Minooka High School - M DI AN Yearbook (Minooka, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

,,-5 f.-gs 1, .,,, -2 E - : -.E i 2 1+-2 1 -. -,A , ...... E- ? IE? ... Q 4 E PIERRE OF PARIS, FRANCE VISITS Minooka Communify High School During Ihe Year I954 771- D6-14:4 PUBLISHED BY The SI'ucIen+ Body of Minooka Public Schools MINOOKA, ILLINOIS Zin jmlemuria WE DEDICATE THIS M-DI-AN TO THE MEMORY OF Bos RUSlfITON Y Zaman! Ddzectaw l , iw' . L f MINUUK,-X COlVllVIUNl'l'Y ClONSUI,ll1N'l'HD GRADE SCHOOL- --Standing: Harold Dirst, Arthur KllllllSlJIl, Ralph cilllllflllll. Svatvd: Charlvs Cn-vI1lJc'Ck, Pri-sidvntg Donald lN1c'Coy, Sl'l'l'l'Ull'YQ William Stafford, Svvvrt Svvvrson, MINOUKA COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL-f Standing: William Rushton, cllElTl'IN'f' Knudson, Fvvrvtt Mvlloy. Svatvd: Silas Knudson, Gvorgv Wintvrbuttom, Franklin EITlllC'Y,Sf'C'N'I2lI'Y1.IOllI1 Sing,Prc'sid1'nt. 4 REX A. SIRON M. S. Ed. und B. Ed. Clllinois Stutn- Normal UIlIX'l'l'SItf'I. Sups-rintn-nclvnt, Mzxthmnutivs. MRS. VIRGINIA V.-XKSIJAI Sm-c'1rl.11'y 1 74766 chef? DAVE DURICK GORDON C. SANIPSON H. S. 1Bmdlc-y Univvrsityj g Clzlrthngm- Collvgv. B. S. Ed. llllinois Stzltv Normal Univvrsityl Social Srivnvc, Coarll. ConiI11c'rc'v. MELVIN ll. HENTZE MRS. -IANICE H. SANIPSCJN B.S.Ed. fSuutl'u'rn Illinois Univvrsityj 3 M. S. Ed. I ' l cunivvrsitv of Illinois, B. S. Ed. flllinois Stan- Normal Univ:-rsityl Pl'Y5if'Sf Gvolmitryf Algvhm, Gcmiral Sripnw Home' Economics, Girls' Physiral Eduration. INEZ Hfllfll Ph. B. CUniv1-rsity of Chicagojg M. A. QUniver- RAYNICNXID WILIXEIN sity of Illinoisl. B. S. Ed. QUnivf'rsity of Illinoisl. English, Library. Agrirulturv, Biology. 6 Elf-nu-nmrv and High Svhool Voral, Beginning MRS. Bl4lUI.AlI DAVIS A. R. INICALLISTER Wisconsin Stun' 'l'cnt'ln-i's' Collvgv, Mount St. I d Ad 'id B Claire' Collvgv, Illinois State- Nornizil Univcrsity. an A Vdml dn ' Intvrnu-diam' Uixidvs. AIJVA CJLSON Northvrn Illinois Stzitv 'I'vziCl'u'rs' Collvgc, Whvat- '1'l101V1AS HQNYNS on Collcgv, Illinois State Normal Univcrsity. B. A. QMgirlJoro Collvgvlg Dt-Paul Univcrsity, First Gradv. Uppvr Grzitlvs :intl Urnclc School Coacli. IVIRS. IVIARGARETVIIE SHIELIJS B. A. Qlfnivi-rsity of Wyominglg Nortlis-rn Illi- INIRS. IIULURIQS KRANZ nois Stats 'l'1'ac'hs-rs' Collt-gn-1 Illinois Stzitt- Nor- Ii, S. lid. QNm'tlim-in Illinois Stzxtv Ilil'2ll'lll'I'S mal Linlvwslty' Llulli-gm. FOIIYIII Gradv. Spwcll lTm'i'c't'timi. MRS. MARY 'l4AI,BfyI' 1 . W, , , Nortlivrn Illinois Stzxtz- II11'liK'Il1'I'S. C0111-qv Uni- Mllb, l',I.M.fX NI, N .- . i . . . . . I ' . ivx IHIAI versity of Illinois, Illinois Stan- Normal Uni- Nurthvin Illinois Stull' 'l't-axt'lu-rs' Clollt-gsm vvrcsity, 'l'l1ird Grad:-. Scrond Crzidv. v 7 --fi? - 0 - -0 - 1 5' smp on SIGNAL, - 1V jg , BUS DRIVERS Il2ll'l'Y Wilfong, Lvstvr' Undvrhill, c:12iI'l'flC'i' Knudson, Alvin Tholrlpsorl, and Ray I zllkv11bs'rg. CLTSTUDIANS Roy Todd and Silas Thompson Y' F Qs QTVR 79- G is X am sing'-W-Biff-f V mug! 3 'T..-x .,Q' 'A-'ii' ,S 'Q . 4 'z sawfvu w..s'QfvQv.a .4-in-s hw-.A S3 fxf3', ,1'wf 'I bb!! Y! rf- 4. + - 5 ' ' :'u fg'3l'g3-:eg Q-5 4' f h 'T' - 5 'I 4. wszvpw Q . K :4 x iv, J 1 . ,Wh- -WJN 4f'0 5 , Q s Hyip, ,K 'emi , 9451 1 1, -:-'43 new. - fp- ' H K, 4 . :Y -siufwisr. X' '? '3 ' WI z :iv -rv qv.. -i's'! 'HXH 'F'K vAg, . -w 51, 53 w,,4.., 1,1 , 1,5351 J Y gf: ri: - 'its 1 32,24-T. M we -5 -. 'f'--i'x.5R- 52f5 i ' 4 jf,,..'d,v ' V -gr .A 9 Nvfm M 'X IIT. ,dw nik .ov jv-rr? fv' Q y11gr'n'hhu. nj rlI'l.l1Uf - 5' Y? lv Ifzi' 7. W .IX in flaw!! fl' W -gina, X Q-if- 1'Fi 3 vfvvg-gif' I lite: 32+-'U 514110 'Va 'D .4 ,h ,514 4 qi Uv' Eugene Winterbottom, Wesley Cook, Barbara Todd, Earlene Binkelv. eadaz Obgdcew President ...... .... E ugene Winterbottom Vice-President. . . ........ Barbara Todd Secretary .... . . .Wesley Cook Treasurer .... ..., E arlene Binkele 10 EARLENE BIN KELE March 5. Entered Sophomore year from Manual Training High School, Peoriag Honor Roll 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 415 Class Treasurer 45 F. H. A. 3, 45 Re- porter 45 M-Di-An 3, 45 Literary Staffg Band 45 Vice-President 45 Girls' Glee Club I, 3, 45 School Concerts 3, 45 Form Di- vine 4. JAMES BRETSCH April 24. Entered Freshman year from Channahon Grade School5 Student Council l, 35 Vice-President 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 'KShook the Family Tree 3. WESLEY COOK July 13. Entered Freshman year from Channahon Grade Schoolg Class Secretary 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 l'Shook the Family Treen 35 Form Divinen 4. JO ANN DOLLINGER December 24. Entered Freshman year from Minooka Grade Schoolg Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 M-Di-An 1, 2, 3, 45 Circulationg Peace Pipe Chatter 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Christmas Pageant 1, 25 School Concerts 1, 2, 45 Form Divine 4. THOMAS DORRE October 26. Entered Freshman year from Minooka Grade School, Honor Roll 45 Stu- dent Council 45 F. F, A. l, 2, 3, 45 Shook the Family Tree 35 Form Divine 4. LESLIE GAMBEE, JR. February 6. Entered Senior year from Ef- fingham, Illinois5 Honor Roll 45 Perfect Attendance 45 K'Form Divine 4. CAROL GREENWOOD January 9. Entered Junior year from Har- risonville, Missouri, Perfect Attendance 1, 45 F. H. A. l, 45 M-Di-An 1, 45 Circula- tiong Peace Pipe Chatter 45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Form Divine 4. MARLENE GUGLIELMETTI January 27. Entered Freshman year from Channahon Grade School, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Welfare and Service 3, Secretary 4, M-Di-An I, 2, 3, 4, Photography 3, Editor 4, Peace Pipe Chatter 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 4, Board of Directors, Christmas Pageant 2, School Concerts 2, Form Divine 4. CHARLEN E M1-EVILLY August 20. Entered Freshman year from Minooka Grade School, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, M-Di-An 1, 2, 3, 4, Circulation, Peace Pipe Chatter 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Board of Directors, Christmas Pageant I, 2, 3, Graduation Chorus 2, Form Divine 4. SUZANNE MONTGOMERY july 14. Entered Freshman year from Mi- nooka Grade School, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Financial Chairman 3, President 4, M-Di- An, 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary 2, Photography 3, Advertising 4, Peace Pipe Chatter 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3, School Concerts I, 2, 3, 4, Gradu- ation Chorus 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, Shook the Family Tree 3, Form Divine 4. MARTHA MOORE January 4. Entered Freshman year from Minooka Grade School, Honor Roll 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 2, M-Di-An I, 2, 3, 4, Advertising, Peace Pipe Chatter 4, Assistant Editor 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Christmas Pageant I, 2, 3, School Concerts 1, 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 3, Shook the Family Treev 3, Form Divine 4. LEONARD MORE July I3. Entered Freshman year from Channahon Grade School, Class Treasurer I, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, 'KForm Divine 4. BEVERLY ORLOMOSKI February 22. Entered Freshman year from Channahon Grade School, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Camp Delegate 2, M-Di-An 4, Edi- tor in Chief, Peace Pipe Chatter 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, District Music Contest 2, 4, Shook the Family Tree 3, Form Divine 4. LORRAINE PETERSON February 6. Entered Freshman year from Nlinooka Grade School, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, Class Secretary I, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Degrees Chairman 4, M-Di-An l, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Staff, Literary Editor 4, Peace Pipe Chatter 4, Editor 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Christ- mas Pageant I, 2, 3, School Concerts I, 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Gradu- ation Chorus I, 2, 3, Girls' Sextette 2, 3, 'SShook the Family Tree 3, Form Di- vim-'I 4. JEAN ELIZABETH RUSHTON july 2. Entered Freshman year from White Willow School, Student Council 4, President 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Song Leader 4, M-Di-An l, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3, School Concerts l, 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Graduation Chorus l, 2, 3, Shook the Family Tree 3, Form Divine 4. RICHARD ALLEN SEYERSOPT September 17. Entered Freshman year from Minooka Grade School, Class President 2, Student Council 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, 'l'reasurer 3, Reporter 4, M-Di-An 4, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, School Concert 1, Gradu- ation Chorus l, Form Divine 4. FRANCES SZYIWANSKI February 18. Entered Freshman year from Minooka Grade School, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, M-Di-An, l, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pipe Chat- ter 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 4, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, School Concerts l, 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Graduation Chorus l, 2, 3, Girls' Sextette 3, Form Divine 4. BARBARA ANN TODD November 20. Entered Freshman year from Minooka Grade School, Vice-President 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, M-Di-An 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Peace Pipe Chatter 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant I, 2, School Concerts 1, 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Graduation Chorus l, 2, 3, Shook the Family Tree 3, Form Divine 4. DOROTHY ANNE VVENDELL February 28. Entered Freshman year from Channahon Grade School, Honor Roll 1, 2, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, M-Di-An I, 2, Peace Pipe Chatter 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 4, Christmas Pageant 2, School Concerts 2, 4, District Music Contest 4, Form Divine 4. GEORGE ROBERT WINKEL March 29. Entered Junior year from Mor- ris, Secretary 3, F. F. A. 3, 4, Secretary 4. EUGENE RUSSEL WINTERBOTTOM july 10. Entered Freshman year from Mi- nooka Grade School, Perfect Attendance 3, President 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4, M-Di-An 4, Band 1, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, Reporter 2, School Con- certs l, Boys' Quartet 2, Shook the Fam- ily Tree 3, Form Divine 4. if '-gt'fiA1. FIRST ROW: L1-onard Mort-, Dorothy We-ndcll, Lorrainr- Pc-tc-rson, Earle-nv Binkm-l1-, Clmrlvni- Mvlivilly, 1:11111-s B11-tsrli, Ri1'l1z11'1'l S1-v1-rson, W1-slr-y Cook, Suzanne Montgoiiir-ry', ,It-an Rushton, tltlxxllll Dollingf-r. 