Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

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' W ' 0 0 I , ' I fllln I1 if 4 -YP M FOREWORD To you who wull sTlll be on The mslde from us who will be on The oufslde here IS a plcTure record of your 51 52 school year class rooms where you labored We hope you will feel ThaT This IS your annual and may you Treasure The memornes of Thus year In S T H S Sponsored by The SENIOR CLASS of S T H S The pep meeTings . . . Homecoming Parade . . . school dances . . . The A , E ' fir A .Q DEDICATION For your guidance and assistance in all our problems . . .your willingness to help. . . always the tirst to work and the last to leave . . . participation in all our events . . . the best class advisor anyone could have . . . you and S. T. H. S. will go hand in hand in our memories . . .tor making our class the success it is, we want to show our appreciation . . . we are proud to dedicate this book to you, Mr. Alexander. J' J 6 Z2 F i ig -r, In Cpontenlfs Ifafgf Af 9 s E gr 942' sl Sfars UUA! My We 1175 fvmelts Self Zlt Ydyorfff rn 'CIHAXI if brig? K+ was X My X? 0 REFLECTOR STAFF Last row, left to right: Danny Fisher, Dale Dierzen, Robert Latham. Second row: Janet Serby, Faith Brady, Peggy Kuppler, Chata Holmes, Janet Wesson, Pat Titzel, Kenny Augustine, John McQuown, Caroleen Updike. Seated: Delta Holmes, Joyce Kinchner, Phyllis Anderson, Jean McQuown, Carole Larson, Carol Ammons, Bev Hupach, Mary Curran, Evelyn Grandgeorge, Pat Jensen. Editor , ...,,, ,..,,. V as Organization Editor ..., Sports Editors , ...,,,, , Administration Editor YYYVV , Senior Class Editor ,,..,,,, Junior Class Editor ,ee,A.....,e. Sophomore Class Editors Freshman Class Editor ,, Copy Editor ,.....,,..,,,. ,, Assistant Copy Editors Typing Editor ,, ,, EAROLE LARsoN CAROLEEN UPDIKE JOHN MCQUOWN KENNETH AUGUSTINE JOYCE KINCHNER CAROL AMMONS GERTRUDE BARK JEAN MCQUOWN PHYLLIS ANDERSON QUEN WUTZKE PAT JENSEN PAT TITZEL MARY CURRAN EVELYN GRANDGEORGE Photography Editor ..,,,.,,, ..,.,, B OB LATHAM BRUCE WALLEY DALE DIERZEN DONNA BROWN Assistant Photographers ..,,.. Line-A-Day Writer ...... Circulation Manager .....e,,.......... .,...,.... B EV HUPACH Advertising Manager .....,,..,,,,,,,..... ...... P EGGY KUPPLER Assistant Advertising Manager ..,..,. .....,, J ANET WESSON Editorial Staff ,,,,,,,,.....,..,,. ee,e,e.,,,........,... E RMA SHIRADELLY JEANNINE OLSON, MARION DANNEWITZ, JOHARRIET NE- SMITH, NANCY CLAESSON, BARBARA KUPPLER Business Staff , , W ,v,,.,A.e,, ,eee,e.....Ye,.VV,VVV.V... D ELTA HOLMES DANNY FISHER, FAITH BRADY, JANET SERBY CAROLE LARSON, Editor MRS, STOUT, Advisor , NORTH STAR Counselor and advisor . . . heads student govern- ment . . . cheerful . . . friendly . . . helpful . . . advises teachers . . . B.S., M.A .... Waldorf and Augustana College . . . Boulder University . . . Master's at Northwestern. MR. MAYNARD FERDEN Superintendent of Schools MINOR CONSTELLATIONS Plan assembly programs . . . sell candy after school . . . noon sock dances . . . President, Don Potter . . . Vice President, Carole Larson . . . Secretary, Peggy Kuppler . . . Treasurer, Chata Holmes . . . Advisor, Mr. Maynard Ferden. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right, standing: Joan Thompson, Halsten Shurshon, Jerry Helin, Ronnie Carr, Donnie Wallis, Darlene Klotz. Seated: Delta Holmes, Chata Holmes, Don Potter, Carole Larson, Peggy Kuppler. T3 1:7 BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 ' D ,a.., Wx vo k 'X,, f rw f l Dr. A. A. Legner Lester Hage Franklin Mall Floyd Phillips President gi. X, Us-.A 'Rl' -.....,.... 1... an Clyde Wutzke Darrell Wesson Max Swisher Maynard Ferden Secretary Mrs. Margaret Strode . . . school nurse . . . first Mrs. Verna Graf . . . school secretary . . . friendly yea, . , n 'OTS of fun u Q l friendly . U I Checks on - - - efflclenl - - - lafdY Slips - - - report Cards absentees . . .T.B. Tests . . . helps with physical . . . typing . . . bookwork. exams' J... Kate -busy . . . pleasant . . . furnace room Larry -friendly grin . . . keeps school clean . . . mows lawn . . . keeps the fires burning . . . rnops . . . waste baskets . . . drives station . . . walking encyclopedia . . . answer man . . . wagon . . . decorates the school with Christmas ardent reader. cheer . . . always ready to lend a hand. COM ETS They bring us to school cheerfully and safely. Russell Klotz Jack Duvick Ott Stahl MRS. CAVE AND MRS. MALL Neal Kordish, a Junior at S.T.H.S., as- sists with the hot lunch program. He checks daily attendance and helps clean up. A FEW OF THE STUDENTS ENJOY A GOOD MEAL X COME AND GET IT Hot lunches are a new program of S.T.H.S. Mrs. Cave and Mrs. Mall with the assistance of student's mothers pre- pare tasty meals for the students. This year approximately 240 students par- ticipate every day. i . NEAL KORDISH AT WORK. Good meals . . . casserole dishes . . bar-b-q's . . . meat and potatoes . . iello . . . lettuce salads . . . soup . . ice cream. G 3-I his A.. MRS. JOAN STOUT S. T. H. S. ot Work Led by the Guiding Stars Mrs. Stout- Honey -Latin and English I . . . Ist year at S.T.H.S .... Reflector Advisor . . . sweet smile . . . wiIling,to help . . . enioys Chinese art . . . James Milliken University, Butler University, University of Wisconsin. LATIN . . . Gods and Goddesses . . . Latin Club emergency meetings . . . sneaked in between Ulysses and the first year's identification-G-CGrammarj men. ENGLISH I . . . In a fog with the Ancient Mariner . . . Waltzing Matilda . . . loook reports . . . spelling and spelling all over again. INDUSTRIOUS LATIN II STUDENTS. Miss Olson- Marion -Girls' P.E. and English II . . . ist year at S.T.H.S .... likes sports . . . North Park Junior College, Northwestern Uni- versity, B.A. degree, Luther College. ENGLISH II-Manslaughter of Julius Ceasar . . . obiect of preposition . . . short stories. GIRLS' P.E.-volleyball tournaments . . dancing . . . basketball . . . relay races. MISS MARION OLSON GMS' Pi' PLAYS NCKBALL- ENGLISH ii stuoies Juuus cEAsAR. Coach Molinari- Moon - Head of Athletics Depart- ment . . . 5th year at S.T.H.S .... track . . . fine football coach . . . A.B., Ripon College, University of Wisconsin, Washington and Lee University. I . MR. MADEO MOLINARI MISS RUTH BAUNER Miss Bauner- Ruth -English III, IV, and Jour- nalism . . . 2nd year at S.T.H.S .... Sandscript . . . Library . . . Christian Activities . . . B.S., Western Illinois State College. ENGLISH III and IV-Possessives . . .Adverbial phrases . . . Beowulf . . . Themes . . . Term Papers . . . Macbeth . . . Book reports JOURNALISM-Weekly beats . . . Articles . . . Sandy Jr .... Personalities . . When, Where, How, Why, and What. INDUSTRIOUS SENIORS READING THE CANTERBURY TALES. Mrs. Lindner- Vi -Speech and French . . . 4th year at S.T.H.S .... Helpful . . . Directs class plays . . . Mother of two children . . . Hiram College . . . University of Illinois . . . University of Colo- rado . . . A.B., M.A. MRS. VIOLET LINDNER fl ' J C4-Zlfhl . ?