Thornton Township High School - Thorntonite Yearbook (Harvey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1951 volume:

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Although it was put together in much the same fashion as the first edition-the notes, the photographer, the printer's deadline-a student of 1915 would hardly recognize the latest book, recording the year 1950-51. The THORNTONITE made its first app arance with only thirty-two pages. A A'W'g! ,J . - . Down thru I the years, as the school has grown, the yearbook : Q , J . . . has kept gi-'Q p g rjfi-,gf pace with it proportionately. Naturally, as , . i1ff7ffJQqi,,E ,,.,: ' , , , :tn this Q edition there are 256 pages, it has meant .,.1v1 4 more work for everyone-more pictures to be taken, more ads to be solicited, more copy to be written. Now that this task has been completed, and the dummy has been U changed into a pictorial record of another year at Thornton, the Thorntomte staff leans back, heaves -,,'f ,W a sigh, and hands to you the yearbook. 7'lIOWllOH Toufnslzip High School, Harvey. lllinois 4x Tlazotmtonites in lQ5l . .. days both in and out of the classroom. Everything from term papers and exams to c dances and football games, with the homework perhaps 'X ' taking a slight precedence over the extra-curricular activities. AQJA Each of us found our own particular 7' field of interest to explore. There was Joyce Hay, active in KIP, It if if Thornton's student council. Some of us made the honor roll, like E Rolland Bethards. Some of us, like Bill Edwards, became leaders in other fields such as sports and Boys Club and Girls Club M work. The many activities in the various clubs gave each of J by us a chance to try our hand at committee work. Our KIP andq., 4QfPurple X accomplished much in the way of providing worthwhile social activities and, in general, improving our already high standards of sportsmanship, conduct, and character. In all of these i ' 'V projects, we were given friendly guidance and encouragement v from such sympathetic and understanding faculty members as Mr. French, a sponsor of the KIP. Q 5 an i Q i 0 a n was a year in which suede shoes, corduroys, and levis increased their popularity, and more important, a year when our armed forces were increased in Korea and other far-away places. Even though our minds were troubled with the affairs of the day, we went through our regular routines, living each day as it came. As in the years past, we congregated each fi? if kg? 0 ,ll X ' ,1iv.44:',,y'qlr7 Vgf' H J vgndikpi, ff. I I morning near the Lincoln statue, in the KIP office, and in ' the Boys Club office to discuss our teachers, dates, and homework. At the sound of the first bell we would scatter to our ,gi 5 respective homerooms to begin another day. Q In some ways, this year was no diferent from years r if past. Yet in others, it was distinctly 1951. We had a new superintendent, Mr. Birkhead, to guide ,,,, .fx '33 fffgw uf. A r ' :ze , ' ' ' f .w w .. -- . 1- -,Er '1f5 5!'f ,f M1 ll ., Jw 53? V ' .,, -P ,-fp , :gm r . ff, . . :fx ., . , . ,. .,. ,, . in , I Q, - L, ,I J. -Fi ' .f 3 L, , ,, l gf - . e' - ,Q ,V ' AWG. X 5554351 ' madi- vy, .1 ,f -1, 4 -A 'W F -1j,.f' ' , 1 NAA us. Citizenship cards were done away with. Eighth period was more difficult to get off, the PA system was no longer used for the morning announcements, and interviews had the anew look. Q62 the studvnts used tlw anew gym ll Iitllv less consviously xi 7 vu wc' ChPl'l'l'lI names at basketball games UCC. and saw new faces among the faculty, like that of Miss Beynon-. who replaced Mrs. Bauman in the Art Department. Everyone was happy to start no M a new year with a clean slate. There fr W .- were precedents i if established, such as all-school assemblies in the new gym, and the new system of citizenship grading. We saw a number of changes at Thornton, and we took a new group of freshmen into our midst. Bryan Arveson ' mimi was one of these. Many of them were younger brothers and - sisters of former Thorntonites. There were some transfer students too, like Milda Trimakas, who came here from Lithuania to become a part of our Thornton family. And, of course, there were an awful lot of faces A missing. HALLGUARDS-Bob Mayeruk. Cyril Heselton, and Dun Baird guard the iron curtain. and there were the monkeys behind the iron curtain at the entrance of the tunnel to the new gym. 44957 and Cliff!