Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1963 volume:

REFLECTOR SANDWICH HIGH Q SANDWICH I ILL. 3 CO-EDITORS KAYE CARTER PAULETTE SCHUSLAR BUS. MGR. SHARON JOHNSON ADVISOR DONALD E. LIGGETT TABLE OF CONTENTS A DMIN1STRA TION CL UBS SPORTS ADMINISTRATION EMPLOYEES FACULTY SENIORS CLASS OF 1963 AWARDS AFS CLASSES CLASS OF 1964 CLASS OF 1965 CLASS OF 1966 BAND CHORUS F.H.A. F. F.A. LATIN CLUB GERMAN CLUB SANDSCRIPT REFLECTOR RIFLE CLUB D.O. SPEECH LIBRARIANS STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SOCIETY G. A.A. CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK BOWLING ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING CHRISTMAS DANCE JUNIOR PLAY VARIETY SHOW JR. CARNIVAL SENIOR PLAY PROM GRADUATION 2 ADMIMISTRA TION ROBERT TURNEY, Superintendent MAX WESNER, Principal. A DMINISTRA TION BOARD OF EDUCATION: Melvin Vickrey, A. C. Otto, Kenneth Shumway, J. V. Cronin, Gordon Barker, Darrell Wesson, Harry Krauspe. BUS DRIVERS: George Zimmerman, Donald McNutt, Chester Wright, Spencer Jones, George Hallstrom, Edward Canham. PAT HUTTER School Secretary DORIS BUTTELS Financial Accountant EMPLOYEES JANITORS: George Zimmerman, Gaylon Lyons. DAVID GRAF He that hath a trade has an estate. Vocational Problems D.O. Club Rifle Club Freshman Class WILLIAM HANCOCK You get to do it. Agriculture Motor Mechanics FFA Senior Class GERALD SCHMIDT Let's clean up! Industrial Arts 1,2,3 Senior Class Mr. Loague shows his drafting class one of the many interesting projects they will be working on during the year. GERTRUDE WUTZKE Let's look it up! Librarian Librarian's Club ROBERT FREY A most interesting specimen of the human brain. English 1,2,3,4 German 1 German Club Sophomore Class JAMES REILAND It's easy to see that . . . Physical Education Algebra 1 Plane Geometry Senior Class ANN JORDAN Hit the showers! Physical Education Cheerleaders GAA Mr. Wesner appears in a very familiar scene to make an announcement. PAUL ROSSOK Results not excuses! Instrumental music 7 MARJORIE YOUNG Brevity is the soul of wit. English 1,3,4 Speech Senior Class Dramatics Coach DONALD HEDSTROM All right people ! Vocal Music American History Student Council THOMAS DAVIS Why? Arithmetic Algebra II Solid Geometry Trigonometry Junior Class National Honor Society i BETTY ROSS Get away from that refrigerator, girls! Homemaking 1,2,3 FHA Junior Class One of Miss Harrod's many duties is recording absentees. DONALD LIGGETT I hate to give anyone a bad grade, but ... General Business Bookkeeping Typing 1,2 Business Law Junior Class Camera Club Reflector KENNETH EHREN Study! General Science Chemistry Physics Junior Class HENRY CLARK Is that right? American Problems World History Social Studies Sophomore Class In addition to conducting daily band practice, Mr. Rossok gives private lessons. GEORGE SAMPSON Son of a gun! Biology Sophomore Class DOROTHY HARROD I'll grind you into jelly. Latin 1,2,3 Counseling Latin Club A.F.S. GLADYS BLOWERS Let's go Angels! Typing I Shorthand Secretarial Practice Freshman Class WALTER LOAGUE Sandscript All right--let's get back to work. Mechanical Drawing 1,2 Art 1,2 Freshman Class DICK UNDERWOOD Dodge that ditch! Physical Education Drivers Training Sophomore Class Coach, Football, Track DAVID COOPER If you don't understand, ask questions! English 2,3,4 Freshman Class Coach, Basketball 10 Our first class activity was gathering material for the pow-wow bonfire. Dressed as an Indian, Jim Foster lit the pile of boxes with a flaming torch. New subjects were introduced to us and we began to conquer them. Our efforts proved fruitful for 30% of our class made the honor roll. At a tobogganing party held at the Forest Preserve some of us slid down the hill while others devoured pop and popcorn in the cabin. After one good year under president, Cheryl Leonard, we were determined to always do our best at S.H.S. Feeling more secure we began our Sophomore year by capturing first place in the Homecoming parade with our float, The Beare Facts. To make money was our greatest aim. A Halloween Hop was held after the last football game. The selling of personalized stationary and car washes boosted our treasurey. An old fashioned class party featued many different types of recreation and entertainment. Competition in chess, cards, pantomimes, and other games was held in the library while ping-pong, shuffleboard, and dancing progressed in the gym. Receiving our class rings was a thrilling way to end the year. Upperclassmen at last! The activities of our Junior year required the most work but were also the most rewarding. Our float, Butterfly to Victory really flew our class to victory by winning first prize in the Homecoming parade. The huge monark butterfly pointed toward a colorful garden of flowers. Our Junior play, Men Are Like Streetcars, was received enthusiastically by the audience. The plot was centered around the many love problems of Maudie, portrayed by Karen Dummer. Roaring Twenties Carnival was under the leadership of John Cortright. Our stands, fun houses movie, Keystone cops, and dance took in a great deal of people, noise, and money. After much debating on the theme and song for the Prom, Enchanted Sea came to life. We were certainly proud of the mermaid, treasure chest, and sunken ship that we constructed. Much inititive and creative-ness was shown in the murial and other detailed decorations. The King and Queen were crowned in a huge corrigated clam shell. Our Senior year started out right when we placed first with our Homecoming float. A superior feeling was felt for we had won first place three years in a row. Originality was evident again in St. George and the Dragon. Our pride and joy (the dragon) was aqua and white and breathed smoke. Storybook Land, the theme for the Homecoming dance enabled us to work up new and different decorations. The north pole in Santa's Toyland was the center of the Christmas Dance. The refreshments were served from the window of Santa's workshop. Many unusual characters were developed in our Senior play, You Can't Take It With You. The action developed around the part of the carefree grandfather, played by John Latham. The registration of underclassmen along with ordering announcements and being measured for caps and gowns made us realize our remaining days in high school were numbered. The reading of the class Will, Prophecy, and History were the main events of our Class Day. Graduation night showed mixed feelings on the part of all. Many were glad it was over but sorry to leave. This night ended our thirteen school years together, but we'll have many memories that we'll treasure forever. The class of '63 was led very successfully by these capable officers: Denny Ferden, Pres., Lorraine Hough, V.-Pres., Mary Todd, Sec., and Ken Hagar, Treas. We were honored to have Denny Ferden as our President for three years. He served faithfully. PAMELA WHITE French Club 1,2,3; German Club 4; Librarian Club 4; Chorus 1,4; Ensemble 1; Sandscript 3. sharon McFarland Latin Club 1,2,4; German Club 4, Treas. 4; Honor Society 4; Prom Court 3,4. COREEN CASEY Senior Play; Speech Contest 4; Sandscript 3,4; German Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Trans. Glenbard 3. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, STANDING: Denny Ferden, Clyde Henning, Joan Peterson, Shu Ueyama. SEATED: Sharon Johnson, Kaye Carter, Dick Stahl. SALLY GENGLER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 1,2, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4j French Club 1,2,3; Color Guard 3,4; Chorus 3,4. WILLIAM EBERLE KAREN DUMMER Basketball 1; Senior Play; D.O. Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 4. Junior Play; Senior Play; G.A.A, 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2; Pep Club 1,2,3, Sec. 3; French Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; En semble 2; Chorus 4; Ensemble 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 4. HARLAND HARDENSON Football 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas, 2, Reporter 3, Pres. 4; D.O. 4. HELEN HARMON Chorus 4. DAVID HANSON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1 SHARON BYRO French Club 1; Band 1,2; Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4. LARRY STROTHMAN Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. SHARON JOHNSON Junior Play; Reflector 3,4, Bus. Mgr. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Librarian Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2; Ensembles 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 4; Ensemble 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Student Council 3,4, Sec. 4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Cheerleader 3,4. JAMES THOMPSON Rifle Club 2; Ind. Arts Award2,3. 15 JANIS FISH G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1. DENNIS FERDEN Pres. 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Bowling League 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; German Club 4; Latin Club 2,3,4, Pres. 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dixie. Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; German Band 2; Ensemble 2; All State Band 4; Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Student Council 4; A.F.S. 3,4, Pres. 4; Prom Court King 3,4. TERRY VOGT Boys' Club Rep. 1; Trans. East Aurora 3. EDWARD WADE PATRICIA HUBBARD G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Librarian Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; German Club 4. Bowling League 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2; Prom Court 3,4; Reflector 3. DONNA SPACH Junior Play; Senior Play; French Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Librarian Club 1,2; Pep Club 1. BARBARA FIENE Latin Club 1; Librarian Club 2,3. DENNIS WALLIS Basketball lj Football 2,3,4; Senior Play; Latin Club 1,3; Rifle Club 1; D.O. Club 4, Pres. 4; Speech Contest 3. 1.2.3.4, Sec. 3; G.A.A. 2.3.4, Sec. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; German Club 4; Honor Society 3,4, Sec. 4; Bowling League 4; Color Guard 3,4; Chorus 4; Student Council 4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Speech Contest 3. RICHARD STAHL Sec. 1; V. Pres. 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Bowling League 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Dixie. Band 3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Pres. 4. VIRGINIA REINHART G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Ensemble 3,4; Soloist 2; Sandscript 2,3,4, Ed. 3,4. VICTOR JOHNSON JAMES OTTO Track 1; Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Sec. 4; Rifle Club 1; Band 1. FAYE BONER Pep Club 1; Speech Club 2; Latin Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Bowling League 3; Chorus 1,3,4. NANCY REX Junior Play; Senior Play; French Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 3; German Club 4, V. Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Bowling League 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Dixie. Band 3,4; Honor Society 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Chorus 4; Ensemble 3; Student Council 1,2; Speech Contest THOMAS LEASURE Football Mgr. 4; Senior Play Bowling League 4. MARY TODD Sec. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; German Club 4; A.F.S. 3, Sec. 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3; Dance Band 3,4; Chorus 4; Student Council 1,2, Sec. 2. NICHOLAS WEBER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Bowling League 2,3,4, Pres. 3; Senior Play; Latin Club 2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Sandscript 2. JOHN CORTRIGHT EVONNA BARK Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1; Bowling League 2; Reflector 1; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2; Student Council 1,2, Treas. 2; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4. Junior Play; G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Librarian Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2; Poster Contest 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Sandscript 3, Ed. 3. HAROLD ALLISON D.O. Club 4; Rifle Club 1. DIANE BISTLINE Junior Play; Senior Play; F.H.A. 1, Sec. 1; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3; German Club 4, Sec. 4; A.F.S. 3,4; Sandscript 2,3,4, Ed. 4; Color Guard 3,4; Chorus 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Speech Contest 3,4. mmm MEREDITH RICKERT Rifle Club 3,4; Ind. Arts Award 1,2,3. 19 BETTY KEARNEY Latin Club 1,2; Majorette 2,3,4; Chorus 1. JOYCE FERRIS Junior Play; Speech Club 2, Sec. 2; Speech Contest 1,2,3; German Club 4; Librarian Club 2,3; Reflector 3,4; Democ. Contest 2; Poster Contest 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Soloist 2; Ensemble 2. SHUICHIRO UEYAMA Track 4; Senior Play; Rifle Club 4; Bowling League 4; Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Student Council 4; Speech Contest 4; Democ. Contest 4; A.F.S. Student from Tokyo, Japan 4. JANELLE JOHNSON Pep Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,4. RALPH WALLIS Treas. 1,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Bowling League 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Prom Court 3,4; Sandscript 2. BONNIE SCHMIDT Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Reflector 4; Speech Contest 4; Democ. Contest 4. JOHN REINERS Football 2, Track 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Ind. Arts Award 3. DONALD CHARLESTON Basketball 2,3,4; Track 4; Latin Club 1,2; Bowling League 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3. JOANNE MARTIN G.A.A. 2,3; Rifle Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2; D.O. Club 4; Majorette 2,3,4; Poster Contest 3; Chorus 1,3; Ensemble 2,3. CLYDE HENNING Treas. 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Most Val. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most VaL 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Bowling League 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Reflector 4; Boys' State 3; Student Council 4, Treas. 4; Homecoming King 4, Prom Court 4. VAUNCILLE ROGERS F.H.A. 3,4; Latin Club 1,2. GERALD WRIGHT V. Pres. 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play; French Club 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 3; Student Council 2; Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4. PAULETTE SCHUSLER Junior Play; Senior Play; French Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2; Reflector 1,2,3,4, Asst. Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, Treas. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Librarian 3; Girls' State 3; Chorus 4; A.F.S. 3,4; Speech Contest 2,4; Democ. Contest 4. CYNTHIA GRAF ROBERT DAKIN KAYE CARTER German Club4. Junior Play; Reflector 2,3,4, Co- Ed. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; Dixie. Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3; Honor Society 4; Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Ensemble 2,3,4; Soloist 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. JOHN HOLBO Track Mgr. 1; Football 2; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; D.O. Club 4. PATRICIA CASSON French Club 1; Librarian Club 3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 4. 22 GEORGE LIEPINS Football 2,3; Track 1,2; Bowling League 2,3, Treas. 2; Latin Club 1,2; Reflector 2,3; Rifle Club 1,2; Librarian Club 1. JOHN LATHAM VICKI CRONIN DONALD BAKER Track 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Junior Play; Senior Play; Latin Club 1, Latin Club 1; Poster Contest 4. Latin Club 1,2; Bowling League 3; V. Pres. 1; D.O. Club 4, Sec. 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4. Club 1,2,3; Librarian Club 3,4, Pres. 3; Chorus 1,2; Ensemble 2; Cheerleader 1,2. SANDRA ODDSON F.H.A. 3,4; Latin Clubl. DEBORAH MALL Sec. 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; French Club 2,3; German Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Majorette 1,2,3,4, Head Majorette 4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 1,4; Ensemble 2,3; Student Council 3. JAMES FOSTER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Homecoming Court 4. 23 JOAN PETERSON Junior Play; Latin Club 3,4, V. Pres, 3,4; French Club 1,2, Pres. 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Dixie. Band 3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Ensemble 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Ensemble 3,4; Student Council 3,4, V. Pres. 4. EUGENE POTTER Track 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Sec. 2,3; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4. JANET MILLER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. JAMES CURRAN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Senior Play; Latin Club 1,2,3, Pres. 1; Bowling League 3,4; Honor Society 4. JUDITH VOGA Sec. 3; F.H.A. 1,2, Treas. 