Proviso East High School - Provi Yearbook (Maywood, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

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Associate Editors SHIRLEY JACKSON DOLORES JEPSEN JACQUELINE JULIEN GRACE KNUEPPEL KENNETH SCHNEIDER RICHARD STAHLER VIRGINIA WEDE Editorial Assistants NANCY ANGELL EUGENE CARROLL LOIS GUTHMANN PATRICIA HARRIS PATRICIA HASS MARCELLINE JOYAUX MARILYN MASON FRANCES MEYER IRENE NAAS IRENE OSVALD GERTRUDE PETERS SHIRLEY RUSHTON THOMAS TAGATZ Staff Photographer GLENN VOELZ Cjonfenffs . SCHOOL CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CALENDAR . . . . ROBERT WHITI ROBERTREIII . . . . DOROTHY DE WIT .. .. DERONDA MILLEI ...... LOIS WILDEI RICHARDWI EZELI .......... PATRICIA MADDEI' Art Staff MARGARET ANN CHAS JAMES MIKOLITIS RICHARD PHELPS PHYLLIS SPIELMAN JOYCE TYLER Business Staff BETTY ARCHIAS NORA LYNCH MARY ANN TERRANA SALLY REEVES JOYCE WEST Supervisors General and Art WILHELMINA MARM Editorial FLORENCE SCOTT Business A. E, JUDD Photographer HARVEY F. JOHNSON E sw PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Q PROVISO TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Mgyi MAYWOOD, ILLINOIS 0lf'QlfU0lf' . . . The long ocean-washed Atlantic coastline, the quiet lakes, singing streams, and friendly accessible mountains of New England, the great rivers serenely flowing to meet the sea, the Middle West with its vast flowering prairies and rolling wheat lands, the inspiring grandeur of the Rockies lifting their snow-capped peaks to heaven, the silent forests of ancient towering redwoods, the distant western shores bounded by the mighty Pacific-this magnificent sweep of beauty is America, and it is ours if we but pause to enioy it. The confusing rush of the machine age and the turbulent, chaotic condition of world affairs fill us with misgivings and concern for the future. The power of nature to dispel our fears, calm our troubled minds, and recreate our faltering spirits is the theme of the T951 Provi. Page 4 'ff an :F 41. R fra... S las. Q , ar f , 1 f w , ' 4 1 , v K a ,R Hkgnnrm 5 '51 g A FQ' - , 1 .6 ,tw Q- fl' f ..,. - -' . ' M ..: . V2 r :nz V . K 4 f ' ...Q . 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We reach up ......... And in our reaching find A beffer world. We search For peace of mind, And find if as we learn. sy , ef 5, 1221 ,za ff? '7 6 LZ' , f 1. 4 f , 1 J 4, f f I Z pf' I . M1553 5, f 7 ' I is an rouido ownfiltila gonadal ofglvlucafion B. LESLIE ALLEN President HARRY W. EWERT Secretary HATT IE HAUPT Secretary of the Board of Education VVILLIAM A. CEE FRED E. MEYER JOHN M. NEWCOMER LOUIS ANCEL Attorney Maintaining Proviso,s high position among the state,s institutions of learning is the reward of countless hours of diligent Work by the members of the Board of Education. Responsibilities of these elected representatives of Proviso Township include financial planning and determining of institutional policies. These conscientious leaders direct and further all improvements of the building, grounds, and classroom facilities. Dr. E. R. Sifert, superintendent, assists the Board by giving recom- mendations on educational matters at all meetings. Page 12 X my T E is I 'V ,,.,:.:,, .,.. . .I k , I y 9 5 Q fs X 5, 5: ,M . :' -. 1 PM 'F ,,,,,..w-r' iff my rf W N, fini EMMA JOHNSON ClEll'l'HUDE BATHAIIZ IJCONA PALKA NIAIC IIULTEX l'llOEBlC BRONVN QNIAIHCIEII, llEC'l'Ull ROSE BERNIIAIRDT MARGARET KRENEK DONNA KUNZ Nor l'1c:'rUlu4:n-- LUIS CENA LUIS LUDXVICSON l,aVlC'l'A METERS ollcsigiiccl udinew 0 ice . . . KMA' Mom . . . ecrefariw THE BUSINESS OFFICE In thc liusincss Ullicc, thc hcart of school Iinanccs, Nlrs. llattic llaupt, pur- chasing agcnt ancl sccrctary to tlu- Board of Education, clirc-cts the Worlc of hcr thrcc assistants, Nliss Gertrude Bathjc, Nliss Lcona Palka, ancl Nlrs. Nlac Holten. Their clutics arc to assist with thc purchasing of all school supplies, to pay thc school hills, and to prcparc thc payrolls ot Proviso cmployccs. ln aclclition to pci'- forming many other scrviccs, thc Business Otlicc pc-rsonncl rcccivc, rccorcl, and hank all stuclcnt funds. THE BOOK ROOM Provisols hook room, containing morc than 40,000 volumcs and tcxts. is umlcr thc management of Nlrs. Emma johnson, who supplics classcs with tc-xt hooks and sells Workhoolcs to stuclcnts. DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARIES The Llcpartincntal sccrctarics, in aclclition to assisting counselors, lihrarians, and hcacls of the clcpartments, aicl in thc Work of thc main ofiicc. Pagc l-1 we .x4c!mini:5frafiUe ice Assistant Superintendent C. C. Taggart is one of the driving forces in Proviso. His responsi- bilities include supervising enrollment, planning the teachers, programs, and directing the College Committee and all student organizations. The registrar, Miss Mary Carroll, evaluates incoming credits, and prepares transcripts to be sent to colleges. She has charge of all the perma- nent records of Proviso. C. C. TACGART Assistzlnf Superintendent MARY CARROLL Registrar MYRTLE HAGEN MILDRED REZABEK CLADYS TIIELIN MILDRED SPIRES .IEANNE BURREN Assisting Mr. Taggart and Miss Carroll are thirteen secretaries. They list attendance, operate the school switchboard, and do the cler- ical Work connected with Provisois records. During the summer months all of these secretaries Work in the main office, however, While school is in session, several of them Work part-time in the library and in the counseling and departmental offices. Page 15 emonaflgfanning arm! .yeahlz F what T? F SEATEDHH. E. CARR, RUTH BECK, OTTO DILLNER. STANIDINKLHNVIIKIINIA IIAYXVARD, II. XY. HINDS, LUIS MOORE. COUNSELCRS Proviso hoys and girls are greatly privileged in having a staff of six able counselors to befriend them and to aid them in solving their personal problems. The counselors are constantly available to advise and help any student at any time. In addi- tion, freshman and sophomore programs include a one-hour counseling class every Week. H. E. Carr and Miss Virginia Hayward counsel the fresh- man boys and freshman girls respectively. The sophomore counselors are O. O. Dillner and Nliss Iluth Beck. -I. YV. Hinds is the counselor for junior and senior hoysg Nliss l,ois Nloore advises the junior and senior girls. SCHOOL NURSE Miss Helen Robinson, school nurse. gives first aid and advice to students suHering from sudden illness or injury. Her bright smile and cheery Words are undoubtedly as beneficial as the medical treatment she uses. Miss Robinson also keeps health records of all students and assists with health examinations. Page 16 MISS HELEN ROBINSON School Nurse acugg Commiffeed erue .STI 00 E. R. SIFERT MARTIN FINSTAD HUBERT A. PITT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Advisory Committee meets every two weeks to consider and to act upon new ideas suggested by the faculty. Each year one member is replaced. The committee members are Dr. Sifert, chairman, Mr. Tag- gart, Mr. Catlin, Miss Trigg, Mr. Bryan, Miss Hayward, Mr. Welsh, Mr. Wrobke, Miss Hofert. COLLEGE COMMITTEE The College Committee gathers material from many colleges, helps students obtain scholarships, and sponsors the annual .Tun- ior-Senior College Day. The committee members are Mr. Taggart, chairman, Miss Lampton, Miss Hildebrandt, Miss Hinds, Miss Moore, Miss Carroll. THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE The Professional Development Commit- tee plans meetings to stimulate faculty interest in new educational trends and encourages discussions of topics Dresented. Committee members are as follows: Mr. Finstad, chairman, Mrs. Iacobs, Miss M. Vloyner, Miss Sigworth, Mr. Hartley, Miss Hogan, Mr. Appleton. COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES The Committee on Committees selects faculty sponsors for extra-curricular activ- ities. They also equalize the extra assign- ments of the teachers. The members are Dr. Sifert, Mr. Taggart, Mr. Bos, chairman, Miss Hayward, Mrs. House, Mr, Kagy, Mr. Myers, Mr. Stickler. Miss Terhune, Miss Thompson, Mr. Welsh. STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Student Council Advisory Committee supervises the committees of the Student Council. It encourages student initiative, but gives aid and guidance when neces- sary. The members are Mr. Pitt, chairman' Miss Rehr, Miss W. Sims. Mrs. Borchers Miss Cathcart. Mr. Dixon, Mrs. Parchmann, Miss Seigrist. Mr. Stegman, Mr. Hinds, Miss Hayward, Miss johnson. 9 a CURRICULUM COMMITTEE All new courses of study in Proviso must come before the Curriculum Committee. It suggests improvements and informs the faculty of new and modern trends. The members of this committee are Miss Sig- worth. chairman: Miss Cospill, Miss Sheo- ard, Miss Duvall, Miss West, Miss Arends, Mr. Haddock, Mr. Myers. Page 17 C. C. TACCART EDWARD BOS MISS MARY SIGWORTH o 'W gfmmmm U X ? M 7 wma 'WSW ..,,.. - if 15 'fag eciafglclucafion C inic Under the direction of C. E. A. Moore, each year all the freshmen are given hearing and speech tests, and juniors, hearing tests. Defects are treated through the services of the clinic and by Dr. Irwin C. Spiesman, eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist, who gives his time to the school once every Week. Any special treatment needed is given free of charge. The department includes a remedial reading clinic under the direction of Miss Dorothy Cherrington whose duties are to discover reading shortcomings of the student and then to help him overcome them. A sound-proof room and an attractive Waiting room are included in the clinicls Well-equipped suite. Miss Donna Kunz is in charge of secretarial Work. Page 19 melddftnleni al . N. 5 E. E. E, 54 f From ancienf fimes fhe poefs have been in louch wifh efernal forces fhrough fheir communion wifh nafure's maiesly, fhe source of spirifual values so needed by all who have become foo engrossed wilh lhe malerial world lo observe fhe world of nafure. Rich are fhe rewards of having acquired lhe arls of expression lhrough language and a sensitive apprecialion of greaf liferafure. Page 20 f 2 y W, , ' rv M WW ' sg ' ig! 'W ww - J Q ,d '.. 8 9 xi. 4255 If if , 2 H K :QQ 'F' FSA 1' ,gf , 'as , 'ff gs 'i' QQ? n. at ks? 1 ffmf mi v ,M , i VE , ,mm ,,,:gg,5,,, w 1 as 1 'Wm ,fx lv 5 mfg: ilk 9 Q 2 S 4 4 Q L' E f ig pu ,552 .1 N ,gk I ww Q IDQQCA le Gtlnflflflelfli The arf of adequafe oral expression of ideas for ordinary and exfraordinary occasions is a mighfy fool. Simple lyric poefry, fhe living drama, and flaming orafory which sways mulfifudes - all have fhe power fo influence man's emofions and his fhinking. From salesman fo sfafesman, man's power of convincing speech largely defermines fhe degree of his success. Page 2 Ctngudge 8l06Ll tI'l'L8I'lf if Since man firsf affempfed fo communicafe his fhoughfs by means of crude drawings 1 on fhe walls of ancienf i caves, hundreds of languages have evolved which represeni the speech of millions of people. The power of language fo express fhe characfer and the culfure of a nafion impels the sfudy of foreign language. Page 24 wil UN 'T E D W 9' 353' Said! .Silucbeo .izbelaarfmenf Man's life and behavior are influenced by fhe insfifufions which form his fhinking and his reacfions. His sefflemenfs have followed fhe waferways and ofher environmenfs offering nafure's greafesf resources. The developmenf of various economies and governmenfs, and fhe sfruggles of men and nafions for supremacy form fhe dramatic story of hisfory. Page 27 Aff llbepaffmenf From nature's vast storehouse of treasures, artists draw their materials and their creative impulses to fashion objects of beauty in crafts, I commercial design, and the fine arts. Whether in expression of moods of nature, fantasies of imagination for pure beauty, or utilitarian design, artists impart to the world inspiration for richer living. Page 28 y . -:W ji,-1:4525 1 New ' W' 5 - A Aig, Hr ,'-5 sk fx.. ,, , ff 92 gwwzw w 'M 'MM' wi' in QQ s 3 .ff H W N 5' ,Q gm 55? ' Q : Es gg img? I 2 ES igfgef- :P 2 I 1 ti 'Nw ,,,,,0 M zgiiw ,egg , Xxx? ia.- 4, .,.,a-G 1 5 E is P :gif , , ,g ix I -M 4-WW? .3 W 5 4 Qwfrs W -' wx 'r if Qi Q mi' ,,, 9 52 22 W x -f--W my . E - 410 .4 -1-N ,agfixm 5 ik? 25259: A '.. Y lfiwiz Q Hii figsn K ew g gi: 52:3 5 Y Qv SU ref? ,...-mu- 2 3 7 - fi fgzwn J 'W :i I ly WWWM whwww ,- - gf Wm . 2 Wafhemaficd elaarfmenf From fhe changing land measuremenfs in fhe della of fhe Nile came fhe fundamenfals of geomefry. Close observafions of subfle proporfions found in nafure have prompfed conclusions applied mafhemafically by ariisis, archifecfs, and engineers in achieving designs for their creafions. The pure beaufy of unchanging mafhemaiical frufhs, once masfered, gives sfabilify of mind in a puzzling world of change. Page 31 4 1' 3 3 2' ii , I it xa .:,: gg -: 3 Mx dence elaarfmenf Cenfuries of research on animal and vegefable life, and on maferials found wifhin fhe earfh, on fhe earfh, and in fhe heavens have resulfed in fhe laws of nature and fheir applicafions. These laws, underlying as fhey do all inventions and all medical advance, have revolufionized life fhroughouf fhe civilized world. Page 33 Q 2 A 'Qf J VB in i Q 21 A as Q ommerciaf cibelaarfmenf Conquering fhe elemenfs in communicafion and frade is of inesfimable value in carrying forward business wifhin our counfry and around fhe world. Wifh fhe speed and range of fhe means of fravel advancing from the first messengers by fool fo our fhree hundred-mile-an-hour air express, fhe demand for accurafe and capable workers has rapidly increased. Efficiem' office workers musf be prepared fo assisf in fhe all-imporfanf work of fhe business world. Page 35 ome conomicfi elaarfmenf To home making nafure has confribufecl bounfifully from her store of planf and animal life. From fhe clelicafe fabrics of fhe lncas fo the rich fweecls of Scoflancl we have examples of beaufy and serviceable materials. From the necfar of honey bees fo fhe vegeiaiion of our fruifful soil we receive nourishmenf. To ufilize effecfively fhese maferials supplied by nafure, fhe homemaker musf learn fo use fhem wisely. Page 36 fir 7 :L-1' ,gig 'f 5. , . X lg! V ' U 7 ':1'f'2:-H wf- 2? 5 iw 1 m Q qwrw f s ff .N X 1 x 'Af faa'.ln1n . . 1 , a W 41-...W wwa 525'- v 'f 'w , 1 v a Ei Q' fn www. M WM L 4 AW M mai, 3w,5WWgQw,wwmw .wwif f QQ 559q, H Miz im U? HYWM- 'iw QW H 215: Ls , g,Sf'mSf3'lwQf 5? 1 G 4' 59 . fa ':Nh xw, 7 igfggiwii. fi' by , 4f'1w s, 2-z:.,. ,, 'w'l12hQ1. ' M N Af N. ., , if X. f 1-ww-un-M VW.: A Q 1 4, N ,Qi 2 5 ,C gf SE x Riagg , ,W 1 W5 2359 3 fs: MQW 2 22: 5 . 1 , f Z. - angle' :'s.I:E: , - X. ggg11'2::g,.gg.gg. ':Q, 2:- - My 3 , , Y Q ' as -11 ,.,.,,. l .-V. as Wwmww V 'il ' W f QA H f i YK? 5 agnvludfriaf rffi melaarfmenf From the Aflanfic fo fhe Pacific, counfry has given man valuable ores and huge sfands of glorious foresfs fo use for his work. Fashioned and inspired by fhe possibilifies of all fhis maferial, indusfrial aris is an ever-growing workshop, preparing boys for careers in indusfry and for efficiency as home owners. Page 39 from Canada fo fhe Gulf of Mexico, OUF ufiic elaarfmenf The confemplaiion of a wild rose, fhe song of fhe fhrush, fhe rhyfhmic fhunder of fhe Niagara, and the overpowering beaufy of fhe Grand Canyon have inspired man fo franslafe his feelings and emotions info music. The joy, fhe sfimulafion, and fhe peace of soul which man receives from music is beyond expression in words. Page 40 X pf' d,Q' ,Swv by Q. 1. 4 SME pbgdicaf glvlucafion epowfmenf A period in hisfory fo remember s is the fifih cenfury B.C. The Greeks builf beautiful bodies unsurpassed in sfrengfh and healfh. T The subfle proporiions of the youfhs in fheir play and confesfs in fhe idyllic ouf-of-doors gave fhe sculpfors inspirafion for flwe Golden Age of Greek arf. Today we are striving fo build the same kind of healfhy, sfrong bodies fo meef fhe sfress and sfrain of our froubled world. Page 43 Qlflflgelnii 0 fke gCl,ClflAy INDUSTRIAL ARTS , . . Gilvs Vain XViuklm', C. IC. Bryan. l rc'cIs'ric'Ii SCIENCE . . . Byrfm Vhgllvr, lIuymm1cI Iliw. H. Ii. Iillsiw, Otto Iiugy, VY. Ii. Ewing. Ilurold R2Lltk'lllJlll'j'. lgult lg' yy. Km.1NImh.rh.r' SCIENCVE . . .V D. IS. Apple-tml, Marry lillvn Cutlwzlrt, C. XV. Bills, WDUSTRIAL ARTS I I I lfrlrd llutlvy, L. S' lg,-.u.K,wL.ll, john Cum., W'mI'f 'd Slwpurd' Hurry Stvgnmn, II. Stamlvy INIvyc-rs. SCIENCE . . . llurvc-y jolmson, Y. C. Catlin, In-ucig Ray Clmm- PHYSICAL EDUCATION From WWWI XV Rin hiv I P dA bers, Loren Spirvs, Edward Bos. V I V' ' ' 'fl ' 1 I Md ' Lloyd Vrolmkv. csPUl'f.ft' Ilugvn, lim C.rlc-p. Buck row-Otto INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . Stllllllfv RLITLCIIIJIITYQ S. OkIc'Dm-Ii, Millou Mumba ,IAN F' Mlnllm-lu' cllmrhls knswl' uultmk Suwosko, Boldt. jzunes Bc-nnvtt, C. II. Ba-rgstroln, Imul. AIIIIF' IIIPIIIS- PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . Iillill Simms, Eva Edcly, Iwuclg Dizmc Allvn, Mary VVI1ce-lor, joscplnim- Ifostr-r, Iidilll Iona-S. Not pictured--Virginia Feuske. Page 44 QHQAQPJ 0 fAQ jddflk SOCIAL STUDIES . . . Scatc-cl-XViIIa jc-an Gray, Rohr-rt Johnson, M. M. Finstad. Standing-Harold S. Dixon, Iluhc-rt A. Pitt, john Bc-ile-r. IATHEMATICS . . . U. C. I ostc'r, SOCIAL STUDIES . . . Svatcfd-E. YV. SIllIDI3S, Ii0acIg ICIc-anor XVarcl, M:-Iviu Margaret Sullivan. Lillian Ar- NYaII, Stancling-Mary VVCSL, S. O. Storhy. vnds, F. NV. Bavr, Martha IIiIcIx'- IJYHINII, IINNIQ VITI-IIUI11 Tf'l'INlll4'- COMMERCIAL , . . SvatvcIfA. L. Fry. Stancling-Hay NViIx'y Carl Fixk I XY Ilarilcy, Holwrt Sticklvr, L. Fi. Iicynarcl, Ilarycy VVciIgIi, IIC'lllI.A I A. A IATHEMATICS . . . Harold NIo11iIaw, VVIISOI1 A. Law, XViIma Sims, Earlv kloyiicr, Mable- Sr-In-ilmlf-, Vernon Kc-nt. COMMERCIAL . . . Dc-wvy D, Adair, Marvin Ray, Dorothy Tliompsoli, K. Edna -lolinson, Alia-1' Hawkins, Iiutli Sic-grist, Donald Millvltv. Mary Sigwortli. OME ECONOMICS . . . Filyt' llll- vaII, Iwadg Charlotte' -Iac-kson, C0111-vim-vc Krvbs. Alice Tc-rclina, I'varIa- Bvtts. NViIma llofcrt, Mary T. Goodwin. RT . . . Claire' CLIIIIII, XVIIIIUIIIIIIILI Marin, lwacl. USIC . . . YVaIIacc Nvlson, -I. Irv- ing 'I11IIIINklCIgl', Iivadg liolwrt Davis. Page 45 8l'lfl6Ql 5 0 tke gateway LIBRARY . . . I'il'l'Il nlnvolms. XIRLYQLLIAUL XYillizlms. l,illi1m Bfllllil, ENGLISH . . . Sl'iLLK'Cl-rliillli l,2lYC'HIl2lll. I l0l'1l Coll, Lullisc- Blllle-1 'WML l'jHi'lllIlJl'l' Lallllptml. Iill'2lIl0l' l,0ll4'k. Slzlmliug-lflurvnu Scott. All. Volk, f:l'ill'l' 'I'riy.fg, lwucl, ENGLISH . . . 5CalU'll-l,71'lliS1' Dvhlllllh HHH1 5l'l1lHiU- Mill? 103' SPEECH . . , XILIIIIVY lmmvl, In-uclg lCliza1lu'tI1 Little-, Emily lim-ic ncr. XIill'jUl'Lt' l,LL'l'L'1', Shulclillg-Nic-lmrcl llamivls, lla-lvn Il:11'1'iS. A. li- .lHflf!- Clwluf' llllflflvvk- SPECIAL EDUCATION . . . CI. li. A. Bloor:-, In-11411 llwmrhy Cha-r I'ill,LftUll. ENGLISH ' ' ' Clmml Filmllwr' Ruth Xml' Vviulptl Hogan' Vinh LANGUAGE . . S1-utoclv--X'iol:1 Sc-11111, Susan llaullu-r, l I'2LllL'iS Cos Hvlur, Allif- Nlxn' Bfu'ch1'r. llvlvu Cmnt. Nut plCfllI'l'Kl-cvl'ilCC PAL 'Rudi gmt,-mil, S1.hlm.h.r. Sfmulingmgilm Hong, lildllilljlll, .lolm Kvlly. ' ' ' ' ' NI.xrg.1rmt l'lu-Lm, LUIS ROIJIIISOII. Pagn-46 merican glalucafion me Government of, hy, and for the people was stressed in schools, churches, and civic organizations of the community, November 6-11. Seventh and eighth grade teachers of Proyiso Township niet with teachers of freshmen at the annual Articulation Tea. Proviso students carried messages to churches, womenis clubs, and other serv- ice groups, local ministers emphasized in their sermons the importance of educa- tion, related reading material was attractively displayed in the library and south corridor showcases, and parents attended freshman open house. A display of photographs depicting Proviso activities lined the hall near the main office. Planning the weeks activities were Carl Bergstrom, V. C. Catlin, Richard Daniels. NVilla .lean Cray. Manley Immel, Fern Qlacohs, YVallace Nelson, E. XV. Stuhhs, Frieda Zochert, Otto Dillner. C. C. Taggart, E. It. Sifert, and Mary XVest. chairman. Aff .sflzrlelzts lll'l'1lH,Ql' exliflnil for open llflll-YV. Pliotngnlpliit' rerniew of Prnziiso wins pruisc. Crnfle school fUlll'lIUI'-S' lmre lea wiflz fzlezllfgf. Pnrenis 111101111 freslznmn open liouse. Genial ffigrlifzlrics grwtcfl nl annual lea. Girls exlzilzil speerl lmll In nmnis mul flarls. llUI71f'FIJUIH 11ror'ec1u1'e.s- irztemsl fond pz11'1'nI.s'. Page 47 .7Ae Cakferia- 30004 jun, ana! gI iQl'l0!:5Ail0 lvllllf shall il Inv, clwzrolrzfc, .vtrr1wl1Urry, or 1f!l1liUIl.U The .s'11otlc.ss und cfficimzt kitrflzcn, unrlvr ilu' rlircclion of Ifllumzor jolzns-on, flislzm- up lusty nzvuls for lzzmgry l11mrlrcrI.s-. l,ook.s r1.s if Mr. Folrm, genial HIllIlll,Lfl'I', ami Mrs. Gladys f:l'l'HiI'I'. 