Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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Front rote-Affaroleen Updike, Charles Strode. Sandra Schultz, Ronald Carr. ldalia Schorseh, Kenneth Bannister. Carol lloughtby, David Stahl. Joyce Kinchner, Gerald Mall. liyelyn Jensen. Junior McMaster. Carol l.arson. Miss O'Gonnor. Setoml fort'-Richard Scoughton. Dorothy Ploger. Donald Potter. Jessie lfreeland. Gerald Beck. Nlerle Seoughton. Arnold Aliens. Joan Thompson. Glendon Reimann. Doris Munson. Ronald XVilhelm. Arlene XVeiland. Xlr. Chamness. Thirtl rote-f-Beverly Hupach. Patricia Tit7el. Ronald Reinhardt, Nlarlene llolly, Russell lfritseh. Joan Potter. Ralph Bennett. Betty l.arson. John lXlcQuown. Betty lfox. l.eon Luttrell, fourth rote-Kenneth Augustine. Carol Ammons. Robert Kiley. Patricia Jensen. Dale Dierzen, SlllJI'll'1C Scheidecker. George Nesmith. Janet XVesson, Nlax Malone, Chata Holmes. Ronald XVallis. l.ucille Sehoener. Ififth rott'7.lohn XVallace. Robert Latham, Donald lford. Jerry XVilie. Jerry lfaber, James Casey. Not pie!tired-Ronald Holman. Verdelle Roundv, Peter l.awyer, lllaine llooper. CARAVAN '52 President--wGerald Mall Vice PresidentfDonald Potter Sec,-Treas.-f-fsflhata Holmes Student Council--Pflanet XVesson, Kenneth Augustine AdvisersgWNlr. Patil Chamness and Miss Helenkjo D'Connor Many bewildered freshmen wandered through the halls on the thirteenth day of September. They looked scared and ill at ease. Xlany got into wrong classrooms. but all hnally found the right place. After the first week or so classes rolled along smoothly and the school settled down to a definite routine. Of course there were parties and club meetings to attend. Those initiations were fun even if they were initia- IIODS. There were fifty-six freshmen this year. lt seemed that everyone was joining clubs and going out for sports. Nlost of the girls and some of the boys joined the choruses. The boys went out for sports and many earned letters and numerals. Those out for football werei Gerald Nlall. Arnold Abens. James XVilhelm, Charles Strode. George Nes- mith, Donald Potter. Ronald Vdallis, James Robert liritsch. and Jerry Faber. Those going out for basketball were: Jerry Faber, J, R. Kiley, Arnold Abens, Donald Potter. Ralph Bennett, Ronald Carr, Kenneth Augustine. Jim Vdilhelm. Jerry Beck. Charles Strode, Pete l.awyer. Russel Fritsch, Ron XVallis. Don Reinhardt. and Jerry Nlall, Dale Dierzen is second-team manager. The freshmen are now settled in high school lite and looking forward to their soph- omore year. 24. The 1040 Reflector

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Q lzrsf rote'-Rosalie Champlin. Ralph Noyce. Janet Ford. lvan XX'allis. Beverly 'Iuttle. lldward O Neill. Mary Riliurn Vernon l.osee. .lanet XX'agner. .James Dolder. XYanda Nettleingham, Ciilen Klotl. Xettintl riirt'-V-Roliert Holmes. Barbara lroeger. Richard Duvick. Barbara Sprowles. Duane Vermeland. llllene Stroct Ronald Schultz. l'alricia Nelson. Ctirtis Combs. Margie Ryburn. lldward Seitlinger. Helen Swenson. llzirtl rou--.loyce XX'illers. l.ouis Haulaold. Dorothy Smith. Dayid Fanning. Marilyn .-Xnderson. Harlan XValley. Blrv r Swisher. Robert Nlueller. Darlene Schultz. Robert Grady. Ruth Xlchlaster. Miss liide. I-ourlh fort'--CHer.ilcl Sherman. llldonna Coquelin. Richard Bannister. Marlene Morrissey. Harold Reynolds. Mary Ann Rci man. XX'illiam Gilman. .Xnn Ploger. Jim Detller. Ruebcn Allen. Iillh i'ott'7fXi'nolcl Christensen. Ronald Colby. XVilliam Colliflower. CARAVAN '51 President - .lim Detzler Secretary-'l'reasurersAMarlene Morrissey Assistant-Mr Fellow prospectors. lend me your time. upsight. patience. etc., while I tell you about that remarkable group of studious Hi stu- dents. the sophomoresf ll' you dont belieye that this class is tal- ented. Liust read this: 'lihere were nine of our boys: Arnie Christ- ensen. .lerome Jaffe. Bob Xlueller. .lim Detzf ler. Roh Holmes. Ronnie Schultz. Jim Dold- er. lgd O Xeill. and Bill Colliflower out lor football. Nlany ol the abovementioned were out for basketball. along with Rueben Allen. Ron- nie Colby. Dick Duyick. and Curtis Combs. .lim Detzler. Arnie Christensen. Doc Cirady. lid O'Neill. Harlan XX'illey and Har- old Reynolds helped to make up our neyer- tii lac-liergotteii track team Vice PresidentffJanet Ford Adviser-Miss Marie Fide . Thomas R. Davis As for the music department. the girls are in girls' chorus. and a few of the boys are in boys' chorus. Songbird Nlargie Ryburn is a 'liriple Trio member and Dick Duyick warbles in the Double Quartet. Representing the class in activities calling for brains are debaters Barbara Swisher. .lerome Jafle. .lim Detzler and Vernon l.osee .lanet Ford is president of the l.atin Club. Darlene Schultz is secretary of the .biClV7Cl.St'!'Ij7l. and Klary Ann Reimann is vice-president ol F.H.A. Yes. this class is darn iexcuse the grammari good. but dont forget those mem bers whose talents are still uncovered. 'lihe Dctober hayride. assembly program in February are never-to-bekforgotten1 nor is the picnic at Starved Rock. which ended a lane year. fmt fur ft.f1.r.1i, 25