-3lf'El1l speakers spoke on different subjects KIP ASSEMBLY-Don Ring, Dave Olfe. Kitten Arveson. We found among us new leaders A: to replace the old and we elected them to a variety of -' offices, small and large. Rene Wernficlre became the senior ' class president as well as president of the National Honor Society. Dick Evans was elected to head the KIP, W ,rt Dave Ulfe to preside over the Purple X, and Leroy 1' ' Cooper was made honorary captain of the football team. Bob 3 Wentz and ,lim Reichert were co-captains of the basketball squad. Pat Podgorny, captain of the cheerleaders, boosted our morale when the situation looked dark for the teams . me im . and cheered us on to victory when we were the winners. C27 Ken Groeneveld and Carole McCarthy headed the Boys s t and Girls H Clubs. Somehow those leaders of a year ago were capably replaced and the need for new leaders fulfilled. Q 10 PD we saw different plays on the stage 11 We came to school the Salflf ways-the walkers walked the same streets, the bicycle crowd put their bikes in the same racks, and the buses were still crowded . . . We came from ' ww varying distances-some of f us spent quite a while traveling to get to school, like Ronnie Spiegel, who came from Oak Lawn, t while others were more fortunate, like 3 , 4 Betty Corson, who came from just X around the corner. ,. ,, ,.ttA , 3 A 2- ,'.--.f---frm,-. - ,,,,. ,,, , , -'Wa r -' ' -' QM ' , vit,-'fr V A I,-ie-:mi 1. 4227 ff' 4?4?3f.'-.57 -'Q M .wvff , su 1 +4 ' K . :B l ZW , :lgnQ!1 'gif 'I f - J WC:-H! 2 '7' y , V 1 4 1'ffwii JV.. , ' ... ',f wxs,f 01' ' I V. 1 1 ' -- , Q, ,V ,M ,, iw, My kr ' t lg 114511- ' f f -uv f y ry , ,g:1'Wih 'E Wa ,gy , f - 4 ','A ' 1 XJ' - ' 'I 2' ' 1 6Qi w4' 1 J! ' 'i A - . '- H-'Q-- fn 1, - , V .,f'1'v,A' -V wil' . , A 'R ff--4 nt I , V.-my ff, .- .- .,.. .r, ra, H r, , 0 Q 41.--4, MA' - ef ff, 1.47 M Zn :BM ,yew C A ,jg I gf ,Q A -,uv - fsywv. H, -QM 1 HW: WQJR I V- 1 , 1 L, - .I '1Q'7i,g f MY' I I .AWA .vmiw ,Ji 4 ,, st , 523' - 1-f ,ja gl -J ,gb 11 -' 5757, , ,V , ' 5 4, Cf- ' nh?-9 1, f' l1m4jZa:,. 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' Our cars changed - becoming ll your ' Q . --:: J' 5, -A 15 -2' ' . -3.1 f X N Qi.. , Q .Q-F .L, ,av xr. ' 19 2 'Y Q 7-JW 'frs'vf1:1, ,fm 1 1 f If ff- N 1, ,, V, , ,. ,Q-. 45 A ff. ,.,4 - QL. , vm ' '11 -. 4f.- 1- , '.- -- Y zz . .5 J fic fl ? ,.,'f541114.f3 2 Ra.,,.3i,.3,. . cf K ,rf , g, -,,, .y,sfy.41.. ,N '1'f'.?f17if-R gvrq.-,Q gb , ' -Q 1-aw: yr f fb' L 1 ' -LHR.-.viz-3 9: ,116 1 1?3'.',.' -2 ni. . ,,, :,.3?.'1,g:L. ,A K! , i,.5kq, l fw. .sir ' k. ' . 1 7- -siuivr 4,5 . - -3 ,JCM Aff' sf! -If,--gw.-1 :M -' ' E-Effie 1, .' 'f AfAgxgf' ' 1. X 41 'Ili e vw 1,5 !fS71'L5'x l OICIUI' Ol' HGIVUI' ' X .5 x x T ,, 'C' to p spare SALESMANSHIP CLASS-lOe sello. Indy Wakefield. Cor- for a variety of futures in a very personal fashion, we made use of all the facilities provided for us. In the Business department we learned to follow regular office procedure. In Salesmanship we prepared a sales display on which to practice the principles of selling as they had been taught to us. We built strong bodies with the expensive gymnasium equip- ment at our disposal. In Auto Mechanics we worked on actual cars. We cooked and sewed in Home Ec and produced plays in Dramatics. In Jour- nalism we got a taste of newspaper publishing and discovered the difficul- ties of assembling a yearbook. We made our own pottery in Art class with the use of the kiln. The important thing was, however, that no matter what the class, we learned by doing. We proved time and time again that Nexperience is the best teacher. 'Uglflf pHl SO1'lUl fflSlfllOlfl POTTERY CLASS-Arthur Wright, Em Phmick' C e Hanison' Auto MECHANICS-clafence 'l'ysen.Dale 4-v ---' Gardner. Barrett Welsch. 44152 -.. , ,J Em TABLE SETTING--Diane Greenberg Barbara Fairbaim, Diane Whitman to be housewives, motheffs ome 8CO1flO1flfllCS I' W' me , I' ,,. igm' .1 Qgpfff Wife- - - in G-il e ' ff lflirff ll -i t , .. -' The appetizing aroma of food being prepared, the humming music of the sewing machine, the clipping of scissors cutting the cloth, are all the work of the girls in the Home Economics department. lt is here under the leadership of Miss Reed, the head of the department, that the future homemakers of America get their start. The three year course offers girls opportunities in preparing garments and food and Work in home management. Thelma Shomo. Barbara Boltze Shirley Andrews. Virginia Iones Eleanor Desk. Geraldine Dryia Q17b7 the tlwee ls I It ' ' v lllllmll N Readin', 'Ritin', and 'Rithmetic, the three R's of learning, are the foundations of Tl'1ornton's educational 'll .-I ii- ' , .4 ' ' N7 uv W 5511 -WA ul I : if 1 1 'l I ,t sf, ,,nv'F' K. R i,.,i.', system. Readin' supplies are handled by the rental library and the school library Where Thorntonites can read educational tales of adventure and experience. Thornton's 'ritin' abilities are expressed in Profiles , publication of the Pierian Club, and in the Weekly and annual Thorntonites, the school newspaper and yearbook. 