Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

Htmw iiuww REFLECTOR SANDWICH HIGH SANDWICH ILL 1964 CO-EDITORS PATRICIA AMENT SANDRA REINHART BUS. MGR. ARDIS McQUATE ADVISOR EUGENE A. JOHNSON TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING JUNIOR PLAY VARIETY SHOW JUNIOR CARNIVAL SENIOR PLAY PROM GRADUATION ORGANIZATIONS BAND CHORUS F.H.A. F.F.A. LATIN CLUB GERMAN CLUB SANDSCRIPT REFLECTOR RIFLE CLUB D. O. SPEECH STUDENT COUNCIL F. T.A. G. A.A. CHEERLEADERS A.F.S. SENIORS CLASS OF 1964 AWARDS SUPERLATIVES EXCHANGE STUDENT UNDERGRADUATES CLASS OF 1965 CLASS OF 1966 CLASS OF 1967 SPORTS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK BOWLING ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION EMPLOYEES FACULTY 2 ACTIVITIES SENIOR FLOAT HOMECOMING Homecoming this year was a little different than it has been in past years. The traditional Pow-Wow was held on Friday night with Lonnie Rogers car ying the torch to light the bonfire. Ron Ferden, a 1956 graduate of SHS, gave an inspiring talk to the crowd. Co-captain, Gil Buttels, then announced the King and Queen of the 1963 Homecoming festivities. After the Pow-Wow was over, the cheerleaders led the snake dance through town. Saturday morning was the Homecoming Parade with many colorful floats being displayed. Along with our own band, four visiting bands added to the spirit of the parade. In the afternoon the big football game took place with Marseilles as our rivals. Although it was a hard fought game, Marseilles came out victorious. A colonial decorated gym was the setting for the Homecoming Dance. Bob Reiland’s Band furnished the music for the evening which was enjoyed by all who attended. The climax of the evening was the crowning of the Queen, Jackie Bowers, by the King, Rich Wallis. JUNIOR FLOAT FRESHMAN FLOAT Left to right: Jacquie Scents, Doug Carter, Jo Anne Neuhauser, Jim Webber, Jackie Bowers, Rich Wallis, Pat Ament, Gil Buttles, Nancy Thomas, Jay Larson, Sherry Erwin, Mike Flynn. The Homecoming Dance carried through the theme of Famous Quotes. The gym was gaily decorated with sayings of famous men and their pictures beside their quotation. Music for the evening was furnished by Bob Reiland's Band and it was enjoyed by all. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Queen, Jackie Bowers, by King, Rich Wallis . The traditional dance of the Homecoming Court, set the mood for the rest of the evening. I crown you, Queen Jackie HIGHLIGHTS Most Valuable Football Mike Flynn Free Throw Record Doug Carter Most Valuable Basketball Gil Buttels You'll be as great as Luther Bloodbank and Levi Whitney! Mr. Bumpus explains to Henry. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY All through history infants have had the name Ernest bestowed upon them. There's nothing startling or unusual about the name except to one Henry Gilcrest. Just the name Ernest sends Henry into shock. It all started when Henry's boss fired him, and his girl threw him overboard, and Aunt Ethel ordered him from her boarding house because he could not pay his rent. Henry pours out his troubles to Mr. Bumpus, who tells Henry that life has dealt him a miserable blow. Mr. Bumpus has a friend named Ernest who gets poor downtrodden souls like Henry out of their misery for $17.80. This is where the fun begins, and it continues throughout the entire play. Guided by the skillful direction of Miss Teal, the actors and everyone who helped behind the scenes provided two very interesting and successful performances. Pumpkin? questions Aunt Stella. DEADLY ERNEST Henry Gilcrest Aunt Ethel . . Margie .... Pumpkin . . . Jill.......... Aunt Stella . . Gladys .... Ernie......... Ernestine . . . Clarissa . . . Mr. Bumpus . Sleepy .... Mr. Grim . . Dr. Ernest . . CAST You lets me do all de talking! Mr. Bumpus informs Sleepy. Larry Ostrom Maryam Carroll Barb Paulson Sue Hurley Nancy Thomas Beth Hopkins Jacquie Scents Jerry Curran Denise Grief Sherry Taxis Brad French Archie Fritsch Mike Wesner Lincoln Lee 9 Gene Curran Jim and Gary Cover VARIETY SHOW Dan Berggren The Annual Variety show, sponsored by the Student council, was again a huge success . Many colorful and entertaining acts filled the evening with fun and enjoyment . Kevin Casey acted as M.C . for the evening and with the help of the truly hilarious clowns, added zing to the hour and a half of entertainment. Left to right: Gerald Vancil, Kevin Casey, Eric Prestegaard, Pat Waite, Mike Hill. Good evening, my name is Count Dracula. JUNIOR CARNIVAL The Junior Carnival went into full swing this year with the theme of Monster Holiday.” All through the evening, laughter and confetti filled the air. A new and different attraction which drew crowds was voting for the best Monster. The kissing booth, fun house, and skill games attracted huge crowds. After the variety show the dance entitled Monster Mash, was enjoyed by all. Ken Larkin and His Melody Men provided music for the dance which ended the delightful evening. The Mad Scientist at work. Oh That poet has us all so upset. Mrs. Collins moans. ROOM AND BORED Raymond Collins . Tim Byro Sylvia Collins . . .Margaret McGava Claudia Collins . .Eilene Lee Jean Collins . . . .Pat Ament Mrs. Aiken .... Sabine Kurth Clyde Aiken . . . John Nay Ion, Jim Striegel Tony Foster .... Alfred Gengenbacher Dotty Foster .... Carol Wingate Mrs. Audubon . . . Carol Otto Nell Bowden . . . .Ardis McQuate Zeena Deever . . .Sherry Erwin Craven Bently . . .Ken Larson Silas McNabb . . . Ross Martin, John Naylon Mr. O'Reilly . . . David Gordon O'Reilly Children.Diane Johnson, Ricky Lockman, Steve Grant, Phil Grant, Ricky Roche, Gary Roche, Nels Peterson, Regina Fox, Marsha Ament, Greg Ament The entire cast appears for a second curtain call. ; ■■ I I'm hurt badly, but I do not think I'll die. groans Craven as the O'Reillys dance around him. The Collins family was looking forward to a peaceful summer at their cottage on Lake Ogeechobee when their older daughter, Claudia, arrived home from college with a beatnik poet in tow. The poet, Craven Bently, upsets the family completely with his demands for caviar and champagne and his criticism of Mr. Collins' detective stories. Things were complicated even more when Claudia's former boyfriend, Tony, was accused of theft by the wealthy Mrs. Cavendish. The mystery of the theft was finally solved at Craven's poetry Boooooommm. goes Craven as Mrs. Audubon studies recital. When Craven himself was discovered to be him through her binoculars, the thief and an accomplice of Mrs. Cavendish (better known as Horse-Face Lena) in an attempt at insurance fraud. Both the Collins girls worked out their problems in the romance department for a hectic, but happy ending. Miss Teal and Joanna White, prompter, look over a few last minute changes in the script. Susan Hurley acted as Mistress of Ceremonies for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Senior class president Sliaren Bagg presents the Key of Leadership to Linda Whiteis, Junior class president. PARISIAN GARDENS The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was a festive occasion for all who attended. The decorated tables, complete with wine bottles and candles helped to set the mood of gay Paree. After Reverend Dell gave the invocation, Nanette (Sandi Reinhart) extended the welcome which was accepted by Pierre (Dave Holmer). The Senior Ensemble then sang their theme song, Blue Moon. After the meal, Kristene (Judith Christensen) acted as a guide who described Paris in a new and enjoyable way. Sharene (Sharon Bagg) presented the key to Lynnette (Linda Whiteis). After this, the Junior Sextette marked the end of the Banquet by singing their theme song, Under Paris Skies. Judith Christensen was the main speaker of the evening. The school board members, faculty, Juniors and Seniors were guests at the annual Banquet. JUNIOR COURT: left to right: Barbara Paulson, Bernard Krapausky, Sonja Phelper, Bradley French, Jackie Bowers, Gene Shumway, Diane Dobbs, Jerry Curran. 