-R477 SPEECH-Poetry . . . Ma and Pa Kettle . . . readings . . . Choral Reading . . Local speech contest. FRENCH-Small class . . . Boniour . . . comment allez-voirs? . . . Tres bien merci . . . coniugate verbs . . . listen to French records . . . vocabulary . . . Christmas carols and customs. SPEECH CLASS AT WQRK. LA CLASSE DE FRANCAIS. 1- -7.35-T,-2 ....--f- MRS. EUGENIA SHULTZ Future cooks . . . ...L -Y xl Mrs. Shultz - Jean - Heads Homemaking Department. . . 3rd year at S.T.H.S. F.H.A. advisor . . . neat, efficient . . . likes handcraft . . . B.S., University of Tennessee . . . Ball State Teachers College . . . Northern Illinois Teachers College. HOMEMAKING l and ll-Cooking . . . Sewing . . . Table manners . . . List the basic seven. FAMILY LIVING-Home nursing course. . .Child care.. . Rules for dating . . . serving . . . Per- sonality. BONNIE DEMONSTRATES TEXTILES. Mr. Larson - Arne - Social Science Department 2nd year at S.T.H.S .... Basketball Coach . . . Good Natured . . . Enioys all sports . . . B.A., Beloit College, University of Wisconsin. WORLD HISTORY. . . Roman em- pire . . . early literature . . . different religions. AMERICAN HISTORY . . . Civil War . . . presidents . . . political parties . . .Missouri Compromise. ECONOMICS and SOCIOLOGY . . . Utility . . . Greshams law . . . National debt . . . human relations . . . juvenile delin- quency. ECONOMICS STUDIES LABOR UNIONS. MR. ARNE LARSON AMERICAN HISTORY STUDIES ANDREW JACKSON MR. DAVID GRAF DOESN'T JoHN LOOK sruolous? 'ik i X EEHQ g fi: .a -, X Mr. David Graf- Dave -Industrial Arts and Draft- ing . . . 6th year at S.T.H.S .... Rifle Club Advisor . . . Neat . . . sense of humor . . . Enioys photog- raphy . . . B.S., University of Illinois. SHOP-first project . . . lots of work but fun . . . welding . . . working with plastics . . . exhibit at Open House. MECHANICAL DRAWING-plan layouts . . . figur- ing board feet. SHOP I WORKS WITH PLASTICS. Mr. Alexander- Sam -Commercial Department and Spanish . . . 2nd year at S.T.H.S .... Senior class Advisor . . . golf . . . full of fun . . . B.S., Illinois State Normal University. TYPING I and ll-margins . . . letter writing . . . speed . . . timed tests . . . alphabet . . . General Business . . . checks . . . interest . . . depreciation. BOOKKEEPING . . . trial balance . . . balance sheet . . . debits . . . credits . . . subsidiary ledgers. SPANISH . . . Como se llama Ud? . . . radical changing verbs . . . Personal . . . Position of direct objects. TYPING II LEARNS OFFICE PRACTICE. MR. DONALD ALEXANDER BOOKKEEPING CLASS STUDIES ACCOUNTING Mr. Davis- Tom -Heads Math Department . . . Debate . . . 18th year at S.T.H.S .... Neat ap- pearance . . . friendly . . . enjoys gardening . . . A.B., lllinois College, M.A., University of Chicago. MR. THOMAS DAVIS ALGEBRA-formulas . . . unknown numbers . . equations . . . tests. GENERAL MATH-problems . . . multiplication of fractions. GEOMETRY-theorems . . . hypothesis and con- clusions. SOLID GEOMETRY-difficult problems . . . visualiz- ing lines of obiects . . . plane geometry with complications. GEOMETRY CLASS AT WORK. SOLID GEOMETRY CLASS COMPOSED OF BOYS. if A -'tf -W 32324 V 'wg Y I 6 fW'5 f ' ' ffl? '7 Q 4,554 A , - ,..,..:..,,.M- Q ' Q Q2 .iffy z .LV .rl-- , f IL:-'f' Mr. Ben Eade- Ben -Agriculture and Biology . . . 33rd year at S.T.H.S .... F.F.A. Advisor . . . likes to ioke . . . good sense of humor . . . enioys gardening . . . Every year they get dumber and dumber . . . B.S., University of Illinois . . . Summer School, University of Illinois '49, Colorado Teachers College. MR. BEN EADE Ag. l and Il-Proiects, sheep, pigs, calves, garden- ing . . . analysis of soil. BIOLOGY-Orders of insects . . . disecting . . protozoa . . . dominant and recessive traits . . cross a Hereford and an Angus . . . AG, I OUR FUTURE FARMERS, BIOLOGY HAS THEIR TESTS. MR. Paul Chamness- Cham -Head of Science Department . . . 5th year at S.T.H.S .... Good natured . . . enioys helping students . . . assist- ant football coach . . . Junior class Advisor . . . Camera Club Advisor . . . B.S. and M.S., Illinois State Normal, Washington State College. MR. PAUL CHAMNESS GENERAL SCIENCE-planets . . . clouds, cumulus . . . Man in the Motor Car . . . parts of the engine . . . shift . . . Centrifugal force. CHEMISTRY-Acid radicals . . . salts . . . protons . . . atomic weight . . . Henry's Law . . . gram-molecular weights . . . problems . . . formulas. PHYSICS-BoyIe's law . . . problems and more problems . . . heat . . . Kenitic Energy . . . Potential Energy. CHEMISTRY CLASS WORKS AN EXPERIMENT. PHYSICS CLASS STUDIES THE INCLINE PLANE l I Q L..- Mr. Jackman- Bill -lnstrumental Music . . . 5th year at S.T.H.S .... good band . . . enioys reading . . . B.E. Northern Illinois State Teachers College . . M.M.E., Vandercook School of Music. ALL-STATE BAND MEMBERS MR. WILLIAM JACKMAN Left to right: Quen Wutzke, Sandra Legner, Mari lobdell, Jack Curran, Steve Wutzke. Back row, left to right: J. Curran, R. Vermeland, D. Sherman, P. Johnson, P. Hotop, Mr. Jackman, B. Peck, L. Freeland, M. Lobdell, M. Seitsinger, G. Potter, Z. Eisner, J. Carlson, C. Ploger, S. Bark, P. Casey. Second row: B. Walley, R. Schiradelly, T. Scheidecker, M. Voga, R, Ferden, J. Stahl, D. Nelson, A. Knights, D. Dierzen, L. Ploger, A. Johnson, D. Legner. First row: Q. Wutzke, J. Zimmerlin, P. Carlson, M. Bowker, D. Ploger, D. Holmes, N. Wolfe, S. Wutzke. Not pictured: B. Stahl, P. Flynn. 3 'vw f- .: if f A 4- IX. -x, S MISS HELEN DANELZ Miss Danelz- Helen -Music Department . . . lst year at S.T.H.S .... concerts . . . gives voice and piano lessons . . . teaches grade school music . . . likes cats and poetry . . . Wrights Jr. College, American Conservatory of Music, Aurora College. GIRLS CHORUS-Back row, left to right: Janet Wesson, Chata Holmes, Pat Jensen. Fifth row: Joyce Lawyer, Pat Flynn, Merle Scoughton, Joan Thompson, Mary Ann Johnson, Trudy Bark, Marjorie Lobdell. Fourth row: Peggy Kuppler, Doris Munson, Jean McQuown, Darlene Klotz, Lucille Schoener, Sue Scheidecker, Pat Mall, Joan Potter, Caroleen Updike. Third row: Pat Titzel, Bev Hupach, Wanda Meilinger, Erma Schiradelly, Janet Morrissey, Jean Abens, Pat Keenan, Sandra Darby, Sharon Lett, Jill Tremper, Evonne Cave. Second row: Carolene Baird, Sharon Korieish, Boots Rhoads, Joyce Kinchner, Betty Fox, Marion Dannewitz, Barbara Fisher, Rita Kuehleum, Bev Berkland, Bev Leifheit, Kay Cunningham. First row: Donna Barter, Mary Lou Detzler, Phyllis Anderson, Carol Ammons, Carole Larson, Faith Brady, Delores Gravely, Phyllis Barrows, Barbara Kuppler, Idalia Schorsch. GIRLS' SEXTET-Standing: Carolene Baird, Faith Brady, Chata Holmes, Miss Danelz, Phyllis Anderson, Janet Wesson, Peggy Kuppler. ' l BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET: Charles Strode, Zeke Eisner, Dick Serby, Miss Danelz, Don MeKindley, Don Potter, Harold Casner, Bruce Walley. Not pictured: Floyd Kellogg. 