1l,S'Nl,S'fllI1f HIIlHll,Ql'l', IIl'l' plun- nmg sonic c'.spcr zally fllllflllilfllgl nzcnu. Ilcfwfs- my ticket for a frostcrlg :nuke it rifrlif One fmt dog conzing up! Swivicc with ll snzilu is srluci' lo Iliff rzppcflilc. lVlmt stfrvnis- to he the great intr'rr'sl, girls? Iioys? Mr. 'I'lz0i.s'.v, our mzcrsccr of .wlnitzlry dish rcusliiugg, is un mivnzy Uf1LfL'l'llI8 and ll fricnrl of stmlcnls. The cheerful, friendly cafeteria is the meeting place of many students. Its . . - . - ' as 1 'P congenial atmosphere and gaiety often give way to strains ol Happy Birthday heing sung to some blushing individual. An extra chorus is often rewarded with a tasty piece of hirthday cake. Besides serving practically three thousand students during the lunch periods, the cafetcria plays host to such enjoyahlc feasts as the Nlother-Daughter Banquet, thc Chili Supper, and thc National Honor Society Banquet. Page 48 Clilfl iQl'l6UflCQ Ql0CU fl'l'lQl'lf ls' We-.M MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT The superintendon! of Imilclingx and ,9fl'0llllfT.S', Huumom ,. , N, , lNIl'Tillf1C deliuerer. ' The man in elmrge of the I'l'f'l'll?Tllg1 room, jay Iiclz. ' The .stuff !TUl'Ullllf,'.S' for Cl1rislnm.s-. ' Bill mul Utlo, Iwo of Pl'Ul.7TSU,.S' 'THITTSIJ!'DliS'fTJTO.S'. ' Ed, Proz5iso'.s' eleetrilfizln keeps the wires ' ' A' ' l ' Th ' life-P11111 lHllfl'tHl.S' ure ll boon lo all If' Qumul! ' Ilemmn Bolt' our pos-fnmn and ' ' ' Our neu' snow ploiug llettel than slwcrllrig. 1 ur TIIIIZHl,L,. I'mriso lIIL'l'HI!lTlTiS'. Our large school, comprising twenty-three acres and five buildings, requires an efficient maintenance department to keep it running smoothly. Under the expert supervision of R. Cl. Quandt, Prox'iso's maintenance crew includes 21 chief engineer, electricians operating the ' Q ' ' - ' ' ' X ' ' l ' f tl 2 summer, and gar- f ul fithuings re printing thc halls curing, ic electrical devices or specz ga ' ., . . . deners keeping Proviso's grounds clean and at tractive. XVithout these services und those of the girls' mutrons, Proviso could not he the heuntiful place it is. Page 49 Clam Each liffle sfream of knowledge Flows info one greal river of learning. As a mighfy river gafhers wafer From its many fribufaries, We acquire from wise, proficienf leaders A Hood of fhouglwfs and views, And a knowledge of essenfial skills Thai we may use in years fo come. Our currents of wisdom, Advancing foward a mighfy ocean, Will form fhe besf way of life And build a sfronger world. Q. Qt -rgya, t, , 3 sr Baz' -. w ' ' ' H-Q ' x Efg gli X5 ff, gigw. N f , ., qw U in K 45332 , izglggiigll 4x7?gi4,k.X f , H41 H as 1.3 5?'1 ..:, 21551 ,jg SSW ,mi Q Jim-Q' ' WV X M 5ffsiwfS?vQ3jffs1i1g1g13 - gffM5ii'1 f45wiI K xffgw -I':r: i Rf ' 'f - ' ' I ' 935 Jig' H f f fn. ly K. Vg. :V 5 k if .iw 4 , msg g , -Ab , , Qavwwgrfwg ' fi AW - .A -X 1 15 4 . by fmk A M55 Fig ,, -3 fligl ' A .LQ . Q fig g f?f'gf'5 ' Az mrgsgiiw , - XT' 1 ,f E ,J - ' -2 5-'fi g' 5432 X' -,fl 4 . Q Qfiifggiglf K' fn gi? . n fgwz gi, Ways?-A1 fgs, A H. f W, ffm N f K K gif f . 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V , H A -: jig ,I S ., Xifiyhgf A-21 , w 1 3:5 , f7Ae C7644 .IOHN ADAIR BARBARA ALLEN ORA ALLEN XVAYNE ALLEN CIIARLES ALLESSI ROGER ALSAKER FRANK AMATO JEAN AMUSZ PATRICIA ANAGNOSTOPOULO CIIARLES ANCHOR DOLORES ANCONA GUY ANDERSON -IOAN ANDERSON -IOANNE ANDERSON NANCY ANCELL BETTY ARCHIAS MARIE ASHER GERALD AURAND BARBARA BACII LOIS BACON JOYCE BAILEY GEORGE BAKER ANN BALSLEVV DONALD BARBER NHCIIAEL BARONE ROBERT BASARICII LOUIS BASILE EDXVARD BATSON NVILLIAM BATTERM, XVILLIAM BEACH rougkouf af our Ewa, flzifi Luffy Aenior ya Page 52 1957 ARY LOU BEATTY 'ALTER BECKER KMAN BEIINKE ARILYN BEIIRLE DNALD BELLE TRALDINE BENARD MES BENNETT XROL BENSON 'YCE BENSON ARLENE BENTON ZRBERT BERCER IROLE BERKSIIIRE IROLYN BERNDT IRNON BEYER JBERT BEZEK RBARA BIECER ,LPH BILLETER 'BERT BLAND IRLEY BLISS KGINIA BLISS 'ITH BLOOMFIELD 'NALD BONACKER .RY BONATE BERT BONDAY QE BONFANTI BERT BOSSERT 3ERT BOVVEN IN BOXVERS IES BOXVYER 'RICIA BRADFORD f Ae recafecl wifL many cheririievl memorieri Page 53 ofiing or our :Senior l0iCtlfU Q5 Pzlgv54 31,2 Cigar VIOLET BRADFORD BONNIE BRIESCIIKE RERNECE BROUCII ALONZO BROXVN DOUCLAS BRONVN JOHN BURLITZ MARILYN BUENCER SCOTT BUCINAS ROLLAND BUIIRMAN JANET BUONAURO MILO BURCESS PATRICIA BURCESS MARILYN BURKE CIIARLES BURTON JOYCE BUTLER JAMES CAFFEY IVRANK CALIENDO VAULINE CALIENDO MICIIAEL CALZARET MARIE CAMPACNA DOROTIIY CAMPBELI THERESE CAREY NEIL CARLISLE EUGENE CARROLL VOLLIE CARTER ROLAND CASSATA RAYMOND CATENAC THOMAS CENTELLA FRANCES CERQUA JAMES CIIALTIN acgudfing 0. 9 7957 ,IARCARET ANN CHASE OAN CIIOUINARIJ BARBARA CIIRISTENSEN ITHEL CIIRISTENSEN DORIS JEAN CIIIAK DONALD CISEK XLLAN CLARK JANCY CLARK AMES CLAYPOOL 'IRCINIA CLEFIV USSELL CLYDE EANNE'l l'E COLBURN POROTIIY COLEMAN ONALD COLEMAN IARILYN COLLINS JNE CONl OR'lAI 'OLORES CORTESE XMES COURTNEY LAINE CON YARION CREDITY KLVIA CRENIA JSEPII CRISARD OLLEEN CRITZ ATHERINE CRUDELE AR-IORIE CULO'I l'A ELYIN CULI'EPl'ER XIAN DALRYXIPLE .MES ITASARO DROTHY DASSIE MES DAY 9 am ana! fied . . . Ami ing Ae -condcioud Pllgl' 55 'SKU-in-Ag jig C0 JAMES DEBS MARY LOU DELANP MARY LOU D1-LaPA2 FRED DL-IPERCIO MARLENE DEMROVS MONA DENNIS JOANNE DENTON CAROLE DETHLEFS ROBERT DETMERS DOROTHY DQVVITT NANCY DILLIN XVILLIAM DILLON THOMAS DILLON FRANK DiVERDE CONNIE DIVERS JOHN DONOVAN -IACQUELINE DOSE CHARLES DOXVNIN4 FRANCES DOYLE MARY DUDDY MARILYN DUENSIN BERNICE DUNBAR PAUL DUNCAN ROBERT DURRANT MARLENE DUTCHE LAURENCE DU'1 ro PIIYLLIS DYER PATRICIA EASATY JACK EASLEY LOIS EBERHARDT midpfaging our new c add ringri . . wearing fkem f 1951 XRLENE ECCAR IARLES EICHBERCER FLAND EIDAM AYNE ELLISON IROLD ELSNER DXVARD ELSNER MUEL ESPOSITO ANKLYN EULIANO TRICIA FAMICHETTE BERT FANELLA ARLES l ARINA ZHARD FARINELLI RLENE FASS ZHAEL FELICE RTHA FENILI Y FERGUSON CAR FISCHER FHERINE ITZGERALD JA FLEMM 'RICIA FLETCHER IL FLIGHT IUEL FLOREST ZEL FLOXVERS RCARET FLOVVERS FERT FOLKERS A ANN FRANCENIIEIM IER FRANKLIN JALD FRASCA RICIA FREDERICK IMAN FRENCH vn og! ofcbzifincfion . . . affracfing enuioufi eyed Pagn-57 S746 C7611 LYDIA FREY ELAINE IVRICK -IEAN IVRIEIJMAN RUSSELL l UI,'l'ON ROBERT FUNSTON JOYCE GALE CIIARLENE CARBE RICHARD CAST XVILLIAM CATESMAIN CARL CEISLER JOAN c:1c1.1s 1112N11Y c:1s1,1J1Nc:1:11 v111c:1N1A c:m11aEC14 AIANICE c:m11i1,1.1 JOYCE c1c11s'1'UNc: XVAYNE CEYER MARIE CIACUNI HAROLD CIBBONS SUSAN CIESSINC .IAMES CILLIAM VVILLIANI CIBSUN .IANET CLASEN DOLORES CLIDEXVE BRUCE CLOS MARY GORE ELEANO11 001111 A 1Cv1c1,YN 001111 MARY c1os11o11N -IIMMIE LEE c:11AC11 1f11ANC13s GHA14' ,xdffencbng flue mixerfi . . arming fo roman I'11g1f58 f 7951 LORIA GRAGNANI 'ILLIAM GRAHAM ZJBERT GRAMS ETTY GRANERT ONEYJOAN GRAVES JYGE GREEN .VING GREENE AROLD GREINKE NITHONY GRIFO DNCETTA GRIMALDI ARY LOU GROH ARY LOU GRUNXYALD AURENGE GUARRERU JVVARD GUILL JTH GENDERMAN JNALD GUSTAIPSON JIS GUTHMANN ALLACE HALEK XRRISON HALL .TRICIA HAMILTON .YMOND HANEY .THERINE HANSON IN HARPER IARLES HARRIS TRIGIA HARRIS AN HARXVELL V Amr: IIASKAMP TRICIA uAss GGY HATCIIE11 TTYE HATHAVVAY udic . . . a miring fhe cogwfufclecorafiolfw Pagv59 XVILLIAM CHARLES GLORIA BARBARA EUGENE NATALIE BERNITA ARTI IUR RONALD SHIRLEY THOMAS f7Ae CL. 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Page 68 we CL, XVILLIAM PRANKE MICHAEL PROVENZA DONALD PURCELL NIAMIE PUSATERI -IEAN RADEMACIIER IOAN RADEMACIIER GERALD RADIN BETTY REDPATII ROBERT REED NANCY REESE SALLY REEVES BEVERLY REICIIEL ROBERT REID RUSSELL REILINC JOAN REILLY FLORENCE REINIIA DONALD REISCHEL DIANE REYNOLDS DONALD RICHTER JACQUELINE HIECL JUDITII RIGCS JOSEPH RIPPIN CRADY RIVERS DAVID ROBB I,OIS ROBERTS IIOXVARD ROBINSO MARVIN ROEIILKE FRANCIS ROMANEI jOANNE ROMANO DONALD ROSE . auglning f 1951 EANORE ROSS TOINETTE ROSSI HN ROSSI MES ROTERMUND NCY ROVVLEY WRENCE RUNNIUN NCY RUSCH IRLEY RUSIITON SEPH RUSSELL TIILEEN RYAN IN RYBURN BERT RYCZEK XNK RYNES ,TON SABEL NIOLD SAMPSON IJRCE SAMUEL VIEL SAMYN SANNEMAN LE SCIIANDLEMEIER LTER SCIIANKS 'RICIA SCIIEEL ROTIIY CHERENBERG ROTIIY SCIIERER IN SCIILAU ,LIAM SCIILUNDT N SCHMALL N SCIIMALTZ JNETH SCHNEIDER .NZ SCHOENNAGEL NIALD SCIIRAM Lmorouzi anfiw . . . inrilairedl fAe cfarki poem Page 69 34.2 CA RICHARD SCIIROED CIIARLENE SCIIULT ANDREW' SCITTINE MARGARET SCHULT BETTY SCHULZ LOIS SCHULZ WALTER SCHVVEBL JOAN SCHVVEICER KENNETH SCHVVEN CAROL SCHNVERIN MARY SCOPACASO ROY SEARS BARBARA SHUCA XVAYNE SIEVERS LOIS ANN SILVER PATRICIA SIMEONE RICHARD SIVVICKI VIRGINIA SLAUCHT CAROL SLAVIK LEONARD SLESICKI GERALD SMITH CRACIE SMITII JANE SMITII JOYCE SMITII LUIS JEAN SMITH NANCY SMITH RONALD SNELL CILBERT SOMMER MYRTIS SONDERSTI ROBERT SOTH waafcng fo lzear adm ee ing fenai. 71957 'LLIS SPIELMAN IA SPLITT JORA SPRAIN HARD STAHLEH DREY STAMP FERT STEGEN LOLE STEIGER .RENCE STENSBY VIS STEVENS JRCINE STOUCII RMA STHIEBY ,VIN STROBERC ZPH STURINO RY JO SUDOLCAN LOLD SUMMERS LLIS SUTTEH L SVENDSEN TY SXVEARENGEN LMAN SVVENDSEN IE SYKES IMAS TAGATZ QUELINE TANNER E TANQUARY iY ANN TEHRANA ERT THAMM XICES THEODORI ORES THOENEN OL. THOMAS 'NA THOMAS LIAM THOMPSON fke air . . . aloio aucbng our c ada laerfiona ifeezi nge .cle CZ RICHARD THORESI CARL TINEBRA JOSEPH TINEBRA ROBERT TISON BARBARA TOAN BONITA TOEPPER VVILLIAM TOOTH DANIEL TRAINA RAYMOND TROBIA RAYMOND TROCHELMAN MARY ANN TRZEC FRANK TURK DOROTHY TURNMI JAMES TURPIN JOYCE TYLER RONALD ULREICH LOIS VANDERBUR4 JOAN VANDERCRII JOHN VAN SKY DORIS VASOS SHIRLEY VECTER JOAN VERCELL JOESPIIINE VERCII CONNIE VITOLO NQICI IAEL VIVO GLENN VOELZ JEAN VOELZ MARILYN VOIGIIT VIRGINIA VOLINI DORIS VOLKMANI' lfllllg l 0UL5 C Clfflllg CL Olflf blfblfeld and P l95l AUL VONTIN HILLIP WACEH LORIA WVACNER ARLENE VVALLIN ANCY XVALSH ARION XVALTERS RTIZ XVALTON JAN VVANGALL WIS VVARD XRL VVARREN NICE XVARRING DUCLAS VVATTERSON CHARD WATTS RGINIA WEDE JNALD WEIDLER .RBARA NVEIDNEH ERMAN VVEINBERCER TRICIA NVEIR DORA VVELCH SEPII XVENZEL YCE WVEST IRARD VVHITE 'BERT VVHITE LIANNE VVHITTY .NCY VVHITTY RA LU XVICKENDEN RNA VVIDNEY IHARD VVIEZELL LLY WILDE IS VVILDER Warcking fo rAgfAmic K omla ann! Grcumrifance Page 73 Q - ififif: 1,Qi 34.2 ffm JOSEPH XVILLIAMS GEORGE XVILLIAMSOIN HOXVARD XVILSON MARGARET 'WINANS IRENE VVINDISH GLENN VHNKELMAND JOHN WHTT LLHIAIJEE WVKHJF DOLORESXVORKMAN DONALDNNOLTMANN CAROL NVORLEY NVILBUR XVREDE DOROTHY VVRIGHT BEVERLY YAEGER PATRICIA 'YOST ALDYTII YOUNG CLIFFORD YOUNG HELEN ZAPOLSKI DIANA ZENO DONALD ZIERK NANCY ZIMMER PATRICIA ZUEHLKE XVILBUR ZUEHLKE RONALD ZUELKE NOT PICTURED FRED DEI. PERGIO ULNA DOBRINS JOHN EASLEY BARBARA GEHRKE THEODORE GIALLORETO JOAN LANGE FRANK NARDULLI RICHARD NITSCIIKE .IO ANN SANDERS RIERRY SLAGLE RONALD NVALLAUER eceiuing ur cklafomari . . . cafgng fab! goood? Page 74 7957 UMMER SCHOOL HANK BARON DNALD DRAKE XRBARA FOSSEL DNALD FOSSEL .MES LE COMPTE ETTY MQGEBEE JCENE PICA JIS REIF 'HN SCIIAEFER CIIARD STANLEY JNIE STEXVART iARLES SZYMANIAK CNDERSON XVHEELER For or few weeks after grciduafion, the campus will lie sfill cmd deserfed under fhe l1of summer sun, unfil fhrongs of youfh come surging back fo begin anofher busy whirl of acfiviiies. NOT PICTURED RAYMOND KORDECKI CHARLES KUHN FAYE MASON Pagr' T5 vga em 0 flue .ggnior CKQJ6 OFFICERS Nlr. Kuster, sponsor: -Ioan lleilly, vice-presiclentg Irene Naas, secretary: Norman Ifreucli, president: Scott Bu- ginas. treasurer. SENIOR SENATE Frou! How-Ann Balslew, Irene Naas, llutli Nlinmler, Beverly Yaeger, Norman l TI'!H'lI. Hirlrllr' HIJlL7'lDfJIl5:' las Brown. Dorotliy Dt-XVitt, james Claypool, Iosepli liippiu, Barbara Iluxliolcl, joan Vanclergrilt, james Cilliam. Back How-joan Riley, Nlartlia Fenili, Bars lmara Nlauek, Clay Lesmann, Ilarry Summers, Sally lic-eyes, Roy Sears, lolm Krizek, Betty Pavliea. Kay Ilansou. Not Picturc1IAXVilliaiu Gatesman, Robert Basarieli. GOLD MEDAL WINNERS Frou! Hou:-Vivian Dalrymple, Robert NVIute, Norma Kuuclsen, Lois VViIcler, George Xiekas, Kenneth Selmei- der. Mirlfllz? H0112-P1lll'lC'I2l llamilton, Robert Fauella. l'aul Duncan, llieliarcl Nllafliek, Lois Peterson, .Ioaune Anderson. Back Hou'-Mary Lou Beatty, Ric-Iiarcl XVie- zell, Ilerlmert Kuelme, jolm lwasyk, Mary Ami Pastel'- noek. Nm! Pirtimfql-Sliirley Bliss, NVilliam Nelson. -Iolm liylnirii. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Front Row-Verna VI'icIney, eap aucl gowng Sally lieexes, relresluueutg Lydia Frey, Weltareg Betty Selmlz. assembly. .Iliclrlle How-.Ioan Reilly, soeialg Nliss Scala, social sponsorg Joyce Green, dance pro' grauig jerry Auraufl, elean-upg Dick VVic-Zell, pulilicityg Nlaryiu lloelxlke. class gittg Marv Ann Pasternoek, cleeorationsg Ralpli Bills-ter, ringg julie VVliitty, enter- taiumeut. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Xliss Grant, lionalcl Ulreieli, Guy Anderson, Eclitli liuelm, Miss Foster, Aruoltl Paolasiui, Pliyllis Spiel- mau, Diane Krueger. sf'-is? XVitli tlie satislactiou ol Iiaviug attaiuefl tlieir goal, tlie Class ol 1951 looks witll conficleuce to tlle future, ancl witli pride upon the past four years in Proyiso. Proucl because ol tlie many members Wlio Iielcl liigli positions in class activities. and conlicleut tliat tlie teacliings of tour years will eualile tliem to take tlieir place in society as intelligent and capable citizens. They will always rememlmei' UVVIIIIOI' XVoucler- lauclf' ul'l21l'lI10lly lleayenf' and tlie lxeauty aucl gran- cleur of tlie Prom. Especially untorgettalmle is tlic uuclefeatefl football team, tlie Suliurban League Cliampious. As tliese lmoys met tlieii' opponents, let us meet our prolmlems aucl face the future Witli their zest aucl clcterminatiou. wg? Q 59 M Page 76 enior lgfag-jAe an A0 came fo Lbinner Dramatic Director... ...Miss Elizabeth Little llllf CI.XS'l' Xlrs. l'll'Il4'5l XY. Sttmlity llal1'lml'.1 llllxltulil. .limit-1' Vis! Slll'I'liltlll Vlltilvwiilc' , ,llzilplt l3illi'lt'r, lluy Swans Xlim l'1'w1t , Nltiry .Mm l'ustvr1im'k ll2ll'I'li'l Stunlvy ,lf1llllt'I'llll' lllllllllllll liu'l1ul'il Stunt:-5 , llcmglm lirimn Bvrt vlK'llC'I'Mlll , ,, ,. llurry SlllllIIIl'I'5 limi- Sltlllllf' .A ,,,, , , ,, Aluycc' Chili' llI'UlC'SSUIi Nlvlzh, , ,,Yir,LZi1m Alam-y, Aliumis Nlikulilfs ltlllll.. , vlLlllll'5 llilllxlv. .lusvpli XYl'IlLL'l l.Ul'l'1llIlt' Slwlcltm ,limit Kislirl1lul'ukm'r. vlulizumi- Vlliitty S mill ,,.., , , lA'UIlUl'2l Spmin. Sliirlvy Yvgtm-1' lin-vwly clilfllflll, ,, ,N . . ,,,, .,..,,,, , , . ,, . lliirrisrm Ilull Nlrs. Dvxlr-r , , , ,, ,AIllUIlK'llC' l'uln'rllto XYQ-sc-ull .,,, . , ,, ,. llulwrt l'lillll'll1l Xlrs. Str-Citmtlti-im , L , ,,,, , ,, ., vluym-v fiI'l'l'I1 llillljfy, ,, ,, .,,, , ,, L Hflilfl xY2ll'I'l'lI Nlr. Stamlm-y ,, , H ., ,,,,YC'l'IlUIl livyvl' llzuliu il1l'C'lIllll'lllIl ,,,,,. .. , H, , ,,., ,, , ,, . , julm lwusyk zlggic- Cullcfr., , . ...kllillll lit-illy. .lzuwt S2llllll'lllllIl lJt'l3lIlll'S. ,, ., , ,. , , ,. ,, Aliwsc-pli cil'l5iH'2l. Curl llvialvl' Dr. liraulli-3' . ttivlttml XYii-fvll liunlilmlmli-rw, l'4lll'i1'i1l lllililltllll, Almm lltlCll'lllZll'lll'I' Pugf' T7 jig Samir, 0 Mull Our youth is a tapestry of many colored threads, A fabric woven of ephemeral moods: Cool, green woodlands, moist after rain, Thin, blue fog threaded with burnished fireflies, Fanciful cloud-castles built of dreams, Laughter, clear and free, traveling with the west wind, Fierce joy and sorrow firing hot ambition, Life in its essence: swift, free, defying the elements, Lost in thunder, charged with lightning, Then soft and pensive in the blue-grey veils of night, As a fresh, white moon fills dark eyes with ecstasy. Youth is the sun at dawn-a song of promise and an Eldorado With a knight gazing toward it from a coal-black charger. Soon we shall walk out into the vast halls of the world, Clutching our youth close, jealous of it, awed by the future, Weighed down with a reality that blurs our dreams, Yet the rich tapestry of youth must not fade. We must not pack it away for idle reveries. The dreams of yesterday will become tomorrow's realities only If we remember The mist, the thunder, the rain, the fog, the blazing sun. RICHARD WIEZELI. Page 78 N v Mary Jane Adams Rose Mary Aiello Jack Allen Joseph Allessi Charles Allevato Norman Altenhoff Rudolph Altenhoff Jane Alwes Dominick Amanti Barbara Andermann Bradley Anderson Donald Anderson Ronald Anderson Wayne Anderson Jacqueline Archer James Ariola John Armstrong George Asche Patricia Asher Frank Auriemma Jack Averill Roseann Bachtel Lois Bacon Roger Badura Richard Baker Robert Baker Charles Bandelow Ralph Banthin Robert Bapst Charles Barker Jean Barker Elmer Bathje Robert Bathje Jacqueline Bauer Harry Beck John Becker Roger Beecham Eugene Behnke Robert Behrle Dolores Beisel Betty Bell JoAnn Belzen Rosie Lee Benefield Cheryl Benger Verna Benschater Richard Bentel Joye Berlin Frank Besenjak Gordon Beth Peter Biancalano Alan Bickenhach Rosalie Bills Sandra Bisley lla Mae Black Helen Blake Henry Blickhahn June Bliss Roy Block Barbara Bloom Donald Boevers John Boice Barbara Boldt Margaret Bollman Connie Lou! Bonette Ruth Boss Karl Boyer Roland Braasch Donald Bradley David Bremer George Brinkmann Kenneth Brogdon Peter Bronge Joyce Bronson Donna Brooks Bettye Brown Roy Brown Ruby Mary Brown Donald Bruhns Ronald Brunke Joan Brunken Mary Ann Bruno Nicholas Bruno Marlene Bruns Lois Bryant Geneva Buchholz Patricia Bulger Beverly Bullivant Rosemarie Buonauro June Burge Mary Burke Julia Burns Robert Burris Jean Cade Donald Calcagno Rosemary Cameron James Campbell Joseph Cannella Marie Carlino Lorraine Carnaggio James Cavanaugh Mary Cavey Frank Ceasario Eugene Cernan Carmen Cerrone James Cerwin Katherine Chamales Robert Charvat Nancy Ann Cherion Anthony Chilicas Tony Chiormonte Diane Christopher Mary Barbara Cimino Donald Cipriano Julie Clairy Allen Clark Gene Clark Grady Clark Lauren Clark Richard Cler James Coburn Shirley Coffin Donna Collignon Nira Conlin Dolores Connolley Franklin Connolly Richard Coolbaugh Paul Cooper Elsie Corbisiero Marguerite Cortino Jack Cory Myrna Cowles Joseph Cozzi Robert Crispin Thomas Croson Donald Cunefare Patricia Curry Barbara Curtiss Daniel Cushing August Cutrara Marilyn Czarnecki Ida D'Angelo Robert Danner Daniel Danuser Carol June Darling Marion Daus Charlotte Davis Faith Davis Patsy Dayton Frances DeAngeles Dale Deckert Kathleen Delaney Mary Deliiacco Frances DeLuca Joanne DePirro Peter Dein Dan Denny ' Felix DeStefano Dick DiCicco Larry DiCicco Ralph Diener Marilyn Dillon Donald Dittus James Dolan Ardith Donovan Barbara Donovan Robert Donovan Mary Ann Dukes Sue Duncan Janice Dunn Betty Mae Dwyer Richard Dwyer Frances Echelberqer Linda Eckhardt George Ehlers Raymond Ehlert William Eichberger Edward Einbeck Lois Ekeblad Richard Ellis Dorothy Elmore Willie Elmore Michael Emmel Joan England David English David Englund Wayne Etherton Donna Jean Evans Eugene Evans Janet Evans Joan Evans lone Ewert Marlene Eyre Betty Joanne Fairchild William Fanelli George Fanslow Micheline Farina Rose Farina Wayne Farley Louis D. 