Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

REFLECTOR-58 SENIOR CLASS SANDWICH HIGH SCHOOL SANDWICH, ILLINOIS Pep club members decorate goal posts. Boys wrestle in P.E. classes. FOREWORD In our yearbook, this year we are reflecting student life through pictures: classroom activities, school parties and dances, noontime gossip sessions, thrilling moments at the games and track meets, pep assemblies and club activities. 2 Mr. Eade jokes with students in the hall Little Women, Jo and Meg, receive a party invitation CONTENTS FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS Pages 5 to 9 Pages 9 to 25 Pages 25 to 37 Pages 37 to 45 Pages 45 to 57 Pages 57 to 77 ROW 1, Left to Right: Coach Giles, C. Naylon, J. Hill, J. Casner, E. Hyatt, B. Fritsch, Coach Erickson. ROW 2: B. Cunz, W. Smith, J. Flynn, D. Bark, J. Bernhardt, J. Eriksson. ROW 3: J. Fish, M. Cronin, D. Abraham, L. Wilkening, G. Lindner, J. Gord, D. Dwyer. DEDICATION Through your untiring efforts as coaches, Mr. Erickson and Mr. Giles, you have led us to a very successful athletic program this year. Without your skillful guidance and your lasting patience we couldn't have won the Little Ten Football Conference or second place in the Little Ten Basketball Tournament and in the conference. Boys, because of your co-operation with the coaches, your team-work, and your determination, you also have made our football and basketball seasons ones that will long be remembered. To Mr. Erickson, Mr. Giles, and to all the boys who were on the football and basketball teams, we seniors dedicate this 1958 Reflector. School board from LEFT to RIGHT: M. Vikrey, L. Rex, A. Legner, Pres.; K. Shumway, A. Otto, F. Phillips, not pictured: J. Hartman, Sec. Mr. Fullmer, school superintendent, dictates to his secretary, Elsie Mei-linger. SCHOOL OFFICIALS Principal, Mr. Chamness, shows a college bulletin to Barbara Murphy and Tom King. 1 R:: ;3 c-f ?, I. :.-.asn: FM5r:3teI 2 OUR TEACHERS English teachers . . . Mrs. Glover, Miss Harrod and Mrs. Lindner . . . look through a new book . . . with librarian Mrs. Wutzke. Miss Zuehlke . . . home-ec. teacher . . . points out her favorite recipe ... as Phyllis Pierson prepares it. 6 Music instructors . . . Miss Hall and Mr. Niece . . . work out an arrangement. Science teachers ... Mr. Eade, Mr. Chamness, and Mr. Hancock . . . demonstrate new equipment . . . precision plus! Math teacher ... Mr. Davis . . . helps Mr. Graf . . . industrial arts teacher . . . with a construction problem. Business education instructors . . . Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Blowers . . . look on as Nancy Luther types. 7 Bus drivers . . . George Hall-strom, Ed Canham, Chester Wright, George Zimmerman, and Russell Klotz . . . waiting to take students home. Janitors . . . Kate Hough, Elmer Remsnyder, and Gaylon Lyons . . . take time out for a coffee break. Secretary Doris Buttels . . . shows Kay Stillman and Dick Martin . . . their attendance records. CHEERLEADERS Elected by representatives of classes. Cheerleaders: S. Helin, K. Abens, M. Weber, D. Jacobs, C. Ferden, D. McQuown, J. Legner, NOT PICTURED: B. Scent. clubs and teachers. . .attended the National Cheerleaders' Clinic at Glenbrook. . .served as hostesses to visiting cheerleaders. . . taught new cheers to student body. . .Eileen, small daughter of Wayne Fitzpatrick, official scorekeeper for basketball team, mascot for cheerleaders. PEP CLUB Allowed freshman girls to join for first time. . . initiation held in fall. . .sold school emblems. . . decorated football goal posts. . .had an all-school party in Judy Legner's bam. . .in honor of the football team. . .held This Is Your Life” pep skits. . . helped school spirit by placing clever signs throughout the school. . .Officers. . .Diane McQuown, Pres. . . .Carole Bach. V. Pres.. . .Louise Harrington, Sec. . . .Judy Phelper, Treas.. . .Miss Jo,” Adv. F. T. A. Future teacher, Linda Fender, works with business equipment. Newly organized group. . .open ro juniors and seniors who are interested in teaching as a profession. . .visit other schools during free periods. . .juniors observe classroom activities. . .seniors help lead classes. SANDY Jr. STAFF Sandy Junior edited by business practice class. . .one edition published each six weeks. . .for each edition a different member of the class is given an opportunity to be editor. . .editorial policy. . . to give a record of school incidents. . .to advertise coming events. . . to put a little fun in your life. LES BERETS NOIRS Newly formed. . .15 members. . .Mrs. Lindner's guidance. . .strive to improve French. . . orally. . .in meetings. Learn French songs. . . games. . .customs. Christmas toboggan party . . .great fun. Les Berets Noirs. . .worn at meetings. G. A. A. Twenty-eight members in Girls' Athletic Association . . . eight initiated in the fall ... all participate in . . . tumbling . . . basketball . . . volleyball . . . badminton . . . baseball . . . archery . . . strive to earn points . . . earn letters through these points . . . We Can't Bear to Lose, homecoming float . . . won third prize . . . Officers . . . Judy Allen, Pres. . . . Karen Abens, V. Pres....Nancy Luther, Sec. . . . Nancy Abens, Treas. . . . Miss Jo, Adv. RIFLE CLUB Pres. N. Otto ... V. Pres. D. Cave . . . Sec. B. Randall . . . Treas. T. Werner . . . Junior Rifle Awards . . . highest award . . . N. Otto . . . Distinguished Rifleman . . . Sharpshooter Bar stages . . . H. Werner . . . Bar 9 . . . D. Cave . . . Bar 8 . . . T. Werner . . . Bar 7 . . . First activity, initiation. . .early morning breakfast at Forest Preserve. . .went roller skating at Aurora. . .a group dined at Milk Pail. . .went ice skating at Millington. . .sold fudge at noon. . . Parent-Daughter banquet, February 12. . .served turkey. . .Mr. Niece, Karen Harderson, Joyce Kuppler, and clarinet quartet entertained. . .style show, April. . .party with Somonauk FHA Officers . . Joan Bark, Pres.. . .Carol Wilkening, V. Pres. . . .Carol Phelper, Sec.. . .Sandra Weeks, Treas. . . .Miss Zuehlke, Adv. F. F. A. Attended International Dairy Show and International Livestock Show in Chicago. . .boys gave ten-minute speeches in class. . .FFA - FHA party . . .sold popcorn at games. . .Fat Stock and Dairy Judging contests. . .State FFA Convention June 10-12. . .State FFA Judging June 24. . .Officers. . LaVerne Wilkening, Pres.. . .Glenn Swenson, V. Pres.. . .Laurie Stahl, Sec.. . .Jon Eriksson, Treas. . . .Mr. Hancock, Adv.. . .Homecoming float— We'll Bale Marseilles. STUDENT TRAFFIC COUNCIL COURT Meeting every other Wednesday. . .Student Council has many duties. . .planning Homecoming. . . taking tickets at sports' events. . .choosing assemblies . . .working on student hand book which tells rules of school. . .organizing spring elections of Student Council members. . .and class officers. . .made up of one girl. . .one boy. . .from each class. . .plus v. pres, of each class. . .gives his opinion. . .doesn't vote. . .George Lindner, pres. . .Walden Lewis, v. pres. . .Bonny Larson, sec.-treas. Seven members chosen by Student Council. . . elected Carol Wilkening judge. . .Everett Hyatt, LaVerne Wilkening, Mick Cronin, John Wagner. . . elected school cops. . .Mr. Erickson, advisor. . . meet every Friday with jury. . .discuss cases or traffic rules. . .try to prevent careless driving. . .violation tickets given to offenders. . .who appear before jury. . .decision depends on offense. . .may be detention or driving privileges at school prohibited. LIBRARIANS Librarians' Club. . .volunteer librarians. . .Sandra Powless, president. . .Mrs. Wutzke, advisor. . .Monday 9th period. . .discuss library problems. . .rules. . .all librarians help select books. . .do book mending. . .keep books. . .card catalog in order. . .bought new set of encyclopedias. . .money from book fines. ROW ONE, Left to Right: D. AustiU, S. Helin, K. Hardersen, J. Teal, B. Carter, M. Anderson, N. Harrington, M. Johnson, C. Ferden, M. Weber, D. Jacobs, N. Luther, J. Knox. ROW TWU: J. Gengler, J. Ovitt, G. Case, D. Miller, B. Randall, J. Morris, S. Powless, J. Bark, C. Bach, R. Schubach, ■ Johnson, P. Zavoral, M. Musson, G. Schreiner, S. Dinsmoor, R. Bushnell, J Mitchell, J. Fallenstein. ROW THREE: N. Day, J. Allen, J. Phelper, J. ® Hopkins, C. Phelper, J. Lindner, L. Fender, S. Stahl, L. Scott, P. Pierson, B. Ferden, D. McQuown, R. Cortright, J. Kuppler, P. Knights, R. Morrissey. ROW FOUR: K. Rud, L. Buttels, B. Murphy, K. Hall, P. Curran, R. Brimi-combe, D. Potter, W. Lewis, R. Walker, T. Naylon, D. Weber, D. Potter, D, Griswold, D. Nugent, M. Murphy, N. Anderson, E. Titzel, S. Beck. Sandwich High School's choruses. . .largest and most important groups. . .directed by Miss Hall. . .presented Christmas concert. . .and spring concert. . .Girls’ Chorus rehearses. . .Monday and Thursday. . .Boys' Chorus Friday . . .Mixed Chorus Tuesday. . .ninth hour. . .Chorus was represented at state. . .Mixed Ensemble won 1st at district . . ,2nd at state. . .Mixed Ensemble. . .R. Schubach, R. Cortright, D. McQuown, J. Knox, T. Naylon, W. Lewis, D. Potter, D. Potter. . .Junior-Senior Sextet. . .R. Schubach,R Cortright, J. Knox, M. Musson, B. Ferden, D. McQuown. . . Freshman-Sophomore Sextet. . .K. Harderson, J. Gengler, J Lindner, B. Carter, R. Brimicombe, L. Buttels. . .Boys' Quartet. . ,T. Naylon, W. Lewis, D. Potter, D. Potter. OUR BAND. .. Exciting trip to Riverview . . . played in grandstand at Sandwich fair . . . played at home football games . . . marched in Homecoming Parade . . . presented 2nd annual tri-town band festival in fall . . . with Plano and Somonauk . . . guest conductor, Maurice Willis . . . Christmas concert with chorus . . . contests in early spring . . . presented spring concert in assembly . . . formed dance band this year . . . French horn solo . . . P. Knights . . . Cornet solo . . . P. Curran . . . Bassoon solo . . . W. Lewis . . . French horn duet . . . D. Miller, P. Knights . . . Trombone duet . . . R. Brimicombe, P. Lindner. . . Trombone, Baritone duet . . . L. Fullmer, T. Naylon . . . Flute trio . . . R. Cortright, J. Legner, J. Schmitz . . . Clarinet quartet . . . K. Naylon, B. Randall, L. Buttels, A. Otto . . . Clarinet quartet . . . W. Lewis, M. Johnson, A. Cortright, J. Lindner . . . Brass sextette . . . T. King, D. Livingston, D. Miller, L. Fullmer, T. Naylon, W. Carroll . . . competed at district and state contests. ROW ONE, Left to Right: K. Naylon, B. Randall, M. Johnson, J. Schmidt, D. Potter, L. Casey, K. Dotson, B. Carter, T. Naylon, A. Ferrill. ROW TWO: J. Lindner, L. Buttels, A. Otto, D. Livingston, T. King, J. Legner, R. Cortright, J. Schmitz, P. Knights, D. Miller. ROW THREE: B. Kleckner, C. Ferden, G. Gord, P. Curran, L. Wright, P. Lindner, R. Brimicombe, L. Fullmer, D. Abraham. ROW FOUR: N. Day, J. Voga, F. Stahl, R. Casson, Mr. Niece, W. Carroll, J. Wasson. HIT ’EM ON THE COCO r'LL THEY’RE NUTS OUR FLOATS Let’s Jet Up and Go, Senior Class. . .Hit'em On the Coco Till They're Nuts, Sophomore Class. . .We're Not Finished But We'll Finish Marseilles, Freshman Class. . . Wishing U Well, PTA. . .Stop Marseilles Go Sandwich, A.E. Woodward School. . .Victory's In the Box, Mothers' Club. . .We Aim to Win, Rifle Club. . .Heads Off to Sandwich, French Club. . .We Can't Bear” to Lose, GAA. . .Our Hearts Are Set to Win, FHA. . .Wonder Where Marseilles Went When They Brush Against Sandwich Gents, Pep Club. dm. MfUuL Mu ► ft i -I a n t T HOMECOMING 1957 Pow-Wow Thursday night. . .Wayne Fitzpatrick speaker. . .Homecoming parade biggest ever. . .seniors took first prize for class float. . .juniors second. . . sophomores third. . .first prize high school organization float won by Rifle Club. . .second French Club. . . third GAA. . .a victorious game over Marseilles for S.T.H.S. . .football boys voted for queen. . .elected Diane McQuown. . .Everett Hyatt chosen as king. . . court: Dova Jacobs. Mick Cronin, Barb Ferden, Jerry Casner, Judy Phelper, Doug Abraham, Carole Bach, Bob Fritsch. . .enjoyable dance featuring Harmonetes. CHRISTMAS TIME JUNIOR CARNIVAL MARCH 14, 1958 A penny a kiss. JUNIOR PLAY A DATE WITH JUDY Judy. . .enthusiastic. . .Carole Bach. . .Melvin Foster . . .quick tempered. . Jon Eriksson. . .Dora Foster. . .understanding. . .Dova Jacobs. . Randolph. . .annoying. . . Walden Lewis. . .Hannah. . .complaining. . .Linda Scott . . .Mitzi, Barb. . .easygoing. . .Sue Stahl, Rhoda Schu-bach. . .Oogie Pringle. . .determined. . .Lee Fullmer. . . Mr. Martindale. . .nervous. . .Chuck Naylon. . .Mrs. Hotchkiss. . .drab . . . Carol McFarland. . .Eloise, Susie . . .childish. . .Kay Stillman, Phyllis Jent. . .Rexford O'Conner. . .good looking. . .Mick Cronin. . .Mrs. Shlutzhammer. . .haughty. . Juanita Teal. SPEECH CONTESTANTS Presented one-act play. . . Little Women”. . .cast. . . L. Scheidecker, Meg. . .R. Morrissey, Amy.. J. Kuppler, Jo. . .C. Bach, Beth. . .D. Baker, Marmee. . .J. Teal, Aunt March. . .Y. Lundstrom, Hannah. . .fourth in district . . .others in district contest. . ,R. Walker, D. Jacobs, G. Case. . .Dova. . .outstanding. . .rated second in state. . . in oratorical declamation. . .willing coaches. . .Mrs. Glover, Miss Harrod, Mrs. Lindner. FOG ISLAND Senior Play . . . May 2,3 Suspense . . . intrigue . . . mystery . . . humor . . . created by the play cast . . . Diane McQuown as Pricilla Ralston, Tom Naylon as Jerry Martin, Ron Brown as Brock, Jim Hill as Sheriff Doolittle, Joyce Kuppler and Jim Bernhardt as Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Karen Abens, Barbara Ferden, JoAnne Knox, Phyllis Pierson, and Joan Bark as the girls from the drama camp . . . prompters . . . Eleanor Knights, Judy Phelper, Louise Harrington, and Ruth Cortright. ENCHANTED Retiring King . . .Jim Hill Retiring Queen . . . Barbara Ferden Crown Bearers . . . Linell Eriksson Aaron Prestegaard JUNIOR COURT . . . LEFT to RIGHT . . . Bob Fritsch, Kay Stillman, Wendell Smith, Dova Jacobs, Walden Lewis, Bonny Larson, Jim Gord, Mary Lou Murphy. SENIOR COURT . . . LEFT to RIGHT . . . Judy Phelper, Bill Cunz, Phyllis Pierson, LaVeme Wilkening, Diane Mc-Quown, Gary Hanson, Joyce Kuppler, Dave Potter. Lee Fulmer receiving extra weight from Ron Brown at Class Night. Pres. Barbara Ferden and V. Pres. Jim Hill leading class ACTIVITIES COMMENCEMENT Mr. Chamness presenting D.A.R. Award to Diane McQuown and Senior Boy Citizenship Award to Jim Hill. Valedictorian Donna Baker speaking. Graduate Dave Griswold. Supt. Merrill Fullmer . . . Commencement speaker, Mr. Sam Bishop. Pres, of School Board, Dr. A. A. Legner, presenting diploma to Norman Co-Salutatorians, Phyllis Pierson and David Potter, with Valedictorian, Donna Baker. ROW ONE, Left to Right: L. Wilkening, End . . . M. Cronin, Tackle . . . J. Casner, Guard . . . J. Bernhardt, Center . . . G. Lindner, Quarterback . R. Brown, Guard . . . J. Gord, Tackle . . . D. Abraham, End. ROW TWO: B. Fritsch, Halfback . . . E. Hyatt, Fullback . . . W. Smith, Halfback. FOOTBALL 1957 Co-captains . . . Jerry Casner and Everett Hyatt . ... elected by teammates . . . co-operation and good teamwork . . . D. Abraham, J. Casner, J. Bernhardt, M. Cronin and B. Fritsch ... all conference team . . . Casner . . . Little All State Team . . . successful year . . . seven wins . . . one defeat . . . Fox Valley Champions . . . Fresh-Soph . . . won three . . . lost three. Sandwich 14 Marengo Opponents 0 21 Yorkville 13 31 Earlville 14 25 Marseilles 0 39 Plano 0 19 Oswego 0 2 Herscher 7 38 Plainfield 0 TRACK Records broken in track . . . C. Naylon, pole vaulting . . . J. Bernhardt, high jump, 220, broad jump, 120 low hurdles . , . school record for total number of points made during track season . . . J. Bernhardt . . . successful season . . . won 5 meets . . . placed second in one . . . third at Little Ten Meet . . . letters in track . . . J. Bernhardt, R. McQuate, C. Naylon, B. Wickens, W. Smith, L. Fullmer, J. Fish, R. Foster, N. Liepins, K. Ryburn . . . seniors in track . . . J. Bernhardt, R. Kitner, R. McQuate, T. Naylon. VARSITY TEAM Sandwich 53 Yorkville Opponents 52 54 Oswego 37 69 Leland 47 60 Serena 46 71 Plano 39 90 Paw Paw 52 49 Shabbona 72 58 Waterman 45 84 Plano 46 82 Lisle 65 Sandwich Opponents 74 Newark 45 84 H.B. Rock 73 61 Leland 54 69 Yorkville 73 69 Oswego 67 81 Somonauk 58 90 Paw Paw 55 73 Earlville 61 73 Shabbona 74 Good coaching . . . team work . . . successful year . . . broke record for number of wins . . . captured first place in Mazon Tournament . . . second in Little Ten Tourney and final standings . . . Fresh. -Soph. . . . second in tournament. . .pictured on opposite page . . -LEFT to RIGHT • . . J. Casner, Guard . . . L. Wil-kening, Center . . . . . . D. Abraham, Forward . . . G. Lindner, Forward . . J. Bernhardt, Forward . . . J. Hill, Guard. FRESH- SOPH TEAM THE CHAMPS Noon hour basketball tournament . . . hard fighting . . . winners . . . third hour class. MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Football . . . Jerry Casner Basketball . . . Doug Abraham Coaches . . . Mr. Giles and Mr. Erickson Speaker for Athletic Banquet ■ ■ ■ An, Pa. hin 48 CLASS L. Allison J. Anderson M. Anderson P. Anthenat D. Austill A. Bark S. Beck B. Black G. Brower L. Buttels L. Carey R. Casson P. Curran N. Day D. Decker S. Dinsmoor K. Dotson D. Fahrlander J. Fallenstein D. Felstead R. Felstead R. Feltes A. Ferrill W. Francis C. Gauer J. Gengler B. Gifford G. Cord R. Griffith W. Hale OF ’61 K. Hall K. Harderson A. Helin P. Henning D. Holbo S. Hough M. Johnson D. Kearney D. Kitner M. Larson P. Lindner K. Lobdell T. Mall R. Martin R. Martyn R. Middaugh R. Morrissey L. Mulligan K. Nay Ion A. Otto A. Otto C. Ovitt G. Parris B. Pence D. Roche K. Rybum S. Sanderson B. Scents L. Scheidecker J. Schmidt D. Brown Pres. J. Hough Sec. D. Potter Student Council S. Sherman Freshmen largest class in school numbering 77. . .swell advisors. . .Mrs. Glover. . .Mr. Giles. . .class cheerleaders . . Judy Legner. . .Bonnie Scents. . .well represented in football. . .Bob Whiteis, Gary Gord, Richard Martin, Ken Ryburn, Dave Brown, Richard Felstead, William Francis, Phillip Lindner, Dean Potter, Ed Prestegaard, Jerry Schmidt . . .boys in basketball. . .Ken Rybum, Dave Brown, Bob Whiteis, Ed Prestegaard, Dean Potter, Jerry Schmidt, Richard Martin. . .class work. . .float entered in Homecoming. . . collected boxes for Pow Wow bonfire. . .participated in sales of magazines. We all grieved at the death of our classmate, Darryl Ellis. N. Todd D. Tope T. Tvrdik V. Voga B. Walseth � J. Wasson R. Whiteis D. Williams D. Wright L. Wright 52 Sec. J. Hopkins Treas. J. Benson Student Council J. Lindner SOPHOMORE CLASS Activities included a class party. . .third prize in homecoming class floats. . .chose class rings. Participating in sports were. . .football. . .J. Fish, D. Dwyer, T. Werner, D. Abraham, T. King, B. Porter, R. Foster, J. West. . .basketball. . J. Fish, D. Dwyer, D. Cave, T. Werner, R. Miller. . .class cheerleaders. . ,C. Ferden, M. Weber. . .Advs.. . . Miss Zuehlke and Mr. Davis. S. Voga M. Weber T. Werner J. West M, Zimmerlein Not Pictured: L. Blanton 53 CLASS N. Abens D. Abraham D. Adache B. Anderson G. Anderson S. Anderson K. Anthenat A. Borden R. Brimicombe R. Bushnell W. Carroll G. Case L. Casey C. Casson D. Cave S. Dobbs B. Dotson D. Dwyer G. Eichelberger E. Fahrlander J. Fairclough C. Ferden J. Fish R. Foster R. Francis R. Haag L. Holbo F. Hough P. Hutter P. Hyatt JO C-, In G. Jent N. Johnson Kaufman J- Kester T. King KJeckn, s- Measure R- Miller B- Miyler F. Morel C. Phelper B- Porter S. Porter J- Potter M. Puckett B- Randall Rohrer C. Rud Schmitz D- Schreck CLASS N. Anderson W. Anderson L. Austill C. Bach T. Baird D. Bark G. Beardsley T. Casner W. Casner M. Cronin J. Eriksson C. Ferris J. Flynn L. Fullmer E. Galvin J. Gord S. Helin J. Hubbard K. Hupach P. Jent C. Johnson H. Johnson C. Kitner P. Knights J. Leasure D. Livingston L. Lock man C. McFarland J- Meade D■ Miller T. Miyler • Morris M. Murphy M. Musson J- Ovitt Peterson S. Powless D. Ralls P- Roche J- Ryburn A. Schleutke G. Schreiner P- Schubach Scott Smith W. Smith S. Stahl P Stillman Teal £■ Titzel J. Wagner Wemer C. Wilkeni; B. Wright P- Wright P- Zavoral Not Pictured: G. Swenson B. Wickens Juniors at last. . .first class activitiy as juniors. . .election of officers. . .Bob Fritsch, Pres.. . .Sharon Larson. V. Pres.. . .Chuck Naylon, Treas.. . .Dova Jacobs. Sec.. . .Bonny Larson and Walden Lewis, Student Council. . .received our class rings late in September. . .homecoming float, We're Expecting to Win”. . .lots of fun and work. . .won second prize. . .Carole Bach and Dova Jacobs. . .elected to homecoming court. . . next big event. . .hours of practice. . .but laughs included. . Junior Play, A Date With Judy . . .big success. . .just before Christmas. . .held turkey raffle. . .confetti, crepe paper, noise makers. . .gala Junior Carnival in March. . .afterwards dance with the cool music of the Squares. . .exciting year ended in May. . .with the Prom. . .highlight of the year. . .our class well represented in other school activities. . .Sandy Helin and Dova Jacobs cheerleaders. . .Dova won third at district speech contest. . .second at sectional. . .on to state. . .several boys out for sports. . .football. . .Bob Fritsch, Mick Cronin, Jim Gord, Jon Eriksson, Chuck Naylon, Wendy Smith, John Flynn, Lee Fullmer, Henry Werner, Tom Casner . . .basketball. . .Wendy Smith, Jon Eriksson, Chuck Naylon. . .Advs.. . .Mr. Hancock and Miss Harrod. BARBARA FERDEN Class V. Pres. 2, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3, Sec. 1; Student Council 2,3,4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus; 2,3,4; Prom Queen 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Jr. Play; G. Sextet 4; Sr. Play. JAMES HILL Class V. Pres. 