4 FRESHMAN CHORUS-Third row, left to right: Beverly Olson, Delta Holmes, Alice Nelson, Pat Day, Rosie Yokum, Helen Gavic, Bonnie Rhienhart, Pat Munson, Kay Mall, Mary Schleutker. Second row: Barbara Vreeland, Janet Barrows, Pat Casey, Charlotte Schorsch, Nancy Brimicombe, Gloria Verkonski, Helen Malone, Beverly Walseth, Joann Erickson. First row: Mary Morris, Sue Meilinger, Lea Tremper, Quendred Wutzke, Delight Keenan, Rita Nelson, Roberta Hough, Ruth Fox, Nancy Claesson, .lo Harriet Nesrnith, Sandra Legner, Pianist, Miss Danelz, Director. liy BOYS' CHORUS-Third row: Arnold Abens, Charles Strode, Jim Casey, Neil Kordish. Second row: Jim Knox, John Tuttle, Zeke Eisner, Dick Serby, Harold Casner, Steve Wutzke. First row: Don Beecher, Roger Denman, Don McKindley, Dean Anderson, Herschel Martin. MIXED CHORUS 3' l ARNOLD ABENS Arnie FFA 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, Assistant Librarian 2, Varsity Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball T, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH BANNISTER Kenny Football Manager l, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Track Manager 'l, 2, 3, FFA 2, Rifle Club 2, 3, Jr. Play, Stage Manager 3, Varsity Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3. -,gui 55 Yi. I V., ,-,l 'pw ' . 3451: - CAROL AMMONS Carol Freshman Chorus, FHA l, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Jr. Play, GAA 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4, Reflector 4, Senior Editor 4, May Queen Attendant 3, 4. JERRY BECK Jerry Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, Baseball I, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. N C1919 Z,'.'.. KENNETH AUGUSTINE Augie Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, May King 3, 4, FFA l, 2, Secretary 1, Vice President 2, Student Council 1, 2, Jr. Play 3, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Reflector Staff, Sports Editor 4, RALPH BENNETT Ralph Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. 'Y Q X 3 wi' il? V 'i ,, ,,f , anime gg lf . 2, S Gln 1' RONALD CARR JAMES CASEY MARY CURRAN MW' FFA 2, 3, Rifle club 2, a, camera Club Marv Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4: 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Transferred from Plano: Girls' Chorus I Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, 47 Vice President Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Reflector Staff 3, 4. Mixed Chorus I, May Fete 'Ig Sophomore 2, French Club 2, Mixed Chorus 31 Student Council 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4. Class Vice President, Jr. Class Play rep Club l, 2, 45 FHA l, 2, 4 Reflec Staff 4. DALE DIERZEN JERRY FABER CHARLOTTE FOSTER Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Transferred from Elkhorn, Wisconsin Rifle Club 2, Junior Play 3. Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. Pd! . .I 'X .1- fi' fs 66 19 Q?4l.,,N 1' 75 . iii mis, BETTY Fox Betty Freshman Chorus, FHA I, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Treasurer, Jr. Play, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4. EVELYN GRANDGEORGE Evie Transferred from Somonauk: Freshman Chorus, GAA 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 4, Reflector 4, Typing Editor. ,- ofa, Y' ,J A IE 1 'O' 'wr-3 Jessie FREELAND Jessie MARLENE HOLLEY Marlene Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 3, FHA 'l, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Library l, 2, 3, 4. K2 . i J X 3, ' -I '- Russeu. FRITSCH Russ Basketball I, 2, Camera Club 3, Base- ball 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Ci-IATA HOLMES Chata Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class Secretary, Girls' Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 'I, 2, Secretary 1, President 2, Jr. Play, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Reflector 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, May Queen Attendant 3, 4. fb IDI i 5-941' BEVERLY HUPACH Bev Freshman Chorus, Newstaff 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Reflector Staff I, 4, Junior Play, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Attendant 4. JAMES JOHNSON .lim Basketball 2, 4. O f I EVELYN JENSEN Evie FLOYD KELLOGG Floyd Transferred from West Aurora: Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, Boys' Double Quartet 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Junior Play. NX r x f -if , PATRiclA JENSEN Par Freshman Chorus, GAA I, Sophomore Class Secretary, French Club 2, Great Books Club 2, Junior Play, Library Staff 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, 4, Newstaff 2, 3, May Queen Attendant 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4. ROBERT KILEY Bob Track 1, Junior Play, Basketball I, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, May King Attendant 3, 4. itil arf 1 JOYCE KINCHNER Joyce Freshman Chorus, Latin Club l, 2, Great Books Club 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Prompter, Senior Class Trea- surer, Reflector Staff 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4 ROBERT LATHAM Bob Band l, Reflector Staff l, 2, 3, Photo- graphic Editor 4, Latin Club 'l, Debate 2, Camera Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. MARGARET KUPPLER Peggy Transferred from Somonauk: FHA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Girls' State 3, Little Ten Track Queen 3, May Queen 3, 4, GAA 4, Reflector Staff 4. ZOLLIE LAWYER Pere wr' A CAROLE LARSON Carole Freshman Chorus, Newstaff 1, 2, 3, Trea- surer 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Junior Class President, Great Books Club 2, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Vice President 4, Reflector Staff 2, 3, 4, Class Editor 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Librarian 3, 4. GERALD MALL Jerry Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Fresh- ball l, 2, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4. man Class: President, Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, Rifle Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3. f . r fi Q' fr fx. K Q - -ill I ,' MAx MALONE Joi-iN McQuowN RicHARo MOREL Max John Dick Transferred from Ada, Ohio: Track lg Debate 'lg Rifle Club 2, Football 2, 3, 47 TYBf'1Sf9ffeCl from Sefenaf Band lf 21 BOYS' FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, May Chorus 1, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, King Attendant 3, 4, Senior Class Presi- Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. dent, Reflector Staff 4, Sports Editor 4 Doms MuNsoN Vmcu. Pzxoc DorzoTHv PLOGER Doris Virgil Dot Freshman Chorus, GAA 1, 2, FHA 'l, 2, Transferred from Newark: Basketball 2, Band l'2' 3' 4' Girls' Chorus 2, 3. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Baseball 3, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. , ta, V, wh' f to il. ja A 4 , , . 'F X Z . 'sk -0 Ez ,Vx YR .Vf,, sign DONALD POTTER Don Latin Club 1, 2, Band I, 2, Freshman Class Vice President, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Double Quartet 1, 2, '3, 4, Junior Play, Boys State 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, President 3,,Treasurer 4, President of Music 3, President Stu- dent Council 4, May King Attendant 3, 4. CHARLES PRIMMER Charlie Transferred from Kenora, Ontario: Basket- ball 1, 2, Track I, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, Football 2, 3, Army Cadet Corps 'l, 2, 3. cd -1.44 JOAN POTTER Joan Freshman Chorus, French Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4. ROBERT PERDUE Bob Transferred from Marseilles: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4. f? ye 4 . . L al' 'WF I i , ,, GERALD PRICKETT Jerry Transferred from Newark: FFA l, Band 'lp Librarian 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Great Books Club 2, Junior Play, Newstaff 3, 4. GLENDON REIMANN Glen Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, FFA 2, 3, 4. 5 T Q 1 ,. Y 1 SUZANNE SCHEIDECKER Sue Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, New- staff 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Junior Play, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, May Queen Attendant 3, 4. SANDRA Sci-lu LTz Sandy Freshman Chorus, FHA 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, Baton Twirler 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Pep Club 2, 3. 7 'Y' -J! 1' Lucn.LE SCHOENER Lucy Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Secretary of Class 3, 4. 4, Junior 'I IDALIA Sci-4oRscH ldalia Freshman Chorus, FHA 1, GAA 1, Pep Club 2, Girls Chorus 2, 3 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. MERLE ScouGHToN DAVID STAHL Merle David Freshman Chorus, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Vice Presi- Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, dent 4. Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Ag ' I Q 0 ' ' 'i CHARLES Srnooe Chuck Football I, Rifle Club 2, Varsity Club 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Double Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. JILL TREMPER Jill Transferred from Princeton High School: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Advanced Chorus l, 2, 3, Girls' Trio 3, A Cappella Choir 3, Festival 3, l Act Plays 2, FHA 3, 4. f --- ' 1, 9 gi -ll X.,-V' J? Q95 , fy a , J I JOAN THoMPsoN Joan Freshman Chorus, GAA 'l, 2, Latin Club 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4. CAROLEEN UPDlKE Caroleen Freshman Chorus, Great Books Club 2, Librarian 2, 3, Newstaff 'l, 2, 3, Debate 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, FHA I, 2, Reflector Staff l, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, 4. -Q, PATRiciA TITZEL Pat Freshman Chorus, Newstaff 'l, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Reflector 4, May Queen Attendant 3, 4, RONALD WALLIS Ronnie Football 'l, 3, Basketball I, 2, Mixed Chorus'3, Junior Play, May King At- tendant 3, 4, fts, , fn 'TTZ7 'J' I l wma -for f LJ Q E53 4 f lla .I I l XA as as r L, J X A Yi JAMES WILHELM .lim JANET WEssoN Jan GAA Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball T, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, FFA 4, Varsity Club 4, May King At- tendant 3, 4. Freshman Chorus, Student Council I, l, 2, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 4, Girls' Sextef 3, 4, Junior Play 3, staff l, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Reflector 4, May Queen Attendant 3, 4, Homes coming Queen Attendant 4. 2, 3, New- NORTH SIDERS ASCEND THE STAIRS TO LEARNING Back row, left to right: Leon Troeger, Joyce Kinchner. Second row: Bob Latham, David Eagle, Tresea Fields, Marsha Travis, Lucille Schoe- ner, Ronald Wallis, Carol Houghtby, Betty Larson, Pat Titzel, Ralph Bennett, Jill Tremper, John McQuown, Paul Washay, Doris Munson, Phyllis Barrows. First row: Charles Stroeler, Warren Westbrook, Don Potter, Dale Dierzen, Jim Wilhelm, Bruce Murphy, Ronald Carr, Jim Kolher. rdf- . i Q 4 T SHINING STARS IN THE MILKY WAY I 4 I X , if S' F ' 'I .tr I is , -if-f' I I ' v ' I ,QQ-v, 1 v' ,F , f ' 7 CLASS ADVISOR CLASS ADVISOR MVS- SIOUI SENIOR OFFICERS-John McQuown, Presidentg Lucille Schoener, Secretary: Caroleen Updike, Hi, Alex! Vice Presidentg Joyce Kinchner, Treasurer Stars Are Kindergarten . . . Mrs. Lowry . . . building blocks . . . fights . . . First grade . . . Miss Peterson and Miss Henning . . . rhythm band . . . Second grade . . . buying Defense stamps . . . Miss Peterson and Miss Devine . . . Third grade . . . Miss Erickson and Miss Butts . . . Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts . . . Spatter painting . . . Fourth grade . . . Miss Hanson and Miss Erickson . . . Fifth grade . . . Miss Schiedecker, Miss Peithman, Miss Deganhart . . . North and South side united . . . boys begin to play basketball . . . departmental work . . . Sixth grade . . . Miss Schiedecker, Miss Peithman, and Miss Berkes replaced Miss Deganhart. . . . boys play girls in softball . . . History classes with Miss Schiedecker . . . Penmanship classes . . . Jerry Faber nearly fell out of the window. OUTSTANDING IN MUSIC REPRESENTATIVES OF GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE ACTIVE IN SPEECH AND DEBATE Within Our Reach Seventh grade . . . Junior High at last . . . exercises with opened windows . . Junior High basketball team . . . Cheerleaders Janet Wesson and Pat Titzel . . . Movies once a month . . . Eighth grade . . . class party . . . Chata and Mort sang together in music class . . . even sat together. 56 green Freshmen . . . Jerry Mall, President, Advisors, Mr. Chamness, and Miss O'Connor . . . highlights of the year . . . assembly program . . . Bob Latham, girdIe in the stretch . . . class party . . . Carole and John . . . picnic at Starved Rock . . . steadies . . . Don and Sue. 50 silly Sophomores . . . largest class in school . . . Don Reinhardt, President . . . Advisor, Miss Donnelly and Mr. Davis . . . 6th hour English class . . . skating party . . . Chata and Janet elected cheerleaders . . . hayride. CO-CAPTAINS OF BASKETBALL LITTLE ALL-STATE 1....a.., .sf J, ., ,..L sy.-,.4, .., ,x,, aaa. L . 'cal , .- .,... .... ,W .-.W-+.,-a,.rw.r,4 We Reach The Top 5l diligent Juniors . . . Carole Larson, President, Advisors, Mr. Alexander and Miss Donnelly . . . found the Seniors . . . Christmas caroling with Miss Hutcheon . . . Christmas Concert . . . iail was big success at Carnival . . . class rings arrive . . . some didn't keep them very long . . . class play Don't Take My Penny' '... double cast . . . we climbed the Stairway to the Stars at our Prom . . . King Kenny, Queen Peggy. . . picnic at Lake Geneva. 