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Char, Ili. Ezxrlvmz 17. jim. 18. Bvv. 19. I,orrnim-. vu wx' IIlllI'l'll1'd into tha' gylIlH1l9illIIl for thx' :lt NI. C. H. S. :along with our l'1'glllllI' studiu QI ldllllliiill 1-xm'1'm'ism's. XM' would likc' to wish Good Luckn to :ill fu Ml in alll, wx' hgm- had ax fun-filled f0Lll' yvars turn' QIXICIIIQIIPS of Nl. C. H. S. 15 ' Zane May 26, 1964 DEAR JAKE, It certainly was a shame you couldn't attend our tenth annual class reunion at The Moulin Rouge,', Paris, France. However, Tom Dorre, head of the De- partment of Conservation, could not persuade the other great hunters to change the opening day of duck season. As you remember, Pierre, the great artist, was present at M. C. H. S. in 54 and painted our class portrait. Upon his departure, he invited us to France for our l964 reunion. Excitement reached its peak as the day drew near. Chanooka's pride and joy is jim Bretschfv new steamboat line. The crowd gathered at the gang plank of his newly christened tug, the U.S.S. Jeanie. Of course, jim named his boat after his beloved wife, the former jean Rushton, one of our old classmates. As the whistle blew the crowd pushed its way forward. Oh-Oh! Collision! There is high society in the crowd. That fabulous Moneybags Moore, starring in the opera, Porkie and Bess, just bumped into Barbara Todd. Martha was awarded the Booby Oscar for portraying that startling character, Porkie. Barbara is now Mrs. George Winkel. They are the co-owners of Georgie Ann's Three Ring Circus. More rings will be added as the family increases. The star performer in this catastrophe is sword-swallowing Suey Ann, whose diet consists of a dozen twelve-inch swords per day. In real life this artist is known as Sue Montgomery. As the boat left the mooring, a shrill cry pierced the air. The man-about-town, Wes Cook, who is known for his many jet convertibles, zoomed up. Late again! Slow Poke. He pushed a button and down came the water wings. Across the water he glided. Oh, this modern age! The group was happy to take in the surrounding sights from the boat, but everyone was happy when the boat trip ended. The next lap of their journey was to be taken on a fast clipper from Chicago. At the airport two more old classmates joined the group. These two were Charlene McEvilly and Bev Orlomoski. Charlene is living alone in her Chicago penthouse now. To the surprise of most of the group, these two are confirmed old maids. Charlene is now the owner of The Dime a Dozen Used Car lot, which specializes in Hudson Convertibles. Her slogan is You wreck 'em and wc'll sell 'em. Bev was visiting Charlene. Her home town is Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Up-and-coming Orlomoski, who has been currently appearing on radio station A-R-G-U-E, is giving Senator McCarthy a run for his money. As everyone was being seated, the stewardess came from within the cabin of the ship, calling her f'hello's.n Who was this shapely figure? None other than Dorothy Wendell, who had reduced. Dot is now down to a trim 110. She made everyone comfortable, and it wasn't long before safety belts were fastened and the ship was going down for ia landing. After the plane bounced down the landing strip, the door of the pilot's cabin jolted open. Who should fall out of the cabin, but Leslie Garnbeef Les had now made his first trans-Atlantic fiight. Everyone scrambled to get his first glimpse of France. It wasn't long before our chartered bus pulled up. There was a wild scramble for seats and away we went. In and out of traffic, our sight seeing bus weaved and zoomed. Confusion in front of the bus drew everyone's attention. It seemed as if a dozen kids were fighting over one piece of candy. The bus driver turned around to see what the commotion was fAs if we couldn't tell -Y a woman driver!l Face looks familiar, hair looks familiar. Oh, no! Marlene Gug- lielmetti. Seems as if Marlene snagged that former M. C. H. S. graduate. The little monster's in the front of the bus were all Marlene's. We stopped in front of the Eiffel Tower to get more views. There was a street photographer, taking pictures of other tourists. We decided to have a group picture taken for future remembrances. The photographer was busy arranging the group for our picture when someone noticed who it was-- Earlene Binkele. They exchanged bits of gossip and then bade us farewell, but not before assuring us that they would meet us again at the reunion party that night. At the hotel reserved for M, C. H. S. graduates we were glad to find Carol Greenwood. She is the owner of the Rue de la Paix, Paris' finest tourist hotel. Carol rang the bell, and her efficient bell-boy appeared. Richie Severson sure looks nice in a blue suit! He came skipping down the stairs whistling his latest tune, f'Blue Bottom Bellsfl He writes songs in his spare time. After we checked our luggage we registered. On the hotel register we noticed a familiar scribble. Looking up from the book we noticed the glamorous Christin De', a famous model, ascending the stairs. She paused for a moment, and everyone was sur- prised to see how joAnn Dollinger had changed. That evening everyone gathered at the Moulin Rouge, which is now owned by Monsieur Gene Winterbottorn. Featured singer in this famous night- club was Mademoiselle Frantwa Szyrnanski. Her favorite selection was Take Me Back to Good Ole Minookef' After she finished singing, out came a line of can-can dancers. The one on the end didn't quite make it and found herself sprawled on the floor. When she picked herself up, we saw it was Lorraine Peterson. just as the party got started, another '54-I celebrity walked in. We couldn't believe our eyes. We thought Miss Holt, our adviser, had forgotten us. Miss Holt told the group that she was attending school to learn how to speak French. She had decided to make a career of teaching French instead of English. The party broke up in the wee hours of the morning. Everyone was sad, thinking that soon they would have to part. Before the party broke up, plans were made to hold their next reunion in five years at Minooka. Sorry you missed it, but we will look forward to seeing you in 1969. SPIRIT or '54 Most Rcprcscntativc Studcnts Congratulations to Sulannv Montgorilc-ry' and Wm-sh-y Cook. By popular vote- of thu- studs-nt body and thc faculty, thcy wm-rc chosc-n as thv Most Rcprc- srntativc Studvnts of thc- Sn-nior Class. Both Suzannc and Wcslcy havv hm-cn lx-adcrs in school activitics, citizcnship, and sports. WL3IIl1lIl,S Club Awards Lorraine P1-tc-r.son and Richard Ss-vcrson wcrc svlvctctl to rm-cr-ivr thc WOIIIQIIIQS Cluh Awards. Thcsc awards arm- pri-scntcd annually by thc WOIIIZIHQS Cluh of Minooka, for tlu- higlicst scholastic avcragc for thc four ycars of high school work. Our congratula- tions to Lorrainc and Richard. Anu-rican Legion Awards 'l'hm-sc honors wt-ru prcscntcd to Franccs Szymanski and Eugcnc Wl!lIt'I'lJOIf0Ill by Post ll88. Lcadcrship, Scholarship, Honor, Couragv, Charactvr, and Scrvicc wcrc- thc attrihutcs which thc faculty and thc Sc-nior Class considvrcd in choosing thc winncrs. Franccs and Eugcnc arc to bc conuncndcd for hcing choscn for the-sc honors. D. A. R. Award D1-pcndahility, Lcadcrship, Scrvicv, and Patriotism arc thc qualifications that were considcra-cl in selecting thc Scnior girl for thc D. A. R. Award. Our school is vcry happy to hc givcn thc opportunity to prcscnt thc D. A. R. Award from thc Alida C, Bliss Chapter of Grundy County. Our congratulations go to this ym'ar's winncr, Marlcnv Gugliclinctti. W :- w - q,...+.-q,,,.L 1'ggg.,f- -- X rv-rm 'F wg QB.s.'wyp-A --,M 1 ,, 1' ' fm qu :of Y-v--gi '--f ww uv- nu r-7 Y, - :,'m1 'i,2'3'1e'FSf . vw .. f' ww' M -:im -Q f .2 ' pg 5-j . f ' si + 'wnw.,,g,f--,,,,-,fi M3 My,-N ff Wg .xi 'W' m ' 'Q' Q9 x it .Klux Egg'-gi-E' 6 . 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'V ff-' ' 4 K 4 SQ- X N. ' 'R n s. Q,,,g'5 ' , li .af -ff-'H-wi Q, .f ,:f ,..., -1... xwm-M-N ir? M , 5.9 'rf -sf .sf-fr . 1 5 . Qc N sw, ,..5,g . -, .- eg, 'Vit nqbb N 1 x if -'ev An., ,X Q f-ff' -'K'-ev s . P. - ns.ds. Q Y ' - '...2't. N .lunc Wilhvlmi, Lois Jennings, Gordon Murlcy, Joanne Coop. f 0 . 6501607 4 Prcsidcnt ..... . . .Gordon Murley Vicc-Prcsidcnt .... . . .Lois Jrnnings Sccrctary ..... . . .june VVilhclmi Treasurer. . . .... Joanne Coop 20 N' 'i W Mfg' 'I X vyl, 4, on AY' :cache -rv 4... 'EU 'lei I 4' x ' Y V . f i J I if I J A A X, Q.. r , if '224 ' U '27 iw Up 3 ,- 2153-,, X xx 8 si Q, 664,44 FIRST ROVV: Ii.l1'Y1.11.1 .Xllm'r1, N.Hll'N .Xmlm-rsun, Phyllis .'XIldl'l'SUIl, VV41lIz'1' Brndlvy, Pallrirk f:0IlI'llY, NIUJIIHIK' llnnp. SICLTONIJ ROW: i..1ml llixmm, th-mlml NIlllIll'I'l, D.n'lu-iw lingvr, ,Iny E1'iL'ksun, Yvmnn- l m-xgusmm, -lm:-pl: Unnglivlxxwtti. THIRD ROW: lmix .lx'IlI!iHQN. lum Kvmp, Suphic KK7Il,iL'N'ii'll, Paul Mc'Millin, Ciurclon Murlvy, Hr'vvx'ly Svhilmnvl. l OUR'l'll ROYN: I l'I'Ilt' Sk'lliIIHlll'I, ligxrl Slu'au'm'r, H4-nry Sing, lidwgxrd Slvgllliill, Palsy 'llnkkm-lwn. .Xlivv Yun lil:-gnvv. l ll 'l'll ROW: li--llx Wall.-u,AI11x1m' Wilhf-lmi. 7 FIRST ROW: June Wilhclmi, Joanne Coop, Carol Dixon, Gordon Murlcy, jay Erickson, Henry Sing, Edward Stegman, Tom Kemp, Alice Van Cleavc, Paul McMillin, Yvonne Ferguson, Darlene Enger. SFCOND ROW: Walter Bradley, Beverly Schimmel, Sophie Konjevich, Betty Walters, Gerald Emmert, Lois Jennings, Patsy Torkelson, Earl Lloyd Shearer, Joseph Guglielmetti, Barbara Allen, Fernc Schinnnel, Patrick Con roy. cmdafzd. The Class of 1955 started their high school days in 1951. We increased and decreased members, finally settling with twenty-four ambitious workers. In September, after we got into the rhythm of school, Mr. Sampson, our class adviser, aided us in selecting officers. The officers elected were: Gordon Murley, president, Lois Jennings, vice- presidentg june Wilhelrni, secretary, Joanne Coop, treasurer. Ferne Scbinimel and Henry Sing were our representatives in the Student Council. Gordon Nlurley, Earl Shearer, Hcnry Sing and Tom Kemp were on the varsity basketball squad. Jay Erickson and Joe Guglielmetti were on the junior varsity squad. june Wilhebni and Lois Jennings were chosen as cheerleaders. Advanced band members were: Joanne Coop, Earl Shearer, Henry Sing, Edward Stegman, and Darlene Enger. Beginning band members were Carol Dixon, and jay Erickson. Our class was also well represented in F. H. A., F. F. A., and chorus. November 13, 1953, was an exciting day for us. That evening we presented our Junior play. The title of the play was You Cdllif Kim Caroline. The main characters were: Cordon Murley as joe: june Wilhelmi as Caroline: Carol Dixon as Ma Rand, and Sophie Konjcvich as Susie, How excited we were when we ordered our class rings in November! What a thrill was ours when the rings came after Christmas. Of course the big project for the year was sponsoring the 1954 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Sale of Christmas greetings of various kinds gave us a good start toward financing the enter- prise. Profits from operating the refreshment con- cession at athletic events increased our balance so that we were able to carry out our plans. This event was truly the gala occasion of the year. 'Wie 'W nm wig. ff .4 'Y --4 is Sgix.. . - i ... 3' ' f' Sf 'B ff EE? X . Q-as-Q isxax x SEN 592 6 Q., is ww 7 Gary Hadaway, Karen Sandstrom, Aileen Torkelson, James Hancock I one OMCCGM- President ...... .... J ames Hancock Vice-President .... . . .Gary Hadaway Secretary. . . . . .Aileen Torkelson Treasurer .... .... K aren Sandstrom 24 7 Q. QV .,. , y a- ., ggi qbqq, su R '1' 3' 32,1 1'-t'. ' '1'-'g'1.- X d :xi -5 11.17. EQ' 'ln ' 0 ' Qu, . xg ' ,Q ' 131 '-7:1'-135i FT T- L ' gfbilfl I if isa.. .' l x FIRST RONV: xi.ll'g.lI't'K .Xu-1'y, Harold Br:-cn, jnsvph Br:-4-n, janv Bxvwstm-1', Dorn lim-ll, Caryl lflxurrlxill Alulm Duvgall, SECOND ROW. Alnnvt lirirkmxm. Gvmlnl FCl'Ill'Q', Joan Fc-vrwy, Loran Good, Gary Ii2ldLlVV2ly, jzunvs I'l2ll'lC0i'k Stnnlvy llnmlu. VHIIRD ROVV: K1-ith Knudwn, Danny Kunjcvirh, Carol lJllIldSll'UlIl, John Nlflillllllil, linrlmrzx Olson, IJ2lVi Pvrmm, Kgnvn Salndstmrn. l OUR'l'll ROW: john Sl'Y4'l'iUI1, Edna Smith, Virginian Smith, Marilyn Stafford, Judith Todd, .