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Fatta Geneva Felice Sylvia Felton Petra Ferguson Carol Ferris Marguerite Fillicette Anna Fiorillo Jewel Fisher Jeannine Flott Leslie Flott Joseph Foleno Marilyn Folkers John Foote Darlene Fox John Fox Ray Fox Carolyn Foy Eleanor Frank John Frederick William Frillman Florence Fritz Walter Fuetterer Phyllis Gallas G66 0 Robert Gale Carol Galltna Gerald Galstan Diana Ganschow Margaret Mary Gradner Albert Gatti John Gavin Robert Gee Patricia Gerstung John Gialloreto David Gieschen Joyce Gigstad Alfred Giordano Richard Gosch Barbara Grace Frank Grady Martha-Lou Gras Richard Grassle Darlene Greear VVesley Gregor William Griffith Parker Gronwold Harvey Grosch Allen Grosshauser Virginia Grottke Dolores Gruber Fred Guenette Mighnon Gunn Donald Guttke Marvin Haack Marlene Hagen Kenneth Haiges Herbert Hain Kenneth Haines Marchall Hairston Robert Hakemian Norman Halbrendt Roy Hall Earl Halstead Donald Hansel Louis Hansen Marquerita Hansen Donald Hanson Daniel Harder Lenore Harrison Suzanne Haslett Marjorie Hatley Gerald Hassfield James Hauenstein Barbara Haury Richard Haut Donald Havell Floyd Havemann Donald Hayburn Harold Heaney Alvin Heidorn Barbara Henderson Suzanne Henning Bertel Henriksen Ronald Hensel Wilma Hibbert Norman Higgs Marian Hilan Arlene Hildebrandt Marilyn Hilgert Virginia Carol Hinds Louis Hinkel Gaylord I-linman Norton Hiton Calvin Hodock Donald Hoellerich William Hohe Barbara June Holden Georgia Hollister John Holmer Frances Holmes William Holsinger Edwin Holt Barbara Holzer Thomas Hopkins Norman Howe Phyllis Howe Bernard Hubbard Thomas Huffman Benjamin Hunt Elmer Huxhold William Ireland Arthur Irwin Robert Isaacson Donald Jacobs Norman James Robert A. James Robert N. James Nellie Jarboe Arthur Jarm Norma Jay Norman Jay Ronald Jedike Carol Jeschke Robert Jeslee Donald Iessogne Arlene Johnson Donald Johnson Merry Lou Johnson Richard Johnson Ronald Johnson William Jones Kathleen Jones Marcia Jones Helen Jordan Page 80 52... Miles Jordan Carole Jorgensen Lois Judd Peter Kabbe Jean Kaenel Jodell Kalasardo Marlene Kaliebe Glynn Karas Sandra Kaspar Carolyn Kasten Betty Kelch Donald Keller Alice Kelley Mary Jane Kelley Robert Kelley Rosemarie Kelly Stuart Kent Nellie Kerley Jean Killen Joseph Kindell Ralph King Fred Kleckner Lorna Knack Cecilia Knapp Donald Knueppel Eunice Koehler LeRoy Koester Joanna Kohoutek Darlene Kolley Howard Koop George Kopf Richard Kossak Richard Kraft Arlene Kraus John Krause Joanne Krizek Jock Kroeger Carol Krueger Darlene Krueger Kenneth Krumwiede James Kruse Bernadine Kubalewski Benjamin Kubesh Louis Kueltzo Joan Kuhlmann Marcus Kuhlmann Robert Kunda Dale Diane Kurtz Mary Alyce Kuster Verne Kwiatkowski Pierre LaBerge Nancy Ladwig Robert Lal ortune Edward Lambke Lois Lame Peter Landa Phyllis Landeen Frank Laraia June Larsen Rita Larsen Eugene Larson Barbara Lasine Daniel Laube Walter Laugal Frank Lawson Patricia Lawson Seymour Labovitz Thomas Lee Brian LeMauk Diane LeMauk Richard Lentz Margaret LeStarge Joan Levand John Levick Betty Lewis Kenneth Licht Joyce Liehr Billie June Lilly Dorothy Lind Leroy Lindel Carol Lindman Dorothy Lingemann Virginia Link Barbara Linyard Donald Lister Anthony Lisuzzo Grace Lisuzzo Salvatore Lisuzzo Carol Lobert Lillie Longs Nancy Lotts Mary Ellen Love Jean Ludvigson Mary Jane Luschen Walter Lusthoft Carlo Lytikainen Janet Lytle Theodore Maka Frances Mansfield Virginia Marco David Margevich Lilian Mariani Carol Marinaro Donald Marino Alfred Marocchi Marilyn Marshall Marilyn Martens Ronald Martenson George Marvinac Sara Mathewson Ronald Matlock Beverly Matters Sally Matthews Catherine Maxwell Robert Mayers Catherine Mazuc Irene McAuley Thomas McBride Carole McCarthy Robert McDaniel Elizabeth McDonald Audrey McFarland Catherine McGreevy Timothy McGuire Patricia McKeon Mate McKerrow Paul McKnight Clarence McLean Joan McLetchie John McNamara Pauline Mead Sara Jane Mears Hillard Melcher Richard Merhar Jack Meyer Kay Meyer Suzanne Meyn George Mezera Sally Middleton Robert Migalski Donald Militello Anne Miller Donald Miller Marlene Miner Daniel Miollis Betty Mix Albert Mojonnier Joan Mondrall Ann Montgomery Christina Montino Jerry Moore Larry Moore Henry Moorehouse Paul Morgan Ralph Morgano ' Paul Morin Albert Morris Geraldine Morrocco Bruce Mortensen Bruce Most Mary Motzer Marilyn Muehlenhaupt Bernadine Mugan Kathleen Mugan Philomena Mugnolo Donald Muir Mary Muir Kenneth Mullen Leroy Mumbower Ronald Mundinger Richard Murphy Shannon Murphy Joyce Muskel Anita Nanna Donald Nelson Gerald Nelson Glenn Nelson Mary Jane Nelson William Nelson James Neubauer Elsie Neukuckatz Grace Nickas Peter Nielson . John Nolen Henrietta Nordhausen George Northam Bonnie Northen Thomas Null Judith Nummer James O'Brien Kenneth Obrock Sally O'Connor Milan Olach Jacqueline Olei Ronald Ollier Marshall Okshefke Richard Olson Gloria O'Nea1 Maryann Onorato Mildred Orangias Paul Orsay Dolores Ortt Frank Orvino William Osbron Christine Owczarzack Donald Page Lorraine Page Jesse Pagliaro Martha Paholke Charlotte Palonik Rosemarie Palmero Mary Panzani John Papaleo Anita Paris Jobeth Pascente John Paternoster Kenneth Paternoster Carol Patterson Leon Pauley Stephen Pawlik Patricia Pearson loseph Pecoraro Donald Peckat Roy Pedi Delbert Penton loseph Perrino Elaine Petersohn Orrin Peterson Vincent Petrella loseph Petrucci Carlo Pettinelli Nelda Pitnqston lohn Philp Heinz Piehl loseph Pieroni Nicholas Pilatas Earl Pile Beverley Pillon Doualas Pilz Robert Prnnella George Pinta Carol Pitek Mary Ellen Pizza Gretchen Plahn Gerald Plett Susan Ploetz Delton Pockrandt Burt Polk Marlene Polka Violet Polster Ronald Power Barbara Powers Constance Prescott Lorena Prime Dolores Primuth Robert Pritchard lane Pursell Robert Pusavc Bernard Ouandt Dorothy Quick Patricia Quinn Peqay Raasch Kent Raqsdale Mary Ann Rakusan lames Rankin Ruth Rapskis Marilyn Rasmussen lames Ratini Barbara Rau Ronald Rau David Ray Leroy Re 'Vltcmas Reardon William Reay Lcuise Reda Daniel Reqan Thomas Remku: Carl Reiche Philip Reynard Dennis Rezabek Donald Rhodes ...CAM 0 Mary lane Riccio lacobus Richardsen Gerald Riley Doris Riordon Dcnna Ristau Donald Ritter Louis Riva Richard Roberts Rosmond Rocca Marvin Rodenbostel Donald Rofi Shirley Roqalski Henry Rosemont Harold Rosenwinkel Ronald Rosinskr Rita Rossi Leonard Roterrnund Francis Royer Earl Murray Rubin Kenneth Ruck Deurline Rush Ai,thony Russo Raymond Sobel Nunzio Sacchetta Marian Sale Rose Marie Salinardi Lucy Samalonis Gerald Sampson lames Sanders Donald Sanservino Patricia Sansone Marie Saponaro Eugene Sartore Michael Scalzo Rosalie Scanio Donald Scavone Eugene Schaack Robert Schanks Donald Schaudenecke Katherine Scheerer Heather Scherenberq Sylvia Scherenberq Donald Schildqen loan Schipper Heidi Schlachta Robert Schlacher Marvin Schlessinaer Herman Schmidt Robert Schmidt lay Schneider Earl Schnurstein Frederick Schnurstein Allred Schroder lack Schuchmann Arlene Schuessler Clarence Schultz Darlene Schultz Arlene Schuster David Schuster Raymond Schuster lohn Schwarz William Schwarz Marion Schwickerrith f Marqaret Scott Thonras Scott Richard Sedler Walter Sedore Diane Seqreti leanette Selk Frederick Seno Guy Seno Lois Serine Paul Serwich Donna Shauahnessy Ronald Sheckler Edward Shell Bruce Sheriff Robert Shrnn loyce Sible Roberta Silka Eleanore Simon Kenneth Simons Daniel Simpson Georae Sinqel Richard Singleton Dolores Siwicki Muriel Sklenar Betty Slaqle Barbara Smith Frank Smith Edith Smith Richard Smith Warren Smith loan Snell Richard Socha Gordon Solheim loyce Sorensen lohn Sortino loanne Speno Mardel Spicer Sally Spicer Robert Sprow Harvey Spurr lames Stack Gerald Staehle Robert Stahler loan Steqen Doioris Stephenson Clarence Stevens Annie Stewart Violet Stiqvils Frank Stokes loyce Stoldt Shirley Stoll Marilyn Stolper Ardythe Strader Ronald Strieby Elinor Strong Gwendolyn Strouhal Ronald Studtrnarrn Fred Stuebner loanne Marie Sulliva lohn Sumsky Carl Sundberq lohn Susdort Alice Svendsen Donald Swanson lack Swanson Il 52... Maryann Sweeney lanet Sweet lohn Swezey Donald Swiderski Margaret Sykes William Sykes Valerie Taggart Rosalie Tantillo loan Tanton Vernon Tanzer Shirley Taylor Ronald Tharnm Phyllis Terrana Daniel Thelen Ronald Thielmann Bettylee Thompson Curtis 'thompson Arlene 'Vhurnes Henry Till Quentin Till Robert Tirabasso Bernard Tiritilli Frances Tleerdema Suzanne Toman Robert Tonnesen Milton Toopes lohn Topel Marilyn Tappet Mary lane Torraco loan Tortorella lohn Toveli Richard Tracey Catherine 'lravaqlini Robert 'Trcka Arlene Triebes Arlene Troike Fred 'Troyke Ronald Tucek Barbara Tudini Mary Tulley Samuel Turk lohn Turnley Barbara Anne 'l'ye Doris Ullmayer Delmarie Ullmer joseph Urbanek Betty VanBoven lohn Vandervalk Vlfilliam Vanderwater Kathryn VanFleet Ronald VanPool Anqelo Vassolo Elizabeth Vece Mary lane Venziano Richard Venzke Richard Vesely David Vihnanek Dennis Vihnanek Frank Vrllacci Robert Volz Harold Vorreyer Clarence Voss Robert Vraney lerry Walker Kenneth Walker Lois Wallar Beverly Walsh Allan Ward Diane Warner Henri Warren Carole Wasmer Linda Wasnick Carole Wayne Alice Webb Robert Weber Virginia Weber Lcuella Weqner Darlene Welch lohn Welch Kenneth Welch Ronald Welsch Marilyn Wendt Herta Wenzel Donald Werhane Kenneth Werner loyce Whelpley Patricia White lack Whitman Myrna Whitmore Carole Wichert lames Wickman Walter Willers Grace Williams lames Williams Richard Williams Howard Winklemann lohn Winkler Roberta Winkler lacaueline Wisser loan Woeber Wayne Woelke Alberta Wolri Margaret Vlfolii Gerald Worcester Shirley World William Wortman Grant Wright Beverly Yankowitz Yvonne Yaspelkis Harold Yetter Beverly Young Robert Young lohn Zakavec: Dolores Zaptel Richard Zeitler Hank Zelinski George Ziburn Donald Ziemba William Zima LeRoy Zochert Page Sl uniom nfoy jimf ear cw lolnerc addmen JUNIOR COUNCIL Ifnml Hou'-Nlarilvn Dillon. Nlary -lane Yenliano. Carole NYavne, ,Ioyee Silmle. ,lliflr 1 Roni' Nick Bruno, chuirniang jlacliie Xl'isser, Ucorgia Ilollister, Kenneth I,icI1I, Nlari Xluchlenhaupt, Don Knueppel, Bonnie Northeu, Iiathrine Sehcerer, Marilyn Cxarnealu Hawk Hou'--Ilolores Iieisel, Lucy SIIIIIZIIIJIIIS, Patricia Bulger, 'I'on1 Ilullnlan, Dan Neg Don Miller, Peter Lancla, Alice Svcnclsen, Lcnorc Ilarrison, Beverly I'iIIen, Carol Marin 7 aro, .Vol lII'f1ll'l'llYIJilYICI ICngIuncI, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Frou! Row--Ioan Evans, Miss VVarmI. Huck Hou:-Cliarlotte Davis Bettv I urchiIcI, XYes Gregor. SILVER MEDAL WINNERS Front Home-Nlary Nlotzer, Donna -lean Evans, liarhara Lasine, Dolores Ilriniuth, Marx lane Nelson. Burk Row---Itolir-rt james, Catherine Travaglini, Allan NVarcI, Allmert Nlojon hier, Tliomas Mc-Bricle. Marion Dans. Nor PIl,'flH'f'fIA.IUIlll I30iL'4'- CHAIRMEN OF CLASS COMMITTEES Marilyn Niuehlenhaupt, Xlighnon Gunn. Kenneth Lit-lit. Ilat Bulger, Carol Nlarinaro. No l'if'f11r'1'1lff Don Nliller, .Iuanne Iirifelx. ln September, the juniors xealously entered their first year as upperclassmen. Eager to start their Whirl of social life, the junior Council and class otlicers im- mecliately set ahout clrawing up their social calenclar. The plans incluclecl 'iXVinter XVOIllI6'l'I21lKI,,, the first junior-senior mixerg ancl the prom. XVith informality as the keynote, the juniors presentecl their entertaining fall party. Pumpkin Prancef' Also most enjoyable and creative was their spring talent assembly at which the agile juniors displayed their versatility ancl showmanship in clever skits antl music, lzoth popular and semi-classical. Committees carriecl out the plans of the council, and as the year progressed, the juniors proved diligent and ahle workers. With the help of faculty aclvisers, the class proceeded on their road to success. Although their social life was fillecl with activities, their scholastic recorcl was very creditable. Eleven juniors received silver medals as their rewarcl for high scholarship. Page 82 unions re45enf.SZaarL6ng games! , N ear puff 77 P C D' DEAR RUTH by NORMAN KRASNA Director-MISS EMILY REID Presented October 31, November 2 and 3 Dora ,.,......,,.....,.,..., Mrs. Edith VVilkins.., Mirizun XVilkins ,....,...,,, judge Hurry VVilkins. Ruth VVilkins ,,,.,.....,,,, Lt. NVilli1ini Senwriglitr,-.Y ,',,, ,,V. Y , Alhert KIIHIINOI' .,.....,,,,.... Nlarthu Seuwright ,...... Sgt, Chuck Vincent .,,.....A Harold Klohherineyer. Bookholder ,,,.........,.,,,... Page 8:3 THE CAST ,Mighnon Gunn, Bonnie Northen Meyer, Suzanne Mevn ,.......,.....Dorothy Lind, Julie Burns ..,.,,..Roy Bloek, John Armstrong W......n....,..,Filitll Davis, Ruth Boss ,.,,...AI1lllll'S Cohurn, Rohert Vruney ,,,,S11lvutore Lisuzzo, Robert Cale Carole VVz1yne, Margaret Bolhnzln .....A..,.,v...Alla1ii Wfurd, Kenneth Ruek ,,,.....Da1vid Ciesehen, Leslie Flott LL-Malik Joseph Aceto Charles Adamson Robert Ady Beverly Aqin William Agster Anthony Aiuppa Ioyce Alano Donald Alberg Lloyd Alexander Lorraine Alexander Charles Allen Dolores Allevato Wayne Altenburg Judith Altergott Frank Amanti Peter Amato Raymond Amundsen Mary Ann Amusz Andria Anchor Barbara Anderson Diane Anderson Don I. Anderson Mary Iune Anderson Maybelle Anderson Mayburne Anderson Martin Apel Bert Armour Elvera Arno Barbara lean Ashby Norman Atkinson Iames Aurand Patsy Bacarella Frank Bacci Donna Baggett Mary Lou Baldasar Richard Baldwin Jeanne Balon David Barber Richard Baren Marilyn Barnes Donald Barra Barbara Barrer . Richard Bass Irene Basso Shirley Bastas Margaret Batts Eleanor Beck Robert Becker Charles Beggerow Marlene Beisel Lillie Belew Patricia Belka Raymond Benes Iohn Benevolent Iohn Benisek loan Benson Warren Benson Iames Bentel Arlene Bergonzini Carol Berlin Evie Ann Berliner lack Berman Heinz Betz Ruth Beyer Joseph Bicchinella Carol Bielka 1 Elaine Black lames Black Lee Blackburn Marilyn Blickhahn Dennis Blodgett Robert Boevers Helen Bolz Iames Bombenger Betty Bonauro Bruce Bond William Bondlow loann Booklet Helen Borch Andera Borla Shirley Born Charles Bowden Viola Brader Barbara Bradley Ioseph Brann Richard Braun Iohn Bredenbeck Gerald Breitling Gladys Brence William Brettman Charleen Brittain Ernest Brooks Donald Brown Guy Brown Marie Brown Ronald Brown Robert Brucato Alice Bruenning Angela Bruno Evelyn Bruno Marjorie Buettner Kenneth Bunch Edward Bundy Lorraine Buonauro Barbara Burckert Philipp Burger Richard Burns Iames Burton Clark Butts Thomas Byrne Ivan Cain Dolores Calderone Iames Calendo Sophie Canestrini Michael Cannavino Peter Cannict ...UM 0 Burton Cardwell Mario Carini Richard Carlino Gloria Carlo Robert Carlson Marvel Carolus Dorothy Carpenter Angela Carusiello Donald Castro Yoland Caudry Lois Cerrone George Chaltin Richard Chaltin Enis Chimienti Dolores Chobotuck Marlene Chouinard Theresa Chouinard Florence Christian Robert Cisek Iudith Clapsaddle Dennis Clark Robert Clark Roger Clark Howard Clary Doris Clauss Dorothy Clement Lynnette Coari Nancy Lou Coffey Donald Coglianese Selwyn Cohen Robert Collins William Collisi Richard Colwell Rosemarie Connell Robert Connelley Betty Conway Barbara Coombs Marlene Cooper Donald Copeland Arline Coscino Robert Costo Harold Cousineau Albert Cox Donald Cox Michael Cozzi Dorothy Crandall Diane Cregar Rose Ann Csernansky Iohn Cucci Barbara Daehn Anna Marie Dallia Donnal Dalrymple Tom Damico Patricia Danzer Donna Dauer Alvin Davis lawrence Day Robert Deal Michael Delaney Bernard De La Paz Sandra DeLaughter Carmella DeMuro Marilyn Dennehy ludith Denny Theresa Del-'ascale Marjorie De'l'rain Richard Devine JoAnn DeVito August DiCola Buck Dina George Doerner Virginia Dolansky Ruth Domuray David Dorn Robert Dotson Barbara lane Doyle Diane Doyle Walbert Drummond Richard Dubovik Pat Duffy Iames Dullinger Carol Easley Claude Easter Richard Easter Phyllis Eaton Robert Eberhardy Louis Eboli Richard Eckhardt Hubert Edfors Donald Edminson Dorothy Edwards Mable Edwards Richard Ehlert leanette Elitmann William Elser Sam Ensalaco Robert Erturth Raymond Erickson Marlene Esposito Shirley Evans George Evanson Gary Eversz Kenneth Ewalt Carole Fahrentholz Donald Falcone Rosemary Fanella Clyde Fanning lean Fanslow Patricia Faulkner Iohn Feckner Patricia Fedro Georgieanna Ferguson Ronald Fertitta Grace Fett Ieanne Field Arthur Finkler IoAnn Firman Ioan Fischer Ronald Fischer Astrid Fisher Sonia Fisher Paul Flombouras Renee Flombouras Ralph Fontana Edward Foreman Robert Fosdale Dominic Fracasso lack Francisco Robert Frank Edward Frega lames Frillman lean Frillman Gerald Frueh Arthur Frulla lean Fuller Audrey Fuller Ianet Gabbert Ralph Gaden Shirley Gaertner Frank Gallina Marianne Gay Alvin Gehrke Iohn Gename. Richard George lean Georgeson Iosephine Gerace Peter Gereb Robert Gibbons Dorothy Gielow Robert Gill Alfred Gillespie Patricia Gillett Concetta Giordano Anthony Guiliano loan Glazebrook George Glazek Ioyce Goldbranson Shirley Golterman Gerald Golz Nancy Golz Mary Gordon Donald Gore Mary Lou Gosse Margaret Grabowitz Frank Grace Gerald Graham Kenneth Graham Virginia Gramling Helen Grant lnese Graudins David Gray Audrey Greene Grace Gren Richard Grenier Dennis Grgurach Barbara Griffith Caroline Gronke Martha Groppi Lucille Grotz Daniel Grundhoeter Dolores Grunwald Josephine Guardalabene Iohn Guess Ronald Gundlach Rita Guritz Nancy Gustafson Nancy Gustin Mary Guthman IoAnn Hacker Patricia Haenle Lenore Hagen Gilberta Hamon Ioseph Hankerson Billy Iames Hannah Darlene Hansen Eleanor Hansen Gail Hanson Gloria Hanson Paul Haraldsen James Hardt Dorothy Harrington Peggy Harris ' Richard Hartman Darlene Harwath Preston Harwell Roy Hausserman lDonald Hawkins Eugene Heaney Robert Heard Ronald Hedstrom Ernest I-legg Betty Heidemann Robert Heidenreich Dolores Heidorn Dorahmae Heisler Robert Herculson Allen Herhold Audrey Hermann Charles Hess Patricia Hewitt Barbara Hey Ianet Higgins Ronald Hildebrandt Carolyn Hildebrandt Fred Hill Iohn Hill Lyle Hill Claudia Hillery Iames Hilliara Carolyn Hinkle lchn Hoeksemae E Page 84 Marilyn Hoenig William Hoerich lune Hofter Ianet Hoffman Iohn Hogan Carol Hogg Ioann Hogg lack Hoggatt Tony Hoke Catherine Holt Ida Holzmann Robert Hoth Norma Houdek Maryann Hoving Gerald Howard Richard Hrebik Barbara Hrones lames Hudson Iohn Huff Catherine Hughes Donald Hundt lerry Hunt Carol Hunter Eddie Mae Huntspon Carol Huxhold Robert Hyde Rosetta lacovelli Walter Illingsworth Lois lngram Ruth Inthout Carmella Iovinelli Kenneth lssel Patricia Iackson Barbara Iacobi Louise Iacobson Ioseph lean Richard Iedike Betty Iensen Charles lessogne Beverly Iohns Alois Iohnson Carlee lohnson Ioan Iohnson Keith Iohnson Kenneth Iohnson Ruth Iohnson Shirley Iones Iohn Iordan Donald Ioyce Raymond Iurewicz Robert Kabat Ronald Kabat Otto Karbusicky Isabelle Kargol William Karpel Beverley Kassal Aphrodite Katsulis Iames Keane Pauletta Kelley George Kelly Charles Kelps George Kenney Wilson Duane Kent Robert Kettner Dietrich Kiemle lrene Kildau Anthony Kim Wayne King W'endell King Robert Klecka Marianne Kleinhuizen George Klenk Donald Klinder Charles Kline Gloria Kline Robert Kloeckner Nancy Knippenberg Alveria Koch Iohn Koch William Kohoutek Elaine Koukol Nadine Kowall lack Kraft Ronald Kramer Dorothy Kraszewski Esther Kraus Ioan Krause Ieanne Krauser Ronald Krengel Keith Krieger Nancy Kroc Ieannine Kroeger Marjorie Krueger Ronald Krupa Earl Kruse Ronald Kuhlmann Wayne Kuhlmann Curtis Kuhns Robert Laatz Anthony Laciura Robert LaFreniere Anthony La Mantia Iune Lange Leland Lapins ' Iames Laramie Diane Larry Mary Larson Ianet Lausten Darline Lavine Donna Lawrence Linora Lawrence Martin Layton Alice Leach Dawn Leber Arnold LeCompte Dean Lee Clarence Leerdam Annette Leese Samuel Leo Esther Leslie Charlotte Leuthold Bernice Lewis Marie Lewis Robert Lewis Michael Leinhardt James Lietz Iroy Lilly Diane Limoges Shirley Linden Sally Linder Shirley Lipscomb Karl Loresch Peter Louderback Sandra Louy Mary Lowden Veman Lowe Iohn Ludlam Iohn Lullo Ralph Lundgren Ioan Lura Barbara Lyke Shirley Lyles Robert Machacek Brian Mahoney Ioan Maka Marie Mallardi Charles Malloy Dan Malpier Alan Mann Eugene Marchand Geraldine Marcum Marilyn Marema Norman Mariani Lucille Marin Diana Marino Tony Markauskas Helen Marten Robert Martenson Betty Martin Carolyn Martin Shirley Martin ' Dolores Martinek Norman Martinson Ianet Masek Ralph Masek Norbert Maslowski Donald Mason Kenneth Mastro Iohn Matheson Marion Mattia Iohn Matulis Georgiann Mauricaux Dorothy McAuley Taylor McBride Patricia McCarrell Minnie McClinton lean McCord Iacquelyn McDermott Kenning McFee Ruth McGee Marilyn McGuane Arlene Mclnnes Donna McKnight Iudith McLetchie Thomas McManiman. Ioe McNally Glenda McSwain Gerald Meinke Carole Meinsen Herbert Meissner Rudolph Melone Dorothy Memeigh lane Messenbrink Ioan Meyer Robert Michalica Evelyn Milas Ruth Milby Barbara Miles Arlene Miller Larry Miller Phyllis Miller Richard Miller Sylvia Miller Lorraine Millies Dominic Misosi Rose Marie Mistrata Thomas Mitchell Carol Moeller Kenneth Moeller Donald Moffat Dale Mohr Charles Montag Gayelene Montgomery Diane Moore Edward Moore Foster Moore Alice Morella Rita Moroniak lean Morris Barbara Morse Willard Morse Marlene Moskos Manfred Muell Alice Mueller Darlene Mueller Marilyn Mueller Ioel Munger Wallace Munson Shirley Murphy Robert Nedry Arlene Nelson Donald Nelson Gail Nelson James Nelson Robert Nelson William Nero Barbara Ness Richard Nesslar Joy New Allen Newman James Nichols Joan Nielsen Donald Nimmer Virginia Norak Jack Nordbye Margaret Northam Kenneth Norton Bernice Obradovich Florence O'Brien Patricia O'Kane Violet O'Kell Gregory Olechowski Robert Oliver Marcia Olsson Donald O'Neal Rose O'Neil Jacguelyn Oneson Rose Orangias Morene Ordahl Barbara Orelup Mary Lou Orlandino John O'Rourke Donna Orr William Orr Nancy Orton Patricia O'Shea Aivars Osis David Ott Katja Ozolin Alfred Pallotta Phillip Palombo Mary Panerali Carolynn Paolasini Anita Papantonatos Phillip Paradis Joan Parker Frank Parks Rocco Paternoster Dagnija Parupe Florence Pauley Frederich Pearson Arlene Pech William Pechmann Peter Pedersen Stephen Pedi Richard Penachio Roger Pennington James Peontke Gilbert Perrigo John Perry William Peter Richard Peterson Walter Peterson James Petrqdus Marie Petruzzi Donald Phelps Nick Pica Joanne Pinkerton Wilbert Pinnella Richard Pitts John Pizzoierrato Katherine Placash ...CAM 0 Robert Plagge Tom Plett Charles Plumery Charles Polito Frances Polito Jeanne