57 dignified Seniors . . . upper classmen at last, John McQuown, President, Advisors, Mr. Alexander and Mrs. Stout . . . work on yearbook begins . . . Editor, Carole Larson . . . Junior-Senior hunt . . . we won while the Juniors ate grapes . . . Queen campaign for Homecoming . . . a penny a vote . . . sponsored Football after Homecoming Dance . . . Bubby Goodwick's orchestra . . . planning Christmas dance . . . Frosty Frolic' '... music by Don Adams . . . contest play . . . tryouts for Senior play . . . lots of practice and fun . . . big success . . . Junior-Senior Prom and banquet . . .crowning . . . tears. Class trip . . . not much sleep . . . Baccalaureate . . . solemn now . . . class night . . . Will and Prophecy . . . Graduation . . . Pomp and Circumstance . . . speaker . . . Mr. Eade's presentation of class honors . . . Mr. Legner presents diplomas . . . proud parents . . . happy but solemn and tearful Seniors . . . What will the future hold for us? SIX HIGHEST IN THE CLASS IN SCHOLASTIC RATING When We Were Future Stars OENER CAROLE LARSON M LUCTLLE scH ARLEN E HOLLEY mes now' Ann T she sweet? Ah here he C0 can f b JILL TREMPER JOAN POTTER Al e 'haf bad! DON POTTER Where s thai peroxnde'? Perfect angel? BETTY Fox FRHSCH RUSSELL CAROLEEN :Maxx Hey Ma Im Hungry' UPDIKE '56- if X km an Wha1 bug eyes you have' Wh Whatcha OO ere S youf fp MARY CURRAN CHATA HOLMES EVELYN JENSEN S I tt ' Toothiess bU1 happyx m' 9 Pre Y Why so senous? BEV HUPACH Qm 1-iii ewan wwgf. RONNIE CARR 'M Gave me a rude SUE SCHEIDECKER 1' a cute chick! Aw go on! EV ELY N GRANDGEORGE 5mNe Evie. CAROL AMMONS J Still Yappin . ER AH dressed Up. FLO X' S11ll1heladI9S me YD KELLOGG PAT JENSEN MAX MALONE DAT .HTZEL if E n Hearfaches for Ray? Where s my Ford'7 Hey good 'ook I un KENNY AUGUSTINE JANET WESSON JIM JOHNSON m PEGGY K on my way To Plano' Who Took my p1ano'P A gurl nn every port' UPPLER JIM CASEY DEWEY DIERZEN CHARLOTTE FOSTER Grable'P Aunt lufe Grand? Oh for corn s sake' Oh you CU? l Another BeTTY fe I s 5 v 7 ' Z Q ..,,,., .-F'xW, V --- f 2- M , lf S ' 4 4... my , .Q x ' A v ,M A f E 1 O , I QQ sv, .xl Q .. X 55 .1 Lgiillbl Lgfldfi ? I be, th ww 010, D07 ers C,e0eq OUr dl yake 9'7lf oY5 ax led 'qd Our Junior float won lst pnzel 961776 A Oo Lqsor s fb ,iid vw NO' N 9 wb 2956 Q0 K, f-If -f-EA - f' :s - K --7 E F? -- ..-.-T.: ' 4.7 77 f' iTZ- 31.7, gf ,. -bfi: 2 - ?-..-. if 'f L -w- - ' ,r -- -QA aB f-Sf' -:ii - ...... UNDERCLAS SME ffn-fi' --Ai' 3 4 f' 41,- 37- l f -5-:U- 2 ,, - ' - Abens 'lla' Ronnie Berkland Lorralne DeGroot 9.x Betty Ha ?l Neal Kordlsh Srdney Allen Helen Bogusky Mary Lou Detzler '35 Jerry Helnn JUNIORS 41 Carolrne Baird 1 .p ' Tom Bowker QS' Zeke Elsner 3 2 198 'CD Trudy Bark ous Clausen 'T Barbara Fisher was E' a Mary Ann Jackson Johnson Y' s- f Sharon :ta Kordlsh Kuehlem -Lf' Barbara Kuppler Phyllls Barrows Jerry Combs -36.4 ,x Danny Frsher 'QS if Darlene Klofz vi. Q, 49 Vu if rm Larson ev Berkland 35' Marlon Dannewlfz C' a Flynn 36 449, ix IFTI Knox Joyce Lawyer .J-f f-lf le + -s - d l B J ml, L l .s 'V N' 4: Y ' V: x N, A A V Bill ' ' .Q V - B V Q, B J ,J lf 4 if .3 . , A 2' -lx: L 2 .. -Q 'f 1 fn l N , y Y N X f 4 y . A 4 A '41, . -.I l K f - Q L . . vs J, 5 3 In e lr Q Q' 'F J' - , ff-'g lx - , , Y T H v- Q-.7, Ks-M f N B 'vs ' J J N fi X, ' n h h P 1 - ' y . hx , X sf ' ' 9 -- ' V 'T 'rf' K :L ' gg- 'Q f - x ' ' ' . I i A A J f HI A R J' ll ' Y I gl., G.. we E .lb , -P 5- ' G - Ll If x- 1' V qv X T ve' X x 'F' V' Y Kaz gl X I J . - I J A V r - . 4 l , ' f . Q R. J. 19' 6 Bev Leufheat il'-Q' Wanda Mellnnger 2 3 Johnny Tuttle 'wr-1' Sha ron ett Bo Peck 36. Marlene Voga JUNIORS Marlorle Lobdell '47 Barbara Rhoads QS' Bruce Walley 1 a Ma JL. Erma Shrradelly L gzzffrafe- f 2 Dexter lt' Tom Malone S Duck Serby inn Wesson Wnckens Shlrley Woody Herschel Martln Duc Sherman if Melvxn Williams ADVlSORS Mr Chamness and Mlss Olson Homecomung float won first prnze Sold taffy apples after school Chrysanthernurns Junlor play The Inner Wllly Junlor Carnlval Varuety show Concessions Dance wlth music by Bub and Hns Boys Assembly program Prom Lots of work Thrlll of bug nrght Banquet Speeches Soft muslc Crownung of Kung and Queen Semesters Class pucnuc nw - 'vi , Q ,, as V vm 2' I ' . as . .A my Q :sri 6, N I , . ' K I w 'S f 1 . ' x' Vw. ' HX ' I ' ' ,: s A' V Y y Z9 . 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Carol Paden Harold Swanson il Steve Wutzke 'il 5 ,I , 'llf, fy a G en Perdue Harry Ploger X Connle Da e Wagner Wnlluams ADVISOR Mr Larson CHEERLEADERS Jean Abens Evonne Cave STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Jean McQuown Halsten Shurson Biology microscopes field trnps class hayrlde Lots ot fun skating party good crowd made money bake sales pucnnc Iookmg forward to berng Juniors is -'agp-2. 9 ' 5. , --q A . - . ' vw- I 1 . I If-:WV 4' J! wx - I ' I .c . . - AIX , ' ff. V' I . I I I . , Al ' 5 , .v I N fy , 1.517 . . K .s 5: hi! -4 I l . ' I ,,.h 4 1, . i 4:55 A . n I ,,,r.,,I , Y v, 1 . I' . if 'F ' I I l . n Y 4 - 1 N Io' 4 . I Q 5 ' I -I - 5' L 15 h .1 .Q ' M' I' - ,af G0 -L, YL Duane Anderson Nancy Brnmucombe 't'.?' Allen Engel Delta Holmes Sandra L Lee 1 Sa y Bark Donna Brown 'Tl' Joanne Erick on Roberta Hough Sandra Legner 4 FRESHMEN QC' Q if 'JW-L C- QW M-mfglfllu anet ar Barrows Baucum if a Casey John Foster 'Z Rnchard Johnson Darrell Livingston Nancy Classon '25, 'N' Ruth ox Delight Keenan Q, Lloyd Luther Q if Rnchard Bland tar a Day 'foo-w Helen Gavlc ibn YQ' ,.,.- Robert Kegel Ka Ma ilu? John Blythe 32' if Phnlup Dwyer Jerry Halford Edward Klueth Helen Malone in 1 '14 ue Menlunger Jo Harruet Nesmnth 96. 'C' Frntz RU sig sh.. Mary Morrls T.. Beverly Olson - Dwayne Rurnney FRESHMEN 3' a Claudette Munson Nelson Jerry Jean Ann Potter Rasmussen vii' Helen Schleutker Jerry Scent 'S -sq, WN Norman Everett Ronald ea Stahl Thorson Tremper S -N I nh Troeger A Aluce Nelson 'S-Z Bonnue Reunhart JoAnn Schleutker W,' Y.- Barbara Vreeland , Ita Nelson I r Wayne Renmann Charlotte Schorsch Donnue Wallus Beverly Paul Quendred Rosle Carol Walseth Wnlkennng Wutzke Yoakum DBVIS -ir ',.-4 f R ' 1 A 1 Ks . S' l P T ' R' X V can .1 sa! 5 'Q A, gg v 7 l R ,iflt 4 h A V L f, ', lvl X l I N59 H X bd v , Inns . 5 n ' K VA ' ur- ' f V our - K I Y - LTL ' .1 N tv 1 A R ce R R E5 W Er ' .Q ' ' 'fl' ,ff 'XLT my by Im L I' .R , If 45 . , -N V .f I .1 is P 7, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Barbara Rhoads, President, Wanda Meilinger, Vice President, Marlene Voga, Secretary. Not pictured: Dick Serby, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Janet Morrissey, Secretary-Treasurer, Eleanor Kaufman, Vice President. Not pic- tured: Dean Anderson, President. Neff' fl' iii Ffr ' zz me err FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Helen Gavic, Vice President, Pat Casey, Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Kegel, President. .....---l-4 ..-1---V - i fi J -W Lf-!,,.,-f '- Z-f '-' 4,,-1 ,.,.- ,-V ' , -r-g--x ' 1-,,..f Y 1 - ,..,--T ,J f- 1 -'..