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

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LEFT TO RIGHT: N, Barna, J, Balcom, A. Taylor. SECOND ROW: R. Wine, J, Robbins, M. Roschke, J Larson, K. Kirnbal, J. Olson, J. Westlund. THIRD ROW: B. Gordon, M. Thompson, P. Frey, K Lambert, D, Burgess, C. Gieski, D. Lundy, M. Rife J. Hill. FOURTH ROW: G. Singer, M. Kilgore, D. Harr, C Shimp, S. Harr, J. Clawson, D. Williams, N. Jones K. Clymer, K, Choat, J. Schaefer, R. Best. FIFTH ROW: B. Greenaway, T. Platt, J. Brady, Mr. Murfin, director. NHHS Hifzwrfrus The choral department provided numerous musical activities in the T958-'59 school year. Concerts for the public were given during the Christmas season and a formal concert was presented in the spring. The chorus performed at several school assemblies. Plans were laid for a Naperville School Music Festival and ex- change concerts with neighboring schools. Many of the members of the chorus participated in the Fox Valley Festival Chorus of l,OOO voices. This is held each spring with concentrated rehearsals under a guest conductor climaxed by an evening concert. The I959 Festival location was St. Charles, and the guest conductor was Robert McCowen, Director of Choral Activities, Iowa State University. Janet Hieronymous, Mary Ruth Oran, Terry Anthoney, and David Harr took part in the All-State Music Activity, held this year on the University of Illinois Campus at Champaign. Harold Decker, from the University of Illinois, was in charge of the high school chorus. The directors attended the Music Educators National Conference held concurrently with All-State. The officers of chorus are: President , , JANET HIERONYMUS Vice-President TERRY ANTHONEY Secretary , RITA BRANDT Treasurer PEG DOHERTY FIFTH HOUR CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Weldy, P. Sweely, C, Boris, G. Paine, R, Brandt, H. Humphreys, H. Goodell, M. Adams, K. Mc- Connell, K. Walz, Mr, Coleman. SECOND ROW: N. Hall, G. Wright, B. Wohld, K. Kindig, P. Liggett, K. King, S. Slavicek, P, Perry, M. Oran, S Ascott, M, Asplund, P. Doherty, N. Yaginuma. THIRD ROW: M. Welzel, S, Wehrli, C. Hooker, S. Groves, D. Mengedoth, B. Smith, K. Strubler, S. Harr, W. Sims K. Goede, L. Erickson, S. Gates. I 1 FOURTH ROW: B. Mortvedt, N. Rutan, J. Williams, T. Anthoney, K. Choat, J. Clawsen, A. Freitag, R, Nelson, D. Harr R. Robbins, D, Ward, P. Wolf. , 75 1

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LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Sindt. SECOND ROW: K. Anderson, C. Flory, J. Shaw, J. Grush. THIRD ROW: N. Gates, J. Westlund, B. Nelson, P. Clusen, S. Parson, E. Boyson, L. Neighbour, G. Matson, J. Marquardt, C. Howting, C. Roschke. FOURTH ROW: C. Gates, W. McAllister, S. Meyers, L. Staffeldt, B. Roberts, A. Kennedy, M. George, M. Clausen, J. Furner, T. Anthoney, G. Fry. FIFTH ROW: J. Schap, H. Goodell, R. Akey, G. Collins, G. Kuhn, B. Stripp, T. Howell, 6148 Hand The NCHS Marching and Concert Band numbers approximately 80 members. The marching band presents band shows at all home football games, and marches in the homecoming, Memorial Day, and LaGrange Pet Parades. The Pep Band, made up of TO-12 band members, functions at home basketball games. The Concert Band presents a winter and spring concert, and appears with the high school music department in assembly programs and exchange concerts with other schools. The band annually makes a spring tour and overnight stay in April. The Marching, Pep, and Concert Bands are vital organizations in the school program- furnishing pep, morale, and enjoyment. Band officers for the school year T958- l959 are: President TERRY ANTHONEY Vice-President JAY HILL Secretary JlM SCHAP Treasurer JANE LARSON FOURTH HOUR CHORUS FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Claus, B. Brandt, M. Rott, B. Slifer, E. Hector, G. Freund, B. Roberts, K. Kindig, C. Mer rick, D. Arbogast, Mr. Coleman, director. SECOND ROW: S. Sindt, L. Stutzman, B. Courier, G. Mitchell, M. Oran, K. Strubler, G. Kuhn, K. Goede, D. Wilkins, B. Wohld, J. Robbins, A. Shigut. THIRD ROW: S. Shiffler, J. Berryman, S. Sullivan, N. Hoffman, D. Frey, R. Robbins, P. Fry, L. Voth, T. Howell, R. Kaney, R. Nediie, S. Schwitz, D. Taylor, A. Finkbeiner, M. Fink. FOURTH ROW: L. Clayton, J. Hieronymus, T. Kuester, D. Miller, G. Berry, K. Anderson, J. Williams, D. Stromberg, T. Barkei, J. Schaefer, R. Best, A. Freitag, A. Schmeiler, L. Barna.

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NAI iuwm.. -Y l X SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Mengadoth, C. Roth, M. Sherwood, K, Weir, J. Thompson, S. Hoyle, J. Soderquist, R 7 M. Oran, M. Flanders. X SECOND ROW: J. Westlund, G. Putnam, Advisors: Miss Gale, Mr. Williams, Mr, Hoel, Mr. Toothill, X Miss Gamertsfelder. J. Westlund, C. Boecker. f THIRD ROW: B. Keeler, J. Hill, B. House, N. Stiefboldt, B. Hippie, C. Summers, D. Patterson, C. Ladd, K. Richards, D. Nuckols, T. Sindt, G. Fry. l5L afirfmzl J-lrfnvr Society The basis for selection of candidates for admission to the National Honor Society is as follows: Candidates among the members of the senior class must be in the upper twenty-five per cent, academically, to qualify, from this group, the high school faculty members vote for not more than fifteen per cent on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. A candidate must receive a maiority of all the votes cast by the faculty to be elected for membership in the N.H.S. Similarly, from the iunior class, five per cent of the upper fifteen per cent are selected for member- ship, and continue as members during their senior year provided they uphold the high standards. No honor conferred by the school excels that represented by this Society. It represents the fundamental obiectives for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those who have attained most nearly the desired ends. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Al't1l1Of16y: president, E. Pribel: SSCYE- SECOND ROW: J' Hieronymus: Vice-president A, Taylor' 'a Yf G- Slngef- S. Eller: Treasurer, A. Perkins, P. Doherty.