-Kiln-vn Turk:-l son, Rolwrt vlillI'Ill'l'. l ll 'l'll ROVV: l.m'Rm' Y.1ksdul, NLlIll'f' Vic'km'r'v, ROSl'lll.lVY Virkvry, 'IilllxOd0l'l' Wvndvll, Ch-mld VVilfong. FIRST ROW: Edna Smith, Barbara Olson, Virginia Smith, Dora Buell, John Melianna, joseph Breen, Loran Good, Danny Konjevieh. SECOND ROW: Keith Knudson, Le Roy Vaksdal, Aileen Torkelson, John Severson, Rose- mary Viekery, .Ioan Feeney, Nlarilyn Stafford, Bob Turner. THIRD ROW: David Perona, Stanley Hoaks, John Duvall, James Haneoek, Karen Sand- storm, Caryl Churchill, jane Brewster, Carol Lundstrom. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Feeney, Gary Hadaway, Judith Todd, Harold Breen, Frank Pehlke, Theodore Wendell, Naney Vickerry, Janet Eriekson. M046 VW-, the Sophomores. began our Freshman year with thirty-eight members. During our Freshman year we lost Robert Smith and 'loanne Cowdriek. This year when school started we lost Barbara Guenettc, Dixie Fidler, and Glen Olsen, but we gained two new members, janet Eriekson and Dorothy Horton. We now have a total of thirty-five members. NVQ-'re very proud of our Basketball boys. .Iarnes Haneoek, Jack Severson, and Bob Turner were on the Varsity Basketball Squad. Many of the boys were on the junior Var- sity Basketball Squad. Gerald Feeney and LeRoy Vaksdal, both Sophomores, were the team managers. All of our girls were members of the Fu- ture Homemakers of America and the Girls, Glee Club. Twelve of the boys are in Future Zacewewa. Farmers of Ameriea, and several are in Boys' Chorus. Ten of our members are in the Advaneed Band. They are: -Ioan Feeney, Gary Hada- way, James Hancock, David Perona, Karen Sandstrom, jaek Severson, Robert Turner. Theodore YVendell, LeRoy Vaksdal. and lVIarilyn Stafford. Our elass adviser is N111 Hentze. and it was with his help that we eleeted the follow- ing Class officers: Gary Hadaway. presidentg Aileen Torkelson, seeretaryg Karen Sand- strom, treasurer. Our student eouneil repre- sentatives are joan Feeney and Robert Turner. The Sophomores sponsored the All Sehool Christmas Party whieh was quite a sueeess. VVe hope to be as sueeessful in the future years as we have been this year. 4 Thomas Murlcy, Charles Brown, john Stegrnan. Absent: Robvrt VVilhclmi U zeedmcm Uffcaefza. President ...... .... T homas Murlcy Vicc-President. . . . . .Robert Wilhclmi Secretary ..... . . .Charles Brown Trcasurcr. . . .... John Stcgman 28 Lf R4 X . Q, K P. L, ann! A I , mg... as ..::. fzeeimcm lRS'l' ROW: Dm-un .-Xlmsny, .Xndrvw .-Xndcrson, G1-rnld Amlcrson, Phyllis Bnlwr, jvgnrn-n Bohn- stvngvl, Bvtty Bordm-rs, Marilyn Brrtsrh, SECOND ROW: Clmrlvs KI. Brown, Clmrlvs K. Brown, Knrvn Brown, Bvvvrly Cook, Ronald llirst, Rulpll Ditvlx, B4-tty Forln-s. .5. ,v vm? 66444. Bobby Karr, -Ioan Knndson, Ruth Montgoxna-ry. FOUR'l'l'l ROVV: Donald Iwlnrlcy, Tholnzxs Mur- lcy, Kurvn Nifllols, Lvnard Olson, Ln-onnrd Pl-tvrson, Sharon Pvtvrson, Rolwrt Saga: FIFTH ROW: Williznn Stafford, john Sll'glll2lll, Edytll IIWLIFIIUF, MHIglll'l'l Vaksdul, Rolwrt llllRl7 ROW: Linda FI'l'd1'l'll'li, Williznn Frvd- Wllhf'll'll, L 0 Wlflkfxlv Edwilfd W l 1- vrivk, .Ioyvv Cin-1-rmlwvk, Jacqnvliln- Hnnfork, SlX'l'H ROW: Rivhard Zzlrlm-y. 'C -L as 41.- FIRST ROW: john Ste-gnxzin, B1-tty Bord:-rs, Charlvs Brown, Lt-nzxrd Olson, Ruth Moritgmm-ry. W'illizun Stuf- fnrd, .Xndrc-xv .Xndr-mon, ll:-vm-rly Cook, lliunlas Mui-lc-y, L1-onard Pvt:-xson, Mr, Sainlpsnn, Roln-it Sgig1-,juyu- tliw-iilu-c'k, .l.u'qm-linv llurwork, Ronald Dirst, Dnnnld Mun-lr-y. SECOND ROVV: lillllll lilll'lH'l', Sll1ll'0Il P4'ti'rs0n, Phyllis Balu-r,K11r4-n Bruwr1,tl4-41111-n B0llllSU'llQl'l,-lllklll Kruml- son, Mrs, Snnxpsnn, Nl2ll'g2ll'l'l Vnlxsdnl, Linda Frm-da-rick, Marilyn Br:-tsfli, Kurt-n Nivlmls. lit-tty l orlu-s. 'lllllill ROVV: G1-rnlcl And:-rsun, Kam-n Brown, L4-nurd Olson, Li-onzird Pc-tc-rsun, xvllllillll Staillkird, .Xndn-w .-Xmlm-rsun, Ruth Montgmni-ry, Dm-an .-Xlizmly, Williunl Frm-dc-rifk, Edward VVN-n, lllnnrli-Q K. Bruwn, Ricliaird Zqlrli-x', Rnlpll llilfll. 'zeeimcm 66444- VV4-, tlu- lllC'l!lll4'I'S of tlu- Frm-sllxnzxn Class, have- witlistnnd tht- rigors of lar-ing tlli- lmlmif-s of Minookzi lligll St-Imul for ont- yn-nr, llzlving provt-n ours!-lvcs worthy, wi- will 1-ndc-zrvor tn nmlu- our vluss an assi-t tu ilu- wlmnl and I'0lllIIllll'1llY. Our class liud thi- distinrtion of ln-ing ont- of thc large-at in tht- lliwlnry of tln- SI'll00l. 'lllll'I'l' wt-rv thirty- six of us ul'klg4'li lie-:lvl-rs'l nnswi-ring tht- 8:30 A. M. wluml In-ll. ln za vm-ry sliorl spurt- of time-, our nlmli- oflict-rs we-rv 4-lt-rti-rl lust full. ,lille-y invluclm-d suvlx Fri-shnlzln stand- mits us: 'llimnns Murlvy, pri-sids-ntg Robvrt Wilhclmi, vicw--pri-sid:-nt: lllmrls-s Brown, si-rn-tziryg and John Str-gnmn, trviisnirr-r. Although tht- lmys c-onnnandod all of thu- climq uilirz-s, illl' girls gut into tht- art by s-le-Uting ji-am-n Bohnsti-ng:-l and lidytll 'I'urn4-r to ra-prc-st-nt tht- vluss in thi- Stud:-nt Council. The class of 1957 1-an lions! zilmout its futun- pn- tm-ntial lt-adm-rs. G4-rzild .-Xndvrsrm, Phyllis liuki-r, Kurt-n Brown, Joan Knudson, llmnms Murli-y, liclvtll 'lim'- nc-r, and Mz1rgal'i-t Vzlksdaxl wi-rv on ilu- lllllllbl' roll .loan the-ir c-ntirv Frm-sllnmn Sl'2ll'. Karr-n Brown, Knudson, .Iz1Cquz-l1ni- llllIll'0i'l'i, john Stl-gnmn, An- dre-w Andi-rson, and Ruth Mrmtgonu-rv wx-rv :id- Bvttv vanvz-d lmnd IIlt'lIllM'I'S. Kam-n Nivlmls and Bordi-rs sc-rvi-d on thc- M-Di-:Xn stuff. 'lilu-rv wc-rv two Frm-slim:-n that plays-d varsity lmslu-tlmll, tflmrli-s J. Brown and Thomas Nliirlr-3: Now that wr- luxvi- our fr-1-t firmlv plain-cl un ilu- grournd, wx- Can forgc- ullvnd toward nr-w lmrivons. C 31 L W L F Sh 5 AS 'ir X W ri 0-f 'F 'I +2-N gy P X Q ', ,,x,b JK sf Q X X A1 S R sf Qs. , , in S' iv-0 H5 '1i fa n. ' v bi XX 'N SNS wx f l3 mn. ..gr.i,,,g ff sl,- .I in-ff 1 3'i was .0 W ,YM 'Y ur 0 ff ,Y 'WI' arlfwi af: wwf 4. K Q SNR- ar gg, ga- 'Fx Yi We -wx .1.,..flAfQ O. FIRST ROW: Mr. Sampson, adviser, Jo Ann Dollinger, Martha Moore, Suzanne Montgomery, Barbara Todd, Marlene Guglielmetti, Beverly Orlomoski, Lorraine Peterson, Earlene Binkele, Frances Szymanski, Carol Green- wood, Jean Rushton. SECOND ROW: Wesley Cook, James Bretsch, Sophie Konjevich, Ferne Schimmel, Betty Walters, Lois Jennings, Carol Lundstrom, Aileen Torkelson, Jane Brewster, Karen Sandstrom, Joanne Coop, Caryl Churchill. THIRD ROW: Eugene Winterbottom, Richard Severson, June Wilhelmi, Patricia Torkelson, Yvonne Ferguson, Rosemary Vickery, Dora Buell, Judith Todd, Nancy Vickery, Joan Feeney, Betty Borders, Karen Nichols. Editor-in-Chief BEVERLY ORLOMOSKI Editor MARLENE GUGLIELMETTI Literary Editor LORRAINE PETERSON Business Manager BARBARA TODD Staff Writers FRANCES SZYMANSKI MARTHA MOORE EARLEN1-2 BINRELE SOPHIE KONJEVICH 0 - c- ra Za Feature Writers Advertising CAROL DIXON KAREN SANDSTROM JOAN FEENEY BETTY BORDERS KAREN NICHOLS Circulation CAROL GREENWOOD JO ANN DOLLINGER JUNE WILHELMI 1-'ERNI-1 SCHIMMEL AILEEN TORKELSON ROSEMARY VICKERY MARILYN STAFFORD HAROLD BREEN FRANK PEHLKE SUE MONTGOMERY JEAN RUSHTON JOANNE COOP PATSY TORKELSON JANE BREWSTER JANET ERICKSON Photography CARYL CHURCHILL YVONNE FERGUSON DORA BUELL CAROL LLYNDSTROM LOIS JENNINGS JUDY TODD NANCY VICKERY GERALD FEENEY The M-Di-An is an all-school project. The yearbook is financed through the sale of maga- zine subscriptions at the beginning of the year, the sale of turkey raffle tickets at Thanksgiving time, and the sale of advertising space to merchants in Joliet, Morris, Minooka, and Channahon. The Seniors do most of the plan- ning with the aid of the adviser. The first purpose of the annual is to provide a storehouse of memories for the alumni. The second purpose is to show the educational ad- vances of various departments of the school. Nearly everyone helps in one way or another to publish the annual. 1 5 I , g s-3: ' inn : ' if ,Q ' A , U i :ff .EEF STANDING: Betty Bordt-rs, Carol Grt-vnwood, Charlt-nv Mclilvilly, Dorothy Wvndcll, Marla-nc Gug- lit-hnt-tti, Gvruld Eniinrrt, Fmrirvs Slyinunski, jo Ann Dollingvr, Barbara Todd. Sl-DATED: xillflhll Moorv, Lorraine Pc-tvrson, Bt-vvrly Orluinoski, Sulzmnv Montgomtrry. QW VW- hopt- you euro not supcrstitious ilL'C21llSL' this nmrks our thlrtvvnth l'0llSl'L'llllVl' yt-zn' of publication for Ihr' Palm' Pijn' C'lII1ffl'I'. Thi- Ofhrm- PI':1t'tit'v Class. with tht' :tid of our gnclvisvlg Mr. Sampson, prints ont' issue- cztrll nionth. Wt- puhlish tlirvt- hundrvd und fifty copii-s, whit-h nrt' gin-n to tht' studonts of hlinookzt Connnunity Schools, frm- of chzirgv. Thr' Pwnw Pijn' Cjllflfffl' is also l'XL'illl!1gt'd with nczlrhy schools and is sont to suhst'riht-rs, and grxlduz1tt's who gm- in tht' LlI'llll'd forum-s. At tht- ht-ginning of tht- your. tht- staff vlvctt-d Lor1'z1inc PL-tvrson. vditorg and Mzirtltzi lloorv, assistant vditor. 'I'ht- otha-r mcmbcrs of thc' stuff nrt as roving rvportvrs. t-:ich taking turns :tt difliort-nt :irtirlvs of nows. Bctwcvxi its vovt-rs. wt' try to bring to tht' studm-nts, itt-Ins of intvrost. Tlicst- includt' ztftivi- ties. sports, class news. pt-rsonztl intvrvii-ws, chat- tvr. honor roll :ind pm-rft't't zittcndancv lists, jokes, und varied zirtirlcs. This past yvztr wc' huvc spvnt many clijoyzihlt' hours working on tht- pzipvr, trying to improve it for our rvzldcrs. tan. FIRST ROW: Charlene Mclivilly, Frances Szymanski, Earlene Binkele, JoAnn Dollinger, Jean Rush- ton, Suzanne Montgomery, Lorraine Peterson, Carol Greenwood, Barbara Todd, Marlene Gugliel- metti. SECOND ROW: Carol Dixon, Joanne Coop, Ferne Schirnmel, Beverly Schimmel, Patsy Torkelson, Barbara Allen, June Wilhelmi, Sophie Konjevich, Yvonne Ferguson, Alice Van Cleave, Darlene Enger. THIRD ROW: Betty Walters, Lois Jennings, Beverly Orlomoski, Dorthy Wendell, Martha Moore, Mrs. Sampson. 