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Prom King 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3; Reflector 4; Transf. from Newark 3; Sr. Play. YVONNE LUNDSTROM Fr. Chorus; Latin Club 1,2,3; Sand-script 3; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Play; Speech Contest 4; FTA 4. GEORGE LINDNER Latin Club 1,2,3, Pres. 2; Rifle Club 1; Band 1,2,3; B. Chorus 1,2; M. Chorus 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Varsity Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Reflector 3,4. DELBERT WEBER Football 2,3; M. Chorus 4; B. Chorus 3,4; FFA 3. DAVID POTTER Class Pres. 2, Sec. 4; Prom Court 3,4; Football 1,2; Rifle Club 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Fr. Club 4; M. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; B. Chorus 1,2,3,4; B. Quartet 3,4; M. Ensemble 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Reflector 1,2. 60 JAMES CASTELLI Ag. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3. DIANE McQUOWN Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; FTA 4; Fr. Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 1; Student Council 1,2; Traffic Court 3; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 3,4, Queen 4; Jr. Play; Fr. G. Chorus; Fr. G. Trio; G. Chorus 2,3,4; Sextet 3,4; M. Ensemble 4; Contest 1,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Reflector 1,2,3,4, Bus. Mgr. 4; Girls' State; D.A.R. Award; Sr. Play. ELEANOR KNIGHTS Sandscript 3; Latin Club 3; FHA 1,2,3; Traffic Court 4; Class Sec. 3; Jr. Play. CAROL ANN BRUE FHA 1,2,3,4; Transf. from Newark 2. CARL MILLER FFA 2,3,4; Rifle Club 1. JOAN BARK FTA 4, V. Pres. 4; Fr. Club 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Rep. St. Conv. 3; Jr. Play; Speech Contest 1; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 2,3,4; Reflector 2,3,4; GAA 4; Sr. Play. 61 JAMES BERNHARDT Rifle Club 2,3, Treas. 3; Football 2,3,4; Sr. Play; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3; Cross-Country 1. PHYLLIS PIERSON Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2,3; Fr. G. Chorus; M. Chorus 2,3,4; G. Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3,4; Sand-script 1,2,3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. JERRY CASNER Basketball 1,2,3,4, Most Valuable Player 3; Football 1,2,3,4, Most Valuable Player 4; Little All-State Football Team 4; Band 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3; Homecoming Court 4. RONALD BROWN Latin Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 2,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. WILLIAM CUNZ Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Prom Court 3,4; Jr. Play. JO ANNE KNOX Latin Club 1,2,3; Fr. Club 4, V. Pres. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Sandy Jr. 3; Sandscript 1,2; M. Chorus 2,3,4; G. Chorus 2,3,4; G. Trio 1,2; G. Sextet 3,4; M. Ensemble 3,4; Speech Contest 1,3; Music Contest 1,3,4; Reflector 3.4; Sr. Play. 62 KAREN ABENS Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; GAA 2,3,4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; FHA 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Fr. G. Chorus; Sr. Play. JANNA BROOKS Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Fr. G. Chorus; M. Chorus 2,3; G. Chorus 2,3. ROGER KITNER Rifle Club 2,3; Track 2,4. GARY HANSON Traffic Court 4; Reflector 4; Prom Court 4. LOUISE HARRINGTON Pep Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3; Latin Club 2,3; Fr. G. Chorus; Sandy Jr. 3. JUDY ALLEN G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; Reflector 4; Traffic Court 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 2; Jr. Play; Fr. G. Chorus. 63 LAVERNE WILKENING FFA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Prom Court 3,4; Varsity Club 3. EVERETT HYATT Varsity Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3; Homecoming King 4; Football 3,4; Track 2,3; Traffic Court 2,3,4; L.H. WT. Wrestling Champion 2,3,4. BARBARA MURPHY GAA 4; Latin Club 2; G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 2,3,4; Fr. G. Chorus. NORMAN OTTO Rifle Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4, Sportsmen's Club Trophy; Rifle Club 3; Traffic Court 4. DOUGLAS ABRAHAM Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; Band 1,2,3;B. Chorus 3; M. Chorus 3; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Most Valuable Player 4; Varsity Club 3; Latin Club 1,2,3. LINDA FENDER Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 4; M. Chorus 4; G. Chorus 4; FTA 4; Librarian 3; Transfer from Palatine 3. 64 SANDRA WEEKS FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Treas. 4; G. Chorus 1,2,3; M. Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3, Transf. from Newark 3. RUTH CORTRIGHT Pep Club 2; Sandscript 2; FT A 4; Fr. Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Librarian 2; Band 1,2,3,4; M. Ensemble 4; G. Sextet 2,3,4; G. Trio 1,2; G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 2,3,4; Fr. G. Chorus; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Speech Contest 1. LAURIE STAHL FFA 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4; Jr. Play; B. Chorus 4; M. Chorus 4. DAWN NUGENT Pep Club 2,3; M.Chorus 2,3,4; G. Chorus 2,3,4; FHA 1,3; Librarian 3,4; Speech Contest 2; Art Award 3. THOMAS NAYLON Latin Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Contest 3,4; M. Chorus 1,2,3,4; B. Chorus 1,2,3,4; M. Ensemble 1,4; B. Quartet 3,4; Vocal 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Jr. Play; Reflector 3; Boys' State 2; Sr. Play. A 1 1 11 I I V JUDY PHELPER FHA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; Pep Club 3,4, Treas. 4; FTA 4; Drum Majorette 2,3, Drum Major 4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Class Sec. 2; Cheerleader 3; Reflector 4; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 2,3. DONNA BAKER French Club 4, Pres. 4; FTA 4; Sand-script 2,3; Librarian 3,4; Class Treas. 3; Speech Contest 4; Jr. Play; M. Chorus 2; G. Chorus 2; Fr. G. Chorus. DAVID GRISWOLD Latin Club 1; B. Chorus 3; M. Chorus 3. JUDY ROGERS Class Treas. 1; FTA 4; Fr. Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3, Treas 1, V. Pres. 2; Fr. G. Chorus; Speech Contest 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sandy Jr. 3; Sandscript 1,2; Librarian 1; Reflector, Class Ed. 1,2, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4. JOYCE KUPPLER Speech Contest 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Fr. G. Chorus; M. Chorus 3,4; G. Chorus 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Class Sec. 1, Pres. 3; Reflector 4; Prom Court 3,4; Sr. Play, RONALD WALKER B. Chorus 3,4; M. Chorus 3,4; Speech Contest 4; Reflector 4. 66 NANCY LUTHER GAA 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 2,3; Sandy Jr. 3; Sand-script 3, Asst. Ed.; Reflector 3; M. Chorus 2,3; G. Chorus 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Betty Crocker Award 4. RODGER McQUATE Football 2; Track 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Fr. Club 3; Hi-Y 3; Trans, from N. Kansas City 4. Study Activities Class work earning varsity letters in sports, entering speech contests, being in music contests, ranking top scholastically in class. SENIORS WHO RATED BY . .. WE, THE SENIORS, BEQUEATH . . . I, Karen Abens, leave my hamburger-flipping ability to Sandy Helin. I, Doug Abraham, leave my wide-awake look to Terry Miyler. To Henry Werner I, Judy Allen, leave my funny giggles. I, Barbara Anthenat, leave my shyness to Barbara Wright. I, Donna Baker, leave my diet-collection to Susie Stahl. To Curtis Kitner I, Joan Bark, leave my sarcastic remarks. I, Jim Bernhardt, leave my rock n’ roll steps to Bill Anderson. I, Janna Brooks, leave my flighty ways to Carolyn Johnson. Ron Brown, who throws his weight around anyway, throws a few pounds to Lee Fullmer. To John Wagner I, Carol Brue, leave my quiet manners. Jerry Casner leaves his pat poker hands to David Livingston. I, Jim Castelli, will my wavy hair to Judy Meade. Ruth Cortright's ivory-tickling goes to Chuck Naylon. To Walden Lewis I, Bill Cunz, leave my blushing ability. I, Linda Fender, leave my collection of class rings to Elizabeth Titzel. I, Barbara Ferden, leave with Jim Hill. 1, David Griswold, leave all my old cigar butts to Bill Casner. To Andy Schleutker 1, Gary Hanson, leave my chauffeur's license. I, Louise Harrington, leave my collection of nicknames to Governor Wendy Smith. I, Jim Hill, leave with Barbara Ferden. To Jerry Ovitt, I, Everett Hyatt, leave my physique. I, Roger Kitner, leave my hot-rodding to Dova Jacobs. I, Eleanor Knights, leave my ability to sling bed pans to Carol Wilkening. To Jim Ryburn I, JoAnne Knox, leave some of my energy. I, Joyce Kuppler, leave my promptness to Georgia Schreiner. I, George Lindner, leave my huge clodhoppers to Footy Zavoral. To Roger Roche I, Yvonne Lundstrom, leave my blonde hair. 1, Nancy Luther, leave all my man trouble to Tiny Jent. To Phyllis Knights I, Diane McQuown, leave my Florida tan. I, Carl Miller, leave my shrill whistles to Carol Ferris. I, Barbara Murphy, leave my clothes to my sister, Mary Lou, who wears them anyway. To Kenny Hupach I, Tom Naylon, leave my singing ability. I, Dawn Nugent, leave my artistic ability to Rhoda Schubach. I, Norman Otto, leave my bright pink fender skirts to Bob Wickens. To Carole Bach I, Judy Phelper, leave my baton. I, Laurie Stahl, leave my ability as a Shakespearean actor to Glen Swenson. I, Phyllis Pierson, leave my ability to flirt to Juanita Morris. To Tom Casner I, David Potter, leave my brilliant mind. I, Judy Rogers, leave my ambition to John Flynn. I, Ron Walker, leave my ability as a public speaker to Larry Lockman. I, Delbert Weber, leave my green Ford to Jerry Smith, who already has one. I, Sandra Weeks, leave my red hair to Sandra Powless, who seems to like it. To Tom Baird 1, LaVerne Wilkening, leave my classroom drowsiness. To Glen Beardsley I, Rodger McQuate, leave my extra trigonometry book. JoAnne Knox The Most Energetic Jim Hill