Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

ScUton, Kay SCcltma '7 tastfiyen t ole 1959 S X ttCcucc6 0r c p6 School Sa uCcutc t, ?UtH4c 'rtyoUAf Pee 'TVee, 'fyotci 7 tcUcut 0 0 0 We are known as the Sandwich Indians. Our majorettes dressed as Indian maidens lead the band, an Indian scout lights our homecoming bonfire, our cheerleaders and majorettes present an Indian ceremonial dance as a welcome at the basketball games, and the word Indian appears in many of our cheers. This year the Reflector staff decided to have an Indian to show you through the book--so we would like you to meet Pee Wee Pow Wow, our mascot. We hope that you will find him to be a very entertaining fellow. 02i e 'Dedicate 7 i ta fyou With this dedication the Editorial Staff of the Reflector and the senior class wish to acknowledge their sincere appreciation to you, Mrs. Lindner, the advisor of this yearbook. We sincerely hope that, in some small way, this will express our gratitude for the time, the inspiration, and the help you have so generously given us. 3 I z u£ udtle Sufofi it t£e (?e tte t UaC . . . Brothers of the Brush . . . Hairy Indians . . . chapter name . . . officers . . . R. Roche, Main Brush . . . C. Kitner . . . Writing Brush . . . J. Wagner, Money Brush . . . L. Holbo and H. Werner, Big Brushes . . . advisor, Mr. Wesner . . . attended Cub-Pirate baseball game . . . May 17 . . . All-Sports Day . . . May 24. U Sisters of the Swish ... all decked out ... sunbonnets, bustles, and high-topped shoes . . . Kalico Kittens, juniors and seniors . . . High Bustle, J. Morris . . . Tribal Belles, sophomores . . . High Bustle, S. Beck . . . Sunbonnet Babies, freshmen . . . High Bustle . . . G. Phelper . . . other offices . . . Main Stay . . . Susie Quill . . . Silver Belle . . . Calamity Jane . . . planning to participate in Centennial pageant Hoop Skirts to Hoola Hoops. S6eCt 0De uK4n6 . . . German student . . . Egan Lanz . . . attending Sycamore High . . . assembly speaker here. . . arouses interest in exchange student program . . . student council . . . conducting program to sponsor foreign student here . . . had to earn $650 . . . April 6 . . . money making projects kick off . . . sold Good Will to students and community . . . held Old Clothes Day . . . Bermuda Day . . . from these projects . . . and contributions from community . . . quota reached by April 24 . . . everyone looking forward to next year . . . student from Copenhagen . . . Helle Nielson . . . will attend school here. rty ie (2 ue t6e 'pCeate . . . First prize, junior class, We're Ordering a Victory . . . sophomore class, We'll Stamp 'em Out . . . senior class. We'll Put 'em in Orbit . . . freshman class, Our Sights are Set to Win . . . first prize, Pep Club, Argoyles Sock 'em . . . first prize, Boy Scouts, Scalp Earlville . . . Mother's Club, It's in the Cards (Victory) . . . French Club, Touche Earlville . . . F.F.A., Hula Help Earlville . . . Haskin Junior High School, I Ain't Lion —We'U Win . . . first prize, P.T.A., We'll Run Earlville in Circles. Our tZ ) ( totwted Homecoming Queen r, A� Has Heap big pow-wow . . . Don Augustine speaker . . . Indian dance by majorettes . . . Indian scout, Tom Meade, lit big bonfire . . . cheers led by cheerleaders . . . snake dance through town . . . colorful homecoming parade, September 26 . . . juniors' float won first . . . Indians played hard game . . . were defeated by Earlville . . . homecoming dance, September Sentiments . . . autumn leaves decorated gym . . . sponsored by seniors . . . music by Freddy Wayne . . . recording star for Stephany records . . . coronation of queen was highlight of dance . . . Dova Jacobs elected by football team . . . Bob Fritsch chosen king . . . royal court members: Carole Bach, Chuck Nay Ion . . . Mary Lou Murphy, Jon Eriksson . . . Carole Phelper, Wendell Smith . . . Mary Weber, Jim Fish . . . Bonnie Carter, Dave Dwyer ... an evening long remembered. Dr. Legner, president of the school board, presents a Lord Elgin watch and lifetime pass for all high school athletic contests to Forrest Hough in appreciation of his 35 years of untiring work as custodian of the high school. Forrest, called Kate by everyone since childhood, is known for his tremendous memory. He possesses a fabulous knowledge of American history and owns one of the most extensive libraries in Sandwich. Kate's main function, to keep the school warm, caused him to spend many a night firing up the furnace so that the faculty and students could enjoy a comfortable day at school. 02Oe S zCute tyou fan tyoun Senotce . . . Mrs. Savage . . . hid $10,000,000 in bonds from her children . . . Titus . . . Samuel . . . Lily Belle . . . wanted memorial fund for deceased husband . . . sent to sanatorium . . . Cloisters . . . other inmates . . . became friends with Mrs. Savage . . , persuaded to tell children where bonds were . . . pulled them out of pet teddy bear . . . lights turned out . . . bonds stolen . . . frantic search . . . housekeeper . . . produced burnt corner of one bond . . . children dejected . . . left. . . housekeeper . . . gave unburnt bonds to Mrs. Savage. Director . . . Mr. McGhee . . . prompters . . . C. Rud . . . K. Anthenat. . . play committees . . . staging and lighting . . . R. Voga . J. Fairclough . . . B. Kleckner . . . D. Abraham . . . tickets . . . J. Benson . . . J. Hopkins . . . S. Stahl . . . J. Voga. Bonnie Carter Dennis Cave Mary Weber Robert Haag Sandra Leasure Dave Dwyer Lyle Holbo Carol Ferden Sandra Anderson Iris Olson Rollo Foster Florence ...... Hannibal....... Fairy May .... Jeffrey........ Mrs. Paddy . . . . Titus.......... Samuel......... Lily Belle . . . . , Mrs. Savage . . . Miss Wilhelmina Dr. Emmett . . . Hildegarde. . Mr. Dolson . Mrs. Dolson . Sally....... Jimmy .... Paige....... Ellie Mae . . Jill......... Freddie . . . . Mr. Shermer Mrs. Shermer Director . . . Cast . . Juanita Morris . . Henry Werner . . Elizabeth Galvin . . Paul Lux . . Howard Johnson . . . Sharon Larson . . Kay Stillman . . .Linda Scott . . .Walden Lewis . . Mick Cronin . . . Carole Bach . . Mr. Gentry Lovett 02 e S6ao6 t6e 0?cuftiCcf, ?%ee . . , D. Tope . . . T. King . . . J. Voga ask senior, B. Wickens, about the decorations. The ticket takers . . . P. Knights . . . C. McFarland . . . J. Hubbard. Ti e Deutce to SiCven - ■ They could have danced all night. J. Leifheit . . . R. Miller. R. Wright . . . B. VanWinkle admire tree. eutcC Throw the book at Chuck, boys; he's a senior. (tylfttto te (2 utto C , What's the matter, Dave--are Bonnie's kisses only candy? SENIOR COURT, Left to Right: Retiring Queen C. Bach . . . Retiring King J. Eriksson . . . M. Murphy . . . J. Gord . . . D. Jacobs . . . W. Smith . . . B. Larson . . . W. Lewis . . . K. Stillman . . . B. Fritsch. Junior-Senior banquet . . . sophomore girls served . . . dressed in Oriental pajamas . . . table decorations . . . cute . . . original. , . hand-painted Japanese ladies . . . delicious meal . . . main course . . . swiss steak . . . program . . . master of ceremonies . . . L. Holbo . . . singing numbers . . . W. Lewis and E. Galvin . . . theme of last year's prom . . . Some Enchanted Evening . . . junior-senior sextet . . . Love is a Many Splendored Thing . . . theme song . . . Sayonara ... presentation of the key by J. Eriksson to J. Lindner. Pat Grady . . . Kim Colbe . . . enjoying the dance. Dancing royalty . . . C. Phelper