'Rithrnetic is known to the students under the titles of Business Math, Algebra, Solid and Plane Geometry, Trig, and Math Ill. Miss Pcrenti, Donna Schwcxrtzkopf Lcxil Lewis, Dawn Anderson Roger Pierce. Bill McGuffin 4182 zwmflicimzs. zrrilu Don Fredrickson, Henry DeVries Ioyce Kcmtzler. Anthony Llorens 3 . L CIEHCU wgy7,iu 1 I, , V xv, Qilmln w Our Science department offers us a cnance to learn more of the world about us. ln our General Science classes We study the basic principles in many varied fields of science. We study the lives of plants and animals in our biology classes, and We discover a new and fascinating world as We examine under a microscope such articles as leaves, human hair, and stagnant Water. ln our chemistry labs we learn the physical and chemical properties of ordinary table salt, iodine, chlorine, and other substances, and we learn interesting facts about such things as refrigeration and bleaching. ln our physics classes we make a generalized study of matter in relation to heat, electricity, motion, and other related forms of energy. a2Ory plzysicisis. clzuuzisls. wzgizzvers O OG S O CASE 4: Q1 15 artists. I C S ClL'SifflIUl'S, sczffptm I '7 Shirley Shipe, Georgine Leeson Dan Conrad. Don Rossow flrts I Q14 ,s f ,ZZ ,, M11 1 ft f ., 4 1fTt I ,linf j all , A 5f?, '1 3' zfiwrw , Some of us found our particular interest in the field of Art. We took various types of art, such as Crafts, lewelry, Pottery, or Advanced Art. ln Crafts We made projects in leather, plastics, and textiles. ln lewelry We made metal bracelets, rings, or other objects. lf we chose Pottery, we made bowls and figurines, and those of us who took Advanced Art made posters for the various dances and plays held during the year. The art courses proved to be very interesting and popular. C4 232 xxx! typists. sic:10g1'f 1pl1Uzf's. .1 SALESMANSHIP CLASS-Ierry lohnston, Don Guillaume, limmy lacks, Donna Allen Agnes McPherson. secrctfzries liz lCll 198.5 f r 114 il' ,. A ' if 'Ti-. ' 2-12. A fgftfjy , 'fgf ijf 1 P The Business department offers courses which train its students to become skilled in a vocation. lt acquaints us with the value of goods and also with the many services performed in the business field. The Salesmanship class gives us some practical training both in arranging merchandise and in selling it. Some of the varied subjects offered in the Business curriculum are bookkeeping, retail selling, shorthand, typing, organization and management, economics, math, correspondence, commercial geog- raphy, and salesmanship. BOOKSTORE--Paul Lumbert, Dick Bruggemcm, Ronald Crane, Caryl DeVore Virginia Kleckner, Ioan Pearson. nl QZS9 Kitclieifz -1 Aidgq W WZ'- -',. 4 K W . 4 ' .ws v -' V-Q ., . ,. i fre fi ' ' I M' -,,7,.k14 N .'z,.51 S wwf T ' ' . . ' The cafeteria kitchen is perhaps the most vital part of Thornton. Why? That's where our meals are prepared, of course. lt takes many Willing, quick, and skilled hands to prepare the lunches for our hungry students each day. Miss Waterman and her assistants begin working early in the morning and stay even after dismissal in the afternoon. They prepare dinners and banquets for Thornton's organ- izations, They help with refreshments at parties. Student helpers act as cashiers and as clean-up squad. CAFETERIA KITCHEN-Mrs. Hattie Kempf. Mrs. Elena Geimcm, Mrs. Mabel Mottley. Mrs. Lucy Carey rv S. 44252 15' N 'Fy 5 V tj SV in il' 'AJX FOODS LAB-Elouise Stewart. Kathleen Schlinger Kfronth, Charmaine Iedlicka, Gloria Kuznieski. Dolores Roop, Betty Randle, Barbara Paul. Louise Neal fback- groundl. rliuliciulzs. Hzfrscs. llOllSUIl'il'L'8 -1---sf PEECH LAB-Allen Bradley, Ken Perkins, uncie Maccullough. f1Ct 01's. fli1 -calm-S. tcucf 1 Urs Speec gf Q1 ELWIGI 1., i C.ft?c.'ml, . g5 Those of us Who had dramatic aspirations satisfied our ambitions in the Ways provided for us by the speech and drama classes. It was in these classes that we were able to get our first real glimpse of radio and the theatah . We learned that it was not all bows and encores but a lot of hard work before the finished product was ever given for an audience. ONE-ACT PLAY-Harlen Brown. Iade Gardner. DEBATE CLASS-Laura Portz, Ronald Crane. George Harriette Boles. Barbara Burt, Norm Paasch. Iim Kamey. Carol Ragusin. Ames. QZQQ Raymond Samuels, at cylindrical Louis DeYoung. wood shop. Ioe Murphy. making cz casting fwcfzlstlizll filrt: gif ? 4. f y?-' The shops, this year, have turned out their usual fine grade of work under some of the old teachers and some of the new. The boys come as little green freshmen and are turned out of vocational shops as apprenticed Workers. ln their freshman year, the boys take a required lndustrial Arts course, which gives them the fundamentals of most shop work. Then they are allowed to choose one course from which they will graduate. 44 30 sw MECHANICAL DRAWING-Sylvester Sclcxmone. Irwin Fcxhlen. 44 31 Pb COMPARING SENIOR PHOOFS-Roy P Freeh. Background-lack Mason, Paul L x W' 'HIIUCI NIU mfzw nf 2 , 4 , .J Etoopemtiozz, w. 94 i, 5 ,ex if .2 Nt fra . .s 'W '31 :LIN W' 5 ,fr Q ,ov f- Q -3. 