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

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1962 volume:

Dreams Fuwlled J 1 962 M-DI-AN 'N s..-aj Published by the Student Body Minoohu High School Minoohu, Illinois Volume Twenty-One mv A .X.x . ,, Superintendent Assistant Principal REX A SIRON M J HENTZE M S and B S MS fUf'llVEfSlfY of lllnnolsl llllmons State Normal Unuversntyj BEd CSouthern lllmols Umversutyj Superintendent of Schools Assistant Prmcxpal Science Mathematlcs Board of Education Ralph Coop- Silas Knudson- Robert Wilhelmi' William Rushton- George Winterbottom President- Clarence Knudson Secretary. Absent: Everett McCoy 6 il. S Maunder, Mrs. Lehman, Miss Casten, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mr. Muller, Mr. Agney, Mr. Jaun. STANDING: Mr. Henize, Casler, Mr. Lehman, Mr. McLaughlin. LW my My WNW of? 1' M wwf' 45 WW My ,ww W Xe ? GSW QM ?5 q ai? CHARLES AGNEY B.S. CEastern Illinois Universityl Industrial Arts Technical Drawing CHARLES V. BAKER B.S. Clllinois State Normal Universityl University of Wisconsin Business Education PAUL J. CASLER B.S. CBracIley Universityj Biology, General Science LILLIAN CASTEN B.A. CCoIIege of St. Francisj Joliet Junior College English, German ARTHUR F. JAUN B.S. flllinois State Normal Universityb Vocal and Instrumental Music MRS. MARY ANN LEHMAN B.S. INorthern Illinois Universityj Girls' Physical Education lty RONALD D. LEHMAN B.S. CNorthern Illinois Universityl Social Science, Boys' Physical Education, Library, Coach MRS. VIRA B. MAUNDER M.S. and B.S. CKansas State Universityl University of Colorado Vocational Homemaking MRS. LORETTA MCLAUGHLIN B.S. CWestern Illinois Universityl English, Speech RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN B.S. CWestern Illinois Universityj Michigan State University Mathematics, Physics I I NORMAN D. MILLER B.S. Clllinois State Normal University! Social Science, Coach DONALD J. MORRISSEY B.S. fUniversity of Illinoisj Vocational Agriculture, Science, Coach JOYCE ANN LUNDSTROM March l5. Peace Pipe Chatter 4, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Best Foot For ward You Can't Take lt With You DONALD L. MONTGOMERY January 22. Honor Roll 2, Perfect Attendance 4, Peace Pipe Chatter 2, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, Track l, Best Foot Forward You Can't Take It With You KAY ELIZABETH MOORE April 20. Honor Roll 2, 4, Perfect Attendance l, M-Dl-AN 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, Peace Pipe Chatter l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Finance Chairman 3, President 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 2, Band l, 2, 3, District Music Contest l, 2, 3, State Music Contest l, 2, 3, All State Chorus 2, Best Foot Forward You Can't Take lt. With You FREDERIC DAMES OFFERMAN January 28. Band l, District Music Contest l, State Music Contest l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Best Foot Forward You Can't Take lt With You KEN N ETH L. POTTS May 6. Basketball l, Track 2, You Can't Take lt With You WAYNE E. RICHARDS June 28. Broad Ripple High School, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1, 2 EARL FRAN KLIN SALTZMAN January 31. Perfect Attendance l, Boys' Chorus 4, Basketball I, Track l, 2, You Can't Take lt With You DONALD LEE SCHUCK October IO. Perfect Attendance 2, Peace Pipe Chatter 3, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 ' REX L. SIRON July 24. Perfect Attendance 3, 4, M-DI-AN 3, 4, Peace Pipe Chatter 2, 3, 4, Band 3, State Music Contest 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Foot Forward RICHARD JOSEPH STEPHEN January 2. Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 4, M-DI-AN 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Section Second Vice President 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Student Trainer 2, 3, 4, Best Foot Forward You Can't Take lt With You LARRY B. STROUD January 21. JAN ET LOUISE VAKSDAL April 11. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Student Council 3, M-DI-AN 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Peace Pipe Chatter 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Public Relations 2, Section Public Relations 3, Sec- tion President 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3, District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, District Speech Contest 4, Best Foot Forward You Can't Take It With You RONALD ALLEN VIANO June 1. Perfect Attendance 2, Boys' Chorus 4, You Can't Take It With You RANDY P. WILHELMI December 10. Band 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, You Can't Take It With You RONN IE FRANK WILLIAMSON August 6. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 4, M-DI-AN 4, Band 1, 2, 3, District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, State Music Con- test 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, District Speech Contest 4, Best Foot Forward You Can't Take It With You EDWARD RICHARD WINKLER June 8. Perfect Attendance 3, 4, FFA 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Best Foot Forward You Can't Take lt With You vw ' Q' rlrfxq W A 56' w .Wi 5:5 A X , fb, Qgfzziffizzg Mwonderlcmd B i hta' ROW ONE: M. Cross, F. Campbell, S. Avery, M. Anderson, S. Hoyland, K. Moore, J. Lundstrom, J. Vaksdal, C. Dorick. ROW TWO: T. Geisfler, R. Stephen, W. Richards, R. Siron, K. Potts, P. Brooks, C, Hancock, D. Coyne, E. Winkler, W. Heap. ROW THREE: D. Horton, T. Creswell, D. Frederick, J. Kemp, K. Flafness, D. Montgomery, F. Salfzman, J. Findlay, R, Eneix, D. Schuck. The Junior Class chose Sigrunn Hoyland and Randy Eneix To reign as Queen and King of The Prom. Sigrunn and Randy were crowned by Don Davidson and Shirley Mitchell, and Then they and Their dates lead The Grand March. F l D.A.R. AWARD The Alida C. Bliss Chapter of Grundy County pre- sents a D.A.R. Award to one Senior girl each year. This award is based on dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism. The winner is chosen by a vote ofthe Senior Class and faculty. This year Chandra Dorick received this award. MOST REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS The Most Representative Students are chosen by popular vote by the student body and faculty. This honor is based on academic achievement, good citizen- ship, and participation in school clubs, sports, and social activities. Chandra Dorick and Richard Coyne were chosen to represent the Class of 1962. 22 Senior Awards WOMAN'S CLUB AWARDS Each year the Woman's Club of Minooka awards medals to the boy and girl who have the highest scholastic average in their class for their four years of high school work. Richard Coyne had a 4.97 aver- age and Janet Vaksdal had a 4.85 average, based on five points for an A. AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS ' Honor, courage, leadership, scholarship, companion- ship, character, and service are the qualities con- sidered by the faculty in voting for the American Legion awards which are presented by Post 1188. Kay Moore and Walter Heap received this honor. Larry Stroud, Ken Potts, Rich Stephen, Jack Andrews, Randy Wilhelmi, Don Schuck, Judy Bohnsfengel, Dick Coyne, Sigrunn Hoyland, Kay Moore, Terry Creswell, Charny Dorre, Linda Link, Ronnie Williamson, Joe Findlay, Frank Saltzman, Joyce Lundstrom, Pam Brooks, Mary Jo Cross, Chandra Dorick. Graduation CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS American Beauiy Red and Gold 24 Junior Officers Mr. Agney and Miss CasTen, Advisors, Greg Connor, Treasurer, Shirley Mifchell, SecreTary7 Larry Korelc, Vice PresidenTp and Don Davidson PresidenT. 