7 The Minooka Chapter is a unit of the Illinois Association of F. H. A., which is chartered by the national organization of the Future Home- makers of America. In the past year the membership of our chapter was sixty girls. In order to become a member each girl must have completed one semester of work in home economics. Two meetings are held each month-one business meeting and one educational-social meeting. The motto of the organization is c'Toward New Horizonsng the flower, a red rose, and the colors, red and white. The eight purposes of the F. H. A. are: Qlj To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making. f2j To emphasize the importance of wor- thy home membership. ffij To encourage democracy in home and community life. I I f4j To work for good home and family life for all. CSD To promote international good will. f6j To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. UQ To further interest in home economics. CSJ To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. The officers for the year 1953-1954 were: Suzanne Montgomery, president, Jane Brew- ster, vice-president, Marlene Cuglielmetti, sec- retaryg Barbara Allen, treasurer, Joanne Coop, finance chairman, Patsy Torkelson, welfare and service chairman, Earlene Binkele, reporter, Aileen Torkelson, publicity chairman, Sophie Konjevich, parliamentariang Lorraine Peterson, degrees chairman, Jean Rushton, song leader, Mrs. Eneix, chapter mother, and Mrs. Janice Sampson, adviser. The year's activities began in Oetoher when six girls went to the F. H. A. Leadership meet- ing in Morris. The Hrst week in November was set aside for National F. H. A. Week. An activity was plan- ned for each day of the week. Informal initia- tion elimaxed this project. For U. N. Day the chapter sang songs and played games from different countries. A Christmas party for which the girls ex- changed names for gifts was held in the Home Eeonomies room. The girls held their annual Klother-l7aughter Banquet in February. The new members were formally initiated in a candle lighting ceremony. In April, we honored our Fathers at Daddy Date Night. This year each girl received names for a pen pal from overseas. In order to enjoy all these social events, the organization must raise funds. Our projects in- cluded: NIilk sales, coat checking at the basket- hall games, a bake sale and the selling of sham- poo. The F. H. A. received six cherry-red pitch- ers. for selling the shampoo. These pitchers were presented as a gift to the Home Economics department. To end the year a luncheon was served to help prospective Freshman girls get acquainted with high school. FIRST ROW: jeanen Bohnstengel, Dora Buell, Caryl Churchill, Judith Todd, Karen Sandstroni, Jane Brewster, Aileen Torkelson, Carol Lundstrom, Janet Erickson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Vickery, Rosemary Vickery, joan Feeney, Betty Borders, Karen Nichols, Phyllis Baker, joan Knudson, Karen Brown, Linda Frederick, Sharon Peterson. THIRD ROW: Joyce Greenbeck, Ruth Montgomery, Marilyn Bretsch, Betty Forbes, Edyth Turner, Beverly Cook, Margaret Vaksdal, Marilyn Stafford, Virginia Smith, Barbara Olson, Edna Smith, Jacqueline Hancock. i1..l1 sl FIRST ROW: Richard Severson, Thomas Dorre, Henry Sing, George Winkel, Eugene Winterbottom, Wesley Cook. SECOND ROW: Richard Zarley, William Stafford, Lenard Olson, Paul McMillin, Joseph Gugliel- metti, Loran Good, Leo Winkel. THIRD ROW: Donald Murley, John Severson, Gary Hadaway, Keith Knudson, Lf-Roy Vaksdal, Mr. Wilken. 7. 7. . F. F. A. activities did not cease when school closed for the year 1952-53. Henry Sing and John Duvall, chapter delegates to the business meetings, accompanied by members Charles Sing, Eugene Winterbottom, Richard Severson, and Dale Williamson. attended the annual state F. F. A. convention in Champaign from june 9 to 12. They took with them the chapter entry for exhibits contest. This exhibit, based on the slogan A good steer to better livingf' featured a Hereford steer. Chief Clenn, sculptured from plaster of Paris by ,loan Clennon. Charles Sing, who had been elected president of Section 8 at the state convention, conducted the meeting at the Leadership Camp for F. F. A. officers at Marseilles on September 16. 1953. Nlinooka F. F. A. officers presented the opening ceremony. Those taking part were Eugene Winterbottom. president, Wesley Cook, vice-presidentg Henry Sing, treasurer, George lN'inkel, secretaryg Richard Severson, reporter, and joseph Guglielmetti, sentinel. September '20, 1953, was the date of the Second Annual Tractor Rodeo sponsored by the F. F. A. on the school grounds. John Sever- son won first place in the F. F. A. class. Richard Severson was second, Paul McMillin, third, Leo Winkel, fourth, Eugene Winterbottom, fifth, and John Duvall, sixth. Mr. Wilken, Mr. Siron, and Mr. Holt took the F. F. A. boys to Chicago on October 16, where they attended the Dairy Show and went through Swift and Company's packing house. November projects of the chapter included sponsoring an all-school Armistice Day party on the tenth, at which Mr. Whiteside of Joliet led square and round dancing. On the fourteenth. members attended the Grain and Poultry Show at Oswego High School. Here Loran Good won five blue ribbons on his chicken entries. The Donkey Basketball game was the De- cember F. F. A. undertaking. Teams for the Hrst game were chosen from the F. F. A. boys. Minooka A. C. won the main event over a team composed of faculty, board. and Ag. council members. The 1954 F. F. A. banquet was held in the gymnasium on the twenty-third of March. President Eugene Winterbottom presided dur- ing the opening ceremonies and introduced a 1 11'i1'1l lJI'UgI'LllIl i111'l111li11g ll whistling yolo by 11111110 1'11g1'11v1-d o11 thc pl11qu1' Zllld 1'1'1'1'ivi11g El Illllll lYilli11111so11. ll vo1'11l 1lu1't hy W'illi11111 1111'Cl11l 1x'hi1'l1 will hc 2lNN'ilI'dl'Cl to him hy th1' lllll -111111 R11fl1to11. 11111l ll guitar solo hy -l111111's lYilli11111 Rushton f11111ily. Tho 1953-54 honor ll 1111'111'k. l,1-Roy XYQlliNCl.ll. 1'1-p1'1-s1111t11ti1'1' of tl11' wus pr1-s1111t1'Cl to Gary l12lClllXS'Lly hy Mr. Rush- N1i11ook11 clllLlIJl1'I' ill the- SIJl'l'L'll 1'o11t1-Nt of L11 to11. Altcr thig 1-1111-1't11i111111'11t Mr. lYilk1-11, 11d- 'S1ll1-g11v1- his t11lk 1111 1'o11w1'1'11tio11. illlll' 1'l111pt1'1' viwr, 5ll0XK'l'Cl slidvf of th1' v111'io115 l . I , A. 1l 1l1-1li1'11l1-1l A1 pl11q111' to llll' 1111-111ory of p1'11-i1-1'ts. 1h1'1't W. RllNlllU!l. .1 l'o1'1111-11 lIll'IIll5l'I' Illlfl To 1'o1111d Ollt tl11- 3111113 l'I1ll'l'lJl'lSl'N. thc F. 111' l'lLll'IIll'I'. lC111'l1 Yltgll' tl11- Sopho111o1'1- 5t111l1-11t F. A. took 21 11-1'o11cl trip to Cl1i1'11go. This ti1111' 111111 llll' o11tst11111li11g 1'1x1'o1'1l of All'l'OIIllJll5llIIlC'IlI 1111-y visitvd th1' l3o111'd ol 'l'1'11Cl1'. 1111d w1'r1' 1'o11- lll .lgI'll'lllllll'l' i11 Nlllltllllitl clltlllllllllllly lligh cl111't1'd through 1111 11ss1'111l1ly pl1111t, 1111d 1'li11111x1'1l slllllwl 11iIl I11' 11'1'og11ix1-1l hy l111vi11g' hiw 1111-y1-111'I13-11111-111ii11g.1h11wh11llg111111-. , 7 ,-ff. Uffcbew ll1111'y Sing, t1'1'11x111'1'1'3 Wvslvy Cook, vim--p1'1-si1l1'11t1 Ri1'l1111'd S11V111'so11, 1'1'po1't1'1'g F11g11111' WlI1lK'l'lJOfIKJIll, lJl'4'SlL'll'IltQ I 11111411 Wi11k1-l, s1'1'1'1't111'y: tIU51'llll G11gli1-l1111'tti, s1'11ti111'lg M11 VVilk1'11, 11dvis1'1'. 39 llRS'l' ROW: Siillllll' Kill!-it'N'l4'll, -lt'gtnt'n Bollnsli'ngt'l. Jztnvt l'i1'ic'liso1i, -Inflitll locltl, Clgirol l,t1ntlxti'oin, lilintlvnt Nlt'lf,villx', Kut't'n Snriclstrnili. SIXIONIJ RUVV: lit-ttv Hordt'rs Lois Ivnninzs Snvzmnc Montqoiiivrx' Rntlx Moiitgoint'1'x', Xl.n'ilx'n lin-tsvli, liclni , i . . , . ,t , Smith, joknn liollingvr, limlmzinx Olson, -Ioan Ft't'nt-y, Rost'n1ui'y V1c'kt'1'y, -lllf'4Illl'llIl1' llnnt'm'lx. IHIRIJ ROW: Bvttx' Wzxltvrs, l t'i'nt' Sc'liinnn4'l, Jvun Rushton, Sharon Pt'tt'i'son, Bni'lmi'n locltl, Yirixinigt Sniitli ,-Xilvvn 'liorkt'lson, K:n't'n Nivliols, Phyllis liztlivr, lNlarilla1, Nloorv, l,Ul'I'2llIll' l'i'tt'rQon, Fi'u11t'4's Slxlllllllxlxl. lUllR'l'll ROW: lJil!'lt'Ill' l ll1gt'l', -Itmn Knndson, Bvtty Ft1r'lM's, Carol Gi't'vnwooc'l, llnrotliv VV:-ntlvll, Ilovvi' fll'1'tll lmvrk, l,intlzi l i't'cl1'rit'l4, Ht'vt'i'ly Cook, Nlarilvn SlJlHiOl'll, June' Willlvllni, H1ll'lmi'gl .Xllt'n, Putsx 'I'm'lu'lxtni, lltx wrlv Orltnnowki. lllflll ROWY Kg1i'4'nBrown,Hclytli'l'tn'nt'1',,Innt'Bi't'wstc'1', IV12iI'H2ll'l'l Vnksclnl, Cgnyl Cllitiirllill, Dum lint Nzintw' Vit'kvi'x', ilzirol Dixon, -Ioinnn' Hoop, Ezirlvnt' Binkt'lt', Mzirlvni' llttglivlnivtti, lSvx't'rly Srliinnnvl, Yx-mum Fl'I'HlliUI1, .'Xlit't' Vunllli-:xvt'. 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III ti xt Ill N ,'l4HlIllXHllcIN1Hl intl llit' l,oi'cl x lI'llX'l'l'. ltwtn linxliton, lztnt' 11 N-U1-'UN H -- - ' -A K h ' ' .- . llx.t1t'11l'nonn l5i't'wstt'r, gtncl livtty llorclviw t'ntt'i't'cl tlit- District Solo Clniittwt. 'l'lit'y i't'c't'ivt'cl swrriitl. tliircl. :mtl ligwli yvztr, ut' gain in int'inlxt'i'N, t'xpt'i'i1'iit't' tliirtl. l'4'NIN't'llYt'ly. intm'i't'xt. atncl pi't'NtiQt'. 40 Zag! Wee lvlinooka High School was fortunate in hav- ing ai Boys' Glee Club again, this year, after last year's inactivity. The group was organized to provide ll co-curricular activity for male mem- bers of the student body who had an intense in- terest in singing. The main event of the year for the club was to be the annual Christmas Pageant. However, the principal singer of the group became ill, and the opportunity to show the people of the community the progress of the group had to be passed up. lNe sincerely hope that next year we will have opportunities to sing before an audience. FIRST ROW: Edward Wren, LeRoy Vaksdal, Harold Breen, Robert Wilhelmi, John McKanna, Leonard Peterson. SECOND ROW: Loran Good, joseph Breen, Jay Erickson, Ralph Ditch, Gary Hadaway, Walter Bradley. THIRD ROW: john Sevvrson, Gerald Feeney, Ronald Dirst, Dean Ahasay, Earl Lloyd Shearer, James Hancock, Charles Brown, William Frederick, John Stegman, Frank Pehlke. 'Fil 1.-.. g. -r ,, 5, jv.,.,.Jv FIRST ROW: F1'rnf'SChilnlns'l, Marilyn Stafford, Elizabvth Contrafivri, ilavqliclinc' Illlflfilfli, Earlvne' Binlwlv, Sharon Winklvr, Lois Svvvrson, Torn Parris, Aldvn Erickson, john Santorincos, Mzxry' Butlvr. SECOND ROW: Barbara Hvap, Vada Knudson, Janvt Erickson, Barbara Binkclv, .Iran Rushton, Joannm' Coop, Joan Knudson, Ruth Montgonivry, Karen Brown, tlanivs Winklcr, 'l'hc'odorc' Wvndvll, Carol Link, Warrvn Gallingvr, Carla Sln'ar4'r, Richard Dirst. 'l'lllRD ROW: Karvn SZIIICISITOIII, Darlvni- Engrr, Kay Holbrook, Darlvnm' Andvrson, -Ioan Fi'i'm'5', Larry Hinchliffv, Donald Mr'- Ilugh, Virginia Wallin, John Scvvrson, Andrrw Anderson, John Stvginan, Earl Lloyd Shvarvr. l OUR'l'H ROW: L1'Roy Vaksdal, David Pvrona, Hvnry Sing, Cary Hadawziy, Edward Stvginan, Mirliavl Bvdford, -IQIIIIVS Ilada- way, Rolivrt 'l'nrnm'r, -Ianivs Hanrork. anew! guna! iv ian ias Ina 1' a vvr foo s owinf is cnrv in 3 ioar Hll'IIlN'TN. 'ar Q ivarvr, L - Illdl d yldh ,th HISKI d 113181 Pd yvar. Activitivs inrludvd thc' Corn Festival Pa- ward Stvgman. and joan Fc'4'ni'y. Tha' hand radi' at Mrirris. thi' Plainfield Honicworning Custodians zirv: john Stvginan and Andrvw l'aradi'. the' Hallowcvn Parzidv, tht' half-timi' 1'Illl'Tt2llIlIIll'Ill at thc' haskvthzxll gamvs. and thx' l. H. A. inusic' rontvsts. 'lilim' l951i-.il oHic'a'rs wvrv: Prvsidvnt, Boh Tnrncrg vice'-pr1'sidm'nt, Earlcnv Binkclvg sccrc- tary-historian, Marilyn Staflordg trc'asurc'r, Andcrsong uniform custodians. I,i'Roy Vaksdal and janvt Erickson. Librarians arc' -Ivan Rush- ton and Joanne' Coop. Thx' mcmhcrship of thu' Concvrt Band has iricrcased to fifty-two this yvar. Thi' now hand dirvctor in Minocikzi is Nir. A. R. fVIc'Allisti'r. egimziag Zami The beginning band was started in the latter part of the first semester. Any student is eligible to join the band if he is in the fourth grade or above. The 1953-5-l Beginning Band members were: Charity Dorre, janet Vaksdal, flute, Richard Coyne, French horn: Larry Duffy, Thomas Geistler, Francine Campbell, Emelia DeCicco. Kay Moore, Charlotte Hentze, Anita Santorineos, clarinet, Caryl Churchill. Phyllis Baker, Carol Dixon, June Jennings, Jay Erickson, Leon Steffes, drums. Some men from the American Legion Band from Joliet came and gave private and group lessons. FIRST ROW: Kay Moore, Thornas Geistler, Anita Santorineos, Richard Coyne, Charity Dorre, Janet Vaksdal. SECOND ROW: Francine Campbell, Larry Duffy, Emelia Dm-Cicco, Charlotte Hentie, Margery Knudson, Pa- tricia Gaxnbee, Edward Gannon, Rex Siron, Ronnie Williamson, Lawrence Dwyer. THIRD ROW: Coady Erickson, Donald Schinnnel, Leon Steffes, Jay Erickson, Beryl Churchill, Phyllis Baker, June Jennings, Carol Dixon, Caryl Churchill. FIRST ROW: Ferne Schimmel, jeanen Bohnstengel, jean Rushton, Robert Turner, .Ioan Feeney. SECOND ROW: Henry Sing, Edyth Turner, Thomas Dorre, Mr. Siron, adviser. The Student Council of Minooka Community High School has eight members who were eleeted at the beginning of the school year to represent the entire student body. They were: Senior Class, -lean Rushton, Thomas Dorreg junior Class, Ferne Sehimmel, Henry Sing, Sophomore Class, joan Feeney, Robert Turner, Freshman Class, Edyth Turner, jeanen Bohn- stengel. 