Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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First row—Jennie Whitfield. Gordon Barker. Dorothy Kessler. Dewey Christopherson. Dena Jaffe, Leon Gould. Verian Mall, Roy Beardsley. Jean Thorson. Miss Greer. Second row—Dennis Francis. Vivian Mall, Ronald Brimicombe. Helen Cain. Ray Stine. Rose Luttrell. Floyd Derby. Marilyn Francis. Charles Kaufman. Astrid Olson. Third row—Charles King. Barbara Fanning. Lowell Anderson. Arleen LaBoube. Mary Casner. Marie Hilliard. Martha Hanson. Beverly Covert. Richard Miles. Hdna Mae Schoener. Fourth row—Richard Holland. LaVonne Foster. Jack Smith, Dean Leland. Orvin Luttrell. John Waldee. A. J. Whitfield. Robert Fanning. Nancy Ford. Arlene Weber. Arlene Sherman. Back row—Norman Shurson, Clarian Clausen. Richard Hall-strom. Bertil Mattson. Bruce Obenhaus. Lloyd Richardson. Wendell Stahl. Not tn picture—Wilma Allen, Ray Weisenburger. Wayne Fitzpatrick. Henry Greenstreet. DuWayne Johnson. Dena Jaffe. Donald Reynolds. SOPHOMORES The sophomores this year have not been in the limelight so very much, but all the same they have been doing active things. They were well represented in the school activities such as the various clubs and musical groups, with thirteen members on the Sandscript and several on the Reflector staff. The sophomores made fine records in football, basketball, and track. Charles King, Gordon Barker, Wayne Fitzpatrick, DuWayne Johnson, and Leon Gould won major letters in football. The sophomores intend to keep up and improve the fine records set by the juniors and will do all in their power to hold up the traditions of the Sandwich Township High School. 18 The 1946 Reflector

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hrst row—Helen Foster. Anita Meyer. Betty Lou Miller. Ruth Eade. Phyllis Baie. Marilyn Gillis. Margene Hill. Janet Miller. Evelyn Hubbard. Second row—Edward Watts. Anna Mae St. Clair. Howard Marrs. Lois Ott. Russell Priesman. Jean Mueller. Louis Mueller. Mary Lou Bond. Edward Marrs. Miss Young. Third row— Fred Herman. Robert Lobdell. Norman Flavin. Lynn Hough. Wiley Updike. Donald Eldred. Robert Hackler. Gordon Greenwood. Donald Ropp. Back row—Myrtle Kaufman. Yvonne Rumney. Dolores Reimann. Mary Titzel. Not in picture—Norma Hupach, Verdell Hanson. Stirling Larson, Martin Behrens, Mary Ann Templeman. JUNIORS Under the direction of their class adviser. Miss Doris Young, the 1946 Junior Class started the year off by sponsoring a very successful skating party. I hen came the Junior-Senior Hunt—they didn’t find the seniors. But they came right back with a big pencil sale and the junior play. After Christmas, the juniors gave the seniors their party, then put on a Washington’s Birthday Dance and the Carnival. May 17 was the lucky date for the gala event. The Prom.’’ This year we danced in Candy Land with music furnished by Herby Palmer s orchestra. Everything was mighty sweet. The main attraction at the Prom was when senior queen Nancy Early, accompanied by her attendants. Ula Wright. Janice Stratton. Vivian O’Neill, Helen Kiley, Colleen Rooney, and Betty Miller, relinquished her throne to the newly-crowned queen. The 1946 Reflector 17

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First row — Doris Carr. James Killey. Lois Lundy, Tom Hallstrom. Darleen Walley. Edward Watkins. Bonita Phillips. James Thompson. Vivian Wright, Berne Schorsch. Mary Marrs, Robert Reimann. Second row-—Russell McMaster, Annie Stoudt. Robert Bowker. Patricia Ford. George Kleinprinz, Marian Lett, Robert Christensen. Joyce Hubbard. Keith Titzel, Darlene Carr, Paul Mueller. Joy Cunningham. Third row—Mr. Davis, Betty Champlin, Delores Darby. Leon Johnson, Gladys Christenson. Henry Suppes, Joan Matusiak. Leon Caquelin. Marilyn Matusiak. Gerald Tuttle. Barbara Bennett. William Faber. Fourth row—Helen Hanson. Irma Fitzpatrick, Beverly Denman. Beverly Smith. Norma Morris, Dorothy Riis, Mary Ann Thompson. Lorraine Ott. Mary Brcur. Janice Bark. Allene Stahl. Mary Ann Eide. Back row—Rodney Hupach. Milford Clausen. Walter Ostrom, Louise Humiston. Richard Law, Irma Dell Brand. David Sherman. Janice Law. Ralph Hubbard, Richard Scent, Edward Stratton. Not in picture—Dean Smith, Charlotte Livingston. Norma Tuttle. which are to govern them during their high school life. Several members with musical talent joined the high school choruses and band while others divided their interests among such activities as athletics, F. F.A., F. H. A., and the news staff. The freshmen members of the basketball squads were instrumental in the success of our team. The freshman class boasts 65 members, the largest class in S. T. H. S. The freshmen of 1945-1946 lost no time in becoming acquainted with the rules The 1046 Reflector 19