, Barbara Nielsen, Audrey Oberheide, Beverly Nielsen, Flor- ence Illoore, Pat Payne. Third Row: Ruth Ann Pagel, Lorraine Page, Carl Moyer, Ronney Moss, Dennis Otis, Vernon Nelson, Charlotte Peters, Patricia Olsen. Bottom Row: Mira Pan, Marie Pelinski, Lynnie Netherland, Paula Mollendorf, Miriam Moore, Barbara Peterson, Marilyn Olsen. Top Row: Paul Raabe, Walter Riedmann, Ronald Psonak, Jack Rund, John Ritzema, Eugene Poyer, Keith Reed. Second Row: Carolyn Provenzano, Marcia Ryan, .MariLyn Poblocki, Suzanne Sarig, Lavergne Rehoff, Mary Retyer, Florence Rendulich, Jo Samson, Sally Randolph. Third Row: Shirley Russell, Eleanor Reiser, Barbara Richards, Lois Pratke, william Runzel, Jack Resek, Roger Risley, Ted Potter. Fourth Row: John Pipitt, Dick Reeves, Joe Rauschenberger, Jeanne Rasmuson, liuella Raupp. Bottom Row: Diane Russell, Marilyn Richards, NHIICX PISSS. MSX- helle Sampson, Marowyn Ryan. Top Row: Arlene Schumann, Anita Schmehl, Evelyn Smith, Ruth Schapanski, Donna Sliirran, Marlene Skoglund, Ted Schreyer. Second Row: Jeanne Spikings, Donna Scwliniidt, Margaret Shanks, George Smith, Richard Stein, Ed Sietzer, Jim Steinke, Tom Sullivan, Al Schultz, Sliirlee Scelfo, Gertrude Schmack. Third Row: Shirley Schmook llc-nis Sinaage, Ned Schields, llill Springston, John Schmidt, Mervwin Shaw, Edward Scrhuniann. Bottom Row: Margaret Stateler, Adrienne Snelling, Grace Schwiesow, Kathy Steinke, Diana Spreitzer, Virginia Seitheimer. p '50 Top Row: Roger Tansley, Jim Svohoda, George Thompson, Dick Tector, Ray Stilwell. Second Row: Margie Talfs, Lorraine Stonwall, Lois Traeger, Mary Dee Klein, Donna Shirran, Mazie Stemberg, Virginia Victorine. Third Row: Roger Thompson, Ray Store, Reece Stigler, John Stokes, John Vacilek, James Studtmann. Bottom Row: Mary Louise Vavrinek, Sandra Stewart, Wilma VanDiggelen, Chyrl Stevens, Georgia Stroulie. Top Row: Wayne Weber, Wallace Welty, Paul Wilson, Dana Wilson, Ray Wingfield John Woltze, Tom Zolik. Second Row: Dorothy Woodruff, Ann Whitmore, Charles Zeyer, Don Zean, Donald Vogt, Ralph Zillinger, John Zeravich. Third Row: Charlotte Weber, Ginger Wolfram, Pat Wzllgren, Naomi Walton, Anita Wellauer, Nzuicy Van- Keuren. Fourth Row: John Wehrheim, Janet Lewandowski, Lenore Weidner, Marlene Ungeher, Joyce Wolff, Miriam Wolf. llottom Row: Jewel Zinke, Vicki Victorson, Gziyzinne Von Boeselager, Kathy Wietor, Jane Woods, Reverly Wodach. kewl 'i' 'i' Jl. 82? Shortly after World War II ended, the Class of '49 entered Maine. They didn't elect class officers or have many parties that first year, but they worked hard to make the Stadium Drive a success. Their sophomore class party gained fame for them, for Lena the Hyena appeared to help celebrage Dogpatch style. They suffered through the bus strike and leamed to accept the new look with its long skirts and short haircuts. As upper Classmen fhgy united their efforts to improve the Student Council and re- vise the Constitution. After the flurry of finals, marching practice, honors assembly, the breakfast, and the Prom at the Country Club, the Class of '49 wait anxiously to receive their diplomas and go out into the world-- citizens of tomorrow. At the left are the senior class sponsors, Mrs. Leila Baas and Mr. john Lienhard, and the class officers, joan Millard, treasurer, jean Williamson, secretary, Ian MacFarlane, presidentg and Dick Bledsoe, vice-president. Pictured above are the senior Student Council representatives jean Will- iamson, Dick Bledsoe, joan Millard, Sue Schulze, Carolyn List, and jack Barbieri. f.sa1lf'49 ,lACKll4l AIJAIH -- 'llransfer lg Social Science Club .Lg Pep Club 43 lfuture Teachers' Club Secretary 4g '49 Club Al.AYNl'i Allllli -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Hand l, 2, 33 Stadium Drive lg ,Ir. Math Club 2: Biology Club 23 Water liallet 2, 3, 4: Physics Club 33 Good Words Club 3, 44 Spanish Club Vice-president 43 Chemistry Club 4: Cirls' Club Council Sr. Chuirmun 4: Speakers' llureuu 3, -ll L49 Club ,IUIIN AI.l,lCN -- Band 1, ll, LS, -L: Ur- chestru 4g l.atin Club 2, 3, fl-L Rifle Club 2, 3 Cl.YDl'l ANDERSON -- Coll Mgr: 3, Swimming l, 23 lil Club 2, 3, -L NANCY ANDICHSON -- Pep Club C.A.A. l, 2, 3: lfashion Club l, 2 lliology Club 2: llistory llonors Cood WordsClub. lg lfrench Club Chemistry Club 43 '49 Club NANCY J. ANDICIISUY -- Transfer If A Cappella -Lg 21,9 Club llAl,l'll ANITHRSUN -- llistory Honors 3 llistory Award 3g Social Science Club m 4, Vice-president 3 TOM AMANN --lntramurul Sports. liiology Club 2, Chemistry Clubl Swimmin g 3, 21 3 grffiffiffffi 1 - 4f'1r1.g ,,,lX1o- b- Q , ,bg we vt N. if will Kfigrxfwytf' ff' 42551 ':: '::'b.' im- 25-7551 Q3 A. .uf 9 S . NUI X 1, , - if Y - ,lEllllY BAl,llRlUCl'f -- lntramural Smarts l llN AHMHN FHOLVI 1, 2, 3, -lg llomeroom Officer I: llloys' Club llep. 1, 2g llanrl 2: Track -lg So- cial Science Club 4g Speakers' lluruau 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 llifle Club 3 ll0lll'lll'l' !XVPllllLl, -- Rifle Club l Alllllll'lY BALI, -- Transfer 3: '-1.9 Club lillil, li,-Xl,l, -- Crossfcountry ll Swim- 9Al.I.lli IZAII-I -- 'Vransfcr 41 Good Words ming il: Intramural Spfirts I, 2. 3, 1 Club -I.: llep Club -Lg '49 Club TUKI li.-XRANSKI -- llifle Club l, 12, lico- presiclenl 3: Student Council 2: lntra- , ,, t 'lS t.2,3:C iCll2,3,fL: Ulliwlilllil - HAIXIUR n t ,A'A' 2l . 'lr' lilatl' llgllllllrgiclyoflillm llresiillgn fn 3: U lllicmislry l: l ep Club, l, 23 Commercial Club Club president 4. CmSS,C0unu.V IL. President il: lwlshion Club 'l Wrestling 4 i ' i .- J MV49 BOB l3Alllll'lY JACK llARl3llClll -- Intramural Sports l, 2, 33 Class President 2: Camera Club 3, 4g lladio Club 13 Stadium lliive lg l.atin Club 2g Chemistry Club 4g Student Council 1, 2, 4 ,ICANN llftllli - C.A.A. 1, 23 Pep Club lg llomeroom Officer 13 Biology Club 25 Theater Club 33 Good Words Club 3g Chemistry Club 4: '49 Club HOB BARON -- Transfer 3g German Club 3: Physics Club 3: Chemistry Club 45 lntramural Sports 3 KW . ti' x KEN BAUSKE -- Rifle Club 19 Weight- lifting 4g Chemistry Club 45 Wrestling 43 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4 DOLORES IXEDUHN -- Fashion Club l, 2 G.A.A. lg Pep Club lg llowling Club 3, 4g Good Words Club 3, 4: Theater Club 3g '49 Club IDIS BICICDY ll0I,,ORl'IS BEER -- C.A.A. 1, 39 Com- mercial Club 4g Bowling Club Secretary 4: '49 Club W 3 -J wmv Fllldll l3l'lll,l'l -- Cross-country l, 2, 3, Captain 43 'llrack l, 2, 3, 43 MH Club 3, 4 llAlil3AllA lll'll.l, -- Mounted Nlainites l, 2, 3, President 45 G.A.A. l, 2: Pep Club lg Cood Words Club l, 2, 3, Span- ish Club 23 '49 Club ,IllANl'l'A l3l'lNNl'l'l1T -- Girls' Clee lg l,atin Club 25 Mounted Nlainites 25 Good Words Club 3, G.A.A. 45 Chemistry'Club 4: l'ep Club 4g Social Science Club 49 '49 Club l3l,ANClll'l Bl'lllNDT -- Commercial Club 41 '49 Clubg Chemistry Club 4 WILL Bl'lUTTl,ER -- Swimming lg Cer- man Club 2, Science Award 2: National llonor Society 3, 49 Wrestling 43 Chem- istry Club 43 Weightlifting 3, 4 RICHARD BEYERS -- Baseball 1, 2, 4g llomeroom Officer ll Band 3, 4' Orchestra 3, 43 Football lg lntramural Sports 1, 2, 4 MAllCARl'l'l' l3lllKl'lNl'lSS -- C.A.A. l, 2 33 Pep Club l, 2, 34 jr. Math Club 2: Biology Club 3, Physics Club 3: Span- ish Club 3, 45 lfashion Club lg Chem- istry Club 4g Social Science Club 43 J jr. llay 3, 43 Stadium Drive lg Good Words Club 2: '49 Club KEN BJORKQUIST -- lliflc Club l: lliology Club 2g Physics Club 39 Chem- istry Club flg Pioneer flg Stadium Drive lg lntramural Sports 12, 3, -13 Social Science Club 4 f A ,sk - , . -' ' l .3 Z' , x -I DALE lll.ACKWEl.l,. -- Radio Club 1, 2 34 Camera Club 3: Bo s' Glee 1, If Y Cappella 2, 3, 4 l llANCl'lS lll,Alll -- G.A.A. l, -lg Mount- ed Mainites l, 23 l.atin Club 2, French Club 4, Pep Club l, 2, 45 Girls' Club Treasurer 43 Orchestra 33 Girls' Glee 1, 4g Chemistry Club 44 lVlusic Masters 43 Studio Orchestra 3 DICK BLHDSOE -- Boys' Club Rep. 1, Stadium Drive lg Student Council 1,4, Convention lg Track 2, 3, 43 History llonors 39 M Club 2, 3, Vice-pres- ident 4, Boys' State 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Cross-country 43 Chemistry Club 4 Sllllll,l'lY BOHANNON -- G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 llomeroom Officer l: Girls' Club Hep. 13 Good Words Club 2, 35 Variety Show 33 '49 Club ROSl?llVlAllY BRADY -- G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Homeroom Officer lg Fashion Club l, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 34 Riding Club 3g Bowl: ing Club 4, Commercial Club 43 '49 Club VERA BRASCH -- German Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 43 Howling Club 4 MARY ETHEL BREHM - G.A.A. 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 45 '49 Club GEHALDINE BREMER - History Honors 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 4, Good Words Club 45 '49 Club ,as 19 IV! 5 FRANK BRIARDY -- German Club 2, 3, 45 'llrack 1, 2, 43 Radio Club 13 Cross- country l DONALD BRINKMAN -- Chemistry Club 43 Baseball 43 Rifle Club I3 Biology Club 23 Intramural Sports 4 BILL BROWN -- Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2g Baseball 3, 43 Swimming 3, 43 Track 13 Rifle Club 13 Stadium Drive 13 M Club 43 Chemistry Club 4 ,IIIVI BUCHANAN -- Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Chemistry Club 45 Physics Club 33 History H0n0l'S 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, M Club 3, 4 BILL BURKHART -- Rifle Club 2g Chem istry Club 4 MARIE BURLINGAME - Fashion Club 1: Biology Club 2g Pep Club 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 23 Good Words Club 2, 3, 4g Variety Show 3g French Club 33 '49 Club ESTIIER BUSK -- G.A.A. l, 23 Pep Club 1, 23 French Club 33 Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club 43 Fashion Club 43 '49 Club CRAIG CALLIES -- Football 1, 2g Basketball 1, 23 Biology Club 23 Physics Club Treasurer 33 Harvard Book Award 33 National Honor So- cieg' 3, President 43 Chemistry Club 43 Stu ent Council Executive Board 4 ' A I ,r e,, 3 gf 3 r CARROLLCAMlilRON-- G.A.A. 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Variety Show 35 Girls' Club Rep. 29 French Club 49 '49 Club DOLORES CARLSON -- C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, President 4-9 Or- chestra 13 Good Words Club 43 Com- mercial Club 4-, '49 Club ROSE ANN CARLSON - Pep Club l, 29 G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 43 Water Ballet 1, 2, 35 4, Band 1, 23 A CHPPCHH lv 2s Te 'aPin 1, 2, 3, 4, '49 Club LOIS CARROLL -- Pep Club 1, '2, 3, 43 Stadium Drive 13 G.A.A. 2, 3g A Ca- ppella 25 '49 Club '49 if , 5 , MARY CARTLAND -- Mounted Mainites 13 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, 3 Good Words Club 3, A Capella 3, 4 '49 Club, Social Science Club 4 DONALD CHRISTENSEN - Cross- C0'-lHil'y 19 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4, Football 3 JANET CLASS - Stadium Drive 1g Girls' Club Rep. 25 Mounted Mainites 33 Thea- ter Club 3g Commercial Club 4- PATRICIA COLLET -- G.A.A. 3, 45 Commercial Club 43 Bowling Club 4- o'af Q- fVlAllGAlll'l'l' CONLPIY -- G.A.A. 1, 29 Biology Club 29 Latin Club 2, 33 Rifle Club 35 Jr. Play 35 Jr. Math Clubl, President 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, President 4g Chemistry Club 4 SIIIHLICY CONRAD -- G.A.A. 33 '49 Club FIIANCES COOK -- Jr. Math Clubl' Secretary-treasurer 23 Good Words Club, 3, 44 French Club 49 '49 Club ISAHISARA COPPLIC -- Student -Council 2, 3, Secretary 4, State Conference 33 Girls' Club Rep. 1, 2, Conference 13 G.A.A. lg Pep Club 1, 2g Biolor Club 2, 3, Vice-president 2, French Cgliib 25 jr. Math Club 23 Good Words Club 33 Chemistry Club 4g Speakers' Bureau 3, 43 Variety Show 35 Class Secretary 3: '49 Club - 111, ll F rms' A .p x .,, 1 '4 fr.:- f 90 BILL CORNELIUS -- Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 15 Lalifl Club 23 Biology Club 2g Physics Clllb 39 M Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4 BOB COSBY -- Football 2, 3 BOB CRAM -- Football 1, 33 Basketball 15 Band 1, 23 Chemistry Club 4 JOBYNA CIIONKIIITIC -- G.A.A. I, 2 A BOB Cll0WlClJli -- lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Weightlifting 4, German Club 2, 4, Radio Club 1 JOYCE Clll,TON -- llaton Club lg Biology Club 25 '49 Club, C.A.A. 1,4 JUAN CUMP -- Transfer 25 U.A.A. 3, 4: Pep Club 35 Water liallet Ill Cond Words Club -l- ,lANl'l'l' CZl'lllllVONKY -- Jr. Math Club lg Cirls' Glee Accompanist lg A Cu- ppclla 2, 3, Secretary 4, Latin Club 2: Water llallet 1, 25 German Club 3, -lg Chemistry Club 4: Music Masters 4 4 '49 . 1 u: . 'H-gp sf I l'll,AlNlC llAlllVl -- Water Ballet 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Cennan Club 2, Coocl Words Club 22 Girls' Club llep. 1, 2g C.A.A. l, 23 A Cappella 3, 43 llomeroom Officer 13 '49 Club Cll.l3lCR'l' DAHM -- Football 2, 3, 4 NlAllY Al,lCl4l DAVIICS -- llep Club 2 3, -Lg Jr. Nlutb Club lg Yuricty Show l 3, llancl 3, '13 C.A.A. lg Cond Worcls Club l, 23 Jr. Play l, 23 '49 Club lJOli0'l'llY DAVIS -- llancl 1, 2, 3: fi-A-A l E I 1 W Q. , 35 E K S JIM UE LOOP' -- lntramural Sports 3, 49 Rifle Club 3 MARILYN DICNNICH -- G.A.A. lg Good Words Club 3 PATRICIA UICNTUN -- Transfer 2 JEANNE DFITTMAN -- G.A.A. lg German Club 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 44 '49 Club BARBARA DICK -- G.A.A. 3g Theater Club 35 Bowling Club 3, 43 Good Words Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 4 JACK DOBEY --Track 1, 43 Football l 25 Biology Club Secretary 25 Physics Club 39 intramural Sports 1, 2, 4g Chem- istry Club 4-g Weightlifting 3 MAHY ALICE DISCH -- G.A.A. 1, 3 Mounted Mainites 4g Chemistry Club 4 Spanish Club 43 '49 Club ARLENE DOEliBER -- Girls' Glee lg A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Music Masters 4: District Music Contest 3, 43 jr. Math Club 2, Good Words Club 3, 43 llowl- ing Club 4g Speakers' Bureau 4g Theater Club 33 '49 Clubg French Club 4 92 7 I I iN'lAlll.l'lNl'f l70l'flll3lCll -- Girls' Glec lg A Cappella 2, 3, .LL Jr. Nlath Club 2: rlllmoute-r Club 2: Good Words Club -I.: Howling Club -L: 51.9 Club .IRAN DOIIICNY MARI,ENl'1 Dolllfllli -- G.A.A. 1: Girls' Club llep. I, Council 3: Goocl Words Club 2, 3g Biology Club 2: Variety Show li: Chemistry Club 4: '49 Club, Treasurer l,Ulll'l'l ll:X DOWNl'lY -- G..N.A. lg Pep Club l: liutin Club 21 lliology Club2g Chemistry Club 4g Girls' Club Council -L: '40 Club '49 - HD DllAKl'i -- l.a1tin Club 2: lliology Club 29 Physics Club 33 German Club 3, fig Chemistry Club 4g Swimming 41 Track 4: jr. Math Club 1 liOlil11Ii'l'lJRlCSSI'1I, -- Gvrmnn Club 12, LS: lntrmnural Sports 2, 3 JOAN Dlllil.lN -- lhl0l1l'lll'fl lilalinilvs Zig Theater Club 33 Girls' Club llcp. 1: Stadium Drive Ig '49 Club MARCH DURBAND S CAROL Dll'l'llll'i -- Water Ballet l, 2, 3, flg Social Science Club 45 Speakers' llurrau -I-1 Latin Club 2, 3, 4g liaml l, 23 Chemistry Club ig '49 Clubg C.A.A. l, 4 lJOllO'l'lIlCA l4iAS'l'l'ilillOl,lSl'i -- Cerman Club 2, ll DORIS I'll3lCRllMllYI' -- G.A.A. 1, 3: Cond Words Club 3: Chemistry Club 4 lfashion Club 4: Spanish Club 43 '49 Club fl1AllCAlll'l'l' l'iDl'illl,l3i -- Transfer 33 Music Masters 4: A Cappella 49 '49 Club: Chemistry Club -1 Z is 'Q X ,fi .ag ICUCICNIC l'1CKlCl3lllCCll'I' -- Chemistry Club 45 Intramural Sports 4 DONALD EDGE -- Transfer 23 Rifle Club 2, 3g intramural Sports 35 ill Club 3, 4 DON EDWARDS EDWARD EDWARDS -- Football 2: Golf 2g Weightlifting 3: intramural Sports 3 'S' fav. 49 l BILL IGGAN -- Track 23 lntramural Sports DC PNC H I Omhall 1 2 3 l l'llYI.l,lS ICKUMII, -- Mounted Mainites 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 43 Clmcmislry Club Secretary 43 '49 Clllb l5AllllAllA l'll,l,lNGl'lll -- A Cappella 15 3 l llSlllllI1 Club L NlAlilUN l'lNlQl'fl.lllllll -- l'lklSlllOIl Clulm lg f--A-N 1, 24 Pep Club 1, 11,3g '49 club .f'll'Ull EY PZYITR -- l.atin Club 25 Student Council 15 C.A.A. l, 25 Pep Club 15 Mounted Mainites 15 Good Words Club 35 Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 45 '49 Club ,IICAN l ll'll,D -- Transfer 45 GBYIIIHH Club .11 Social Science Club 45 '49 Club Pllll. I lFl.l'1S -- Camera Club 3 MNC! ,IC l1'll,I.IllNG -- Transfer CHARLOTTE Fll,l.hlAN -- Ccrman Club 3, 45 Social Science Club 4 WAYNE FISCIIER -- Swimming 1, 2, 45 Latin Club 35 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 45 Tennis 4 DAN FISHER -- Hadio Club 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Masters 3, President 45 Cerman Club 2, 3 FRANK FITZGERALD -- Transferilg Chemistry Club 4 K 44,49 l,AVl'illNlC l l,lCN'l'lE -- C.A.A. 1, 2,3 43 Biology Club 2, 3: Chemistry Club 49 Cerman Club 3, 4g Latin Club 2, Pro- gram Chairman 3, President 4g Social Science Club Secretary 44 llistory llon- ors 35 Science Awards 1, 25 National llonor Society 3, Vice-president 49 liens 3, Senior lfditor 4: Girls' Club Council 3, -l, llig Sister Co-chairman 2, Confer- ence 2g Pep Club l,2, 35 Future Teach- ers' Club 43 jr. Play 3: Stadium Drive lg District l.atin Contest 35 '49 Club ,llhl l l.lC'l'ClllYIl -- Pioneer 3: Art lqflitor 11. l.OllISl+I l-'l,llllRl'Ill -- Cerman Club 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 43 '49 Club ISABICI il .l'l FRASPI ll -- Theater Club 25 Fashion Club 4g A Cappella 2g Cirls' Clee 3 JERRY FREY -- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 44 Boys' Club llep. lg M Club 3, 4 lCAlll.FiNl'l Fllll'lDl,ANDEll -- C.A.A. l, 23 Pep Club l,2, 33 Biology Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 4g Fashion Club 2, 43 '49 Club KEN F Rlb1DRlCll -- Biology Club 23 Rifle Club 1 ISAHRIIC l HI'l'SClllC fu.. 40 A 'kj' YVUNNIC l lll.l.l'1 -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, liourcl 3g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- president 33 Water Ballet 1, 2, 3, 4, 'lerrapin 2, 3, -13 Spanish Club 35 Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club Corr. Secretary 4g '49 Club DANC GARRIICI. RK'I l'Y GALLOWAY -- Biology Club 2, Cirls' Club Rep. 23 Pep Club 1, 23 G.A.A. l, 25 French Club 49 Good Words Club 2, 11, 4: Variety Show 3g '49 Club IRIS GAl,l,0WAY -- G.A.A. 13 Howling Club lg Chemistry Club 49 liand 1, 2, 21, -1: '-19 Club JOAN GALLUP -- G.A.A. 1, 23 Girls' Club Rep. 13 French Club 23 Mounted Mainites 2, 33 Pep Club 35 Chemistry Club 4, Pioneer 43 '49 Club DOLORES GARDNER -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 MARGARET GARDNER -- Pep Club 2, Girls' Glee 4 MARY GARDNER -- Pep Club 2, 3 f ' ff -V , A 2 A I 4 ' 1 K i ll I -R C Aa16'49 qw 'sr 455-'ff ff :Q 1' iw L T if 4 .,3 '5f2ef4. ,mfililffiim WILLARD GARDNER -- Rifle Club 1 DAN GARRITY -- Track 13 Rifle Club lg lntramural Sports 2, 3, 45 History Ilonorsag Chemistry Club 45 Tennis 4 ROBERT GAULKE PILSIE GEIGER - Pep Club 23 Theater Club 2, 3g German Club 2 BOB GIIJIJESPIIC -- Transfer 33 Camera Club 4g Biology Club 3g Intramural Sports 33 Tennis 45 Swimming 4 PAULINE COJCETA -- C.A.A. 13 Pep Club 1, 2 Lost and Found Mgr. 3, 4 BILL GOODALE -- Swimming 1, 2, 39 Nl Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural S orts l, 4-5 Biology Club 2, Chemistry Cliub 4- JANET GOTTHART -- Transfer 4: Pe Club 45 G.A.A. 4, Chemistry Club 43 A Cappella 4: '49 Club S l'll.lZABl'iTH GRIEBICI, - Transfer 4-Z Chemistry Club 4 SUSAN GRIFFIN -- Good Words Club 1, 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Fashion Club 43 Social Science Club 4g Sketch Club 34 '49 Club GORDON GUNDICRSON -- Camera Club Secretary-treasurer 3, Student Council 24 Wrestlin 25 Track 15 Radio Club 1, Stadium Erive 15 Pioneer 25 Chem- islrv Club 4 CHARLES GURNEY -Transfer 3: Chem- istry Club 49 Band 3, 4 NANCY GWIN -- Girls' Club Rep. 1: llomeroom Officer 13 Fashion Club Secretary 2, Commercial Club 4 BOB IIACKE -- Track lg Rifle Club 1, 2, 33 Boys' Club Rep. 1, 2 PHYLLIS HAGENSON -- G.A.A. 1, 29 Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Mounted Mainites 2, 3, Physics Club 43 Pep Club 2, 33 '49 Club SALLY HALFORD -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g Fashion Club 1, 24 Biology Club 2g La- tin Club 2, 3g Vice-president 4g Good Words Club 2, 35 Social Science Club 45 HiSt0I'y' Honors 35 Girls' Glee 1 '49 Club X v A af '49 l'llCllAllD IIALI, -- Transfer 2, Swim- ming Mgr. 2, M Club 2, 3, 4 B013 HNVI S anish Club 4 Ph sics 2 1 -- P' 2 Y Club 33 lntramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4 HARRY HAMMEII -- Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 2, 3, 4, M Club 3,4 COLlC'l'TE IIANNEY -- Transfer 39 French Club 3, Social Science Club 4: Fashion Club 44 '49 Club DICK HANOR -- Transfer 39 Camera Club3 DONALD HANSIQN -- Track l, 2, 3, 4: lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, -12 Physics Club 3, Boys' Club llep. 23 Chemistry Club 4 RONALD llANSl'lN-- Swimming lg Wres- tling 2, 4: lntramural Sports 3, 4, llaclio Club 1, Camera Club 23 Physics Club 3g Jr. Play 3 SIIIHLEY HANSICN -- l3owling,Club -1 S . JIM llAljlClVlAN -- Football 1, 2, 33 Band l, 2, 33 History llonors 33 Biology Club 2 ALLAN llAlllilSON -- lntramural Sports l 2 3 7 9 CllAlll.l'lS HAYES -- Social Science Club 3, 43 Pioneer 3, Editor 43 Span- ish Club 43 Quill and Scroll 3, Vice- presiflent 4-3 lSllPA Convention 4 liAllliAliA lll'llMSOTll -- Chemistry Club 4: Pioneer 43 '49 Club N X2 ll ' RUDY HICINKEI, -- Rifle Club 1, 2, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 ,IllVl HITLFICRS -- German Club 23 Social Science Club 3, 4 CLHON HICNDRY - C..