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1; Chorus 1,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Cheerleader 1; Speech Contest 4; Democ. Contest 4; Prom Court Queen 3,4; Trans. Shabbona 2. ROBERT MIDDLETON Football 1,2; Track 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4; Band 1,2,4. K JUDY BARES Latin Club 3, Sec. 3j Girls' League 1,2; Chorus 1; Student Council 2; Trans. Proviso West 3. KENNETH HAGAR Treas. 4; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.“Treas. 2, Pres. 3,4; Bowling League 4; Honor Society 3,4, Treas. 4; Ind. Arts Award 1,2; Boys' State 3. ARTHUR McGAVA Football 1, Mgr. 3. ROSALIND EISNER SHARON BLUE Chorus 4. RONALD ROGERS Football 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; German Club 4; Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Democ. Contest 4; Speech Contest 4. ABOVE: Sharon Byro, Judy Voga, Helen Harmon, Pat Casson, Betty Kearney, and Sharon McFarland helped in printing programs and tickets for Senior events. ABOVE: Working in concessions was a frequent duty. These workers are Karen Campbell, Joan Peterson, Denny Ferden, Pam White, Clyde Henning, and Paulette Schusler. BELOW: Virginia Reinhart, Mary Todd, Nancy Rex, Evonna Bark, Joyce Ferris, and Donna Spach were faithful with publicity, posters and decorations. ABOVE: John Reiners, Dick Stahl, Vauncille Rogers, Ralph Wallis, Don Charleston, and Janelle Johnson were faithful at our car washes. BELOW: Joanne Martin, Liz Casey, Sharon Johnson, Lorraine Hough, Kaye Carter, Patsy Hubbard, Janis Fish, Karen Dummer, Rosalind Eisner, and Debbie Mall are active in athletic activities for girls. BELOW: ABOVE CAR: Jim Otto, Bob Middleton, Don Baker, Larry Strothman. BELOW CAR: Art McGava, George Liepins, and Vic Johnson are engaged in a favorite pass time. ABOVE: Dick Stahl, Sharon Johnson, and Jerry Wright recall some memories of their science classes before graduation. They won Science Awards. A WARDS Valedictorian............. Jerry Wright Salutatorian.............. Kaye Carter Scholarship Award.........Dick Stahl Sharon Johnson Outstanding Award.........Lorraine Hough James Curran Free Press Award..........Jerry Wright Leadership Award..........Dick Stahl Denny Ferden Service Award.............Joan Peterson Nancy Rex Athletic Award ...........Ralph Wallis Nick Weber All Around ...............Virginia Reinhart Clyde Henning Arian Music Award .... Denny Ferden John Philip Sousa.........Joan Peterson Nancy Rex Literary Award ...........Coreen Casey Quill and Scroll..........Virginia Reinhart D.O. Award ...............Harold Allison LEFT: D.A.R. winner, Paulette Schusler, checks out some reference books. 28 LEFT: Ken Hagar and Clyde Henning, who attended Boys' State, look through the Girls' State book with Paulette Schusler, who attended Girls' State. BELOW: Jim Thompson, Art Award winner, and Meredith Ricket and Ken Hagar, Industrial Art Award winners, stop to see the projects of the shop classes. RIGHT: Nick Weber, Rich Kerr, Ralph Wallis, and Clyde Henning were chosen for All Conference and Little All State. Rich Kerr is holding the Consolation Trophy won in the Naperville Basketball Tournament. Clyde is proudly displaying his two trophys for the Most Valuable Football and Basketball Player. Denny Ferden (American Brother) and Shu talk to Mr. Cooper (English Teacher) about the difference in languages. A.F.S. Shu and Debbie Mall peer out of the jail at the Jr. Carnival. Shu Ueyama is the fourth foreign exchange at S.H.S. There were two girls and one boy preceding him. He resides with the Maynard Ferden family on S. Green Street. Shu's subjects this year are, Eng. IV, Amer. History, Speech, Typing, and Physics. At district speech contest he was rated second in verse reading and proceeded to the regional. Mr. DePinna was his role in the Senior class play. Boys' chorus, mixed chorus, bowling league, rifle club, and track are some of his activities. Shu was made an honorary member of Student Council. He attended two Student Council conventions and one A. F . S. convention. While in town he gave many speech to the school and community. 30 OFFICERS: Dan Holmer, Sec., Jon Leasure, Pres., Gordon Tooley, Treas., and Connie Shumway, V.-Pres. FRESHMEN As September rolled around, the doors of S.H.S. were opened to our Freshman class. While on a tour of the building, there were many bewildered looks being passed from student to student. As we finally got settled, ready for our fun-filled year, we were confronted with gathering many boxes for the Pow Wow bonfire as well as constructing our own float. After many evenings of hard work, we came out with fourth place much to our disappointment. The majority of us participated in extracurricular activities. With a fairly equal amount of hard work and fun, we managed to get through our first year of High School. STUDENT COUNCIL: Mike Hill, Joann Gord, Ron Hutter, and Diane Anderson. George Abens Vicki Allen Hal Ament Diane Anderson Merrilee Anderson Shirley Bain Linda Bark Gary Bastian Lee Beecher Bob Benson Dan Berggren Jim Bowen Pat Bowers Kevin Casey Don Casner Donna Casner Beverly Cassity Jim Cover Donna Covert Nancy Cunz Terry Cunz Gene Curran Jerry Davis Alice Decker Bob Dummer DaVonna Greif Mike Guyer Judy Hanson Jean Hartman Dar-Lynn Henrikson Roxanne Hickman Mike Hill Dan Holmer Ron Hutter Bobbie Johnson Gary Johnson Donna Kerr Patsie King Roger Knight Linda Knights Paul Krapausky Philip Larson Signe Kae Larson Paul Lawyer Jon Leasure Linda Legner Bob Livingston Pat Mahoney Susan Mall John Meilinger Steve Thomas Larry Morel Chuck Miller Mary Master Bill Mueller Pat McFarland Rick Mclnturf Donna Nates Art Pekoe Gary Peterson Bob Pruski Sandy Reiners Cynthia Boaz Jim Riis Karen Risk Carol Rogers Jerilynn Rogers Arline Rosentreter Donna Ross Renene Schiradelly Nancy Shook Connie Shumway Mayo Sorrells Craig Stevenson Gary Schueikerath Gordan Tooley Bill Tutor Tim Tvrdik Jerry Vancil Linda Vincent Jeanette Voss Linda Wade Bob Wilson Sally Creager Not Pictured: Charles Riis Starr Johnson Tom Thomas OFFICERS: Susan Hurley, Sec., Brad French, V.-Pres., Susan Larson, Treas., and Tom Wallis, Pres. SOPHOMORES One Hundred and two members began an enjoyable but not very busy year. At Homecoming we got out whole-heartedly to work on our class float, We'll Whip 'Em All Soundly. which placed second. Plane Geometry, biology, and typing were introduced to us. Our treasury was supplied with funds from a bake sale held in March and a car wash held on the day of the prom. Everyone enjoyed the one-semester Drivers Training course which was required. During the year, we participated enthusiastically in pep skits, organizations, and the Variety Show. STUDENT COUNCIL: Bemie Krapausky, Sonja Phelper, Jackie Scents, and Tom Bernhardt. Joan Allen Gail Ammons Alan Anderson Andy Anderson Barbara Bannister Pam Batorson Tom Bernhardt April Bollie Jackie Bowers Paul Bowman Maryam Carroll Doug Carter Margaret Casner Marlys Schueickerath Judith Christenson Roger Corbitt Jeannie Cote Gary Cover Kay Cronin Jerry Curran Don DaRonco Barb Datschefski Peggy Diem Bette Dins moor Diane Dobbs Jerry Donovan Melody Erwin Jack Espeland Terry Fairclough Chuck Fiene Donna Fitzpatrick Mike Flynn Karen Francis Diane Freeland Archie Fritsch Gene Gauer Roberta Gerlach Tom Gifford Denise Greif Greg Hanson Jane Hanson Bob Harmon Doug Hartman Robert Hebei Beverly Henning Linda Hickman Karen Holbo Beth Hopkins Jerry Hough Bobbie Hutson Sheryl Johnson John Lazano Norman Knights Bemie Krapausky Donna Larson Lewis Larson Sara Larson Barb Paulson Dennis Pence Sonja Phelper Stewart Randall Sandy Reinhart Don Rosentreter Steve Ryburn Lynnette Samuelson Jacquie Scents Judy Seitzinger Beverly Shipman Marie Shuck Gene Shumway Denise Smith Gary Stanley Jerry Striegel Judy Strothman Sherry Taxis Linda Teal Nancy Thomas Pat Todd Marcia Tuntland Bob Tutor Pat Tyrrell Chuck Yoga Joe Waite Diane Ward Penny Webber Mike Wesner Linda Whiteis Connie Whitten Vicki Zimmerman OFFICERS: Ken Larson, V.