Naperville Central High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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Gaping zippers and straining seams bore mute evidence of the fact that we all had enjoyed good Thanksgiving dinners. To the strains of We all like figgy pudding, December was ushered in....and What do you want Santa to bring you?...:h'an- tically trading senior pictures in the two days before....Christmas vacation...bliss- ful weeks with nothing to do but write two term papers. Return to school with Barb Flett and Jerry Mathiasen in our midst again...exams crept up unnoticed...m:am week,big as life and twice as horrible. Second semester...wed.rd odors began :Unat- ing from 107...chemistr'y students laughed fiendishly at the agonized expressions of their schoo1mates...oh, that hydrogen sul- fideo Utter confusion...sparkl:I.ng eyes, shin- ing noses... Smilel now hold it, 1-2-3 ... pictures for the annual. Senior girls and their peppermint sticks became inseparable . . .and insufferable . . . Richard,wby won't you open that door? ... Puh-lease. Out of respect for Honest Abe, we must mention Linc0ln'S birthday...Lin001n 'S birth- day.. .Term papers duel The senior speech class sponsored a. gh Valentine surprise party for Mr. Heaten... icecream. . .va1entines. . .candm..:Lndigestion. The gym all pink and fluffy for the G.L. party. . .bridge. . .lanterns. . . Senior banquet...hard-working mothers. . . harried sophomores. . .everyone stuffed . . . that roll labeled Ki1roy was here. ... Smile for the b:irdie ...When? Shanty Town . . . Eve1ina . . . Hang a piece of crepe on your nose, your brains are dead. Frantic activity in 207...annua1 going to press,and the rest of the yea.r...spring . . .the prom. . .Ditch Day. . .commencement. . . you'1l have to remember without our help.

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JUNIOR CLASS Bottom Row, Left to Right: N. Dudley, P. Wheeler, J. Ba.iley,S. Miller, Row Row Row Row How Ma F , so wjlcox, Ao Good. K. McKenna, J. Wohead, E. Landorf, F. Sievert, S. Butterworth, W. Bauder, G. Bentz, R. Moeller. M. Arnett, L. Siebert, J. Barkei, M. Bodhaine, I. Kemmerer, G. Alexander, M. Doolin. W. Hageman, R. Dollmeyer, R. Kuhn, J. Parker, Q. Weinmann, R. Baumgartner, G. Ehrhart, K. Orcutt. M. Weissenborn, A. Nevsimal, E. Dietz, S. Nielson, B. Brmmnel, M. Drendel, P. Riedy. J. Case, E. Springborn, E. Lyon, D. Wiles, J. Sime, J. Hurt, G. Derfler, R. Rieser. Class Officers l. to r. Dick Schloerb, vice- pres. 5 Doris Knoch, pres., Rosemary Martin, sec 'y-treas . This fall the Class of 'MB gathered again in these halls of learning and of breaking your neck to beat the study hall crowd to the stairs. Doris Knoch took her office as Mad- ame president along with our vice-president, Dick Schloerbg and secretary-treasurer, Rose- mary Martin, aided and abetted by Mr. Rickert