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

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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

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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.

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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,