and R. Miller ... in background . . . D. Jacobs and W. • Smith. Oriental Paradise . . . music of Fredie Wayne . . . realistic scenery . . . Japanese lanterns . . . pond filled with goldfish and lily pads . . . red bridge over pond . . . crossed by court . . . very effective . . . beautiful background of snow-capped mountain and evergreens . . . king and queen crowned underneath torii. Oven, s4 'Tfiy tt t t t£e Oncent. , , Under the torii . . . Crown Bearers Pat Grady and Kim Colbe . . . King R. Miller . . . Queen C. Phelper. J. Gengler . . . V. Voga . . . rolling out the carpet. JUNIOR COURT, Left to Right: T. Werner . . . J. Lindner . . . D. Adache . . . B. Carter . . . J. Potter . . . M. Weber . . . D. Cave . . . J. Schmitz . . . Crown Bearer Pat Grady . . . King R. Miller . . . Queen C. Phelper . . . Crown Bearer Kim Colbe. Large number of speech contestants . . . entering various categories . . . comedy reading . . . E. Prestegaard, N. Wesner, J. Teal, B. Elleby, J. Eriksson . . . oratorical declamation . . . P. Curran, J. Fallenstein, N. Paulson, D. Jacobs . . . original monologue . . . D. Holbo, L. Scheidecker, B. Pence. . . original oration . . . B. Scents . . . verse reading . . . K. Hall, D. Kearney, L. Scheidecker . . . winners in district contest . . . J. Eriksson, L. Scheidecker, D. Jacobs, B. Scents . . . D. Jacobs and L. Scheidecker to sectional . . . Dova . . . fourth in oration . . . helpful coaches . . . Mrs. Lindner, Mrs. Grandgeorge, Miss Harrod. Oun, 'rtyo faf, JT: v Contest winners pose for picture. Advisors discussing speech contestants. ROW ONE, Left to Right: E. Prestegaard . . . T. King . . . H. Werner . . . D. Potter . . . B. Fritsch ... A. Helin . . . R. Foster . . . C. Nay Ion. ROW TWO: Coach Nori . . . B. Whiteis . . . J. Eriksson . . . J. Fish . . . J. Gord . . . M. Cronin . . . B. Wickens . . . D. Bark . . . T. Wemer. 'jncUcufA 'ZVet wte 'Jtecv „ Sandwich Opponents Sandwich Indians . . . great display of fighting spirit 0 Marengo 19 . . . Wendy Smith out for season . . . new coach . . . Reino Nori . . . from Cincinnati, Ohio . . . brought 14 Yorkville 41 new plays and new formations . . . Bob Fritsch . . . 0 Earlville 23 all-conference team . . . many underclassmen on 6 Marseilles 33 starting squad . . . passing attack: Fish to Dwyer 31 Plano 0 . . . anticipate good season next year. 14 Oswego 32 7 Plainfield 20 12 Lisle 47 Pictured on opposite page: ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Eriksson, guard, defensive captain . . . D. Bark, end . . . E. Prestegaard, back. ROW TWO: D. Dwyer, end . . . B. Fritsch, back, co-captain . . . M. Kelley, back. ROW THREE: M. Cronin, tackle . . . B. Wickens, end . . . T. King, center. ROW ONE, Left to Right: A. Helin, guard . . . T. Werner, center. ROW TWO: D. Potter, back . . . C. Naylon, back. Wendy Smith, back, co-captain. Back, Guard H. Werner B. Whiteis Locker room . . . between halves . . . Coach Giles . E. Prestegaard . . . T. King. Kicking practice . . . D. Bark . . . T. Meade . ... C Naylon. M.Cronin, During game . . . Coaches Giles and Nori. T.Werner. ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. Francis . . . J. Schmidt . . . T. Fritsch . . . J. Gavic . . . K. Rybum . . . G. Gord. ROW TWO: D. Martin . . . B. Vickery ... V. Bernhardt . . . L. Williams . . . P. Lindner . . . J. Kelley. ROW THREE: R. Bark . . . R. Martyn . . . T. Wagner . . . T. Meade . . . J. Barker . . . R. Hall . . . B. Anderson . . . H. Dannewitz. 'tfyave 0?t te Sea xtt Locker room . . . between halves . . . Coach Giles . . . V. Bernhardt . . . J. Barker. Many freshmen on squad . . . taught fundamentals by Coach Giles . . . blocking . . . tackling . . . ball handling . . . paid off . . . several on starting team . . . sophomores providing experience . . . good showing . . . prospects promising for future years. C. Ovitt . . . manager . . . checking medicine kit. ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. Naylon . . . D. Potter . . . B. Whiteis. ROW TWO: J. Eriksson . . . D. Cave . . . W. Smith . . . B. Francis. ROW THREE: D. Dwyer . . . B. Andersen . . . Coach Giles . . . J. Fish . . ,R. Miller. cCe cuCcU, 7e UH Varsity Opponents Jr. Varsity Opponents 64 Yorkville 55 Wendy Smith . . . Jon 47 Oswego 57 Eriksson . . . co-captains 58 Leland 63 . . . Jim Fish . . . only 30 Yorkville 41 46 Earlville 45 returning letterman . . . 27 Oswego 46 70 Plano 24 Wendy Smith out one- 43 Leland 51 65 Serena 54 half of season . . . fourth 34 Earlville 22 52 Somonauk 39 place in Little Ten 41 Plano 19 59 Paw Paw 72 Tournament . . . finished 39 Serena 59 68 Waterman 80 season with 10 and 13 48 Somonauk 49 71 Plano 45 record . . . tied for fifth 46 Paw Paw 36 62 Plano 49 place in Little Ten 50 Waterman 55 54 Leland 74 Conference . . .won 5 lost 59 Plano 46 50 Serena 57 4 ... in conference play 44 Somonauk 50 68 Newark 60 . . . Ron Miller . . . high 58 Newark 60 49 Shabbona 89 scorer in conference 22 Shabbona 61 52 Oswego 63 games ... 115 points . . . 29 Oswego 60 58 Hinckley--BR 52 ranked eleventh in 38 Hinckley -- -BR 51 57 Leland 62 conference . . . Chuck 34 Leland 64 61 Y orkville 86 Naylon . . . Oatman Free- 32 Y orkville 76 66 Lisle 53 Throw Trophy . . . scoring 43 Lisle 48 52 Somonauk 69 71 per cent of his free- 46 Somonauk 47 62 Shabbona 99 throws in games. 32 Shabbona 68 48 Streator 78 22 ROW ONE, Left to Right: P. Lindner, manager . . . B. Anderson . . . J. Schmidt . . . D. Potter . . . T. Fritsch . . . J. Gavic . . . B. Francis . . . R. Martin. ROW TWO: D. Bark, manager . . . E. Preste-gaard . . . T. Meade . . . E. Berge . . . B. Vickery . . . D. Cave . . . K. Ryburn . . . B. Whiteis . . . D. Brown . . . Coach Nori. Not pictured: R. Martyn. Bob Whiteis . . . high scorer . . . 173 points . . . dressing for varsity . . . Dave Brown . . . Dennis Cave . . . Bill Francis . . . Dean Potter . . . Ed Prestegaard . . . Bob Whiteis. (texfi UeftcecC 'PCayenA , . . Seniors on basketball squad . . . B. Andersen . . . C. Naylon . . . J. Eriksson . . . W. Smith. 1, Examining ne w high jump standards . . . H. Werner, manager . . . D. Cave . . . D. Adache . . . E. Berge. Coach Nori . . . new policy . . . track meets at night . . . two triangular meets . . . placed third in meet with Somonauk and Waterman . . . second in meet with Somonauk and Shabbona . . . won dual meets with Leland, Yorkville, and Hinckley . . . Little Ten Meet here . . . May 4 . . . preliminaries in afternoon . . . finals at night . . . our team . . . fourth place . . . Chuck Nay Ion . . . new school record in pole vault . . . ten feet, two inches. ‘T teed 4%e eCeC VCtuCen t6e . . . C. McFarland . . . winner of D.A.R. . . . B. Fritsch . . . winner of Boys' Citizenship Award. D. Jacobs . . . B. Fritsch . . . W. Lewis talking over experinces at Girls' and Boys' State. C. Nay Ion . . . receiving trophy for most valuable basketball player . . . also received scroll and personal trophy. 