Pollitz Phyllis Pomorin Nancy Popkins Richard Post Jack Powell Thomas Prosser Carol Przybylski Louise Purcell Nancy Purdom Joseph Pusateri Lester Puttkammer Anne Pytel Ted Quednau Lois Raber Joanne Rady Barbara Ragusin Henry Raimondi Marilyn Rajcevich Marilyn Rappuhn Barbara Ratini Joan Raush Charles Ravens Dorothy Ray Robert Rehieldt Sharon Reichel Donna Reichmann Frank Reit Roger Reiling James Reing Nada Reischel Karan Rempert Mary Rendaci Robert Renier Richard Rentner Donald Ressler Thomas Reusch Carole Reynertson Richard Rezny Richard Rhodes Morman Rick Robert Riedel Patricia Riley Clara Ripani Carol Robertson Frances Robinson Velma Robinson Aileen Roder Edan Rodgers Robert Roeber Dolores Rogers Lloyd Rogers Thomas Rogers Herbert Rohmann Kenneth Roland Rose Romanelli Dorothy Roppert Lois Rose Betty Rosenkrans Juanita Rose-wall Virginia Rubietta Kent Rudd Robert Rumpf Raymond Rusch Barbara Ruschke Lawrence Ryan Donald Ryza Daniel Sabella Birdie Sartran Thomas Sampson Richard Sandeen Lois Sanders Marjorie Sanders Paul Sansone Harley Sargent Marilyn Sargent Patricia Sarno John Savage Joann Scanio James Schaefer Robert Scharsich Jane Scheiblein Ronald Scheitler Barbara Schlundt Clarence Schmidt Norman Schmidt Paul Schmidt Richard Schmolke Robert Schneider William Schneider Gretchen Schohe Alice Schrader Richard Schueller Charlene Schultz James Schultz Kenneth Schultz William Schultz Darlene Schuppe Geraldine Schuppe Robert Schuppe Preston Schwabauer Lee Schwanebeck Shirley Schwarze Richard Schweers Geraldine Schweitzer Richard Schwenig Helen Scrimali Millicent Seauer Ralph Seebacher Raymond Seefeldl Nick Selig June Selk Marilyn Selk Allen Selverston Salvatore Serio Jerry Shanahan Joseph Sharkey John Shaw Barbara Sherman Marilyn Shilka John Shuga John Shure Harold Siemers Loretta Silenzi Loretta Simon Harlow Sinclair Marlene Singel Barbara Slaughter Edith Mar orie Smith l Marcella Smith Richard Smith Richard V. Smith Robert Smith Roberta Smith Barbara Snell Eleanor Socha Karen Sorensen Mary Spencer Diantha Spires Robert Spirk Page 85 Dolores Spirka Carol Stacey Wayne Stange Agnes Starck Joan Starknian Janet Stasinowsky Dolores Stecki William Steffen Joanne Sterfins Kenneth Stefiy Jean Stegen Anna Mae Steingraber Joyce Steinkamp Anthony Ste-llato Lawrence Steller Patricia Stemm Beverly Stern Nancy Stitils Otto Stock Mary Stokes Melvin Stokes Lois Streubel Georgiana Stroup Elizabeth Stultz Walter Sturm Lorraine Sullivan Patricia Sullivan Edward Sutter William Swansen Alice Swanson Marilyn Swatek George 'l'agatz Inez Tannura Robert 'l'anton Joseph Tarvash Betty Taylor Mary Etta Taylor James 'l'erry Ronald 'l'eske Arlene Tevander Nancy Thayer William Theiss Richard Thiele Shirley Rae Thiel Mary Thomas Charles Thompson Philip Thompson Maria Thys Carol Tietenthal Walter Tiefenthal Joseph Tirabassi Darrold Toms Manard Towner Rose Traina Patricia Tramontana Thomas Trapani Gerald Traynor Joyce Troutman Pat Trowbridge Donald 'Truchan David Ulfeng Catherine Urban Sylvia Vahlin John Valecka Janet Vashaw Donald Villacci Glen Vogt Jack Voida Barbara Volpe William Vorreyer Walter Wagner Nancy Waho Sally Waindl Beverly Walden Carol Wallant Beverly Wallar Nancy Wargo Robert Warren Jean Watson Shirley Watters Roberta Webb Audrey Weber Ronald Weglarz Bernadine Weidner Shirley Weiland Helen Weiler Theresa Welzien Joel Wastman Donald Wetzell W'ilma Wezel Joyce Wheeler Pat Whetstone Arlene White Robert Whited Robert Whitman Marilyn Whitmore Gwendolyn Whitworth Glen Wiemerslage l-lelen Wilheim Loretta Wilhite Patricia Williams Robert Williams Vfalter Williams Margie Wilsdon Alice Wilson Gordon Wilson Patricia Wilson Richard Wilson Vtfilliam Wilson Elinor Winkelmann Alice Wisniewslci Marilyn Withrow William Woehler James Wolf Beryl Wolfe Louise Wolski Billy Wood Jean Wood David Worcester Gail Worcester Ronald Worth Girard Yaccino Barbara Yaeger Gerald Yaeger Joan Yench Floyd Young Gordon Young Joseph Zapolski Nancy Zawne John Zemaitis l-Jedy Ziegler Thomas Zimanzl Judy Zimmer Edward Zitzka Louis Zocchi Patricia Zubieni Samuel Zunich Robert Zusman Marian Zutz onhclenf .gjolalzomored njoy rodloerouzf ear OFFICERS Mr. Bos, Ceorgicanna Ferguson, secretary, Darlene Mueller, vice- presidcntg Cwen Wfhitworth, tri-as! urerg Iiohcrt Cf'-k - ist , pic sldm nt. SOPHOMORE BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS Front Row-Phillip Thompson, VVilllia1n Stctlen. Miclcllc Huw'- Diane Larry, Clarence Schmidt, Barbara Morse, Barbara Daehn, Barbara Schlundt, Buck How-Mm rene Ordahl, john Fcckner, ltohert llydc, john Perry, -laincs YVolt, jean XVood, joel hvL'SLlIl1tl'l, Donald VVQ-txcll, Kenneth Schultz, Shirley Martin, Marilynn Mueller, SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Frou! Row-jean NVQ Agin, june Lange, itson, Beverly Donna Dalryln- plc. Second Row-Hose Marie Mis- trata, Dorahlnae lleislcr, joyce Stcinkalnp, Carol llunter, Marjorie Sanders, Shirley Linden, Doris Clauss. Third Row-David Ott, Shirley Bastas, Sylvia Vahlin, Patri- cia Faulkner, Marilynn Blickhahn, Frances Polito, Marcia Olson, jean Frilhnan. Buck Row-Clark Butts, Rohert Kloeckner, Rudy Matheson, Dave Cray, james NVolt, john Guess, Diantha Spircs, Clarence Sclnnidt. Not PiCf1ll'ClI'R0lN'l'L Renicr. No longer newcomers, the sophomore class eagerly re- turned to Proviso last tall to take their place in the scholas- tic and social programs of the school. They strove for per- fection in both their classes and in extra-curricular activ- ities. Under the expert guidance of their sponsor, Mr. Bos, and the Sophomore Council, nine hundred and fifteen nupper- lowerw classinen enjoyed a very prosperous and eventful year. Twenty-seven inemhers ot the class revealed their superior scholastic ahility When they earned their bronze medals. The calendar of activities Was filled with memorable assemblies and colorful parties. Late in Octohcr, a movie, 'iBeauties and Beastsf, accom Jani - l I 1 l a -la ' ' 1 at my 1 ecture, was presented in c iss issembly hy T. tl. CJOIIJQLIII. The annual spring party in the fieldhouse in May climaxed a successful year. Page 86 ommiffeea As lhc ycur pmgrcsscd, it hccumc iurc and morc cvicicnt that thc commit- rcs wcrc wiscly choscxi. Thcy hunc- ioncd with cnthusiusm and got rcsults. Thc clccorziticm and tickct committcc. ndcr thc supc1'x'isim1 of Nlr. ,loyncip hc- icic Imndling tickcts, dccorutccl the- girls ym for thc full clancc. .-Xutumii Antics. Unclci' the guiclzmcc of Nliss Alolinsoii. ic cntcrtzliiilnciit committcc plunnccl ic prograuns amd scrccncci tuicnt for aricty acts to hc prcscntccl ut thu-ir us- imhlics. Thc social committcc was rcspcmsihlc Jr plziiniing and sup:-rx'isiiig thc gay' urtics ut which so iuziny ncw fricnclsliips ft-rc mudc, Nliss Thompscm, faculty lmiimzm of thc committcc, helps-cl thc iphomorcs plan :incl cxccutc il mcmor- hic f'l'2ll'. CKET AND DECORANON 'rll1'11- Xl.l1'y Stulws, clmirmimg Put l'i1lllHilll'l'. his Strcuhcl, lictty Cuilxvzly. l'wl'.lIlK't'S Pulitu. Illlllillg fxl2ll'iiYIl BllI'lH'S, XII: Aloyiu-r, Ruth In- mll. Nl1lI'ih'ii lizlppllllll. Alum- xil'NSl'Ili7I'iIlli. illlcx' Slitiis, .Iujvr-c Stvinkaiinpi JTERTAINMENT iulcrlf-liusc Nlzlric hliSil'L1iil, Duiiim IDL1lll'I'. zu'lc-nc Nlucllcr, cit'UI'Qi1'2lIlIl1l l'ii'I'QllM7lI. Clxu-in 'hitworth, .'Xphi'0clitc Kutslllis. L'ililil'IIltlll. llllllfllg''Bl'Y1'l'iyxY2llCil'Il. Shirlc-5' I,i11clc11. Dun limit. Uuris Clzlllss, xlklfj' 1,011 Orlzxiiclinrm, uct Lzlllstcll. AlC'illl XYMISUII. Miss AIUIIIISUII, .wc Cray, .Iuhn Luliu. Louis Zucclii. NI2ll'jUI'i4' nclcrs. BLICITY rm! limit'-'Katy IIIILIIIVS, ,ll'ilIl Nlnrris. IJLHXII 'hm-r. llclcii xl1ll'fC'll, Cami Hogg. Burk limp- Lthcrim' Plzicuslu. linrlmm Ns-ss. Aluzui Clam'- imk, I,0l'vttzl NViIIiih-, I.i'11m'c IILIQVII, Camxl mt i C'l'uh's Brcncc. Xliss llznwkins, l . vt , CIAL flI1'1,-AIUQIII l'I'lHIll21Il. Cilllilllhlll, lJl.1iith,1 ircs, Sylvia Yuhiiii, Virginia Xurzxk, Szuichu ircy, IAl1'l'1liIll' SlIiIiYilll. SfHlIl1ilI,!'IJlUifl UU, mcy Clustin. B1ll'i7ill'il Aiiclcrscm. Xlnrin Thys. mrcnc cyfllilill. 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Xliss Sicgrist. l':ngvST l I CUflg8 570l0A0l'l'l0l Q ' ilirsttw fi, Francis Abbott Joseph Abraytis Samuel Adair Francis Adenau Lee Ahlstrom Nicholas Albachiara Carol Albrecht Violet Allen William Altenhort Arthur Alwes Richard Amudsen Elaine Amudson Eileen Anderson Joan Grace Anderson Mary Anderson Richard Anderson Roger Anderson William Andresen Lois Angell Herbert Apel Richard Apuzzo Evelyn Arnett Virginia Arnett James Arrichiello Calvert Ash Aileen Aughtry Joanne Azara Carole Babowice Diane Bahne Norman Baier James Baines Lillian Baldasar Nancy Baldwin Ronald Balslew Marilyn Bandelow Lawrence Banike Wilbur Baning ' Donna Jean Banthin June Jean Bara John Barr Richard Barrett Anthony Bartemio Josephine Basili William Basso Ivonne Bathje David Beatty Francis Beirau Frank Bellini Maurice Berebitsky Walired Berg Luther Bergstrom Joseph Bernard Barbara Beuse Joan Bezek Joseph Darius Berrier Nancy Bickenbach Donald Bierman Sylvia Bilenko Gerald Blackburn Ronald Blasius Patricia Blayney Jerry Blickmann Donald Blosky Clayton Blyth Shirley Boeck Gerald Boevers Christ Bonate Anthony Bonavlonta James Bonette Lorraine Bonfanti Marlene Bonham Mathew Borowiec Loretta Boss Robert Bowen Judith Bowers Donald Boysal Carol Brace Robert Brakrog John Brauer Lucille Braun Charles Braunshausen Mar l n Bra Y Y Y Shirley Ann Breitenfield Donna Marie Brennan Mary Ann Bretlinger David Briggs Miriam Briggs Robert Brigham George Britt John Brittain Elna Bronge Kenneth Brooks John Brosseau Bettie Lee Brown Derrill Brown Gerald Brown John Brown Karen Brown Shirley Brown Georgia Brucato Donald Brydges Gail Brunken Joyce Brunst George Buchenger James Buchness Ronald Buck Harold Buenger Gene Buist Paul Burnett Robert Burns Jeanette Burton John Cade Anthony Caliendo Samuel Cappello ...Un Kay Cardwell Elaine Carlisle Donald Carlson Ronald Carpenter Dorothy Carroll Sylvia Carson Shirley Carter Richard Carusiello Vincena Castantino Molly Cavanaugh Carol Cermak Nancy Cerny Georgette Chaloupka Pat Helen Chaltin Ronald Chalupnik Rosemary Chaney Clifford Chappell Robert Cheney Reinold Chennell Richard Chiero John Chimeanti Richard Chmelik Louise Chouinard William Church John Cihlar Dolores Clark Lois Clark Vera Clark Donald Clausen Robert Clementi Dolores Clendenin Donna Cobb Betty Coffin Robert Cohen Barbara Colella Kenneth Conway Joan Cook Judith Coolbaugh William Corrigan Nancy Countryman Richard Couture Ronald Cox Patricia Crain Viola Crandall Laverne Curcio Henry Curry Gerald Cygan Harvey Daleen Miriam Damnitz Constance Danber Edward Dapkus Donald Darge Babe Darnell John D'Asaro Brant Davis Gaylee Davis Lyle Davis Lois Dean Robert DeAngeles Frank DeAngelis Rosemarie Debs Gerald Decker Dwayne Deckert Nina DeGuiseppe LaVerne Dein Joan Delaney Christine DeMaria Robert DeMeyer Josephine Demma John DePascale James Desens Yura Didzbalis Adele Diener Ronald Dietzler Dominic DiFiore Dorothy Dillon Ralph Dillon Janet Distler Robert Dittus Jane Dixon Edith Dobyns Heidi Dodegge Mary Lou Dominik Lee Donovan Robert Douglas Eugene Downing Dennis Doyle Joseph Dubek James Dubovik Terry Duffy Rollin Dunbar Suzanne Dupuis George Dutkovich William Dutton Helen Dvorak Henry Dvorak Glenn Dwyer Raymond Eberhardt Donald Eberle Thomas Eboli Thomas Eck William Eddy Eileen Edwards Maitland Edwards Marvin Edwards Gerald Eidam Christine Ekstrom Beth Ellenberg Catherine England Gerald Engvall James Ernst Robert Ervin Joseph Esposito Lenore Erxleben 560 LaVerne Fabry Dale Fagan Ralph Faillo Robert Fanella William Fanella Salvatore Farina Thomas Farina George Fatta Carol Fechtner Deloris Felice Mary Ann Fellers Darlene Ferguson Ronald Fibiger Robert Fick Anthony Fioravante Dominick Fiorillo Peter Fiorito Charles Fisher Esther Fisher Harvey Fisher Patti Fitzgerald Robert Fleming Robert Flemm Eleanor Flott Gloria Foley Darel Forest Ernest Fomero Suzanne Forney Gerald Fox Richard Frandsen Janice Franze Rosanna Frasca Margaret Frederick Mildred Frederick Herbert Freeman Marilyn Frega John Frillman Charles Fry Mary Gaare Mary Ann Galdik John Gale ' Bernice Galinsky Muriel Gallagher Bruce Galloway Robert Gannon Richard Garbe Donald Gardner John Garrow George Garvin Edgar Gates Audrey Gaudio Melinda Gee Darlene Gehrke Dick Gehrs Judy Gehrt Thomas Geiger June Nelle Geisler Lillian Gellinger Martha Georgopul Donna Gerhardt Richard Gevlene Joseph Giammalva William Gibson Peggy Giessing Sandra Gili Geraldine Gilling Anita Giovanazzi Robert Girard Kenneth Goetz Richard Gohr Gail Goldschmidt Kenneth Gongol Edward Gongola Janet Goodwin Myron Goodwin Roberta Gorke Bonnie Gorr William Goshorn Carrie Lee Grace James Grant Gay Grasher Joseph Gray Joseph Green Carol Gren Nancy Griffin LeRoy Grigal Chris Grimaldi Thelma Grossman Kathleen Grotz Harold Grounds Charlene Gruber Ronald Grundy William K. Grundy John Gulia George Gundersen Dorothy Guttke Oliver F. Guy Beverly Haack Arleen Haas Larry Haasis Norma Hagan John Hall James Hamilton Kay Hanson Marianne Hanson Darlene Hardy Elaine Hardy Lawrence Harsh Robert Harstad Darlene Harwood Henry Hasselbach Richard Hasselbach Robert Hatch Carol Hauenstein Page 88 4... James Haug Dennis Hays David Hayward Joanne Hayward William Heath Patricia Hegarty Jean Heidemann Carol Heidenway Norine Heike William Heinrich Pat Henderson Pat Hendrixson Ken Heppner Ronald Hebert Kenneth Hergulson David Herda Matthew Hetzer Mitzi Higdon Edwina Hildebrand Harold Hilgenberg Mamie Hillery Rosemarie Hinger Dorothy Hinz Shirley Hitz Carol Hoalt Geraldine Hodossy Mardelle Hottie Robert Hoffman Sylvia Holcombe Jean Holden Kenneth Holder Beverly Hollister Sonja Holmer Gloria Holpuch Carol Hood Judith Hopler Arlene Horn Leroy Hornig Nancy Hosler Jean Hovorka James Howell Catherine Huff Nancy Hunt Donald Hutelin Ruth Hutorf John Illingworth John lmmekus 'Richard E. Inman Samuel lovino Lois Irvine Charles Iverson Robert lwasyk Shirley lable Kenneth Jablonski Dolores Jackson Donald Jackson Judy Jackson Melvin Jackson Harold Jacobi Judy Jacobs Doreen Jakob Adelia James JoAnne Jameson Clyde Jarboe Henry Jargstorf Edward Jaunsem James Jay Jeannine Jensen Sybil Jensen Donald lessen Judith Joachim Max Jodscheidt Susan Johanson Raymond Johns Don Johnson Donald Johnson Edmund Johnson Lorraine Johnson Richard G. Joice Henry Jones Mary Jones Joan Jonsson Pearl Jorgensen Diana Juem Marian Jung Irene Kacherwski Richard Kaiser Robert Kaliebe Jacqueline Kalm George Kasbohm James Kasch John Kasch Annete Kaskey Agnes Katolick Judith Kearny Arthur Kell Dorothy Keller Eric Keller James Keller Barbara Kay Kelly Benjamin Kelly John Kelliher John Kennedy Margaret Keranen Richard Keyes Paul Kirschbaum James Klages Jean Klean Shirley Kleckner Marlyss Kloer Carol Knapik Marilyn Knasko Patricia Knights Marvin Knop Harold Knowles Allen Knueppel Henry Koecher Irene Koester James Kolb Donald Koop Charles Kopecky Shirley Koppert Edward Kornblum Robert Kowal John Kowaski Paul Kowaski Jacquelyn Kraabel Joseph Krarft Dan Krajnovich Nola Kramer Nona Kramer Vernis Kramer Marlene Kramp Raymond Kraus Arlene Krauser Anthony Krentiras Allan Kroeger Eleanor Krouse Raymond Krumweide Webster Kulwiec John Kupiecki Carole Ladewig John LaFond Richard Lagasca Roy Lake Ladema Land Lee Langdon Donald Lange Gail Lange Arlene LaPointe Michael Lapuzza Henry Laramie -James Larirnore William LaRocco Gail Larry Alan Larsen , Raymond Larsen Jeanine Larson Joanne Larson June Larson Robert Lartz Stephanie LaRusso Carole Laskowski Norbert Latz Shirly Laurie Donna Lavine Richard Lawson Leona Lechelt Leon Ledesma Marilyn Lee John LeGrady Arnold Lehmann Robert Leigber Richard Leninger Adele Leon Joseph Leone Ruth Licht Howard Lindman William Lindrneier Joan Line Robert Linker William Lippman Sandra Lobdell William Loebel Audrey Loerop Richard Loizzi Priscilla Lolli K Mary Lou Lombardi Patricia Longmore William Loomer Anthony Lopez Walter Lorence John Lowecki Adele Lozeau Barbara Luehring Donna Mae Luft Daniel Lumsden Ronald Lundquist Jeanette Lussow Ronald Luthi Anthony Luzak Richard Lynch Agnes MacDonald Bonnie Grace MacKenzie Audrey Macro Ronald Macro Anthony Maggio Francine Malina Victor Malinowski MarY Jo Malloy Albert Malwitz Russell Marasco Donald Marcellis Eleanor Marchand Ann Rose Marino Robert Marks Stephen Marley Charles Marotti, Jr. Eugene Marten Beatrice Martin John Mason Joye Mason Anthony Massaro Gunta Mateas Patricia Mattes Nancy Matthews Ardelia Max Marlene May Mary Ann May Annie Mays Azzie Mays Winrfred Mays Thelma McClain Charles McDaniels Patrick McDermott Thomas McDermott Doris McGehee Lorna McGuire loanne Mclnnes Bernice McKennie ludy McKean Mariann McKinney Carl McLean Leonard McLean Ann Mcl.oraine Edward McLoraine lohr' McOueeney Lyle McWilliams Wrlliarn Mead lack Meilahn Barbara Mernsen Walter Merkel Carol Meseth Barbara Meyer Roi.ald Meyer lohn Miccolis Robert Mielke Robert Mieseler Daniel Mrkolitis Robert Milano Iohn Militello Harry Milkau Carrie Miller Edward Miller Lester Miller Roberta Miller Sadie Miller Wayne Mills Bert Milstead Carmella Misitano Marlene Moeller Gunder Mogensen Dawn Monnett lames Monroe Carol Montgomery Mary Ann Montino Paul loseph Montino Patricia Moore loanne Moriarty Shirley Moritz Nancy Mortenson Gordon Mosier lanet Mowen Darlene Mueller loyce Mueller Kenneth Mueller Cerald Mullen Cordelia Mullikin Donna Mumbower Carl Munger Donald Munger lennie Murphy loyce Murphy Darlene Myer Gary Myers Marie Nanna Donald Neely Sharon Nejdl . . . Cfddfi Bernice Nelson Frank Nelson Laurance Nelson Nancy Nelson Ann Marie Nichol Carole Nicholson lacqueline Niem in Patricia Niemann Nancy Nrernans lohn Nrewinskr Celeste Nigro Raymond Nitschke lanrce Noles Loralee Norris Duane Norton Robert Novak Robert Novotony Nancy Oberholtzer Annette Oborovevki lane O'Bradovrch William O'Brien Dorothy O'Connell Francene Ottermann Alice Olsen loyce Ann Olson Richard Olson Dolores O'Mara Barbara O'Neal Gustave Oppenborn lean Ortenzr Donald Oskin Arlene Ostrengfr Louis Oswald lohn Overhage Vaughn Paessler Marilyn Paqe Shelby Paisley Ross Palermo Ronald Palmer Beatrice Papantonatr lay Pasternock Vernon Patten Anna May Pauley Patricia Pauley Philip Pavone Grace Payne Charles Pearson lanet Pehrson Frank Peppi Evelyn Perkins Shirley Pernice lacqueline Perreault loseph Pessetti Dean Peterson Frank Petralito Don Allen Plerller loan Picardi Sandra Picker Mario Pieracci Myrna Pieracci Gilbert Pilz Ruth Piotter Bruce Prtek Arlene Pitts Gene Pizzoierrato Allen Plahn Janet Plourde Ronald Polcorney Robert Polonsky DS Regina Polka lohn Poulos Rosalie Powell David Powers ludy Prater Darlene Prezioso Donald Price Sandra loan Pries Anthony Prignano Donald Prodzenski Ronald Propeck lean Provenzano Larry Prueter Sandra Przybyla Donald Pusaterr Leslie Puttkammer Rose Ouagliata Marlene Quandt Edwin Ouinnies Grace Racster Sherrill Rappuhn Ralph Ravanesr Donald Ravens lames Raymond Charles Paul Re Richard Reed Robert Reed Kay Reeves William Rehbock Marian Rehieldt Carl Reich Robert Reichard Eileen Reiche Marilyn Reichmann Barbara Reiling Richard Reine-cke loseph Rembert Iohn Remert Barbara Remley Rose Rendaci Lois Reno Richard Reynard Gloria Ribnek Elizabeth Ridder Dawn Robertson Anieal Robinson Cynthia Robinson Floyd Robinson leanette Rogalski Francis Rogers ludy Rose Dorothy Ross Marilyn Ross Mary lane Rowan Uldis Roze ludith Rudnik ludith Rumrnel lrene Rundguist Gerald Runnion George Rusher Myrtle Russell Carrnella Russo Grace Ann Russo lanet Russo Ann Ryan Bernard Ryan Carol lean Ryan David Francis Ryan LaVerne Ryan 7 0 54... Leone Salhanik Mary lane Salinardi Bruce Salter Carolyn Samonds Gerald Samuel lack W. Sanders Ida Saputo Mary Lou Sarno Linda Sawyer Angelo Scalzo ludith Schaeler Robert Schaefer Thelma Schaefer Fred Schaible Ray Schandelmeier Alvin Scharroske lune Scharienberg Myrna Schieber Edmund Schlacher Dorothy Schmeltzer loan Schmidlin loyce Schmidt Paul Schmidt Robert Schmidt Warren Schmidt lack Schneider Glenn Schnurstein William Schobert Ann Schoeck Shirley Schonne leanette Schreiner Gerald Schroeder Bruce Schroer Robert Schuchnrann Arlene Schultz Richard Schultz Robert Schultz loann Schwahn l.loyd Schwanebeck Betty Schwantz Phil Schwarz lanice Schwartz Barbara Schweizer loseph Scittine Patricia Scittine Iohn Scott Mary Scott Joseph Scudiero Anthony Scurto Rochelle Sebolt loanne Selig leanne Sellon Dean Shannon Herman Sharer Marion lean Shaw Patricia Sheahan Robert Shepherd Delores Shikenttinski Elizabeth Shrnn Margaret Siddons Patricia Silisky George Sitterle Burton Slotky Rosemarie Smetana Anita Smith Audrey Smith lorries Smith Leon Smith Peggy Smith Thomas Smith Nancy Solheim Ralph