-Pres., Glenda Kitner, Treas., JoAnne Neuhauser, Sec., and Gilbert Buttels, Pres. JUNIORS We started out our jam packed Junior year with much enthusiasm. Many evenings of hard work went into our float Puss and Boots with the caption We'll Boot Our Way to Victory. Soon we were proudly displaying our new class rings. This was just another sign we were no longer underclassmen. Much time and effort was put in to the Junior Play. The cast and committees developed Time Out For Ginger into a great success. Our next project was the Junior Carnival, the Stone Age. The mad-dashing crowd, which attended the carnival, variety show, and dance, seemed to enjoy it wholeheartedly. From then on plans and headaches began for the night of nights, the prom. The theme, Moon Escapade, enhanced many high school couples as they glided through the doors of the beautiful decorated gym. The banquet and dance climaxed our year and from there we looked forward to being Seniors. Stan Allen Pat Ament Dave Anderson Larry Anderson Sharon Bagg Carolyn Bain Glenda Baucum Charles Bowen Gil Buttels Tim Byro John Elleby Sherry Erwin Jo Lynn Fahrlander Rod Ferguson Everitt Foster Mary Lou Frieders Cynthia Fritsch A1 Gengenbacher Ronald Gengler Marge Gibson Warren Gillispie Glenda Gord David Gordon Leila Hardekopf Donna Hardersen Jay Larson Kenny Larson Justin Latham Eilene Lee Margie Lockman Rick Madsen Rick Mander Ross Martin Paul Means Marilyn Morel Jack Mulligan Dewey Murphy Rita McCaslin Margaret McGava Ardis McQuate John Nay Ion JoAnne Neuhauser Carol Otto Kama Peterson Ron Rhoads Gary Roche Lyle Schreck Richard Schroeder Randy Shook Stan Sinks Dan Bowers Mary Ann Yoga Rich Wallis Jim Webber Jim Striegel Joanna White Linda Werner BACK ROW: Larry Anderson, Pat Todd, Jerry Curran, Mike Wesner, Ross Martin, Dick Stahl, Don Rosentreter, Lynnette Samuelson, Kaye Carter. ROW TWO: Paul Bowman, Barb Paulson, Denny Ferden, Dave Holmer, Gary Stanley, Arline Rosentreter, Donna Covert, Susan Larson. ROW THREE: Joan Peterson, Carol Otto, John Naylon, Nancy Rex, A1 Gengenbacher, Bob Dummer, Karen Dum-mer, Mary Todd. BAND TOP ROW: Ralph Wallis, Larry Anderson, Gene Curran, Karen Dummer, Mr. Rossok, director, Rick Mclnturf, Pat Waite, Don Rosentreter, Justin Latham. ROW TWO: Kaye Carter, Pam Batorson, Ken Larson, Bob Middleton, Joan Felstead, Ron Hutter, Bill Eberle, Pat Todd, Gordon Toole. ROW THREE: Arline Rosentreter, Patsy King, Mary Todd, Joann Gord, Connie Whitten, Gary Cover. ROW FOUR: Susan Larson, Donna Covert, Archie Fritsch, Maryam Carroll. TOP ROW: Mike Wesner, Gary Stanley, Denny Ferden, Don Rosentreter. ROW TWO: Judy Christensen, Nancy Rex, John Latham, Larry Anderson. ROW THREE: Donna Covert, Susan Larson, Arline Rosentreter. ROW FOUR: Carol Otto, Renene Schiradelly, Carol Rogers, Joan Peterson. TOP ROW: David Gordon, Jim Cover, John Meilinger, Mark Eberle, John Latham, Doug Carter, Gary Peterson. ROW TWO: Bob Dummer, John Naylon, Tom Wallis, Susan Hurley, A1 Gengen-bacher, Judy Christensen, Gary Stanley, Dave Holmer, Ed Wade, Denny Ferden. ROW THREE: Jerry Curran, Mike Wesner, Ross Martin, Don Charleston, Dick Stahl, Linda Wade, Paul Bowman, Carol Rogers, Judy Seitzinger. ROW FOUR: Bill Mueller, Lynnette Samuelson, Paulette Schusler, Barb Paulson, Renene Schiradelly, Bobbie Johnson, Sonja Phelper. ROW FIVE: Nancy Rex, Carol Otto, Sharon Johnson, Joan Peterson. DIXIELAND BAND: Denny Ferden, Nancy Rex, Mr. Hedstrom, Kaye Carter, Joan Peterson, Mr. Rossok. COLOR GUARD: Diane Bistline, Kama Peterson, Sally Gengler, Lorraine Hough, Sara Larson. This year with new uniforms the band, majorettes, and color guard looked extra neat and attractive. The first performance this year was at the Sandwich Fair. In the fall the marching band participated in Band Day at Northwestern, presented half time shows for all home football games and marched in the Homecoming Parade. Presenting a Spring Concert, going to contest, playing for Band Parents Assn., and participating in the Little Ten Band Festival kept them busy in the spring. Denny Ferden was chosen to play in the All State Band at Champaign-Urbana. This year the extra small bands were: Dixieland Band, Dance Band, and the Pep Band. The Majorettes and Color Guard added much color and life to the band as they marched. The band has improved a great deal on the whole this year. TWIRLERS: Betty Kearney, Debbie Mall, Joanne Martin, Ron Rhoads, Susan Mall, Bobbie Johnson, Linda Vincent. MIXED CHORUS: TOP ROW: Justin Latham, Tim Byro, John Latham, Gil Buttels, Randy Shook. ROW TWO: Dan Holmer, Ken Larson, Shu Ueyama, Dave Hoimer, Jim Striegel, Denny Ferden, Rodney Ferguson. ROW THREE: Kama Peterson, Evonna Bark, Kaye Carter, Sharon Johnson, Sharon Byro, Joan Peterson, Renene Schira-delly, Denise Smith. ROW FOUR: Virginia Reinhart, Shirley Bain, Jean Hartman, Donna Ross, Signe Larson, Joyce Ferris, Beth Hopkins, Carol Otto. CHORUS This years chorus was the biggest Sandwich has ever had. The combined Boys' and Girls’ Chorus sang in assemblies and for Rotary Club. They were host for the Little Ten Choral Festival held in Sandwich. The Girls' Chorus rehearses one period each day. The Boys' Chorus, because of conflicting schedules meet two mornings before school. Mixed chorus practices one evening and two mornings each week. Triple Trio received a superior rating at contest. These girls sing for different organizations in the community. Ken Larson and Carol Otto took solos to contest. The Barber Shop Quartet participated in an assembly and the Variety Show. GIRLS' CHORUS: TOP ROW: Virginia Reinhart, Kama Peterson, Diane Ward, Susan Mall, Debbie Mall, Lorraine Hough, Linda Legner, Sharon Byro, Linda Vincent, Bonnie Schmidt, JoLynn Fahrlander, Renene Schiradelly, Marcia Tuntland, Linda Werner. ROW TWO: Shirley Bain, Karen Campbell, Joanna White, Pam White, Evonna Bark, Kaye Carter, Faye Boner, Pat Casson, Sherry Erwin, Signe Larson, Joan Peterson, Pat McFarland, Sally Gengler. ROW THREE: Jean Hartman, Jane Hanson, Karen Risk, Sharon Johnson, Diane Anderson, Connie Shumway, Linda Knights, Donna Fitzpatrick, Karen Dummer, Beverly Shipman, Paulette Schusler, Joyce Ferris, Beth Hopkins, Denise Smith. ROW FOUR: Arline Rosentreter, Cynthia Boaz, Judy Voga, Sara Larson, Joan Allen, Mary Todd, Donna Ross, Helen Harmon, Sharon Blue, Diane Bistline, Leila Hardekopf, Carol Otto, Nancy Rex. BOYS' CHORUS: TOP ROW: Dewey Murphy, Justin Latham, Rodney Ferguson, Gil Buttels, John Latham, Randy Shook. ROW TWO: Shu Ueyama, Dan Holmer, Dave Holmer, Tim Byro, Jim Striegel, Denny Ferden, Dave Gordon. ROW THREE: Tom Bernhardt, Brad Franch, Ron Gengler, Bernie Krapausky, Ken Larson, Don Rosentreter, Stanley Sinks. TRIPLE TRIO: Carol Otto, Donna Ross, Virginia Reinhart, Shirley Bain, Jean Hartman, Kaye Carter, Sharon Johnson, Joan Peterson, and Renene Schiradelly. BARBER SHOP QUARTET: Tim Byro, Gilbert Buttels, Rodney Ferguson, and Jim Striegel. Working in the kitchen are: Margie Hausler, Pres., Karen Holbo, Photographer, Sally Gengler, V.-Pres., Linda Whiteis, Sec., Sara Larson, Treas., Maureen Mahoney, Parliamentary, and Marcia Tuntland, Reporter. BELOW: When this garment is finished Vauncille Rogers plans to enter it in the style show. Although the Future Homemakers of America is a small group this year, they are quite active. They held several bake sales and sold cook books in order to raise money. At Christmas time they spread cheer by going caroling with the G.A.A. and making tray favors for the hospital. The members acknowledged National Future Homemakers of America Week, the first week in April, by setting aside special days to wear the club colors, red and white; and working on their F.H.A. degrees. The girls sponsored a style show featuring Home Ec. sewing projects and treated their mothers to a night out again this year. STANDING: Margaret Casner, Jeanie Cote, Linda Wade, Nancy Shook, Donna Nates, Vauncille Rogers, Sandy Oddson, Linda Teal, Maryam Carroll. SEATED: Loretta Warren, Beverly Cassidy, Donna Covert, Dar Lynn Henrikson, Janelle Johnson. Ron Rogers, V.