9 .Ji U' The many projects that Were carried on during the year gave each of us a chance to work with others as a group. One of the most important lessons we ever learned in school was one of cooperation. On teams, committees, and boards We learned to put the good of the group first, and we took especial pride in the achievements accom- plished by united efforts. KIP DANCE DECORATIONS-Front: Shirley Shipe. Eleanor Whitford. Iane Livingston. Rear: Ioyce Hay, Sue Crowley. Carol Rasmus. Kay Hesson. e332 mul to fhllnui 1 Ji' X21 I I1 SU W The leaders we had chosen directed us capably in many activities When We needed an adult's advice, we had our teachers and class principals to turn to. We were content to learn from those who were older and more experienced, and we knew that help was available whenever We wanted it to depend on. We followed the fine examples We saw set for us, remembering through it all, our goal, which was to follow now, that We might one day lead. GIRLS CLUB GROUP MEETING-Nancy Lussenhop. leader. is 34 wi 'W e, Ro mul ut l Hill? ,7l'IllL' HI Ulll' . .K Phyllis Rigoni-T pin crwcxrd Bob Wentz-Athletic award Carol Harrison-GAA award personal accomplishments as well as those ot the group. Many organizations gave us awards as recognition of our achievements. Among these were the Girls Club T pins, service award pins, and torch pins, ln the field of athletics, the girls as well as the fellows were able to earn letters. These were presented by the Girls Athletic Association, We worked hard for these evidences of our success, and we wore our awards proudly. 44 P7 ART CLASS-Jackie Conner, Donna Brower, Down Brower, Pat Kerkhoven, Verlee Russell, Miss Beynon. JLZCCOI 1,pfi:l uzzezzts became acqzfainted and lmilt When We first carrie back to school, we stuck close to our friends of last year. But as the days and Weeks went by and We worked on different projects and attended various social affairs, We made new acquaintances and built sound new friendships, Not that We forgot our old friends-on the contrary, these friendship ties often became even stronger--but We enlarged our circle of friends and in doing so we found ourselves really enjoying our school life. BUILDING THE SOPHOMORE FLOAT-Beth Vanden- berg. Helen Rossing, Richard Miller, Eleanor Whitford, Ianet Miller, Sue Stewart, Barbara Goff. GSS? . ik f X W, WT, ,, .,. w mm...m.w-- - -1 v pm-w - -1-., -- -rp--x ----nu. - - -..-5 Wl'Wv+m.,,x 1,. ww NX 'QM ' ?i., , ' u t N' X 's'0 5':'1'Ul X'- 4 '-. n-VC:--'3A 'lhxu33!3G'Csv' , AE?-QF -,.1. TQW3 ' nd. 4 N mfwfff 1 mvzgfljfll u:luQl,:lV+ - aff ul:-nQf,'vuunuu ' ' 'f ix -' bw, u n 9 I I I x x W- x'-'-5'- 'H ,,x vnu- - 13. - yxQ24' uh 5: 'nu ' f 'f'.,, rv nmfn 'lg'l,lx 'NH H-.p f-V Q' 'ml ggQx1'. Ffh! 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For some of these teachers this year was their first year of teaching at Thornton. Others we met for the first time as We entered new classes. Still others We became acquainted with as We participated in activities which they were supervising. At times we didn't quite see eye-to-eye with the faculty, but our differences were usually quite trivial and in the end they were straightened out, to the satisfaction of both parties. 44 43 77 IQIICIIIW FACULTY TEA-Kclihy Denson, pouring, Mr. Swanberg Dicme Brccy. Q ,6' 4' lx 44 4155 my v S+' 15' ge Y X 5 But TTHS was more than a matter of courses. T1 ttt eaclitionto COUNTING BALLOTS FOR THE HOMECOMING COURT - Bill Ed- wards. Ioan Burdett. We carried on traditions that had been instituted long before we came to Thornton. For example, after we stood in line to get these yearboolfs, and h.ad had a little time to look them over while they were yet unmarred, we began carrying out the old tradition of hav- ing our friends and teachers autograph them. ROLLING HOT DOGS-leon Ma- thieu, Ellen Fulscxng. Polly Lindert. Do! Koblesky, Shirley Millicun, Diane Mais, Butch lMr. Lilley's dogl, Mr. Lilley. AUTOGRAPHING YEARBOOKS 4. ...... 44 432 some are pursued only Wx IUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ll year like the Iunior-Senior Prom, which was a big event in the lives of those of us who Were able to attend, Here, the tradition has been altered somewhat, however, in the past two years. Instead of having the prom in a hotel, We have begun having it in the new gyrn. 4442 Some ol us didn't attend il'ie prom, but we had other traditions and events to enjoy. We danced at Purple X's and at the Free Fling after the big Bloom game. The Free Fling was a new idea, and whether or not it becomes traditional, We can'i tell. And of course, we read our Thornton- iles on Wednesdays as usual. 