-fff 1' ii.-5, -fi: Q - : 4 -T f -ali ,-L, 2 ,,.-- ,..1--f Kffl -gi. ,il- F: f.Z?f 1'IFk i 1 -1 11- 5 - -+ .? ? 2' D ii- - --, T , .... H? vm -, 1 Y .17 , 'Z - ,g -' Y -f-1, Q ' -Y' SQ- - ,f -, - ,f ,-Sgt, -S, , ' , X sr - iff! F ilff? ff i' - . Z.. i 13 N ,x P- W x ' K Q iifx il- . - ATHLETICS Lff -W 7 , i A ,ti f ,, If 'i ff---rf - -'F '1- i -'vga ,, - .. Q if---:rua W -V g' -1- lf' - K, ,Qggf iii-YV -J -. ,SY -:1.' ,U ff- --4233 Q f '- ,kv 1 fd'-A-1 iii-- Z-Y ff' ff-- .-t - - L - Coach supervises football practice Sycamore S T H S Orland Park S T H S Plainfield S T H S Yorkville S T H S Earlvllle STHS Plano S T H S Oswego S T H S Coldwater S T H S 5l lNDlANS FOX VALLEY CHAMPIONS Coach Molinari builds Champions from a green team . . . Augustine succeeds Jaffe as 51 Captain . . . Sensational pass catching by Faber helps Indians win Conference . . . ll3 points to opponents 60 . . . Team travels to Coldwater Ohio . . . Wins l4-13 . . . Carr leading scorer McQuown 2nd Augustine 3rd . . . Jerry Beck chosen on lst team of the Little All State by Chicago Daily News . . . Carr honorable mention . . . Mort Carr succeeds Jaffe as most valuable player . . . Major Letter Winners . . . Abens Augustine Beck Bennett Carr Faber Latham Lawyer Mall McQuown Potter Wilhelm Bowker Helin Eisner Serby Wesson M. Williams Wutzke Kiley D. Williams Bannister CManagerj . . . Minor Letter Winners . . .Allen Larson T. Malone Anderson Becherer Casner Denman Gates G. Johnson Kuppler McKindley Ploger CManagerj . . . Numeral Winners . . . Blythe Halford J. Potter Rud Wilkening Livingston QManagerD. Last row, left to right: Don Becherer, Donnie McKindley, Ralph Bennett, Jim Wilhelm, Paul Wilkening, Arnold Abens, Jerry Potter, Don Gates, John Blythe. Third row: Darrell Livingston, Harold Casner, Dale Williams, Dick Serby, Bob Latham, Jerry Beck, Pete Lawyer, Jerry Faber, Tom Bowker, Kenny Bannister. Second row: Harry Ploger, Fritz Rud, Jerry Halford, Steve Wutzke, Melvin Williams, Roger Denman, Tom Malone, John McQuown, Kenny Augustine, Gordon Johnson. First row: Mr. Chamness, Don Potter, Dean Anderson, Zeke Eisner, Jerry Helin, Deck Wesson, Jim Larson, Jerry Mall, Bill Kuppler, Mort Carr, Coach Molinari, CHAMPIONS OF THE FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE MANAGERS-Harry Ploger, Ken Bannister, Darrell Livingston. Q-Q, .bn-anal -it T' m.'M.., MEL WILLIAMS-Left Tackle 'x 14 Q 4 A K PETE LAWYER-Left End , 4, ,, , wa M Ju X' .- ,.- JIM WILHELM-Left Guard 5, :Q A -1: T W 6 Y 1 av 'W ' E4 t -rw I' W ' 1 1 5 ll, fi Q X P f X mu. 1 rf i S .W ,. 1 .4 .- z, 'ks g,'x .QN -Y-H v,Fs-,' Lg' ,, x Q . ' 5'. .,. ,Ai 'i M.. I Q3 x -Miva.. f 1, l - V '- H 'Q a -f :Fu 42-:Who .. . , .:,'.:,,: 14, N -A , x': ' . ' . .yxtv A 14 .. .4 , ' n 1 ..:- ,, 4 CAPTAIN KENNETH AUGUST INE-Left Half , ' 'W-. ' 'W 14, .Lf .n., ,.,,. .1 QQ ' , V ', 7 ,. U DECK WESSON-Quarterback , . . L 1 - rf wus, JL., ' 4, a sr' Rs f, 1' f , Gil ' ii ..' 1. - 4- nf yfjo-5f,,3. .L Y 4 L . X 3 iv .iq 4 Q-an ff. JERRY BECK-Center T 3 I D D'N1' HAVE Will BOB KILEY-Right Guard fx . Al., wg -la. Lf?-Q . 1 jf. 4 , 2' aiw- - J swag' 3 RONALD CARR-Left Halfback , BOB LATHAM-Right Tackle n wa. 'VV afwn . ' in 31 M- an, .M , JERRY FABER-Right End nw -, Nu 4, , :if O -f ' .51 JOHN MCQUQWN-Rigm Half TOM Bovvxen-Fuluback Lorraine De Groot and The band entertain at half-Time. KMM 1 .1-' Touchdown in O r I a n d Park game. Sandwich won 24-6. Events in Lqgxf,-',,Q.' . ' ' Kenny smashes through for a five yard gain against Piano. . V. W.-, , 42, :jf- !.' . wk ' 'dl ' . 5l Football Ronnie Carr receives Trophy for being most valuable player on The '5l football team. Ronnie's playing on the Team has proved an asset To S.T.H.S. it game. They cheer us on To victory. Left to right: Evonne Cave, Jean Abens, Darlene Klorz, Lorraine De Groot, Chata Holmes, Janet Wesson. Toss before The Plano Sl ll3lX' gil, ll, mm 'L 7 .TMA NNW f I VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Second row, left to right: Coach Arne Larson, Jerry Beck, Harold Casner, Pete Lawyer, Jerry Faber, Jim Wilhelm, Kenny Augustine, Richard Johnson, Manager. First row: Mort Carr, Jim Knox, Hershell Martin, Arnold Abens, Chuck Strode, Dean Anderson. Indians give opponents a rough season SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL i wwf Back row, left to right: Coach Larson, Dale Williams, Steve Wufzke, Gordon Johnson, Roger Denman, Jerry Halford, Manager, Richard John- son. Second row: Jerry Scents, Norman Troger, Jack Curran, Harold Casner, Fritz Rud. First row: Gene Olson, Jerry Olson, Jerry Potter, John Tuttle, Don Becherer. fs ,V 5 . .,f,,,,, A , iff-94 ?33?'k ,Lf , ,Mr :ag QM .w,1.!'6sevvv:2 ' H' Q. fg 31' ' iw fs lv. TE -Q. if... wb? ,- -' J rg. ip fs A Egg? f H35 :f2, 5' Jplff vi fi . p 4 t f K? , Q, , Q V., , jg f , 6 gum. N s., S r if , ve vi' .9 L. .. f 1. . . , , ., sk Q, R fyfggx 'vfl 4.55 - W J -'gf K v 5' 1 . k Q, f 12: I 1- ifswitf eiiwfl t H x S1 , Q . i 'ka Ufmf- 2: A f-, ., , 52:1 . 1' . if X n g. f 55 N A 13' I ! 4 , f ai f 5 ' X 1 A , 'sf' ., . jf x5 9'-57' Crunk T951 track team was agaln successful Sandwtch won meets from Somonauk Leland Earlvllle Waterman Shabbona Rollo Serena Paw Paw Lost to Mar muon and Sycamore Sandwlch won the Llttle Ten wmnmg one trophy RECORD OF THE LITTLE TEN MEET TOO Yard Dash Grady CTD C rr 3 Tlme T08 220 Yard Dash Grady C2D Tame 25 880 Yard Run Walley C5D Tame 2 T5 l Mule Walley C3D Tlrne AA6 Broad Jump Walley CBD Dlstance T8 lOl Hugh Jump Augustlne C5D Heght 5 JOJXQ Shot Put Jaffe CID Dtstance 39 6X2 Pole Vault ONell CTD Collntlower C2D He ght ll New Record T20 Yard Hugh Hurdles Chrlstensen C2D Collnflower C3D O Nell CAD Ttme T7 New Event T80 Yard Low Hurdles Christensen CTD Augustnne C3D 225 New Event 880 Yard Relay Sanownch TD Carr Augustine Christensen GradyD Tme T Al 8 New Record AAO Yard Relay Frosh Soph Sandwuch CAD Trme Sl 8 gif 2 . - X M 'W' c f ,Z 11 v inf A ' I Li '5 ji ,. A 9 ,fe l ' X 3 -P 5' V if! jf Y 3 , K Coach Molinari had to rebuild his baseball team from inexperienced players since only two regulars were back. As the season progressed the team showed a lot of improvement which will also help when next spring's practice opens. Due to the long track season there were only five games in the regular baseball schedule. Summer baseball was brought in for the first time and Sandwich finished third in the conference. Back row, left to right: Kenny Bannister, Arnold Abens, Tom Bowker, Don Potter, John McQuown, Pete Lawyer, Jerry Mall, Jim Knox. Second row: Dale Williams, Dick Serby, Mel Williams, Jerry Faber, Kenneth Augustine, Jim Wilhelm, Charles Strode. First row: Bob Latham, Ralph Bennett, Bob Kiley, Mort Carr, Deck Wesson, Steve Wutzke, Zeke Eisner. G.A.A.-good sportsmanship . . . volleyball . . . fun . . . softball . . . deck tennis . . . Sweatshirts . . . initiation . . . balloons, no make-up, skirts upside down . . . bake sale. President Lucille Schoener G. A. A. teaches good sportsmanship G.A.A.