Palatine High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Palatine, IL)

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ROW ONE Mike Fremon Nancy Pearson Jlm Eldridge ROW TWO Judy Sebald Art Peekel Elarol Baumrucker Carol Marker Joan Lewin Mr Showers ROW THREE Richard Wisner Nancy esser ROW ONE Nancy Nesser Mike Fremon Nancy Pearson Jim Eldridge Carol Marker Carol Baumrucker Art Peekel Richard Wisner Judy Sebald Joan Lewin ROW TWO Dave Bachman Jordan Danforth Jack Hogan Joan McCament Pat Pulsford Sue Schuettner Ginny Westerberg Penny Winter Bill Yo Weltzel Virginia Segal Gil Smith ROW FOUR Pat Andresan Judy Boughner Carol Coleman Ralph Gobel Judy Helms Dave Rowland Claudia Langhorst Bob Olsen Bonnie Ramberg ROW FIVE D anna Bertram Cappy Coates Bill Diehl Sandra Hapke Steve Hicks George McCament Andrew Olt an Diane Plumhoff Bull Rensenbuckler NOT PICTURED Sue Edmondson Margo Englehart Tony astruoannl I6 : ' I I . l - I 1 1 : 1 . I I I . I . . I I I I I I I . I I I ' ' kas. ROW THREE: Jim Bickase, Bill Coates, Dave Hodgson, Ellen Iber, Phil Nesset, Lloyd Roberts, Tom 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 I r s 1 . l 1 r . ' : e' o

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ROW ONE: Captains: Jeff John, Carol Mar- ker, Judy Sebald, Carol Baumrucker, Joan Lewin, Joan McCament, Art Peekel, Mike Miller. ROW TWO: Gerry Segebrecht, Bruce Crane, Orrin Helms, Jory Danforth, Darlene Tatge, Tweed Boehm, Andrea Mack, Jim Frederichs. ROW THREE: Edith Neely, Robin Rockwood, Flora Schwantz, Joan Bostrand., Gay Vogal, Lynn Olsen, Merlynn Pitstick. ROW FOUR: Julie Spottswood, Lloyd Rob- erts, Barbara Horacher, Jack Hogan, Bob Elms, Ruthanne Moehling, Bill Depue. ROW FIVE: Bob Godbout, Bill Coates, Jim Eldridge, Carol Stitt, Dave Bachman, John Hicks, Terry Hicks, Leon Bredrzyski. ROW SIX Ruth Volkening, Ellen lber, Joy Ness, Lucille Donahoe, Phyllis Weadow, Pat Pulsford, Barb Beyer. ROW SEVEN: Dick Knez, Gloria Staib, Bruce King, Wynn Muller, Karen Egler, Mary Brock, Carol Goodwillie. ROW EIGHT: Ginny Westerberg, Bill Baumrucker, Sue Smith, Will Norton. ROW NINE: Judy Morrow, Dick Welty, Nancy Pearson, Sue Anderson, Dianne Knutson, Everett Larson, Bill Dietrick. ROW TEN: Wayne Howes, Nancy Schroeder. '4Q2Pff1f'fW166i0 ' ir E' Ol

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The Student Council is not a club, but a student government. The administration and the Council work together to better the students and build a better school. Due to the willingness of the administration to give the students more responsibility in their affairs, the Student Council has been able to accomplish a great deal. The Council supervises the social program of the school and promotes fund-raising projects for school activities and charitable purposes. This year extensive CARE and Polio drives were conducted. A total of S378 went to these two causes alone. Supervis- ing the monitor system, operating student supervised study halls, taking charge of assemblies, and relating administrative changes to the students are among the responsibilities of the Student Council. ff' w' ff All On March 18, 1957, a crowd of almost four thousand ian fans enjoyed the Louis Armstrong Concert sponsored by the Stu- dent Council. The cheering audience plainly showed their approval of this council function. September January 3 Freshman Day Polio Drive October March 5 Freshman Mixer 31 Dukes of Dixieland Concert 26 Homecoming A ,I Parade . . . Game . . . Dance P 7 Conference Dance November 26 Relays Dance 15 Upper Class Sputnik Party May D6C9mb9l' 19 Senior Farewell Care Drive 31 New Year's Eve Dance 17