44 45 The Free Fling at Homecoming READING THE SCHOOL WEEKLY NEWSPAPER-Theresa Meder, Richard Hock. others HALLGUARDS CHECKED OUR PASSES -Tom Holmes, Georgine Leeson. WE WERE PROUD TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP TEA-Patsy Schoeler, Kay Kile, Pal Kaczmarski. Alice Ginlher fchairmcml, Iecm Albers. I K ef Ax . ' 1. ' .mv r' L' 44 DD 5. As usuol, hollguords stopped us to look ot our posses when We hod to go through the holls during Gloss periods. Throughout the yedr we hod severol teois, such os the Scholarship Teo, which honored girls who hod received dll A's for one or more semesters, Amd on Wednesdoys, ds in yeors post, the stotf grid cub reporters distributed Thorhtohites to the vorious homerooms. Clllfllllj lfzv lfUlll' NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTION-Helen Nielsen, Marcia Twining, Carolyn Sireightif. C4 47 B7 clizlrizzg U10 year Charles Griffin weeps that his Trojan warrior must go up in smoke. AFTER THE PARADE-Waiting to hear of the winning float-Phyllis Kleckner. Walier Mur- phy, Theresa Meder, Carolyn Fraser. 44 48 like the float WINNING FLOAT-Dick McLaughlin. Don Guillaume, Iohn Murphy pnrlulv at The senior Cldses Ceridmly was proud of ther: x-yrrmimq float, Hdch H0611 really deserved CI prize, lhcxurzh Some were comical cmd some hdd d more fferrmls theme, but they all showed originality cmd they dll Cmrrled out the Homecomirrq iheme of Xhium Sl1IIlIl1CI'.y rr 49 -A 12' f 'Q I llw Hmzfzrv lift' f H1111 Um Kizzg mul CXDIIUUH COMIN Hcxihcrw The warrior goes up in a blaze of glory. -1- ft The burning of Bloom's Trojan Warrior and the announcement of the Homecoming Court at the bonfire were two big events in the Homecoming weekend. We all felt that we had selected a fine court, and on the night of the dance, when lim Reichert and Sallie Hathaway were crowned king and queen by last year's royal pair, Tommie Triumph and Doris King, we knew we had given our Votes to a couple of wonderful kids, THE DANCE OF HONOR-Martha Bodman fdancerl, Ieannette Alfidi, Carole McCarthy, Sallie Hathaway. Ken Groeneveld, Harold Warren, Bob Petruzak, Ralph Alfidi Glomecoming courtl. Q51vb gthey CR OWN THE STAND-U QUEEN- ' . I l role Mc . vliei. He s' . HIL' Stand-I Ip NIU lfuofurs Nw IVIIISSI b 'umm 41522 ., .-.....sn.:1w:. , I 'in g 'lf J , ifrllj 1' Mr. Scoifs Social Studies classroom The television theme of the annual Freshman StandfUp was carried out in the stunts presented by upperclass girls as they formally welcomed several hundred freshman girls to T. T. H. S. The Harvey l-loofers danced at the lunior-Senior party, the DC1dfDOLlQl'll9li dinner, and at numerous other events. Once in a while, we even observed the tradition of studying, like the freshmen in Mr. Scotts Social Studies class. THE HARVEY HOOFERS-Sallie Hatha- way. Aileen Miller. Carol Sieere, Ioan Steege. Marcia Meyer KHead Hooferl, Car- lene Nelson, Ioan Ries. Grace Huttig. Marcia Twining. 4- ...,. t4 53 DD . 1' thy f?uc ulty lzmclaeows the Tazfdy desk the l lZ0tl1e1f-Son ba 1 zquet FACULTY LUNCHEON-Mrs. Fesler, Miss Noel, Mr. Scott. Nellie Yonk- man, Wanda Smith, Claudia Boland, Miss Reed. Miss Washbum, Miss Gallegos. 4,.,. Members at the faculty were treated to liincheans in the Home Economics classes and boys entertained their :nathers at the annual dinner in Octo' her. Meanwhile, students traditionally Qverslept and had to sign in at the tardy desk -,f TARDY DESK-Mr. Dore. Chester Grahacz. Tom Paholik, Eugene Icmocha. Larry Abra- ham, Richard Goodwin. MOTHER-S ON BANQUET-Mr. A. I. McDougall, Mrs. McDougall, Mrs. I. C. Werniclce. Rene Wernicke, Mrs. Umbaugh, fspeakerl, Mr. O. F. Umbaugh. Edward L. Olson Ken Groeneveld, Mrs. H. C. Cowen. Li 55 rv during the year THE THING AT THE SOPHOMORE PARTY--Richard Subletie. Charles Anctil. 44 56 DJ lUNIOR-SENIOR PARTY - Shirley Millican, Tom Morey. lim Boland, Carolyn Fraser. fr.. in December the juniors and seniors combined their talents in an annual party and danced to music of the Thorntoneers. Also in Deceme ber the sophomores had their first evening party, l'Mistletoe Magic, and the l'Thing was revealed as the devil himself. lunior girls traditionally honored twelve of their classmates by electing them to the May Queen court. MAY QUEEN COURT Row 1: Virginia Mclntyre, Ioyce Hay. Marilyn Ray. Row 2: Lail Lewis. Mary Patterson, Bernis Van Drunen. lean Simon. Mary Stewart. Row 3: lean Kruger, Nancy Lussenhop, Clara Krause, Marie Alfidi. f l JF 44579 DAD-DAUGHTER DINNER-Mr. H. M. McIntyre. Virginia McIntyre. TOUR OF THE SHOPS AT THE FATHER-SON STAG- Allen Stout, Mr. Stout, David Benson, Lewis Benson. 