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' g - V N ,, 4, wr Tyr, VV-'W s '- J V- Q1-V -V'-1VVf-bf f 'f M V A- H-T..a,N-.+.m,-V VV' ff is h Sumnnc !VIOI11gUllll'l'Y, Juni- Wilhchni, Lois -In-nningsg standing, Bm-tty Bm'dz'l'n. 77Zemafz6aZ 'za ' 4 ci0I1Q'I'2ltlliiltiUllS to Richard St-vcrson and C hgirlcx Brown for winning thc frcc throw tro- imw for thc lf?.'mf5-Q34 hzlskcthzlll wznon. On thc lm-ft, Mr. Siron is pri-writing thc mln-rt Rushton Mcmnriznl Tmphy tu Chzirlcs u was tht- rccipicnt of tht- B-tczim trophy. This wan thc firxt ycnr that rhix trophy wan zxwzirdcd. On tho right. Mr. Dorick ix prcwxiting Rich- ard with thi- Wnync 'IXIIOIIIIJSOII Mm-nlmiul Trophy which hc won with nn outstanding ,684 pcr ccnt frcc throw nv:-rgigc. 'I'hiN is thc ninth yczn' that this trophy has hccn lJl'i'NK'll1l'd. FIRST ROW: Charles Brown, Tom Kemp, Earl Shearer, Gordon Murley, Henry Sing, Eugene Winterbottom, Wesley Cook, James Bretsch, Richard Severson, James Hancock, Thomas Murley, John Severson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dorick, John Stegman, Dean Ahasay, Andrew Anderson, Robert Sage, Gerald Anderson, Edward Wren, Robert Wilhelnli, Joseph Guglielmetti, Robert Turner, Joseph Breen, Theodore Wendell. THIRD ROW: Ronald Dirst, Gerald Feeney, Leonard Peterson, William Frederick, Daniel Konjevich, Harold Breen, Ralph Ditch, Jay Erickson, Gary Hadaway, Loran Good, Keith Knudson, LeRoy Vaksdal. gaaeetdczli The rampaging Indians of Minooka, etched another successful season into the history of the school. The Indians scalped twenty-one foes, while being scalped four times during the entire season. The Indians acquired eight scalps under their belts, before being downed by Coal City in the Gardner Tournament. The Indians went on another spree and gathered nine more wins, before being defeated by Coal City in a regu- larly scheduled game. The Indians made a clean sweep of confer- ence play 'by winning the conference tourna- mcnt and also ended up as the high team in regular conference play with seven wins against one defeat. They brought home another trophy to add to our trophy case by grasping third place in the Holiday Tournament at Gardner. In district play, the team defeated Serena, but lost to Somonauk the next night. This marked the end of the playing careers of four seniors -W Richie Severson, Wes Cook, Jim Bretsch, and Eugene Wlinterbottom. These boys will be hard to replace next year, but their spirit and determination will live on to inspire other boys to live up to the standards they have set. The Papooses followed the example of the varsity and ended up with a record of seven- teen wins against four losses. They added several trophies to the school's trophy case winning First in regular conference play. They went un- defeated in the conference, and took second place in the Conference tournament. 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'l:, . onkn a,-..oun1r--i tot- iw fmh MHNOQIMX 'bpmilall j For-6 To chim 'S' Place lead in the fmt quarter, but Mn-. .' , , I,-,ight yyjn ,m,q,,,, ,,,g, ,qftfmtgu-:n-fi Wes Cook loopcd m 19, nooka scored t-tphl fast pomts m H1608 Pldlllfltld ' s' ' points spnrlf Minnoka to af -mNng.KA qgpe ' 1- S 0 10 Xalloy Conte 1- L ma V P li -- I-'ox ' r nw: A a 4.1 c 'I' lmskotlmll vivtory ovcx' Orland Vo. 6, Pam lt Itwsdzly night , Rial Dver Oswego . xmh tl 5 OSWECO - lSpcc-intl - Mi-S1'YP1':011 ookzfs Indians, hvhind a well- -1- N alum-od sroring nttnck, rontpodh . a its sixth const-ctttiw victory M , , If ltu.E ,, 1+ 1: n h nd 'rm in zlzinmkg . . l 1 may mug Fall: Mmnnlm f VARSITY SCORES kept the lead for the rest nt the Stihl!! pul1uptoa14 to 14 tie at tl - d - - - of the first quarter. me Ln oumh' Tomgh' m In the second quarter, again ' ghi Gqmg Gardner went ahead, 20 to 14, but champmn P bv the end 01 016 h lf lf tk oswrzcfo lspmatumxyms Cool . a moe a held a 32 to so pdge' Mmmka jammed the nets with Ill potnu Y . 7 Minopka Jars 4--- 'Lemonl for 4 ,, 'HC Gant- . I ,gm Mmooka Jars mor, W. 'l'hl.y 4555 13th, 72-54 U ' , . - FIST: Blue Island f F- A 5 l'l'1' JU 'fgfff xmmooxfx - fspemn - Rich :, 5 lvl Bllll'15llllld J! 48 2ggHSmaex'sonandlVes Cook qci0:'ad2fg IVE, ' mm Qrlzuul Park 60 'lll lgT55nltt nd 1.9..'m3l'f:,f7f'flfFf'f54'- xaL1h':1suNn- tspecmn -,ft-ff' '- 2 l'i 'k 733-5, Minooka Sf6pS . t' 1 .tm xwxmook-ur'-mv fgtrcm-r 1 A , ligliurtlzljarg yhzjslcafxall 1Cttm,pfl ': Qjxww,-U 7g 38 Newark! -t . c kr 24 Liu. v W -' '. ' f . :o:!e:lyVar-than QMS 53,3 21t,,-kiv.11t- till Ugg ln Fox Valley . ' ff Rsglxg n11'cnt-1' ,ll e om: - ,Q 1 MlnOOkU ls ? l.w.wyl-ruff Plgnizllit-lcl 28 22 K Poms,fl'3gNv5:fgIcq'e5lSge4gl:lleamel?'3g 64-43 vmof Lizwgif ff lf' :f:nf:z:l2i 'ell P1'M'1MP'f2'f1f'-'Bw ' 'W' X. IA'IIl0Ill 72 5-l k t rtut-.l t,- 4 A QP: vel' Gafdnefqrnl-mit Plmm 16 48 Tguwd' ' O till fi Nvwurk 76 alfa 0 6 xuxoolm lSp0vlRll cm.-1.-,gt .url tx- V- - . -4 4 ' L . I Sing and Gordon Murl'-x' mutt- -w fm. lllnnlgton ,J 58 W' WW' Jined lot' 36 poinlx x.l f-,MAE mlm, KDHWVHU 39 fll' I 0 4,414.1 Coal City Stl .34 lion 'ow , anew, -. M,- ll'l00ka WIIIS uw xwlwillt- 57 64 ?'IEio,gg hleiins . M. -4 lflltinfat-ld fm 52 22,21 4 ,Book Si ' 4-q :rl 734 I U OPS 4 g , an 4 P , M vc IIULIIJ.-XY '1'ot'RN,xx11zN'1' 4411 cfLll'dlll'I'j Serena, 54-505 Cullmn 33 Al2 5-E-Rigging' Star g Defwfs Plainfield EMIS' L, fl?l WY fl' F33 fl ' ' m0'2Q1eEf?'37SlQEiflfl ln 2nd Half nquy- VM.. I l4 '1f1f 'fl +2 .ll , 1 - I f lr nljzht A , 50.A Oswego S s Wm lfllilll' CIUNFlCRl'1NCIl4' 'l'OL'R'NMNfIl N'l' 11 0 P S f OSWl:It'i0 tSp:wiulb Xltzu-.aku Gsxw I A A A A KJ Mu50j I . situ' mm w-hm tu 4' tru 4' I , , x R '-, U .1q1,4::,6 112:23 F,l.,,ft,,l:..i bl bl Plamfield jayyees Minoo a TOPs.1'52-ifgl' -,ff H1 4 4 4 4.4,,.wt,,-... ' 'J Ji I Q in 0 Newark ln jf,'11'aI3:,', nts'1'1ut:'1' 'l'Ol'RN.-XMHNFI' lm Em-M111-5 Vm Jmupgka Tops Fvc 76-45 H 138 'rv loswego 59-34 H. echuc - A I ,T ,H 4 , ifmcinlL.wi?mlgii151:Hgg SOIllUI1.tlllx .JJ .mf ' co ng 0 points or nom- ,, out H V -' ' I classm- 1':i',lYeS3 mmwavl w4Ruhm'A'mW Minooka Tdps'4., ',. ' ww ' ' WMI oo ll Lou ity ll e Serena 67-494 I . r m .g Fun f For 'gg.1:.Ubyu13'.EE1fTolalx , . I 4 Smaffrfffrfffztt41154wi-4 U ll Ullfllby Hull' ffiibte DEFEl6tTlUlVlDtRSL P24156 ' H l WA' l ' 4' Ml D 4 T RECORD Fon INDIANS ' ' -' - 4 1 eam DO' 1.019 Produces 0116 of Fiizest flfnoolccf mein!! FIRST ROW: Richard Severson, Eugene Winterbottom, Leonard More, James Bretsch, Wesley Cook, Gordon Murley, Robert Turner, Hs-my Sing, Edward Stcgman, Earl Shearer, Gerald Emmert, John Sevcrson. SECOND ROW: Jay Erickson, Loran Good, William Frederick, Charles Brown, John Stegman, James Hancock, Leonard Peterson, Edward Wren, Robert Wilhelmi, joseph Breen, John McKanna. THIRD ROW: Ronald Dirst, LeRoy Vaksdal, Gerald Feeney, Thomas Murley, Ralph Ditch, Dean Ahasay, Gary Hadaway, Keith Knudson, Mr. Dave Dorick, coach. The Indians ushered in the baseball season last April 15, when we played Newark in a hotly-contested battle. Newark won, 4 to 3 but it was not indicative of the play. The weather was ideal for playing baseball, and a great many Minooka fans were on hand to witness the game. seven returning lettermen. james Bretsch, Gor- don Murley, Wesley Cook, Henry Sing, Leonard More, Gerald Emmert, Richard Seversonf all played good baseball. Fall 'baseball was discontinued this year be- cause of the difficulty in securing games. This is the schedule of foes that we played Mr. Dorick was very fortunate in having in 1954: We They April 15 Newark . . . . Here . . . . . . 3 4 April 20 Oswego . . . . There . . . . . 12 7 April 23 Yorkville . . . Here . . . . . . 21 5 April 27 Plainfield . . . There . . . . . . 20 1 May 11 Yorkville . There . . . . . . 20 1 May Newark . . . . There . . . . - - May Oswego . . . Here . . . . - A- May Plainfield . . Here . . . - - 52 ...,............... FIRST ROW: Jonnnc Coop, Lois Jcnnings, Joan Rushton, Suzanne- Montgomery, Earlf-nc Binkclc, So- phiv Konjcyich, Fcrm- Schimmcl, Patsy Torlu-lion, Barbara Allcn, June- Wilhclmi, Charlcnc Mc- Evilly. SECOND ROW: Carol Dixon, Lorrainc Pctcrson, Carol Grccnwood, Francs-s Szymanski, Yvonnc Fer- guson, Alicc Van Clcayc, Phyllis Andcrson, Darlcnc Engcr, Bcycrly Schimmcl, JoAnn Dollinger, Dorothy Wcndcll. 'ale' 79 ' Zion FIRST ROW: Judith Todd, Kar:-n Sandstrom, Kar:-n Nichols. Ailcen Torkclson, Marilyn Stafford, Joan Knudson, Kurcn Brown, Phyllis Baku-r, Carol Lundslrom, Dora Buell, Edna Smith. SECOND ROW: Linda Frcdi-rick, Marilyn Brctsch, Jacqueline Hancock, Ruth Montgomery, Barbara Olson, Rost-mary Viclccry, Nancy Vickcry, Jcancn Bohnstcngcl, Joyce- Grccnbcck, Betty Forbcs, Jam-t Erickson. 'l'llIRD ROW: Bm-tty Bordcrs, Bcvcrly Cook, Edyth 'liurni-r, Janc Bri-wstcr, Dorothy Horton, Marga- rct Aycry, Virginia Smith, Joan Fc:-ncy, Caryl Churchill, Margarm-t Vaksdal, Sharon Pctcrson. 53 -wr- NFB 4 6946 FIRST ROW: Mivliavl Bs-dfurd, Barham Binlwlm-, Elizulwth Contracivri, Aldvn lirifkson SECOND ROW: Margarvt Good, Juno jvnnings, Vadzx Knudson, Donald MCHugh. THIRD ROW: Thomas Parris, Joanne- Patton, L4-ona P1-hllu-, Lois Svvvrson. FOURTH ROW: Larry Todd, Virginia Wallin, jarnvs Winklvr, 56 e Seam FIRST ROW: Darin-nv Andi-rson, Edwin Fvcnvy, Richard Fm-na-y, Patricia Gainbcc SECOND ROW: Barbara Hi-ap, Margvry Knudson, Carol Link, Mary Lundstrom THIRD ROW: Joym- Murlvy, Anita Santorini-os, Maxim- Todd. 57 .Wa W sfwa quam The new look was the thing in the seventh and eighth grades this year. We had a new teacher and two new students, Patricia Gambee and Thomas Robbins, in the seventh grade. Our class was moved to a room in the new building. Accepting the challenge that the new school work presented, we worked hard and digested a maximum amount of the Three R's. Eight of us were on the honor roll, and Jim Winkler placed second in the Corn Festival spelldown at Morris. Honors went to Virginia Wallin for high Turkey Raffle sales in the eighth grade and Joyce Murley in the seventh grade. Winners in the Magazine Drive were: Virginia Wallin in the eighth grade and Richard Feeney in the seventh grade. Seventh and eighth grade representatives on the basketball team were: Alden Erickson, Jim Winkler, Larry Todd, Don McHugh, Tom Par- ris, Eddie Feeney, and Richard Feeney. The team was supported by loud and ample cheer- ing led by Cheerleaders Lois Severson, Joanne Patten, Vada Knudson, and June Jennings. Quwfe dz FIRST ROW: james Anderson, George Crary, james Davidson, Coady Erickson. SECOND ROW: Edward Gannon, james Hadaway, Katherine- Holbrook, Heh-ne Norton THIRD ROW: Ronald Olsen, Ernest Pehlke, Walter Pehlke, Larry Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Shearer, Richard Thomas, Mrs. Davis. 