Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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n;ooI2oi 00( i Top Bow: U. Wright. C. Strode. D. Bogg. N. Obenhaus, F. Barker, J. Stratton. D. Larson. B. Antrobus. Third Row: G. Whitfield. J. Helgren. R. Fischer. B. Gran. B. Burson. H. Brand. D. Bennett. I. Fitzpatrick. R. Wagner. W. Greenwood. Second Row: Miss MesenKop. N. Early. E. Duvick. V. O'Neill. D. Woodruff. C. Stoudt. B. Koehler. J. Jaffe L. Reymann. F. Bowker. N. Miller. First Row: H. Kiley. D. Cain. D. Schorsch. K. Kessler. D. Gillis. D. Johnson, M. Ford. G. Scoughten. E. Zimmerman. Now that the Sophies know their way around and are used to the general run of things they're settled down to a normal life—that is if you can say that any sophomore is normal. They were definitely hep all year. With Jerry Jaffe as president, assisted by Kenneth Kessler and Toby Stoudt, they whizzed thru the year with English parties, dances, treasure hunts, and fancy jive sessions. But don't get the idea that these kids didn't work .... Thoughts circled around in their craniums at a dizzy rate. Dashing down the halls you could hear such shrieks as, Hey Ken, got your geometry done? Kin I see it? or Nancy, are you ready for your biology test? or perhaps they tracked down another scholar just to see if his work looked like hers was going to. Between them, they generally got an attractive grade. Thus ended the year with everyone happy. Lett to Right: Kenneth Kessler—Secretary Jerry Jaffe- President Charles Stoudt—Vice president (not pictured)

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Thrills, chills, screams and suspense . . . murder and mystery on a stormy night . . . superstitious negroes, a designing female, a lawless lawyer ... all this in The Haunted Chair. This was presented by the Juniors on December 21, under the direction of Miss Smith. Nellie Kennedy Liza Lee................. Lazy Lee................. Lucille Page .... Dr. Henry Stanley Bob Stanley .... Peggy Moore .... Jeffery Fallen .... Mrs. Kitty Burlove Inspector Dennis Gilhooley Mr. John Baxter Mrs. Mable Moore . Phyllis Stratton . Sherrilyn Kell . . Harold CoaJres . . Joan Mueller Robert Montgomery . . Walter Scent . . Shirley Smith Melvin Christopherson Margie Weber . Lawrence Hanson Charles Walker . Doris Minnich

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f f Top Row: B. Goldbranson. R. Lobdell. H. Foster, S. Larson. M. Hill. W. Updike. M. Gillie. B. Hackler. Y. Rumney, G. Greenwood. Fourth Row: L. Mueller. E. Kinsel. F. Herman. M. Sandoval. D. Eldred. N. Flavin, J. Miller. Third Row: Mr. Davis. M. Titxel. G. Blankenship. D. Reimann. E. Hubbard. Second Row: J. Kell. L. Eagle. I Mueller. D. Brand. D Parks M. Behrens. N. Hupach. L. Hough. First Row: E. Marrs. G. Koehler. M. Bond. R. Priesman. P. Baie. D. Ropp. A Meyers. V. Hanson. R. Eade. H. Marrs. F R E 5 H n A N c L A 5 S Those scared looking things commonly called Freshman, no longer look as such. But. oh, those first days! The school looked like a great twining serpent with its maze of halls. They just got calmly situated and the initiation was dumped on them. Dresden doll or Peter Pan faces were changed into something weird and uncanny. Then came the Junior Mixer and everyone became acquainted with the Freshies and vice versa. This started the Frosh on a gay round of social functions, the main event being the Sadie Hawkins Day Party. Of course in between, fortunately or unfortunately as the case may be, came studies. They really weren't as bad as everyone said they would be. With Ruth Eade. president. Fred Herman, vice president, and Janet Miller as secretary, the year ran along very smoothly and you can't even tell a Freshman from a Junior. Can You? Lett to Right: Ruth Eade— President Fred Herman—Vice President Janet Miller - Secretary Seriously Freshman athletes The great profiles Myrt