-Pres., steam cleans a car engine while Jay Larson, reporter, Harland Harderson, Pres., Mr. Hancock, Adv., Jim Otto, Sec., and Andy Anderson, Treas., look on. FFA The F.F. A. has endulged in such enterprises as renting a steam cleaner, selling pop corn at school activities, promoting a paper drive, and holding a F.F. A. banquet for their parents. The F.F. A. supports a judging team which brings honors to their chapter. The chapter also sends delegates to other important F.F.A. activities such as, public speaking, state F.F.A. conventions, and officers training school. TOP ROW: Larry Strothman, Jim Webber, Jack Espeland, Dennis Pence, Lyle Schreck, Chuck Voga, Jim Meade, Tom Thomas, Bob Middleton. ROW TWO: Jerry Davis, Joerg Hupe, Gerry Hough, Ron Gengler, Bill Eberle, Gene Shumway. ROW THREE: Art Pekoe, Philip Larson, Craig Stevenson, Gary Peterson, Chuck Johnson. TOP ROW: Ron Hutter, Ed Wehling, Dan Holmer, Gene Curran, Mike Wesner, Bemie Krapausky, Doug Carter, Greg Hanson, Bob Hebei, Tom Wallis, Tom Bernhardt, Jerry Striegel, Pat Todd, Jerry Curran, Chuck Miller, Kevin Casey. ROW TWO: Bob Bensen, Carol Roges, Renene Schiradelly, Pat Mahoney, Pat Bowes, Donna Covert, Linda Legner, Joan Felstead, Susan Mall, Bobbie Johnson, Philip Larson, Tim Tvrdik, Mike Cuyer, Rick Mclnturf, John Meilinger, Gene Shumway. ROW THREE: Bill Mueller, Beth Hopkins, Judith Christensen, Marlys Schueickerath, Jackie Bowers, Diane Dobbs, Jackie Scents, Judy Seitzinger, Alice Decker, Arline Rosentreter, Patsy King, Janette Voss, Linda Vincent, Connie Shumway, Norman Knights, Denny Ferden. ROW FOUR: Shirley Bain, Sherry Taxis, Gail Ammons, Betty Dinsmoor, Barbara Bannister, Donna Larson, Roberta Gerlach, Peggy Diem, Linda Teal, Vicki Allen, Nancy Cunz, Linda Wade, Donna Kerr, John Naylon. ROW FIVE: Jerry Vancil, Hal Ament, Marie Shuck, Barbara Datschefski, Denise Greif, Susan Larson, Joan Peterson, Barbara Paulson, Lynnette Samelson, Sheryl Johnson, Sandy Reinhart, Gordon Toole. ROW SIX: Pat McFarland, Jean Hartman, Susan Eade, Kathy Gerlach, Terry Cunz, Linda Knights, DaVonna Greif, Mary McMaster, Merrilee Anderson, Karen Risk. ROW SEVEN: Sharon McFarland, JoAnne Neuhauser, Pat Ament, Joan Gord, Signe Larson, Sharon Johnson. LATIN CLUB Latin Club was bigger and better this year. Latin I and II both entered floats in the Homecoming Parade, in which Latin II took second place in clubs. The Latin II class entered a skit in the Variety Show. The entire club sponsored a banquet which was served in Roman style. Slaves used in serving were Latin I students. OFFICERS OF LATIN I, II, III: TOP ROW: Gene Shumway, Ron Hutter, John Meilinger, Tom Bernhardt. ROW TWO: Peggy Diem, Susan Mall, Linda Legner, Shirley Bain. ROW THREE: DaVonna Greif, Sharon Johnson, Miss Harrod, adv., Joan Peterson, Jackie Scents. BACK ROW: Denny Ferden, Joyce Ferris, Mary Todd, Diane Bistline, Coreen Casey, A1 Cengenbacher, Tim Byro. ROW TWO: Joanna White, Sherry Erwin, JoLynn Fahrlander, Debbie Mall, Pam White, Rosalnd Eisner Joerg Hupe. ROW THREE: Robert Dakin, Nancy Rex, JoAnne Neuhauser, Lorraine Hough, Sharon McFarland Patsy Hubbard. ’ GERMAN German Club was formed this year by the students in German I. Meetings were held every Friday during class period. During this time, they planned their activities. One of these was a trip to Chicago. They passed the day sight seeing and visiting China town. One day was spent in Rockford visiting the high points of the city. They also attended a dinner at Nancy Rex's in the fall and finished the school year with another dinner. Mr. Frey's painting attract the attention of (STANDING) Sharon McFarland, Treas. Mr. Frey, adv., Diane Bistline, Sec., and (SEATED) Nancy Rex, V.-Pres., and Joerg Hupe, Pres. Assistant Editor Joanna White assists Editor Virginia Reinhart in planning Sandscript articles. Donna Ross, Assistant Editor confers with Editor Diane Bistline, about Sand-Hi Views. SANDSCRIPT The Sandscript staff keeps Sandwich informed about the activities of the school. They report on regular activities, sports, special occasions, and also new students. These articles are published weekly in the Sandwich Free Press. Sand-Hi Views is the new name given to the school paper. Sandy Jr., as it was formerly called, was changed not only in name, but in style and appearance. Publications came out after each grading period for a total of six editions. STANDING: Carolyn Bain, Virginia Reinhart, Tom Bernhardt, Peggy Diem, Joanna White. SEATED: Donna Ross, Coreen Casey, Diane Bistline, Sandra Reiners, Eileen Lee, Gil Buttels. Bus. Mgr., Sharon Johnson, adv., Mr. Liggett, co-ed., Kaye Carter, and co-ed., Paulette Schusler look over a page for the book. REFLECTOR The Reflector staff underwent many changes this year to make the work easier and more efficient. Instead of having one editor, Kaye Carter and Paulette Schusler were elected co-editors, which divided the work and gave them more time to help other members of the staff. Four new pages were added and quickly filled with pictures of the new clubs and organizations. Each person was given certain pages and were responsible for getting these completed. Three delegates, Lynnette Sameulson, Sandy Reinhart, and Dave Holmer, attended a convention at Rockford College and learned many new ideas that were used in this years annual. Reflectors were sold on the installment plan and the sales were very successfu. STANDING: Pat Ament, Sharon Johnson, Sandy Reinhart, Brad French, Doug Carter, Mike Wesner, Andy Anderson, Clyde Henning, Bernie Krapausky. SEATED: Paulette Schusler, Bonnie Schmidt, Kaye Carter, Lynnette Samuelson, Diane Anderson, Bobbie Johnson, Joyce Ferris. Not Pictured: JoAnne Neuhauser. OFFICERS: Gene Potter, V.-Pres., Ken Hagar, Pres., Bob Hebei, Sec.-Treas. Not Pictured: Mike Wesner, Score-keeper RIFLE CLUB Fifteen boys, beginners to sharpshooters, made up the Rifle Club this year. They compete with each other for club honors. In the spring they go to Chicago to compete with boys from neighboring states for marksmanship awards. Mr. Graf again honored the organization by being their advisor. Bringing out the equipment are: Mike Wesner, Gene Potter, Pat Todd, and Bob Hebei. NAME PLACEMENT Harold Allison . .Sandwich Aluminum John Elleby . . . James Knights Company Donna Hardersen . . . Dr. Soptrop Harland Harderson . . . McAllisters Sales Mike Krickeberg . . . James Knights Company John Holbo .... Sandwich Motors Vicki Cronin . . Charm Beauty Salon Joanne Martin . . Sandwich Hospital Jack Mulligan . . M. Werner and Sons Inc. Denny Wallis . . Parks Bros. Supermarket Richard Wallis . Main Street Body Shop Bill Eberle . . . King and Sons Monuments OFFICERS: Rich Wallis, Treas., Donna Hardersen, V.-Pres., Vicki Cronin, Sec., and Denny Wallis, Pres. D.O. This year was the first year that a Diversified Occupation Program was established at Sandwich High. D.O., as it is referred to, permits the student to be trained for a profession while on school time. Participants of D.O. are not only instructed in school but receive on-the-job experience. In Nov. they attended a District convention at Park Ridge where they heard lectures on Technical Education and Apprenticeship. In April they held a banquet for their employers STANDING: Jack Mulligan, Denny Wallis, Harold Allison, Harland Hardersen. ROW TWO: Mike Krickeberg, Donna Hardersen, Joanne Martin, Vicki Cronin, Rich Wallis, John Elleby, Bill Eberle. Not Pictured John Holbo. STANDING: Kevin Casey, Ken Larson, Shu Ueyama. ROW TWO: Susan Hurley, Renene Schiradelly, Sandy Reinhart. ROW THREE: Judy Voga, Bonnie Schmidt, Sheryl Johnson. ROW FOUR: Paulette Schusler, Rosalind Eisner, Coreen Casey. ROW FIVE: Jean Hartman, Diane Bistline, Judy Christensen. SPEECH VERSE READING SHU UEYAMA Paulette Schusler ORIGINAL MONOLOGUE JUDITH CHRISTENSEN Sandy Reinhart ORIGINAL ORATION COREEN CASEY Shu Ueyama ORATORICAL DECLAMATION SHERYL JOHNSON Bonnie Schmidt PROSE READING JUDY VOGA SERIOUS READING PAULETTE SCHUSLER Diane Bistline Kevin Casey Rosalind Eisner Jean Hartman COMEDY READING SUSAN HURLEY Ken Larson The ones underlined above won at the local contest and then went on to the district contest. Shu Ueyama placed second at district and went on to the sectional where he placed sixth out of eleven. This year Bonnie Schmidt placed first at the local Voice of Democracy contest, Paulette Schusler placed second, and JoLynn Fahrlander placed third. LEFT: Miss Young, adv., help Bonnie Schimdt select a piese for Speech contest. 