28 Junior Class History The Junior Class had spenf Two years of leisure To find The Third year The rnosT memorable, buT also The hardesT. Our firsT proiecT To earn money was The sale of ChrisTmas cards. We found This iob noT!qUiTe as easy as anTicipaTed. The baskeTball season broughT more work for The Juniors as we operaTed The concession sfand To help finance our big proiecT of The year. lT's A Greaf Life was presenfed on November T7 and T8 by would be acfors and acTresses of The Junior Class. No one can realize how much fun iT is To produce a play wiTh your fellow classmaTes. All The above proiecTs led To our biggesT evenT of The year-The Junior-Senior Prom and BanqueT on April 28. The banqueT was held in The high school gym aT 6:30. AT The sTroke of nine Wonder- land By NighT began a romanTic, gala, beauTiful, and rainy affair. The girls in Their formals and The boys in Their suiTs floaTed around in a daze. Everyone was sad Torhear The clock sTrike Twelve. Then The class wenT back To The old grind. Term papers were due. A sigh of relief was heard. This was an end To our Junior year. IT was a year filled wiTh surprise, memorable rnomenTs, and work, buT mosT of all The closeness of The class. The Juniors exTencl a Thanks To Miss CasTen and Mr. Agney for Their work. May our Senior year be as happy as This one, James Holbrook Gordon Hutchinson Janer Kemp DeVonna Knudson Larry Korelc Wallace Kunderf Diana LiTTlefair David Lyons Beverly Marianovich Jerry McCovvan Jacquelyn McCoy 1 , 'Sharon McCoy Mary Metcalf Shirley Mitchell Jon Murley Wayne Pehlke Nancy Phillips Sandy Randolph Daisy Rushing Diana Schuman Terry Seil David Stafford Susan Stafford Dawn Sfalker Leroy Sfeffes Kathleen Thompson William Wilhelmi Tommie Williamson Nancy Phillips Jackie McCoy Gordon Huichinson Diana Lifflefair Bill Wilhelmi Frecl Beane, Betty Eneix, Sharon McCoy, Kathy Fleming, Larry Korelc alias A Great Lifev l Leroy Sfeffes, Gordon Hutchinson, Betty Eneix, Bev Marianovich Bev Marianovich, Wally Kundert, Sandy Randolph, Jerry McCowan, Leroy Mr. Agney Daisy Rushing Miss Casten Steffes, Kitten Thompson 32 ROW ONE: J. McCoy, D. Littlefair, N. Phillips, B. Beasley, K. Thompson, J. Blair, B. Costello, S. Mitchell, K. Fleming. ROW TWO: D. Stalker, S. Randolph W. Greenbeck, W. Kundert, L. Korelc, D. Davidson, D. Sfafford, S. Hadavvay, D. Knuolson, S. McCoy. ROW THREE: W. Pehlke, B. Andrews, D. Lyons J. McCowan, F. Beane. Mwonclerlancl B ightv '-ir JJ Barbara Agnich Danny Anderson Edward Anderson Naida Anderson Cheryl Ashmore Sally Byers Frank Campbell William Castello Penny Chism David Corbin Rosalie Corbir. Jeanene Coyne Kenneth Dean Sherry Eaton Linda Fishburn Melode Flarness Ava Galloway Gary Geisfler Sharon Grinolsraff Roger Hadavvay Bonnie Hagmayer Rae Lee Hagmaye Lee Harrison Karen Hauger Krisii Hoyland Charles Karr Torn Keplar Richard Kubinski' Harold Kurbis Rosemary Lamping Shirley Lundstrorn Kennefh Malone Srephanie Mann Rhoda Marlin Franklin Ashley Karhleen Bols Dave Brown Carolyn Sue Buell Barbara Burchell Judy Clark Aames Clennon Terry Cole-y Terry Dailey Z-ferald Davidson Helen Davidson Howard Davidson Fred Dirsr Larry Dirsr Alan Dorick John Dorre Mitchell Edwards Donna Eneix Daniel Friant Ralph Gabrielson Ehton Gerber f6olores Gernenz Robert Gillan Jerry Goggins Nancy Harlow lgerald Hauge Robert Heap filba Hensley Mary Hess Sharon Hoppler Alice Hulbert Dan Hull Christina Johnson Carol Jones rRay Kunke Afllartha Malone Robert Marjanovich Rita Orlornoskl David. Peterson Donald Phillips Deanna Potts Stephen Sanders Darla Schellenberger Dave Seeders Ronald Severson Ralph Siron Douglas Sitzes Phyllis Stafford Keith Steffes Leerae Stroud Sally Stroud -Q Marsha Thomas Leanne Wilhelm: Lana Zmk Lora Zlnk 921' 9 Q E , E k 51 KESQMQ1 All freshman students take either al- gebra or general math. Here we see algebra students Dave Peterson, Dan Friant, and Kathy Bols graphing an equation. Let's walk across the hall and visit our new addition at M.C.H.S. This is where the industrial arts classes meet. Wally Kundert adds the finishing touches to a coffee table as Mr. Agney and the second period class watch. Asking Mr. McLaughlin to explain a general math problem are Mitch Ed- wards, Tina Johnson, and Dave Brown. Our newest department, industrial arts, offered a technical drawing course dur- ing the second semester. Bev Mariano- vich and Ron Williamson seem very intent on their work. Mr. Baker is shown dictating a letter to the shorthand class to increase their writing speed. 48 The typing room is next on our tour. Office practice class includes an inten- sive unit on filing. Sigrunn H., Judy B., Mary C., Sharon A., and Linda L. compare notes on their filing practice sets. Now let's walk up to the second 'Floor of the old building and look in on some classes. Mr. Miller is shown with one of the two social problems classes. This is a required course 'for all seniors. US history IS a required course for all iuniors. Included in the course IS a weekly discussion of current events for which all students subscribe to the American Observer. Sociology and economics are each one- semester courses ln economics the stu- dents study a unit on stocks David Lyons shows Barb Agnuch the common stock he I 1' -' Evidently the panel discussion pre- sented by Gerald Hauge, Leerae Stroud, Leeane Wilhelmi, and Jim Clen- non in their freshman English class is very funny. As we come back to the main build- ing, our first stop will be in a iunior English class. Jerry McCowan presents a book report to his fellow classmates and Mrs. McLaughlin. 5ee no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. One of the many units studied in the speech class was play cuttings. 53 Cheryl Ashmore discusses a bulletin board display with fellow sophomore English students Frank Campbell and Allen Pehlke. English and German classes meet in the last room on our tour. Senior English students Rex Siron, Tom Geist- ler, and Kay Moore are shown work- ing on their term papers in the library. German was offered for the 'first time this year. Miss Casten listens as mem- bers of the class read from their books. SENIORS SEATED: J. Vaksdal, P. Brooks, F. Campbell, D. Clark, K. Moore, S. Hoylancl, C. Dorick. STANDING: R. Eneix, D. Coyne, W. Heap, T. Geistler, R. Stephen, R. Williamson, .l. Fincllay, D. Horion. Honor Roll JUNIORS SEATED: B. Costello, J. Blair, N. Phillips, D. Litflefair, J. McCoy, S. Mitchell, B. Marianovich. STANDING: L. Sfeffes, D. Davidson, J. Murley, S Hadaway. Not Shown: B. Andrews. 55 SOPHOMORES SEATED: H- V5ndb0 9, 5- Weigerding, N. Murley, M. Offerman, S. Eaton, J. Coyne, G. Peterson. STANDING: S. Mann, B. Wendell, R. Martin, A. Galloway, K. Hauger, K. Hoylancl, S. Byers. Not Shown: P. Chism, C. Perona, D. Roberts, L. Todd. Honor Roll FRESHMEN 5 SEATED: K.. Bols, H. Davidson, C. Jones, S. Hoppler, R. Severson, K. Steffes, D. Frianf. STANDlNG: E. Gerber, B. Heap, S. Sanders, L. Zink, J. Clark, L. Zmk, M. Hess, H. Davidson, N. Harlow, L. Dirst, T. Johnson, A. Dorick, T. Coley, D. Peterson, R. Gabrielson. 