-LA. 13 Spanish Club 23 Biology Club 33 Theater Club 33 649 Club LA VICRNIC IIENRICIISEN -- lsusbion Club 23 G.A.A. 39 'lfheater Club 33 Bowling Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Good Words Club 3, Vice-president 43 Pep Club 43 '49 Club A 4 '49 ix 3 DllllCl'i lll'ilil3l'ill'l' -- Swimming 25 lVlusic Masters 45 Orchestra 3, 4 IVIAIIIIHEN llII.l. -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g Bio- logy Club 2g Spanish Club 3, 43 Chem- istry Club 4: '49 Clubg A Cappella 3, 4 SlllHl.llC llllJlVlES -- G.A.A. 1, 25 Pep Club 13 Good Words Club 33 Biology Club 25 '49 Club SAl.I.Y llOCAl300lll -- C.A.A. 1, 2, 3,43 Pep Club 2: Camera Club 3, Vice-pres- idcnt 4 'J 'U ri? l. , . K 3 ,, . Q' :Q 54 r . FC!-9r'NE'iX7 se y X, Q1-.3-was DQ, 'az fg. fdmgrli I A i M' Fil. Q' t timf fair 'Z ji X93 N ox .1 ips 'GRN 4,9 .4 4 'i ' my WHS 2- , -CWM Q K. , 1 'f '51, 51 3 DONALD llOl.'l'Z -- Hand 'lg Football 23 Boys' Dowling Club 3g Weightlifting 43 Intramural Sports 3. -lg lluseball 3, 4 SAl.I,Y HOOD -- C.A.A. lg hlounlccl ll-'lainitcs lg ,lr. llflath Club I, 2: lllutcr llallet 3, -ig Social Science Club Vice- presirlent -lg Cirls' Club Council lg l,ens L3 Chemistry Club 4g l.atin Club -7 CHUCK HOPKINSON -- lfootball 13 llaslcetball l, 2, 3: Cross-country 43 'llraclx 4g lntramural Sports l, 2, 15, 49 l lloys, Club llep. 13 Chemistry Club - 1 Nl Club 4 HILL ll0llNl3l.0WEll -- lntramural Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Football lllgr. 2g llaseball 2, 3, 49 Wrestling 43 Stadium Drive lg ill Club 2, 3, 4 my-gf 4.431 I-aiibfl . 'auf IO ll PATSY IIOWE -- French Club 23 A Cap- pella 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play 24 Jr. Play 3, Nlusic Masters 44 Theater Club 2, 3, Pioneer 4 JOE HUISBARD -- Transfer 23 Spanish Club 3, 43 Physics Club 3, Wrestling 4, Intramural Sports 3, Chemistry Club 4 ED lllllCNERFAU'l'H -- Football 1, 2 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, M Club 4, SillKlCl'll C0l1IlCil Service Cgfps Chair. man 4 DICK IHVING -- Track 1, 2, 3, 44 El00lbHll 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 33 Class Vice-president 2, President 3, Student Council Executive Board 3, President 44 Physics Club 34 Cer- 'HHH Clllb 45 Chemistry Club 4, Chicago Youth Conference 4, S.C. State Con- vention 3, 4, WCS! Suburban Conference 3, -1-2 lariety Show 3, Mn Club 3, -ll Science Awards 2, 3 Y X1 -- Swimming li Jr. NORMAN .IAIIN Play 3g Orchestra 4: Band 2, 3, 4 NICK JANNOTTA JEAN JENKINS -- C.A.A. 1: Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4, '49 Club JOAN JENKINS -- Biology Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 3, 45 Good Words Club 4: Commercial Club 4, Bowling Club 43 G.A.A. 1, 3: '49 Club J wr ,pl 1 2 A af '49 RUTH JENSEN -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mounted Mainites 3g Camera Club 3, Secretary 4 DAN JOHANN -- Rifle Club 2: German Club 2, 3, History Honors 3, Hand 1, 2 3 DICK JOIINSEN BERNADINE JOHNSON -- Baton Club 1, 2, 33 C.A.A. 13 Water Ballet 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 4g Spanish Club 49 Pioneer 43 Social Science Club 4, '49 Club IP i FHlCDl'lHlCK JOHNSTON -- Rifle Club 23 Quill and Scroll 3, Treasurer 4: Pioneer 3 MAHJORY JOHNSTON -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, , 43 Pep Club lg French Club 3, Scho- lastic Art Award 3g History Honors 34 Orchestra 1 DOROTHY JONES -- Transfer 43 Hand 4 HOXANNE JONES -- Mounted lllainites 2 3 latin Club 3 4 Pi neer 'I 1 , , .4 A 0 ,, ., LQ Chemistrv Club 4: Social Science Club 3, 49 '-L9 Club .RN 4-J 'fi 3 S . J X5 HAY .l0lifil'iNSl'iN -' GCI'm2if1 Clllb 1, Cl'iOllCl4i KAMllll'illl'lll -- Swimming 2, 12, Ji, -l-1 Cross-country 1, 2g Truck 1, wirgstlingig 2, iz lliolngy Club 24 Social Science Club L: lliflc Club 2, 11. ,IUQXY K:XlSl'lll -- Cirls' Club llep. 1: W yy 1 ' 'px i u 9 , l . , Spanish Club 3,4g Pep Club lg Chem- B2SlgeEimlf1Agf 44 liciiqtvlidgluixi' 44 istry Club 43 C.A.A. 1, 29 '49 Club Cl'lUllCl'i KAl,Alr -- llaml l, 23 Jr. play 23: intramural Sports 2, 3 Kl'iNNE'l'll Klflllf -- lioys' Cleo ll A Cappella 2, 3, President 4g Track 2, 3 NlAYl'll,l,A KALAI, -- Girls' Club Council 133 C.A.A. l, 2, 3, President 4-3 Water liallet 1, 2, 3, -li Terrupin 1, 2, 3, 4: X V , ' l'0p Club l, 2, 3, -Lg ,lr. Play 3g Cheer- ANlTA Kl'lT'lil,ESl'.N -- Mounted Malnltes lemlcr l,2, 3, '13 '49 Club 15 G-A-A- 1, 25 'fl-9 Club 'N 'Uh ,IKE Aaf'49 X 4 FS. CAllNl4lY Kl'l'TlNCl'lll -- Stadium Drive l: Student Council 1, 2, 3, Executive lloarcl 43 District Conference 33 Assem- bly Co-chairman 4, Jr. Play 3, -li Variety Show 3, 4, Track 1, 43 A Cappella 1, 3, 4: Speakers' Bureau 3, 4 Nl'lll. KJOS -- llille Club lg lliology Club 2, Physics Club 3, Chemistry Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Presirlent 4: A Cappella l, 3, il-4 Music Masters 3, Vice-president 4g lflootball 1, 2, 3, fl-3 0FCllCSU'B 33 lloys' Clee lg Weightlifting 3 llllSSl'Il,l. KNOX IJCANOR KOEHLER -- Theater Club 29 llowling Club 4, Good Words Club 45 Commercial Club 43 '49 Club lIlClll3 KOl+ll,I,ING -- Football 2, 33 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Cermun Club 2, 3, 4: Social Science Club .13 Chemistry Club Vi ce-president 4-g llistory lloiiors 33 lntramural Sports 43 M Club 3, ll, WAl,'l'l'lll K0l1lI,I,lNG -- lfootbull l, 2, 3, V l,l'lN K0l'lNl'lN -- 'llennis 1, 25 liusebull 2, 3, -1: Basketball 45 ill Club Q, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, AL ,lAXll'lS KONCAllbll,-- 'llrunsfer 2: Swim- ming 3: Weightlifting 3, 43 Wrestling 45 liaml 3 1. 4' Q NlAlll.lCl'l KRl'Cl'lli -- llowling Club 43 C.A.A. lg Commercial Club Ll WA I ,'l'lC ll LAD HN DOR lf Y.-XNfilfl l.A HOCZCA -- Transfer 39 llnuntml Nluinitvs 33 Pep Club 3,45 C..-'l.A. Sl, Lg ciIHl1l'T1Cl'Cl1fllCllllJ4Q llowl- ing Club Al: Chcinistry Club 43 Social Scioncc Club fl, lfashion Club 4-9 '49 Club l,l'lUNAllll LAHSON --Physics Club .ln fllieniistry' Club 41 Wrestling 4 MARGARET l,Al'l'fll -- A Cappella 2, 3: Cirls' Clee lg Cemian Club 2, 39 JAYIC l,AWlll'lNCFf -- C.A.A. l, 2, 3, .13 A Cappella 2, 3, '19 Spanish Club 4,4 Pep Club 2, 4-Q Pioneer 45 Cirls' Club Council 43 64-9 Club SHIlil.l'IY MAR IJCARK -- Fashion Club fl WAYNE l,l'll'lNCllAN -- Swimming I, 2 3, 4, Captain 23 Latin Club 3g M Club 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Chemistry Club 4 Aa-f'49 will S mi s Q.. , ' ,Lg Al if DUANE LEGGETT -- Wrestling 3, 45 lntramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Track 4 DALE l.l'lll3NlTZ -- Cross-country 15 Track 15 Biology Club- 25 lntramural Sports 2, 35 Tennis 25 Chemistry Club 4 BARBARA LEICHSENRING -- Girls' Club Rep. 1, Conference 25 Variety Show 1, 35 A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 45 Li- brarian 25 District and State Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Masters 2, 3, Secretary 45 German Club 35 '49 Clubg Good Words Club 45 Theater Club 3 MARILYN LEMKE - German Club 2, 3 ,IOHN N. LINDEN - Wrestling 2, 35 In- tramural Sports 15 Weightlifting 45 Ger- man Club 2 BOB LINDSTROM CAHOLYN LIST -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Mounted Mainites 25 Jr. Math Club 1, Vice-president 25 Pep Club 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Student Council 2, 45 '49 Clubg Speakers' Bureau 2, 35 Girls' Club Council 3, Vice- resident 45 Water Ballet 3, 45 French Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Future Teachers' Club Vice- president 4 IDA MAE LOBENHOFER -- A Cap ella 1: 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 15 Fashion f1,lub2 1 t , xi, BOB LOCKWOOD -- German Club 2, 35 Chemistry Club 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Cross- country 45 Golf 4 ROD LONSINCER - Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2g Weightlifting 35 M Club 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 45 Boys' Club President 4 BARBARA LOYE - Pep Club ll Bowl- ing Club 1, 45 G.A.A. 35 Commercial Club 45 '49 Club l'A'l'lilClA LUCEY -- Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 C.