59 4-H Qs Sl T5 gf' 'fd ' , LJ R'-N J ':. Qmde due ST ROW: Harlmara Bl'2!h1l'Y, Carol Blair, Judy Buhnstvngvl, Ri1SC'lll2ll'f' BITPII, Edward Brown. SI COND ROW: Mary Butlvr, Bvryl Churchill, Lynda Cmmor, Josvph Cfoynv, Rirhard Uirul. IHIRD ROW: VIQIIUIIIZIS Fl:-nling, Wa1'rr'n Calling:-r, Wanda Good, Larry Ilinvlmliffv, Hruu- Knuds IOL I II l'H ROVV: Donald Schimrm-1, Ciarla Sh:-arm-r, Hlivabvth SiIlgl'l', Fwd Singvr, lmon Stn-H1-s. 'I'lI ROW: Rivhard Tudd, Sharon Winklvr. mm, WRTH ROW: -Iuycv Ianndstrom, Joss-ph Olsm-n, Bc-tty Pvtmwson, Bmmiv P4-tm-rscm, john Santurixwos, 1 ,tx . t ff f , ?qfz'4 ,mmf dad Qfzczafee Wt- startvd otl' our svhool yvar on .-Xugust ill, 19515, with lorty-two pupils. WH- had tlirrr new facvs in our room. A hoy, Donald Srhimmn-l, and a girl, Judy llolinstvngcl, ramu- to us fiom lfhivago, Wt- also had a now le-arlu-r, Blrs. Davis from Slorris, Illinois. 'liht' lilith and sixth gradv room had hm-rn movvd from tht- nrw part of tht' huilding to tht' old svvvnth and 1-ighth gradv room whirh sm-nu-d largc and strangv. Wt- will ni-vt-r forgot how hot tht- wvatllvt' was so hot, in liart, wt- wort' vxhaustvd hoform' noon and only had srhool om--halt day tht' first wvrk. 'lihat i'lIk'llIllSlillN't' soon rhangvd. and wt' srttlcd down to our nvw svhvdnlt' looking forward to nvw lvarning 1-xpvrit-iit'vs. Wt- organivvd a B. A. G. Cl. Cluh, which moans Br a flood llitilonfi with Kay Holbrook as prvsidt-ntg Lynda Connor as yict'-pri-sid:-nt, and lid- ward Brown as st-t'rt'tary-trt-asurt-r, and wt- outlint-d somm- ol' our hopt'd-fori' ohjvrtiyvs for tht- yvar. llvforr wi- knvw it wt- wrrt- planning for thc- Boost- t-rs llarniyal, whirh was ht-ld in tht' gymnasium in Urtohvr. 'lhv girls had a homv-madc Candy booth and tht- hoys a tish pond, Wt- worn- happy and proud to ht- ahlt- to do our shart- for tht- Boostm-rs. Wm' also sold tirkvts for a lurkry Rafllt-, thi- prow-1-ds going to tht' M-Di-An, Wt- wvrv thrillvd wht-n oni- ol our girls, lrarla 5llt'LlI't'I', won a lug turkvy as first prim' for svlling tht- most tirkvts. Our lirst party was our llallowm-1-n Party, Wt' drvssvd in many intm-rm-sting and original costunivs and wn-rt' iudgvd for IJI'lll'S. -lost-ph Cloynv, a fifth gradvr, drvssrd as a 'l'Y svt, was judgvd funnivst. Bs-ryl llliurchill, as a dt-hutantr, was judgvd prvttivst, and jot' Olson, as a piratv, was judge-d most original. In tht- sixth gradv, Dick 'lillUIllllS, a piratc, won tht- prin- for tht- funnit-st vostumvg Shvila Shi-arm-r, tht- prvtti- ostg Coady Erickson, as .1 hot-rod drivvr, was tht' most original. 'I'hs- prim- was a silvi-r dollar to 1-avh winnvr. Our Coiiiiiiittrv svrvvd a nin- lunvh, aftvr whirh wt- playvd gainvs. linu' passod quirklyg soon wt- wvrs' pri-paring for our Christmas program. Christmas is always an rx- Citing timv. Wm- dt't'oratc'd our room to fit tht- svason, lcarnvd songs for varoling, and vnjoyvd many svvrvt whispt-rings ahout our gift vxfliangmx Aftvr a ton-day holiday varation 1-vm-ryonv ri-tnrnvd rcstm-d and happy to hs- bark, rvady to tacklt- st'int'stt'r l'l'Vll'VV lllld lxxllllllllatlong. This yt-ar for tht' first timv thu- hoys and girls wt-rv dividm-d for classt-s in physiral odnfation, und:-r tht- supvrvision of Nlr. Downs and Mrs. Davis, and for musir, undvr Mr. Mc:-Xllistvr, All hut a fm-w of our hoys wvnt out for grade srhool haskrthall, and svvvral madv thi- lightwvight tram. VVA- think Mr. Downs is a good Coarli. In Fi-hruary, all of us wt-rv sad to say good-hy to Gcorgt- lfrary, who movrd to Analaska, Wisconsin, hut wort- happy to wvlromt- two nn-w pupils, Judith Whitt- from Cft'ntt'r Srhool in lylorris and Gordon Bt-ntson from La Fox Sfhool. It soon will ht- spring, and in our thoughts wc are' visualizing long, warm, sunshiuy days out-of-doors during summrr vavation. WH' frvl wt' havv ac'Con1- plishvcl vvry much this your working togvthrr and art' looking forward to anothvr ycar with antivipation. a li 329 N 5 'xv X 7 1 ks Q , gif X f is , fx . : .l ' 1 I' .:. I .na -93 N- if as an if 5 ,Q 9' 1 P: , Qfzczafe can Sl ROVV: .lamm-s !Xtt1'lmm'r'y, .Iamrs Bn-1-11, Dallas Hutlw, Franfim' Cfamplmm-ll. Richard Clark, Richard floyrxv. Sl COND ROW: l llll1'll1l Ilvllirrrm, flllilllflfkl Doric'k,Cfl1ar:ity Dorrv, Larry Duffy, Lawx'vm'1' l7wy1-r, Kvilll l latm'ss. llllRl3 ROW: Vlllllilllllli Um'istlm'l', Russvll Gross, Charlm-m' llarlvovk, YValtvr llrap, flllilflllttl' llvntlv, Linda Link. lOUR'l'll ROW: Kay Moon-, FI'1'flC'I'lK'c,fl'l'l'Hl2iIl, Linda Sandstmm, .larm-s Slu-an-r, Rvx Sirun, Davie Slklll-Ulfl. llllll ROW: Marim- 'l'alkingtun, -Iarlvt Vaksdal, Roxmiv WllllilIIlSilIl, Mrs. Shivlds. 62 Qzcwle 7awz Our school year began on August 31, 1953, with sixteen boys and eleven girls. Our class gets along very well. We were happy to have Thomas Geistler from the Falcomer School, Chicago, Illinois, and Emelia DeCicco from the Cornell Consolidated School of Cornell, Illinois, join our class. On October 13, 1953, we had our pictures taken. We were all frightened. You know what that photographt-r's camera means. The pictures were taken in the projection room. During October, the class helped with the all-school carnival by sponsoring the Jewelry Booth. We all had fun polishing, collecting, and cleaning jewelry. Mrs. Shields repaired it, and mounted the pieces on large show cards. Our class practiced money changing. We all worked in our booth. The profit was about 9,545.00 for the Music Boosters. Our first party fun for the year began with our Halloween party. There we saw Charlene Hancock as the prettiest, james Breen as the ugliest, and Marie Talkington as the funniest in the costume dress. Following the judging we all paraded about town with the high-school band leading us. Upon our return to school, we had our party and refreshments. During Education W'eek in November we were hosts to many of our mothers and other visitors. The class helped to sell Turkey Raffle tickets. Everyone said he had fun. Kay Moore must have enjoyed herself, for she sold ten books and won the silver dollar. Marie Talkington won the turkey. In November, the class members presented an assembly program for the grade school, high school, and the faculty, Chandra Dorick, program chairman, chose the characters. The scene was a home on Thanksgiving Day. The Characters were: Mother, Kay Moore, Father, Walter Heap, Joyce, Chandra Dorick, joe, Dick Coyne, Jennie jones, janet Vaksdalg jimmy, Dick Clark, Giuseppi, Larry Dwyer, Grandma Poppins, Charlotte Hentze, Mr. Hig- gins, Rex Siron, Mr. and Mrs. Woodberry, Keith Flatness and Marie Talkington, Philip, Tom Geistler, Cecil, Ronnie Williamson, Leader of the chorus, Linda Link, announcer. Emelia. DiCicco, Chorus, the class. The Christmas play was Reindeer's Di- lemma. Mrs. Shields and the class wrote the script for the play. Karen Sandstrom played our music for us. Various art projects were carried on during the year. We made clothes-pin people and dressed them in crepe paper. We did tempera spray painting of autumn leaves and Christmas cards. Our gifts for Christmas were candle hold- ers made from hedge balls painted silver. We made a tray for them from heavy paper, lace paper, and pine boughs. We made Valentine pictures for gifts, and we did many other things. Mr. Siron instructed the boys one period each week in basketball. During this period the girls enjoyed a variety of projects. 'Our club work was a new and interesting experience to us. Our officers did a fine job. As the year is over, we realize that we have had fun working and playing together through- out the year 1953-1954. it ao- fo- K X ,y tr if 19- ,lf I 1 . , H . - ' Qs If I 1 , 5 V: ' . A' J , 5 bg S ay l I gif . . L I Q .' -S ing 5 I' R1 NY: IQKIXVLIIKI .XHCl1'lNUll, livw-:lx H4-.xslr-x', Ifclwnrcl Bl'LlS!4'Y, .I411111 I':l.1i1', Nlllllf Blair, .Iulm lilvvu. UNH RONY: lQl4'HHl'y QZIHIIIUI. Hglr11.lng1 Umtm-lln, llcmulnl IjklYiKiNIHl, K2llll!l'l'Il l'1ll'IlIiIlQ', xx'.lXIl1' lQl41'lllH'L'lx, WR-xlx-x fall lllllill ROWY: 5ts'w'u Ilg1cl.lw.1y, -IAIIIIVN llullurmk, Ilgxrwl Kvmp, I,l'xY0IlI1Al Knuclwn, Digum l,i1Il1'f.1i1', -l.lK'lllll'lNI1 Xirliux. IHVR I ll KUXY- .lun x1IlllI'X, xvllflll' l'x-lllkv, Rii'l12lI'll Platt, NiL'hr1l11s SilIllUl'iIH'US, lIh.1l'lrw Srlmli, 5115.111 St.1H'mul, Ill l'lI IUNY: I.1-Rm Stvilmw, K.nll1l1-vu vl'llUIIlIJ517Il, Vvilligun X'Vilv'll'lIIli, VIQIIUIIIQIX VVHILIIIINIYYI, Xiu. N1.l11Ilu'i, N R , L The third grade began with eleven girls and seventeen boys. All had been in school in Mi- nooka before, therefore. we had no new friends to greet. Our class membership remained at twenty-eight throughout the year. Our days were busy from the beginning of the school year with new subjects and many new books. We started work very soon on our program for the Halloween festival. While Diana Littlefair read parts of The Song of Hinzeatlmu the rest of us acted the parts, We sang and danced. All of us made our own In- dian headdrt-ss. October was an anxious month, as we could hardly wait for our first party. VVhen the great day arrived we put our Halloween costumes on at noon and waited impatiently to go to the gynl to be judged. jackie McCoy, Eddie Ander- son, and Nicky Santorineos won the prizes. Whcn the judging was over, Mr. McAllister and the band led us on a parade downtown. Since it was a beautiful, sunny day, the streets were crowded with people watching us. When we returned to the school. we had our party. At the Christmas program we were wooden 741m soldiers and dolls. While we sang Thr Parade of the Wooden Soldifrsi' we came to life and had a real live parade. Even the dolls marched while the soldiers rested. The day before Christmas vacation we had our gift exchange and party. Our tree was so pretty, decorated with the ornaments we had made ourselves. We were glad to start our vacation, but we didn't like the day to end so quickly. Our next party was at Valentine's time. We had many, many valentines. We played post- man and put the valentines in each others mail boxes. While the boys went to the gym to practice basketball with Mr. Siron, the girls learned folk dances. Sometimes we used the record player and sometimes the piano. Tuesday was truly a day to look forward to and enjoy. We mustn't fail to mention the rhythm band. It was fun to listen to the music and to learn to play our parts well. Our year has been a happy one. We've worked hard and played hard. Now we're eagerly looking forward to next fall and a new grade to explore. JC U 5 'af' ' 31- T: L - ' Ls' , , I , M4 il f. . X X t I fl ' 'Za iz! l ,Q aj - lf? jf . ., 3 11- 1g1lf7. :.,g-..I - ' q. ky. Y 5 . .WJQQX3 -on - bf ,lf Wk T Q . it I Q 'F fffd' kit T Q ' Q 1 d 3nu.ALM,, V fx xt ' I 4 4. K i 3 0- X ,X li J. A if 1 Q.. f' ' in af if .f I ' '.gQQ3l , M l 1 o K . ,Q .4 Q I f. ':1.. l A Q s jk. I ' 4 Z sy' 15- i EQ male 7am l IRS'I ROVV1 Franklin Kslmlvy, -Iosvph .'xlll'l'll'I'Igj', jac'q111'lim' Butlvr, Ffilfllill' Canlplwll, K1lI'l'Il Kllvnncm, William llustvllo, .Ivan- vltr' C1m'm'. slictoxlm ROW: Rulmvrt Davidson, john Dorrv, Frm-fl Dirst, MPlf5Kly' Flntnvss, fvlifhvlll' Cannon, Gary flvistlc-r, Rugvr ll2lf'l2lVV1ly. 