44 58 bb STYLE SHOW MODELS-Doris Bush, Hcxrlene Grigsby Harriet Palmer. To denionstrate what was accomplished in sewing classes the tirst semester, the Hoinemakinq department presented the annual Style Show ter mothers and other guests. Two traditions observed at Thornton tor iiianj v. xears were held a week apart. Cn Ianuary 27, tathers and their sons heard Colonel john D. Craia at the l7atherfSon Stag, and on February 3, daughters entertained dads at the tenth Dad--Daughter dinner, 44 59 vw 'M X. My 'A . X f e 3 N 'l -uno .als Q. , N THORNTONITE STAFF Helen Schisewski. Darlene Miller. e ' .1Llcti1faitiu.' The activities that Thornton offered to each student were traditional. We found our individual tastes mirrored in a variety of clubs and we ex- pressed ourselves while working on committees, publications, and in choral groups. We met others interested in the same subjects and we developed friendships to be treasured for years. Some of us had chances to become leaders, but we all learned qualities such as good sportsmanship and ,fair play. And, of course, there were the traditional teas and banquets at which we honored our parents and teachers. HOMECOMING DANCE-Ken Groeneveld, Bob Petruzak, Tom Triumph, lim Reichert. Harold Warren. 4. ..,. T CHARLESTON DUET AT THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PARTY-Dom ald Krubbe. Kathy McVey. 44 D7 KIP OFFICERS BUS COMMITTEE t kt Dick Evans, president, lean Simon, secretary, Mary Patterson, 2nd vice-president, Bill Edwards, lst vice-president, Fred Furth, treasurer. . .I Margaret Barber, Ioanne Limestall A' 2 Everyone wants to get into the act as Durante-'s saying goes. The KIP, Thornton's student council, is aiming at just that-to give students, as well as teachers, a chance to help manage school affairs. The initials KIP BOARD KIP were taken from the school motto Knowledge ls Power . The acting units of the student council are the Board and the Forum, made up of representatives elected by the student body. Row 1: Ioan Burdett, Ioyce Hay, Kitten Arveson, Marge Kaltwasser, Dennis Hill. Row 2: Ronnie Tinder, Rene Werniclce, Bob Helfrich, Torn Wallace, Dan Olfe, Ralph Altidi, lack Bennett, 'M . ,m...,' fi ft 'TX -'Xi Y , KIP, Thornton's Student Council The KIP at Thornton has become almost indispensable-as may be seen by its numerous activities. Do you remember piling into buses that took you to out-of-town football games last fall? And remember the pep assemblies that increased your school spirit-the Lost and Found department where you could find almost anything except What you lost? The KIP was responsible for all these. Oh, yes. And remember the famous CCCC campaign con- ducted by the KIP last fall? For weeks, posters, banners, and strange rumors kept you guessing, until an assembly was given with skits to illustrate the Mclean campus, corridors, cafeteria campaign. The colorful posters that you saw in the halls all year round reminded you of coming events, The KIP was responsible for keeping those posters in the halls. One of the biggest events sponsored by the KIP each year is the annual homecoming. This year lnjun Summer Weekend, a blaze of autumn fire and glory, faded and died as the Homecomf ing dance brought the Weekend to a close. The KIP, not a money-making organization, continues through the years to improve Thornton and keep its standards high. HOMECOMING COMMI'I l'EE Row l: Nancie MacCu1lough, general chairman, Ioyce Hay, decorations, Ioan Burrdett, elections, Kitten Arveson, parade, Mary Gattis, dance decorations, Marge Kciltwasser, publicity, lean Simon, bonfire entertainment. Row 2: Mary Patterson, refreshments, Ronald Tinder, bonfire, Rene Wernicke, general chairman, Bob Helfrich, bon- fire, Tom Wallace, cleanup, Fred Furth, tickets, Ralph Alfidi, bonfire, Chuck Largent, parade, lack Bennett, bonfire refreshments. .t TE 646 C4 63 P7 t Lf t J BOARD Row l: Kathleen rnoncl, Lail Lewis Darlene Miller, N: xl Girls Club MAIOR OFFICERS Row 1: Mary Gattis, treasurer, Carole McCarthy, president, Carolyn Streightif, speaker of division chairmen. Row 2: Nan- cy Lussenhop, vice-president, Kitien Arve- son, speaker of ccuncil, Ieannelte Alfidi, secretary. Denson, leanette Alfidi, Ellen Vanderxberg, Dorothy Weise, Sarah Sie-wari. Row 2: Bette Drum- , Mary Stewart, Mary Gattis, Carole McCarthy, Nancy Lussenhop, lean Kruger, Lynn Pivour, 44 64 All the girls of Thornton are eligible to belong to the Girls Club. Those who take an active part are rewarded for their efforts each year at the annual Girls Club Installation Day ceremony in june. At that time the new major and minor officers for the ensuing year are installed and award Winners are honored. Girls receive Torch pins for their work on the various committees, such as the one pertaining to welfare. This group makes trips to the Home for lncurables and gifts for the Oak Forest Infirmary and a small Tennessee school, which the girls have adopted. Members also receive torch pins for their work on the Refreshment Crew, which sells refresh- ments at the football games. The club took part this year in other money mak- ing projects, including the Boys and