Sommer Wilfred Sommer Armando Spandoni Thomas Spanley Nadine Spelander David Spencer Charles Speta lames Spicer Anita Spina Lois Stacey Carol Stames Marcia Standke Lee Stange lames Stegen Angeline Stellato Arlene Stensto Patil H. Stewart Raymond Stewart Lola Stich lohn Stolper lima Stover Lawrence F. Strickert Robert W. Strong Roman Strzala Robert Stuhlman ludith Sturm Shirley Sucky Robert Sullivan ludith Swan Carole Swanson Addie Sykes Patricia Syverson Richard Tabaka Ternpie Ann Tartt Peter Tautkus Percy Taylor Ruth Taylor Eugene 'l'encate Marylyne 'Tepper Leonard Terzo Donald Threle Grace Carol Thilly Daniel Thomas Donna Thomas lames Thomas Carver Thompson Norma Thompson Raymond Thonn lanet Ruth 'Thorson lacgueline Tichy loel Trritilli Elaine 'l'oerpe Dolores Tokarski Robert Torrison Patricia Tosti Mary Tracy Edmund Trrrae Violet 'l'raina Alvirda 'lrappe Robert Tripp Steve Turner Virginia Tyler Ronald Uccardi Nancy Ullinayer Warner Ulrich Shirley Ussery Richard Vahl Leonard Valentino Marjorie Van Boven loan Venema Barbara Venute Audrey Vietzke Shirley Villa Marie Villzno Mark Vithoulkas Vivian Vitolo Shirley Vogel William Vogt Carlene Voss Lorne Vydra Vtfilliarn Wagner Barbara Walguist Betty lean Walsh Thomas Walsh Shirley Wangall Marilyn Ward lunemarie Weber lames Weiskopt Edward Wellings Phyllis Wentland Margaret Wenzel Karla Werger Donald Westowicz lanet Wezenran Donald White William White Siloah Whittlinqer Donna lean Whitty Donald Wiberg Roger Wichman Carol Wiechman Clara Wiegel Albert Wilhelm Donald Wilkerson Richard Williams Robert Williams Ruth Williamson Donald Wilson Sherron Wilson Kenneth Windsor Richard Winter Clyde Winters Diane Witt lohn Wolf Louis Wolski Cynthia Wood Ronald Woosley Alvin Wortman Eugene Wright Nancy Wrobke William Wurtz james Younger Audrey Zavhar David Zack Ruth Zalba Albert Zanoni lames Zeiger Prank Zeman Robert Zeman lo Bee Ziegler Frank Zimmerman Patricia Zlatos George Zuehlke Lois Zuttermeister Georgina Zwetziq Joanne Zwetzig Page 89 jreakman oar ana! 0 icem lgfcm .x4cfiUifie6 ADVISORY BOARD Front How-Christine Ekstrom Shirley VVangall, Audrey Smith Carmella Russo, Darlene llardy, Patricia Crain, James Homas Richard Kaiser. Second Row! Norbert Latz, Robert Dittus Marvin Knop, Frank Petrolito, Donald Munger, VVilliam Cib- son, joseph Bernard, Elizabeth Shinn, Cail Brunken, XVinifrcd May. Back Row-,lolm VVolf, Clifford Chappell, Daniel Miko- litis, Beverly Hollister, Barbara Remley, Sandra Lobdell, Nancy Baldwin, Richard Frandsen. MISS TERDINA Sponsor first semester CLASS OFFICERS Janet Thorson Secretary Charles Kopeeky Vice- Presi dent Donald Blasky President Cail Larry Treasurer Mr. Storby Freshman Day, 1950! A group of enthusiastic F reshies, drawn from over thirty grade h l ' sc oo s in our township, descended upon Proviso. The Class of ,54 was ready to start a new game. Underneath they may have felt frightened or lost, but they displayed no such emo- tion. Soon they met their homeroom teachers and transacted all homeroom business. Afterwards, with Blue Books clutched tightly in their hands, the newest recruits of Proviso started for the auditorium, where they eagerly tried to absorb the rules for the complicated new game. The players were welcomed and instructed by Dr. Sifert, Mr. Taggart, and the class counselors, Miss Hayward and Mr. Carr. With h g , , ' A 1 ' ceec ec t rough the day with few mishaps. The following day, when the upper classmen joined the fun, our little friends felt more able to cope with the problem of finding their way through the maze of halls and corridors. By the end of the first week, the new freshmen were virtually veterans. elp from the Big Sisters and Big Brothers the Freshies no l l h By means of such extra curricular activities as athletics, Big Sistern parties, GAA, and H.-Y h I 1 . , , . 1 , t e team became aware of the many opportunities for service and friendship offered at Proviso. Through these activities and many others, the bewildered freshmen realized the part they were to play in the daily life of their school. The game is not quite overg three goals have yet to be achieved but the Fie h' h , , . i . , 'fs ies ave won their first decisive victory. No longer can they be called Green Playersv- the are . r f r , y conditioned boys and girls lookin f forward t tl f ' ' ' fall as Big Sophomoresf, g o 16 un and excitement of returning next Page 90 fade ibiapfaya romifiing jadnf anal agnclufifr The girls' and boys' counseling classes get together for informal parties in the Social lloom. There they mee new friends while playing mixer games and dancing. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN . . . Seated-Pat Lolli, entertainmentg Barbara Remlcy, rcfrcshmentsg Mary Anderson assembly, Shirley Ko vert ent rta' t ' ' 1- ' ' pl , e mmen. Standing, Edmund lrage, orchestra, Robert Cheney, clean-up Marilyn VVard, ticket. HONOR STUDENTS . . . Seated-Edith Dobyns, Gay Crusher, Pat Syvcrson, Violet Traina, Judith Bowers Judy Jackson. Stundin 1-D z Tl ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' g onni iomas, VVarren Schmidt, Beverly llaack, vvlllllllll Gibson, Barbara liemlcyl C dell N ' ' ' ' or L ll llllllklfl, Mary Ann Brentlmger. After the class was organized, we saw, as captain of the team, Donald Blasky. He was chosen for this position by his fellow classmates in the November elections. Charles Kopecky became co-captain by being elected vice-president lanet Thorson kept the score of the game by acting as secretary, and Gail Larry handled the money bag for the class by taking the position of treasurer. Besides playing their own schedule, the freshmen joined in the upper-class games by attending football and basketball games, pep assemblies, dances, and other functions. Be- cause they showed so much talent at musical try-outs, many of them joined the school instrumental and choral groups. Their coaches, Miss Terdina and Mr. Storby, helped them plan an important, fun-filled, and eventful year, During the first semester, their plays were called by Miss Terdina, but, at the half she resigned to be married, and Mr. Storby took over the rule book. The annual class party in the spring was really a rousing social success. At this party they enjoyed a delightful collection of comedy movies, and plenty of refreshments T - . . . . . wenty two players jO1Il6d the class in February, bringing the total enrollment up to 1,027. Commi T ' '. ie Freshmen Advisory Board met during the periods to discuss and build ideas for the betterment of the class. ttees were appointed early in the year to carry out the wishes of the fans Tl The whole class is to be congratulated for the fair and honest game they played dur- ii Y th - h, ' f ig e year, t ey have much to look forward to when they return to Proviso next fall. Page 91 a .xgcfiuifiefi The foresf's peaceful silence helps Clear our fhoughfs and restore Serenify and faifh. So acfivifies, wifh fheir fellowship, Sfimulafe clear fhinking. As we work, plan, and play fogefher, We recreafe our views of ofhers And learn fo undersfand fheir ways, We broaden our perspecfive. Shared pleasures forever will be a pafh Thaf leads fhrough fhe forest of life Toward peace. ff 1 if ev, Q, 4 a .Ai wg-V 5 .R ' ' 1 Q? ,J K 2 4 'N Q 24 4 M a , ev 3 1 ... Ki, ' Q N, ,, ll Q Q Wg?- if ev 5 . . S5 ML ,- in K N Ag, ji gf, K K 1 , 1 bfi 'xr A7 Sponsor: Accomplish ments: Calendar: anne VVhitty. we proviso Kkalnfel OFFICERS Richard St 11114 r ru ord, sccrttary, Miss Lampton sponsor, lloward Mueller, trcas urcr, Joyce Lavinc, president. JUNIORS IN 1950 Front Row-George Nickas, Vir- ginia NVQ-de, Carol Slavik, Joanne Anderson, Vivian Dalrymple, Kay Hanson, Robert Reid. Back Rowe Grace Knueppel, Shirley Bliss, Scott Buginas, john Ryburn, Dean Lin- ton, Kenneth Schneider, Richard VVie-Zell, -loyce Tyler, Iacqueline Julien. JUNIORS IN 1950 Front Row-A' l I mot Paolasini Mary 9 s Ann lasternock, Lois Roberts, Iloi VVilder, joyce Green, Lois Peterson, Richard Mla l' -k - tif. . Back Row Frm 'I' ees heodori, Mary Lou Beatty, Ralph Billeter, Herbert Kuehne, Robert Fanella, Norma Knudsen, Paul Dlmca R l ' ' ' i n, o me rt VVhitc, Jul.- 1 lsec .H.S. library, helped in the sale of concessions at football games, provided guides for P.T.A. o als iips of fifty dollars each to one senior boy and one senior girl with the highest scholar- ship, outstanding leadership, good character, and unseliish service. onor Society Banquet as iington Home for Crippled . . Q - , president, Patricia B Q lt -- - ' Wafionafjonor ocief JUNIORS IN 1951 Front Hou:-Don Ilansol, Dolorc-s Prl- muth, Hohvrt Shinn, Virginia llincls. Bm-rnarcl Quanclt, Barbara Lasinv. 1Vaync 1Voclkm'. Scvonfl Row-Donna Evans, Maryann Motif-r. Nickolas Bruno, john Boicc, Marilyn Stolpcr. joan MvLc-tchic-. Bark ROIU'.10LlIll1l' Krizvk, Marion Dans, jack Avvrill, Alan 1Var4l, Don Pago, Rosamonzl Roc-ca. Bruu- Most, Carol Mc-Carthy. JUNIORS IN 1951 Frou! Rout-Marilyn Dillon. Charlottv Davis, Donna Brooks, Eugvm- Cvrnan, Kay Mc-yvr, jack Swanson, Alam- Al- wvs. Svrvnzzl Row-Mary Jann- Nl'lSOIl. Alln-rt Mojonnivr, Lois klllcill. lamvs Sands-rs. Paul Orsay. Cllr-ryl Bingcr, Cathcrinc- Travaglini, Burk Row- Patricia Bulge-r, Suzannv Blvyn, Martha Gras, 111-slr-5' Gregor, Eliza- In-th Bm-ll, Rohm-rt -12l111l'S, Barbara Bloom. Thomas McBrids-. SENIORS IN 1951 Frou! Hou:-joan Chouinarcl. Barbara Toan, Lois Cuthmann, Dianr- li1'11cg.5m'1', Auclrcy Stamp, Marilyn Collins, -Ioan Hr-illy. Second Row-,Ioyco Calc, Pa- tricia Harris, 'l'l10I11klS Tagatz, Ilarolcl Crc-inkc, Ruth Minclcr, Virginia Clr-fl, Marion Crt-clity. Bark Row-11'altvr Pvtvrson, john Iwasyk, Barbara Ilil- lc-nhrancl, Robert Johanson, Ronald Kinclvlspr-rg:-r, Shirlcy VL-gtvr, Dorothy 11'right. SENIORS IN 1951 Front Row-Carolv Dt-thlclss-n, Frances Mc-yor, Barb ara Sl1llf.I2l, Dc-roncla Millcr, Lois Vandr-rhurg, -Ian:-t Sannv- lnan, Franz Schovnnagvl. Scrronrl How-Alanv Tanquary, Barbara llux- holfl, Patricia Bnrgt-ss, Martha Fc-nili, Dolorz-s jr-pscn. Back Row-llayxnoncl Cate-nacci, Kc-nm-th Lawn, john Adair, Marvin Roc-hlkv, Dorothy Dc-1Vitt. Not Pictured-Barbara Bivgcr, Georg- ina' Larson, Clarvncv Pvtcrsorr, Clar- Pncf' Str-nshy, Constants- Yitolo Dolorc-s 1Vorkman. . ljagz' 95 .S?lfL6!6l'lt 0UQl lfll'VL8lflt df EXECUTIVE CABINET Front Row-Ronald Kindelspergcr, tratiicg Io Ann Speno, secretaryg Frances Thcodori, socialg Dorothy DeVVitt, ticketg Patricia Fletcher, loyaltyg Janice Cemelli, loyalty. Back How-Ralph Billt-ter, presi- clcntg jack Swanson, vice-presiclentg Clarence Petersen, co-op study hallsg Michael Provenzano, assem- hly supervisiong Patricia Anagnos- topoulos, Iinanceg Russell Clyde, cntcrtainmcntg Edith Kuehn, elec- tionsg Robert Durrant, puhlicityg Robert Fanella, scholarship and awarclsg Roland Eiclam, entertain- mentg George Nickas, constitution and chartersg Harriet Kraft, safetyg Diane Krueger, publications. Sponsor: Accomplislznicnfs: Calendar: Pledge: OFFICERS Ralph Billcter, president Io Ann Spa-no, secretary jack Swanson, vice-president Mr. Pitt Promoted clrive for hetter school spiritg sponsored school elections and assemhliesg carriecl out many useful service projects. November Homecoming and homecoming dance Tlianksgiving project February Patriotic assembly March Stuclent Council spring dance April Stucleut Council Variety Show XVe plcclge ourselves to help maintain order, promote scholar- ship, ohey school regulations, raise the student morale, pro- mote student government, and render service. Page 96 ommiffeed romofe ,giuclenf lgarficqnafion PUBLICITY Front How-Joyce c:I'l'K'Il, Nlarlciic- NllIIl'l', Lois Holwrts, Louclla Mvgiicr. Bark Row- Vcrnon Bvyvr, Hin-liarcl XVic-A-ll. AIol111 Kasvli. Not Pi1'I111'cfl-Holucrt Durraul, cliairinau, Bvtty Arcliias, joan Ualccka. FINANCE Front R010-Xvlllllllll Bm-an-l1, lfaitli Davis, Patricia Auaglurwstopoulos, Q-l1air111a11. Buck How- Davicl Ott. Donna Orr, Bcity L1-wis, Kari-11 llc-111pc'rt, Susan Clicssiiig, Virginia Crottkv, llolivrt Rvlilclclt, Donna lll'lClIlIIilllIL -lllllililllf' YVl1itty. ASSEMBLY SUPERVISION Michael lJI'IlVI'IlZLlI1O. cl1ai1'111a11: l lT2lIIli Cracly. -Iosvpli Aw-Io, Nivliolas All32ll'llllII'll. ENTERTAINMENT Front R010-Alltlllllly Laciura, Suv Duiicaui, Barlmara Scliluiiclt, liolancl hllllillll, co-cl1air- iuang liusscll Clyclv, UU-L'llillI'l1l2lIl. Burk Hou'---Iva1111vttv Colburn, Barbara lD210l1Il, XVQIYIIC Alti-iiliurg, Cc-ralcl Eiclaui. Carl VV2ll'l'f'lT, Shirlvy xvilllgilll, Frank Laraia, Dolores Ortt, Ronald YVc'lscl1, L1-uorv Hugs-11, XVillia111 Joiivs, ,lolni KlIplI'l'li1'. CONSTITUTIONS AND CHARTERS Front Row-Graco Nickas, Donna Brooks. Cc-orgv Nic-kas, L'lIilil'IIl2lI1. Burk R016--Illllll Iwasyk, lack Swanson, Kt'I'lIlf'l'l1 Schultz. TICKET Front RHIC-lJ0l'Otl1j' DvXYitt, Ullklllilllilllg H1-tty Sc,-Iiulz, Sliirlc-y jackson, Irvin- Naas, Dawn Rolwrtson. Burk RIPIU-Kiltl1I'f'll lllllllllilll, N111 Stvgiuaii, Lois Elim-rliardt, Liiralvc- Vlloll, Patricia Maclclmi, jo Ann Spvuo, Lydia lf1'c'y, Marilyn l'1l't'Il2l, Patricia Moorv. SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Front Row-Robe-rt Faiivlla, L'lI2lll'III1I.llQ ,Ioan Scliippcr, Lawrciice- Ryan. Buck RowMDar- lone Schultz, Donna lNlL'KI1lgllt. Carol Illllfllllilll, janivs Day, .Ianvt Tliorson. Page 97 ommiffeezi any Qui MPL 0 fke gonna SOCIAL l rnnt Hun'-Fraiiees Tlieodori eliairman' Ioan Fn fla cl . . , I g, I1 . Constanee Yitolo, Ioan Yandergrilt, Miss Siegrist. Mirlfllf' Hour-Ioanne Nloriarty, Nlariorie Ile Train, Lois llryanl, Naney Reese, Eleanore Iloss, vlnditli Riggs, Alosepliine Ver- eillo, Sliirley Linden, Shirley Selionne. B -k R uc ow-Illyec Nluslxel, Carol Patterson, ,lay Pasternoek, XVIlllillI1 'l'ootli, Daxid Hay, Douglas Brown. No! Pielurcfzl-Ancley Macro, Duane Norton, Phyllis Terranzx, Clay Lesniann. ELECTIONS Front Raw-Eclitli Knelni, elrairmang -Ianies Bennett, Dorothy Dassie, Ilieliard Slaliler. .'IlirI11I1' Row-Ceorgine Slough, Dolores Ilriinutli, Lydia Frey, Arlene Tevancler. Brief: RHIC--Ilillll Duncan, Donald Boevers, Eleanor Frank, N2lIl'Vfl.'1lf 'I L- usti son, Audisy btanip, Lois -Iudd. PUBLICATIONS Front Hof cvliarl Rubin. Carol Krueger Virginia ,Iosev Ig21l'lJill'1l H 5 ' , 1 Lasine, Dolores Beisel, Aliee Nh-Dowell, james Tlioinas, Diane Krueger, eliairnian. Brick Row--Iariet Mary lane Nelson, Marlene Sings-I, Marilyn Sar- ia Spires, jolin I,llCllillIT, Carol Tlionias, Dan- iel Laulme, Barbara Hlooin, joanne Krizek. Carl NVarren. Lansten, gent, Diantl Page 98 TRAFFIC Arnold Paolasini, Charlene Nelson, Donald Linclell, Ilon ald Iiinclelsperger, eliairmang Iiieliarcl Staliler, Vixia Dalryinple. No! l'ieIurefl-Lois XViIder, SAFETY FFUQII Hllllf-IIOIXTI Gee, Nortliiea Ilillerx' lirllee Silte U11 ,. .1 r . 'dh' Ron'--Ilarriet Kraft, eliairinang Nanev A f ll I ng.,e .Iean Ainnsz, Mary 'l'I1oinas. Bank How-liolneri Lewis Iolm Perrv Iolin Km ' U 1, I mise, filiarles Ilionlpson. Not Pie- l1ll'1'1l-Mzilzlul Towner '- ' ' ' ' ' 1 . .Iomph Wenzel. IIlCIlllI'Kl Le-irler CO-OP STUDY HALI. lfronl Row-f'm' Anderson ' , . D . , x'ieeApresiclenlg Clara-nee Petersen, presiclentg Virginia Clefl, secretary. Burk Rout f -Ioanne Anderson, Donald Page, Franz Selioennagel, Barbara Iluxliold, Douglas Brown. LOYALTY Front Row-Dolores Clidewell. Patrieia Fletcher, Janice Cemelli, Virginia Volini. Bark How-I'eggy Hatcher, .Ioyee Butler. I ome oom e refienfafiuefi SENIOR Front Hmuflosvpli Nlurpliy, Barlmara Toan, Carolc- Bc-rkshirs-, .Ioscpliinc Vvrr-illo. Barbara Mir-lilo, Kathryn lllllilililll. .lliflcllv Horu- Nlary Kovrnc-r. Andrvy Stamp. Dorothy Colv- inan, Nancy Angcll, Mona Dc-nnis. Burk Rnuf-Dalv MQ-Clc-ary, Anthony Crilo, Kcn- nvtli Sclinvids-r, Cc-rald Badin. -lolin YVitt, Ronald Cnstalson, Richard Olson. No! Pia'- fHl'CfI-Nlllil Fl:-min, Donald Lindm-ll. JUNIOR Front Hou'-Sm' Duncan, Allin-rla NYollli, Carol Pattvrson, loan England, janv Alwr-s. Srfroncl HUIL'-lJ0lO1'l'S Crulmvr. Katlirjvn Van lflvvt. Pliyllis Tc-rraiia, Donald Pam-. Bolwrt jamvs. Tlzirzl liow-David Bay. llvnry Blick- lialin, Glynn Karas, Picrrr- La Bc-rgv, Bolmvrt Francis. -lack XVliitinan. Barbara llolzvr. Hrlrlf Iinw-,loyrv Cigstad, Donna Brooks, Lois Bryant. Sally Spicvr. Nlarlvnm- Nlinvr. Pat Sansonv, Nlargarvt Lv Stargrx xloycc- Muskcl. SOPHOMORE l'4I'Ul1f Hou'-Donna Orr, llolwrt Nc-dry, Bosc- inary l'lill1l'll2l, lxllll'-l0l'll' Dm' 'l'rain, Cliarlvs Plinnvry. .lliclrllw lime-john lliwlviilu-ck, Alice- IA'1lQ'l1, Anthony Laciura, Arlvnm- 'I'm'an- dvr, Karon Bc-mpc-rt, Ev:-lyn Bruno, Bicliard Clcorgv, Bohr-rt Klccka. Bark Row-Barbara Sc-lilundt, Catlwrinc- lluglws. David NVoru-s- tvr. Tlioiiias BlL'NlL1Illl111ll1. Dianv Nloorc. Bolwrt VVarrr'n. Lf-norv llagvn, Nancy Iiflll Coflvy. Cvrald Traynor. Xlarlc-nv Singvl, Xlarilvn Sargvnl. Bic-liard llrc-lvik, V'aync- Altviilmiirg. Frank 13:11-ri. No! Piz'I111'r'c1-l'ati'i- cia Cillct. CARRY-OVER MEMBERS lfmiit How-Bonald XV-lsvli, 1-Iiairinanq Alvan Voc-lx, Sliirlvy jackson, Dolorvs Ortt. Sliirlvy Lindon, Dianv Larry. Burk Hou'--Cliiy' An- derson, jack Armstrong. Frank Laraia. Carl Tinclxra. Patricia Bradford. ulnditli Biggs, Vloycv YV1'st. No! Pfrfilrml-Bvllllif' ,lUI11'S. -losvpli Acvto. Cliarlvs Bowds-n, Louis Fatta. Faitli Davis. FRESHMAN l l'ol1l l'lIPlL ff:l'UI'Q'K' lfalta, Sliirlvy' Slionnv, -lolin Kash, Jay l'astvrnock. llvnry Hassel- lmac-k, lidinund Ira5.u-. Donald Blasky. Aliflfllr- linnv-tlnditli Buninwl, joannm- Moriarty. An- drvy Macro. Eilvvn Bc-in-lic-. Bufli Zallxa, Brant Davis. Mclvin Jackson. Buzik Horc- Cvlcotc- Nigro, Bogcr XViL'l1lllllIl, lloyu- Nia- son, Cvorgc' Corvin, Bicliard Cc-lirs. Alan Lars!-n, Nicholas Allvacliiara. Nanci' Hunt, Bose- Quagliata. Not Pilfflll'C!l-c:I'I'1llfl Brown, Carol Stamos, ,Iamc-s Dc-sr-ns. Alolin Kiipim-ki, Eupzcnc Bnist. Page 99 ounci 55Ql'I'l6Ky ulaeruiziom SENIOR Frou! limp--liolw1'i lfnnstun, Ray Trn- lmiani, vIl'l'0llll' Lonclalt, Micluu-I l'rm'c-n- mno. Huck Hmc-.luck Millvr, Clmrlvs llc-ywalrnl, Clurc-m-0 Stvnshy, Dommlcl P1111-4-ll. Nu! Pir'l11r1'zl-Flullxk Nurclnlli. JUNIOR Frrmf l'IIllL'-NiL'lll3l2lS Bruno, jun-lx XVhit1nz1n, Engvm' Cvrnun, Frank Grady, clmirnnm. Bark Rmu-Immm P1lllll'y, jack Swanson, Hin-lnnrnl Ninn'- phy, VVz1ync' XVU1-lkc. SOPHOMORE Frrml lima-,Inst-ph Acc-to, NOI'Ill2lI1 Atkinson, -IOSUDII Mc-Nully, .Incl N'Vcst- nnun. Hack limo-Clmrlvs Allvn, VVRIYIIC fxlfl'Ill7lll'j.f, Dun Allwrg. N411 Pil'fllI'l'lIA Blurty Apcll. FRESHMAN l'rnn! lion?-Nivllulals Ailmzlclliulwl, liolwrt Sllvpurcl. Rolmcri Colwn, Hur- xvvy lfishm-r. Buck liuuv-Aluck lirossc-zul. Alumni wc-rv gin-n am rousing wvl- Cmnnc' at ilu- Cuuncil-sponsmc-d llmnv- vcnning. mmwmm ii D fs QLS5 UMNQ DHA Langue romofefi jrieniikzp anal .gzrwce For niorc tlmn 11 qnurtcr of ll century, tlic Lcugnc has be-cn il vital factor in tlic school. This yczir, with thc cooperation of tlic counselors, tllc girls llavc lmccn t1'z1clitiona1lly busy i11 scrvicc and in friendly fnn. Typical of tlicir varied projects were cntcrtaining at thc Old Pcoplcis Home, promoting thc dress- ing of dolls for thc cliildrcn at Cook County Hospital, holding formal and informal parties, and sponsor- ing Llllllllil groups for nnclcrcluss girls. To kccp its nicnilwrs informccl, they continued to plll7llSll ll cliatty ncwslcttcr, i'Lottic Lcagucr. SENIOR GUARD . . . Frou! RtlILi'clI'1lL'C KIll1l'DlN'l. Mill? Lon licntty, Bzlrlmrn Sllllgll. B1lI'l7ill'Ll Hit-gcr, Dolorcs Xvtlflilllilll, Nlilfillil F1-nili, Dorothy Dc NYitt, sccrctnry- ll'l'ilSllI'K'I'Q Sliirlcy jackson, prcsiclcnt. Szfzronll Hou:-lrcnc Nuns, Lois Bacon. play Sillllliflllilll, .loan H1-illy, Virginia NVcclc, june- 'l'1111q11z11'y. jnlic Witty, plllkllllli' AllCll'1'S0ll. Nlgircclliin- hloyrxnx. Burk Hou'-ALois P4-tc-rson, Nilflllkl linnclse-n, Lois cllllllllltlllll, Xlury Ann l'z1st1'1'11ock. vloycc YV1-st, Lois llollcrts. tloycc flI'i'1'll. Lois vllIlCll'I'llllfg, Sliirlcy Vcgtcr. BOARD OF DIRECTORS . . . Front How-Rosc Qllllglliltil, l,2lfI'lL'iil Syvcrson, Bzlrlxxru Bloom, jay SKIIHICIIHIII, Patricia Bnlgcr, X'7ll'glIllLl VW-clc, Lois Cllltlllllilllll. Buck Row-Lois Bacon, Carol Murinnro, lcun Lndvigson, Lois liolxfts, -Ioycc Crccn, Bcvcrly johns, Marilyn lDl'lIIli'lly, Bilflillfll liicgcr, Martha Fcnili, Muylmcllc Anderson. More' 1'x1n'rir'm'f'1l llrrmlrlfists r'.1'ff'n1l ll lwfping lmml ns lmzzgzu' pluyvrs rclzcafts-c for Htl big 1H'UllllCffUIl.n If mkzus- I1 Io! of coflcliing rmrl 1Jl'fll,'ffI,'U to perfect om? simple gesfure, as these Players rliscouer. Q36 , CBZLCLQMQ 0l'lflQl 00lfl'l 8 l 85Qlflt6lfiUQ5 SENIORS Front Row-Mary Lon Croln, Bar! lmara Slillgll, Cracc Kina-ppm-I, Vir- ginia -lost-y, Mirlrllc How-'l'oni Palermo, Lois Vllilclvr, ,lt-arinm-tto Logan, Aloyuc- lintlcr, -lc-an Annisx, joycm' Calm-, Lois lilac-rlnarcll, liunlic Morris. Bark Hllllj-Nllll'j' Ann 'Ibr- rana, ltvggy Ilatm-ln-r, Conniv Vi- lolo. Marion Crvclity, Nanny llvvsv, .l1lCClll0lllll' Ringling. JUNlORS Frou! How-Margart-t Sykvs, Mary lfllffn Pino. Svvonrl How-Snsiv Davis, llcicli Scliackta, Marilyn llilgi-rt, Cinny Crottkc-, lilc-anor Frank, jam-t Evans, Carole- YVick- crt, B1-vvrly Mattvrs, Aloycv Liolir, Carolm- NVasnu-r, Aloannv Krizvk. Ann Montgonn-ry, -Ioan Snell. Burk Rowwllosalic' Bills, Mary Jani' Nvl- son, Marlunv Kalivlw, lXl2lI'g2lI'l'l Scott, Bcyvrly Bnlliyant, Mary .Iann- Torraco, Lois Bacon, Donna His- tan, Barliara Bloom, Pat Curry, Sally 0yConnor. Connie- l'rs'sc'ott. SOPHOMORES Front Hou:-Dicli Katsnlis, Lorrainv Buonauro. Second Row-AAlico Sclwatlc-r, Maylic-llv Anderson, Phyllis Poinorin, Donna Dana-r, Barbara Slanglitc-r, Ailr-nn llocln-r, Evclyn Milas, Pat llcwitt, Lori-tta Nlfilliitc, Bvtty Stultz, Carol Bjclkv, Dawn La-lu-r, Carol lin-rlin, Ioan Ya-ncli, Sluirlvy Evans. Brick 1111104 Anita Papantonatos, Lois Sanders, Concm-tta Ciorclano, Mary Cutla- lnann, Carol YVallant, Nancy Krov, Virginia Norak, Pat Mt-Cam-ll, Bc-vc-rly -l0llIlS, Arla-nv Cost-ino, Pat lfvclro. FRESHMEN Front lioiu-Sliirlvy Koppcrt, Pat Lolli, Nina DvCnisa-ppc, Pat Sit- tino, Lois llcno, Barlmara xVillQl1lSl, Barbara O,Nc-al, Joyce Brnnst. Sec'- onzl Hozcwllorotliy Carroll, Catli- vrinc- England, Mary Anderson, june- Cc-islcr, Nancy YVrobkv, Mar- lvnc- May, Judy Pratur, -Ioycv Mncl- lvr, Carol llanvnstc-in. Tliirfl How-- joan Cook, jx-aninc Larson. lllllll llntoll, Alncly joachini, Shirlcy Sticky. Buck Rowfl'at Moorv, llos- anna lfrasca, joycv SL-Iriniclt, Yvonnm- Batlrji-, Pat Syyvrson. Carol Knapik. Pago H12 eaguem parficqaafe in ariec! ,fdcfiuifiefi The reverent Easter ll-SWCITIAIIIU hrought beauty to the ear, the eye, and the spirit. The Valentine Tea offered to Lcaguers an opportunity for rhuicing, Fllllffillg, mul eating. l re.slznznn girls made new friends at the Big Sister parties. 