Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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.. .. .. - W, .1-.,,, .. -.,'Q:ZN ',.W ,., ...,.., B .. vs. , ,Y , , all z s - J .1 liirxt row, left In right --Mary Marrs, Herne Snhorsch, Doris Carr, Dean Smith, llonita Phillips, fieorge Klein- prinlz, Darlene XYally, Richard Aliens, Vivian XYright, Tom Hallstroin, Joyce Huhhard, l.eRoy Fox. Xpmnifi row-lietty Champlin, james Kelly, Darlene Carr. l'aul Mueller, Norma Tuttle. lit-ith Titzel. Jey Cunningham, lfdward Nvatkins, Marianne Ford, Boh Neiman, Miss Mesenkop tclass advisorl. Tliirzz' row--A1111 Stoudt, Beverly Smith, joan Mutusiak. Dolores Darhy, Norma Morris. Marylin Matusiak Patty Hough, Gladys Christenson, Mary lireuer, Patty Ford. liourlh nm'--Marion l.ett, lloh Christeuson, Barbara Bennett, Rodney Hupach, Janice Ilark, l.eon johnson Mary Ann liide, lloh Ilowker, Beverly Denman, jerry Tuttle. lfifili rim'--Allave Sherman, Dorothy Riis, Janice Law. Ralph Huhhard, Ann jornlin, llelen Hanson, Milford Clausen, Lorraine Ott, Allene Stahl. .S'i.rf1r row- 'Irma Fitzpatrick, Louise I-lumiston, lrma Dell Brand. SOPHOMORE SCOUTS Uctoher 16th was an eventful day for the sophomores, for that was the date of their lirst party, a scavenger hunt, which ended in a tie with Mr. Davis elim- inating the one hecause of an inedihlc horse chestnut. The grand prize was a jack o' lantern tilled with candy kisses. When Novemher rolled around, other parties were anticipated and a sandwich sale was held in order to till the treasury. So the green little freshnien of t'45 with a great deal of help from their ad- visor, Miss Mesenlcop, have proved themselves capable of handling all their future prohlenls as juniors. l'resident, lllary .-Xnn liideg Yice-l'resident, lrnia liitzpatrickg Secretary-Treas- nrer, llarleen XValley3 Student Council, l,ouise lllnniston, l.eroy lfox. The 19-lf Rvfivrfov 25

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News lfirxl ro-rv, left lo right -Gordon Harker, Jean Thorson, Chuck King, Dorothy Kessler, Floyd Derby, Helen fain, Henry tireenstreet, Delores lilotz, l.eon Gould. Delia Jaffe, Wilma Allen. ,SQ-folic! ro-zo-V Donald Reynolds. Astrid Olson, Lowell Anderson, Marilyn Francis, Yictor Beardsley, Marilyn Hough, Ronald llrimicombe, Rose l.uttrell. XVendell Stahl, Miss Young. Tliiru' nm' --llarbara lianniug, jack Smith, Mary Casner, Dean Leland, Marie Hilliard, XX. NYhitlield, lidna Mae Sehoener, Ray XTR-isenburger. Arlene Lalioubc, Charles Kaufman, 1'i1llU'fl1?'U'ZA'fl.2lwYOllIlL'FOSTCT,liI'llCCc,DUllll2llIS, Martha Hanson, Bertil Mattson, Arlene Sherman, Richard Holland, lieverly Covert, Dennis Francis, Robert Fanning. Ififfli roto-nOrveii l.uttrell, Dick l-lallstrom, Norman Shurson, l.loyd Richardson, XN'ayne liitzpatrick, Clarion Clausen. Noi fvirllrrvff---hleliiiie VYliitlield. JUNIOR BRAVES The junior class started the year off with Miss Young tadvisorj, .-Xstrid Olson fipresidentj, Gordon Barker tvice-presidentl, l.owell Anderson 4Secretary-TreasurerJ to lead them through this busy year, They were represented in the student eouneil by Marilyn Francis and Richard l lolland. .