Girls Club play, Mother ls a Freshman, and the annual magazine drive, sponsored by the Curtis Publishing Company. Girls who earned straight A's on their report cards were honored first at the Scholarship assem- bly, where they were presented with scholarship pins, and then at the tea. Lorraine Iennings, having earned seven semesters of A's, had her name en- graved on the Scholarship pitcher. From the very beginning when the Girls Club was organized in 1933, to this very day, it has endeavored to enrich the lives of the girls at Thorn- ton. They learnecl to live the Girls Club pledge of being joyous, courageous, steadfast, truthful, de- pendable, just, loyal, and sincere in friendship. The Girls Club is truly a club of and for all Thomton girlsj 4552 SCHOLARSHIP DAY Row 1: Lail Lewis, Lorraine Iennings, Catherine Heeschen. Row 2: Kay Kile, Barbara Work. SECRETARIES OF ATTENDANCE Row 1: Polly Lindert, Barbara Burt. Row 2: Shirley Delo. DANCE CHAIRMEN Row 1: Lorraine DeHaan, Carlene Stegenga. Row 2: Ruthe Brenner. AWARD CHAIRMEN Row 1: Phyllis Rigoni and Helen Schisewski, Activity Point commission. Row 2: Iennie Campbell, assistant treasurer, Carole Dehnert, Iunior Service award. 'Al e662 Girls Club FACULTY TEAS Row 1: Ioan Vachon, Barbara Burt, Marcia Meyer, Malvin Kasputis, loyce Hay, Frances Sell. Row 2: lane Livingston, Gloria Grybowski, Miri- am Becker, Sallie Hathaway. DAD-DAUGHTER DINNER Row 1: Dorothy Koblesky, Pat Kane, lean McGehee, Rose Senesac, Marge Kaltwasser. Rofw 2: Kay Kile, Pai Drefhall, Grace Huttig, Nancy Hog- lund, Alice Reese, Avis Frieling. Row 3: Gert Roach, Audrea Noreen, Lorraine Iennings, Ioanne Limestall, Marge Darrohm, Isobel Thomson. FRESHMAN STAND-UP Row 1: Barb Burt, Buihe Brenner, Iudy Fesler, Nancy Franz, Barbara Work. Row 2: Ioan Borton, Nancy Samulowitz, Frances Sell, Kathleen Denson, Svea Blomquist, Madge Christopher, Polly Lindert. Row 3: Marge Darrohn, Ioanne Lirneslall, Darlene Miller. Committees LOYALTY DAY Row 1: Barbara Giese, Kathy McVey. Row 2: Eleanor Whitford, Isobel Thorn- son, lean Kruger, Meryl Gowens, Suzanne Birkhead, Barbara Beier, Ianelle Goodman. GROUP MEETINGS Nancy Samulowitz, lane Livingston. SERVICE GROUPS Shirley Millican, Marshals, Charla- dine Walls, Welfare, Mary Ann Orr and Ruth Marlowe, Refreshment Crew. fm 44 672 i f E iliuf,-j c if Q wqwqf BOYS CLUB BOARD Seated: Bolo Helfrich, loe La Pointe, Dick Evans, Ken Groeneveld, Bill Edwards, Torn Wallace, lim Reichert. Standing: Don Ring. HALL GUARD CAPTAINS Row l: Walter Gray, Richard Lincoln, Larry Kellogg, Charles Shee-hy, George Pe-tkovich, Bob Wentz. Row 2: Phillip Anello, Maurice Fernandez, Richard Ireland, Ted De Graff, Norm Paasch. 40 Q 68 up Boys Club The Boys Club is designed to assist every boy at Thornton to get the most profit and pleasure from his school life. The club work is carried on by its board, whose members are elected by popular vote of the boys in the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Four seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman comprise the board. The club projects, which are carried out by all members in the club, are the Bus Guards, who help protect the students on the buses to and from school, the Safety Squad, who protect the school grounds, the Campus Patrol, who help keep the campus clean, and the Hall Guards, who keep the halls free from distracting noises between periods. Another project is the I-li-Y, which helps the boys to get acquainted with those in other schools. So that parents may see what is going on in school, the club sponsors two social gatherings, the Father-Son Stag and the Mother-Son banquet. Once a year the club has a dance for its members and their guests. Together with the Girls Club, the Boys Club sponsors a play each year and a magazine sub- scription drive. The proceeds are used to buy talent for school assemblies. gRYDEy K 69 rv FATHER-SON STAG Mr. Umbaugh, Ken Groeneveld, Mr. H. C. Cowen. HALL GUARD OFFICERS Fred Turner, assistant commander, Fred Bercher, lieutenant commander, Wayne DeGraff, quartermaster, Bob Petruszak, commander. BOYS CLUB OFFICERS Bill Edwards, lst vice-president, Dick Ev- ans, secretary, Ken Groeneveld, president, lim Reichert, treasurer, Don Ring, 2nd vice- president. 44 70 by Hallguards HALL GUARDS-PERIODS l 6. 