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Biology Club 2g Good Words Club 45 '49 Clubg Bowl- ing Club 45 Commercial Club 4 BOB LUDMANN -- Band 1, 25 A Cap- pella 2, 3, 45 Music Masters 4 TOM LUFICK -- Transfer 25 A Cappella 3, 45 German Club 3, 4 JEANNE LUNDBERG -- '49 Club IAN MACFARLANE -- Football 1, 2 ' Cl l , 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 HM' , up 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Physics Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Student Council 3, Executive Board 45 Class President 4 '61 aaq A 11:7 401349 CR K ls Q l Q ': 5 'Q IIAYNICS MAl,0Nl'l -- Football l,2g llomcroom Officer l: Physics Club 3g Chemistry Club 4 IVlAlll,l'1Nl'l MANDY -- Mounted lVlainites 2, 33 Cootl Words Club 3, 43 C0mmCI'CiHl Club tl- ,lANl'l MANZ-- Chemistry Club 45 '49 Club lllANl'l l.lMiSll -- C.fX..4. l, 12, 3, All Pep Club 1, Q, 3, 45 Cheerleamicr l, 2, 3, 4g Cirls' Club liep. l, wellilfe Clminnun 2: Social Co-chairman 3, Conference l, 2, 32 wlllef lilillffl ly 2, 3, 41,3 'lk-pmpin 2, 3, lg Stuclent Coun- pil 2, 3, Assembly Co-chairman -ll lfrenvh Club l, il: 'l9 Clubi .ClalSS SQg:rctm'y 25 llistory llonors 35 Chicago Youth Conference ll BLANCHIC MAll'l'lN -- G.A.A. l, 2, 4: Mounted Mainites l, 23 Cemian Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 4g '49 Clubg Social Science Club 4 MAIIILYN MARTYN -- G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Water Ballet 2, 3, 45 Terrapin 3, 4g J lep Club 2, 3, 4g Biology Club 25 '49 Clubg Chemistry Club4 B011 IVIATIIICSON -- Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 German Club I, 22 Chemistry Club 4g M Club 3, 4 lVlAli,l0llll'l lVlA'l'SCll -- German Club 2, 4 Howling Club lg Cood Words Club ll I, I I v l an l I ,f T ', A' o ff' ix! 1 , f. 4 5- f ,J JOAN MCCABE -- Water Ballet 1, 2, 3, 45 Terrapin 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club Rep. 2, Big Sister Chairman 3, President 45 Jr. Math Club 1, 25 Good Words Club 2. 3, 45 FHSlli0Il Club 25 '49 Clubg Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Executive Board 4 JIM MCGINN - Football 1, 2,3, 45 Base- ball 2, 35 Track 3, 45 Nl Club 45 Boys' Club Rep. 15 Latin Club 2, 3, Chemist Club 4' Variet Show 35 , VY v Y lllstory Honors 3 MABIANNIC IVICKUANE -- French Club 45 '49 Clubg Variety Show 35 Good Words Club I, 2, 3, 45 Mounted Mainites 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 25 Biology Club 25 Girls' Club Council 35 Theater Club 3: Jr. Play 4 lIlT'I'lI MCIVIAIION -- Girls' Club Rep. 15 '49 Clubg Fashion Club 4 ALBERT MEIER -- German Club 2: Camera Club President 2, Vice-president 35 Track 1, 25 Intramural Sports I, 2: Radio Club 1 BARBARA MELLENKAMP -- G.A.A. 1, 2 3, Good words Club 1, 2, 34 '49 Club, Pep Club 1 JOAN MILLAHD -- G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Water Ballet 1, 2, 3, 45 Terrapin 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, Secretary 25 Biology Club 35 French Club 45 Social Science Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Student Council 3, 45 History llonors 35 '49 Clubg Pep Club 15 Speakers' Bureau 35 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 45 National Ilon- or Society 3, 4 GLEN MILLER --Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 'Q vii: f.so1C'49 .IRAN MlLl.l'Il1 -- G.A.A. lg Good Words Club 1, 23 jr. Math Club 23 liens 2, 3, Faculty Editor 43 Pioneer 3, Exchange Editor 45 '49 Club, Chem- istry Club 43 Jr. Play 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 MARILYN NIILLER -- C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, LL, Latin Club 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Pep Club 3, 49 Chemistry Club 4: Fashion Club 23 .lr. Math Club 23 '49 Club, Social Science Club 45 Good Words Club 4 l1Ol3l'll'l'l' MILLER -- Rifle Club Treasurer 3 DON MII .NE -- Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club 3, 49 Golf 2, 3, 4, Track lg Physics Club 33 Chemistry Club 43 llomeroom Officer 1 TED MITCHELL Bon Moons: -- Boys' Club Hep. 1, Latin Club 2, 39 Chemistry Club 49 German Club 3, President 49 llistory llonors 35 Football 1, 23 Golf 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross-country 3, Al-3 M Club 4 FLOYD E. MOORE -- Christmas Pageant 25 llomeroom Officer 13 Intramural Sports 1 MARY JEAN MURPHY - C.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Water Ballet 2, 3, 4-9 Jr. Math Club 1, 23 Latin Club 25 jr. Play 3, 45 llistory llonors 35 Chemistry Club 4: Speakers' Bureau 4, '49 Club, Pioneer 4 QJX l llANKllC MURRAY -- C.A.A. 1, 2, ll, llourd Lg liatin Club 2, 3g Mounted Mziinites 34 '49 Clubg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4, Good Words Club 3: Pioneer 3,Columnist 45 Speakers' llureau 3 SIISANNE NAUMAN -- French Club 2, 3, BETTY LOU NlC'I'llERl.AND -- G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Mounted Nlainites 3 11, Speakers' llureau 35 lliology Club 3, JOE NICHOLSON -- Transfer 3 Mounted Nlainites 1, 2: C.A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 llanrl 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 45 Studio Orchestra 4g Chemistry Club Treasurer 43 Science Award 23 Camera Club 33 L49 Club: Social Science Club 3, 4 wr Ni-:1,soN -- c:.A.A. 1, 2, Mounted EYDWARD NICK --Band1,21 Intramural Mainitcs 33 '49 Club, Good Words Club 32 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 NANCY NELSON -- C.A.A. 1g,Ir. lVlath Club 2: Fashion Club lg lliology Club 24 l,ntin Club 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2: llistory llonors 3, '49 Club, Chemistry Club 49 Social Science Club 4, ISlll'A Convention 43 Pioneer 3, Feature and l.iterary lfclitor -lg Future Teachers' Club 4: Speakers' Bureau -1. ports 4 STEW NIICLSEN -- Football 1, 2: Tennis 2g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Rifle Club Ig Physics Club 35 Chemistry Club 4, llistory Honors 3 I 'hy xl! f.so1lf'49 ,IOANNE NISSEN -- Transfer 3g '49 Club MARY NORDIN - Transfer 33 Physics Club 3, c.A.A. 3, 4, Pep club 4, '49 Clubg Chemistry Club 43 Social Science Club 4: A Cappella 3, 4 ,IEAN NYLEN - C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club l, 23 lliology Club 25 '49 Clubg Jr. Math Club 23 Spanish Club 3, 43 Chem- istry Club 43 Science Awards 1, 2g llis- tory llonors 33 National