-X lonely, wet bean tield aided the seniors in hiding from the juniors and soon after their defeat the juniors rewarded the seniors with a hay ride. There were many dances sponsored by the junior class, a humorous playf I-ife of the Party, a bigger and better carnival and a lovely prom. The gym was beautifully decorated with mermaids, stars, seatish and tishnets to carry out the underwater theme. 'lean Mueller, senior queen, crowned the May Queen, Dorothy Kessler, in a beautiful ceremony. This year's attendants were 'lean Thorson, Marilyn Francis, Dolores Klotz, Dean 'latte-, Astrid t Jlson, and 'Iennie VVhitlield. A new attraction, added to the procession this year was the juniors' handsome king, Chuck King, and his attendants. l.eon Gould, Dick llolland, Gordon Barker, Floyd Derby, Wayne Fitz- patrick, and Dean l.eland. liveryone dressed in their gayest lndian iinery , danced to the thirteen-piece band of Bill Cook and his artists of swing, culminating the grandest prom ever, thanks to the juniors and their eliicient advisor, Miss Doris Young. 24. Tin' 10-If fxicjlvffof'

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'4 . 'G 'hwlulsy W lfirsl ruie, Icff to riyhlfliosalie Champlin, Phillip WHQIICT, Pat Scbby, Dwaine Dannewitz, Barbara Dreebin, Kaye Haag, Donna Houghthy, Dwight A. Klotz, Norma Rex, Dwight M. Klotz. .T4'L'll1llf 7'tITd'+llI'lSClll1l Fanning, Ralph Cain, Frances Sprowles, Clyde Olson, Mary Ann Johnson, lid Fan- ning, Mary Ann Morrissey, Alan Dicrzen, Annabelle Miles, Mr. Davis Qclass advisorl. Tlzird row!---Betty l.uttrell. Charles Hilliard, Dorothy VVallis, Peter Crowell, l'at VVittie, Stanley NYilliams, Sylvia Dalton, Ronnie liva, Hazel Anderson. lfourlh rim'-Bonnie Hanson. VVilliam XVright, Betty l.eifheit, Bob Beck, Arlene Foster, Lowell Phillips, Evelyn Dobbs, Mary Sebby, Paul Bland. Fifth ru'zewPaula Casstevens, Karl Rnd, Don Augustine, Pete Abens, Jim O'Neil, Charles Hough. FRESHMAN PAPOOSES The freshman class of 1946-47 is composed of 46 students. .Nt the beginning of our school year we had our election of elass officers, which were as follows: l'resident... ,...,,......,,,,.,..,,......,.......,....,.,.,...,..,,.,....,,,...,,,,,,....... ......,....,. ,,.,, , ..,,,,,,,,,. , . ,, .,,, .,lX'lary .Xllll johnson Vice-l'resident ...,............... .,..,,..........,,.,..,.,,.,,...., ,,,.,,. X N 'illiam W'right Secretary-'l'rcasure1 '......... .,.......,.....,..... ,..,...... ll ' lary .Xnn Morrissey Student Council.. ,,.,......,. ................................. .....,.,,, . . ......,,.. S ylvia Dalton, Dwight ,-X. lilotz Mr. Davis, our class advisor, was in Charge of this election. This year there are many outstanding freshman athletes who are: .lim U'Neill l.owell Phillips l'aul Bland Ralph Cain Dwaine Dannewitz lidward Fanning, Manager Karl Rnd Don Augustine Xylllllllll VVright Charles llough Pete .Nbens This freshman class also has a trio which is composed of lfvelyn Dobbs, alto: Donna lloughtby, second soprano: Dorothy VVallis, soprano. Norma Rex is their accompanist. The freshman class had a party on Ma1'ch2S. Refreshments were served and the party was enjoyed by everyone. 26 wa- 1047 R.-fn-ffm