Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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.SZIOAOHQOPQ FLCLIU6 'l. Tuffy's top team. 2. Oh, no! Peanut butter again! 3. Two's company .... 4. Three's a crowd, but not in this case! 5. The latest trend in sports wear. 6. Who is the obiect of that cold shoulder ? 7. Tomorrow I'm ioining Alcoholics Anonymous! 8. Brrrr! Anybody got a iacket? 9. What a racket! 10. Summer is so short ls!! 'll. How's this for a different angle?

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C arid ringa Jlaorfd cAamlaion6 ila MR. KOELLER, ADVISER BACK ROW: H. Iohnson. I. Long- bein. R. Montcxvon. H. Kessinger. D. Klein. T. Kessel. W. Messmore. E. Nance CENTER ROW: D. McLaughlin. P.. Mc- Manus. Mr. Koeller, D. McCon- ville, S. Kilburn. G. Olson FRONT ROW: H. McConville. I. Kidd. M. Kidd. I. Lambert, D. Martin. N. Lucas. D. Lewis MH. MOOGK. ADVISER BECK ROW: K. Ryan, I. Rave. L. Roach. H. Sauer. H. Phillips, E Poliisch. E. Scxlomone CENTER ROW: D. Rod. F. Rodiier. P. Roth. Mr. Moogk. V. Smith. M Sheridan. G. Schmidt FRONT HOW: C. Rohr. M. Schwem loin. H. Shed. I. Slater. I. Sibig troih, I. Roach MR. SCHLICK. ADVISER BACK ROW: B. Zimmerlein. B. Siuber. I. Zimmerman. I. Wixom. D. Ward. D. Sierchi. D. Van Elten CENTER HOW: N. Steele. I. Vogel- scmg. A. Spencxder. Mr. Schliclc. I. Sonntcxg. I. Wilhelm. D. Waller FRONT HOW: C. Sondgeroih. K. Weiss. S. Spenader, W. Wood. A- Truckenbrcd. M. Walter. G. Wood

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IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS D. Preston, Pres. S. Scherger, Sec.-Treas. C ASS of 952 JMX uniom Carr auf 9 WITH THE COMING of every school year, each class is faced with many new problems. The juniors found this to be true. The planning of the prom and the choos- ing of the vocations before them were major tasks, but they seemed to be undaunted by these problems. Led by DeLores Preston as president, with Ralph Gib- son vice-president and Sandra Scherger as secretary- treasurer to help her, they carried out their activities in true MHS fashion. Ralph enlisted in the navy during the year, so the class was then left with only two officers. Howard Schmidt was elected to join janice Pohl, De- Lores Preston, Evelyn Sollitt, Dora Lee Rider, and jim Gehler in student council. These members have shown in the past years that they are very capable of represent- ing the wishes of their class and of the school. fn the fall Dora Lee Rider and Leonard Dunn were chosen to attend the homecoming king and queen. fn the parade they rode on an attractive float decorated by the artistic members of the class. lts theme was Men- dota Shines, and their class colors of green and white added quite a spot of color to the parade. Eleven junior boys made the varsity football squad, and three of them-Dale Danekas, Dave Karl, and Clar- ence' Rich-won major letters. Several juniors played varsity basketball and also won minors letters. Leonard Dunn was the only junior to receive a major letter. The girls showed their talents in many fields. Sandra Scherger was chosen the only junior cheerleader. Ruth Schmidt did a good job of baton twirling at the halves of the games. Other sports-minded girls goined GAA. Five of them-Pat Mealey, Shirley Scott, Betty Pohl, Ber- nice Spanier, and Donna Goubeauxewere elected to serve on the board. The future cooks and seamstresses of the class joined PHA. Among them were President Donna Goubeaux and Secretary Frances Delhotal. Thirteen ambitious juniors took advantage of the oppor- tunity to learn a trade by joining the Diversified Gccupa- tions program, The juniors in the field of speech this year revealed many talents. They just weren't satisfied in excelling in one phase, as is shown by the efforts of Helen Oberholz