Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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to plan their pla and prom MISS SCHROEDER, ADVISER BACK ROW: H. Johnson, R. McConville, D. Klein, Miss Schroeder, D. Lewis, W. Messmore, J. Hochstatter, E. Nance, J. Longbein, W. Joerger, H. Kessinger MIDDLE ROW: S. Kilburn, N. Lucas, D. Martin, J. Lambert, B. Klein, K. Jauch FIRST ROW: J. Kidd, A. McManus, D. McConville, D. McLaughlin, M. Kidd MR. MOOGK, ADVISER BACK ROW: D. Ward, D. Waller, C. Sondgeroth, J. Wixom, D. Van Etten, D. Sterchi, Mr. Moagk, G. Wood THIRD ROW: W. Wood, B. Zimmerlein, M. Walter, A. Truckenbrod SECOND ROW: 5. Spenuder, J. Zimmer- man, B. Stuber, J. Wilhelm, J, Vogel- song FIRST ROW: J. Sonntag, A. Spenader, V. Smith, N. Steele, K. Weiss MR. NORTON, ADVISER BACK ROW: Sauer, K. Schmidt, E. Phillips, Mr. MIDDLE ROW: J. Sloter, J N. Phalen, G. Olson, I-I Ryan, E, Peasley, G Salomone, L. Roach, H Norton P. Roth, M. Sheridan Sibigtroth, E. Roth, M Schwemlein, V. Novak FIRST ROW: C. Rohr, J. Rave, E Politsch, D. Rod 2

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TIME has com or th junior JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEES Mary Lou Bruckner . . . Cen. Chrmn. of decorations Mary Ebliinghaus . ......... Hall decorations Helen Bunton . . . Band Stand decorations Nancy Lucas . . ..... Wall decorations Judy Lambert . . . Ceiling 81 Invitations Donna Bumba .. . Table decorations Margot Walter . . . . . Food committee Bill Gehlcr . . . Seating committee Pat Roth ..... . . Serving committee Dan Van Etten . . ..... Prop committee Jerry Hochstattcr . . . . Clean-up committee Jane Vogelsang . . Program committee MR. DOENIER, ADVISER BACK ROW: W. Gehler, R. Gillette G. Faber, R. Geil, R. Fitzsimmons, R Garrity MIDDLE ROW: W. Durham, W. Gardner, G. Funfsinn, E. Herbert, P. Heininger, M. Ebbinghaus, L. Dewey FIRST ROW: Mr. Doenier, R, Harris, D. Fossig, L. Eichorn, E. Henry, M. Glaser, M. Ehlers, B. Geil MRS. DOENIER, ADVISER BACK ROW: M. Bruckner, D. Bumba, B. Campbell, J. Brown, H. Bunton, B. Austin, D. Amfahr, Mrs. Doenier, R. Boykin MIDDLE ROW: P. Corcoran, B. Cuda- buck, S. Davis, B. Bialos, M. Cork, W. Brown FIRST ROW: W. Bromenschenkel, .l. Cummings, H. Brunner, R. Anderson

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t won 't be lon till Hlihi THE TINIIC rolled around for another school year. the sophomores were more sell-confident than in the preceding year. They were more accustomed to the routine of high school life. Having conquered their fear of teachers and red slips . they were going to have the time of their lives. They wanted to make the new year a huge success so they chose three alert and wide-eyed girls to lead them. As presi- dent they chose the capable Joanne Wilhelm and, to assist her, Barbara Williams as vice-president. To take care of the Mpe- cuniaii they elected the honest Ruth Sollitt as secretary- treasurer. To assist Elaine Larson. Madra Montagrioli, Vilalter Klinge, and Lynn Truckenbrod in student council they chose Delbert Piller. The first event of the new year was homecoming. To help make it a big success the sophomores had a very becoming lloat and chose a fine twosome as their candidate for king and queen. Glen lfischer and Dorothy Lau respectively. The lfrosh-Soph team. the Jay Tees. displayed fine athletic ability and sportsmanship in football and basketball. tThcy won all ol their foothall games in the conference except the one with Ceneseo which they lost by one point.l They will make excellent varsity players next year. Gene Morrow and John McKenzie did wonderful johs as Frosh-Soph and Varsity managers. The sophomores participated well in chorus and band. They won many awards in music contests. They also played and sang at the music festival. ln order to prove they could argue and were not shy, sev- eral entered debate and speech activities. They won many honors for their school and had many thrilling experiences. The farm boys joined FFAg the future homemakers, FHAg and the athletic minded girls. CAA. Each contributed to the activities of the organization he had joined. it takes skill and personality to be a successful librarian, and Nancy Cove. Elaine Larson. Myrna Kilmartin, Don Buck, Sharon Biers, Barbara Wlilliams. Curt Truckenbrod and Roger Brown proved they were capable. They helped make the new library a pleasant. quiet place for reading and studying. Sharon Riers showed her vivacity and gracefulness in her outstanding performances as a varsity cheerleader. Making money by selling magazines and choosing their class ring proved them able business managers. ln order to be the success they were they needed the guid- ing hand of their advisers. Miss Pottinger. Miss Stauhus, Mr. liollins. Mr. Lelylarr. and Mr. Mann. As the time uticksii on. another year has ended. liven though they did a hard year's work they enjoyed every minute as sophomores and are now ready to advance to their junior year.