Oswego High School - Panther Yearbook (Oswego, IL)

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UN IOR CLASS The class of'56 embarked on the annual maga- zine sale by exceeding their super goal of S2,500. This venture proved to be quite profitable and worth-while. This year a theme was initiated for the Junior Frolicg it was entitled The Land of the Midnight Sun. The Juniors sponsored the Frolic and fur- rveae-Vig. nished the entertainment between plays. O giecelew 6 ' Mrs. Thompson, chosen sponsor for the year, Oqogoaqlaiy. guided the class in these and other enterprises. E aaa-. ai, are We'll Lick depicting a football player Yee? 6055 licking an ice cream cone, was the subject of the qw? Yiesxd homecoming float. Yi i . 13096 021900 The biggest and most memortble event of the year XL.btWaY399 for the Juniors was the Junior-Senior Prom held 9.590 May 14 at the school house. FIRST ROW: Beverly Leifheit, Joy Ann Albert, Kenlyn Faul, Janice Larson, Lovetta Power, Mrs. Thompson. SECOND ROW: Beverly Parkhurst, Carol Silvius, Bonnie Campbell, Janice Rink, Phyllis, Thrall, Dvonna Ode, Gail Akerlow, Karla Foster. THIRD ROW: Mary Eva Risser, Nancy Anderson, Jerry Smith, Delia Foss, Sally Sutcliff, Noel Gary, Tom Book, Lynn Bell. FOURTH ROW: Louie Aug, Barbara Batterson, Sara Stewart, Delores Boughton, Jerry Rucks, Alice Shoger, Carol Schmidt, Georgi- ann Kontos, Alvin Wheeler. FIFTH ROW: Malcolm Goudie, Don Peterson, Joe Plaskas, Wayne Phillips, Larry Christian, Jack Curley, Bill Figgins, Jim Behrens. SIXTH ROW: Wayne Schillinger, Karl Wheaton, Jim Turner, Bob Blake, Tom King, Louis Wilson, Pat Tate, Carl Bargemann, Larry Marsh. a-.l .4 T ....2Ol

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i 6 A in FIRST ROW: Miss I-Ioisingbon, Wanda Penn, Helen Calamaras, Mary Kay Campbell, Diann Salisbury, Carol Wilkie, Judy Weiss. SECOND ROW: Carol Ricketts, Shirley Bargemann, Jackie Mundsinger, Dick Nutt, Shirley Lantz, Judy Lippold, Jean Bower. THIRD ROW: Larry Voss, Lois Ode, Donna Tate, Linda Wolf, Minnie Wheller, Peggy Meetz, Ida Ode, Peggy Haddock. FOURTH ROW: Velma Denison, Nancy Johnson, Bill Perkins, Chuck Lippincott, Sam. McVickers, Jim Lantz, Bill Condon, Pat Faul, Barbara Vickery. FIFTH ROW: Priscilla Larson, Dick Intrain, Leo Grach, Dean Salmons, Lyle Johnson, Joel Pat- terson, Don Aug, Ralph Campbell. SIXTH ROW: Dick Tripp, Allen Webster, Jim Detzler, Dave Garbel- man, Dan Huntley, Don Clark, Verne Killian, Jim Eyre, Herb Norris. SOPHOMORE CLASS The first class event for the Sophomores was a pot-luck supper followed by the Shake-a-leg, an all school dance. A delicious supper and good time was en- joyed by all those attending. The theme of the Homecoming float was We'll Skunk 'Em, and represented a huge skunk made of napkins. One Happy Fam- ily, a German comedy, was their selec- tion for the Junior Frolic. Bake sales, dances and concessions were the other class projects. Advice and help was given by their sponsor, Miss Hoisington. xpfs-l ltfbtvzgiki 10 KM sowiive 1 Xe. ,ve 6655, Xillofneiifegaegl' - 21 - I