'l'llIRD ROW: Rm-lwrwrzx llzxnfofk, Gvrnld Haugv, Pzum-la Hvntzv, Michnvl Likvnvss, Shirls-y I,undstrom, SilllilfiiN1C'.'xlll9ll'l',NJlI1l'X' Mlurll-x'. I UUR'l'II ROW' Nlilflic,fl1l'I'IllLlIl,.'xlll'Hf,lS0I1,.'xllf'I1 P1-hlkv, Gcraldim' Pvtvrson, Ronald Rimkv, lmxliv Snrulvrs, lNfzxrgm'ritr' Sl'llllllIlll'l. l lF'l'll ROW: Eldon Sith-s, Km-itll lzxlkington, Linda Todd, MC'I'Tf' Fnyv Todd, Hansrnn Vondlmrg, Donald Willimnsnn. Mrs. lalllmt. .'XliSl'lN'lL: Lilwrvl llnllim. Qmde YNl11-11 Nt'l1ot1l Nl11I'It'Cl 111 St'llll'llIllt'l' wt- l1.1t,l tl1i1't1'-li11- .tnxioux l1t11w untl girlx i11 our 111o111 1't':1tly to ln-gin tllt'i1' st't1111Cl yt-111' i11 Nt'l111t1l. 'l'l1t'l't- XYt'l't' lllllll' nt-w pupils, filllw' fil'lSlll'I'. liltlon Sitzt-Q, l't-ggy Sl'llllIlIllt'l untl Stintly Mt'.-Nllistt-1'. l11 Ot'tol1t-1', llouglgu Rt1l1l1i11N 1111111-tl to Nt-w i,l'lt'2lll5 l1ut it wg1sn't too long u11til C111-ryl Col- linn fillllt' lil't7Ill .-X1'izt11141 tt1 taikt- his pl:1t't-. l5t1l1l1y l3:1vitlso11 l1-lit our Nt'l1ool i11 l'lt'l5I'llllI'k' to uttt-ntl lvIt'fiQlllll'y St'l1t111l, but Ull NIlll't'll I. Sllilflill lit-11xt111 l'lllt'I't'Ll our 111t1111 t11n1i1111' liI'OIll tl1t- Fox 5 . bt'l1ool, ll1t-11 wt- lliltl our 0I'l 'lIl'll IlllIlllll'I' ol pupilx Our 11-.11' l1:1x lX'l'Il not only lllIl'l't'SIlllQ lllll vt-ry t-xtiting. Wt- lt1t1kt-tl t1l1t-ntl tt1 tl1t- Illillly holitlatyx l1t-t-41uat- it Illt'ilIll fun. pz11'ti1-s. :incl 5 1 l1-ixu1't- ti111t- l'1'o111 our 11-g'11l411' lt'w0Il5. l i1xt Vllllll' tl1t- llgnllowt-t-11 lIl1lNllllt'I'lldl'. party. :intl lJJll'Qlllt'. -ll'AlIlt'lIl' cltiyllt' zintl Mt'l'l'y' Fllyl' 'l'otltl won lJl'lll'N for tht- most o1'igi111tl l'U5lllIIlt'S. .lt'1llll'llt' wus Lll'l'NNt'll likt- il tt-lt-1'iNio11 xt-t und Mt'l'l'y' l'i41y1- wgu Rt-tl Riding llootl. Sandy Mt'- Allixtt-1' XVUl't' llll' lJ!'t'lIlt'HI t-owtunit-, :intl .It1t- At- lt'l1t'l'l'y, tl11-sxt-tl :ls ll 5Q'lll'l'l'I'UXY. win tl1t- fun- nitmt. l,t'l'l'llll5l'I' w.1x ll busy llltilllll lilil' Ili. It was lun to 11141kt- Cl11'ist111a1N gifts for our IllOll1t'l'5. il'l1t-1' XS't'l'l' tt-t1kt'ttlt-l' t'lotl1 puds to writt- tl1t- QI'0l'l'l'y lixt on. Wt- workt-tl ll1ll'Cl tt1 IJl't'lJLlI'l' our ptn-t ol' tl11- Cl1I'isIIllL1S opt-11-ttti. ln 'I'oyl4111d. :intl wm- XK't'I'l' proutl to p11-Nt-nt it for our lJ2ll'l'!llN 7m i11 tl1t- gy11111.1Niu111 011 l,t't't'lHl7t'l' twt-11ty-first. 'l'l1t- lll1Clll'Il4't' tipplnutlt-tl M1 wt-ll tl1a11 wt- knt-w tl1t-1' t-11jt1yt-tl it. 'l'l1t- tlsiy wt- w1-11- tlis111isat-tl for vzit-11tio11 wt- l1z1tl our Cl11'ixtn111s pzirty und gift t'Xi'llllI1gl'. 'l'l1t- cllll'lSIIIllla t1't-1- and z1ppl1-s givt-11 lls by tht- l,t-gion Auxiliary XN't'I'l' grt-utly 11pprt-- t'iz1tt-cl. Our YYt-t-kly lil'LlClt'I' tl1z1t Cllllll' t-vt-ry wt-t-k 11t1t only guvt- us nt-wx but innny idt-ns. NV1- prt-- purt-tl jinglc-s und drt-w picturt-S ,of ll1t'III. 'l'l1t- first, third. and fourth grztdt-rs NN't'l'1' invitc-d to our 111o111 to l'll'1lI' tl1t-111. A wt-t-k l1t-ft11't- our x71lll'IlllIlt' party tht- nrt t'l11sN 111t1dt- und dt-t111':1tt-d lurgt- pgipt-r foldt-rs for our valt-11ti111-s. By Vault-ntint-ls Day tht- mail win 1lll'l'llCly sortt-d and l't'2ldy for dt-livt-ry. All our st'l1ool work und suhjt-t'ts wt-rv intvr- twting, but Sl'll'IlC'l' was tl1t- 111t15t fun l1t-t'z111st- wt- Inudt- t't1llt-t'tit111s ol' st-1-Cls and sllt-lls for tlll' l7ist't1x1-ry Yl12ll7lt'. 'l'urtlt-Q, l'l2tlllS. pint- t1111t-s, lqt'2lIl1l'1'S, lnzignt-ts, Ll baby 1-l1it'k, and rnzmy ill- lt'I'l'NIlIlg pit'turt-s wt-1't- l11'ougl1t i11. VVt- also xttirtt-Cl plants and wt1tt1l11-tl lllt'IIl grow. .'XIIlL'I'lCAlIl Hdut'z1tio11 HH-t-k und QJPVII Houst- wt-11- both wt-ll zlttt-11clt-tl with Mt1tl1t-rs, Fntht-rs, und Frit-nclx visiting our room uncl vit-wing our work. And IIOXN' tl1z1t our mt-t'o11cl st'l1t1ol yt-:lr is ul- 111t1st finifht-d wt- look ft11'wz11'd to v11t'41tio11 timt- l1t-t'1t11Nt- wt- l1z1vt- wt11'k1-Cl l1:11'Cl. l 5 j 'QER Ze is '18 db. is-r .V , if 'H is R 4 f' ' V : .1 N-,ai X I J X if li' V ' '4 , I' l ' , A f 3 , -M W ' ll 7 an Q W . l ,.,' R I ay . v ,K l gi ' 1 P y A - C ' ' f fu . --,' . , . 1, f fd? :YL ia fi' X f . ' , ff-'77 f.. , s f Tfrf?-N - 1 I X Lip gl' P75 'W' X x l J' K D 3 Q, . fi'-R? - Q' bl 0 ' 4' X . 4' D Q' fi 4 ' f M V Q2 , L ' if N. . , - , Ziff ' ' I Q5 yi 1, Af' K l .N uf 1 A ,f if 1 ' I- 35 ff .f E l ', , 'F 6 - -My Z. F 1 all ll? 4 ' 5- ' 4 VM- Al,V , 1 ,A , Q. X I , . . . . ,Mg - fl X Q' Vw-ffi - 'fr U- ' . f - -- K x F K R ,L H, -Q11 , g W, . cs. X5 ' nl 40 l xl l Md at . . if f ' 4 .32 ingot' lg? E: .IT N 1 xv V. i N 5 . In 'i ll L... ' l l ' l 'I-f -1. 1 l , ' M l 6'- ' Qt, V .Y ,J , X vv A 1 N 1 ,Q X xx I ly , f I , I . Q Q 2 if ,f , ,f l w Q L 1 ,af ffl 1 X FIRSVI' ROW: Kutllll-vn Hvls, Ruy Hl't'l'Il, David Brown, Rnnzllll BIUXVII, .Indy lllnrlx, .ll'l'l'Y Dnviclmnl, Nglnrx llnvidxon. SIQCIONIJ RUYV: -llllllllV Uv lliwu, .Xlznn Uorirk, Normzxn Duvall, llorrznim' Dwyvr, Susan Hu-rtmm, .Xlf-xml:-1' Fl'l'HilIlill'l, llgnnul l'11nnt. THIRD ROVV: Ralph Cnlmrim-lson, Pamicigx Gross, Kurvn Lu' Ilnll, jan' Hzxrmvork, Roln-rt Ilvzxp, john H1-nllv, I,zu'ry I.4n'son. l'Ol'R'l'll RONV: DonnaSm-Pz1rrisl1,I,1u'ryPlatt, Km-nnith R1-gistvr, Diunnv Rhoncls, W'r'sl1-y SAIIQUIII, linrnu-n Svlmrf, Dm Kay S1-vm-1'sol1. FlF'l'll ROVV: Ronald S4-vvrsun, Ralph Siron, Douglas Situ-s, Phyllis Stafford, Km-ith Stl-H1-s. Mzmelm llmonms, Miss Olson. Qt-nada Uur school tt-rm ht-gait with twt-lyt- littlt- girls antl twt-nty-four littlt- hoys t-agt-r to t-ntt-r upon this nt-w advt-nturt- t'allt-d school with so many intt-rt-sting things to ht- lt-arnt-tl, lt was not long ht-lort- Frankit- l't-t-tl movt-cl out wt-st antl Stt-pht-n llohhins wt-nt to Florida. Soon llonna Sut- l'arrish t-ntt-rt-d our st'hool from Channahon, Nancy Davidson movt-d to Kt-n- tlall County in l t-hruary. lit-sidt-s st-yt-ral hirthtlay partit-s our holidays hrought spt-t'ial fun lor us. ln Urtoht-r wt- hatl our Ilallowt-t-n party. All tht- hoys and girls wt-rt- drt-sst-d in t'ostumt-s and mart'ht-tl through town in tht- paradt-. Kathy Bols was Aiudgt-tl tht- prt-ttit-st. Slit- was drt-sst-d as a lairy. Kart-n I,t-t- Ilall hatl tht- most original t'ostumt-. Sht- was drt-sst-tl as a pumpkin. -Iohn llt-ntzt- was drt-sst-tl as a clown and was tht- lunnit-st. Wt- all had a part in tht- St-hool Carnival program on 'Ortoht-r twt-nty-four, Wt- gavt- a short program ctmsisting' mainly ol singing gamt-s. lit-t't-inht-r hrought tht- happit-st and most t-x- t'iting timt- ol' tht- yt-ar. Wt- had our Christmas party in our room with a prt-tty trt-t- and gifts for t-vt-ryont-. Wt XYt'l't' invitt-Cl to st-t' tht- fourth gradt- Christmas play in tht- gym, and Mrs. 'l'alhot invitt-tl us into tht- st-t-ond gradt- room to One ht-ar a short program, Wt- also had a part in tht- gradt- st-hool Christmas program in tht- gym. Wt- had our Doll and Toy show in qlanuary. Wt- inyitt-d tht- st-t-ond, third, and fourth gradt-rs to st-t- and ht-ar us tt-ll ahout our nit't-st dolls and toys. Our last hig party was our Valt-ntint- Party. Wlt- had prt-tty valt-ntint- hoxt-s with many valt-n- tint-s for t-vt-ryont-. llowt-yt-r. st-hool was not all play for us. VVt- t-njoyt-tl rt-ading ahout Dirk, jant-, Sally and tht-ir frit-nds. Wt- also rt-ad many lihrary hooks and rt-t't-iyt-tl a t'olort-Cl star on our Rt-ading Chart lor t-at'h hook rt-ad. Wt- lt-arnt-cl to t-otmt and to writt- numbt-rs and also to add and subtract. ln st-it-nt-t- wt- rt-ad about Judy and jot- and what tht-y did in t-at-h ol' tht- four st-asons of tht- yt-ar. Our art t-lasst-s wt-rt- fun. Wt- drt-w pit-turt-s, t-olort-cl, paintt-Cl, t-ut and pastt-d pit'turt-s. Wlt- ust-d many of tht-m to ht-lp dt-t-oratc our room. lt was fun playing in tht- gym during our fort-noon play pt-rioCls. Soon spring t-amt- and wt- wt-rt- looking for- ward to our pifnitt day and summt-r varation. Our first yL'ZlI' in stfhool was ovt-r, and wt- wt-rv rt-ady lor tht- st-t'ond gradt-. FIRST ROW: Larry Hinfhlifft-, RiChard Todd, Warrcn Gallingvr, Edward Gannon, Donald Schimnlvl, Brute- Knudson, Rivhard Thonias, L:-on Stvfifcs, Larry Pvtvr- son, Gvorgv Crary, Jarnvs Hadaway. SECOND ROW: Rirhard Dirst, Thomas Flm-ming, Cloady Erirkson, Joseph Olson, Frm-d Singvr, Edward Brown, Waltvr Pohl:-kv, Jamrs Davidson, Donald MCHt1gh, john Santorinvos, Ernvst Pvhlkr-, Richard Fr-onty. 'l'I-IIRD ROW: Thomas Parris, Aldon Erirltson, Larry Todd, Ronald Olson, Mirhae-l Bm-dford, JHIIIUS Winklm-r. gage' and Qdzfc' Qzcwle ciao! glazed A boys' chorus and an girls' chorus wcrc or- ganizvd in thc gradc- school by Mr. McAllister, to tcavh tht- pupils tbc rudimvnts ol' harmony and part singing. This was done to discovr-r and to fostvr talent in singing popular tune-s of thc day. Thr young pt-oplv in thx' gradt- school arc so enthusiastic' about singing, that it is diflivult to kc-vp the-ni from bursting into song und:-r tht' slightest provocation. Nearly all of the-sc Cbildrt-n sang at tht- an- nual Christmas program this ye-ar. It is vsscn- tial that tht- child bc' giyvn vvt-ry opportunity to dove-lop an intc-rvst in music. FIRST ROW: Wanda Good, Barbara B:-aslvy, Carol Blair, ,Indy Bohnsts-ngvl, Carol Link, Bm-tty Pvtcrson, Bonniv Pvtvrson, Margarct Good, Patrifia fIIlIlll'N'l', Sb:-ila Sbvars-r, Joyce Lundstroni. SECOND ROW: Maxinc Todd, Bvryl Churchill, Lynda Connor, Kathvrinv Hol- brook, Helm-nv Norton, Elizabvth Singer, Carla Shvarvr, Rosvinary Brvvn, Elizabt-th Contracii-ri, Sharon Winkler, Mary Butlm-r. THIRD ROW: Lcona Pr-hlkr-, Juni' Jvnnings, Lois Sm-va-rson, Mary Lundstroni, Virginia Wallin, Vada Knudson, ,Ioannv Patti-n, Barbara Binkvlv, joyrr' Murlcy, Anita Santorinc-os, Margt-ry Knudson, Darlr-nc And:-rson. Barbara Hrap. l!1I'Hl'I'N ln-!'u1'1' .mai .1?'tc'1' 1 l.lil 'l' 'HT Rllllfl' 1top1: Kl'iIll Flzxtllvss, K1lllll'l'iIll' Hollxnmk, -lilIll't XyklkSdill, Alcmnm' l'.lIt1'n, Ria'h.n'd ilnvrxv, .-Xlmlvn l':l'il'kSOIl, Mzxriv Tgxlkington, Mi1'hzu'l Hvdfurd, slum' Alvnnings, l'zllN'.lI4i BIUXYII, Xv.lli.l Kllllllillll, LYIILILI f:0IlllUl. l,l'1l 'lx 'l'U RICIIHX IYUIIUIIIG Algmu-s W'iukl1-r, Duxmlci Klvllugh, VIQIIUIIIJS PL1l'l'i4, Mivhau-l livdlmd, -luvrm' Nlurlvv, .Xmtn Szmtminm-ns, I,uiN S1-wrsml. Yimginin Xxvllllill. 6156 ewdrgk 65445 Hn' Clitifs-mlxip lllulwx in ilu' gmclm' whuol Illllily In Illkl' am glvlivs' part in IJIAIIIIUIIQ school xurv Ul'Q.lIlill'll 1-.nrly in ilu- wlmul ym-.ny 'l'l14-3' .u'lix'iliw. 'flu' Nl'l'U!lCi INIIIJIYNK' wm In Il'.l!'ll tllv umm' n--tgxlmlisllvml im' tum lnlrpmm-N. 'Hu' fini rulv-ofp.n1'li411llvl1t111'y m'clm', lJlll'I!UN1' nm to Qin' clmx IIll'IIll1l'l'N am oppor- S iq 2941 l'l1m- g1l4u'cli.111U' of wluml x.1l'm'ly. our mfvty 1'm'w4xl'clvd by gn trip to Cfllivngu tu X4-1' Ll big pltrul, xxx-rm' u1l11l1lillu'11tn'cl for tha' m'xm'1'l1m'x1t Il'L1Q'lll' Ixm-lmll Q.lIIlt'. llcwyu- fNll11'Im-y. .-Xllital xx lx' in xvllirll ilu-5 IM'l't.Ul'I1lt'd tlu-ix' mllllim-N, Tllvy S1llllUI'iIN'0x- Milw li.-dfm-dl 'Ibm l'4nrrix, Dun mm-lvisvcl ilu' Ill.lXQ'l'UllIlCl .mal gyrxlrmxilllll dur- Nlvlluglx, lmix Sm-x'm'1'so11. Virginia Wfnllin. :md mg llllllll lltlllill 1 ' .nd Ntmwcl 2'llLll'Ci 411 tht- NlI'l'l'l .lim Wiuklm-1' m-rv 1m-n1ln-1xuftlu- pnlml. ' I H11 x um Ik M1100 . 1.2 lht'rt- wort' two divisions of tht- grzidt'-school hnskt-tlmll IOLIIII this your. tht- ht'zivywt'ights and tht- lightwt-ights. Mvniht-rs of tht- lit-ttvywtiiglit ttuun wt-rt' from tht- st-vt-nth and t-ighth grztdt' hoys and tht' lightwvight ttuun of fifth :ind sixth grzidt- hoys. 