SENIORS Diane McQuown The Most Popular Everett Hyatt David Potter The Most Likely To Succeed Donna Baker CHOSEN AS .. . Joyce Kuppler The Most Dependable Gary Hanson THROUGH In 1946 the school bells rang and our school days began. Kindergarten was such fun. Most any time of the day one of us could be found hanging from the monkey bars. Valentine's Day was thrilling with the decorated mail boxes we fixed. First grade was a big jump for the class. Every afternoon, though, the sand man came during nap time so we lasted until school let out. The second year of school several would-be musicians organized a band. The finger painters got their big start. A couple of girls found out how dangerous teeter-totters can be. How did you get that long sliver out? The real sports were shadow tag and pom-pom pull-away. Peter Rabbit, the operetta, was presented the third year. Jerry Casner, who came to the Halloween party dressed as a negro mammy, collected many laughs. When fourth grade came we were big enough to go down the fire escape-thud! Even the teacher enjoyed the fierce water pistol fights. She caught on to the telegraph system that several installed under their seats, though. A service to the school was performed when flies were killed with rubber bands and stored for counting in ink wells. Fifth grade found all of the class together at the South Side. Many battles occurred, but new friendships developed. Remember how the pigeons used to fly down the chimney into Mrs. Gingrey's room? The spring of our sixth year we dramatized The Season of Happiness. We became responsible young patrol men and women. Fred's Cassino was opened this year. Noon-hour basketball games between the girls and boys surely became rough. Junior High made us big deals. Our fine basketball team was organized. During cheerleading tryouts Karen Abens was canned when she fell into the waste-paper basket. By eighth grade new students from country schools increased the size of our class. THE YEARS . . . Mississippi Melody, an old fashioned operetta, was given. Hobo Day was unforgettable. We won the Junior High Basketball Championship. The magazine campaign proved us to be good salesmen. We went to Starved Rock on a class picnic. The night of our graduation a storm came up and the lights went out. We had a dance afterwards. Sixty-five green freshmen entered the high school doors, but we soon got used to the new surroundings. We had a bake sale to raise money, followed by a hayride in November. Was it chilly! Bill Hubert was our class president and our advisors were Miss Black and Mr. Christian. Our sophomore year David Potter was the big chief. Activities included selecting our class rings, raking leaves, and selling tickets for the movie Good Morning, Miss Dove.” We also held a farewell party for Bill Hubert. As juniors we were busy all of the time but it was fun. Joyce Kuppler was our president. Football was exciting with many of our boys on the varsity team. Also our athletes were vital to the basketball team. We couldn't find the seniors on our hunt. THE FORM DIVINE was our junior play. The carnival was quite colorful and gay. Our prom and banquet featured the theme Twilight Rhapsody with a fading Canadian sunset. We wound up the year with a picnic at White Pines. Finally we reached the last rung in the ladder. Barbara Ferden was the senior president. The homecoming dance was very gay. Mrs. Blowers and Mr. Graf were our advisors. The Christmas dance was picturesque with greens and Santa going down the chimney. We won the magazine campaign again. FOG ISLAND was a dramatic production. The days passed quickly and after the prom we were in the last lap -- class night -- baccalaureate --at last graduation arrived. Good-bye, Class of 58.” Karen Abens has just invented a new type of French fry. Doug Abraham is trying to beat Rip Van Winkle's sleeping record. Judy Allen recently put a new home permanent on the market-- Kerr's Kurls. Barbara Anthenat holds world-wide fame for her after-dinner speeches. Donna Baker has finally earned her Doctor’s degree in history. Joan Bark has replaced Miss Zuehlke as Home Ec. teacher in S.C.H.S. Jim Bernhardt is representing the U. S. in the 1960 Olympics. Janna Brooks was recently elected President of the American Beautician Association. Ronnie Brown plays the role as head scientist of the Atomic Energy Commission. Carol Brue is captain of the S.C.H.S. Roller Derby Team. Jerry Casner is now a retired football coach. Jim Castelli customizes cars for Elvis Presley. Ruth Cortright is the head operator of the Sandwich Telephone Company. Bill Cunz is a professor of drafting at the University of Illinois. Linda Fender designs bumpefs for Ford and Company. Barbara Ferden is bat girl for the New York Yankees. Dave Griswold invaded Las Vegas and is now a retired gambler. Gary Hanson has been the winner of the Indianapolis Speedway Races for five years. Louise Harrington designs stilts for small people. Jim Hill is the manager of the New York Yankees. Everett Hyatt wrestles at Madison Square Garden. Roger Kitner designs holes for doughnuts at Christensen's Bakery. Eleanor Knights is the head nurse at the new Sandwich Community Hospital. JoAnne Knox holds the world record for talking. Joyce Kuppler was recently installed as National President