76ey £ zn teci t6e s4cva,rcU, , . , Senior speech contestants . . .D. Jacobs, sectional . . . N. Paulson . . . J. Teal. Not Pictured: J. Eriksson, district. Seniors who participated in music contests . . . D. Miller, brass sextet . . . E. Galvin, vocal solo . . . W. Lewis, vocal solo . . . D. Livingston, brass sextet . . . P. Knights, French horn solo. J. Peterson . . . recipient of Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Receiving trophy for most valuable football player . . . B. Fritsch . . . also received personal trophy and scroll, Director . . . Gentry Lovett . . . lives in Malta . . . attends . . . Northern Illinois University . . . directs . . . other local plays . . . summertime . . . appears . . . Stagecoach Theater . . . DeKalb. Mother . . . Elizabeth Galvin . . . Paige . . . Sharon Larson. Play committees . . . stage construction . . . Bob Fritsch, Chuck Naylon, John Wagner, Jim Gord . . . tickets and programs . . . Carolyn Johnson, Deloris Miller, Bonny Larson, Jon Eriksson . . . publicity . . Mary Lou Murphy, Judy Meade, Barbara Wright, Susan Stahl, Carole Bach . . . prompter . . . Nancy Paulson . . . assistant director . . . Susan Stahl. TOe vie t£e poatCiyfoe . . . TVe ve (fat a ScveCC 7ea t, eutcC 'Jto oeUf 'jD%oude't . . . Pep Club members . . . start off year painting . . . football concession stand . . . football players’ benches . . . scorekeeper’s table for basketball games . . . marked off section for Pep Club members at football games . . . party at Legners’ . . . for football players . . . sold sweat shirts . . . stuffed animals . . . pep skits on Fridays . . . This is Your Life” skit honoring Coach Nori. The score goes up another point! ROW ONE, Left to Right: S. Stahl . . . C. Bach . . . J. Ploger . . . N. Harrington. ROW TWO: K. Naylon . . . D. Fel-stead. 30 V arsity cheerleaders: B. Carter M. Weber D. Jacobs Junior cheerleader: Caryl Meade Pep Club officers make signs to put around school. Left to Right: C. Bach, Pres. . . . C. Phelper, V. Pres. . . . S. Stahl, Sec. . . . B. Wright, Treas. 0piy tt, 0ZOtKf S z tcUvcc£ Attended Cheerleaders' Clinic at LaGrange . . . came back with new cheers . . . Judy Meade's sister Caryl . . . junior cheerleader ... for basketball games. Fr-Soph cheerleaders: J. Leifheit . . . G. Phelper . . . J. Legner . . . B. Scents. What's cooking? J. Hough . . . G. Phelper . . . Miss Zuehlke . . . C. Wilkening. SEATED, Left to Right: S. Stahl . . . B. Larson . . . Miss Zuehlke . . . J. Peterson. . . E. Titzel. STANDING, J. Hough . . . B. Nelson . . . G. Phelper . . . B. VanWinkle . . . G. Schreiner . . . B. Wright . . . C. Wilkening . . . N. Anderson . . . N. Storzbach . . . J. Meade . . . J. Leifheit . . . J. Ploger . . . G. Shipman . . . J. Baucum . . . J. Gengler . . . S. Hough. cuuC Seat . . F.H.A. initiation . . . Oct. 11 . . . followed by candlelight service in gym . . . parents and faculty invited . . . roller skating party in Aurora . . . Dec. 6 . . . pizza party at Miss Zuehlke's afterwards . . . Mother-Daughter Banquet . . . Jan 7 at Woodbine, near Hinsdale . . . sent $10 to CARE . . . Feb. pizza party . . . April swimming party . . . YMCA in Aurora . . . breakfast in May ... at Forest Preserve . . .F.H.A. officers: C. Wilkening, Serving the punch. J. Peterson . . . G. Schreiner . . . S. Stahl . . . Miss Harrod. The next skate will be a boys' choice. B. VanWinkle . . . B. Nelson . . . G. Phelper . . . J. Leifheit. Pres. . . G. Phelper, V. Pres . . . J. Leifheit, Sec. . . J. Hough, Treas . . . Miss Zuehlke, Adv. ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. Ovitt. . . T. Mall . . . D. Pence . . . C. Nielson . . . D. Klug . . . L. Henderson. ROW TWO: R. Casson . . . J. Serby . . . J. Casner . . . J. Wagner . . . T. Meade . . . S. Stahl. ROW THREE: J. Potter . . . R. Miller . . . J. Cord . . . G. Swenson . . . B. Wickens . . . M. Cronin, J. Eriksson . . . Mr. Hancock, Adv. 7Ce “Piatt fo e Attended International Livestock Show in Chicago . . . Dec. 7 . . . visited Caterpillar . . . sold popcorn at games . . . Sectional Foundation Awards Contest . . . April . . . State FFA Judging Contest . . . June 23 . . . Officers: G. Swenson, Pres. . . J. Eriksson, V. Pres. . . J. Cord, Sec'y . . . J. Wagner, Treas. . . R. Miller, Reporter . . . M. Cronin, Sentinel . . . Mr. Hancock, Adv. Officers guarding the popcorn machine. ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. Larson . . . M. Murphy Legner . . . B. Tope ... A. Cortright . . . D. Martin N. Liepins . . . J. Gavic. ROW TWO: L. Holbo . . . J. D. Potter . . . Not Pictured . . . W. Lewis . . . J. Barker. Student Council . . . made up of one girl, one boy, and V. Pres, from each class ... Mr. Wesner, adv . . . W. Lewts. Pres. . . . N. Liepens, V. Pres. . . . M. Murphy, Secy-Treas. . . . discuss problems and functions of the school . . . activities included forming a constitution . . . taking tickets at the games ... the homecoming parade . . . sponsoring a student variety show . . . organizing several money-making projects for Foreign Exchange Student . . . initiating campaigning for student council presidency. p cttyut St tcC- y Keefe . . . Librarians’ Club . . . volunteer group serving the students during study halls . . . every period there is one student librarian to check books in and out . . . Mrs. Wutzke, adv . . . elected J. Peterson. Pres. . . . K. Anthenat, V. Pres. . . . S. Anderson, Secy.. . . L. Mulligan, Treas. . . . played host to Somonauk Librarians’ Club Valentine’s Day . . . went roller skating . . . provided decorations in the library throughout the year. ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Hubbard . . . S. Leasure . . . Mrs. Wutzke . . . C. Rud . Ovitt . . . K. Hall . . . S. Anderson . . . B. Randall . . . J. Rohrer . . .S. Dinsmoor . . . J. Teal. ROW TWO: J. K. Anthenat. ROW ONE, Left to Right: L. Mulligan . . . N. Liepins . . .V. Ness. ROW TWO: C Ness . . . Mr. Rosen, adv . . . L. Casey . Benson. New club ... for development of science through individual projects . . . trip to Museum of Science and Industry . . . affiliated with Science Clubs of America . . . Christmas party and rocket launching at the home of C. and V. Ness . . . observations of moon at Liepins observatory . . . officers . . . Pres., N. Liepins . . . V. Pres., C. Ness . . . Secy., L. Mulligan . . . Treas., J. Benson. ‘ZOJitCe 'Tfeov New attraction in main hall . . . senior girl stationed near office each period . . . delivers bulletins . . . runs errands for office . . . escorts visitors around school. SEATED: J. Hubbard. STANDING: C. Bach . . . E. Galvin . . . P. Knights . . . C. Wilkening . . . E. Titzel . . . S. Larson . . . Not Pictured: Dova Jacobs. ROW ONE, Left to Right . . . K. Stillman . . . P. Knights . . .C. McFarland . . . J. Teal . . . S. Porter. ROW TWO: B. Porter ... A. Borden . . . S. Leasure . . . E. Fahrlander . . . Mrs. Lindner. Sant . . . French Club meetings . . . last Monday in every month . . . wear Les Berets Noirs to meetings . . . French Club float . . . Touche Earlville . . . original oil painting of Eiffel Tower ... to be displayed in French room . . . project for the year . . . study French menus in club . . . dined in French restaurant in Chicago . . . some members visited Art Museum . . . Mrs. Lindner, adv . . . Officers: Pres., J. Teal ... V. Pres., E. Fahrlander . . . Secy.-Treas., C. McFarland. Officers sketching picture of Eiffel Tower. 36 In firing position . . . prone . . . L. Holbo . . . Sitting . . . H. Werner . . . Kneeling . . . D. Cave . . . adv. Mr, Graf. ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Wells . . . D. Holbo . . . S. Dinsmoor . . . B. Randall . . . C. Rud . . . B. Haag . . . B. Kleckner . . . C. Nielsen. ROW TWO: L. Henderson . . . R. Snyder . . . W. Nelson . . . B. Anderson .. . D. Livingtson . . . D. Miller . . . J. Wasson. ROW THREE: K. Price . . . H. Dannewitz . . . R. Bark . . . V. Ness . . . C. Ness . . . K. Krickeberg. 