1963 Queen JoAnne Neuhauser; crown bearer, Alicia Rucker; 1964 Queen Jacquie Scents; 1964 King Doug Carter; crown bearer, Jeff Scents; 1963 King, Dave Holmer; SENIOR COURT: left to right: Sharen Bagg, Gil Buttels, Pat Ament, Mike Krickerberg, Leila Hardekopf, David Anderson, Glenda Cord, Jay Larson. SEATED IN FRONT: CARPET BEARERS: Jim Yingling and Richard Engle. Queen Jacquie Scents, escorted by King Doug Carter, is assisted over the bridge by Aaron Martin. Crown bearers Alicia Rucker and Jeffrey Scents were popular members of the Coronation Ceremony. Diane Dobbs and Bemie Krapausky seem to enjoy the atmosphere of the sidewalk cafe. May 2, 1964 marked the opening night for the 1963-1964 Parisian Gardens. The gym had been transformed into a garden wonderland. The coronation platform was encircled by hedges with rose covered trellises behind the throne. The band was also enclosed with hedges. The sidewalk cafe was separated from the dance floor by trellises covered with vines and flowers. The focal point was the small bridge in the center of the dance floor. The high point of the evening was the coronation. As the time drew near, Jim Yingling and Richard Engle, acting as carpet bearers, unrolled the royal carpet. The Courts crossed the bridge to the strains of the Senior theme song, Blue Moon. After the King and Queen had been crowned, they and the Courts danced the Coronation Dance to the Junior theme song, Under Paris Skies. The music of Lew Harker's band drew many people to the dance floor. The class of 1964 proceeds as the band plays Pomp and Circumstance. GRADUATION On June 5, 1964, 66 seniors, led by Linda Whiteis, junior class president, proceeded up the front walk to begin the commencement ceremony. For the first time in many years, the graduation exercises were held outside. After the invocation by Reverend Dell, Sharen Bagg gave a welcoming speech. Tim Byro and Kama Peterson, as co-salutatorians, gave their speeches. They were followed by JoAnne Neuhauser, valedictorian of the class, who spoke on the problems of leisure time. Sharon Bagg, as president of the senior class, extended a welcome to all. Kama Peterson and Timothy Byro were co-salutatorians. Kama speaks on The World of Work, and Tim gives his speech, The World About Us. 17 American Field Student, Sabine Kurth, took The Last Opportunity to thank the community for her year with us. Robert Turney, superintendent of schools, then discussed The Road Ahead, Sabine Kurth, exchange student from West Germany, gave a thank you speech. Mr. Wesner presented the class for diplomas and Mr. Krauspe accepted the presentation. The diplomas were then handed out to the graduates. The benediction and recessional marked the end of the ceremony. The class then formed a receiving line on the front walk and ended their days of high school. After the ceremony, Carol Otto Mr. Krauspe, president of the school board, presents a diploma to Randy and Jim Striegel look at his Shook. diploma. ORGANIZATIONS DANCE BAND, BACK ROW: Jim Cover, Don Rosentreter, Carol Otto. ROW TWO: Jerry Curran, Ross Martin, Ken Larson, Dave Holmer, Gary Stanley, Tom Anderson. ROW THREE: Sonja Phelper, Judith Christensen, Sue Hurley, A1 Gcngenbacher, Bob Dummer, Rick Mclnturf. BAND CONCERT BAND: BACK ROW: Gene Curran, Larry Anderson, Rick Mclnturf, Bob Dummer, Director Mr. Rossok, Greg Gengenbacher, John Middleton, Mayo Sorrells, Jim Cover, John Meilinger, Gary Peterson, Mark Eberle, Dave Gordon. ROW TWO: Pam Batorson, Bobbie Johnson, Ross Martin, Mike Wesner, Jerry Curran, Pat Todd, Ron Hutter, Lonnie Rodgers, Teddy Fritsch. ROW THREE: Patricia King, Elizabeth Latham, Ruth Darrow, Joann Gord, Linda Vincent, Connie Whitton, Bill Mueller. ROW ONE: Susan Larson, Arlene Rosentreter, Donna Covert, Dan Holmer. Chief Osky Pow Wow Gene Curran, Band Mascot was introduced to the public for the first time at home coming. Here he dances in front of Drum Major Ron Rhoads, the majorettes and the band in formation. CONCERT BAND: RACK ROW: Justin Latham, Don Rosentreter, Rich Koempel, Shirley Bain, John Naylon, Judith Christensen, Jean Voga, Tom Fatland, Theresa Blackman, Sue Hurley A1 Gengenbacher, Sharon Rushing, Esther Peterson ROW THREE: Bob Ferris, Ken Larson, Dave Holmer, Gary Stanley, Tom Anderson, Geoff Sgenblche David Johnson, Gary Lemke, Linda Wade, Jerilynn Rogers. ROW TWO: Archie Frifcch Laura Johnson, Maryam Carroll, Laura Hough, Carol Rogers, Judy Seitzinger, Barb Paulson. ROW ONE: Gordon Tooley, Renene Schiradelly, Sonja Phclper, Carol Otto. TWIRLERS: Sharon Bagg, Ron Rhoads, Linda Vincent, BOTTOM: Karen Risk, Bobbie Johnson, Sue Hurley. The High School Band continued to progress in ability and achievements this year. They performed for all home football games, and presented a half time show at Earl-ville. In late fall, they performed at the University of Illinois and Northwestern University . They participated in three parades in Sandwich and also marched at visiting towns. They gave a winter concert and an annual spring concert for the general public. In April they went to the Illinois State Band Contest. The climax of the year, was a trip to Toronto, Canada, in July. Here they marched in the International Lion's Parade and made a general tour of that section of the country. COLOR GUARDS: Left to right: Kama Peterson, Diane Anderson, Terry Flynn, Jean Hartman, Sara Larson. This year the three choral groups sang for the student body, at the annual Christmas assembly. They also presented a Christmas concert for the public. Concerts in March as well as the Little Ten Choral Festival kept them busy rehearsing as they met five days a week for one period. Early in the year, triple trio was organized and they sang for various outside groups such as Rotary Club. With Carol Otto as accompanist, Mr. Hedstrom directed the boys, girls, and mixed choruses through a very successful year. MIXED CHORUS TOP ROW: Gene Curran, Jim Striegel, Justin Latham, Gil Buttels, Rod Ferguson, Tim Byro, Dave Holmer, Dan Holmer. ROW TWO: Ken Larson, Renene Schiradelly, Signa Kae Larson, Shirley Bain, Kama Peterson, Susan Mall, JoAnne Neuhauser, Carol Rogers, Sherry Erwin, Jim Cover. ROW THREE: Paul Krapausky, Jane Hanson, Connie Shumway, Pat Ament, Sabine Kurth, Joan Allen, Linda Bark, Patsy King, Don Rosentreter. ROW FOUR: Ron Gengler, Carol Otto, Karen Risk, Judy Hanson, Margie Lockman, Jeanie Hartman, Beth Hopkins, Barb Paulson, Dave Darrow. ROW FIVE: Arlene Rosentreter, Denise Grei£, Sara Larson, Carol Wingate, Donna Ross, Sue Hurley, Cynthia Boaz. 23 TOP ROW: Eric Prestegaard, Randy Shook, Gil Buttels, Rod Ferguson, Alfred Gengenbacher, Tim Byro. ROW TWO: Brad French, Ed Wehling, Mike Flynn, Gene Curran, Dan Holmer, Marvin Kearney. ROW THREE: Joe Waite, Bemie Krapausky, Duker Krauspe, Stan Sinks, Jim Cover. ROW FOUR: Mayo Sorrells, Tom Bernhardt, Bobby Ferris. BOYS’ % GIRLS’ CHORUS TOP ROW: Jackie Bowers, Laura Johnson, Marcia Tuntland, Diane Dobbs, Susan Larson, Linda Werner, Ruth Dar-row, Susan Mall, Sabine Kurth, Patty Martin, Veronica Oleson, Lana Hanson. ROW TWO: Linda Vincent, Connie Shumway, Denise Smith, Virginia Krapausky, Geneann Knight, Betty Thompson, Tari Flynn, Pat Ament, Joan Allen, Carol Otto. ROW THREE: Linda Knights, Linda Bark, Bonnie Gifford, Margie Hausler, Norma Watton, Marilyn Michael, Sandy Reinhart, Judy Hanson, Donna Nates, Denise Greif. ROW FOUR: Carol Wingate, Carolyn Miller, Sara Larson, Marilyn Morel, Barbara Paulson, Beth Hopkins, Karen Risk, Glenda Baucum, Roberta Ger-lach, Donna Ross, Cynthia Boaz. ROW ONE: Ruth Darrow, Renene Schiradelly, Carol Otto. ROW TWO: Donna Ross, Joan Allen, Laura Johnson, Shirley Bain, Karen Risk, Carol Wingate. SEATED: Connie Shumway. TRIPLE TRIO The choruses were under the direction of Mr. Hed- The chorus owed much of its success to the fine strom. accompaniment of Carol Otto. BOTTOM ROW: Marcia Tuntland, Nancy Shook, Sheryl Johnson, Linda Wade, Karen Holbo, DarLynn Henrikson, Linda Teal, Donna Cover, Sara Larson. ROW TWO: Judy Nemes, Judy Johnson, Valerie Whitlatch, Beverly Cassity, Donna Casner, Carol Wingate, Roxanne Hickman, Sherry Green, Linda Pumphrey. ROW THREE: Linda McCleskey, Candis Larson, Sylivia Winslow, Linda Hausler, Loretta Warren, Jane Darfler, Joan Allen, Vicki Zimmerman, Donna Jakes, Lana Hanson. ROW FOUR: Ester Peterson, Karen Shook, Mary Lou Frieders, Ardis McQuate, Patty Martin, Sharon Bagg, Mary Ann Voga, Karen Dillon, Donna Larson, Geneann Knight, Veronica Oleson, Marilyn Michael, Connie Whitten. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers Of America started the year with the traditional initiation of the new members. This fall they had an apple pie sale, a bake sale and a chili supper. They worked with the G.A.A. in making a float for Homecoming. They also participated in the G.A.A. slumber party which was held at the school. The F.H.A. chapter planned a style show and a hootenanny in the spring. STANDING: Miss Ross, Sara Larson, Marcia Tuntland, Donna Cover, Linda Teal. SITTING: Nancy Shook, DarLynn Henrikson, Karen Holbo, Linda Wade, Sheryl Johnson. SEATED: Jim Webber, Jerry Hough, Ron Gengler, Jay Larson, Andy Anderson, Gene Shumway, Mr. Darrow. ROW ONE: Art Pecok, Jerry Larson, Bill Scheidecker, Phil Larson, Bob Freiders, Gary Peterson, Tom Anderson, Rex Rogers. ROW TWO: Craig Stevensen, David Johnson, Bill Haag, Jerry Davis, Gary Hardersen, John Middleton, ROW THREE: Kevin Petersen, Chuck Voga, Joerg Hupe, Jack Espeland, Dennis Pence, Tom Thomas, Tom Fatland. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America held their meetings once a month. Their main project was selling popcorn at all of the football and basketball games. They also had a lunch stand at a farm sale during the winter and a paper drive in the spring. For the first time, they held their initiation before the student body in the high school auditorium. Attending the International Livestock Show in Chicago was another of their activities. Their advisor was Mr. Darrow. STANDING: Jim Webber, Joerg Hupe, Gene Shumway, Mr. Darrow. SITTING: Ron Gengler, Jay Larson, Andy Anderson. 27 ROW ONE: Left to right, Richard Koempel, Gary Peterson, Ron Hutter, Bill Mueller, Geoff Gen-genbacher, Kevin Casey, Chuck Miller, Gordon Tooley, John Nelson, Barb Bannister, Donna Larson, Nancy Walseth, ROW TWO: Bobbie Johnson, Laura Johnson, Ed Wehling, Gene Curran, Linda Leg-ner, Iris Bannister, Joan Felstead, Alice Decker, Tom Keaton, Dan Holmer, Susan Mall, Marilyn Michael. ROW THREE: Signa Kae Larson, Philip Larson, Geneann Knight, Linda Webber, Veronica Oleson, Duker Krauspe, Robert Benson, Tari Flynn, Virginia Krapausky, Theresa Blackman, John Meilinger. ROW FOUR: Lana Hanson, Elizabeth Latham, Donna Covert, Donna Kerr, Linda Vincent, Jerrilyn Rogers, Shirley Bain, Pat McFarland, Connie Shumway, Debbie Jom, Valerie Sherman, Vicki Trout. ROW FIVE: Kathy Gerlach, Linda Knights, Karen Risk, Susan Eade, Laura Hough, Sharon Rushing, Ester Johnson, Linda Wade, DaVonna Grief, Vicki Allen, Patricia King. ROW SIX: Laumel Henry, Arlene Rosentreter, Ed Means, Jerry Larson, Mike Saunders, Jean Hartman, Mary Jo Miller, Bobby Ferris, Jeanie Voga, Karen Warren. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club meets once a month with entertainment furnished by the members. Often, Latin games are played, reports are given, or slides are shown. On the day school was dismissed before Christmas vacation, the members congregated in the main floor around the Christmas tree to sing carols. The advisor of the group was Miss Harrod. TOP ROW: Left to right, Geoff Gengenbacher, Chuck Miller, Ron Hutter. ROW TWO: Signa Kae Larson, Sharon Rushing. ROW THREE: Bobbie Johnson, Jean Hartman. ROW FOUR: Linda Vincent, Jeanie Voga. ROW FIVE: Laura Hough, Jerry Larson. TOP ROW: Roger Corbitt, Mike Flynn, Justin Latham, Norman Knights, Alfred Gengenbacher, Andy Anderson, Tim Byro. ROW TWO: Beverly Henning, Brad French, Dave Holmer, Tom Wallis, Stan Sinks, Ken Larson, Don Rosentreter, JoAnne Neuhauser. ROW THREE: Sabine Kurth, Margaret Casner, Sheryl Johnson, Sue Larson, Kay Cronin, Pat Ament, Sherry Erwin. ROW FOUR: Roberta Gerlach, Sandy Reinhart, Bette Dinsmoor, Gail Ammons, Linda Teal, Beth Hopkins. ROW FIVE: Cynthia Fritsch, Denise Greif, Barbara Paulson, Mr. Frey, Susan Hurley, Maryam Carroll. GERMAN CLUB The German Club meets once a month to plan their activities. They went on two trips to Chicago, where they visited the Art Institute, saw one of the movies playing in the Loop, and ate at a number of restaurants, which served food from other countries. They sang German Christmas carols at the Christmas assembly and worked in concessions stand as other activities. The advisor of the group was Mr. Frey. STANDING: Mike Flynn, Denise Greif, Sabine Kurth, Susan Hurley. SEATED: Mr. Frey. STANDING: John Meilinger, Jean Hartman, Tom Bernhardt, Don Rosentreter. SITTING: Judith Christensen, Joanna White, Donna Ross, Carolyn Bain. SANDSCRIPT One of the main purposes of the Sandscript staff is to keep Sandwich informed of the school functions. A weekly section devoted to this is placed in the Free Press. Sports events, club and other special activities are covered. The Staff also writes the school paper, Sand-Hi Views, which is published at intervals throughout the school year. STANDING: Peggy Diem, Mrs. Blowers, Jean Hartman, Donna Ross. SEATED: Jo anna White. 30 STANDING: Tari Flynn, Diane Anderson, JoAnne Neuhauser, Linda Whities, Laura Johnson, Bobbi Johnson, Linda Vincent, Susan Hurley. SITTING: Bobby Ferris, Ron Hutter, Andy Anderson, Bernie Krapausky, Brad French, Doug Carter. REFLECTOR The members of the Reflector staff worked very hard throughtout the year to produce a better than ever yearbook. There was much rushing about in order to have writeups and lay-outs prepared for the deadlines. Pages for new school clubs were organized and autograph pages added for the convenience of the subscribers. All the staff participated in the ad drive. The selling of the annuals, which was conducted on an optional installment plan was handled by Ardis McQuate and Linda Whiteis. At the beginning of the year, Bobbi Johnson, Diane Anderson, Linda Vincent and Ron Hutter represented The Reflector at a convention at Rockford College, bringing back many new ideas concerning yearbook planning. They were accompanied by Mr. Johnson, the advisor. Left to right: Mr. Johnson, Sandy Reinhart, Ardis McQuate, Pat Ament. Left to right: Mike Wesner, Bob Hebei, John Holbo. STANDING: Mark Eberle, Roger Knight, Nancy Cunz, Mike Guyer, Roxanne Hickman, KNEELING: Dan Berggren, Mayo Sorrells. RIFLE CLUB The rifle club, which is a member of the National Rifle Association, meets once a week with their advisor, Mr. Graf. In these meetings, they learned the basic fundamentals of handling a rifle while competing for awards. This spring they participated in a meet held in Chicago. STANDING: Ed Cummings, Ronnie Wheeler, Bob Noll, Pat Todd, Dan Berggren, Roger Knight, Mayo Sorrells, Mike Byro, Mr. Graf, KNEELING: Billy Kolb, Dave Darrow, Mark Eberle, John Holbo, Mike Wesner, Tom Bernhardt, Chuck Fish, Stanley Stratton. Left to right: Nancy Thomas, Marlys Schwickerath, John Elleby, ROW TWO: Mr. Graf, Mike Krickeberg. DO. The Diversified Occupation Program has completed its second year at Sandwich High School. It's membership was almost twice that of last year. In the fall the members attended a district convention held at Proviso West High School. Students participating in D. O. learn various trades under the supervision of their advisor, Mr. Graf. They attend school part-time and spend the rest of the day getting on-the-job experience. BOTTOM ROW, Left to right: Judy Strothman, Nancy Thomas, Tom Gifford, Marlys Schwickerath, John Holbo, Gary Cover, Mr. Graf, ROW TWO: Dave Anderson, Charles Fiene, Ron Gengler, Donna Hardersen, Rich Wallis, John Elleby, Steve Rybum, ROW THREE: Pat Todd, Mike Lahey, Jack Mulligan, Lyle Schreck, Rick Mander, Larry Ostrom, Mike Krickeberg. ROW ONE: Barbara Datschefski, Chuck Bowen, Dan Berggren, Jim Bowen, Ron Rhoads, Beverly Henning. ROW TWO: Sabine Kurth, Jeanie Hartman, Miss Teal, Patricia King, Carol Otto. SPEECH Sabine Kurth, Dan Berggren, Jim Bowen, Jean Hartman and Ron Rhoads were chosen at the local speech contest held in February to represent Sandwich at the District Contest at Elgin High School. The play, ''Impromtu'' was also presented at the District Contest. The cast consisted of Kevin Casey, portraying Ernest, Jerry Curran, Tony; Barbara Paulson, Winifred; and Susan Hurley, Lora. The advisor was Miss Teal. Left to right: Susan Hurley, as Lora; Jerry Curran, as Tony; Barbara Paulson, as Winifred; and Kevin Casey, as Ernest; act out a scene from the one-act play, Impromtu. I ROW ONE: Jerry Larson, John Meilinger, Ross Martin, Mike Hill, Mike Flynn, Paul Means, Ron Hutter, Dave Holmer, David Johnson, David Anderson. ROW TWO: Sandy Reinhart, Laura Hough, Sharon Meade, JoAnne Neuhauser, Laura Johnson, Joann Gord, Sabine Kurth, Connie Shumway, Mr. Hedstrom. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is the representative body of the school. Under the leadership of Mr. Hedstrom they organized Homecoming activities and the Variety Show, presented several assemblies, decorated the Christmas tree, and supervised school elections. Other services they performed were the selling of ice cream at noon, taking tickets at basketball games and running the concession stand at football games. In the fall four members, Connie Shumway, Sandy Reinhart, Tom Bernhardt, Ron Hutter, attended the Northeast-Northwest District Convention at East Aurora High School where Brad French ran for 1st Vice-President. In the spring Sandwich was represented at the State Convention in Chicago. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Corresponding Secretary, Donna Harderson; President, Brad French; Advisor, Mr. Hedstrom; Vice President, Tom Bernhardt; Secretary, Jacquie Scents; Treasurer, Bernie Krapausky. KNEELING: Connie Shumway, Jacquie Scents, Sharon Meade, Pat Ament, Ardis McQuate, Sherry Erwin, Virginia Krapausky, Sonja Phelper, Donna Ross. ROW ONE: Judy Strothman, Judy Johnson, Lauri Henry, Carolyn Warren, Sherry Taxis, Sara Larson, Sue Hurley, Nancy Thomas, Jean Voga, Barb Datchefski, Valeri Whitlatch, Vicki Trout, Denise Greif, Sherry Green. ROW TWO: Beth Hopkins, Sabine Kurth, Vicki Allen, Marie Shuck, DaVonna Greif, Susan Eade, Sharon Rushing, Lana Hanson, Betty Thompson, Patsy King, April Bollie, Merrilee Anderson, Sandy Reinhart, Linda Knights, Bobbi Hutson. ROW THREE: Laura Hough, Pat Bowers, Signe Larson, Bobbi Johnson, Joan Allen, Vicki Zimmerman, Tari Flynn, Theresa Blackman, Jane Darfler, Geneann Knight, Marilyn Michael, Donna Covert, Joann Cord, Linda Vincent, Elizabeth Latham. ROW FOUR: Gail Ammons, Mary Lou Freiders, Jackie Bowers,, Penny Webber, Carol Rogers, Laura Johnson, Ruth Darrow, Kay Cronin, Bev Henning, Iris Bannister, Barb Bannister, Donna Larson, Patty Martin, Sheryl Johnson, Veronica Oleson, Alice Decker, Rcnene Schiradelly, Susan Mall, Linda Webber, Margaret Casner, Bette Dinsmoor. G.A.A. The G.A.A. members meet every Tuesday night after school. Basketball, football, tumbling, and bowling are just a few of their weekly activities. The girls receive their awards at the end of the year in a formal initiation. The awards vary according to the number of hours of participation each girl contributes. The combined efforts of Ardis McQuate, president, and Miss Jordan, sponsor, helped make it a successful year for the G.A.A. Left to Right: The officers, Susan Mall, Reporter, Sue Hurley, V.-Pres., Jacquie Scents, Sec., Ardis McQuate, Pres., Diane Dobbs, Treas. 36 VARSITY CHEER- I CAHCDC STANDING: Sonja LLAUtKb: Phelper, Sherry Erwin, Jacquie Scents. KNEELING: Pat Ament. CHEERLEADERS The '64 cheerleading squad worked especially hard this season to improve the cheers. They attended other basketball games to observe the cheering squads. They improved many old cheers by the use of new and livelier motions and added a variety of new cheers. Their goal of backing the team by improving spirit and interest was a great success. FRESH.-SOPH. CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Connie Shumway, Sharon Meade, Virginia Krapausky, Donna Ross. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America was first organized this year to prepare prospective students who were considering teaching as a career. The formal initiation was held on December 2, 1963, with the Shabbona F.T.A. assisting with the installation of officers. The group toured some of the colleges in Illinois and sent a candidate, Barb Paulson, for treasurer to the state convention of Future Teachers of America. BOTTOM ROW: Cynthia Boaz, Sherry Taxis, Jean Hartman, Beth Hopkins, Nancy Thomas, Susan Hurley, Denise Greif, ROW TWO: Carol Otto, Sherry Erwin, Tom Bernhardt, Margaret Casner, George Cervantes, Jackie Bowers, Susan Mall, Diane Anderson, Sandy Reinhart, Carolyn Bain, ROW THREE: Mr. Clark, Sheryl Johnson, Jim Cover, Diane Dobbs, Judith Christensen, John Naylon, Tim Byro, Rod Ferguson, Randy Shook, Jim Striegel, Barb Bannister, Gene Curan, Ruth Darrow, Penny Webber. PROVISIONARY MEMBERS: TOP ROW: Ron Hutter, Linda Vincent; ROW TWO: Signe Kae Larson, Diane Anderson, Connie Shumway. N.H.S. OFFICERS: left to right: Tim Byro, President; JoAnne Neuhauser, secretary; Mr. Rushing, Advisor. The National Honor Society is an organization which honors those students which have excelled in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Members are elected to the NHS by the faculty. This year for the first time five sophomores were elected to provisional membership. Seven juniors were elected to active membership. The N.H.S. sponsored the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies and had a candle light induction program April 13 to induct new members. ACTIVE MEMBERS: STANDING: Gene Shumway, Norman Knights, Bob Hebei. SEATED: Barbara Bannister, Sandy Reinhart, Linda Teal, Susan Larson. Diane Anderson and Sabine Kurth browse through a cook book, which is sold by the A.F.S. committee. STANDING: Sandy Reinhart, Jackie Bowers. SEATED: JoAnne Neuhauser, Pam Bator son. A.F.S. The members of the Sandwich chapter of the American Field Service worked hard throughout the year to raise funds to help pay the expenses of the next student chosen by the organization to go abroad. They sponsored Crazy Day, Old Clothes Day and Bermuda Day at the high school, asking a small donation from all participants. The proceeds of the variety show helped offset some of the expenses. The advisor was Mr. Graf. TOP ROW: Laura Johnson, Susan Mall, JoAnne Neuhauser, Norman Knights, Kevin Casey, Judith Christensen,, Diane Dobbs. ROW TWO: Pat Ament, Sherry Erwin, Diane Anderson, Bobbie Johnson, Jackie Bowers, Linda Vincent. ROW THREE: Denise Greif, DaVonna Greif, Marie Shuck, Pam Ba-torson, Sandy Reinhart, Mr. Graf. SENIORS As freshmen we entered high school with a mixture of enthusiasm and bewilderment. Soon we entered into the Homecoming activities. At the Pow Wow, Jay Larson dressed as an Indian and held a flaming torch to the huge pile of boxes we had collected. Our float, We'll Cannonball to Victory, won second place in the parade. Richard Wallis, our president, led us through our first important year. Ross Martin was elected as our Sophomore class president. On our Homecoming float there sat a juicy red apple with a huge worm crawling from it. The slogan You Can't Worm a Victory Out of Us captured third prize. During the year we sponsored two sock hops to build our treasury for our busy Junior year. In April we ordered our distinctive class rings. As Juniors we found ourselves upperclassmen at last. We proudly displayed our new rings in October. The cast and committees developed the play, Time Out For Ginger, under the skillful direction of Miss Young. It provided an interesting and successful activity. The Junior Carnival was our next project. Under the leadership of Sherry Erwin the theme, Stone Age, was developed with the barters dressed in prehistoric costumes. The clowns, confetti, balloons, and prizes added to the fun. Bob Reiland's Band supplied the music as the confetti-covered crowd danced. During the dance, balloons floated to the floor to be collected as momentoes. Many long hours were spent in preparing the Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet. The gym was transformed into a mystic Moon Escapade with the milky way, big dipper, and twinkling stars. The throne where the King and Queen were crowned was a huge rocket ship. As seniors, we won first place on the float Don't Give Up the Ship. For weeks, our spare moments were spent in making the 10,000 flowers for the model warship. The ship was blue and complete with three white sails and rigging. The theme of the Homecoming, Famous Quotes provided a variety of decorations. The main point of interest was the giant scroll serving as the background for the coronation. Room and Bored was the title of our Senior play. The plot was original; the characters were unusual. A crazy poet, Craven Bently, created havoc when he came to visit the Collins' summer cottage. At last, we ordered our graduation invitations, and caps and gowns. Our remaining days in high school were few. Class day was enjoyed by all as we read the class history, Will, and Prophecy. Graduation night came and we felt both glad and sad. Memories of many happy days were carried in each one's heart as we separated in 1964. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Holmer, Sabine Kurth, Paul Means, Ross Martin, Jo Anne Neuhauser, David Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Donna Hardersen. Dave Holmer, Ardis McQuate, Pat Ament, and Rod Ferguson admire a senior colored picture. JO ANNE NEUHAUSER Jo Nursing Class Secretary 4; Class V. Pres. 1, Sec. 2,3; Girls' Chorus 1; Octet 1; Mixed Chorus 4; Latin Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2; German Club 3,4; Nat'l Honor Soc. 3, Sec. 4; A.F.S. Comm 3, Pres. 4; Reflector 1,3,4; Student Council 4; D.A.R. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court Queen 3,4. CAROLYN BAIN Carol Teaching Class Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; F.T.A. 4; Bowling League 2,3,4. SHAREN BAGG Charlie Business Class President 4; Latin Club 1,2, Sec. 2; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 4; Student Council 3; Majorette 4; Junior Play; Prom Court 3,4. DAVID HOLMER Cousy Undecided Class Vice-President 4; Boys' Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Class Pres. 1; Band 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Dance Band 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; German Club 4; Student Council 4; Prom Court King 3,4; Trans. Rankin 2. JOHN NAYLON Big John Botany Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,4; Pep Band 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; F.T.A. 4. LINDA WERNER Lin Marriage Girls' Chorus.1,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; A.F.S. Comm. 3, Sec. RANDY SHOOK Shake Coaching Boys' Chorus 3,4; Golf Club 2; Bowling League 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Football Man. 1; Track Man. 2; Football 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. MARY ANN VOGA Grace Commercial Girls' Chorus 1; Latin Club 1,2; F.H.A. 4; Bowling League 2,3,4. PAUL MEANS Cleater Electronics Boys' State; Junior Play; Student Council 3,4. EILENE LEE Proxy Business Girls' Chorus 1; French Club 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Speech Contest 2; Sandscript 2,3. GLENDA CORD Gordy Business G.A.A. 2, Sec. 3; Latin Club 1; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 4; Cheerleader 1; Prom Court 3,4. JOERG HUPE Hoop Mechanics Boys' Chorus 2; French Club; German Club Pres. 3; Football 2,3; Trans. West Aurora 3. SHERRY ERWIN Erwin Undecided Show Buss. Club 1; Hi-Fi Record Club 1; Square Dancing Club 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Treas. 3; F.T.A. 4; German Club 3,4; Bowling League 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Senior Play; Homecoming Court 4; Trans. Ottawa 2. ALFRED GENGENBACHER Canal Teaching Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 4; French Club 1,2; German Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Football 2,3; Senior Play; Reflector 2,3. MIKE KRICKEBERG Krick Tool Engineering Shop Award 2; D.O. Club 3, Treas. 4; Rifle Club 1; Prom Court 3,4. DONNA SPENCER JAKES D.J. Housewife Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 2; F.H.A. 3,4; Trans. DeKalb 4. STAN ALLEN Jo-Jo Undecided Football 2. JO LYNN FAHRLANDER Legs Commercial Girls' Chorus 1,2; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 4; Speech Contest 3. LARRY ANDERSON Woody Barber Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 3; Pep Band 3,4; Latin Club 1,2. PATRICIA AMENT Swivel Medical Technology Girls' Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; G.A.A. 1,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; German Club 4; A.F.S. Comm. 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Reflector 1,2,3, Co-Editor 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3,4. KARNA PETERSON Nicky Commercial Class Treas. 3; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Color Guard 3, Capt. 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1; F.T.A. 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. SABINE KURTH Tiger Pharmacist Girls' Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; German Club, Sec. 4; A.F.S. Comm. 4; Bowling League 4; G.A.A. 4; Student Council 4; Speech Contest 4; Democ. Contest 4; Senior Play; A.F.S. Student from West Germany 4. MIKE LAHEY Morris Electronics Track 2; Football 1,2,3,4; D.O. Club 3,4. ARDIS McQUATE Flirt Beauty Culture Girls' Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1,2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; Bowling League 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Reflector, Business Man. 4; Senior Play. STAN SINKS Tiger Pscychology Basketball 2; Latin Club 1; German Club 4; Boys' Chorus 3,4; Bowling League 3,4; Rifle Club 2. MARGARET HAUSLER LYLE SCHRECK Rock Radar Operator Football 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Rifle Club 1; D.O. Club 4. ROSS MART Bosco Teaching Class Pres. 2; Track 1,2; Track Man. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Prom Court 3. MARILYN MOREL M.M. Commercial Girls' Chorus 4. GILBERT BUTTELS Fred Coaching Class Pres. 3; Boys' Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys' Quartet 3; Football 2,3,4, Man. 1; Track 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Val. 4; Latin Club 1,2; Golf Club 2; Bowling League 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Student Council 2; Sandscript 3; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 4. RICHARD SCHROEDER Rich Engineering Basketball 1,2,3. MARGIE LOCKMAN CHARLES BOWEN Chuck Business Latin Club 1,2; Dramatic Club 4. RICK MADSEN Iner Accounting Band 1; Track 2; Football 2,3; Latin Club 1,2. % CYNTHIA FRITSCH Pee Wee Interior Decorating Latin Club 1,2; German Club 4. DAVID ANDERSON Dave Engineering Class V. Pres. 2; Basketball 2; F.F.A. 1,2; D.O. Club 4; Bowling League 2,3, Pres. 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Prom Court 3,4. JERRY HOLLEY Holly Hocks F actory Class Sec. 1; Track 2,4; Basketball 1,2,4. DONNA HARDERSEN Grace Receptionist Latin Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Bowling League 3; D.O. Club 3,4; V. Pres. 3; Student Council 3,4. RICK MANDER Hilda June Tool Engineering Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; French Club 1; D.O. Club 4; Rifle Club 1,2; Bowling Club 3,4; Drafting Award 3. RICHARD WALLIS Rich-Mechanics Class Pres, 1; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Band 1; D.O. Club 3,4, Treas. 3; King of Homecoming 4. JUSTIN LATHAM Jughead Business Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,4; Boys' Chorus 3; Track 3; Latin Club 1,2; German Club 4. ■I LEILA RAE HARDEKOPH Rae Business Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Prom Court 3,4. JOANNA WHITE Jo Business Girls' Chorus 1,3; French Club 1,2; German Club 3; Sandscript 2,3, Ed. 4. GARY ROCHE Roach Engineering Senior Play. RONALD RHOADS Ron Beauty Culture Librarians Club 1; Twirler 2; Drum Major 3,4; Speech Contest 4; Junior Play. JIM JILES Jungle Jim Radio-TV Repair. TIMOTHY BYRO Tim Teaching Boys' Chorus 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys' Quartet 3; Rifle Club 1 German Club 3,4; Bowling League 4; F.T.A. Pres. 4; Nat'l Honor Soc 3, Pres. 4; Senior Play. CAROL WINGATE Charlie Nursing Soph. Choir; A Cappella Choir 3; Girls' Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Triple Trio 4; Fut. Nurses of Am. 1; Pep Club 1; Mod. Lang. Club 2,3; F.H.A. 4; Senior Play. Trans. West Aurora 4. RODNEY FERGUSON Hot Shot Coaching Boys' Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; F.T.A. 4. Trans. Ottawa 2. RONALD GENGLER Ron Farming and Butchering Boys' Chorus 2,3; Mixed Chorus 4; D.O. Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, V. Pres. 4. JOHN ELLEBY Chopper Electronics Rifle Club 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2; Student Council 1,2; D.O. Club 3, Pres. 4. DANNY BOWERS Danny Joe Mechanics Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. MARY LOU FRIEDERS Hickie Business F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Sodality 1,2; Trans, from Madonna in Aurora 4. JIM STRIEGEL Strieg Teaching Boys' Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys' Quartet 3; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2; Dance Band 2; Football 2; Track 4; Rifle Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; F.T.A, 4; Senior Play. JAY LARSEN Si Farming Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, Reporter 3, Pres. 4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. JIM WEBBER Webb-dog Farming Football 1,2,3,4; Bowling League 2,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Sentinel 4. CAROL OTTO Ott DURWARD MURPHY Dewey Electronics Boys' Chorus 3; Track 1,2; Basketball 2. KEN LARSON Cassanova Music Education Class V. Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Dance Band 1,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys' Chorus 2,3; Track 1,2; Football 2; Latin Club 1,2; German Club 4; Rifle Club 1,2; F.T.A. V. Pres. 4; Golf Club 2; Student Council 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. Music Education Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Pep Band 4; Dance Band 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Dramatic Club, Pres. 4; F.T.A. 4; Speech Contest 4; Senior Play. DAVID GORDON Flash Undecided Boys' Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Bowling League 3; Senior Play. JACK MULLIGAN Red Electronics Band 1,2; Track 1. D.A.R. winner, Jo Anne Neuhauser, uses the office phone to arrange the details of the luncheon which she attended in Chicago. Carolyn Bain, Sharen Bagg, Dave Holmer, and Jo Anne Neuhauser are the officers who led the class through their senior year. Carol Otto and Paul Means were elected to represent S.H.S. at Girls' State and Boys' State last summer. Sabine Kurth, our German exchange student, (seated), reviews some fundamental German with her American sister, Ardis McQuate. Sabine's visit brought life and fun to our class and all the activities at S.H.S. June 5 brings happy smiles and moments of reminiscing to the seniors represented here by Randy Shook, Pat Ament, Mary Ann Yoga, and Gil Buttels. Graduation................June 5 Class Motto................ No one will ever do more than sixty-four Class Colors..............Blue and White AWARDS Valedictorian . . Salutatorian . .• . Outstanding Award Service Award . . Free Press Award . , Citizenship Award . Achievement Award , Betty Crocker Award Librarian Award . . Arian Music Award , John Philip Sousa . . Industrial Arts . . . Drafting Award . . . Athletic Award , . , Jo Anne Neuhauser Kama Peterson Tim Byro David Anderson Charles Bowen Pat Ament Sabine Kurth Carol Otto Jo Anne Neuhauser Dave Holmer Mike Krickeberg Timothy Byro Jo Anne Neuhauser Eilene Lee Ron Rhoads Carol Otto Larry Anderson Ross Martin Paul Means Gil Buttels Dave Holmer 55 THE MOST HUMOROUS JoLynn Fahrlander and Jim Webber THE MOST POPULAR Pat Ament and Dave Holmer THE MOST COURTEOUS Kama Peterson and Mike Krickeberg SUPERLATIVES THE MOST ATHLETIC Ardis McQuate and Gilbert Butte Is THE MOST MUSICAL Carol Otto and Ken Larson Sabine and Ardis, her American sister, enjoy going for a ride in Ardis' convertible. Our foreign exchange student this year is Sabine Rosemarie Kurth. Her hometown is Epe (Westfalen) Germany. Sabine came to the Charles McQuate residence in August, Her fluent English allowed her to participate in various activities immediately. Extracurricular activities included the Voice of Democracy and Speech contests. Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, G.A.A., German Club, and Bowling League. Sabine was made an honorary member of the Student Council. In the Senior Play she portrayed the part of Mrs. Aiken. English, Speech, Chemistry, Typing and American History kept her busy in school. Sabine's lively personality won her many friends in America and promoted good will between our nations. SABINE KURTH, a fs The Homecoming brings great delight to Sabine as she rides in the parade. Sabine enjoys talking to Joerg, who is also a native of Germany. UNDERGRADUATES JUNIOR OFFICERS: left to right: Sandy Reinhart, vice-president; Susan Hurley, secretary; Nancy Thomas, treasurer; Linda Whiteis, president. JUNIOR CLASS Our Junior year was a busy one. We began work on our Homecoming float soon after school started. We chose Give Us Victory or Give Us Death as our slogan, and, even though we worked hard, we only won fourth place. Deadly Ernest, our class play, was presented on November 9 and 10. It was a big success and showed the talents of our classmates. To raise money for our Carnival, we sponsored a bake sale and a sock-hop. March 7 was the date for our Junior Carnival, Monster's Holiday followed by the dance Monster's Mash. The finale of the year was our Prom, Parisian Gardens on May 2. The banquet preceeding the dance helped set the mood of gay Paris for the festive night. STUDENT COUNCIL: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Reinhart, Brad French, Mike Flynn, Jacquie Scents. ON STEPS: Bernie Krapausky, Tom Bernhardt. Joan Allen Gail Ammons Andy Anderson Barbara Bannister Pam Batorson Tom Bernhardt April Bollie Jackie Bowers Paul Bowman Maryam Carroll Doug Carter Margaret Casner Judith Christensen Roger Corbitt Gary Cover Kay Cronin Jerry Curran Don DaRonco Ruth Darrow Barb Dafschefski Peggy Diem Jim Carlson Bette Dinsmoor Diane Dobbs Jack Espeland Terry Fairclough Chuck Fiene Mike Flynn Brad French Archie Fritsch Gene Gauer Roberta Gerlach Tom Gifford Denise Greif Greg Hanson Jane Hanson Doug Hartman Bob Hebei Beverly Henning Linda Hickman Karen Holbo Beth Hopkins Gerry Hough Susan Hurley Bobbie Sue Hutson Sheryl Johnson Norman Knights Bernie Krapausky Donna Larson Lewis Larson Sara Larson Susan Larson Lincoln Lee John Lozano Jim Meade Steve McMaster Aaron Martin Jim Munson Larry Ostrom Barb Paulson Sonja Phelper Stewart Randall Sandy Reinhart Don Rosentreter Steve Ryburn Jacquie Scents Marlys Schwickerath Judy Seitzinger Marie Shuck Gene Shumway Denise Smith Gary Stanley Jerry Striegel Judy Strothman Sherry Taxis Linda Teal Nancy Thomas Tom Thomas Pat Todd Bob Tutor Marcia Tuntland Pat Tyrrell Chuck Voga Joe Waite Tom Wallis Penny Webber Mike Wesner Linda White is Connie Whitten Bill Yeast Vicki Zimmerman V f 63 STUDENT COUNCIL: STANDING: Joan Cord; SEATED: John Meilinger, Connie Shumway, Mike Hill, Ron Hutter. SOPHOMORES The Sophomore class started the year with a third place for our Homecoming float, much to our dismay. The slogan We shall proceed with Vig-ah. was very catchy and an enlarged rocking chair represented the late President Kennedy's. Later in the fall we sponsored a sock-hop which was enjoyed by many. We also held a class party which was well attended. We had a carwash before the Prom. At the start of the second semester, we were proud to have five of our class members elected to the National Honor Society as probationary members. This was the first time that sophomores were elected into the chapter. The highlight of the year to us was the ordering of our class rings. The style was slightly different from last years and we were proud of them. OFFICERS: left to right: John Meilinger, Vice-president; Dan Holmer, Secretary; Susan Mall, President; Signe Kae Larson, Treasurer. George Abens Vicki Allen Alan Anderson Diane Anderson Merrilee Anderson Shirley Bain Linda Bark Lee Beecher Bob Benson Dan Berggren Cynthia Boaz Jim Bowen Pat Bowers Kevin Casey Don Casner Donna Casner Beverly Cassity George Cervantes Jim Cover Donna Covert Nancy Cunz Terry Cunz Gene Curran Jerry Davis Alice Decker Bob Dummer Susan Eade Mark Eberle Gary Ewing Joan Felstead Kathy Gerlach Bonnie Gifford Joann Gord DaVonna Greif Mike Guyer Judy Hanson Jean Hartman DarLynn Henrikson Roxanne Hickman Mike Hill Dan Holmer Ron Hutter Bobbie Johnson Gary Johnson Donna Kerr Patsy King Roger Knight Linda Knights Paul Krapausky Philip Larson Signe Kae Larson Paul Lawyer Jon Leasure Linda Legner Susan Mall Pat McFarland Rick Mclnturf Mary McMaster John Meilinger Chuck Miller Larry Morel Bill Mueller Donna Nates Art Pekoe Dennis Pence Gary Peterson Bob Pruski Sandy Reiners Charles Riis Jim Riis Karen Risk Carol Rogers Jerilyn Rogers Arline Rosentreter Donna Ross Renene Schiradelly Gary Schwickerath Nancy Shook Connie S hum way Mayo Sorrells Craig Stevenson Steve Thomas Betty Thompson Gordon Tooley William Tutor