-Seventh row, left to right: A. Nelson, J. Kinchner, P. Titzel, R. Fox H. Malone, B. Olson, P. Flynn, B. Hall, N. Brimicone. Sixth row: P. Day J. Erickson, B. Walsett, N. Classon, R. Hough, J. Morrissey, P. Casey, H Gavic, B. Kuppler, P. Mall, M. Scoughton. Fifth row: S. Meilinger, K. Mall P. Gillis, R. Reynolds, C. Wagner, K. Cunningham, D. Keenan, R. Nelson P. Barrows, C. Baird, S. Woody. Fourth row: D. Holmes, C. Updike, J. Abens, C. Paden, B. Rhienhardt, E. Cave, L. Tremper, P. Francis, E. Kaufman, B. Fox, S. Darby. Third row: S. Legner, E. Grandgeorge, B. Hupach, C. Ammons, W. Meilinger, B. Leifheit, R. Kuehlem, L. De Groot, S. Kordish P. Keenan, J. Lawyer, C. Nelson. Second row: B. Fisher, M. Dannewitz, E. Shiradelly. First row: L. Schoener. Vice President Erma Shiradelly Secretary Barbara Fisher Treasurer Ma rion Dannewitz Miss Olson Advisor E49 Hr! O I if Ullivlfies Back row, left to right: Glenn Purdue, Gene Olson, Richard Sherman, Jerry Olson, Everette Stahl. Fourth row: Allen Engle, Jerry Halford, Herschal Martin, Harold Swanson, Earl Baucum, Max Malone, Robert Purdue, Russell Fritsch, Mr. Eade, Don Becherer, Wayne Knights. Third row: Roger Denman, Steve Wutzke, Wayne Reimann, Jim Wilhelm. Second row: Tom Malone, Glenn Reimann, Deck Wesson, Jim Larson, Bill Kuppler. First row: Ronald Thorson, David Stahl, Harold Primmer. F. F. A. Teaches boys to farm Grand Right and Left Deck Wesson -, David Stahl Jim Larson a,a.,, Wayne Knights Floyd Kellogg ,,,, OFFICERS Vice President President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Back row, left to right: Erma Schiradelly, Bev Hupach, Pat Flynn, Lorraine De Groot, Marlene Voga, Bev Liefheit, Wanda Meilinger. Sixth row: Mary Lou Detzler, Peggy Kuppler, Carol Paden, Mary Ann Johnson, Trudy Bark. Fifth row: Helen Malone, Carolene Baird, Mary Curran, Janet Wesson, Peggy Francis, Connie Wagner, Sue Scheidecker, Barbara Kuppler, Evelyn Grandgeorge, Pat Keenan, Janet Morrissey, Pat Nelson, Mrs. Schultz. Fourth row: Roberta Hough, Janet Barrows, Marlene Holley, Boots Rhoads. Third row: Marion Dannewitz, Phyllis Barrows, Mary Morris, Barbara Vreeland, Rita Kuehleum, Lucille Schoener, Carole Larson. Second row: Beverly Walsett, Delight Keenan, Barbara Fisher, Joan Erickson, Jill Tremper, Evonne Cave. First row: Ruth Reynolds, Eleanor Kaufman, Jean Abens. Girls learn homemaking in F. H.A. Installation of Officers OFFICERS Janet Wesson s,.. ,,fYs-- k e Pfesldeflf Trudy Bark YYYY-YYY , Vice President Sue Scheidecker s.sss,ss ss,VV Secretary Phyllis Barrows ,,s.,s,, , .rsf Treasurer Evelyn Grandgeorge 7, R6pOff6f y my CHEERLEADERS-Standing on left, front to back, Darlene Klotz, Lorraine DeGroot, Janet Wesson, Chata Holmes. On right: Ruth Fox, Delta Holmes, Evonne Cave, Jean Abens, Pep Club Members, Fifth row: Janet Morrissey, Barbara Fisher, Carole Larson, Joyce Kinchner, Lucille Schoener. Fourth row: Phyllis Anderson, Marion Dannewitz, Erma Schiradelly, Bev Berkland, Jean McQuown, Connie Wagner, Joan Thompson. Third row: Pat Keenan, Caroleen Updike, Pat Jensen, Mary Curran, Marlene Voga. Second row: Boots Rhoads, Betty Fox, Joan Potter, Pat Mall, Mary Lou Detzler. First row: Bev Hupach, Pat Titzel, Sue Scheidecker, Carol Ammons, Officers, ' ogdlwl 6761! Second year students of Latin reorganized their Latin Club early and initiated fourteen first year members. Meetings were held on the last Monday of each month with special events in between. A new pin was chosen-the sterling silver helmet of the Roman Legionnaire worn alone by first year members and with a chain and S guard by second year people. Parents of members contributed untold pleasure to the club with their won- derful hospitality. Informal suppers were regular form for meetings besides Ice Skating- Quo Vadis -Roller Skating-group singing and a Latin game or two. The big high point was working toward a trip to Chicago for an educational holiday late in the yearg for this they sold cards, had a bake sale and watched the budget carefully. Back row left to right Mrs Stout Janet Serby Phyllis Anderson Phyllis Barrows Bob Kegel Zeke Eisner Halsten Shurson Danny Fisher Second row Trudy Bark Pat Casey Delores Gravely Jo Harriet Nesmlth Nancy Classon Faith Brady Erma Schiradelly Quendred Wutzke Dick Serby First row Helen Gavtc Donna Barter Boots Rhoads Sandra Legner Not pictured Ramona Wing Jean MCQuown Halsten Shurson Sandra Legner Dick Serby Faith Brady 111 oFFicERs 5 A President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman LATIN CLUB PIN Q, + ' ' 4 3 , . I A' W f l I I ' l Phyllis Anderson ., ..csc......,,..,..,,...... Vice President fame zz 6761! ldentlflcatnon left to right Donna Brown Janet Barrows Glenn Perdue Jlm Casey Bob Perdue M Chamness John Foster Phlllp Dwyer Sandra Legner Not pictured Darrell Lfvmgston Jerry Halford Sue Menlmger Jnm Larson Everette Stahl Mary Morruss OFFICERS Jlm Larson Pfesldenf Everette Stahl Vice President Mary Morrlss Secretary The Camera Club IS under the drrectlon of Mr Chamness They meet once a week sn the Physics lab The club IS small conslstmg mostly of Freshmen They learn how to develop prints and enlarge prctures Learn how to use the dnfferent types of cameras Better equrpment has been Installed In the dark room Eventually It IS hoped that they will handle all school photography NX! 1 ,1 'l!,x Bob Perdue giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii31115 P D T ,, -..:, 25 ,ilu : 'ba g, i M! Fourth row, left to right: Earl Baucum, Steve Wutzke, Wayne Knights, Donald Potter, Richard Sherman, Russell Fritsch, Harold Casner. Third row: Ruth Fox, Pat Flynn, Zeke Eisner, James Knox, Shirley Woody, Pat Gillis, Helen Bogusky, Joyce Kinchner, Richard Johnson, Jeannine Olson, Trudy Bark, James Casey, Richard Bland, Ted Johnson, D. Graf, Advisor. Second row: Sandra Lee, Sally Bark, Donna Brown, Janet Serby, Quen Wutzke, Pat Casey. First row: Dick Serby, Bruce Walley, Bob Peck, Ray Jackson, Danny Fisher, Gerald Potter. Striving for better marksmanship Advisor, Mr. Graf, President, Raymond Jackson . . . Front aperture . . . ready on the right, ready on the left, ready on the firing line? . . . first rifle meet with Aurora, January I5 . . . hope to organize Little Ten Rifle Conference . . . scratch bull at lO o'clock . . . only two more targets to go on my fourth bar . . . everyone's goal, the Distinguished Riflemans rating . . . Police your brass . commence firing . . . surprising how small the target looks at fifty feet . . . National Rifle Meet, S.T.H.S. l53rd out of 5000 teams . . . Junior lnstructor's rating . . . Safety education . . . good experience. i! f i'v55 of 55112715 Standing, lefi Yo right: Carole Larson, Marion Dannewiiz, Lorraine DeGroot, Jane? Wesson, Miss Bauner, Mary Ann Johnson, Helen Bogusky, Joyce Kinchner. Seated: Bev Leifheit, Marlene Voga, Jeannine