56 ROW ONE: R. Corbin, B. Costello, M. Hess, P. Brooks, G. Peterson, K. Thompson, P. Spencer, M. Cross, D. Stalker, S. Mitchell, J. Blair. ROW R. Orlomoski, L. Wilhelmi, A. Hulbert, D. Schuman, J. Kemp, N. Anderson, P. Chism, S. Buell, J. Vaksdal, S. Stroud, M. Malone, C. Dorick. THREE: D. Eneix, E. Owens, P. Stafford, H. Vandborg, B. St. Ange, L. Link, S. Lundstrom, J. Bohnstengel, S. Randolph, K. Fleming, C. Jones, Wendell, H. Davidson, D. Rushing, F. Campbell, A. Galloway. F.H.A. ROW ONE: J. Vickery, S. Avery, M. Thomas, S. McCoy, H. Gillan, S. Eaton, R. Lamping, T. Johnson, D. Gernenz, D. Potts, J. Vickery. ROW TWO Daily, J. Clark, S. Stafford, B. Hagrnayer, M. Wheeler, R. Martin, D. Schellenberger, S. Byers, J. Frederick, B. Burchell, S. Grindstaff, R. J. Lundstrom. ROW THREE: K. Hauger, L. Todd, K. Bois, C. Ashmore, D. Knudson, L. Stroud, J. Hawthorne, L. Zink, L. Zink, L. Fishburn, M. S. Weigerding, C. Dorre, S. Hoppler, M. Metcalf, K. Hoyland. SEATED: Jeanette Coyne, Welfare and Service, Charlene Hancock, Treasurer, Diana Littlefair,'Vice President, Kay Moore, President, Jackie McCoy, Secretary, Bev Beasley, Public Relations. STANDING: Mrs. Mann, Chapter Mother, Nancy Phillips, SOHQ Leader: Siephanle Mann, Flf16l'1C9 Chairman: Nancy Murley, Reporter, Melocle Flatness, Degrees Chairman, Mrs. Maunder, Chapter Advisor. Toward Bw Horizons vhc'MAKERs P Q5 NEW YY S va al O O if ' A74 3 . QU - A 0 Q 151 xo 0 o The F.H.A. sponsored a coat check at all the basketball games to help finance the Mother- Daughter banquet. Shown are Sandy Weigerding and Barb Wendell. ' 65 Boys' Chorus Band i l ROW ONE: G. Hutchinson, Mr. Jaun, R. Viano. ROW TWO: J. ROW ONE: J. McCoy, K. Thompson, K. Bols, Mr. Jaun. ROW TWO: Kemp, F. Ashley, F. Salfzman. ROW THREE: D. Schuck, K. Flainess, G. Hutchinson, L. Harrison, C. Dorick, E. Gerber. ROW THREE: J. D. Frederick. Goggins, L. Dirst, R. Miller, F. Ashley. Girls' Chorus ROW ONE: J. Coyne, J. Vickery, D. Liftlefair, B. Beasley, J. Vickery, P. Brooks, S. Eaton, R. Corbin, M. Metcalf. ROW TWO: C. Jones, D. Rushing C. Hancock, N. Phillips, A. Hulbert, P. Stafford, H. Vandborg, J. Clark, L. Todd, E. Owens, K. Hauger, M. Flatness. ROW THREE: Mr. Jaun, H. Davidson J. Bohnsfengel, S. Hoyland, K. Moore, M. Todd, L. Zink, L. Zink, S. Mann, L. Link, F. Campbell, S. Lundstrom,S. 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F me fmsimoph aint fourth period. on Davidson, lVlino0ka's ali-l f..-.-.fXI.-IAA. his lvf i...',1, !, l iettermen - uit: Tripp paced Oswego with? Dinar, while! Bob BOWQI- gddggli inooka couldn'L find the range he first half, hitting only eight, 8 field goal atfempis for a 22f cent. But the haiil' e restl i quarter I good for their af thei :ans stormed bac 15-5 23 and a 65 per ce wi triumph was Mi 12 g81'1'lE'4 The smen are un A IQSYS. Q , he Mmoola , ze n kville to only i' and i V, .,k, 1 , i i,j5igQlQf-'ii 1 4 NlEilflTl0 1061 ill ts. Allen Doric I inski arlcicd TSOYI cum ri bu ic E 5 if linonlia E'-'illiiim il V Griiwilf-T, iii Huh ll: ', ,ij Uillfilflf-4 ',, 'orlaviliv I-V Flsiiirli 1 ui ' 'Ecru lil: Ciemlv, fi Qizaracr im? couldnt iifwiii irWA Tviinocilazi. paced by Drzviclsonl points, Came on 5-zlmiig in live wanirigg mremenls. 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The lnrliaisis lcd in scores of 13-ill. 32,25 Mimiokai czoliircivcl 23 iii: fwfr less than Plziinliivlfi lim: throws, G :nom Wildcats, I'vrL-mirage-wise. 55 per crmt ii-mn 56 pci' l'0l'lf. il Plairlfivlri C'U!i?iI'I'lC'!3 P0111 ul' their tlvlri iQi.iCiiF9 mil -'Sl wx' will ni' llxiiii' in-if ilimwsi Don Dzzvirisun was higfli-puim YNE GREENBECK pi-eliminary utieg :mimi 'vutm Yorkville at p.m. i The 'Yorkville undefrwclassmen advanced to the finals Thursday 6:3512 night with a 45-'28 triumph over Newaric and the Miriooka var-i sity ran over Lisle, 59-27, forl its gpm in the finals, 3 Don Davidson and Keith? Flatness sparked the Minookaj varsiiv victors' with 17 and 133 host, School rushed? first, period lea HGYEI' e way Kuh- siting or vie tors. points topped Lisle mi l B. F. PN n an 2 Cuslur Muffin 9 l 10 Pozlmilkcs 0 0 U Mckenzie -T 2 4 0 Tubes 0 0 Duma .l 3 Ofmrsdo 4 i ,. 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