Honor Society 3, 4. ROI! 0l3ElillElDE -- Swimming 1, 23 ln- trumural Sports 13 German Clu 2, 4 GEORGE O'l3lilEN -- Transfer 24 Football 2, 3, 43 liaslcetball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 M Club 2, 3, Board 43 l.atin Club 2, 33 German Club 33 Vice-president 43 Physics Club 33 Chemistry Club 49 Variety Show 33 Boys' Club Officer -l. PAT O'BRlEN -- Transfer 33 Football 43 Swimming 33 Baseball 3, 49 MMU Club 43 Chemistry Club 4 JIM OEHRINC -- llomeroom Ufficer 13 Rifle Club 43 Intramural Sports 1 JACK OKSNEE -- bl Club 3, President 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2g Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4 -Hr ,-.X -xNY'a-4 ir 2 . ,a a l L ni ,,, Q .. , J' . A . .,,'5,e ' .1,., X X fi ri 115 S I Q, ..:f.,,: DAIILIQNFI OLANDER -- Transfer 3 TVIAIIY OLSICN -- French Club 3, 43 Chem- istry Club 4: '49 Clubg Fashion Club 45 Mounted Nlainites lg A Cappella 1, 3 DON OLSON - Radio Club 1, President 2, Vice-president 3, Secretary-treasurer 43 Chemistry Club 4 IIALIQ OLSON - Biology Club 2g Wrestl- ing Mgr. 2g Camera Club 3, 4g Chem- istry Club 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Aw 1 ,, ,ff ,rv ,431 vp 43,1 4, , I e,', wa' - arg 51,1 1 JEAN OLSON -- Band I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Bowling Club IQ Mounted Nlainites 23 Latin Club 2, 43 Theater Club 3g Chemistry Club 3, 45 German Club 4-g Sr. Play 25 Science Award 24 Ilistory Honors 3g National Ilonor Society 3, 4 RAYMOND OLSON - Transfer 3 BILL OSLUND - Swimming 2, 3g Base- ball 49 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4 MARCELLA OTT -- Girls' Club Rep. 13 G.A.A. 43 Chemistry Club 45 Social Science Club 45 Mounted Mainites 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 3, 49 Speakers' Bureau 43 '49 Club f.sa.f'49 CAROL O'l l'lNGl'IIl.-- G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: V . l.lCS'l'l'fli PNCK -- Wrestling 2, 3, Cap- PPP cllllb ly 2, 3, -ll BIOIOQ-XY Club 29 tain -L9 Baseball 3, '13 M Club 2, 3, '49 Clubg Stadium Drive 1 Co-treasurer tl XlAll'l'llA 0'l l'lNCl'iH -- Pep Club I, 2, 3, -lg C.A.A. lg Spanish Club 3,.1g Conuucrcial Club -13 '49 Club l l,OlllCNClC PADDKN --MounLedMainites JIQANIIQ pMgAmNi.j ,- '1'm,,Sf,,, ,LQ I: l'cp Club lz C.A.A. 1: Spanish Club pep Club Lk Fashion Club 49 5,19 3, All '40 filubl Orchestra 1- 2, 32 A Club: c:.,x.A. .ig 4100.1 ivwis Cui, l1i'l'I 'lli' 2 -lg jr. Play 43 A Cappella -L vllf,-NNNIC PACNITCCU -- C.A.A. 1, 2, Ll, -Lg Water llallct 1, 2, 3, 4g 'llerrapin l, 2, 3, -I-Q Stadium llrivc l3 Pep Club lg A Cappcllzl l, 3, -lg lfasbion Club Qjwiff'2fL12rmQ,f'?ffl Sfgrelilfincf, ,fig ii1I,ii'iu:pl ig,uu:N'1' - Howling Club 44 iclcnt Alglliology Club 23 National 'ermdn 'U il' llonor Society 3, Alf: '49 Clubg llistory llonurs 3:Varim-ty Show 3: Jr. Play 33 Speakers' liurcau 3, 43 Social Science Club -L: Girls' Club Council 35 Physics Club 3: Chemistry Club 43 liens 3, IJOIDRICS PEDICIISIHIN -- G.A.A. 1,23 llnmlcrclass lCclitor 43 Constitution Pep Club 1, 23 Biology Club 2: l roncl1 Finalist 3 Club A-Lg '49 Clubg Howling Club 4 ,,,, fz TT t 1. 'wif ftiislllll 117 S l,l'lN0lil'l Pl+II.'I'IER -- C.A.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 'Treasurer 3, 4g Water Ballet 2, 3, 43 Girls' Club Rep. 1, 23 '49Clubg Student Council 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 THOMAS PFl'I'I'lHS -- Track 1, 2, 3 l.IZAl3l'I'l'lI PETT -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Latin Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Mounted Mainites 2, 35 Physics Club 35 Good Words Club 45 Future Teachers Club President 4g Chemistry Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, '49 Club 9 JOAN PISTORIUS - G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 4, Board 39 Band 1, 2, 3, 49 PCP Club .lg Social Science Club 4 SHELLY POLLENZ -- Pep Club 1, 24 A Cappella 19 Fashion Club 35 Theater Club 39 Chemistry Club 49 Social Science Club 45 German Club 4g '49 Club MAHGE POOLE ARTHUR POYER -- Boys' Bowling Club 39 Rifle Club 2, 44 Intramural Sports 2, 3,4 PAUL W. PRETZEL -- Transfer 3g jr. Play 43 French Club 43 Tennis 43 Camera Club 4 'is A of '49 55 f 1- fit R , 1 k -N. - t W C a k CllACl'l l'llll'lll-- C.A.A. 1, 2, 35 lVlount- ed lllainites 2, 3: Cemian Club 3, 43 '49 Club: Chemistry Club fl: Pep Club 2, 3 llAl.l'l l'llll,l. -- Cross-country 15 Track l: lntramural Sports 3, 4 Pllll.l,lP PRYBY -- Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 39 Ill Club 3, Al GORDON ll. Pllll'l'l+lI.l, -- Camera Club 2, 3,44 Football 2, 3: Stadium Drive 1: Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Weightlifting 4, Social Science Club 4: Band 2, 3, 4 CLORIA RADLICIN -- Orchestra lg A Cappella Alt C.A.A. 1,2 MA-HlI.YN HAIL -- C.A.A. 1, 25 Mounted Malmres 2, 34 Pep Club 1, 2, 34 French Club 3g Chemistry Club 49 '49 Club SlllRl,EY RAMSICY -- Girls' Clee lg A Cappella 2, 3, 45 C.A.A. 13 Pep Club 14 French Club 33 Chemistry Club 4 DON RAND -- Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3,45 Latin Club 2, Physics Club Vice-president 33 llistory llonors 3: Boys' State 3g Science Award 25 Student Council Executive Board 4, M Club2 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4 1 S il' ANNA MAE RAUPP -- C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Bowling Club 3, Vice-president 4, Pioneer 3, Feature Editor 4, Social Science Club 3, 45 llistory Honors 3, Commercial Club 43 Good Words Club 4 Kl l'l'll REED -- Transfer 4, Weightlift- ing 43 lland 4 PAUL REYNOLDS -- Cemian Club 2, 3, Pioneer 3, 4, lliology Club 2 ES'l'llEll HIEMER -- German Club 43 Dowling Club 4 ff., 1 .X 2 y J '94 MARJORIE ANN RIPE -- C.A.A. l: Good Words Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 45 '49 Club GENE RIZZA HOWARD ROECKEH -- Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 29 Track 1, 23 Wfesil' ing 3, 4, Nl Club 2, 3, Secretary 49 Biology Club 39 Physics Club 3, Chem- istry Club 43 Student Council 1, 32 Class Vice-president l,3, Weightlifting3 CHUCK HOHE - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3, 434 Basketball 1,23 Physics Club 33 Chemistry Club 43 History Honors 33 Pioneer Sports Editor 4, Boys, Club Hep. 2 all f.saf'49 MARCIA ROLAND -- G.A.A. 1, 25 Biol- owgy Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 4, '49 Club: Chemistry Club 45 Bowling Club Treasurer 4 RONALD RULD -- Football 2, 3, 4-3 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Weightlifting 3, 43 M Club 2, 3, 4-5 lntramural Sports l,2, 3, 4 R0lll'fR'l' ROPA -- Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Ger- man Club 3, -1-3 Chemistry Club 45 Wrestling 3, 49 lntramural Sports 1, 3, 4 PAT ROS!-I -- Pep Club 1, 25 Biology Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 49 Pioneer 3, Managing Editor 4g Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary 43 Student Council Exe- cutive lloard 4g '49 Clubg Social Science Club A1. ,BETSY ROSS -- Fashion Club 2, 4: French Club 2: Biology Club 23 Chem- istry Club 4-, '49 Club RONALD RUSCII - Football 2, 3, 4: Swimming lg Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4g M Club 2, 3, 4 CIRARD RUSSIGLI, -- Rifle Club 3, 44 Radio Club 3, 43 Camera Club 43 Jr. Play 3 ,IEANNE RUST -- C.A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 45 '49 Club9 .ll'- Play 3 S DICK SAVAGE -- Golf 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Pioneer 4 TONY SCAl,l'i'l 1'A -- Transfer 3, Foot- ball 13, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, M Club 3. 