'l'ht- lundzixnt-ntatl skills of dribbling, passing, shooting. und guarding wort' taught FIRST ROW: Frt-d Singt-r, Rivhard Todd, BruCt'Knudson, Coady Erickson, Larry Peterson, Richard Dirst, ,lziinvs Haxduwaty. SECOND ROW: Donald MCI-Iugh, Larry Todd, Donald Srhinimt-l, John Snntorincos, 112111105 Davidson, Rivhurd Ft'l'Ilt'y, Warren Gullingvr. THIRD ROW: .Xldt-n Erickson, Mit'hut-l Bt-dford, Mr, Downs, Ctmflt, Tlionizis Parris, jamt-s Winklt-r, 'l'honius Flvniing. e ciao! Zczaklffall inzijority of tht'ir guincs and hnisht-d tht' sca- son with un 8-l rt't'ord. Tht- lightwvights wt-rv slow starting hut finally hit tht'ir stridt' ntuir tht- t-nd of tht- stwison und t-ndcd with ti -l-8 rt't'ord. Tht- lightwt-ights wt-rt' invitvd to play thtt pro- litninztry ggnnt' ht-f'ort- ont- of tht- Cutt-rpillar 'l'rz1t'tor ttuun gzuncs. with tht' t'inphnsis on good sportsmanship. Although tht, twin, wmv not mmqvd in H Both ttuuns lookt-d forxmrd to tht tourn.i- t'onft'rt'nt't'. tht-v l':it't'd gi lituivv st'ht'dult' with WW' 26 27 38 38 150 22 'lil 27 51 -P8 49 Ill 21 inonts thtty wort' to t'ntt-r, thc l1t'z1vywt'ights in strong ttwtnis. I Aftt-r dropping tht' first two tht- tournzunt-nt :it Minooka and thtr lightwcights gatintss. tht- lit-qivywt-iglits wt-nt on to win tht- in Qjhnnlmlmnl lIli.-XX'YWElGIl'l'S L1qgH'1'wE1QH'1'5 Tho' wt- 'rht-y liraiitlwootl '4 I it Bmidwood ' Nffllllx I l Nforris QIt'W 't it Nt-tt-it-it t-wan' ' . . I2 it d ' Braiidwood H Q ug flood K1ol'l'is lr ful? x U Nt-w l.t'nox MJ ul M A mm Chnmmhlm .i-l Lhzinnzihon Nm, Lmmx 20 Nt-w Lvnox NUM, I-k If Nt-wzirk Cliztnnzilitm 29 Chunnnhon St. l'1itrit'k 22 St. Patrick Plziinfivld 28 Pltiitificld olde! Anderson Service Station, Routes 52 and 66, Modern Cabins, Home Cooked Lunches, Joliet, Illinois Al Baskin's, Cass and Ottawa, Varsity Shop, Lower Level, Joliet, Illinois Barretts, Incorporated, 65 North Ottawa Street, Joliet, Illinois Baudino 8: Sons, Welding Service, Wallace at Chicago Streets, Joliet, Illinois Block 81 Kuhl Company, Joliet's Fashion Center, Joliet, Illinois Borden's Ice Cream, Joliet, Illniois Budde Implement Company, 414 West Jefferson Street, Joliet, Illinois Central Appliance Company, Joliet's Oldest Appliance Store, 159 North Ottawa Street, Joliet 5737. Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Chicago, Incorporated, Weber Road and Route 30, Joliet, Illinois Coppotelli's, Records and TV, 24 East Van Buren Street, Joliet, Illinois Corn Belt Hatcheries, Incorporated, Joliet, Illinois Fred C. Dames, Funeral Home, 251 North Center Street, Joliet, Illinois Delihanty and Joliet Tobacco, Incorporated, Confections and Specialty Wholesalers, Joliet, Illinois Dr. Pepper Bottling Company, Plainfield Road, Joliet, Illinois The Eagle Store, Furniture and Men's Clothing, 212-222 North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois Eileen's Juvenile Shop, 153 North Scott Street, Joliet, Illinois The First National Bank of Joliet, Joliet, Illinois The Fitzgerald Furniture Co., 101 E. Clinton St., Joliet, Best Wishes to All Minooka Students. Abe Frank, 39 East Jefferson Street, Joliet, Illinois Ben Franklin Store, West Side Shopping Center, Joliet, Illinois Globe Building Material Company, 1803 Plainfield Road, Joliet, Illinois Harrington Studio, School Yearbook Photographers, Joliet, Illinois Hicks-Mattson Agency, Incorporated, 14 East Van Buren Street, Joliet, Illinois Honiotes Brothers' Food Mart, 1401 West Jefferson Street, Joliet, Illinois Joliet Beauty 8: Barber Supply Company, W. G. Esser, 114 Scott Street, Joliet, Illinois Joliet Farm Market, 236 East Cass Street, Joliet, Illinois Joliet Floral Company, 107 North Reed Street, Joliet, Illinois The Joliet Herald-News, The Copley Press, Inc., Joliet, Illinois Joyce 7-Up Bottling Company, Troy Township, Joliet, Illinois Ray Kinney Motors, Center and Jefferson Streets, Joliet, Illinois Labo Florist, Joliet's Oldest Florists, 80 West Jefferson Street, Joliet, Illinois Laundromat, 132 East Van Buren Street, Joliet, Illinois Lewis Brothers, Joliet's Good Shoe Store, 116-118 North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois R. L. Lyon Heating 8: Sheet Metal, Rheem Heating Equipment, Joliet, Illinois Lytton's QHenry C. Lytton and Companyj, 112 North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois Marsh's, Where Joliet Buys Its Better Footwear, 169 North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois Mattei Music Shop, 21 East Clinton Street, Joliet, Illinois McGrath Office Equipment, 25 East Jefferson Street, Joliet, Illinois Munroe Hatchery, Chicks and Ducklings, Purina Feed, 423-425 North Chicago Street, Joliet New Lumber Company, A Friendly Place to Trade, Troy Road fRoute 52j, Joliet, Illinois Neumode Hosiery, 33 West Van Buren Street, Joliet, Illinois Newkirk Transit Mix, Incorporated, 720 Collins Street, Joliet, Illinois Oestreich Service Company, 115 North Joliet Street, Phone 2-2431, Joliet, Illinois Peterson Printing Craftsmen, Incorporated, 17 East Clinton Street, Joliet, Illinois Rendel's, Rebuilders of Auto Wrecks, 129 East Van Buren Street, Joliet, Illinois Seltzer Drug Company, West Side Shopping Center, Joliet, Illinois Sonntag Funeral Home, Joliet, Illinois Spencer's Jewelry, 711 West Jefferson Street, Phone 3-4112, Joliet, Illinois Squick Laboratories, Incorporated, 558 North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois Compliments, John E. Wallace, Dentist, Janet B. Wallaee, Dental Hygienist Weber's Rich Grade A Milk, Best By Test, Joliet, Illinois Dr. A. E. Westcott, Optometrist, 39.50 Optical Service, 523 Liberty Street, Joliet, Illinois 74 I Allan Furniture Store, Morris, Illinois I. N. R. Beatty Lumber Company, Phone 31, Morris, Illinois Brilliant Bronze Service Station, Morris, Illinois Bush Hatchery and Milling Company, Intersection of 6 and 47 Coast to Coast Stores, Phone 1826, 320 Liberty Street, Morris, Illinois E. W. Conley, jewelry Store, Morris, Illinois Davis Funeral Home, Phone 84-85-86, Morris, Illinois Farmers Square Deal Grain Company, Morris, Illinois Ferguson Spray Painting, Morris, Illinois First National Bank, Morris, Illinois Earl O. Fruland, Funeral Home, Morris, Illinois Lars Fosen, Painting and Decorating, Morris, Illinois Grundy County National Bank, Morris, Illinois Grundy County Court House 'Officials - Lillias K. Walker, County Superintendent of Schools, Nels P. Nelson, County Clerk, Frank Condon, Circuit Clerk, John Enrietta, County Treasurer, Leon- ard Holfman, County judge, James W. Bell, County Sheriff, August B. Black, State's Attor- ney, W. 'Clark Davis, County Coroner. Hansen Poultry Store, 124 West Washington Street, Phone 1210, Morris, Illinois Harper Shell Service Station, 115 Division Street, Phone 987, Morris, Illinois Harry Skopes, The Basket, Specialized Fried Chicken, Morris, Illinois Ralph Hume Barber Shop, 121 West Washington Street, Morris, Illinois C. H. Hynds Store, Dry Goods, Notions, Rugs, Millinery, Dresses 8: Coats, 222-24 Liberty St., Morris. Inland Sales, Inc., International Harvester Dealer, Morris, Illinois Kindelspiri-'s Auto Supply, 109-11 West Washington Street, Morris, Illinois Lasser's Furniture Company, Forty Years of Fair Dealing, Morris, Illinois Main Market, Morris, Phone 17, Morris, Illinois McKee's Drug Store, C. E. McKee, R.Ph., Walgreen's, Morris, Illinois Miller's Service Station, Conoco Oil Products, Morris, Illinois Moran and Walker, Inc., Phone 786, 216 West Washington Street, Morris, Illinois Morris Automobile Dealer's Association, Morris, Illinois Morris Building and Loan Association, 424 Liberty Street, Morris, Illinois Morris Dry Cleaners, Ladies' Work A Specialty, 118 East Washington Street, Morris, Illinois Morris Dairy, Distributors of Borden's Dairy Products, Phone 803, Morris, Illinois Morris Farm Supply Company, Ford Tractors and Dearborn Equipment, Morris, Illinois Morris Implement Company, Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery, Morris, Illinois Morris Paper Mills, Morris, Illinois Morris Restaurant Association-Joe's Sandwich Shop, Morris Ice Cream, Glass Kitchen, Andan Cafe, Kindelspire's, Brite Spot, Prince Drive In, Morris, Illinois Morocco Coal Mine, Morris, Illinois Myrick's Morris Hatchery, Our chicks are worth crowing about, Feed, Purina Chows, Morris 76. Page jewelers, Morris, Illinois Compliments of Peterson's Gulf Station, Morris, Illinois Compliments of Phipps, Inc., Morris, Illinois A. J. Prombo, Optometrist, Morris, Illinois. Quaker Oats Company, Grains, Feeds, Fertilizers, Morris, Illinois Royal Blue Store, 103 Price Street, '4The Things You Buy, Must Satisfyf, Morris, Illinois Safety Service Garage, Morris, Illinois Sklutis, The Store for Men and Boys, Morris, Illinois Spark's Bright Spot, Exclusive Cleaners, Morris, Illinois Steele's Mobil Service, Morris, Illinois Stephen Lumber and Fuel Company, Inc., Phone Morris 68, Morris, Illinois Tague Chevrolet Company, Specialists in Courtesy and Fine Service, Morris, Illinois Fastee Freeze, Junction Routes 47 and 6, Morris, Illinois Tex's Inn, For Fine Food, Morris, Illinois j. M. Thompson, Meat Markets, Morris, Illinois Harry O. Torrence, Men's Wear for Appearance Sake, Phone 738, Morris, Illinois Uptown Sweet Shop, Marian Nelson, Morris, Illinois Water's Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds, 107 West Jackson Street, Morris, Illinois West Implement Company, Morris, Illinois M. K. Wix 8z Sons, Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Equipment, Morris, Illinois Zimmerman Drug Store, Wm. Zimmerman, R.Ph., 218 Liberty Street, Morris, Illinois Mmm Anderson Garage, Highway 6 Channahon IIIIDOIS Clover Farm Store, Groceries, Meats Ceneril Me rehandise I'ro7en Food Ion lee rs XXIIUOURI 2204 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs Connely Channxhon Illinois llrewes Texaeo Service Station Ch mn lhon Illinois Fredriekls Restaurant, Chann ihon Illinois Gallingerls Service Station, MIHOORI Illinois Compliments of Roy A. Hare St lte It xrm Insurlnee 'VI1nook1 Illinois Ray Hihler, Congratulations C riduates 'Vhnooka Illinois Fred Littlefair, Standard Oil Company Nlinoolei Illinois Nlanor Inn, Fine Foods, Hiqhw 1ys 6 md 66 Lhinnxhon Illinois Me'Coyls Grocery, Luneh, Service Station Chann xhon Illinois Nlinooka. Grain, Lumber and Supply Company 'Vlmooki Illinois lVIoe's Plaee, Minooka, lllinois A. H. Moore, Monareh Finer Food Croeerie The Best Uuxlities Phone 5285 XIlI100lxl Illinois Moss Drugs, Treasure Island, Frineis C Moss R Ph Ch innahon lllm L S 6 it 66 R D 5 olxet Nichols Barber Shop, Channahon Illinois Ray Ruh's Service: Station, Route 72 and Ridge Road Mmookl Illinois Severson Brothers, Shelling and Hauling Mmooka Illinois Steve Rittof, Good Luekf' Ch mn ihon Illinois C. Thompson K Sons, Farm Dralnlge Mmooka Illinois Triangle Foundry Company, Mmooki Illinois Van Asdlen. Eleetrieal Sales and Service General Electric Appllanees 'Vlmooka Illinois Van Asdlen Service Station and Garage General Auto Repairing 'VI1nook1 IIIIIIOIS Wilfong's Barber Shop, Minooki Illinois Walters 8: Williams, Standard Service Station Channahon Illinois Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments of Ralph Swanson 170 Central Avenue Aurora Illinois of Dr. Wm. F. Schipper of Erwin C. Godfrey of Mr. Hulbert. of Mrs. Carol Lee of Peter Slovick Good Luek! A Patron Good Luck! A Patron Good Luck! Two Patrons Herff-jones Company, 1407-1419 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis Indiana