58 One of the librarians, Pat Casson, reads a book in order to make a report of its quality to Mrs. Wutzke, the advisor. LIBRARIANS The librarians club is perhaps one of the busiest organizations at S.H.S. There is a member at the librarian's desk every period of the day to check out books and magazines and offer help in finding reference materials. They are also responsible for the seasonal decorations in the library. They write reports on books for Mrs. Wutzke and help the study hall teachers. TOP ROW: John Cortxight, Vicki Cronin, JoLynn Fahrlander, Pam White, Archie Fritsch. ROW TWO: Karen Holbo, Jeannie Cote, Evonna Bark, Pat Casson, Lorraine Hough. STANDING: Ron Hutter, Shu Ueyama, Ken Larson, Tom Bernhardt, Dave Anderson, Denny Ferden, Bernie Krapausky, Brad French, Paul Means. ROW TWO: Kaye Carter, Mike Hill, Lorraine Hough. ROW THREE: Sonja Phelper, Joann Gord, Connie Shumway, Diane Anderson. ROW FOUR: Donna Hardersen, Sharon Bagg. STUDENT COUNCIL The main purpose of the council is to bring a better understanding between the student body and the faculty. In this way they bring about services for the students. Of almost equal importance are the many other activities with which the Student Council either helps or is solely responsible. These are formulating plans for Homecoming, the variety show, various assemblies, and some dances. Other jobs accepted by the members were babysitting for the teachers, supervising elections, redecorating the teachers lounge, and assisting in other projects that were asked of them. Clyde Henning, Sharon Bagg, Dick Stahl, Shu Ueyama, and Jackie Scents went to the district convention. Brad French, Donna Hardersen, and Shu Ueyama were sent to the state convention of Student Councils in Chicago. Mr. Hedstrom, their advisor attended both these conventions. STUDENT COUNCIL Jackie Scents, Corr. Sec., Clyde Henning, Treas., Sharon Johnson, Sec., Joan Peterson, V.-Pres., Dick Stahl, Pres., and Mr. Hedstrom, adv., are amused at a letter. Mr. Davis, adv., looks on as Lorraine Hough, sec., Ken Hagar, treas., Nancy Rex, V.-Pres., and Jerry Wright, Pres., prepare assignments. JVA T’L HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society sponsored the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. The new members, Kaye Carter, Jim Curran, Sharon McFarland, Tim Byro, and JoAnne Neuhauser, were inducted at a formal initiation. The members of the club are elected by the faculty with Leadership, Scholarship, Citizenship, and Service as a foundation for election. STANDING: Lorraine Hough, Tim Byro, Jim Curran, Dick Stahl, Jerry Wright, Sharon Johnson. SEATED: Kenny Hagar, Sharon McFarland, Mr. Davis, adv., Kaye Carter, Nancy Rex. Not Pictured: JoAnne Neuhauser. TOP ROW: Barbara Bannister, Nancy Cunz, Donna Larson, Ardis McQuate, Debbie Mall, Karen Dummer, Rosalind Eisner, Coreen Casey, Mary Lou Frieders, Donna Hardersen, Jackie Scents, Linda Bark. ROW TWO: Signe Larson, Renene Schiradelly, Susan Mall, Bobbie Johnson, Carol Rogers, Sharon Johnson, Jackie Bowers, Diane Dobbs, Penny Webber, Sheryl Johnson, Nancy Thomas, Susan Eade. ROW THREE: Linda Legner, Joan Felstead, Jerrilynn Rogers, Pat Hubbard, Donna Fitzpatrick, Kaye Carter, Lorraine Hough, Sherry Erwin, Vicki Zimmerman, Melody Erwin, Jean Hartman, Patsie King. ROW FOUR: Shirley Bain, Gail Ammons, Bette Dinsmoor, Sonja Phelper, Glenda Gord, Pat Bowers, DaVonna Greif, Terri Cunz, Jeanette Voss, Joann Gord, Susan Hurley, Jams Fish. ROW FIVE: Diane Anderson, Linda Vincent, Connie Shumway, Joan Allen, Vicki Allen, Sandy Reinhart, Marie Shuck, Karen Francis, April Bollie, Maryam Carroll, Linda Knights. ROW SIX: Merrilee Anderson, Bobbie Hutson, Denise Greif, Karen Risk, Sara Larson, Miss Jordan, adv., Judith Strothman, Barbara Datchefski, Bonnie Gifford, Arline Rosetreter, Donna Ross. Not Pictured: Kama Peterson, Cynthia Boaz. GAA The 72 girls of the G. A. A. meet each Tuesday after school. Their weekly activities include basketball, bowling, football, tumbling, and low organized games. The members also participated in horseback riding, swimming, a camp-out, and the annual slumber-party. The girls received their awards at the formal initiation. Their sponsor was Miss Jordan. LEFT: The officers, Sherry Erwin, Treas., Ardis McQuate, V.-Pres., Debbie Mall, Pres., Glenda Gord, Sec., and Susan Hurley, Reporter, discuss plans for the next week's meeting. 62 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Sharon Johnson, Sherry Erwin, Pat Ament, and Kaye Carter. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders lead the spectators in cheers, raise the morale of the team, and help to arouse enthusiasm at the Pep Assemblies during the football and basketball seasons. In the fall they attended a cheerleading clinic at Illinois State Normal University where they learned new cheers and how to improve their old ones. They finished the season by making decorations for the Athletic Banquet. FRESH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS: TOP ROW: Sonja Phelper. ROW TWO: Susan Mall, Bobbie Johnson. ROW THREE: Jackie Scents. STANDING: Randy Shook, John Nay Ion, Linda Teal. ROW TWO: Denny Ferden, Joyce Ferris, Virginia Reinhart. ROW THREE: Glenda Gord, Betty Kearney. Not Pictured: Joan Peterson. These people collect the absentee cards and help in Miss Harrod’s office. STANDING: Mary Todd, Diane Bistline, Janelle Johnson. ROW TWO: Sharon McFarland, Karen Campbell, Vauncille Rogers. ROW THREE: Donna Ross, Cynthia Fritsch. Not Pictured: Mary Ann Voga. Running errands, delivering messages, and bulletins are the main jobs of these hall monitors. STANDING: Jo Anne Neuhauser, Norman Knights, Denny Ferden, Linda Werner, Paulette Schusler, Miss Har-rod, adv. ROW TWO: Pam Batorson, Lynnette Samuelson, Sheryl Johnson, Diane Bistline. ROW THREE: Marie Shuck, Pat Ament. The members of this committee use their time and effort to raise money for the A.F.S. Student. liKWV.-iS VARSITY TEAM: ROW ONE: Ron Rogers, Rich Wallis, Jay Larson, Everitt Foster, Bernie Krapausky, John Cortright, Tom Bernhardt. ROW TWO: Doug Carter, Tom Wallis, Mike Lahey, Nick Weber, Rich Kerr, Lyle Schreck, Denny Wallis, Jim Foster. ROW THREE: Tom Leasure mgr., Steve Ryburn mgr., Ralph Wallis, Jim Webber, Clyde Henning, Gil Buttels, Joerg Hupe, A1 Gengenbacher, Rick Madsen, Coach Underwood. CENTER Tom Bernhardt RIGHT HALF Jim Foster VARSITY FOOTBALL QUARTER BACK Ralph Wallis LEFT GUARD Mike Lahey Members of the huddle are: ROW ONE: Ralph Wallis, Joerg Hupe, Bemie Krapausky, Jim Webber, A1 Gengenbacher, Everitt Foster. ROW TWO: Rick Madsen, Rich Wallis, Clyde Henning, Nick Weber, Doug Carter. FULL BACK Clyde Henning LEFT TACKLE John Cortright LEFT HALF Nick Weber LEFT END Denny Wallis Offensive players, Jay Larson, Rick Madsen, Bob Livingston, Jim Webber, and Ralph Wallis are waiting on the sidelines to get into the battle. Our varsity team was matched against many tough teams in this year's conference. The high point of the season was the decisive victory over Earlville for our Homecoming game. We were honored to have Clyde Henning make the Little All State first team. Nick Weber, Ralph Wallis, and Rich Kerr received honorable mention. These four were also chosen for the All Conference team. The prospects for next season are bright as we will have thirteen returning letter men. Four Sophomores, Tom Bernhardt, Bernie Krapausky, Doug Carter, and Tom Wallis supplemented the Juniors and Seniors in team play. Fullback Tom Bernhardt led the backfield in yards gained with an average of seven yards per carry. Jim Foster turns the comer to evade tacklers. Coach Underwood contemplates how to break through the opposing line. v S6 M ' J . £. m ‘ 6? 9 VARSITY RECORD Sandwich 7 . . . 9 Sandwich 0 . . . 18 Sandwich 21 . . . 8 Sandwich 14 . . . 28 Sandwich 13 . . . . . . Plano 13 Sandwich 0 . . . 6 Sandwich 7 . . . 7 Sandwich 6 . . . 6 68 FRESH-SOPH TEAM, ROW ONE: Jim Bowen, John Lazono, Rick Mclnturf, George Cervantes, Gordon Tooley, Jerry Hough, Mike Guyer. ROW TWO: Ron Hutter, Jim Walker, John Meilinger, Hal Ament, Don Rosentreter, Bill Tutor, Pat Waite, Gary Bastian, Philip Larson, Tom Leasure mgr. ROW THREE: Steve Ryburn mgr., Greg Hanson, Gene Shumway, Lee Beecher, Bob Hebei, Kevin Casey, Paul Bowman, Lewis Larson, Bill Mueller, Bob Livingston. ROW FOUR: Joe Waite mgr., Mike Hill, Pat Todd, Mike Flynn, Bob Dummer, Chuck Miller, Don DaRonco, Terry Fairclough, Paul Krapausky, Coach Cooper. FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL This year's team had a majority of the players from the Freshman class. It missed the support of the four Sophomores, who played varsity. Beating our rival Plano brought encouragement to the players. Coach Cooper directs his boys. FRESH-SOPH RECORD Sandwich 6 . . . 28 Sandwich 0 . . . 15 Sandwich 0 . . . 26 Sandwich 18 . . . 0 Sandwich 0 . . . 27 Sandwich 0 . . . 27 Sandwich 12 . . . 19 69 RALPH WALLIS DICK STAHL NICK WEBER VARSITY RECORD RIGHT: Co-captains, Jim Curran and Clyde Henning discuss a passing technique with Coach Cooper. Earlville 45 Shabbona 73 Serena 73 Oswego 50 Paw Paw 56 Somonauk 57 Waterman 48 Leland 73 Plano 65 Earlville 62 Yorkville 59 Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich RICH KERR 50 . . Newark 51 . . Yorkville 60 . . Oswego 53 . . Leland 55 . . Plano 46 . . Shabbona 61 . . Hinckley 63 . . St. Anne 57 . . St. Procopius 61 . . Lisle 63 . . Somonauk Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich 66 . 