Tim Tvrdik Gerald Vancil Linda Vincent Linda Wade Pat Waite Jim Walker Loretta Warren Ed Wehling 67 Officers: left to right: Geoff Gengenbacher, President; Jerry Larson, Vice-president; Jean Voga, Treasurer; Virginia Krapausky, Secretary. FRESHMEN Confusion! That's what it was when one hundred and seven new Freshmen came to Sandwich High. We elected officers to help our sponsors and they were; Geoff Gengenbacher, President; Jerry Larson, Vice president; Virginia Krapausky, Secretary, and Jean Voga, Treasurer. Our first assignment was to collect boxes for the pow-pow bonfire and to construct a float. Our float, Don't Shoot Until You See The Whites of Their Eyes. won second place. STUDENT COUNCIL: STANDING: Sharon Meade, Dave Johnson, SEATED: Laura Hough, Laura Johnson, Jerry Larson. Larry Allen Charles Allison Tom Anderson Bill Babbitt Iris Bannister Greg Bares Gary Bastian Theresa Blackman Ron Blue Mary Bowman Doug Brians Mike Byro Arnie Cass Ed Cummings Ron Cunz Jane Darfler Dave Darrow Karen Dillon Danny Dobbs Pat Eckland Cliff Ewing Tom Fatland Bob Ferris Charles Fish Tom Felstead Tari Flynn Jerry French Bob Frieders Teddy Fritsch Geoff Gengenbacher Gregg Gengenbacher Sherry Greene Steve Guyer Bill Haag Roger Haas Lana Hanson Gary Harderson Linda Hausler Laurnel Henry Laura Hough David Johnson Judy Johnson Laura Johnson Debbie Jom Richard Kaufman Marvin Kearney Tom Keaton Geneann Knight Rich Koempel Billy Kolb Duker Krauspe Candis Larson Elizabeth Latham Richard Leasure Gary Lemke Bob Livingston Barbara Long Patty Martin Tom Martin Sharon Meade Ed Means Bill Meyer Marilyn Michael John Middleton Beth Miller Carolyn Miller Mary Jo Miller Ken Miller Linda McCleskey Jim McMaster John Nelson Judy Nemes Bob Noll Veronica Oleson Esther Peterson Gerald Peterson Kevin Peterson Eric Prestegaard Linda Pumphrey Steve Reiners Lonnie Rogers Rex Rogers Sharon Rushing Mike Saunders Bill Scheidecker Herken Schmidt Don Schroeder Valerie Sherman Karen Shook Stanley Stratton Don Taylor Jim Thompson Vickie Trout Arnold Tyrrell Jean Voga Nancy Wallseth Carol Warren Linda Webber Roger Weber Ronnie Wheeler Valerie Whitlatch Robert Wilson Sylvia Winslow David Wood Rodney Zimmerman SPORTS SITTING: Jay Larson, Joe Waite, Paul Krapausky, Rich Wallis, Don Rosentreter. ROW TWO: Doug Carter, Mike Lahey, Lyle Shreck, Tom Wallis, Bemie Krapausky, Everitt Foster. ROW THREE: Coach Droppa, Coach Engle, Bob Hebei, Gene Shumway, Jim Webber, Gil Buttels, Paul Bowman, Creg Hanson, Mike Flynn. Coach Aho. VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY RECORD All-Conference quarterback, Doug Carter, throws SANDWICH OPPONENT another pass. 0..........................18 Marengo 0...............................7 Yorkville 6 ...........................13 Earlville 0..............................12 Marseilles 7 ...........................25 Plano LINEMAN: Gil Buttels, Tom Wallis, Paul Krapausky, 13..........................33 Lisle Jim Webber, Mike Lahey, Lyle Schreck, Gene 25..........................18 Plainfield Shumway. BACKS: Rich Wallis, Mike Flynn, Doug 13............................ 26 Lemont Carter, Bemie Krapausky. Senior Halfback, Jay Larson, leads the blocking for Quarterback Dough Carter. The Sandwich team had some good players this year. Gil Buttels, senior end, and Mike Flynn, junior line-backer, received honorable mention for the Little All-State Team. Gil Buttels was also named on the Fox Valley All Conference First Team, along with the quarterback, Doug Carter. Mike Flynn was voted most valuable player. The team met with a few disappointments this year. They were the loss of Tom Bernhardt and Lyle Schreck due to injuries, along with the transition to a different system of football. There will be eleven returning lettermen next year. Most valuable player, Mike Flynn, All-Conference quarterback, Doug Carter, and halfback, Tom Bernhardt, will be in the back-field. The line will be built around Tom Wallis, Greg Hanson, Bob Hebei, and Gene Shumway. Doug meets resistance from Marseilles during the Homecoming game. End, Gil Buttels goes up in the air for a pass. 76 Seniors Gil Buttels and Rich Wallis were co-captains of the 1963 Varsity football squad. FRESH-SOPH RECORD SANDWICH OPPONENT SANDWICH OPPONENT 2......................13 Yorkville 8...................... 0 Lisle 0..................... 20 Earlville 6..................... 26 Plainfield 6..................... 12 Marseilles 6..................... 14 Lemont 6...................... 6 Plano FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL SITTING: Roger Haas, Bill Scheidecker, Ken Miller, Jay French, Tom Felstead, Duker Krauspe, Phil Larson, Rex Rogers, ROW TWO: Roger Knight, Ban Berggren, Pat Waite, Jim Bowen, Bill Babbitt, Mike Hill, Bill Haag, Mike Guyer, Bob Pruski. ROW THREE: Coach Walter Droppa, Eric Prestegaard, Bob Dummer, Kevin Casey, Greg Bares, Chuck Miller, Bill Mueller, Steve Reiners, Coach Jerry Engle. The Sandwich basketball team took a step forward this year by receiving the fourth place trophy in the Plano Holiday Tournament and in the Little Ten Tourney. They also took fourth place in the Little Ten standings with a record of six wins to three losses in conference games. The season ended all too soon with a record of twelve wins and thirteen losses when Sandwich was beaten by Streator, the eventual Champion of the Regional Tourney, Sectional Tourney, and Super-Sectional. Honorable Mention All-State and All Conference Gil Buttels, after breaking two school records, one for total points scored in a season, 451, and for points scored during a game, 37, demonstrates a free throw. VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: Rick Mclnturf, Mgr. Coach Engle, Jerry Curran, Rod Ferguson, Jerry Holley, Gil Buttels, Randy Shook, Coach Aho, Don Rosentreter, Mgr. KNEELING: Dave Holmer, Dave Gordon, Mike Flynn, Gene Sliumway, Aaron Martin, Andy Anderson. SEATED: Bernie Krapausky, Doug Carter, Gene Gauer. VARSITY RECORD Sandwich 52 66 Yorkville Sandwich 67 60 Oswego Sandwich 70 83 Plano Sandwich 54 64 Newark Sandwich 61 77 Shabbona Sandwich 71 64 Hinkley-Big Rock Sandwich 55 49 Somonauk Sandwich 45 47 Lockport West PLANO HOLIDAY TOURNEY Sandwich 58 57 Lockport West Sandwich 68 86 Wauconda Sandwich 72 80 Plano Sandwich 69 50 Leland Sandwich 52 51 Somonauk LITTLE TEN TOURNEY Sandwich 72 71 Shabbona Sandwich 46 64 Leland Sandwich 70 71 Plano Sandwich 69 59 Earlville Sandwich 64 66 Yorkville Sandwich 61 73 Serena Sandwich 64 89 Plano Sandwich 72 66 Paw Paw Sandwich 74 60 Earlville Sandwich 52 50 Waterman Sandwich 76 45 Lockport West REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Sandwich 49 64 Streator JERRY HOLLEY Senior DOUG CARTER Junior Honorable Mention All Conference DAVE HOLMER Senior Honorable Mention All Conference RODNEY FERGUSON Senior Honorable Mention All Conference RANDY SHOOK Senior AARON MARTIN Junior RICK MANDER Senior 00 STANDING: Greg Bares, Chuck Miller, Geoff Gengenbacher, John Nelson. KNEELING: Bill Mueller, Gene Curran, Bob Livingston, Coach Aho. The Sandwich fresh-soph team had a fruitful season winning eleven games and losing seven. They were tied for second place with Waterman in the Little Ten with a record of seven wins and two losses, in conference games. They were knocked out of the Little Ten Fresh-Soph Tournament in the first round by Plano. FRESH-SOPH BASKETBALL STANDING: Rick Mclnturf, Bob Durumer, Geoff Gengenbacher, Greg Bares, Jon Leasure, Chuck Miller, Coach Aho. KNEELING: Tom Felstead, Gene Curran, Eric Prestegaard, Bill Mueller, John Nelson, Bob Livingston. SEATED: Jerry Larson, Duker Krauspe, Marvin Keamey, Lonnie Rogers. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman basketball squad, under Coach Schmidt enjoyed a successful season. Many of these boys showed potential for becoming valuable additions to future varsity squads. Further fundamental training on next years Frosh-Soph squad should help develop their basketball abilities. The Freshman team compiled an overall record of six wins and three losses . Varsity coach Jerry Engle and Fresh-Soph Coach Bob Aho look pleased with the upcoming freshmen as they conduct practice. STANDING: Dan Holmer, Dan Berggren, Bill Meyer, Gerald Peterson, Rich Koempel, Tom Martin, Coach, Mr. Schmidt. KNEELING: Steve Guyer, Jerry Vancil, Greg Gengenbacher, Ken Miller, George Abens. SITTING: Rick Leasure, Tom Anderson, Bob Ferris, Ron Cunz. Bob Livingston practices with the shot. The Varsity Track team composed entirely of underclassmen enjoyed a most successful season. The Indians, coached by Mr. Engle and Mr. Aho, won six triangular meets and finished second in three. They also finished in fourth place in the Little Ten Conference meet and competed in the Moosheart Relays and the Ottawa District Meet. Senior Dave Holmer was a steady performer throughout the season. His efforts were climaxed when he set a new school record of 5’8” in the high jump. Several other school records were established by underclassmen. Bob Livingston set a new mark in the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash, Bob Dummer lowered the time for the 880 yard run, and Doug Carter broke the pole vault record. The 880 yard relay team composed of Bob Livingston, Doug Carter, Tom Bernhardt, and Aaron Martin also established a new school record. The leading point winners for the Indians, with the exception of Dave Holmer, will all return for another season of competition, which indicates the tracksters should have an even better season to come. The Frosh-Soph team captured the Little Ten Conference meet for the second consecutive year. VARSITY TRACK VARSITY TEAM. STANDING: left to right: Coach Engle, Tom Bernhardt, Gene Gauer, Bemie Krapausky, Bob Livingston, Doug Carter, Don Rosentreter, Chuck Fish. KNEELING: Dave Holmer, Aaron Martin, Pat Todd, Andy Anderson, Mike Wesner, Mike Flynn, Bill Haag. SITTING: Bob Hebei, Greg Hanson, Jerry Curran, Jerry Holly, Paul Bowmen, Bob Dummer, Bill Mueller. Dave Holmer breezes over the high hurdle. Tom Bernhardt trys to beat the broad jump record. Doug Carter is practicing to break the school record in pole-vaulting. Aaron Martin steps over another low hurdle. 84 STANDING: left to right: Bill Meyers, Lonnie Rogers, Steve Wendorf, Mike Hill, Dan Holmer, Dan Dobbs, Chuck Fish. KNEELING: John Meilinger, Pat Waite, Mark Eberle, Tom Keaton, Ron Cunz, Jerry Vancil, Bob Ferris. SEATED: Dan Berggren, Steve Guyer, Tom Felstead, Eric Prestegaard, Bill Haag. BOWLING OFFICERS: left to right: Dave Anderson, President; Gil Buttels, Secretary; Mr. Clark, Advisor. BOWLING LEAGUE The bowling league started in the fall with a large number of bowlers. They met every week on Saturday morning to compete with one another. The first week they established averages of all the members, so they could be divided into various teams. The bowlers with the highest averages were to be team captains. They were: Gil Buttels, Dave Anderson, John Meilinger, Mike Guyer, Ed Wehling, Bill Mueller, Jon Leasure, Jim Webber, Rick Manders, and Ardis McQuate. The advisor for the year was Mr. Clark. BOWLING LEAGUE: TOP ROW: Barb Paulson, Gorden Tooley, Bill Mueller, Jackie Bowers, Jim Webber, Jon Leasure, Larry Ostrom, Ron Hutter, Pat Waite, Geoff Gengenbacher, Vicki Allen. ROW TWO: George Abens, Jay Larson, Mike Guyer, Diane Dobbs, Mary Ann Voga, Ardis McQuate, George Cervantes, Ed Wehling, Rick Mclnturf, Jean Hartman. ROW THREE: John Meilinger, Patsy King, Tom Keaton, Don Rosentrater, Bev Henning, Nancy Cunz, Shirley Bain, Veronica Oleson, Terry Cunz. ROW FOUR: Marilyn Micheal, Linda Vincent, Paul Krapausky, Gil Buttels, Dave Anderson, Sherry Erwin, Sabine Kurth, Mr. Clark. FACULTY ROBERT D. TURNEY SUPERINTENDENT MAX E. WESNER PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD: left to right: William Legner, Melvin Vickrey, Maynard Ferden, Harry F. Krauspe Jr., A. C. Otto, Fredrick Lindner, Gorden Barker. Doris Butte Is Business Co-ordinator Pat Hutter School Secretary Gertrude Wutzke Librarian JANITORS: Galen Lyons and George Zimmerman. Don Wallis, the night janitor, checks the fire extinguisher. BUS DRIVERS: Chester Wright, Don McNutt, George Hallstrom, George Zimmerman, Harrison Rogers, and Spencer Jones. HENRY CLARK Social Studies History Mathematics GEORGE SAMPSON Biology Science KENNETH EHREN Chemistry Sc ience Physics EUGENE JOHNSON Bookkeeping Shorthand General Business Business Law GLADYS BLOWERS Typing Secretarial Practice BETTY ROSS Home Economics History ANN JORDAN Physical Education JUANITA TEAL English, Speech JERRY ENGLE Basketball Coach Physical Education Mathematics Track Coach CARROLL DARROW Agriculture Auto Mechanics DONALD AIMONE English ROBERT AHO Football Coach Driver's Training Track Coach ROBERT FREY English, German PAUL ROSSOK Band WALTER LOGUE DOROTHY HARROD Latin Guidance Counselor DAVID GRAF Drafting Diversified Occupations Art Shop GERALD SCHMIDT Shop EDWIN COATS English Mathematics DONALD HEDSTROM American History Vocal Music ADS M. WERNER £ SONS, INC. . . . Automotive Parts Equipment 523 East Church Street—Sandwich, III. 216 North Sixth Street—DeKalb, III. Phone 786-2129 Phone 6-2727 IDLE HOUR LANES NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY 927 Railroad St. Division AVCO Distributing Company Phone 786-5721 Sandwich, Illinois BAGG'S REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY Sandwich—786-6776 ANDERSON BUSHNELL School Art Office Supplies Aurora—892-1780 Sandwich, Illinois THE JAMES KNIGHTS CO Manufacturers and Designers j PRODUCTS) Phone 786-2141 Teletype 2387 Sandwich, Illinois Washing, Polishing, Lubrication, Tires, Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal Batteries Access., Mufflers Road Service R. W. BARK PLUMBING AND HEATING Open 6 A.M.—9 P.M. Daily Sun. 8A.M. —9P.M. Call 786-4184 Sandwich KEITH'S PHILLIPS 66 120 N. Main Sandwich, Illinois Service That Satisfies 24 Hr. Service Phone 786-4722 Sandwich, Illinois JONES FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipped Air Conditioned Ambulance Phone Sandwich 786-2155 DECORATOR S MART Paints—Floor Coverings—Draperies-Furniture Sandwich, Illinois Delicious Meals and Tasty Snacks are Waiting for You at COFFMAN BROS. THE SANDWICH GRILL Vivian Shaul Plano, Illinois GMC Trucks and Service Sandwich, Illinois Phone 552-8086 MATISON OIL CO. Cities Service Products Phone 786-2168 THE SANDWICH Sandwich, Illinois STATE BANK Sandwich Brass and Aluminum Foundry Route 34 Charles W. Mall TRIANGLE TRAILER COURT Across from the Fairgrounds Phone 786-6616 Sandwich, Illinois Phone 786-6591 Lyle Hyatt Co. General Contractors House Moving—Cement Work Watches Diamonds Gifts Block Laying—Remodeling 507 West First Street Sandwich, Illinois James Jewelry Mercury Class of '64' Look Well to Your Future SANDWICH MOTORS Sales—Service Wright’s Diner U . S. Route 34 Sandwich, Illinois Compliments of PARKS BROS. SUPERMARKETS Sandwich and Plainfield Say It with Flowers SANDWICH FLORAL SHOP Jack Frances Toombs 206 South Main St. Sandwich, III. DEAN L. BAGG STANDARD OIL AGENCY 23 Lisbon Street Phone 786-6577 Sandwich, III. LENHARTS 5$ 10$ Tel. 786-5726 2—8 Railroad St. Sandwich, III. 2,000 Stores UVR Buying for You STANDARD ERNEST J. SOTHROP, M.D. HOLLAND'S DRUG STORE Phone 786-7216 Sandwich, Illinois Serving This Community Since 1926 Complete Prescription Service Everything in School Supplies Eastman Kodak Agency Hallmark Greeting Cards All Famous Name Cosmetics ED MITCHELL 404 E. South St. Highway 34 552-8001—552-8260—Plano, III. Res. R.F.D. Sandwich, III 786-2358 SANDHAVEN INC 24 Hour Nursing Care Florence Dannewitz, R.N. Adm. Directors: Irvin Kross, M.D. R. A. Moyers, M.D. 517 N . Main Street Call 786-2171 Sandwich, Illinois ACE STORES Complete Hardware G . E. Appliances and Plumbing Phone 786-4311 Aments Airport Art's Barber Shop--by Diner Art's Royal Blue Supermarket Bill's Barber Shop Burkhart Funeral Home C. D. Dorris, D.D.S. Cooper Home Furnishing--Plano Decker's Laundromat Dr. W. E. Allen Duy's Shoe Store King and Sons Fountain Medical Center Francis Refrigeration J L Oil Inc. Keele Implement Kinchner Men's Wear Klotz's Garage Leland Hatchery Store LeSan Cleaners Neuendorf Nickels Liss Service Station Morris Food Store Olson's Ladies Wear Philip S. Linder Co. Reyman's Garage R. G. Seitzinger Sandwich Free Press Sandwich News Agency Sandwich News Agency Sandwich R. V. Pump State Theater The Children's Shop The Fashion Shop Tom's Barber Shop Wallis Cunz Donev's Dog'n Suds A. A. Legner, D.V.M. J. O. DeVries, D.V.M. Charm Beauty Salon--Anne Mae Reed E. J. Sotrop, M.D. T. H. Gasteyer, M.D. The Insurance and Realty Co.