Olson, Barbara Fisher, Phyllis Barrows, Trudy Bark, Mariorie Lobdell. zmmffkm A new course in S. T. H. S. l X x4 X .5 so - SPEECH CONTESTANTS Back row, left to right: Helen Gavic, Pat Day, Pat Casey, Sally Bark. Third row: Alice Nelson, Lea Tremper, Gerald Prickett. Second row: Faith Brady, Quendred Wutzke, Caroleen Updike, Betty Fox. Fourth row: Nancy Clason, Pat Jensen, Chata Holmes, Mary Murran. Not pictured: Darrel Livingston, John Blythe, Ed Kluth, John Foster, Mrs. Lindner, Director. CONTEST PLAY The UnderTow Standing, left to right: Joyce Kinchner, Prompter, Darlene Klotz, Chata Holmes, Sandra Darby, Janet Serby. Seated: Mariorie Lobdell, Barbara Fisher, Phyllis Anderson, Trudy Bark. Not pictured: Mary Lou Detzler, Mrs. Lindner, Director. JUNIOR PLAY The Inner Wally A comedy tn three Acts CAST OF CHARACTERS Wnlloughby Adams a boy of sixteen Aunt Hester Aunt Louise Aunt Olga Has three old mard aunts lnner Willy vlslble only to Willoughby Duck Serby Gertrude Bark Mary Ann Johnson Sharon Lett Robert Peck Stanley Clark Wrlloughbys nval Mike Wllloughbys classmate Marybelle Trudy Marshall Janet Marshall Carol Martin Rrvals for Willoughby s affections Danny Fisher Barbara Rhoads Lorrame DeGroot Darlene Klotz Barbara Fnsher Il ' ll , ..-.V.,......A.........-.........................,.. , ' ' ' ..-........V............................ ...,........ S eigfried Eisner I -V------AAfw-------- A---A---.v--A-----x---------V.A--------- ' THE JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Stanrway to the Stars The retunng Sensor Court of the 51 Prom Queen Darlene Schultz Kung Arnne Chrustenson Gnrls left to right Bev Tuttle Janet Wagner Marlene Morrussey Mary Ann Renmann Pat Nelson Marlorle Ryburn Boys left to right Bob Grady Jerome Jaffe Ronnie Colby Bull Colllflower Bob Mueller Ed O Neill The Kung and Queen reture from the throne as thenr reign ends. King Kenny Augustine and Identification of picture on right. Girls left to right: Pat Titzel, Chata Holmes, Pat Jensen, Janet Wesson, Carol Ammons, Sue Scheidecker. Boys left to right: Ronnie Carr, Jim Wilhelm, John McQuown, Ronnie Wallis, Bob Kiley, Don Potter. Q 'Q 'X X, The Speakers and Guests of Honor Table. f 'l Carole Larson, Junior President, Receives the Key From Helen Swenson Senior President. ,J 3 -I Junior and Senior Banquet Is a Gala Event. af THE JUNIOR COURT OF 1952 -7--. --7.-.... ,,-Q ---1-..,,.g,,, The New Jumor QUEEN Darlene Klotz and KING Jerry Helm THE JUNIOR COURT ATTENDANTS Left to right Pat Mall, Tom Bowker, Mary Lou Detzler, Duck Serby, Trudy Bark, Barbara Rhoads, Jerry Combs, Barbara Kuppler, Johnny Tuttle, Barbara Fusher Not pictured Jam Knox, Herschal Martm Lf 1 A , O ' ' '-v- f:?' J -- , T' , ....,..,,,t v n I --T' C E3 , na al, ' lv E .,. A, . . g 1 ' Y , H ' ' 7 ,,.... . j 1 ., , ' . ' T I 1 -..g.,,,,,,v . I M'-QT, V' f ,N .,., I -...L , ' l95l HOMECOMING PARADE ,ala-sane,-as P ibwww 'W' i wifi,-,Q ,K .Au ' xv Boy Scouts Lead The Parade. S.T.H.S. Band Lines Up. w ig:-,WS ,U LRF lflwh r FLRNU JUVWOVS Wifi Firsf Pfile- Freshmen Won Second Prize Rifle Club Wins First In Organizations. Student Council Wins Second -r4,rQO PEP CLUB SANDSCRIPT STAFF SOPHOMORE FLOAT SENIOR FLQAT Q J 3 --' J x ji L? if J 1 1 Du HIM ,S WI G.A.A. MOTHERS CLUB ff P' , iff: vt we , . 1. .. 'v- . .,, a 'vi 5. Y fit s, 4 f a uw: L ,Q- -'swf 5 'Eine' . 21 'ff I 219 tai' Mir- 5. lim,- m ff .fu as -fm, . O vw, , uv --1,,- I-15 ,bg ,,,- 1 . A Q2 l'+- Im.: ' :T A Q, x '-wa 5? h . R., , JK- n A ytlfxfm Q ,Mr 5 'W --N - w I 3. 1 Y K 1, J., , 'f,. ' lf' K. ' .,...- ' Q. ok W X665 56 ,470 ON? 4 we rOfl 66566 OX to word G E300 .mb Word, SNAPS OF THE JUNIOR CARNIVAL The three bums of S.T.H.S. Pie Face The SNAPS OF THE JUNIOR CARNIVAL Four xi Potters Tell Me Pretty Maiden SENIOR PLAY THE TIN HERO A comedy an three Acts Douglas Good, ear a tlmld young man Floyd Kellogg Mrs Blanche Goodyear hrs mother Pat Jensen Grace Goodyear his srster Carole Larson Vrrglnla Ferguson hls francee Peggy Kuppler Baxter Warner presldent of The Heros Club Don Potter Mrs Baxter Warner hrs wife Caroleen Upduke Bunny Wheeler engaged to Grace Ronme Wallus Annette Coverdale the only female member of The Hero s Club Jlll Tremper Adelaide Young a friend of Grace s Carol Ammons Vrctorla Esmond a newspaper woman ,,.,..,,.......,...,........,...s,,..,.. Sue Schendecker Mlle. Claudette Bordoni a young Frenchwoman ,.v.....,,.......,.s,ss,,.,. Chata Holmes Spike Ryder a champion swimmer ,.........................,...,.......,.s.s.....s,,. Jerry Faber The Sensor Class and nts Sponsors point with prmde to those students who fulfulled thelr du ably thereb tles honor y wnnnung their posntnon on the permanent REFLECTOR STAFF for l952 Editor CAROLE LARSON Orgamzatron Edrtor CAROLEEN UPDIKE Sports Edftors JOHN MCQUOWN KENNETH AUGUSTI NE Admrnlstratlon Edltor JOYCE KINCHNER Senior Class Editor CAROL AMMONS Copy PAT TITZEL Photography Editor BOB LATHAM Advertlsmg PEGGY KUPPLER Specral Assistance M WILHELM RONALD CARR Art Edftor NEAL KORDISH We are Boosters for fhe l952 Reflector F N Kung 81 Son Sandwlch Alrporf Burkharfs Funeral Home Sufherland s Funeral Home Hanson s Grocery Chrlsfenson s Bakery Sherman 8: Gunfhe Hardware and Sfoves Cochran 8: Prlce Kenf Early lnsurance P S Llnder 8: Co A 81 P Co Benneff Mofor Compan Sandwich Sfafe Bank Wesco 8: Fuel Applrance Co R G Selfzmger Plumbing and Heahng J H Oschlda Dr C L Nelson Hollands Drug Sfore Sandwich Free Press Mary Ann Ice Cream James Kmghfs Co Larson s Grocery 8: Meal' Dr R S Keller Jacks Radio 8: TV Service Gamble Sfore Welgle s Grocery Harrlson lmplemenf Co Chamber of Commerce Delnghfs Shop Leonard s DX Dr R G Dakln Arf Parks Francls Refrlgeraflon Sandwlch Aufo Sales Dr W F Murray Osfeopafhlc Physlclan Slagley Mofor Sales Ford Garage Leland Hafchery Klofz Garage Sandwrch Floral Shop Bulls Barber Shop lnsurance 8: Realfy Co Royal Blue Sfore Wahlgren 8: Darnell Sandwich News Agency Dr W E Allen Johnson K F Mofor Sales Lafham Ponflac Public Service Company of lllmols Nelson Mofor Co Wrrghfs Dmer Sfandard Orl Sfaflon Roy Bare General Trucking Llvesfock and Gram Corfrlghf Consfrucflon Co Harry Lewls Dr A A Legner Sandwich Brass 8: Aluminum Vern Marsh Kennefh Nesland Meyer Werner 8: Sons Wllkenlng Naoml Anderson Plano Teacher Hallsfrom s Greenhouse Lewls B Rex lnsurance Charles Bagg French Woodworking Llons Club Frlfsch Brofhers W A Wesfbrook Moose Lodge l0l6 Elmer Eva 8: Co Jack Larson New ldea Co David Jaffe Keele s lmplemenf ldle Hour Lanes Sud s Shoe Shop Dr Norman OgllIVIe Alfa Olhlers Theodore J Beck Lafham Casfle Hornsbys 5 8: l0 Sandwich Feed Mull Oafmans Brofhers Peru Coca Cola Bofflmg Co Poffers Cafe Mead s Texaco Sfaflon Reymann s Garage Phelper Tool 81 Due Maker Humlsfon 8: Son Sanlfary Cleaners Dr J V Horna Opfomefrlsf Ugland Brofhers Dr R A Moyers Ed Fanning Mr and Mrs Tom Falrclough r ' . 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