57 . 49 . 66 . 79 . 81 . 69 . 68 . 61 . 64 . 79 . DAVE HANSON DON CHARLESTON CLYDE HENNING VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's varsity team did on the whole much better than in the last couple of years. A truly thrilling moment was when they walked off with the consolation champions trophy in the Naperville tournament. The team was composed of mostly Seniors There was no need to worry about fill-ins because each of the substitutes could have been a starter. Clyde Henning and Dave Hanson were the top two scorers with about 300 points each. Dick Stahl captured the highest freethrow percentage by making 12% of his shots. Don Charleston picked off the most rebounds. These and many more made up a squad of good workers. STANDING: Dave Holmer, Nick Weber, Clyde Henning, Rich Kerr, Dick Stahl, Ralph Wallis, Dave Gordan, A1 Gengenbacher. SEATED: Coach Cooper, Randy Shook, Rod Ferguson, Jim Curran, Don Charleston, Gil Buttels, Dave Hanson. Coach Underwood gives a word of eocouragem ent to Doug Carter, captain, as he starts to dress for practive. FRESH-SOPH RECORD Sandwich 36 .... Newark 52 Sandwich 43 .... Yorkville 34 Sandwich 28 41 Sandwich 30 .... Leland 38 Sandwich 32 41 Sandwich 27 54 Sandwich 43 62 Sandwich 40 54 Sandwich 36 50 Sandwich 36 49 Sandwich 31 45 Sandwich 44 48 Sandwich 38 36 Sandwich 34 53 Sandwich 27 .... Leland 50 Sandwich 34 65 Sandwich 23 64 Sandwich 29 .... Yorkville 41 Sandwich 60 66 FRESH-SOPH BASKETBALL STANDING: Lewis Larson, Doug Carter, Mike Flynn, Larry Ostrom, Gene Shumway, Jerry Curran, Andy Anderson. SEATED: Coach Underwood, Joe Waite, mgr.; Gene Gauer, Mike Wesner, Bernie Krapausky, Gene Curran, Steve Rybum, mgr. This year's track team was better than in recent years. The many Seniors out were the strong backbone of the squad . Winning most of the meets gave us high hopes for the Little Ten Meet held at Sandwich. In this meet we had many finalists who took places and received points for us. Excitement rose when we placed second, losing first place by a very small margin. Representatives were sent to the district meet at Ottowa. Not many places were won here, but many high school records were broken or tied. The records tied were: Nick Weber, the 100 yard dash; and Ralph Wallis, the 440. Records that were broken were: Denny Ferden, the high hurdles; Dick Stahl, the 880 yard run; and the 880 yard relay. Our school was very proud of these boys and all the others who helped make the season successful. These shot putt and discus throwers, Don Charleston, Clyde Henning, and Bob Livingston, discuss the proper way of holding the shot putt. TRACK The co-captains, Dick Stahl and Ralph Wallis, proudly hold the Second Place Trophy won at the Little Ten Track Meet. TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW: Ross Martin, mgr., Mike Wesner, Denny Ferden, Dick Stahl, Clyde Henning, Don Charleston, Juetin Latham, Andy Anderson, Bob Dummer, Ralph Wallis, Coach Underwood. ROW TWO: Pat Todd, mgr., Shu Ueyama, Jerry Vancil, Dave Holmer, Jim Foster, Nick Weber, Bob Livingston, Dan Berggren, Gene Curran, Mike Guyer, mgr. ROW THREE: John Meilinger, Don Rosentreter, Bernie Krapuasky, Tom Bernhardt, Pat Waite, Dane Holmer. Not Pictured: Paul Krapausky, Ken Hagar, John Latham, Doug Carter, Rich Wallis, John Reiners, and Mike Flynn. BELOW: Dick Stahl, Justin Latham, Bob Dummer, and Mike Wesner run a few laps to loosen up before the meet began. They rain in either the half-mile or the mile. BELOW: Denny Ferden and Dave Holmer practice their steps and jumps over the high hurdles. Bob Livingston and Tom Bernhardt happily display the First Place Fresh-Soph Trophy for the Little Ten Track Meet. BELOW: STANDING: Dan Berggren, Andy Anderson, Gene Curran. ROW TWO: Jim Foster, Ralph Wallis, Nick Weber, Tom Bernhardt, and Don Rosentreter, are practicing their start. TOP ROW: Jim Curran, Don Charleston, Ed Wade, Rich Kerr, Denny Ferden, Bill Mueller, Jon Leasure, George Abens. ROW TWO: Dick Stahl, Nick Weber, Clyde Henning, Shu Ueyama, Dave Anderson, Gil Buttels, Randy Shook, Dave Gordon. ROW THREE: Mr. Clark, adv., Ardis McQuate, Donna Hardersen, Carolyn Bain, Lorraine Hough, Nancy Rex, Hal Ament. ROW FOUR: Shirley Bain, Nancy Shook, Terry Cunz, Nancy Cunz, Vicki Allen, Mary Ann Yoga. BOWLING At the start of this bowling season the league had their largest turnout of the three years of bowling league with over forty boys and girls. Nick Weber, for the second year in a row, held high average (172), had high game (221), and shared high series honors with Gil Buttels (592). The first place team was the Pinbusters: Gil Buttels, capt., Denny Ferden, Rick Manders, and Mary Ann Voga. The league again competed in the DeKalb Tournament. Nick Weber, Pres., and Clyde Henning, Sec.-Trr is. look over the weeks bo ling 'cores. 76 “™club HOMECOMING Storybook Land proved a very successful theme for this year's Homecoming activities. The chain of events was touched off on Thursday night as Bob Pruski, dress as an Indian, lit the enormous pile of boxes, collected by the Freshman class. Ken Augustine's alumni speech gave praise and inspiration to our football squad. Immediately following the announcement of the King and Queen, the cheerleaders led the snake dance to the bank corner The well planned parade, organized by the Student Council, which followed on Friday, supported the theme with many class and club floats. PARADE FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA The Earlville, Hinckley Big Rock, and Sandwich High School bands provided gay marching music led by snappy majorettes. The Sandwich band looked especially striking as they led the parade in their new uniforms. The Mother's Club, Band Parents, Lion's Club and Masonic Lodge submitted floats to add to the brilliance of the parade. Additional variety was added by a number of gaily decorated bicyclists and horseback riders. Our smashing victory over Earlville on Friday night put all in a gay mood for the Saturday night dance. SOPHOMORE CLASS TThpUIUU Barb Paulson and Gilbert Butte Is debate on taking down Gil's storybook. HOMECOMING DANCE Many people enjoyed the wonderful music of Bob Reiland's Band. Dragons and gayly colored butterflies and flowers decorated the corners of the gym. Characters from Mother Goose were scattered along the walls. The evening was highlighted by the crowning of Queen Diane with a crown of beautiful yellow mums. King Clyde Henning crowns Queen Diane Bistline. HOMECOMING COURT: Karen Dummer, Denny Wallis, Lorraine Hough, John Cortright, Queen Diane Bistline, King Clyde Henning, Sharon Johnson, Jim Foster, Debbie Mall, Nick Weber. The dancing appears delightful for all. Enchanting music was provided by Bob Reiland's Band. CHRISTMAS DANCE Through the work of the Seniors, the gym was turned into Santa's Toyland and like magic everyone who entered became a part of it. Beautiful Christmas trees decorated the walls; Santa's house was used for serving refreshments . In the middle of the floor stood a huge candy cane around which everyone enjoyed dancing. Debbie Mall and Shu Ueyama pause a These couples find the punch refreshing. moment by the candy-cane. Howard is quite surprised to hear Tommy say, I hate violence, but some place a man must take an active stand, as he slugs Eddie. JUNIOR PLA T CAST LIZZIE......GLENDA KITNER AGNES CAROL . . . KARNA PETERSON HOWARD CAROL . .KEN LARSON JOAN CAROL . . . EILENE LEE JEANNIE CAROL. . SHARON BAGG GINGER CAROL . . PAT AMENT EDDIE DAVIS . . . DAVE HOLMER TOMMY GREEN . . PAUL MEANS MR. WILSON . . . ROSS MARTIN ED HOFFMAN . . .JOHNNAYLON On returning home Howard yells, I tore down the goal posts. She scored a touchdown in the last two minutes of play. It's all your fault, Lizzie scolds Howard. That's right, agrees Agnes. Howard hasn't a chance in any argument with five women in the house. The members of the cast, John Naylon, Eilene Lee, Dave Holmer, Kama Peterson, Ken Larson, Pat Ament, Paul Means, Sharon Bagg, Ross Martin, and Glenda Kitner, appear for curtain call. TIME OUT FOR GINGER Ginger Carol is a confused young teenager who takes literally the points about rights and freedoms, that her father made in a speech at school, She decides