'l'inn.' out for refre,shnic'nt.s- and g.1o.s.s-ip at the junior Pal Party. I,ea,Qnr' teas teach the girls the social graces and give them ri chance to zlisplay their frwtiire raimrfnt. liffhf lieu: hir' hruirm and xt imwx wr orm ul all iirniz' in 'Ivl1llff'lIl'I',.S' VVood.s'. n I rw l September October November December january CALENDAR OF EVENTS Big Sister Parties February Picnic Bow XVeek April All-school dance Doll project Nfay Senior Guard inotliers' tea Page Senior Guard formal IX'Iother-Daughter Banquet Senior pal party Style show Senior Guard dinner Sophomore mothers' teal n r 5 l 0Ut:50 6 HI-Y COUNCIL l'l'UIIf How-Boy S1-ars, VlL't'-1DI'l'Sl- 1l1 -1114 Donalcl KIIIIOITPUI. s1-crc'tarv- l1'l'ilSllI'1'l'1 llilllll Ii -' rim I1 1111 SlCl4'lll .llizlcllv liow-Mr. Bay, B1'111l-1- Sal: I1-1' lI'1roI1l K I , 1 now 1-s, Illllll 'I'o11-l . I 1 Bol111rI l1l'llli'I', Douglas Brown. l3m'k RUIL'-lxllll lJIllIll'l', Bay Iflwr- llklfill, C:llklI'lK'S 'I' 10111119011 ul llll I IS 'fa .'lL'I', I . , B' ' lk A Ilarolml I1USl'IIVVIIlliK'l. SENIOR HI-Y lf ron! lion Xl I Bom' ilkc, '-.11 Boldt. Marvin Icrrv XYl11t0 V1'r11 , 1111 Bvys-r, Douglas Brown, Alilllll Kri- zvk, Bicl1a1'cl Stillll1'1', Dale- NIL'- Clvary. B 'lf '- az Hou, BoI111t NVl11tC Boy S1-ars, Jilllll Ryllllfll, jaincs 91 VVI cl Om lIi11kl1', 1 Bvif . i ' - 11' 'l'Il, Bol 1' 11 it I lx111111II1 bQllIlillll'l', .lllllll Iwasyk, Bol -' ' ' Bill rlwllillll. ll it both, Snolt BIIQLIIILIS, ' , i- ypfomofed Clwizifian Clzar 1111111.11-z'1'.s-: At'l'UlIl,UlI.S'llIIIFHISJ C11lc'11rlr1r: Plc'zI,Qz': Clcfel' NI1'.Bc1iI1-r,NI1'.Boldt 'XI1' IJ1Il1111 NI I' , . . A 1'. ZXVIIIQ, Nlr. Kagy, Mr. Bay. Svrvccl tlll' scI1ooI illlll Cilllllllllllity with 111a11y scwicc- projvcts co11cI11ctc-cl 11itI11-r Imy tI11- cI1apt1-rs i11cI11'icI11ally or by II11- Hi-Y as a 1111itg tlll'y solcl prog1'a111s at II10 football Llllll Imaskc-tI1aII gaincsg 1'c1'isc'd We-1-kly, 1111111151 tlw sports seasons, tI11- stand- ings of the- S11I1 'I' -' 111 1.111 l,c.1g111- o11 the SCIIOUI scorc-Ixoarcl. I11cl 't' i ' 11p IOII ol 111 W 1110111I1v1's Senior CI1apt1'r's l1ayricIc IDOCOIHIIIIQ thc l'OtllIKl2l cllll'IStlU2lS treo by co111I1i111-LI Ili-Y NOX'l'lHl7l'l' I D11-11111I11'1' April Yillltll 111 C111'v1'111111-11t Day at S1Jl'lllgl'll'lLl Illlllll Ili-Y co11I'01'1'11c1- 111 cllt'Yi'l2lIlll, UI1io WRX. tlw Il1CIlIlJt'l'S of tI11- Proviso Ili-Y Clllll. 111 the p1'vs1111cc of Cod and 0acI1 otlwr, clo plc-clgv 0lII'Si'lX'0S to I11-Ip 11110 2lll0tllC1' 111 tlw kc-01111115 of tI1is cove-11a11t to CI'i'2lt0, Illilllllllill, and vx- fl'IlCl tI11'o11gI1o11t tlllx sc-l1ooI llllll L-o1111111111ity, I1igl1 sta11cIa1'tls of fllIl'IStll1ll cliaractvr, Zlllll to sta11cI together 011 and for the plati-or111 of clltilll SPOIISIIIQIIISIIIID, cllCLlll ScI1oIarsI1ip, and CII:-a11 I,11'i11g. I lllllll' Nat Pager 104 j7Aroug .gzruice ana! Ciara iuin JUNIOR HI-Y Front Row-Ronald Sheckler, Leon- ard Rotermund, Robert Stahler, Mr. F. D. Kagy, Harold Rosen- winkel, Vern Tanzer, john Turnley. Back Row-Don Knueppel, Ronald Anderson, Grant XVright, XVarren Smith, Orrin Peterson, John Topel, Alan Biekenbaeh, Don Dittus, jack Armstrong, Frank Laraia, Frank Smith, Iaeobus Riehardsen. SOPHOMORE HI-Y Front How-Robert Spirk, Robert Seharsieh. Robert Sehuppe. Seeonzi Row-George Kelly, Richard Easter, Norman Atkinson, Charles Beggerow, Kenneth lssel, NValter Tiefenthal, Donald VVetzell. Tlzirri Rou'eMr. Ewing, Robert XVllllillllS, Robert Renier, john Shure, john Bredenbeek, john Benisek, NVilliam Agster, Glen VViemerslaqe. Back RUlljixVllltL'I' XVilliams, john Hock- sema, Allen Ilerhold, Thomas Rogers, Charles Thompson. XVill- lrd Morse, Hilbert Edfors, Charles Nlontag, Rudy Matheson. RESHMAN HI-Y fron! Row-john Kaseh, Roger An- lerson, Dave Zack, james Thomas .lr. Beiler. Back HowfPaul Mon- ino, Bruce Salter, Robert Torrison. Iarold Knowles, Robert Dittus, Donald Manger. Iloward Lind- lan, Donald Johnson. HE YOUTH AND SOVERNMENT PROGRAM Believing that democracy lust be learned by each gen- ration, the YMCA, through s local Hi-Y clubs, sponsors a rogram to acquaint its mein- ers with the procedures of avernment. As preparation, 1ch of the local chapters l l ' l l' us should be the subject of state legislation. Finally, udies and discusses some problem w iici it me ie .' , . , , , ter weeks ot research and debating, the final draft of a hill is made and submitted to the Hi-Y State 1 - ' 'J ' ' ' ffi ,l l th bills are sent agislature, which is elected by the local clubs. At the two day sr ssion in Spring, e c, e ' - ' 1 l H f t ,cl on, and, it passed, sent to the rough committees, pr esented to the House, debate d on tie oor, xo e JVQYHUF. Page H13 jlce pl 0Ui60 ouflz jeffoum ilo Ad L7 i se rs: Acconzplislz ments: Culenciur: EXECUTIVE CABINET Joanne Anderson, foods chairman, Dick Wiezell, art chairman, Shirley Vegter, secretary, jane Tan- quary, eo-president, james Hinkle, treasurer. Not Pirtfurcrl-l'liyllis Dyer, publicity ehairuiang Bob Johanson, eo-presidcntg Pat Zuehlke, recreation chairman. 7 P. Y. F. ADVISERS Front Row-Mr. Catlin, Mr. Dillner, chairman, Miss XVilliauns, Mrs. Borchers. Buck How-Miss Beck, Mr, S. Rattenbury, Reverend S. NVrighi, director. COUNCIL MEMBERS Front Hou:-Gloria lligginbothain, Jeanne Field, Cheryl Binger, Lois judd, Roberta Gorke, Diane Christopher, Ioanne Anderson. Second Row-Sylvia Holcombe, Barbara Daehn, Donna Evans, Northica llillery, Marion Dans, Frances Echelberger, Petra Ferguson. Back How-Don Brown, Grant VVright, john Tnrnley, VVillard Morse, Bert Korte, Dean Linton, jack Averill, Burton Cardwell, Bill jones. COUNCIL MEMBERS Front Rouge-lane Pursell, Carolyn Foy, Lyn Mar- tens, Iicrta XVenzel, Shirley Vegter. Middle How- -Iane Tanquary, Helen VVeiler, Dale Kurtz, Sara Iane Mears, Sally Middleton, Barbara Orelup, jean XVood, jerry XVhite. Back Row-Robert Scharsich. john Ryburn, Harry Sunnners, Robert Reid, Dick VViezell, james Hinkle, Franz Schoennagel, Nor- man Martinson, Harley Sargent, Robert Renier. Not Piefurzfd-Robert Johanson. Xlr. Dillner, Miss Beck, Mrs. Borchers, Mr. Catlin, Mr. Rat- tenbury, Miss NVillia1ns, Reverend S. VVright Conducted religious census in Maywood, sponsored Easter sunrise service, held monthly meetings to inspire the high school youth to higher standards of livingf, October Fall picnic March Annual conference Induction of officers Easter Sunrise Service mga mo The most important and highly publicized P. Y. F. event of the year is the annual friuea Ar gknififian Cgolea A The key IIICHIIIPI'-S', as cleelrfrl flr'lc',Q11Ir's from r'o-operaling cl11uc'l1e.s', mee! to plan 11ctiuifie.s for flzc coming w0r'k.s-. Tlzz: inspiring annual Sunrise Service was livlrl in the auditorium because of the early Easter season. Tim trial of Clzrisfian youth, Youth on Trialf' was lzcld flaring the coizference. The P. Y. F. lzelpvrl ronfluci the zeiigious f'L'IlSll.S' in .s-er'!ion.s of ,llaywoorl wlzere local cluirelzes neczlefl Tia' a.s.si.stam,'r'. jury, on the right, and the rlefcnse listen attentiifrfly lo testimony given for the pro.s'ecuiion flaring flu' trial. conference. This year it featured Youth on Trialv, conducted according to legal procedure with judge Sbarbaro presiding. Christian Youth were indicted on these three charges: First, they do not know the Bible well enough to understand the basic principles of Christ- ian living, second, they do not apply the basic Christian principles in their personal and social relations, third, they do not give adequate support to the church in its programs of worship, education, and service. After hearing the testimony of students and adults, a jury of prominent citizens found the defendants not guilty on the second charge, but two jurors voted guilty on the Hrst count, and one was undetermined on the third. Page IUT arenf-.llaclzer Mociafion . . . jufure eac em PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION In fulfilling its aim to create closer relationship among parents, teachers, and students, the P. T. A. holds meetings, which are preceded hy an hour of parent-teacher conferences, on the first Thursday after report cards are issued. In addition it maintains a XVorthy Stu- dent Fund and a Needy Student Fund to supply, in emergencies, lunch money and needed articles to Proyiso students. Front How-Mrs. Erwin Cerstung, hospitalityg Mrs. Arthur C. Butts. secretary, Mrs. llerhert A. Kuehne, vice-presidentg Ruth Beck, girls' counselor, Mrs. Alphonse Stitils. publicity. Hack Row-Dr. IC. ll. Silert, suwerintendentg Mrs. ll. C. Bot-vers, soeialg Otto Dillner, hoys eounselorg C..pNXaltei Xlolt, program, Mis. I C. C. lfunston, student welfare: Melvin YVaIl. treasurer of worthy student Iund. li. C. Sehipper P resident FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - BOOKER T. WASHINGTON CHAPTER The Future Teachers, under the direction of Miss Scala and Mr. Hinds, are organized l f f ' Tht conduct round-table discussions of to increase interest in the teac ring pro esslon. -y prohlems connected with teaching, and sponsor lectures hy teachers and student teachers. Annually, the Future Teachers hold a Christmas tea and arrange a display in the lihrary. The election of oiticers takes place in April. Front How-Lois Peterson, joan Brunken, leanne Field, Joyce NV-st, Diane Christopher, Virginia Crottke, ' ' I ' ki. See 1 --Miss Scala Mr. llinds, Betty Keleh, Coneetta Giordano, Nancy Thayer, Laiolnu Cron 1 ond Btu, . , Fxelyn Cruno Cwen NVhitworth Ioan Chouiuard. Pat Anagnostopoulos, Charlotte Palenik, Glenda Mc- I B k t. . , , . A Swain. Buck How-joan Evans. janet Evans, Carol Thomas, Dean Linton, Dick XViezell, Bar Jara ure er Page 108 ine ana! Camera CINE CLUB l ronIIio1c Xlr Bills RobrrtFosd1l1 Donlld ll Xluir C 1 B l -. . ., - . 1 -, 1 . 1 , ,eorg.,e uctinger, VVilliam Goshorn, Carl NIeLean, Kenning Nlclfee, ,lack Philp, -lack Schneider, John Rossi, Francis Adenau. Midflle HUIL'-IJUQIH Linton, Robert ltehteldt, Robert llyde, Tony Iloke, Donald Brown, George Doer- ner, Ronald Tucelc, Robert Ervin, Eugene Carroll, Robert XVhite, joseph Pierone. Buck Howf XVQ-ndell King, Robert Tilson, Donald liichtcr, Donald Swiderski, Fred E. Stuebner, llubert lidfors, Thomas Rogers, Loy Macchini, Kent liagsdale, Kenneth Schneider, Ronald Gustafson, Edward XV. Frega, jr., Dan Cushing, james Jay, Scott Buginas, Arnold LeCompte. Not Pic- fllfCl1f'l1ll0lH2lS Mr-Bride. CINE CLUB Spon.s'0r: Nlr. Bills Acconzplislln1e11f.s': Projected motion pictures in the many classrooms of the schoolg helped lneinbers become familiar with motion picture projectors and their operations. CIIICHIIIIIC' November Annual dance Nlarch Sitting Pretty the annual motion picture presentation Nlay Annual picnic CAMERA CLUB Spon.s'0r: Nlr. Harvey johnson AccompIi.s-l11nents.' Trained members in the techniques of photography, assisted with the annual display of photographs in the main corridorg sponsored a photo contest for members in the spring of the year. Calerldzlr: November Eastman Kodak exhibit in the library Camera club exhibit in the library CAMERA CLUB Seated-Earl Rubin, Gene Evans, treasurer, Stanley Peters, presidentg Joel YVestman, secre- tary and vice-presidentg Robert Polansky. Stuncling-Calvert Ash, Kenneth NVelch, Glenn Voelz, David WVorehester, Allen Ilerhold, Donald Gardner, Robert Reed, W'illiain Ander- son, Mr. Johnson, sponsor. Page 109 cience . . .t gxpforer agzoufd SCIENCE CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Catlin. Accomplishments: Helped its members with their experi- ments and research problems, stimulated an interest in research in many scientific fields. Calendar: January Field trip through American Can Company research labora- tories. ...Q- Front Row-Nancy Gustin, Barbara Bloom, Susie Davis, Jane Alwcs. Second Row- .lohn Lullo, Katharine Travaglini, Marilyn Marshall, Dorahmae Heisler, Marion Dans, Yvonne Yaspelkis. Back RlI1L7-NlL'k Bruno, Allen Herhold, jack Swanson, Howard Mueller, Mr. Catlin, Kenneth Schneider. Not Pictured-Evie Ann Ber- liner, Barbara Daehn, Louis Fatta, Virginia Crottke, Dolores Gruber, Lois Iudd, Dawn Leber, Jacqueline Olet, Karen Rempert, Robert VVhite. EXPLORER SCOUTS Sponsor: Mr. Rattenbury. Accomplishments: Stimulated interest in outdoor life, pro- moted good citizenship and belief in de- mocracy, trained for emergency service in case of disaster, held crew meetings for those interested in photography, elec- tronics, or the out-of-doors. Calendar: September Explorer Rendezvous November Trip to Coal City December Holiday party january Tour of Sanford Ink Company Tobogganing Seated-David Robb, Tony Hoke, Donald Muir, Clyde Winters. Standing-M11 Rattenbury, John Brcdenbeck, Frank Merrill, Leslie Flott, Fred Stuebner. Not Pictured-James Le Compte, james Maiers, Richard Roberts, Elwood Long, Claude Easter, Robert Bathje, Jerry Shanahan, Norman Martinson. Page 110 rouizio pfagerd QUQAIU ra OFFICERS Barbara llnxhold, president: Carol Marinaro, treasurerg Joanne Krizck, seerctaryg Miss Little, sponsor. Not Picturcrl-Virginia josey, vice-pres- ident. PLAYERS Frou! Row-joan lleilly, jay Sannc- Roy Sears, man. ,iufldle Roug- Nlary Lon Beatty, Barbara Bieger, Nancy Angell, Phyllis Spielnian, -lean Voclz, Lois Roberts. Buck Rory-Eileen Jacobsen, Mary Ann Pasternock, Dorothy Dassie, Joyce Green, Barbara llnxhold, Joyce XVest, Norma Knudsen, Richard Stahler, Harrison Hall, Richard Wim-xt-ll, Shirley Vcgter, Lea Sprain, Joyce Gale, lulic YVhitty. PLAYERS Sfflllllfllg-X'Yll'gllllil -losey. Allan W'artl, Lois Bryant, Roy Block, Betty Kelch, Patricia Curry. Front NI' Yl lon funn Nlwrilvn Ilil- Roup-, lgll , ,. . u ' ' f ' M1 'farct gcrt, Marilyn Dillon, ng, Bollman, Joanne lxrlzck. Middle Row--Indy Burns, Carol Blarinaro, Kay Meyer, Carole XVayne, Faith Davis, Frances Dr-Angeles, Doro- thy Lind, Bonnie Northcn. Buck How-Cordon Beth, Leslie Flott. Bob Vrancy, Janet Evans, Barbara Haury. sr Sponsors: Nliss Little. Nlrs. Pierce Accomplislinzcnfs: Helped to promote interest in draniatics by producing various types of playsg furthered knowledge of theater techniques. C alendar: February Dance December Christmas play Page 111 l'l'l6LflC 'M em ,CLA . . . gfue KOOL N h. - ' - f ,, ,,ws,iMM, USHERS' CLUB Sponsors: Nliss Krcbs, Mr. Ilacldoclc. Accon1plis1m1ent.s': Ushcrccl at junior and Senior Class Plays, P.T.A. mcctings, Choir and Orchcstra conccrts, and many other school functions. CalcncIc1r.' january Ushers' Club Dancc May lncluction Ccrcmony USHERS' CLUB Front Row-,loannc Andcrson, Gracc Knucppcl, Lois Robe-rts, Gcorginc Stough, Norma Knudscn, Pat Hamilton, Barbara Huxhold, Dorothy Dassic. Second Rou:-Pa- tricia Curry, Cracc Nickas, Betty Lcwis, Lois Ekcblad, Sara Mathcw- son, Kay Hanson, Virginia Crottkc, Carol Patterson, Eunice Kochlcr, Nancy Angcll. Third How-Audrey Stamp, Ioycc Crecn, Dianc Christ- ophcr, Lois Peterson, Lois -Iudcl, Bctty Hcclpath, Aloannc Krizck. Bock Row-Patricia Bulge-r, Mary Alycc Kustcr, Marcia -Ioncs, Mary .lanc Luschcn, Sally Rccvcs, Mary Ann Pastcrnock, Nancy VValsh, Annc Millcr, Mary Lou Beatty, Shirlcy Stoll. Not Picturerl-Doro- thy Dc VVitt. BLUE BOOK Supervisor: Nliss Lonck. Arzcomplislzmcnl: Publishccl 1951 rcyision of thc Blue Book, an illustratccl guiclc and sourcc of information about Proviso. Aim: To acquaint newcomers with the floor plans of the building, the claily schcclulc, cxtra-curricular activities, clubs, and honor awards. BLUE BOOK STAFF SClIfCI1'1jilIl1'lll' Krucgcr, Lois Judd, typistsg Barbara Dachn, rcportcrg Miss Lonck, supcryisor, Gracc Knucppcl, cditor. SfIIll!1iflg'! -lanc Tanquary, Eunicc Kochlcr, Nancy VValsh, Carolyn Kastcn, rc- portcrs: David Ray, photographcr. Page 112 ela .gpoarki .ikoofgairif PEP CLUB GROUP I Frou! Hou'-Ccralcl Aurand. Richard Stahlcr, Cari NVarren, -lim Cilliam, Clarence Petersen, Douglas Brown, Nancy Reese, treasurer, Peggy llatchcr, vice-president, Audrey Mclfarland, sccretaryg Mr. Oklepek. Middle How-Shirley jackson, Lois Bryant, Beverly Yacger, Marcclline Ioyaux, Sara Jane Mears, Rosalie Bills, Patricia Lawson, Patricia Curry, Grace Knucppel, Nancy Angell, Joanne Krizek, Sara Mathewson, Cuy Anderson, joycc Butler, president. Buck lion'-Carol Moeller, jean Luclvigson, Evelyn Milas, Gerard XVhite, John Krizek, Harry Summers, Vernon Beyer, Rov Sears, Robert YVhitc, -lohn Iwasyk, Carol Patterson, Marcia loncs, Mary Alyce Kustcr, Robert Soth, NVilliain Jones. PEP CLUB GROUP Il Ff0HfR0lCfK0l1I'lt'll1 Mastro, loan Yench, Dorothy Cielow, lfrancene Olicrmann, Nancy Kroc, Shirley Linden, Carol Hogg. Alanet Laustcn, Gladys Brcnce, -loan Clazebrook. Mirlrilr' Boruflliane Bahne, Arlene Krauser, Myrna Pieracci, Antoinette Rossi, Marilyn Owen, Ann Ryan, Janet Russo, Grace Ann Russo, Susan Ploetz, Mary L. Ander- son, Mighnon Gunn. Burk Ron'-Eileen Anderson, .lean Barker, Darlene Fox, Marilyn Sargent, Barbara Ness, Ronald Teskc, Laurence Day, Beatrice Martin, Ceorgiann Mauricaux, .loan Nielsen, Carole XVasmer, Elaine Carlisle. The Pep Club, established in 1949, has grown under the sponsorship of the Student Council to an organization of almost seventy members. The members Worked hard to help produce the Wonderful school spirit which was so noticeably predominant throughout the school year. During the football season, the club, cheering from reserved seat sections, proved itself an important con- tributor to the vocal clamor issuing from the Proviso stands. The enthusiastic ejaculations helped spur the team on to an undefeated season and the Suburban League title. Again in the basket- ball season, the Pep Clubs exhortations rang out, urging the team to ufightv and pleading for more baskets. Accomplislzments: Attended all home football, basketball, and baseball games, helped to stimu- Sponsor: Nh: Oklepek late school spirit. Calendar: September Election of otlieers December Sold Proyiso Beanies Page 113 uname-gun rouido afar oaffer en Spoimor: NYilsoii A. l,uw, .in-mlzplisllnimilsf Promotvcl sports iii Prox isog miter-tiiiiiml pzlrviits ol xm'sity footlmull play- xzirsity footlmll playa-rs witli pon-kc-t Huslilightsg invitf-cl pare-nts ol' varsity lmuslxc-tlmll pluyc-i's as gnc-sts nt tlic- lligliluml Park gaiiw. ciflll'llllIll'f Oc-tolms-r Varsity lootlmll pam-iits giivsts :it Nlortoii garlic-. Now-iiiln-1' All school lootlmll cluilcv. Hop Happy. Atlilm-tic Hzliiqiivf. .lauiuury Varsity lmslwtlmll pzlwiifs guvsts nt lliglilzuicl Park glzllllv. lxl2ll'Cll Alunior-Smiior liuskvtlmll Cainer. April l'. Xl. l,. Xl. Danica' MEMBERS .... Mlqiir. Amir-rsoii. Bgissuric-li, limic-li, lla-y:'i'. liossvrl, Howe-ii. Brown. liriilms. Bruno, Clqiypool C14-rimii, clllll'1ll'1l. lJlll'l'1llll, litlivrlon, l uriii1'lli. l i'1'i1c'li. l'1llllSlllIl, cl1lll'SlllilIl, Chilli, Uc'y'l'. Ulncly, lliiikln' lloxxxuxl. lwusvk. Kia-iii-r. Kolvitl. lirim-k, l,s-wiimiiii, Limlc-ll. lromlut. Xlzikzis, Xlillvr, Xliiinivli, Most, Nliir- pliy, xllll'l4ilj', Ngircliilli, Yvlsoii, Oslmroii, lliolziaiiii, l'1uilc-5. l,4'ilfIll1lll, l'rox'i-imiiio, lllll'l'C'll, livgaiii, lliltvr liixvrs. llom-lillffx Szinclvrs, S11i1ss'1'x'iiio, Sl'lllLlll, Sciitiiiv. Sviio. Cl. Smilll, XY. Smiili, Soniim-r. Sollu, Ste-:Islip lliaxilim, 'l'ill, lrolmiixiii. xylllllllllllll, Wriglii. OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER . . 4 lion ljlIl'C1'll. S4'l'jJ,'K'llIll iii arms: ,loliii Krilc-k, Yiui pi'c-siclviitg Klillwrt Som- 7 im-iw, St'l'l't'l1lI'f'1 Don Sziiieiwviiio. ti'i'z1si11'c-1: Arnold lriolasiui. pn-siclcwit. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER . . . Nlr l,uxxy Sponsor: Bill Nvlsoii, ti'c-1151111-i'g Boi: I'w1riimii, vim- pn-simlviitg 4l1'I'I'f' Imiirlait, M'l'QC'2lI1l at Qirmsg Clair:-mu Slviisluy, prwziclc-nlg Bill Bruin-li, Sl'L'l'K'l1lI'f. l'aigQ1' ll-4 crs as spr-cial guests ut flu- Xlortoii gaincx zlltvr wliicli tllcy svrx'c'cl rc- lrc-slimvnts uiicl pi'c-smita-cl mic-li motlivr wifli 21 corszigvg prcsviitc-cl the inor oaffer en - rouiao umera 5 MINOR .LETTER MEN . . . Frontw Hour--Iovc'li. Alamos, Lon-tx, Kc-nt, Pafliaro, Url: 'k Nl g, ilnc , i avcrs, Limanml. Svcourl Hour- NIL-Xally. Cray, Colz, KL-ating, Tlu-lr-n, XVo4-lkc, Shinn, TIIIOHIIQSOI1, XVattvrson, Krausc. Third Rtlllfihlf. Grim-p, Schultz, Lit-nharclt, Ilartmann, Sw:-Z1-y, Basarich, Stangc, Byrnc, Ape-I, Smith. Osis. Blick How-Cogliaiin-sc-, Miollis, La lic-rgv, Cr-orgv. Stahlvr. Simpson, Laraia, ,Iona-s, Nloorr-liousv. KI'I'll,QfK'l. PROVISO NUMERALS . . . Front Row-Stvwart, Lopez, Schwc-nig, VVhitmau, Bn-cl:-rllwck, Mellor- mott, Johns, Spiccr. Smroml Holy-Sclnniclt. Alt-xanclc'r, SL-line-iclc-r, Kraus, Bowcic-n, Butts, Stangv, Bernard, Cc-rlr-xv, Bvllini. Tlzirrl Hou'-Bivrnuui, Dina, Ovvrhagc, Brown, Sittcrlt-, Stokvs, Fiorito, Pavonc-, Sommvr. Back Row-Ilr-rda, Kc-yr-s. Slivplu-rd, Cc-hrs. Spirk, Klagvs, Corrigan, Mason. Bond, No! Pir'!urr'rI-Nir. Sawasko. 1940196 I shall. to the utmost of my ahility, acquire those qualities Which are nvccs- sary in an outstanding athc-lc-tc. I shall Work untiringly toward the acliievvment of those qualities and shall in no Way mar thc standards established hy past ath- lvtes. I shall hc an asset to athletics, not a detriment. I shall attempt to compensate for thc things that athletics has clone for me. In joining this organization, I pleclge to uphold thc stauclarcls of athletics at all times. P. M. L. M. SONG - MEN OF PROVISO N14-n ol' valor in Proviso, Lose- your uouragc- ruin-rg Donlt you hcar thc- sound ol hattlv? Kvvp thi- olfl light s-vc-rl 'Tis thc call tor us to follow. Our c-nmniz-s soon shall sw- Ilail tht' Blur- ancl YVhitr-I Our valiant me-n go marching on to x'ic-tory. . Onward! ItIs your schools command. I Strvngtli to holcl, and tight to finish. lforwartll Nr-vc-r fail Provisol Far-1' thc- too with uolors waving. ' XVI- shall conqucr all. Fight lorvvc-r on! Riss' up now in strc-ngth and spirit llonor now thc- school that trusts you. Pago I I5 ir A , .fdflrdfic .xdfmociafion OFFICERS Lois Vanderburg, president, jean Radcinacher, treasurer, Dorothy VVright, iirst vice-president, Nora Lynch, second vice-president. Not Pi1rturedYLucy Sainalonis, secretary. MANAGERS Front Row-Luralce VVolf, Marilyn Burke. Back RowfMaric Campagna, Janet Evans, Audrey Stamp, jean Perotti. Not Pictured-Antoincttc Palermo, Lois lN1unstcrman. MANAGERS -loan Radcmacher, Dolores lleiclorn, Lorraine Millics, Miglmon Cunn, Virginia llinds, Dolores Ortt. Not Pictured-Gloria Kline. MANAGERS Front Rowgflarolc Dethlcfscn, Marion Schwickcrath. Bark Home-Alice Svcndscn, Barbara Tye, Barbara Curtiss, Lois Bryant. Not Piclurcrl-Carol Pitek, Donna ltr-icliniaxm. A varied program of intramural sports is open to all Proviso girls. Swimming, baseball, riding, basketball, volleyball, bowling, tennis, archery, golf, modern dance, and life saving stimulate the girls, interests. For those who excel in tennis, archery, and golf, CAA offers competition with the most skillful from other schools. Competing in the annual telegraphic meet in the fall, the swim team captured the third place trophy. Although few receive it, every girl sets as her goal the 2000-point award, the highest state emblem. Previous to receiving this award, a girl may earn 50 points for her pin, 600 points for the first local awaid 1200 , ' , ' points for the school letter, and 1600 for the If the first state award. Every spring GAA sponsors a playday to acc uaint ' h h d . ' N1 eig t gra ers with athletic opportunities at Provisog a potluck supper and splash party follows the spring elections. The Christmas party and annual Installation Tea satisfy the more social- minded athletes. Page 116 laorfzimanfi LP A6 un l E l TENNIS TEAM Back Row-,lean Perotti, Carol Pitek, Lucy Samalonis, Ioan Evans, Jean Hadelnacher, Lois Vanderburg, Barbara Huxhold, Diane Christopher, Lolly Page. Middle Row-Cheryl Bingc-r, Marilyn Marshall, Lois Ekeblnd, Ioan England Nlarilvn Burke C-:role Dethlefsen T ' Pa- , . , , . . , om lermo, Irene Osvald. Bottom Row-Janet Evans, Margo llntley, Susie Davis, Nam-y XVl1itty, Donna Brooks, Barbara Morse. Now, now, take your time! Tlzerels ll gift for everyone in Mrs. Smitals' puck. Nine, nine, seven, seven, seven, five-forty-four. Pretty ,good score, urclzers! The volleyball is up for grabs, but on wliiell side of the net will it fall? Second girl of the relay team gets ready to talce off as first splashes to finish. 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PIII?- Iislic-cl Busim-ss lA'iILlUl'. f1IlllC'IlfllIl'.' Uctolnvl' llc-p1'c1sc11t11tix'c Ass:-iiilmly Nox'e111Imc1' lnstallatioxi of tllz- Elgin and llllllllllflllll F. B. L. A. clmptc-rs Fol11'11zu'y lllilllgllfiltlflll chuiu- Busiucss Eclucaitors cl0llICI'CIlC0 Stutc- Cfoiivc-intioii OFFICERS Sl'Ilf1'll-NIT. Stir-klc-13 .loam Yniiilviv grilt, Iiolxvrt liomlzly. Sfllllllfllgff Virginian Bliss, llonulml flI1ll'I2lIlU. Mary Kovrmlr. Ion' Hippiii, Camro- lyll B1'l'11cII, l'll'ilIlL'l'S IJl'AIlQI'Ii'h. Aloycv Lic-I11', Nlurim- Aslivr. ,Yol Pir- I'Illl'!l-'I'll'l'KI lJt'ill'SUll. FINANCE AND SALES COMMITTEE Sf'11I1'rl-IJo1111IcI Noll, Kutlili-mm -lon:-s, Wloycc- Goldlxrzmsoii, Iflizw In-tli Stoltz, I'll'ilIll'CS Polito, Hosni- niazry l?LlIll'llil, Kc-1111vtI1 Norton. SIIIIIKIIIIIQ-l'll'l'Cl ljl'2lI'SOIl, YllII1'l't'Sil XVvIzic-11, -Iosm-pli I'i1'1'o11i, ll2ll'IJill'2l Moorv, l'lYl'lyIl Milos. NYiIIi11111 SCl1Ill'IlI1'I', -Iilllllll Dvxito. .Vol Pir- tllrvzl-Fi111111r'1': Lloyd AlC'XiIIlfI4'l', Ks-nm-tim Ilaillc-s, Nl1lI'L'I'IIU Smitli. liiclizlrcl lillI'llS. SIIIICYI Ilonulcl Smitli. FUTURE DISTRIBUTORS OFFICERS Sf'11lc'fl-l,o11isv P1111m111i, lS11rIm1'11 SIli'1'IllilIl, Rosa- Nlury Silllllilfll. Sf11mli11,q-M11 llc-y11111'cI, .'xllCII'C'1l Am-I1o1', ,Im-1111 Xlloozl, Huy AIIll'1'NVIl'Z, Nlurilyii liairuvs, Dolorvs YllIlUl'IN'Il. .Yof I'i1'l11r1ffl-Virginia Clmiiiliiig. lfrccl I'4-ursoii. MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Sc'11fc'rl-Mzlrilyii Bll4'llQl'I', 1-Imirf Illllllg lX1ilI'Ii'IlP Siiigvl. cl4'I'lllKlIIll' Sc-Iiiippv. sfllllllillgf-4IlD'l'4' Slolcll. Nancy Lou Collvy, Nl411'iz111 full. Arli-nv Nlulxiiivs, I'I1yIIis I'oi11o1'i1i. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Stumlilig-Alilvclm Arno, SI1Il'lK'Xl'klt' 'I'I1is-I, lCcl11a1 Mau- Ziiiimc-1'111z111, lXI2l1'IUl'lK' Dc I'1'z1i11. Sl'!lfI'Il'xIi'l'IliI Hviiscliots-r, K11lI1z-1'i11c- l,Iilk'llSII. NIIIFIOI Skla-111111 cI1z1i1'1m111g Nliss Sic-grist. Ilzlgm' I ISI jk? p lflt .S?lfL6!Ql'lfp6l el' ffagea' lo' MANAGING EDITOR-Norma Knudsen. LITERARY STAFF julie Wlxitty, Lois Peterson, Phyllis Ann Dyer, Joyce Green, Katherine llullmnn. A familiar scene each week is the distribution of Pageanls by these efheienl memlzers of Ihr' rirrulalion staff. .llembers of the IIllSillf'S.S' staff prepare Pagermts for l'.VClIIlIlg.fU with lIiHf'l'l'llf schools. ADVERTISING STAFF Seated-Melvin Strohcr 5-f Editorial Supervisor: Business Adviser: Accomplishments: Calendar: Virginia Bliss, Ion' liippin. SIamlingvllonulml S4-luraunin, Mike Fi-lice, john Niisitano. Mr. Daniels Mr. Stickler Helped its members to learn and to gain experience in the Held of journalism: won such honors as Quill and Scroll Medalist, Columbia Scholastic Press Association, National Scholastic Press Association, and the George H. Gallup Award. November Co-sponsors, with Stuclent Council, of homecoming dance December Christmas party May Banquet Page 120 Sgnkrmfi ana! gnferfainfi .gluclenf M , , I THE PAGEANT'S AIMS To please its readers by giving the Pageant an attractive and artistic appearance. To foster school spirit in Proviso. To educate Pageant readers. To inspire its readers by leadership in opinions and facts. T . A . . . o reHne its rcaders by exhibiting good taste. To assist its readers and advertisers in the satisfactioii of in ltelial 1 l I . .. . . 1 '. neets tirough advertise- ments. EDITORIAL BOARD ' Joan Chouinard, teatures- Prnt H'unilton co uw J I ' .., . . , Ifg oycc AIVIXIP, news bureaug Mary Lou Beatty, editor-in- chictg Mr. Daniels, editorial supervisorg Paul Duncan, sports, Nlary Ann Pasternock, clulmsg Norma Knudscn, managing editorg Lois Peterson, literary. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Mary Lou Beatty STAFF AT WORK Joyce Lavine, Janet Hu I . M1 ' ' gies, try Ann lastcrnock, Shirley Vegter, Deronda Miller, Shirley jackson, Pat Anagnostoponlos, Phyllis Ann Dyer, Harriet liralt thack to canieral, Lois Peterson, jean Voclz, Joan Chouinard. CLERICAL STAFF Ioyce Lavinc, Shirley Vcgter, head typistg Jean VVood, Rosamond Rocco. SPORTS STAFF Paul Duncan, sports editor, Bill Nelson, VValter Pctcrson, Hay Schuster, Scott Bnginas, Bob Johanson, Rich- ard Stahler. mg? T21 Cizoir, glaorufiefi, ana! Saeciaf gnaemgg Unclcr thc clircction of liohcrt A. Davis, thc Proviso choral groups have won Ihc pruisc and gratitude of niuny music lovers throughout thc school and thc coin- niunity. The choir has incluclccl in its concerts hoth sucrccl and sccular mclotlics. At Christmas tinic thcy prcscntctl Frccl YVariug's 21l'l'i1llgClH6Ilt of Thai Story of Clluistinusf' Sclcctions from 'iBrigucloon'l liighlightecl thc spring concert. Spcuk- ing parts, solos. and clunciug Imvc ucldccl color to their perforinanccs. l'rcsiLIc-nt. ,,,,... ,, Vicc-pre-sitlcnt ,,...,, , Sccrctury ..,,,,,..,,,. 'lil'L'tlSllI'l'l' ..,,,,..,,,,,.. Stuclcnt Ilircctorw, Ilirvctor. ,,,...,,,,.,,,, , GIRLS' SEXTETTE Virginia llrottkc Crzlcc linux-ppm-I Elm-unor Ncukukutz Bcvcrly l'iIIcn lXIIlI'g1lfCI Schultz Dolorcs NVorIunuu CHOIR OFFICERS Aloscph Sturino Arthur King Murgalrct Schultz Curl Tinclmru Dolorcs XVOI'I'ilIlIlll Iiohcrt A. Davis BOYS' OCTET .Izuncs Coburn Donald Iluncll Arthur King D1-nn Linton Sc-wznrcl Uwcn Tlioinus Ilogcrs .loscpll Slurino Curl VIlII1l'I3l'lI. Pugc 122 Lilmrzirizln ...,,,,,,...,,,,,,. ,,,.. l iichurcl Siwiclti Iiusincss Xluinxgcr ....,,, ..,,,.,,.... I Dc-un Linton llulmlicity hIIlIlIlgi'l 4,,..,, ,,,,, K lrucc Iinuc-ppm-I liolmc Mistrcss ,,....,,.,.....,,,,,,, Dorothy DcXViIt tlxk't'IlIIIDIlIlISIS ...., ,,,...,,,,,,,. ' IIIIUIIIRIS Nlcliriclc, Suzunnc Iluslctt, Patricia Lawson MIXED ENSEMBLE ,Icssc Puglliuro Sully lim-cvcs joscph Sturino Bcttylcc VIIIIIJIHDSUII Arlcnc Trilws Bt-vcrlv XVuIcIcn login Chouinurcl Iliclmrcl llulmovili Donulml Ilundt Arthur King Edith Kuchn Ilowurd Mum-Ilcr eggkf .f4ucbence:5 Eaufifuf mudic CHOIR ROLL Front RowfArlcnc Thurncs, Bcvcrly XValdcn, Mona Dcnnis, .loan Andcrson, Elcanor Nculiu- katz, Ardith Mohr, Bcvcrly Pillcn, Marilyn YVr-udt, Hcvcrly Bullivant, Dolorcs XVorkman, Carol Alcschkc, Faith Davis, Dorothy Lind, Lydia Frcy, Nlargarct Schultz, Roscmary Kclly, Dcronda Millcr, Patricia Curry. Second RUlCiC:I'llCf' Knucppcl. Elsie- Ncukukatz, Sally liccvcs, Northica ilillcry, Mary Larson, -Io Ann Firman, Arlcnc Trichs-s, Marlcnc Ilagcn, Charlcnc Schultz, Eunicc Kochlcr, janct llughcs, Virginia Grottkc, Sylvia lluxhold, Hula Morris, .lcan Voclx, Suzannc Mcyn, Suzannc llaslctt, joycc YV:-st, Edith Kuchn, Shirlcy jackson, Dorothy DOXVitt. Tlzird How-Thomas Mcliridc, Howard Mucllcr, jcssc Pagliaro, Richard Ilrchik, Paul Schmidt, Husscll Clydc, -Ioscph Sturino, David Ray, john llolmcr, Donald Millcr, NVcslcy Crcgor, Otto liarhusicky, Frank Laraia, Thomas licardon, john Bcckcr, Danicl Lauhc, ltohcrt Maya-rs, Donald Nluir, David Ott, Raymond Rush. Huck RHIC'-TLIIIICS Cohurn, Pctcr Pcdcrson, Thomas lluflman, Danicl Simpson, llohcrt Young, John Adair, liohcrt Crispin, Russcll Littlc, Ccrald Sampson, john Zcmaitas, S1-ward Owcn, Dcan Linton, Donald Dittus, Thomas Hogcrs, Donald Novak, Richard Siwicki, David Gcischcn, Arthur King, Richard Duhovik, Donald XVL-tzcll, Charlcs Mullikin, Carl Tinchra. Not Pictured-joan Chouinard, Dianc Crcgar, Donald ilundt, Patricia Lawson, Bcttylcc Thomp- son. John Tow-li, Richard YVilson. Ccrald Yacgcr. Page 123 jlze lgrouifio oncerf Orckefifra CONCERT ORCHESTRA The Proviso Concert Orchestra, under the leadership of Wallace Nelson, has played an important role in setting the standards of taste for fine music in the school and the community. ln all its public appearances, the orchestra, as well as its instrumental soloists and ensembles, demonstrated skill and pleased the listeners. Programs included classical and modern nuinhers ranging from Sym- phony No. 15 in B Hat Major fl.a lieinej by Haydn to selections from c'Kiss Me Katev by Cole Porter. Cmzcluctor: Mr. Nelson AC't'fJIIl'!1i.9lllllf?llf.S'.' good music. CuIzfncla1': November December january March April june Page 124 Provided opportunity for members to perform and enjoy symphonic musicg furnished the school and community with Played at junior Class Play Played at Parent-Teacher Association meeting Annual Christmas concert Mid-Winter orchestra concert Played at Senior Class play Spring orchestra concert Played at Commencement exercises ringri nfilairing udic fo A MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA VIOLIN Ruth Boss-concertmaster Gail Brunken ,Ioan Brunken janet Gabbert Harry Grounds VVihna Hibbert Graco Lisuzzo Tony Lisuzzo janet Lytle Agnes MacDonald Helen Marten Judith McLetchie Jack Meilahn Richard Reynard Barbara Shuga Paul Stewart Ceorgine Stongh David Ulfeng Helen VVeiler 'Gwendolyn XVhitworth CELLO Mary june Anderson Jack Averill Barbara Henderson 'joan Mt-Lctchic Q VIOLA Mary Cavey UIna Dobbins Martha Lou Gras Pauletta Kceley Annette Leesf' BASS Albert Cox 'John Perry Loretta Sile-nzi Yvonne Yaspelkis FLUTE Heidi Docleggt' OBOE Mary Clllllllllilllll CLARINET 'Joann Bookler Marie Brown Donald Darge Eileen Jacobsen HORN Kenneth Schultz TRUMPET Donald Brown Robert James john Lowecki 'Dawn Monnc-tt TROMBONE joy New Robert Schlacher TUBA Carole VVichcrt PIANO Carole NVichcrt HARP Joanne Krizek CONDUCTOR Wfalluce Nelson 'Section Leader Page 125 Nluwln ul llu' Cllrislizul Solclivrs llll3lllll5l'l'l gZflAUQlfl:5 QCLJOF A REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM l'l'4'sc'11iz1liu11 ul Colors Tlw Stal'-Spzlxmglvcl BRIIIIIPT ,,,, .,,, , Two l':llllll'5 Nllllll11'l' ISU, lm' L'l2ll'lIll'lS in lllllsllll . 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We see fhe larger playing fields Wifh people of all races, Creeds and classes Compefing in fhe game of life. Through sporfs, we learn To work fogefher. We sfrenglhen Our minds and bodies as we play And equip ourselves To face fufure problems Wifh deferminaiion fo succeed. MQ! lv xr x Ye 4 HQ, 1 RACINE- Opening the season under the arcs, Proviso's varsity showed pow- er and depth. Cooperation and de- termination were the main factors in the 46-0 triumph. Great defen- sive playing held this spirited Wis- consin eleven scoreless, while a pressing Pirate running attack romped through the visitors' sec- ondary in preview of its might. NILES- Proviso's attack plowed under a weak Niles team, 60-6, in a non- conference game played under lights. Nine Pirates took a hand in the scoring as the entire squad saw action. An 82-yard touchdown sprint highlighted Provisois big third period, in which it struck paydirt four times. A solid defense checked the visitors, efforts until late in the game. NEW TRIER- Traveling to Winnetka for a day game with a good New Trier eleven, the Pirates scored touch- downs in each of the first three periods and finally registered a 19-12 triumph. The varsity was never in much trouble, although New Trier did not give up until the linal gun sounded. This was Pro- visois sixth consecutive win of the eight-game season schedule. MORTON- ln their final home game, the un- defeated Pirates made it six in a row. jumping oil to a 20-0 lead at half time, they coasted to a 33-6 victory. Morton's only touchdown came as a result of a 70-yard pass and a short line plunge. Once again the coaches cleared the benches to give everyone experience and the chance to get in there and show his talents. Afy Uaraify Mind Mnobdpufea l I i Front Row-Paolasini, Adair, Thamm, Bowyer, Schandelmeier, Till, Kiener, Pauley, Sanservino, Manager Kovitz. Second Row-Gatti, Nardnlli, Schlau, Hansel, Murphy, XVoelke, Cernan, XVhitman, Lin- dell, Funston, Stcnsby, Manager Lesmann. Page130 CA Third Hour-Coach Kassel, Coach Puplis, Provenzano, Catesman, Bruhns, Sanders, liatini, Schuchmann, Murray, French, Manager Moorehouse, Coach Sawasko. Back Row-Purcell, Osborn, Bruno, Loudat, Rau, Regan, Howard, Miller, Heyward, Trobiani, Brown. Page 131 amlaionfi 0 fAe Sudurdan eague WAUKEGAN- In their 1950 Suburban League opener, the varsity gridders bowled over Waukegan, 32-12, on the Pirate oval. Excellent downfield blocking plus a rugged defense opened the way for this win. Pro- viso marked early in the opening period for a lead which Waukegan never evened up. Pass interceptions led to two tallies and cut down many of the Bulldogs, drives. EVANSTON- The Pirates earned undisputed leadership in the Suburban League by edging Evanstoifs mighty VVild- kits on Provisois rain-soaked grid- iron. The Bues, powerful forward wall checked the visitors, running attack. Trailing 12-7 midway through the final period, the Blue- and-VVhite thrilled a Homecoming crowd with a drive that brought a 14-12 victory. HIGHLAND PARK- Scoring three touchdowns in the first three minutes of play, the var- sity stunned the Little Giants of Highland Park, 51-0. Alert defen- sive ball and sparkling offensive play highlighted the Pirate victory. The win marked the Bucs, seventh straight victory. Oak Park pre- sented the sole remaining obstacle to undisputed league champion- ship. OAK PARK- By blasting Oak Park, 32-7, Pro- viso,s grid team concluded an un- defeated season, capped by posses- sion of the undisputed Suburban League title. 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A., ii Z I 5 ai 94- 'S' N ,H .gpairifeclja - uw .iziglzf .i7lw0ug!L pong .Shaman JUNIOR VARSITY First Row-Manager Laraia, Landa, Stuehle, Cliilicus, Anderson, Fredrick, Tovcli, Pugliuro, Hauck, Manager Jordan. Second How-Nitschke, Van Pool, Miollis, Lowel, Labergc, Giordano, Kopf, Fuetterer, Mundinger. Third Row-Couch Hattcnbury, Hivu, Thclen, Sampson, Schuster, Riley, Royer, McGuire, Gulstan, Simpson, Coach Chambers. Bur-k Row-Bowen, Welsch, Clark, Krause, Bremer, Morgan, Mayes, VVilson, O'Brock, Perrino. The Pirate junior Varsity eleven, coached by Harold Rattenbury and Ray Chambers, fought through its schedule with a .500 final average. The Buc grid- ders chalked up an impressive shutout over Leyden, 25-0, and another over Wau- keganis Bulldogs, 13-O. They edged Austin, 12-6, but dropped two close decisions, losing to New Trier, 6-0, and Evanston, 7-6. Deadlocks with Bloom and Oak Park rounded out Proviso's even record. September 16 La Grange-There September 22 Waukegan-There September 30 Austin-Here October 7 Evanston-There October 14 New Trier-Here October 21 Morton-There October 28 Bloom-Here November 4 Oak Park-Here Page jreak 3 ,ak giniclolem Confinue gxcefdnf Moor FRESH-SOPH Front Row-Eriurth, Vorreyer, Haussermann, Perrigo, Butts, Stelluto, Kuhhnann, Gallina, Mim- uger Norton. Second Row-Garden, McNally, Bondlow, Keating, Maehacek, Bowden, B1'own, Stung, Laciuru, Franks, Manager Sargent. Third How-Coach Slimmer, Lienhardt, lloggutt, Plagge, Smith, Gray, Young, George, Byrne, Apel, Frillman, Sturm, Manager Hartmann. Back Row-Zimanzl, Rumpt, Aeeto, Mason, Gloz, Calwell, Clark, Alberg, Loresch, Klenk, Herculsor. Not Pirtzlrecl-Pedersen. Coaches L. F. Slimmer and Floyd Wrobke guided a spirited sophomore grid squad through a successful season, tallying five wins while suffering three re- verses. The elusive running of the backlield and rugged play of the line promised to turn over some valuable material in building next yearis varsity team. The Blue-and-White chalked up victories over Argo, 39-7, Niles, 50-7, Evan- ston, 12-7, Morton, 19-6, and Highland Park, 13-7. A 7-6 setback by Waukegan, a 20-7 defeat at the hands ot Oak Park, and a trouncing by New Trier marred the Buc record. September 15 Argo-Here September 22 Wailkegaii-Here September 29 Niles-Here October 7 Evanston-Here October 14 New Trier-There October 21 Morton-Here October 28 Highland Park-There November 4 Oak Park-There Page 135 .AWA jlnefiklflflelfl alle lflCCQ55!flZ.SZ6l:50lfl 1','?'Ea13 L.'