'ZOe (yet a, ‘Scuty Out o£ ?t. . . Rifle Club Officers: B. Randall, Pres. . . . T. Werner, Sec.-Treas. . . . D. Cave, V. Pres. Advisor . . . Mr. Graf . . . strive for safety . . . improve marksmanship . . . belong to National Rifle Association . . . those with advanced awards in sharpshooter bracket . . . D. Cave . . . H. Werner . . . T. Werner . . . L. Holbo . . . B. Randall. K. Krickeberg . . . W. Nelson . . . setting up targets. 20e Sony pcut Girls' Chorus . . . ROW ONE, Left to Right . . . S. Dil-beck . . . N. Neuhauser ... A. Cortright . . . K. Olson . . . K. Hardersen . . . J. Baucum . . . M. Weber . . . B. Carter . . . N. Day . . . S. Helin . . . K. Stillman. ROW TWO . . . J. Kester . . . E. Galvin . . . J. Leifheit . . . B. Randall . . . S. Anderson . . . S. Stahl . . . C. Ferden . . . N. Wesner . . . J. Hopkins . . . J. Gengler . . . M. Johnson. ROW THREE . . . C. Bach . . . B. VanWinkle . . . L. Buttels . . . C. Rud . . . J. Rohrer . . . N. Anderson . . . R. Brimicombe . . . M. Murphy . . . C. Phelper . . . C. Ferris . . . E. Titzel . . . J. Ovitt. Fresh-Soph Girls' Sextet . . . ROW ONE, Left to Right . . . N. Wesner . . . N. Day . . . M. Johnson . . . K. Hardersen. ROW TWO . . . L. Buttels . . . P. Curran. Jr.-Sr. Sextet with Mr. McGhee . . . Left to Right . . . R. Brimicombe . . . E. Galvin . . . B. Carter . . . J. Lindner . . . M. Weber . . . C. Ferden. Boys' Chorus . . . ROW ONE, Left to Right . . . C. Naylon . . . B. Kleckner . . . J. Barker. ROW TWO . . . J. Fairclough ... A. Ferrill . . . W. Lewis . . . R. Gord. Presented variety program in assembly . . . highlights . . . There is Nothing Like a Dame . . . Drinking Song ... by boys' chorus . . . America Our Heritage . . . mixed chorus . . . candlelight Christmas concert . . . organ accompaniment by Mr. McGhee. . . L. Buttels . . . auditorium beautifully decorated . . . different groups provided entertainment for local organizations . . . some students attended The Music Man . . . well represented at contest . . . solos . . . P. Curran . . . E. Galvin . . . L. Buttels . . . C. Ferden . . . W. Lewis . . . sextet . . . L. Buttels . . . E. Galvin . . . J. Lindner . . . B. Carter . . . M. Weber . . . C. Ferden . . . W. Lewis and sextet . . . superior rating at state contest . . . wonderful accompanists . . . L. Buttels . . . C. Cort-right. Solo contestants . . . Left to Right . . . P. Curran . . . W. Lewis . . . E. Galvin . . . L. Buttels . . . C. Ferden. Majorettes: R. Henry . . . L. Scott . . . S. Stahl . . . G. Schreiner . . . C. Bach. 'Ti ere .. Wonderful trip to Riverview . . . played at Sandwich Fair in grandstand . . .marched in Sandwich and Plano homecoming parades . . . more excitement at Northwestern and Washington State football game . . . participated between halves . . . added color to home football games . . . 3rd tri-town band festival in fall at Plano . . . with Somonauk and Plano . . . John P. Paynter. . . guest director . . . show band played in variety show . . . presented Christmas Concert with chorus . . . played host for district contest . . . Feb. 28 . . . participating . . . clarinet duets . . . K. Naylon, M. Johnson ... A. Otto, L. Buttels . . . clarinet quartet ... A. Cortright, P. Turner, S. Dil-beck, B. Elleby . . . saxophone duet . . . D. Potter, J. Schmidt . . . brass sextet . . . T. King, D. Livingston, P. Curran, P. Lindner, D. Miller, W. Carroll . . . comet solos . . . T. King. . . E. Berge . . . French horn duet . . . P. Knights, D. Miller . . . oboe solo . . . R. Henry . . . saxophone solos . . . R. Felstead . . . P. Hutter . . . French horn solo . . . P. Knights . . . flute solo . . . C. Zinke . . . baritone solo . . . P. Curran . . . pop concert in assembly . . . annual spring concert. . . officers . . . T. King, Pres. . . . J. Legner, V. Pres. . . . B. Carter, Sec.-Treas. ’TVe Ti ox £ox . . . Kay Stillman, editor . . . helps staff with . . . cropping pictures . . . drawing layouts . . . Reflector skit ... set off name the Indian contest . . . followed by sales campaign . . . some staff members attended Northern Illinois Press Conference . . . J. Benson . . . assistant editor . . . H. Werner . . . sports editor . . . L. Scott . . . activities editor . . . C. Johnson . . . senior editor . . . T. Werner . . . junior editor . . . M. Johnson . . . S. Dinsmoor . . . sophomore editor . . . M. Teal . . . freshman editor . . . J. Teal . . . L. Scheidecker . . . artists . . . S. Larson . . . J. Meade . . . typists . . . Mrs. Lindner . . . advisor. CLASS SALESMEN: SEATED, Left to Right: G. Swenson . . . J. Schmitz . . . T. Werner . . . J. Peterson. STANDING: J. Larson . . .T. Meade . . . D. Martin . . . K. Hardersen. BUSINESS STAFF: SEATED, Left to Right: S. Stahl . . . L. Buttels . . . J. Fallenstein . . . C. Bach . . . Business manager. STANDING: N. Liepins . . . B. Haag . . . L. Casey . . . Not Pictured . . . Dova Jacobs. on We Keep Acuity . . School board ... on new bleachers at Has-kin School. ROW ONE, Left to Right: F. Phillips . . . L. Rex . . . ROW TWO: A. Legner, Pres. . . A. Otto. ROW THREE: K. Shumway . . . L. P. Brady, Sec. . . . M. Vickery. Mr. Wesner, principal . . . discussing illustrated booklet of other schools with Judy Anderson ... his first year with us . . . brought new ideas. Superintendent, Mr. Turney . . . showing Dorme Fel-stead and Regina Morrissey foreign coin . . . came this year from Streator. Audrey Grandgeorge . . . first year at S.H.S. . . . English I and II . . . Sophomore class advisor. Tom Davis ... 24 years at S.H.S. . . . math . . . junior class advisor. Dick Giles . . . assistant football and track coach . . . basketball coach . . . American history . . . world history . . . sophomore class advisor. Ben Eade . . . introducing Herman to D. Kearney ... 40 years at S.H.S. . . . general science . . . biology . . . sophomore class advisor. Gertrude Wutzke . . . showing J. Rohrer special book . . . librarian . . . second year here. Samuel Rosen . . . examining distillation apparatus with B. Tope and F. Hough . . . first full year teaching here . . . chemistry . . . physics . . . general science . . . Science Club advisor . . . junior class advisor. Harold McGhee . . . first year at S.H.S. . . . cnoru-ses and vocal ensembles. Elaine Zuehlke . . . helping S. Beck with pattern . . . homemaking . . . FHA advisor . . . junior class advisor. William Hancock . . . pointing out farm animals . . . math . . . ag . . . general science . . . FFA advisor . . . senior class advisor. ReinoNori. . . with J. Fish and S. Stahl at the wheel . . . first year here. . . football coach . . . assistant basketball coach . . . track coach . . . driver's training . . . P.E. JoAnne Schultz . . . with gymnasts N. Harrington . . . J. Schmitz . . . M. Murphy . . . E. Titzel . . . P.E. . . . Pep Club advisor. Dorothy Harrod . . . checking attendance record of J. Hopkins . . . Latin I and II . . . English III . . . guidance counselor . . . senior class advisor. Gladys Blowers . . . with K. Hupach operating tele phone controls . . . typing . . .business practice . . . business English IV . . . freshman advisor. Thomas Neice . . . instructing J. Schmidt on saxo phone . . . band. Rosella Bale . . . T. Miyler comparing answers . . . shorthand . . . bookkeeping . . . civics and economics. Violet Lindner . . . looking at new Reflector picture with M. Teal . . . English IV . . . French . . . speech . . . Reflector advisor . . . freshman advisor. Bus drivers . . . ready to drive afternoon route . . . Left to Right: C. Wright . . . E. Canham. . . G. Hall-strom . . . S. Jones . . . G. Zimmerman . . .Not pictured--B. Lamb. Custodians G. Lyons . . . E. Rem-snyder . . . G. Zimmerman . . . putting up outside Christmas decorations. President W. Anderson Secretary J. Martin Student Council Student Council A. Cortright J. Gavic m Vice-President J. Barker Treasurer B. Nelson 'Zd'e re cut Ocvi 'Way . . . 