4 lllfll,l'lN SCllABRlNGl'lAUSl'f.N -- G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 2, Science Award 2: llistory llonors 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Club Council Il, 43 '49 Club, German Club 4, Chem- istry Club 4, Social Science Club 4, Latin Club 2 MARILYN SCIIHRT - Baton Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary lg jr. Math Club 1, 2, Fash- ion Club 2, 3, Biology Club2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 39 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4: Good Words Club 4, Girls' Club Council 3, '49 Club Vice-president Q. N u xx l CAROL SCllll'1WE -- Mounted Nlainitcs 1, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Water Ballet 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, jr. Math Club 2, Latin Club 2, 3, '49 Club, Chemistry Club 4, Social Science Club 4, Speakers Bureau 4 GRAVES SCIIMALBECK -- Transfer 23 Boys' Bowling Club 3, Baseball 2 DOLORES SCHIVIEISSEH -- Nlountecl Mainites 1, Latin Club 3, Bowling Club 4 GFIRALDINIC SCIDIIDT -- Studi-nt Council 1, lfashion Club 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Stadium Drive 1, Biology Club 2, Vice-president 3, Girls' Club llep. 2, Council 4, Spanish Club 3, Vice- president 4, Lens 3, Business Mgr. 4, jr. Play 3, 4, '49 Club, Chemistry Club 4, Social Science Club President 4, llistory llonors 3, NSPA Convention 4, Speakers' Bureau -1 - ,Q V' f.sa1Z'49 S'l'ANI,l+lY SCll0llllNl -- Urchestra l, 2, Il: llascball ll, 4: Swimming 4 UONNIIC SCllllNvlNl -- C.A.A. lg Pep Club 2, 3: lfashion Club lg Social Science Club Al-1 '19 Club: Coocl Words Club 31 'l'll0iIt8I' Club 3 Glillllfilfl SCllllllCl l l4ill -- Boys' Club llep. lg lluslectball l, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, Il, 43 Track l IlAl'I l'IS'l'E1l,I,lC SCIIULZIC -- G.A.A. l, Il: l.utin Club 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 4g '49 Club, Science Award 2: llistory llonors 3: National llonor Society 3, 4 SUE SCllUl.Zl'l -- C.A.A. l, 2, 3, 44 l,a- tin Club 2, 3, 4,Treasurer 35 PepClub 4, Student Council 2,43 Social Science Club 45 '49 Club: Chemistry Club 43 Cirls' Club Rep. l, Social Co-chairman 3, Secretary 49 Speakers' Bureau 3, 43 liens 45 Pioneer 3 LOIS SCOTT -- Transfer 21 Physics Club Secretary 33 '49 Clubg Social Science Club 43 Pioneer 4: Chemistry Club4 lllANNl'l SCOVl'il. -- C.A.A. l, 2, 33 Pep Clllb 2, 33 French Club 3g Girls' C100 1, 3g Mounted Mainites 2: Water llallet 2, 3, 43 A Cappella .19 '.t9Club l3ll.I, SHAW -- Transfer 33 Traclt 3,-14 Swimming Il Xl s, ' .x Milf' 5' 3 . xl? - .: 1- 2:3131 525:53 :iam - :ff-' 5.3-' 2 z... - Q . zzz.-..4:.:.i.:'1-.x l,0lil'lN SIII'Il,I4'I O -- Track l, 23 Foot- ball 2, ill German Club 2 CI'IliM,l7 SlIOR'l'Al,l. -- German Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 33 Physics Club 3 CHUCK SIHGMAN -- Rifle Club 33 Var- iety Show 33 Weightlifting 3, 4 lll l'll SILVICR -- C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 lliology Club 23 Spanish Club 43 '49 Clubg Chemistry Club 43 Girls' Glee 1 K X I lil'lVl'lRl.Y ANN SIMONSEN -- Transfer 23 Mounted Mainites 23 Bowling Club 23 Good Words Club 3,43 '49 Clubg llis- tory Honors 33 Chemistry Club 4 JOAN SINGER --Mounted Mainites 33 Good Words Club 43 '49 Club DICK SKARBECK -- Baseball 3, 4 MARILYNN SMITH -- Transfer 43 G.A.A. 43 Social Science Club 43 '49 Club3 A Cappella 43 Chemistry Club 4 faa16'49 1 tl ll'lYllNA SMITH -- '49 Club, Bowling Club li A Cappella 3 l'A'l'lllClA SlVlITll -- Transfer 33 C.A.A. 34 ACap1ella33 '49 Club, Chemistry Club 45 .ocial Science Club 4, Pep Club Al- Sllll1l,l'llC SMITH -- Band 1, 2, 35 A Cappella 1, 3, 43 Biology Club 45 Baton Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 13 '49 Clubg Good Words Club 3, 49 C.A.A. 1 2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4s Latin Club 25 Theater Club 2, Fashion Club Zillowl- ing Club 1 JOHN SMI'l'HBlCRGER - Intramural Sports 1,23 4-3 Nl Club 1, 21 31 45 Football Mgr. lg Basketball Mgr. 1 'Q Basketball 1, 25 Swimming 4: Colf 23 Tennis 3, 43 Stlldenl Council 3: Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club 4, Boys' State 3, Variety Show 3 SUZANNE SNIDER -- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1g Girls' State 35 History Honors 3 ,IEANNE SOKOI. -- C.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Fashion Club 1g Pep Club 2, 33 Good Words Club 3, President 45 Commercial Club 49 Jr. Play 3 DORIS SOUTAR -- C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Biology Club 2, Spanish Club 45 '49 Clubg Pioneer Circulation Mgr. 49 Pep Club4 JACK SMYTHIC -- Football 1, 2, 34 may ANN spnncic JUNE spmzirzizn -- A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Chemistry Club 43 Future Teachers' Club 43 '49 Club PAT STANKE -- llowling Club lg Theater Club 33 '49 Clubg GA.A.13 Good Words Club 13 Pep Club 1g Girls' Club Rep. 1 GEORGE STEGF1 -- Boys' Club Rep. lg Physics Club 35 Chemistry Club 4, Jr. Play 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, llistory Honors 33 Science Award 2 RUSS STEINKEN -- Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 23 Wrestling 3, 43 M :C1ub 3, 4, Baseball 4g Intramural Sports 3 JAMES R. STEVENS -- Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 42 Intramural Sports 3 JIM STICWART -- Radio Club 3, 45 Rifle Club 4 DEDE S'l'Il'1FEN1'IOP1Fl'fR -- jr. Math Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2g G.A.A. 1, 2, Board 3, Vice-president 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Girls' Club Rep. 1, Council 3, 4, History llonors 3, Girls' State 3g Biology Club 25 National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4g Lens 43 '49 Clubg Chem- istry Club 4 ,nit ,, 1 X, .' 