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4kcC 1k etcveest . . . Oh John! Huh? Resting between dances at the Prom. Mrs. Culbertson receives a gift at the Senior Play.
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tyraduatei. - 07 e t utd Ttaev . . , As Eighth Graders, this class was the first to graduate from the Grade School Gym Auditorium First row. left to right: Roger Wright. Navy; William Bradley. Navy; Gerald Taylor; Carole Schumacher; Bar- bara Kern. Hinsdale; Frederick Schofield. Air Force; Edward Burke; David Ferguson; John Dixon; Alice Adams. Second row: Marilyn Beebe; Marjorie Beebe, employed; Mildred Clark; Janet Gaylord; James Gibbs, Aurora; Sandra Nash; Janet Zbacnik. married; William Schmars. J.C.H.S.; Lloyd Sebby. J.C.H.S.; Vernon Findlay; Gordon Therrien. Third row. Lorraine Pemble; Carol Townill; Judith Kasch; Mary Rutherford; Donna Gould, married; Robert Ham- ilton; Gerald Gross. Sandwich; Barbara Figel. Wheaton Academy; Bonita Figel, Wheaton Academy; Carol Sue Miller; Lawrence Kelly; Evelyn Freehauf; Virginia Ramsey. Fourth row: Donald Craig. Marines; Josephine Udovich; Ramon Obst, Air Force; Robert Dew. married; David Mauer; Charles Goebel, employed; George Bloom. York ville; Lawrence See; Herman Fritz, Farming; Leslie Davis; Gerald Pilcher; Darlene Lambert; Mary Drauden; Judith Rossmiller. Fifth row, standing: Those who have joined the class since 1952. Lorna Cook, Josephine Whitesel. Judith Hage- man, Marion Reynolds, John Nord, Richard Dexter. Raymond Brooks.
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Carol Balstrode Treasurer 7 £e Wilbur Letters Secretary Charles Clarkson President Janet Zimmerman Vice-President These busy juniors have been active in all student activities and organizations. Their float in this year's Homecoming pa- rade was entitled Utopia the Greek word for heaven. Lenore Paluck and Donna Evans were elected to the queen's court. In Athletics the juniors were well represented on the football and basketball squads. Fif- teen members belong to the Concert Band and many sing in the chorus. Popcorn, peanuts, candy bars—continued to be familiar phrases as the juniors manned concessions. According to school tradition, it is during the junior year that money is earned to finance the banquet and prom, the senior trip and the endowment for the school. In the spring they ordered class rings, pre- sented the play, Maudie and the Opposite Sex, and completed plans for the banquet and prom, Symphony of a Starry Night. The Twelve Days of Christmas, a party sponsored by the juniors was a memorable occasion. Everyone enjoyed, Too Much Mistletoe, a humorous play given by the sophomores, the dancing and the delicious Christmas cookies. 26
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