77 freshmen in high school . . . largest class . . . freshman advisors . . . Mrs. Blowers . . . Mrs. Lindner . . . Mr. Graf . . . very helpful . . . freshman cheerleaders . . . J. Leifheit . . . G. Phelper . . . many freshman boys made football squad . . . B. Anderson . . . R. Bark . . . J. Barker ... V. Bernhardt . . . H. Dannewitz . . . T. Fritsch . . . J. Gavic . . . T. Meade . . . B. Vickery . . . T. Wagner . . . L. Williams . . . several boys in basketball . . . T. Meade . . . T. Fritsch . . . B. Anderson . . . J. Gavic . . . B. Vickery . . . E. Berge . . . entered float Our Sights are Set to Win in homecoming parade . . . T. Meade bonfire Indian . . . class held tobogganing party at Forest Preserve in December . . . two freshmen entered speech contest . . . B. Elleby . . . N. Wesner ... in band contest . . . solos . . . C. Zinke . . . R. Henry . . . E. Berge ... A. Cortright . . . clarinet quartet ... A. Cortright . . . B. Elleby . . . S. Dilbeck . . . P. Turner. J. Abens J. Anderson R. Anthenat D. Austill A. Bark D. DaRonco P. Diem S. Dilbeck B. Elleby N. Haag J. Floberg T. Fritsch J. Gauer R. Blythe K. Bobenmoyer B. Casey J. Casner H. Dannewitz V' P. Gauer S. Gibson W. Nelson N. Neuhauser C. Nielsen K. Olson C. Ovitt D. Pence G. Phelper J. Ploger K. Price D. Trout S. Sanderson G. Shipman R. Snyder P. Turner B. VanWinkle N. Storzbach M. Teal B. Vickery R. Voga S. Vreeland J. Thomas T. Wagner S. Webber F. Wehling N. Wesner D. Williams L. Williams D. Wright C. Zinke Not Pictured R. Johnson 02{ e ‘TTtet ( cle an, cutcC StCa ’TTfasutesi , . Sophomores now . . . began with working on our homecoming float . . . We'll Stamp 'em Out . . . loads of fun . . . won second prize in class float . . . J. Legner . . . B. Scents . . . class cheerleaders . . . twenty-six class members in student variety show . . . chose class rings in January . . . represented in speech contest by P. Curran . . . J. Fallenstein . . . K. Hall . . . D. Holbo . . . D. Kearney . . . B. Pence . . . E. Prestegaard . . . B. Scents . . . L. Scheidecker ... to district, B. Scents ... to sectional, L. Scheidecker . . . many went out for sports . . . football . . . B. Francis . . . G. Gord ... A. Helin . . . P. Lindner . . . D. Martin . . . R. Martyn . . . D. Potter . . . E. Prestegaard . . . K. Rybum . . . J. Schmidt . . . B. Whiteis . . . T. Tvrdik . . . basketball . . . D. Brown . . . B. Whiteis... D. Potter . . . B. Francis . . . E. Prestegaard . . . K. Rybum . . . D. Martin . . . J. Schmidt . . . R. Martyn . . . represented in vocal music by L. Buttels . . . P. Curran . . . instrumental music by P. Curran . . . R. Felstead . . . L. Buttels . . . M. Johnson . . . K. Naylon . . . P. Lindner . . . D. Potter . . . J. Schmidt . . . great advisors . . . Mrs. Grandgeorge . . . Mr. Eade . . . Mr. Giles. R. Casson B. Creager P. Curran N. Day D. Decker S. Dinsmoor G. Gord - t I D. Kearney D. Kitner B. Kleckner D. Klug M. Larsen P k w Gifford K. Hardersen N. Harrington A. Helin P. Lindner K. Lobdell T. Mall R. Martyn M. McGava N. Meyers R. Morrissey L. Mulligan K. Naylon D. Roche K. Rybum B. Scents N. Todd T. Tvrdik V. Voga B. Walseth E. Prestegaard G. Parris B. Pence Important events of junior year . . . October . . . class rings . . . homecoming . . . float . . . “We're Ordering a Victory” . . . first place in class division . . . November . . . Junior-Senior Hunt . . . January . . . donkey basketball game . . . howling success . . . junior lads defeating dads . . . March . . . Junior Carnival . . . followed by dance . . . music of the Squares . . . renewed magazine subscriptions . . . April... JuniorPlay... The Curious Savage”... May ... Junior-Senior Prom ... Oriental Paradise ... climax to exciting year. Studcfitty t t 02Oe ‘Dtecoven i t t ie Junior Class Officers: T. Werner, Treas. . . . B. Tope, Student Council J. Lindner, Pres. . . . N. Liepins, Student Council . . . J. Schmitz, Secy. Phelper . Phelper . J. Lindner Werner . . Individual participants in class activities . . . cheerleaders . . . B. Carter . . . M. Weber . . . also on homecoming court . . . with C. . prom court . . . king . . . R. Miller . . . queen . . . C. . court . . . D. Adache . . . B. Carter . . . D. Cave . . . . . J. Potter . . . J. Schmitz . . . M. Weber . . . T. . athletic standouts . . . football . . . D. Dwyer . . . J. Fish . . . R. Foster . . . T. King . . . T. Werner ... all lettermen . . . basketball . . . D. Cave . . . D. Dwyer . . . J. Fish. . . R. Miller .. . track . . . D. Adache . . . D. Cave . . . D. Dwyer . . . J. Fish . . . R. Foster . . . N. Liepins . . . M. Nelson . . . T. Werner . . . advisors . . . Mr. Davis . . . Mr. Rosen . . . Miss Zuehlke. 58 L. Casey eniors GIANT PACK FACIAL TISSUES JON ERIKSSON A Country Gentleman and a Woman's Home Companion. Class Treas. 1, Pres. 4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4; Jr. Play; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3,4, King 3; Boys' State 3; Speech Contest 4. BONNY LARSON If we believe all we hear, she'll make a marriage her career. Class V. Pres. 1,4; FHA 1,2,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 2,3; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2; M. Chorus 2; Prom Court 3,4. GLENN SWENSON I haven't let a woman pin anything on me since I was a baby. FFA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Traffic Court 3; Reflector 1,2,3,4. MARY LOU MURPHY Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Student Council 4, Sec. 4; Latin Club 1; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3,4; Art Scholarship 3. JOHN WAGNER Casear was short ... he was great; Napolean was short . . . he was great; I'm short. FFA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4;Traffic Court 3. BARBARA WRIGHT She'll never grow weary of fun. FHA 1,2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2; M. Chorus 2. DELORIS MILLER It's a friendly heart that has many friends. Class Sec. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; FT A 3; Band 1,2, 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Contest 1,2,3,4; G. Chorus 3; M. Chorus 3. JAMES GORD He'd rather hug a football than any woman. Class Sec. 1, Treas. 4; Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Sec. 4; Band 1,2; Prom Court 3,4. KAY STILLMAN Her mind is here, but her heart is elsewhere. Latin Club 1,2, V. Pres. 2; Rifle Club 1; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; FT A 3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Speech Contest 2; Reflector 1,2, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,4; M. Chorus 2,4; Sextet 2; Contest 2. BILLIE ANDERSON A quiet fellow, with motives unknown. Basketball 1,2,3,4. PHYLLIS KNIGHTS When you have nothing to say, say nothing. French Club 3,4; G. Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3; Contest 1,2,3,4. WALDEN LEWIS His heart is like a trolley, always room for one more. Student Council 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Latin Club 1,2, Treas. 1; Jr. Play, Sr. Play; Band 1,2,3, Contest 1,2,3; B. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 2,3,4; Quartet 2,3,4; Contest Solo 2,3,4, Quartet 2, Ensemble 3; Boys' State 2. HENRY WERNER If there's anything I don't know, it's because I didn't have time to learn it. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; Sec. 2; Reflector 4; Sr. Play. LINDA SCOTT Slow and droll, but she gets there. FHA 1,2; Jr. Play, Sr. Play; Reflector 4; M. Chorus 2,3; Majorette 3,4; Trans, from Chattanooga, Tennessee 1. HOWARD JOHNSON His only labor was to kill time. Sr. Play; Trans, from Aurora 1. RHODA SCHUBACH I want what I want when I want it. FHA 1; Librarian Club 2; Jr. Play; Fr. G. Chorus; M. Chorus 2,3,4; G. Chorus 2,3,4; Sextet 2,3; Mixed Ensemble 3; Contest Solo, Ensemble 3. GERALD SMITH He's a fast guy, his driving that is. Football 1,2; Track 1; Basketball Mgr. 1. SUSAN STAHL There never was a saint with red hair. FHA 1,2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Jr. Play; Reflector 3,4; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3, Drum Major 4. DOVA JACOBS A good time is just her style; still she's a girl worth knowing. Class Treas. 2, Sec. 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Reflector 4; Speech Contest 2,3,4, State 3; Jr. Play; G. Chorus 3; M. Chorus 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 3,4, Queen 4; Prom Court 3,4; Girls' State 3. RONALD WRIGHT All the world's a stage, and I do my part by cutting up. Football Mgr. 2. ELIZABETH GALVIN Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it alive. Class Sec. 1; FHA 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 3; Jr. Play, Sr. Play; School-paper 3; M. Chorus 1,2,3; A Cappella 1,2,3; Sextet 1,2,4; Contest Solo 1,2,4, Sextet 1,2,4; Trans, from Plano 4. ROBERT WICKENS A man of deeds; not of words. Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3; District Meet 2,3, FFA 2,3,4; Traffic Court 2,3; B. Chorus 4. GEORGIA SCHREINER I feel as good as I please if I please to be good. FHA 1,2,4; Majorette 3,4; G. Chorus 2; M. Chorus 2,3. JOHN BROWN Why don't you speak for yourself, John? Football 1; Basketball 1; Rod Benders 2, V. Pres. 2; Trans, from Lafayette, Indiana 4. DAVID LIVINGSTON School work . . . what's that? Football 1; Basketball 1; Rifle Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Contest 1,2,3,4; M. Chorus 4. carol McFarland Some say she's studious, some say she's not; we know she's friendly and that counts a lot. French Club 3,4, Sec. 3,4; Sandscript 2; Speech Contest 2; Jr. Play; D.A.R. Award. MICHAEL CRONIN Football isn't the only place you need a good line. Football 1,2,3,4, All Conference 3; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play, Sr. Play; Homecoming Court 3. SANDRA HELIN She's working on a Mrs. degree. FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; G. Chorus 2,3, 4; M. Chorus 2,4. ROBERT FRITSCH An athlete that scores in more ways than one. Class Pres. 3; Football 1,2,3, 4, Conference Team 3,4, Capt. 4; Track 1,2; Basketball Mgr. 2; Varsity Club 2; Student Council 1,2; Reflector 3; Band 1,2, Sec. Treas. 2; Homecoming Court 3,4, King 4; Prom Court 3,4, Boys' State 3; Most Valuable Player Football 4. JACQUELINE McCAVA A quiet girl . . . sometimes. GAA 1,2; M. Chorus 1,4; Trans, from Sterling 4. JUDITH MEADE I can live without poetry or walking, but who can live without talking? FHA 1,2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F. Gr. Chorus; G. Chorus 2; M. Chorus 2 CHARLES NAYLON Fools throw kisses; wise men deliver them in person. Class Treas. 3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Latin Club 1,2, Pres. 2; Jr. Play; B. Chorus 2,4; M. Chorus 2,4; Home-coming Court 4; Most Valuable Player Basketball 4. JUANITA TEAL I have studied books rather than men. Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Librarian Club 4; Jr. Play, Sr. Play; Speech Contest 2,3,4; Reflector 4; F. Gr. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,3; M. Chorus 2,3. KENNETH HUPACH The teachers think I am so sweet, they want me in the foremost seat. CAROLYN JOHNSON His ring is her foundation. FHA 1,2; GAA 2,3; Traffic Court 3; Reflector 3,4; F. Gr. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,3; M Chorus 2. WENDELL SMITH He's not as bashful as he looks. Class Pres. 1; Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3,4. TERRY MIYLER Occasionally--with my brain I think a thought. Rifle Club 1. NANCY PAULSON I just can't make my eyes behave. Class Sec.-Treas. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Yearbook 3; School Paper 3; Forensics 2,3; Speech Contest 4; Operetta 1; G. Chorus 1,2,3; Trans, from Sparta, Wisconsin 4. THOMAS CASNER There are two sides to a question: the right one and mine. Football 1,2,3; Basketball Mgr. 2. CAROLE BACH She's an all-around pal, and a good sensible gal. Class Sec. 2; Latin Club 1,2; Sec. 1; GAA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; FTA 3, Pres. 3; French Club 3; Reflector 3,4; Speech Contest 3; Jr. Play, Sr. Play; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,3; M. Chorus 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Prom Court 3,4, Queen 3. LARRY LOCKMAN I've been dying for 12 years . . . now I'm going to live. CAROL FERRIS If silence were golden, I'd be a millionaire. FHA 1; G. Chorus 4; M. Chorus 4. SHARON LARSON The unspoken word never causes trouble. Class V. Pres. 3; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 1,3; Sr. Play; Fr. G. Chorus. PAUL LUX Wait and see. Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Office Staff 1; Jr. Play, Sr. Play; Trans, from Merritt, Michigan 4. CAROL WILKENING C is for Carol, so striking and tall, but it isn't her studies she loves best of all. FHA 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Traffic Court 2, 3, Judge 3. JAMES LEASURE Oh, well, you forget 90% of what you learn anyway. Basketball Mgr. 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Trans, from Lansing, Michigan 3. JUANITA MORRIS Her heart is like the moon: there's always a man in it. Class Pres. 2; FHA 1,2; CAA 2; FT A 3, V. Pres. 3; Pep Club 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2; Speech Contest 2; Sr. Play; M. Chorus 2,3. ROGER ROCHE Only barbers and girls get in my hair. Football 1. DONALD RALLS The devil may care! I'm having fun. Basketball 2; FFA 1. JUDITH PETERSON I was cut out to be an angel, but somebody lost the pattern. FHA 1,2,3,4; Librarian Club 3,4; Reflector 1,2,3,4; Fr. G. Chorus; Betty Crocker Award 4. DONALD BARK Books and I are pals, you see, cause they don't bother me. Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Varsity Club 2; Basketball Mgr. 4. JOAN HUBBARD My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Librarian Club 4. CURTIS KITNER Study makes your eyesight poor; that's why I've got glasses. Basketball 2; Track 4; Rifle Club 2. JOAN KLUG There is no wealth like a quiet mind. FHA 1; Latin Club 2; Trans, from Kaneland Community High 4. NANCY ANDERSON All work and no fun isn't the life for me. FHA 1,2,4; G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 3,4. GERALD OVITT The good die young, so why should I worry? Track Mgr. 3. ELIZABETH TITZEL Professional men? Personally I've never seen an amateur. FHA 1,4; Pep Club 4; Fr. G. Chorus; G. Chorus 2,3,4; M. Chorus 4. THOMAS BAIRD I'm the patient type; who'll be the nurse? Football 2; Projection Club 1; Camera Club 2; Trans, from East High Aurora 2. We Shook The Family Tree Curtain Call SEATED, Left to Right: L. Scott . . . E. Galvin . . . S. Larson. STANDING: K. Stillman. . . P. Lux. . . H. Johnson. . . H. Werner . . . W. Lewis . . . J. Morris. 