'Q x s S-n V as 1 fr 1 A ap '49 ,,,4- DON S'l'0l l'1l'll,S -- lloys' Club Rep. 29 Carman Club 1, 23 lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 2: Chemistry Club 4 KVA S'l'Ulll.l5ll1 -- C.A.A. 1, 39 Dowling Club 3, 4: Cood Words Club 3, Secretary 43 '49 Clubg Pep Club 4g Commercial Clulw 4: Jr. Play 4 lll'lVl'lRl,l'lY STOl,'l'Z -- Bowling Club lg Cooil Words Club 33 C.A.A. 3, Board 4: Commercial Club 44 Future Teachers Club 43 Stuclium Drive 1 Cl,YDl'l SUNDBLOM -- Band 1, 2, 3, 4: lloys' Club Rep. 1: Biology Club 2 ,IUC SVOBODA -- l ootb'all 2, ll Baseball 2, 3, 44 Wresrlma 24 lffwl 3, Rifle Club 1, 25 lfxecutivc Officer 33 Latin Club 2g Physics Club 3: Chem- istry Club -lg Nl Club el- PATSY 'DXCCC -- Mountecl Muinites 1, 3, ACappella 4g C.A.A. 1 JOHN 'FASH -- Band 13 District and State Music Contests 3, 43 Swimming 2 JANET 'l'AVERNl'll1 -- C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Water Ballet 1, 2, 3, 43 'l'f3I'Ti1Pin 1, 2, 3, 4g Social Science Club 35 l.ens jr. Editor 3, Editor 4-L '49 Clubg Quill and Scroll 3, President 45 Slilllllllll DI'lV0 lg ISHPA Convention 49 NSPA Con- vention 4: District and State Music Contest 3: Spanish Club -1 -. ,ir Mk, K. - X veil, is t Q ,ijt X-K - Q f 4 Z 4 A 11 S . . lg? ' , viii? -is---1, K S 4 - - 2: r' Q, 9 ? .1593 , . ,ts , ,gp -3 DONALD TEAL lCRl,l1lNl'f. THAXTAN -- Girls' Glee 1, 43 Gemian Club 23 Theater Club 23 '49 Club CAROI, THOLIN -- C.A.A. 1, 33 Mounted Mainites 1, 23 Jr. Math Club 23 Latin Club 2, 33 Biology Club 2, 33 Chem- istry Club 43 '49 Club Secretary3 Girls' Club Council 4 HOWARD THOMAS -- Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 43 M Club 43 Chemistry Club 43 Track 2, 33 Home- v room Officer 1 KYLE THOMAS -- Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Biolo Club 23 Physics Club 33 Chemistry CTi1,b 43 Swimming 23 llis- tory Honors 3 ROGER TIIOMS -- Rifle Club 1 BARBARA ANN TRORNE - Transfer 33 Mounted Mainites 3, 43 Bowling Club 4 PAT THORNTON -- Biology Club 2, 33 German Club 3, 43 '49 Clubg Pep Clublg G.A.A. 13 Chemistry Club 4 ' f.saf'49 ,ll1lAN TllllASlll'lll -- Transfer 3g liatin Club 3, -l-L Water Ballet 3, 4g Social Science Club 41-g Commercial Club 44 '49 Clubg 'llheater Club 3 RONALD 'l'lNlllO'l'll --Transfer 25 Swim- ming 4 DON ll'Ol,l,lCFSON -- l,ens 4: Pioneer -l-: lloys' Club llep. lg lliology Club 23 llistory llonors 3 RONALD 'l'ONANDl'Ill -- Intramural Sports 2, fl, Camera Club 2, 35 llaml 3, 4: A Cappella 2 DAVE TllAl5lCl'lll -- M Club 3, 45 Cer- man Club l, 2, llasketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g llistory Honors 39 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4 CAROL 'l'UllNl3lll.L -- C.A.A. lg Pep Club lg Coorl Words Club l, 33 'llheater Club 3: '49 Clubg Chemistry Club 4 ,IOANNE l'WliIl'lDlE -- G.A.A. ly, 29 Fashion Club 25 Pep Club l, 2, 39 c'00d Words Club 4: A Cappella 4 ,lANl'l rllYlll'l -'- llaton Club l, 2, Vico- presiclent 3g CD.A.A. l, 2, 45 liatin Club 2, 33 Biology Club 33 llancl 1, 2, 3, -lg Orchestra 2, Ii, .Lg Cirls' Club Council 3: National llonor Society 3, -L, llistory llonors 3, Chemistry Club fl-3 '49 Club 7 I , 4' w' l he 'kg XZ 2 DAVE llMl3ACll CLIDHIA VAN Cl.l'lAVlC -- Fashion Club 4 fVlAliCAlll'l'l' VAN lllCCl'il.PlN -- C.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Jr. Math Club 2g Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club 4 INR HY VAN l,l'll'll'Wl'l -- Transfer 3: Jr. lllav 4 llliIl.l'lN VATAVUK l lil'lUlClllCK VOUK -- Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, President 3: Studio Orchestra l, 2, 3, 44 Nlusic Master ll, llistorian 4: National llonor Society 3, Treasurer 4: Science Awards 1, 2, 3: German Club 1, 23 Biology Club 23 Physics Club 33 Chemistry Club -1- L llistory llonors ll LUIS WADSTROM -- Girls' Clce 'll A Cappella 23 C.A.A. l, 2, 3s Blolflgl' Club 23 '49 Club DONNA W.-Xl'll l.l'l -- Transfer 2: '49 Club: G.A.A. 31 Commercial Club 42 A Cappella 2 130 ' Aaf'49 'VRD WMZNER --Football 1, 2, 35 Home- room Officer I llAllVl'lY WAIll.S -- Basketball 25 Baseball 35 Science Award 35 llistory llonors 35 Chemistry Club 45 Physics Club 3 DALE WAIILSTROM - Swimming 1 DOLORICS WAKEFIICLD - Spanish Club -1.5 Camera Club 4 PETBA WAl,l,l1lY -- German Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2: Pep Club l,2, 33 Fashion Club 25 C.A.A. 2, 3, 45 '49 Clubg Chemistry Club 4 PAULINE WALTEBS -- G.A.A. 15 Fash- ion Club l, 25 A Cappella 1, 2 MARY KAY WATSON -- G.A.A.1, 2, Board 35 Water Ballet 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, Secretary 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Biology Club 2, 3: Orchestra 25 Chemistry Club 45 Pioneer 45 '49 Club5 Physics Club 35 Social Science Club 45 llistory llon- ors 35 District Latin Contest 2 HERB WEBB -- Football l, 25 Track 15 Wrestling 3, 45 M Club 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Physics Club 35 Chem- istry Club 45 Student Council Vice- president 45 lntramural Sports 3, 4 I 0 S . .E Q. .1 fr . RSC 1 . ., .-'x A CllARl.l'lS WEBER -- German Club 2, 3, 49 Rifle Club 2: Radio Club 3, 4, President 3 PIRWIN WEBER -- Gemian Club 2, 3, 4g lliology Club 25 Radio Club Secretary- treasurer 3, President 4 ,lANl'l'l' WERICR --Transfer 3 HOU WPIISS -- Football 2, 35 Boys' Club Rep. l FRANCES WQITMAN -- Girls' Clee lg G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Camera Club 3, 4 BETTY WERTZ -- C.A.A. l, 2 Pep Club 15 Theater Club 2g Biology Club 25 German Club 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 4 JANE WHITFIPILD -- C.A.A. lg Ili- olo Club 2, 3g Spanish Club 3, 45 Bow in Club 3, 45 Chemistry Club 43 '49 Club MARY ANN Wlll'l'Nl1lY -- Transfer 4 fr f.sa1lf'49 RICHARD WIIITSON GUSTAV WILKFIN CAIIOI, WILLIAMS -- Fashion Club 2, 4, Sketch Club 4 ,IRAN WILLIAMSON - Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3g Speakers' Bureau 3, 45 Girls' Club Rep. 23 A Cappella 1, 49 Girls' Clee 2: Variety Show 35 Christmas Pageant 2, Chemistry Club 45 Student Council I, 3, 4, Youth Conference 45 lratin Club Tribune 29 lslomeroom Of- fice lg Class Secretary 4 JOAN WILLS -- Orchestra I, 25 Studio Orchestra I, 2, I.atin Club 34 Girls' Club Rep. 1, Council 3, 4, Jr. Chaimian 3, Torch Pin Award 35 Water Ballet 2, 3, 45 '49 Club President ELAINE WILSIIEK -- Student Council Ig G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Stadium Drive I Chemistry Club 4g '49 Club BOB WINKELHAKIC -- German Club 2, 3: A Cappella 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 25 Baseball 4 DICK WINKICLIIAKIC -- German Club 2, 3, A Cappella 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 43 M Club 3, 4: Biology Club 23 Baseball 4 f X, x' , 9 A 5 f f IIARVIC W0l,FlC -- Football l, 2, 35 Track l: llistory llonors 39 Latin Club 2: Physics Club 3: lliology Club 23 Chemistry Club 4g Rifle Club 25 Wrest- ling4 lll'1Nl'll'l W0l,.F'l -- C.A.A. lg French Club 33 Chemistry Club 43 '49 Clubg Biology Club 2 MAllll,YNNl'l WHlGllT -- Mounted Main- itcs 2, 3, -lg '49 Clubg Biology Club 3g C.A.A. l: pep Club 3 ,lOYCl'l WllUNKl'l-- C.A.A. l, 29 Pep Club l, 2 MARY lf. ZALESKI -- Mounted Nlainites l, 2, Vice-president 3: Pep Club 12' C.A.A. lg- '49 Clubg Chemistry Club 43 Spanish Club4 FHAN ZEII - C.A.A. 3: Good Words Club 3, 4g llowling Club 3, 49 Theater Club 33 Commercial Club 4g Fashion Club 1 TOM ZIFIMHK --Transfer 2g Football 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Baseball 3, 49 Track 2g M Club 3, 4 GLEN ZIIMICR --Orchestra 1 ffl 5 Mg., ' f.sa1!'49 l1l'lli.N ADIN lf: ZOLNIICRCYKI -- Mounted MiliIlil0S l, 2, 33 '49 Clubg Fashion f-lllb -ll Pep Club ll Girls' Club Rep. l JACK FOl7CllFl -- Band 1, 2, 3: Physics Club 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 49 Baseball 4- ,IACK 'l'OliCl'illSON -- Stadium ilrive lg llusketbull 2: Tennis 2, 3, 45 Ili- ology Club 25 Weightlifting 3: M Club Al.: Chemistry Club -ll lntraniural Sports 2, li AUTOGRAPHS Xf ,K rv! N, , 5592- ' - ,--1-,:s5:1h5nsn.!.5'm.mEas1i.1' ,zfxwe3ins1:L:r. , 25314432 ' 2' ' 1001? , , 1 - ,. ..,. ,. , A ,LY-, -' 2 n . I -.. ,v v A ,w - 'N i ff ' ' H '5 5 '! B ' ' , 'Th-w i H9 BF ' 9' 'A ' -1: - T '- . 'V 4' . 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