Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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Pul on Their Play: Slruggled wilh Prom JLJNIOR OFFICERS AND STEERING COMMITTEE: B. Glaser. Mr. Gooden. Miss Pottingcr. Mr. Gchlcr. Mr. Waity. Mrs. Fischer. Mrs. Gilbert. A. Price: FRONT ROW: B. Althaus. A. Lorack. C. Classon lVice-Presi- dentl. B. Merrill lPresideml. M. Corrigan fSecretary- Treasurerl. M. Masters. D. Jacobs BACK ROW: Miss Pottinger. C. Jones. V. Larsen. M. Koerper. F. Jones. L. Kerns. I.. Ladcnburger. R. M214 rhesius. A. Lorack: SECOND ROW: K. Laws. B. Kelley. D. Kromm. A. Knapp. S. Kessel. D. Johnson. M. Mas- ters: FIRST ROW: P. Mackin. T. Kerns. P. Jones. N. Jones: ABSENT: W. Johnson. J. Mauch. I.. Kennedy

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Ckfwo Olibiww Proved Very Capable Leaders: Were Assisfed by Advisors The juniors had a busy year. A steering committee was selected to help with planning events. The activities of the year could not have been successful without the ef- forts of these people. The main highlight of the year was the prom. The class selected the theme of Carolina Moon. and Bob Merritt and Ann Lorack as prom chairmen. They had the privilege of being the lirst class to give a prom in the new gym. Another event they will long remember was the class play. Seventeenth Summer. Two wonderful perform- ances were given on April 9 and IO. The Student Council Representatives were Twig Johnson. Phil Yenerich. Martha Guilfoyle, Patti Biers. Pat Mackin. and Ken Hampson: and the capable advisors were Mr. Gehler, chairman. Mr. Rollins. Mrs. Fischer. Mrs. Gilbert. Mr. Gooden. Mr. Waity. and Miss Pottinger. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Classon. vice president: Bob Merritt. president: and Margy Corrigan. SCCreI2try-Irezisllrer. The main project of the sophomore class was select- ing the class rings. For this a ring committee was chosen to work with the officers. The Student Council representatives were Karole Schofield. Adrienne Althaus. Craig Beardsley. .loe Didier. and Steve Carlson. Besides selling magazines, they sponsored several dances to earn money. The activities were well guided by the advisors: Mr. Richardson, chairman. Miss Dose. Mr. Lewis. Mr. Workun. Mr. Morris. Miss Strouss. and Mr. Morgan. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Goebel. president: Kent Carnahan. secretary-treasurer: and Bonnie Price. vice president. The typical freshmen were lost in the changed school for the first week or two, but they soon grew used to it. The Homecoming attendants were Barbara Rider and Jack Phalen. They were assisted during the year by their advisors. Mr. Rieke. chairman. Miss Moore. Mrs. Haines. Mr. Warren. Mr. Hagen. Mr. De Pietro. and Mr. Altizer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Pfieffer. president: Ioan Beetz. vice president. and Marlene Lau, secretary-treasurer.

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ff ,,'5Q?r f Q' if T5 H 142 fn Mihzzfnifwii '- 2 if qi: 34- .- 1' if ft ,Q 4 fihf f. 'W . 0 ai ' . 1. L. 4 q 36 1 i-.W BACK ROW: Mr. Gooden. C. Smith. J. Suylor. J. Schvxiclterath. M. Schlesinger. D. Schammel. Stein. I.. Schwemlein. D. Stamherger. J. Scholl: MIDDLE ROW: J. Reppin. J. Stiel. R. Schultz. R. Stevenson. S. Reexer. K. Scheidenhelm: FRONT ROW: Schroeder. D. Roth. F. Sheridan. C. Swisher. N. Riegel: ABSFNT: S. Selby. T. Stephenitch 1. BACK ROW: Nlrx. Fixcher. K. Wagner. D. Ljltch. P. Yenerich. J. Wehmeyer. J. Ward. A. ljntl. A. Yieltreyg SECOND ROW: B. Wziltcrx. R. Williams. Ci. Zimmer- mam. P. Truckenhrod. J. Virgil. J. Thorne. C. Williams. FIRST ROW: J, Wright. J. Vincent. D. Wade. J. Thorne, J. Whipple. S. Waller. D. Thompson