76ey TVtil THE BEST ALL-ROUND Carole Bach . . . Bob Fritsch THE MOST TALENTED Dova Jacobs . . .Walden Lewis i e Ke H iecC , , . THE BIGGEST FURTS Juanita Morris . . . Mick Cronin THE MOST COURTEOUS Sharon Larson . . . Medford Kelley THE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Juanita Teal . . . Henry Werner 02{ 6e t 6 cm, info As I stand here in line waiting to receive my diploma, I solemnly look back to my years with the class of 59. It doesn't seem thirteen years ago when as proud kindergarteners we learned to tie our own shoes and print our names. Every afternoon we'd lie on rugs and listen to a story. Carol Wilkening, I remember, always fell asleep and sometimes wouldn't wake up until it was time to go home. What fun we had sending our friends letters through our post office, and dramatizing Mother Goose nursery rhymes. In first grade we set aside our rugs and crayons, and took up readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic. We became quite proficient musicians by the formation of a great band of triangles, whistles, drums, and tambourines. The biggest thrill of second grade came when our favorite teacher, Miss Jones, took us all to the show. I remember how jealous we were of Judy and Ronnie who always seemed to receive all of her attention. Third grade saw us on the stage, in the operetta, PETER RABBIT, starring Chuck Naylon. How we did struggle with those multiplication tables in fourth grade! I remember the program we presented in which Susan Stahl as the drab girl did a toe dance. For the first time we were all together as one class in fifth grade at the South Side. I'll never forget the many nights we spent after school for Mr. Anderson. Our operetta, SEASON OF HAPPINESS, featured Walden Lewis as the Moon. Sixth grade divided us again. Patrol duty gave us a sense of responsibility and a feeling of importance. But how cold we would get in the winter! I remember how MissScheideckermade us sit on our hands and feet to thaw them out. Seventh grade brought the two classes together again, this time at the North Side. How grown up we felt now that we were in Junior High. With the help of the eighth grade, we presented MISSISSIPPI MELODY. Representing our class in the operetta were Walden Lewis and Susan Stahl. Our boys proved themselves men of action by winning the basketball championship. Dancing lessons gave us an idea what gentlemen they could be. I'll never forget the Junior High Prom, our first big dance. The most memorable year of grade school was eighth grade. Mrs. Moss especially left a lasting impression on our minds about the evils of gum chewing and talking without permission. Writing the Preamble and the Declaration of Independence as punishment paid off, though, when it came time to take tests on them. The basketball championship was becoming a tradition with us; again we took possession of the first place trophy. How well I remember the fun of Hobo Day with our gaily painted shoes and old, tom pants. Dancing lessons continued, climaxed by a party at the end of the year. With the arrival of spring, we anticipated graduation eagerly but somewhat sadly. Soon we would be advancing another step, leaving grade school days only to be remembered. Highlight of graduation night was the presentation of the American Legion Awards to Bob Fritsch and Sharon Larson. The Junior High Prom held afterwards brought grade school days to a close. Then we were freshmen—timid, frightened, and lost. We elected Wendell Smith our president, and Sandra Helin and Juanita Morris represented us as cheerleaders. I remember the thrill of homecoming and our first float We'll Clean Up Plano. As a means of raising money, we had a bake sale. The year ended with our advisors, Mrs. Baxter and Mr. Hancock, taking us to the Forest Preserve for a picnic. As sophomores we felt more at ease and became more a part of school activities. Our two cheerleaders were reelected, and We Figure We'll Win was our entry in the homecoming parade. I remember when our president, Juanita Morris, got caught in her bathrobe at our Come-As-You-Are party. What fun! Class rings came when we were juniors. How proud we were of them! Bob Fritsch led us through a busy year which began with homecoming activities. I'll never forget the many nights and hard work we put into our float, We're Expecting T-Win. We finally succeeded, though, in making Freddie look like a stork. Four juniors, Dova Jacobs, Carole Bach, Mick Cronin, and Bob Fritsch had the honor of being elected to the homecoming court. Our cheerleaders, Dova and Sandra, helped cheer our team to victory after victory. 'ZV ie 'fyocctty cutcC (fa ? ' ' Before a full house, we presented our junior play, A DATE WITH JUDY, with Carole Bach in the leading role. A trip to the Crossroads after the presentation rewarded our long hours of practice. A turkey raffle in December provided Christmas dinners for six families and increased the amount in our treasury. Then came the Junior Carnival, with crejpe paper and confetti, clowns and fortune tellers. Cooperation and hard work made the carnival and dance successful, profitable, and fun. We were now ready for the biggest and grandest affair of the school year—the Junior-Senior Prom. Excitement swelled as the court was chosen, the theme selected, committees lined up, and general preparations made. I'm sure none of us will ever forget the nights we worked so hard on the gym, especially those who stayed until four o'clock one morning. Finally, the big night arrived. The seniors and faculty were our guests at the banquet at the Lynn Haskin school. The program was highlighted by Juanita Morris, the Enchantress, who took the road to her land of make believe, and added merriment to the banquet. Then on to the dance. How beautiful the gym was, and how proud we were of our achievement. To the strains of Some Enchanted Evening Jon escorted Carole to the throne where they were crowned King and Queen of the 1958 Junior-Senior Prom. The junior attendants of the royal couple were Dova, Kay, Mary Lou, Bonny, Wendell, Bob, Jim, and Walden. Little Linell Eriksson and Aaron Prestegaard, the crown bearers, delighted everyone with their part in the coronation ceremony. Our blue, pink, and silver ceiling with blinking lights, star studded trees, and wishing well, along with the dance-able music of the Rhythmaires, made it an unforgettable and truly an Enchanted Evening. With our junior year nearing an end, we looked forward to the approaching year, anxious to be seniors at last, but reluctant to accept the responsibilities and leadership that were expected of us. Homecoming, as in other years, got our last year under way. Our novel float, We'll Put 'em In Orbit, featured the famous Sputnik. Dova Jacobs was crowned Homecoming Queen by King Bob Fritsch at the dance following the game. Scene of the coronation ceremony was under a huge football bearing our theme title, September Sentiments. Senior members of the court were Carole Bach, Mary Lou Murphy, Chuck Naylon, Joh