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

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-3' VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club was the same congenial bunch of fellows this year as al- ways. As usual, much of our time was spent in the pleasant sport of conver- sation. The winter season was topped off with the annual Varsity Club Party This year there were several new and improved ideas in the way of decora- tion. In addition to the surroundings of trophies and sporty atmosphere, within the gym itself there was set aside a. small uniform-strewn locker room and a. table of old sports photos which seemed to hold a great interest for all. These photos are some which have been in the athletic office for many years, bringing back memories of teams gone by to some of the fellows who have time to kill, but this is the first time that they have had a. public showing. Incidentally, the traditional refreshments of home-made pie, sup- plied by frosh-soph lettermen, and ice cream were in abundance.

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Good, treasurer, and Miss Gamertsfelder, our advisor. Polly Givler and her Program Committee presented us with some interesting half-hours, covering everything from movie lectures to discussions about clothes and make-up. The Social Committee, under Joann Baumgartnerfs leadership,planned our choco- late chats ,the Freshman Welcome, the Valentine Party,and the May Day Supper which were lots of fun! Pat Ory, with the help of her Travel staff, jam- med us all into buses and shipped us to Harvey, Lute Song, and the Chicago Theatre of the Air. The year's finances were ably handled by Ann Good and the Finance Coxmnitteeg and, if there were any odd jobs to be done, the Service Committee with Mary Ann Krueger leading the way, was Johnny on the spot. This has been a good year in G.L.l Here's to more of them! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society of Naperville High School consists of juniors, seniors, and graduates. Membership is based on char- acter, scholarship, 1eadership,and service. Members are elected from the upper twenty- five percent of the senior class and upper fifteen percent of the junior class by a two-thirds majority vote of the faculty. The senior members are fseatedl Beverly Zaininger, Norma Heather, Cstandingj Jeanne Clemens, Charles Russell , and Donald Koten. Graduate members are Mildred Rechenmacher, Jeanne Reinhart, Elizabeth Van Adestine, Patricia Horman,Wi1liam Seivert,John Eigen- brodt, Harold Schendel,Ann Oertli, Marjorie Rife,Pat Parce11s,John Rums1'eld,a11d Juanita Hayes.

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The N.H.S. Home Ec. Club is composed of about forty-three members. It meets every second and fourth Tuesday of the month with Phyllis Hosler, presidentg Shirley Yackley CJr.J,vice-president, and Joan Hiltenbrand, sec- retary-treasurer. Our program theme for the year is Girls United . At the beginning of the year We had our a.nnualPotluck Supper after which we had the installation of new members. During the Christmas Season we participated in the World Festival Drive to send packages to children in Europe. Each year we send a delegate to the summer camp, which is at Lake Bloomington, Illinois. Also, every year a Rally Day is held at some nearby school. The last outstanding event in which our club participates is that of the Home Economics Club Tea at the time of the styling of garments made in the clothing classes. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President-Don Kocher Vice Presidents-Chuck Steck, Tom McDowell Secretary-'Hilbert Hageman Treasurer-Richard Moeller Reporter-Tom McDowell Sentinel-Dick Rieser Advisor-Leo Walsh Champion Swine Grower-Dick Rieser Champion Ear Corn Grower-John Case, Wilbert Hageman Champion Public Speaking-Gene Darfler Senior Medal Winner-Virgil Martin Soil Savers-Richard Moeller, Virgil Martin, Don Kocher, Dick Rieser, Gerald Ehrhart, John Case, Wm. Connell. Live Stock Investment 257,000 Acres of Crops-190