to exercise her need of self-fulfillment by joining the football squad. A great number of complications result; the principal threatens to expel her, her father's job is jeopardized, her older sisters Jeanne and Joan insist their social life is ruined and even Ginger's boy friend deserts her during these crucial weeks. Many riotous mishaps, including Ginger's foot race with the captain of the football team, and her touchdowns at the football game, prove that playing football and being a girl are not always in agreement. There seems to be a need for a Time Out For Ginger. Time out to make Ginger realize the real enjoyment of being a girl. Guided by the skillful direction of Miss Young, the actors and also the people who helped behind the scenes provided a very interesting and successful performance. RIGHT: The dignified bank president, Mr. Hoffman, does a snake dance cheering, Booma lacka, booma lacka, sis boom bah, Howard Carol, rah, rah, rah! RELOW: You can't make All American until you're in college, Howard sneeringly says to Ginger. Agnes and Lizzie hold their tongues to discontinue any further argument. Mr. Clark, a more ambitious faculty member, pantomimes to the sweet strains of A Yellow Rose of Texas. ABOVE: These girls show their talent. BELOW: Tom Wallis, a clown for the occasion, hams it up. VARIETY SHOW The Variety Show, which was sponsored by the Student Council, proved to be very successful. The large crowd which attended viewed many humorous and serious acts. The happy-go-lucky clowns added spice and laughter to the evening. Brad French was the moderator of the show. The A.F.S. fund was given the proceeds from the show. LEFT: The highlight of the dance was the balloon drop. RIGHT: Pat Ament throws herself into the fun of the carnival. JUNIOR CARNIVAL cc STONE A GE The Stone Age spirit came to S.H.S. in March. The stands, cake walks, fun house, kissing booth, and clowns drew an exceptionally dense crowd. The barters were dressed prehistorically. Loads of confetti, = balloons, and prizes were reduced to rubble in the fun. Music for the dance, which followed the variety show, was supplied by Bob Reiland’s Band. A balloon drop filled with confetti and balloons floated to the floor silently covering the crowd. k To our future happiness, says Tony Kirby to Alice Sycamore. SENIOR PL A T Boris Kolenkhov introduces The grand duchess, Olga Katrina. CAST Martin Vanderhof............John Latham Penny Sycamore..............Paulette Schusler Essie Carmichael............Diane Bistline Rheba.......................Nancy Rex Paul Sycamore...............Jim Curran Mr. De Pinna................Shuichrio Ueyama Ed Carmichael ..............Ed Wade Donald .....................Dick Stahl Alice Sycamore..............Karen Dummer Wilbur Henderson ...........Jerry Wright Tony Kirby..................Dennis Wallis Boris Kolenkhov ............Dennis Ferden Gay Wellington..............Donna Spach Anthony Kirby...............Tom Leasure Miriam Kirby................Vicki Cronin The Man.....................Ralph Wallis Jim.........................Nick Weber Mac.........................Bill Eberle Grand Duchess Olga Katrina . . Coreen Casey Good evening chime Mr. and Mrs. Kirby and Mr. Kirby, Jr. Shut up everyone! shout the three G-men. Mr. De Pinna, you sure have changed in eight years, remarks Mrs. Sycamore. YOU CAN’T TAKE IT Oh, my goodness—snakes! exlaims Gay Wellington. WITH YOU If the Sycamores seem mad, the rest of the world is madder. Each member of the family has a definite characteristic. They truly enjoy life by doing what they like most. Playing a xylaphone, printing circulars, painting, writing plays, ballet dancing, producing fireworks, and collecting snakes are their varied hobbies. In contrast to these delightful people are the unhappy Kirbys. Tony, the attractive young son of the Kirbys, falls in love with Alice Sycamore. When the Kirbys are invited to dine at the Sycamores, Tony brings them on the wrong evening. The Kirbys, shocked to see what Alice's family is really like, oppose Alice's marriage to Tony. However, Tony will not give up and finally Mr. Kirby is converted to the happy madness of the Sycamores. Miss Young, the director, is to be commended for a very excellent production. How's this tune for dancing? asks Ed Carmichael to his wife, Essie. The Mermaid Sextet sang Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. These Seniors are Nancy Rex, Joan Peterson, Karen Dummer, Sharon Johnson, Kaye Carter and Virginia Reinhart. The crownbearers, Vanessa Bastian and Roy Walgren, await their entrance. PROM The banquet began the evenings activities. On May 4, 1963, Moon Escapade took us on an expedition into outer space. It was evident that the Juniors had worked many long hours to create this outer world atmosphere. The banquet began at 6:30 P.M. with the serving of delicious turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, beans, hot rolls, jello salad, and pie or sherbet. Dave Holmer as the Man in the Moon announced the program which began with Randy Shook's speech describing Moon Escapade. The presentation and acceptance of the key, the singing of the Senior theme song by the Mermaid Sextet, and the singing of the Junior theme song by the Satellite Quartet ended the banquet activities. From here we traveled across to the high school and entered outer space. As we walked into the gym we saw a huge rocket ready to blast off from its launching platform. The milky way, big dipper, and even a Sputnik adorned the ceiling. From a cloud came the mysterious music of Art Kunold's Band. As the time neared for the court to enter, two little space men, Mark Underwood and Jerry DeVries, unrolled the floating white carpet. Down this pathway emerged the two courts and the crownbearers. After the 1963 King and Queen were crowned they led off the dancing. Many high school students and their dates, along with the invited faculty members attended the prom. Blue Moon, the Junior theme song, was sung by the Satellite Quartet consisting of Sheery Erwin, Margie Lockman, Joanna White, and Kama Peterson. JUNIOR COURT: TOP ROW: Sharon Bagg, Mike Krickeberg, Pat Ament, Dave Anderson. ROW TWO: Leila Hardekopf, Ross Martin, Glenda Gord, Jay Larson. 1962 KING Denny Ferden, 1963 KING Dave Holmer, 1963 QUEEN JoAnne Neuhauser, 1962 QUEEN Judy Voga. SENIOR COURT: TOP ROW: Debbie Mall, Ralph Wallis, Lorraine Hough, Denny Wallis. ROW TWO: Sharon McFarland, Ed Wade, Sharon Johnson, Clyde Henning. “MOON ESCAPADE” LEFT: The huge rocket and its launching platform served as the background for the throne. RIGHT: Dave Holmer and JoAnne Neuhauser are crowned the King and Queen of the 1963 Prom by Denny Ferden and Judy Voga, the retiring King and Queen. 89 As the graduates process they look forward to what lies ahead. GRADUATION 73 Seniors proceeded up the aisle on June 7, 1963, to begin the commencement ceremony. The graduation was to be held outside for the first time in many years provided it didn't rain. However, an hour before the exercises were to begin a downpour forced us inside to the high school gym. Another change this year was having the band play the processional and the recessional. After the invocation by Rev. Wright, Denny Ferden, president of the senior class, welcomed those attending. Jerry Wright, valedictorian of the class, gave a speech about Mr. Crosby presents a diploma to the Valedictorian of the class, Jerry Wright. LEFT: Salutatorian Kaye Carter speaks on The Changing Role of Women in America. RIGHT: Dick Stahl, 3rd in the class, gives his speech, Will There Be Room For All of Us. 90 it Mr. Krauspe, President of the school board, presented the diplomas. Cindy Graf proudly shakes hands as she receives her diploma. the college bound. He was followed by Dick Stahl who talked on the laboror and the service man. Next Kaye Carter, salutatorian, spoke on woman's role in the changing world. A thank you speech to all the community was given by Shuichiro Ueyama . Mr . Wesner then presented the class for the diplomas and Mr. Krauspe accepted the presentation. They then handed out the diplomas to the 73 graduates . The benediction and recessional followed--ending the ceremony and our high school days. 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SUPERMARKETS Sandwich and Plainfield SANDWICH HIGH SCHOOL Presents PRJMG CHORAL COMCERT High School Auditorium May 2k, 1963 7:30 P. M. Donald Hedstrom, Vocal Director