Eriksson, and Wendell Smith. The Junior-Senior Hunt found the seniors hidden safely from view of the juniors in a cornfield. The holiday season brought the Christmas dance. Under the leadership of our president, Jon, and with the guidance of our advisors, Mr. Hancock, Miss Harrod, and Miss Baie, we made Silver Bells the prettiest Christmas dance ever. We worked extra hard to make our last big class project a special success. I'll never forget the panic when our false ceiling fell two nights before the dance. The 1958 Christmas Dance will long be remembered for its beautiful atmosphere, white Christmas tree, the mural, and its rhythmic band. Juanita Morris and the rest of the cast put in many long nights of hard practicing to make our senior play, WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE, a tremendous success. With our part in school events ended by the play, we began thinking about Commencement activities. Announcements were ordered, robes selected, and our class motto, flower, and colors decided upon. Baccalaureate came, followed by class night, and now graduation. As I stand here, reminiscing, I wonder what my classmates' thoughts are as we prepare to say goodbye and go our separate ways. The familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstance fi) the auditorium; the procession is starting. Soon the projects we worked on together and the achievements and disappointments we shared will be only memories. Where has the time flown? As I walk down the aisle, my thoughts are of our class motto: Time goes, you say? Ah, No! Alas, time stays; we go! ?utune Class Night . . . May 22 . . . Mistress of Ceremonies . . . Carole Bach . . . beautiful solo . . . Walden Lewis . . . I'll Never Walk Alone” . . . senior awards . . . presented . . . state scholarship winner . . . Juanita Teal . . . class will . . . narrated by . . . Betty Galvin . . . Jon Eriksson . . . highlights . . . Sandy Helin and her wicked vehicle . . . Mick Cronin and his girls . . . class prophecy . . . read by Dova Jacobs . . . Jim Gord and his rat-proof money bin featured . . . music award winners . . . Phyllis Knights . . . Deloris Miller . . . French horn duet. Their school days will soon be over. The processional . . . Grand March )'d ccfr fo . . . Graduation . . . May 29 Class Motto . . . Time goes you say, ah no! Alas, Time stays; we go! Class Colors . . . Blue and White Class Flower . . . Red Rose Baccalaureate . . . May 24 . . . Jr.-Sr. Girls' Sextet . . . sermon . . . Keep Thyself Pure . . . Reverend Chester Wright . . . Blest Be the Tie that Binds . . . senior class. Valedictorian . . . Henry Werner Atomic energy can be a great power for peace. Kay Stillman . . . receives . . . diploma . . . and . . . congratulations . . . from . . . School Board President . . . Louis P. Brady. Speaker . . . Mr. Earl Hanson . . • Superintendent of Schools . . . Rock Island, Illinois . . . challenges . . . seniors ... to make . . . wise decisions. BOOSTERS A. P. Tea Co. Sandwich Floral Shop C. G. Dorris, D.D.S. Sandwich Free Press Jack's Service Harold Hanson Reymann’s Garage Leonard's Service Station Robert M. Seifried Sandwich Accounting Service Oatman Bros. Insurance and Realty Hallstrom Greenhouse Wahlgren and Darnell Burkhart Funeral Home National Tea Co. E. J. Sotrop, M.D. Louis E. Neuendorf The Bacaba Bill's Barber Shop The Walinger Studio, Inc. Otto Machine Co. Morris's Food Store Bennett Motor Express Paul's Cities Service Stoudt Woodworking Co. P. S. Lindner Co. Klotz’s Garage William Lenhart O. A. Keele Reimann’s Beauty Shop Dr. W. E. Allen Larson's Wahl's Market Leland Hatchery Store Seitzinger Plumbing and Heating Art's Royal Blue Sherman and Hanson Butch Sebby Alta Oehlers' Millinery A. A. Legner, D.V.M. and J. P. DeVries, D.V.M. 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.O. Box 66 Telephone 7411 DECORATOR’S MART Where the Discriminating Homemakers Find the Answer To Their Decorating Problems FLOOR GOVERINGS-FABRICS-PAINTS-FURNITURE BUTTELS’ TEXACO SERVICE FRED BUTTELS-OPR. WASHING—WAXING—LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES Your Complete Service Station Mechanical Repairs T une-Ups ‘Mufflers Pipes (Soles—Installation) ‘Brake Work “SERVICE IS OUR BUSHS'ESS” Call 4122 Sandwich 301 E. Church Sandwich, 111. SANDWICH ROLLER RINK Route 34 - Sandwich, Illinois ROLLER SKATE FOR HEALTH Complete Line of Skates and Skating Accessories PEPSI-COLA The Light Refreshment In Tune With Modern Taste Always Say “Pepsi Please” Books Greeting Cards Gifts Toys Adding Machines School Supplies T ypewriters 48 East Railroad Phone 7221 Sandwich, III. ANDERSON AND BUSHNELL ASE Steel Office Furniture Better Built for Better Schools ALL-STEEL EQUIPMENT, INC. Aurora Illinois HOLLAND’S DRUG STORE Phone 7216 Sandwich, Illinois “Serving This Community Since 1926” Complete Prescription Service Everything in School Supplies Eastman Kodak Agency Hallmark Greeting Cards 0200001101010102020000000102020000000101020000000101021010 JAFFE’S Scrap Iron and All Kinds of Metal Structural Steel New and Used l-Beams-Pipe 40 Years of Service David Jaffe Ph. 6816 104 So. East Delicious meals and tasty snacks are waiting for you at the SANDWICH GRILL Sandwich M. WERNER SONS, INC. . . . Automotive Positl Cq UA meut . 523 EAST CHURCH STREET-- SANDWICH, ILLINOIS PHONE 2129 216 NORTH SIXTH STR EET — DE KALB. ILLINOIS PHONE 6-2727 New and Used Car Financing Farm Loans REX AGENCY INSURANCE Notary Public and Licenses Dial 5461 On U. S. 34 Sandwich, III. Dependable Insurance Since 1933 Bowl for Health IDLE HOUR LANES Phone 5721 Sandwich Dr. JEROME V. HORNA OPTOMETRIST 33 S. Main Sandwich, III. On Appointment Dial 7511 Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 10:00 - 5:30 Fri. 10:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Class of ’59 STANDARD MOTOR SALES Dodge — Plymouth Cars and Trucks Phone 8-6961 Plano, Illinois nt ACE STORES A- Complete Hardware G. E. Appliances and Clothing Phone 4311 0 Phone 6591 LYLE HYATT CO. General Contractors House Moving — Cement Work Block Laying — Remodeling 507 West First Street Sandwich Illinois FUEL OIL METERED SERVICE Serving FARM - HOME -INDUSTRY BATTERIES - TIRES -ACCESSORIES DUY’S Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands We Stock Orthopedic Footwear Shoes For The Entire Family Sandwich, III. 120 S. Main Ph. 6016 TOM’S BARBER SHOP Sandwich III. SANDWICH NEWS AGENCY Chicago, Aurora, and DeKalb Papers Magazines Subscriptions Taken Coffee Bar Fountain Service SANDWICH MOTORS Sales—Service Dial 6311 Sandwich, III. Buy crt the S. S. STORE Rt. 34 Main St. Phone Sondwich 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 SANDWICH STATE BANK SANDWICH - ILLINOIS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COFFMAN BROS. Plano, Illinois GMC TRUCKS AND SERVICE Plano 8-6261 “Professional Care is Rest for the Hair OPAL’S BEAUTY SALON CORTRIGHT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone 7066 Dial 6161 Sandwich, III. 940 N. Main St. Stylists — Opal Parris and Connie Wiley Sandwich BUICK - ‘59’ GEO. KLEINPRINZ GENERAL CONTRACTORS Authorized Sales Service m Remodeling — New Homes Concrete Work Super Service Station John Mansville Certified App. OPEL — Europe’s Economy Car Made in Germany Roofing, Siding, and Insulation WEHLING BUICK CO. Phone 5806 On U. S. Rt. 34 Phone — Sandwich 2119 THE JAMES KNIGHTS CO. Sandwich, Illinois Phone 2141 a mtfm