of the Nurses' Dramatic Club. George Lindner sponsors boat racing at his resort at Crystal Lake, Michigan. YvonneLundstrom teaches math at a strictly male college. Nancy Luther has recently revealed her five-easy steps for figuring income tax. Rodger Mc-Quate is foreman of the Stillman Hunting Club. Diane McQuown instructs high school cheerleaders at the Illinois Clinic for Cheerleaders. Carl Miller is foreman of the Hyatt Construction Company. Barbara Murphy just finished her own toll road to Somonauk. Tom Naylon has been voted most harmless Harmonette. Dawn Nugent is the head-tester of filter-tip Lucky Strikes. Norman Otto guides big game hunters in the African jungle. Judy Phelper has worn out ten rocking chairs while waiting for that certain man. Phyllis Pierson now plays the leading role as Mrs. Jackson in the real life series of The Form Divine. David Potter was the first Sandwich citizen to journey to the moon. Judy Rogers designs Everett’s wrestling jackets. Laurie Stahl uses a remote control system on his farm. Ronnie Walker holds the record for the world’s most eligible bachelor. Delbert Weber is co-partner of Russell Wahl's grocery store. Sandra Weeks has been commissioned as 1st Sergeant of the U. S. Wac Corps. LaVerne Wilkening is the chief road commissioner of Illinois. Judy Rogers, editor . . . assists others in . . . cropping pictures . . . writing copy . . . drawing layouts . . . Gunsmoke . . . comedy skit ... set off sales campaign . . . presented by editorial staff . . . enjoyed by student body . . . lucky winners . . . received free Reflectors . . . high salesman . . . earned Reflector . . . underclassmen pictures . . . sold in spring . . . Judy Rogers, Kay Stillman, Carolyn Johnson, Joan Bark . . . attended Northern Illinois Press Conference . . . entered yearbook layout contest . . . won third prize . . . Diane McQuown, business manager . . . headed successful financial campaign . . . made Reflector self-supporting. BOOSTERS Buttel's Texaco E. J. Sotrop, M.D. The Bacaba J. H. Oschida O. A. Keele Robert S. Keller, M.D. Wahl's Market Dr. W. E. Allen Coca Cola Bottling Co. R. A. Moyers. M.D. Jack's Service Leland Hatchery Store Insurance and Realty Larson's Sandwich Free Press R. V. Pump Company Harold Hanson Oatman Bros. Josten's Cooper's Furniture House Bill's Barber Shop Art's Royal Blue Nelson Motor Company A. P. Tea Co. Louis E. Neuendorf P. S. Lindner Hallstrom's Greenhouse J. L. Oil Inc. Wahlgren and Darnell Tne Chamber of Commerce Alta Oehlers Millinery A. A. Legner, D.V.M. Jim's The Men’s Mart J. P. DeVries. D.V.M. Sandwich Accounting Service CARROLL AND MAZIE MEADE Sandwiches Malls..........Sodas Pkg. Ice Cream Aircraft Sales and Service — Charter Flights Veteran’s Flight Training — Passenger Rides SANDWICH AIRPORT One Mile West on U.S. Route 34 F. L. AMENT, Operator Sandwich, Illinois P.0. Box 66 Telephone 7411 DUY’S Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands We Stock Orthopedic Footwear SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Sandwich, 111. 120 So. Main Ph. 6016 JAFFE’S Scrap Iron and All Kinds of Metal Structural Steel New and Used I-Beams—Pipe 40 Years of Service DAVID JAFFE Ph. 6816 104. So. East E I HELAINE School of Dance Classes in Tap, Toe. Ballet, Acrobatics and Ballroom for Juniors and Teen-age Call for Appointment DeKalb 6-3211 Hinckley 9-0831 I � I. A I Buy at the S. S. STORE R. T. 34 Main St. Phone Sandwich 7716 WHY PAY MORE? Get Low! Low! Discount Prices Furniture — Bedding — Cabinets Lamps — Dinettes Appliances Samples From the American Furniture Mart Where America’s Leading Manufacturers Display Best Quality — Lowest Price GEO. KLEINPRINZ GENERAL CONTRACTORS Remodeling — New Homes Concrete Work John Mansville Certified App. Roofing, Siding, and Insulation Phone — 5806 Congratulations to the Class of 58” THE FASHION SHOP Bowl for Health IDLE HOUR LANES Phone 5721 Sandwich CORTRIGHT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone 7066 940 N. 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Railroad Dial 4216 SANDWICH LAUNDROMAT Expert Shirt Finishing 214 E. Railroad Tel. 5597 THE SANDWICH STATE BANK KLOTZ GARAGE Alvin and Russell Gas, Oil, Tires, Batteries And Accessories Auto Repair Service Motor Tune-up Sandwich Illinois New and Used Car Financing REX AGENCY INSURANCE Notarv Public and Licenses Dependable Insurance Farm Loans—Fire Insurance Since 1933 Dial 5461 U.S. 34 Sandwich. 111. DECORATOR’S MART Where the Discriminating Homemakers Find the Answer To Their Decorating Problems Floor Coverings — Fabrics — Paints — Furniture HOLLAND’S DRUG STORE Phone 7216 Sandwich. Illinois Where quality is higher than prices. Complete Prescription Service Everything in School Supplies Eastman Kodak Agency- Hallmark Greeting Cards All Famous Name Cosmetics Serving This Community Since 1926“ MARVE WILKENING TRUCKING SERVICE Livestock and Grain Hauling Dial 5476 Sandwich Illinois LeSan Cleaners is one of the most modern plants in this area Every Garment Receives Five Inspections One Day Service Available Dial 5227 For Pick-up and Delivery LeSAN CLEANERS Compliments of HARTMAN and PARRIS MASON CONTRACTORS TOM’S BARBER SHOP Phone 5636 Sandwich Sandw ich III. f r s 1 • J ♦ % � • 4? 1 • ■«7 � . 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