-.iblllk I . . . .lp nut , S ...L r ' gi -'srl FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front Row-Leone, Overhage, Sitterle, llerda, Blackburn, Sommer, Ryan, Lanoni, Cerleve, Bavenesi, Robinson, Managers Spicer, McDermott, johns. Second How--Propeck, Hembert, Bel- lini, Cray, Spanley, Fiorillo, jarboe, lfiorito, Brown, Keyes, Pavone, Stange, Lopez, Klages, Decker, Doyle. Third Row-Coach Bryan, Coach Storby, Bierman, Taylor, Gibson, Carpenter, llerda, Schultz, Shepard, Cehrs, Buist, Heinrich, Schwarz, Esposito, Coach Criep, Coach Bice, Coach Hartley. Fourth Row-Cade, jackson, Munger, Hall, Mielke, Adair, Brakrog, Grundy, McLorain, Beatty, Eck, Grant, Schnurstein, Apel, Palermo, Price. Bunk Howglviaero, Green, Brigham, Strong, Strzala, Schroer, Mosier. De Angeles, Niewinski, Mikolitis, Lehmann, Nitscbke, jacobie, Howell, Koop, Montino, YVoll, Mills. Once again, under the watchful eye of Coaches C. E. Bryan, Rex Criep, Sam Storby, joe Hartley, and Raymond Rice, the Baby Bucs showed the league that there is more good talent coming up. XVhile winning six and losing one, the fresh- men tied New Trier for the Suburban League crown. Their only defeat was a 2-0 decision handed them by New Trier, while they downed Waukegan, Niles, Evan- ston, Morton, Bloom, and Oak Park. Throughout the entire season the Baby Bucs were alert on defense and hard runners on offense. September 16 La Grange-Here September 22 VVaukegan-Ther: September 30 Niles-There October 7 EvanstonfHere October 14 New Trier-There October 21 Morton-Ilere October 28 Bloom-There November 4 Oak Park-There Page U36 dfdify ana! gredk -.STJIQ 6055 Counfrg VARSITY The varsity harriers racked up nine victories in an outstanding season, marred with but one loss. Proviso piled into second place, behind Oak Park, in the Suburban League meet, after downing the Huskies in a dual meet. The Pirates played host to the district meet, carrying away third place honors. In capturing First place, john Iwasyk lowered the course re- cord. Proviso's efforts resulted in wins over Evantson, Niles, VVaukegan, Oak Park, La Grange, New Trier, Lane, Schurz, and Morton. FRESH-SOPH After weeks of trial runs over grad- ually lenghtened courses in the adja- cent country side, the fresh-sophs proved themselves by running away with the coveted low total in the Sub- urban League meet, scoring 22 points to Oak Parkls 65. The Bucs also marked up five victories to their cred- it, dropping one meet to La Grange. Evanston, Oak Park, Bloom, Schurz, and Morton all fell prey to Provisols might. These experienced, fleet-footed youngsters bid fair to becoming re- cord-hreaking varsity runners. VARSITY Front Row-Gutrara, Glaypool, Durrant, Blickhahn, Beyer. .llidclle Row-Coach Mo- nilaw, Hittcr, Soth, Iwasyk, Manager Beck. Bark Row-Maka, Smith, Thompson, Ilolt. FRESH-SOPH Front Row-Schinidt, Thonn, Stolpcr, Rein- vrt, Mgr. Sechacher, Mgr. Crisara. Sccancl Row-Sclmcidcr, Lundgren, Rick, Fisher, Munson, Schultz, Yaccino, Osis, Bernard. Third How-Coach Monilaw, Schmidt, Haug, Loebcl, Garvin, Stewart, Brown. Back Row- Spenccr, Nedry, Wlolt, jablonski, Spirk, Ed- lors, Blasky, Kasch, Fox. ' , Page 137 Finishing the season with 6 wins and 14 losses, the varsity hettered the record of last yearls Pirates. The team did a good job playing such top teams as Morton, Elgin, DeKalb, Wfauke- gan, and VVest Rockford, The varsity ended up in fifth place in the always tough Suhurhan Lea- gue. NVith only iive seniors on the squad, Coach Hartley had to play a rather green team. The varsity played its best games in losing to VVest Rockford, in heat- ing New Trier in the first round, in heating Oak Park in the sec- ond round, and in forfeiting its final game to Morton. ln thi: game the Pirates gave Mortor their only real scare in Suhurhar League play, in a tight, low scor- ing game, but Nlorton came out a 47-39 victor. In the regiona' tournament at York, the Pirate: edged Maine 50-46, then drop- ped a slow game to Leydel 48-35. Frou! llou'-lftlrerton, Tagatx, SCllllL'll mann, Riley, Cernan. 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Bcczxusv of thv lliltllfi' of tllc 512111112 tall 17l2lj't'l'S llavc- t011dcd to domimxtv the sportg but Sll0l'ti'I', fasten' playvrs l111x'1' also llllllt' tlufir 1111 - -. Tl -t 1' I I Nl 1 1 u 11 sc vso tvm s 111110 111-c0ss111'ily lwvn lnoldvd into ll workmg. CI'0XVCI-131011511112 umt, phlyllljl fog:-tlwr us il We-ll co-ordillatc-cl tc-11111. Page- ISSJ unior amify Zicdlfefgaf Playing a number of close games, the hard-fighting jay-Vees, under the guidance of Coach Hattenhury with added assistance from Coach Hartley. Won six games while losing seven. Although most of the hoys with freshman and sophomore experi- ence Were playing varsity hall, the remaining hoys, Who lacked this experience, did a fine job throughout the entire season. The jay-Vees lost their first tussle to La Grange hut promptly hounced hack with victories over Oak Park and New Trier. The juniors lost their next four games to Wfaukegan, Evanston, Dundee, and Nlor- ton. They followed with victories over New Trier and Dundee. The team split their four remaining games, defeating Oak Park and Evan- ston and losing to NVaukegan and Nlorton. In the Big Camei' against the seniors, the spirited juniors sulfered another defeat as they lost to the taller team 59-48. Even with the seniors controlling the hackhoards, the juniors played a fast game. Proviso Opponents l'roviso Opponents 40 ,,,.,,,, ,.,,,, L a Grange 44 VKKVAKKAA Nevv Tripl- ' 39 ,,,, ,, .,,,,, Dundee 41a Dixiiiiiiixvllllkffjllll 38 xvallkegml 40, ,, ,,,,..,.. Evanston , 53' ' 'Moak Park ' 59 P p pplgn jjumlm. p 46, ,,.,, Evanston 44 ,, , A,,Nlorton , 38 ,. ,.fXlorton . Frou! Row-Fnetterer. Nlurphy, Sampson, llansel, llaines. Middle Ho L C OIL llattenhury, Most, Ouandt, Landa, Huck, Meleher, Manager Becker. Batlt Hou Manager Fulton, Merhar, Swezey, james, Ehlert, Manager Nlusson. Page 140 SPQJAHQCLFL CU16! jl Q5A'xSJ0l0A .ldnid SLOW xS?0 L F RESH-SOPH The sophomore basketeers ended the season with five victories and eleven losses. Through- out the season, the sophomores' main fault was poor starting. Even so, they defeated Mortonis Mustangs 50-41 on the Morton Hoor. The Bucs showed good defensive play and the spark when it was most needed. Their victor- ies were over Evanston, De Kalb, VVest Au- rora, Highland Park, and Morton. FRESHMAN The Baby Bucs finished the season with the best record of Provisols basketball teams in school. They ended the season With eleven wins and two setbacks. With eight of the eleven wins, the freshmen captured the Sub- urban League championship. The freshmenls only losses were to Morton 34-31 in a hard- fought game, and to Evanstonls VVildkits 42-30. The outlook for next year's sophomores is bright. FRESH-SOPH . . . Front Row-Cisek, Nedry, Alberg, Pedersen, Lundgren. Second RUILT-AIIIIISOII, XVolfe, Morris, Miller, Plagge, Managers Altenburg and Montag. Third How-Coaeli Sawasko, Matheson, Aeeto, Hudson, Shana- han, Warren, Managers Kleeka and Karpel. Buck Row-Frillinan, Hill, Swansen, Younil, Stange, Perrigo, Cohen, F lombouras. FRESHMAN . . . Front Row-Manager Linker, Spencer, Marley, Schanoske, Cehrs, Lopez, Manager Looiner. Seeonrl How-Keyes, Klages, Shepherd, Herda, Loebel, Fiek, Garvin, Iarboe. Third Row-Coach Kent, Dittus, Hall, Thoun, Fiorillo, Oppenborn, Propcck, Tencate. Back Raw-Stange, Strzala, Haasis, Duhek, Frillman, Darnell, Davis. Page l41 lfUil'l'll'l'lQl 5 jAl 0lfLgA .!4UQl 6l,98 86L50l'l This year's Buc tank squad splashed through a losing season in tallying only two lone vic- tories, which were offset by eight losses. Proviso dumped Niles to open the season and later drowned Morton in preparation for the Suhurhan League meet. New Trier controlled the league competition, the Pirate mermen landed in fifth spot. The varsity swimmers finished the season by winning tenth place in the state finals. The fresh-soph aggregation fared hetter, finishing with a four-won, four-lost record. The second-year tanksters chalked up margins over Niles, Wfaukegan, Morton, and Nlaine. ln the league meet, the sophs matched the varsityis performance hy taking fifth place. VARSITY . . . Front How-Petersen, Sommer, jones, Kent, Urhanek. Migalski, Seheudeneeker. Mirlcllc HowfBlick- halm, L2lBi?fgt', Miollis, Morgan, Englund, Ceyer, Anderson, Bowen, Zuehlkc. Back Row-Coach llagen, Foote, Mladick, XVigerswa, Rhodes, XVarren, Houska, Manager Roehlke. FRESH-SOPH . . . Front Row-Plumery, VVhit1nan, D. Munger, Ady, Dc-I,,al'az. McDermott, Riedel, Powers. Middle lion:--Core, Cardwell, Anderson, Maslowski, Francisco, Clary, j. Munger, Boa-vers, Mueller. Cill. Buck Rowe Coach Hagen, Schwarz, Petralito, Sclmeider, Bowden, Clunelik, Sommer, Ludlam. SZ...-,...,. 711 ..n,rA--,F- - VARSITY Once again the wrestlers, under Coach Slimmer, finished the season with an excellent record. Their only losses came at the hands ot New Trlers state champions d an the statels third place winner, Tilden. By winning first place in the sectional, the grapplers qualified nine boys for the state meet. VARSITY Front Row-Schwenig, llall Schmolke, Kueltzo, Bowen Second Row-Claypool, Fatta zcra, Toveli, Topel, manager son, White, Lindell, Krizek Croson, Funston, Kelly, Kuehne m a n a ge r. Buck Row-Coach Slimmer, Bremer, Miller, Schus- ter, Boyer, Bruno, Pearlnan. The referee will declare lhis match over if this guilloiine hold results in Il pin. FRESH-SOPH Front Row-Macro, Ernst, Her- culson, Schwenig, Bowen, VVolt, Bonavolonta, Montino. Second Hou:-Agster, Pusateri, Cerleve, Mikolitis, Schmidt, Chappell, Yaecino, Betz, Schmidt, Fatta, Tagatz, manager. Third Row- Coach Puplis, Zimanzl, De An- geles, Adair, Schaefer, sehmol- ke, Palomluo, jordan, Douglas, manager. Buck Row- Pedi, Ka- hat, Lienhardt, Krengel, Mann, Bumpt, Kelly, Young. FRESH-SOPH NVith some of their better boys wrestling in varsity competition, the fresh-sophs had a rough season. VVin- ning 5 and losing 4, the underclassmen did a good job throughout the year. Under the direction of Coach Puplis, many of the grapplers greatly improved and should help to replace this yearls seniors. Page 143 Del Percio, Loetz, Hrebik, Me: Third Row-Coach Kassel, Nell 1 s irafezi jaw ou ll .SJCILQLILLL 'Pulse SQVISQ 6511159 VARSITY lfront Iiow-Catti, Sanser vino, Trohiani, Provenzano Farinelli, Paolasini, Orvino Second Row4 Ferguson, Nel son, Schlundt, Krizek, Beck Biekenbach, Grady. Thin HUllj!NlilnIIliL'l1, NVright, San ders, Purcell, Swanson, Ire land, Ehlert. Burk Row Coach Appleton, Coael XVrobke, Manager Mundt Manager Zapolski, Manager ltay. SOPHOMORE Fronl Hou:-George, Sturn Cundloek, Serio. Butt: Nt-dry, Flznnhonras. SUVUVI Row-Coach Joyner, XVarre1 Pedersen, lludson, Stangi Byrne, Schultz, Sainpsoi Manager VVinters. Bill Hou:-Young, NleNall' Long before the beautiful weather of sprin f blossu f l . . g :St ms ort 1, the boys around school start thinking of baseball. Despite the rain and cold, which cancelled a number of practices, the varsity and sophomores are looking forward to success- ful seasons. Even though confined inside, they still have the spirit that is neces- sary for a winning team. With five lettermen returning from last year's Suburban League runners-up, varsity Coaches Appleton and VVrobke have a good nucleus to work with. Filling in the remaining positions will be a number of juniors who played with May- wood's Chicago area champions and state finalists in American Legion baseball last summer. New Tfi6l',S defending circuit title-holders, Morton, and our own Pirates are the leading contenders for this year's crown. Besides working for the Suburban League Championship. the Pirates will be eligible to compete in the state elimination tournament this year for the first time since 1948. The boys are practicing harder than usual in anticipation of this tourney. Page 144 Aeeto, liinnpi, ' ' I Kelly. Colwell, Banu follin gxif waving gnfer Kanada! Il lmrksf1.s' if flfllllfll .Alppleton is ,airing his pitch- ing sfaff Il few lIUiHfl'I'-X' on the eorreel glips. Farinelli and Nrflson are Ihr' lilll'-Slfijlh' nmsf proin- ising erlfchcrs. Both .saw uelirm on las! years squurl. Before ns they Sljllllf. The 1na.s'tcr.s- of swat. Tlwgfll win the league f'rrnL'n Ana' Ilia praise of the lorcn. CWVG hopefj LIFESAVING For the past fifteen years Coach Hagen has instructed lifesaving and water safety classes at Proviso, which lead to the earn- ing of American lied Cross certificates. This training enahles many of the lxoys to ohtain summer employment as life- guards. From this group hoys are as- signed as lifeguarcls and inspectors in the regular swim classes, assisting the instructors in any Way that they can. They perform these functions in aclclition to attending their regular physical eclu- cation assignments. The Proviso Life- guard Organization clates hack to 1938 when the fieldhouse was completed. LIFEGUARDS Front Hon'-Kent, Urhanek. jones. linglnnrl, Long, Blickhahn, Bowden. Seennrl RHlL'+ZllC'llil', Jedike, llouska, Hoehlke, Miller, NYarren. Geyer. Buck How-Peters, Ulreieh, Nlortenson, Miollis, Richter, Meilahn, Flight. Not PfL'fIlfClf-CilI'Cl- well, Foote, Mcffleary, Nlt-Daniel, P2lil'TIlOSfl'l'. Phnnery, Thelen, Thoreson. WATER SAFETY AND LIFESAVING CLASS Front How-LaBc-rge, Kent, Urhanek, jones, Englund, Miollis, Blickhahn, Bowden, Ulfeng, Prodzenski. Second Row-Cler, Mr-Derniott, Bond, Aledike, Collisi, Sehauclenecker. Barber, Mead, Striekert, Lawson, Galloway. Third How-Secller, LeCompte, Karhnsieky, Schaefer, Anderson, Ludlum. Blyth, Clnnelik, lfraxieisco, Malwitz, Selverston. Buck Row-Baldwin, Doyle, Munger, Eiclaxn, Schneider, Haut, Clark, Migal- ski, Sommer. Page 145 laring rings ennizf ana! gay TENNIS XVith the major part of the varsity positions Hlled hy juniors, Coach bl. VV. Bennett has a hig joh on his hands. Again the spring Weather has been had in this area, and the team has lost a great deal of time hy having to practice inside. Even so, they have hraved the chilly Winds for a num- her of Weeks to get in shape for their twelve meets. five of which will he played on the home courts. Plus these matches. there will he the state meet and the Suhur- han League meet. VARSITY TENNIS 4:9 Frou! How-Neuhauer. Mladiek, Kent, Billeter. Illialzlle How- lmmel, ltosenwinkel, Gale. james. Buck Rmu-Coach Ben- nett, 'l'helen, Ollier, Mgr. VVelsh. Not Piefzuerl-lNlayers, King. FROSH-SOPH TENNIS Frou! How-lirillinan, Meissner, Cuess, Garvin, MelNlaniman. Cohan, Theile, Becker. Scrroml Hf7llj4N1l'l'lil'1, Alwes, Dillon, Smith, Milkau. Kulwiee, Davis, lfry. Third Row-Coaeh Bennett. lilasius, lieieh, Zusman, Mas- lowski, Nlalwilz, Norton. Bupk Row-Ott, Adenau, Burnett, La- gusea, Pill, VVilson, Mgr. Nlariani. GOLF Front lion:-Malnler, Sommer Musson, Coseh. Brick How- Coaeh Foster, Basarieli. Clipson l uetterer, YVigersnia, Munson XYoelke, litherton, Clos. GOLF Looking forward to a 15-match schedule, Coach U. C. Foster is hopefully working with a talented Bnc links squad. Three veterans, returning from last yearls successful team, promise to holster the 1951 aggregation, with VVhite Pines Country Cluh again hosting the home matches. The state finals to he staged at Champaign. and the league finals at Nlorton highlight the seasonis competition. Page 146 Gnclermen wili Migilf jufured Bex Griep, Harold Nlonilaw, and George Hagen have molded what promises to be one of the best varsity cinder squads in the last few years. The Bucs pre- sented a bright preview of their potentialities by nabbing eighth place in the Oak Park Relays' sparkling 43-entrant field. In the Suburban League indoor meet, the Pirates carried away third-place honors. The varsity boasts an excellent record in dual and triangular meets. The squad is particularly strong in the longer dis- tances and in the weights. An inexperienced fresh-soph aggregation has failed to match the varsity's success, but could improve greatly before the termination of the season. VARSITY TRACK Front How-M aka, liitlel' Cutrara, Smith, Mc-Bride, Migalski, Cuneliare, Bossert. SUCIHIII RoweBoevers, Cray, Thompson, Lyding, Coach Hagen, Coach Monilaw, Coach Criep. Back Row- liotermund, manager, Adair, Soth, Iwasyk, Altenholl, Schlau, Till, Samyn. Noi Pizrfurezl-Beyer, Brown, Howard, Stahler, Thamm. FRESH-SOPH TRACK 1' ron! How-Fox, Fisher. Stokes, Brown, Dittus, Osis, Sitterlee. Second Ho1u-Op- penborn, Bernard, Blasky. Cohen, Vorreyer, Yaccino, Schmidt, lil'lIIlH'I'f. Tllirll Row-Pavone, Sandi-en, 1 Q XVolf, Schultz, Finkler, ja- Q W blonski, Smith, Ash. Bank T Row-Lindman, manager, Crgnrach, Rich, Dina, Reil- ing, Powell, Krengel, Edfors. ZQQNXSE Page 147 s .14 year Wzrfh Wememhering rouifio . . . .gzlafemger fo une . ,. . if ig E A iw Q .A 0 . f' 943 S ri sz vir -Y., a Ng ul... From September to june Proviso echoes and re-echoes XVith .s-ounfls of many gay and lively activities. The merry laughter of picnickers, The happy .singing at patrtie.s', The excited cheering of football fans, Am! the dreamy music of the Prom M ake a year at Prouiso XV01'th remembering. Page 148 .X4 gud? WOMHJO ,MPL ,af Qf'4 .,. w if if N gp fa 8 W 5 4 , M Q fl an al Q D gn., . 9 i L? 3 1 HJ p xo if fx' 'U' ,lr 1 ,.,v 'I 1 ' ' 2' I. ,, gf - ' . 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MARY Lou wmv Page 159 ACTIVITIES Band ......,..............w. .9l'l6!eX 126-127 Camera Club ......... 109 Choir ..,....,............. 122-123 Cine Club ................. 109 Co-op Study Halls .......... 93 Explorer Scouts ....,.,............... 110 Future Business Leaders ......... . 119 Future Teachers of America ....... A... 1 08 Girls' Athletic Association ..,..,. .. .... .116-117 Cirls, League .......................... 101-103 Hi-Y ....................,................. 104-103 National Honor Society .,.. 94-95 Numerals Club .................... 114 Orchestra .............,.,....,................ ........ 1 24-125 Parent-Teacher Association ..... ,... 1 08 Pep Club .................................. 113 Proviso Major Letter Men ....... . 115 Proviso Minor Letter Men .....,. .... 1 14 Proviso Players ........................ 111 Proviso Youth Fellowship .... V, ........ 106-107 Science Club .....,,..................Y1. 110 Student Council ....,.,........... 96-100 Ushers, Club ......... 112 ADMINISTRATION Assistant Superintendent ,..... 15 Attorney .........................1.. 12 Board of Education ........ 12 Counselors ........ ........w... 1 6 Faculty ....................,...... 44-46 Faculty Committees ........ 17 Nurse ...........,t.......Vw..r1... 16 Registrar ........Y,......... 15 Superintendent .......,........wV...w.. 1 13 AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK 47 ATHLETICS Baseball .......,., V...,... 1 44-143 Basketball ....v.,... ....-- 1 33-141 Cross Country .....,. .... 1 37 Football ............ .. ........ 130-136 Golf ...................... 146 Life Saving .,...... 145 Swimming ..,... 142 Tennis ........ 146 Track .............. 147 Wrestling ........ 143 CAFETERIA 48 CALENDAR CAMPUS AND WOODS Fieldhouse .........,.............. Nearby Forest Preserve ,.....,,....., North Side of Building ..,....,,,.....,..,.. The Building-First Avenue Side CLASSES Freshmen .....,.. Sophomores ........ Juniors . .......w,.. Seniors ....,.....,...r..., Class Pictures ...,... Here's Who ...,,.. Ofiicers r....... Poems ................t Class Play ........vY,., Summer School ,....i DEPARTMENTS Art ....,................... Commercial ........ English ..............., Home Economics . Industrial Arts ....... Language ........ Library ............ Mathematics ............. Music ..,,.,............v...V.r,r.. Physical Education ........ Science ....,.... , ................ . Social Sciences ...... Speech ....................... Special Education ..,..,. FOREWORD MAINTENANCE OFFICES Administration Office ......,. Business Office ................. PUBLICATIONS Blue Book ..,,.. Pageant ....... Provi ..... 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