2 Row 1: Fred Turner, Iohnny Noel, Walter Murphy, George Petkovrch, Raymond Wern- dell, Iohn Swanson, Stanley Morrrs, Paul Commerso, Dan Bird, Cyril Heselton, lack Krug, Dave Lyons How 2: hm Gorden, Richard Polizzti, Lester Lange, Charles Barksdale, Iohn Whiteside, I-larry Koustrk, Bill Walter, Donald Abbott, Allred Moenck, Fred Bercher, Phillip Anello, hm Macari, Richard Hock, Larry Kellogg, How 3: lim Boland, George lordan, Robert Mazres, Iohn Healy, Ken Taylor, Warren Wognum, lerrv Slater, Ronald Tatgenhorst, Bob White, Gerald Van Kley, Robert Young, lce Murphy, Bob Mayerak. HALL GUARDS-PERIODS 3 6 4 Row l: lack Kaberna, Louis Wrersma, Charles She-ehy, Larry Kellogg, George Petkovrch, Don Helmrck, Harold Warren, Ted De-Gratl, Norm Paasch, Bob Wentz, Vrfalter Zapchenk, Walter Gray. How 2: Leroy Sklenar, Harry Sumega, Richard Lively, Frank Rhr--rn Rrchard lrs-- land, Stanley Rzab, Donald Arthur, Ioserph Abbott, Phrlrrr Ortegel, Ted Arvra, William Hopmon, Neil Spersor, Row 3: Lee Claustre, Donald ROSSOW, Karl Kopt, Kennt-th Kettler, Edwin Mackiewrczi, Tom Morey, lerry Woultr-, Lawrence- Olson, Rugene Anderson, Kenneth Bendle, Chuck Ramsay, Maurice Fernandrrz, Barrett Wolclz, Tom Holme-s, Don Krlriatrrck. Row 4: Ray Kucharskr, Robert Rrttmeye-r, Gordon Phillips, Wayne Massey, Richard Roberts, Renny White, lohn Saxby, lohn Porter, George Rohde, Kent llettield, Rob- ert Buckner, Richard Lincoln, lim Clarke. HALL GUARDS-PERIODS 5 G 6 Row I: Donald Kingsland, Bill Burton. Donald Rossow, Philip Warner, Les Wolf, Charles Sheehy, George Prrtkovrch, Ierrv Navr-, Gerald Vaul, George Marsh, lack West Row 2: Maurice Fernandr-xt, Richard lohnf son, Bill Sharp, Charles 'i'ur'ngrt-n, Harold tones, Benny White, Don Hanes, Rrchard Wilkinson, Bob Abu-ls, Dean Hickey, lid' ward Brigriardcllo, Brrwyn Bender, David Lyons. Row 3: Rcrt levr-rf-t, Kr-rth Payne, Gene' Fouts, Robert Cartvr, Frank Mech, Richard Macarr, Wayne De Graff Laurence Lrronr, Rich Goodwin, llarrv Warnaar, Wayrrr- Fthrrdge, lim lacks, Rob We-nt: Row 4: Paul Bowdrsh, Al Chamberlain, Norman llrckey, Art lxtamranr, Richard Morgan, Richard Ziegler, Harold lones, Calvin Davis, Harold Krers, Harris De Young, Frtztgerald Creach, Ioe Lett, Wil- liam Davis, Melvin Abbott. HALL GUARDS-PERIODS 7 G 8 How l: Gilbert Vanderaa, Warren Br-hm, lim Gross, lames Stephanis, Larry Kel- logg, Dave Olte, Fred Turner, Ken Groerre- veld, Iudson Peter. Row 2: Gerald Krueger, Mrckey Mangum, Chuck Clark, Richard Ireland, Don Ring, Ronald Hollingsworth, lack Bennett, toe Mehorzvk, Delwrn Hr-rrolcl, Charles Det- mar, lack Keth, Row 3: Richard Murawski, Gerald Grrftrth, Donald Homan, Hugh Ross, Carl Anderson, Don Trkula, Thomas Mitchell, Vyto Golbrn. Dean Love, Tom Winston, Dale Brrreaman, Richard Mantz, Harold Iones, Row 4: Walter Smith, Peter Casana, Leslie Lang, Ted DeGralt, Bob Evely, Bruce Fer- guson, Paul Logan, Bob Lively, hm Ward, Laurence Iohnson, Kenneth Bendle, Roman Mudryk, 1,1 Student Assistants GAME USHERS How l: lwolw Adler, Hrclrord Mrllcr, Brll Frank Hob ll--ll.rcl: How 2: Holrrlr Allrdr, lock Sprrclc, lor- Logs- don lxon ll:-nry, Allan Westbrook, Mr. Ted Slrrrrn Row 3: llrll C':'owley, Lf-n Wulbero, lorry llvrlrc-ld Srolrrwr Hybr-rr, Home Wmnrckes, lirclzord llock BUS GUARDS Row l: Mcsst-ll Mnrvrn, Ponulcl Goesr-l, Paul lr-ffozsls Tom Faptrsl, Hvnrv Triozen- lrr-'Q lrrn Lonolrrck, Hrclrnrcl Zreqlor, Plrrlrp Worrrer, Holm rt Annlrvws, Row 2: lrrnnxv Zrrllor, Ted Kcrmrnskr, Earl l.r1f'ros:1r- lqrrrv-S. M-zrslroll, Loo Tcxillon, Conv llonwl, llvn llcrvlf-r'vry lrrn Von Vrrren, Wrllrrxrn Clrrrsrnan, llonolol Swonson, Hrclr- nwl Wood Row 3: Hob lxClIllSll, Donald Hossow, Bob Z!-rlvrmrm llrll l'nr1rIbr-YQ, 'l'vrry Fox, Rrclr- nrul Klxr'v+'r's, lmrrrs Nodrotowskr, Homer linrrlr Norrrr Ptrnsclr llonuld Pedrqo, Col- rrn llvrrrv Row 4: Lvllcw Anulvson, Kon! Smcry, Ice Aslrvz' llnlrrlr Trrrndle, Freud Mr-ents, Robert Kr-rrm-dy, llnn Uonrml Art Kolrns, Lorrrs De Ycrrno, llrll llor-rnun CAMPUS PATROL How l: lcrrrvs Lawrs, Hay Krrclrqrski, Wal- lc1CP lxrollv lwfll Mocnndfvr How 2: llrll Mcllvnrv Lawrence Leonr, 'lnrtry Amstqvrr Gerald NVAVOM, Kenneth Fr-ndlr, AIN 'ZX 9 Purple X Committee The Thorntonite can't be found who hasn't heard of the Purple X Committee, the group that sponsors the Open Houses after the home football and basketball games. The Purple X was organized in l938 because of the need for some recreational activity after the athletic contests. At first the committee had no name. lt was later suggested that school color, purple, be used along with X, the unknown quantity, standing for the unlimite ed functions of the committee. Purple X consists of a group of students and teach- ers, each having an equal voice in the affairs of the organization. The membership committee, composed of a group of faculty members, selects outstanding boys and girls, who represent the student body, to be stu- dent members. OFFICERS Dave Ollie, president' Nancy Lussenc This year was the first year that Open Houses were hop, secretory, Barry Freeman' Vice, held in the new gymnasium, and they all proved to be chairman' Diane Brac., treasure, very successful, For each dance the chairman, Dave Olfe, appointed a student member to act as general chairman who, in turn, appointed a ticket and a coat room chairman. Twenty-five cents was charged each time for admission. Some of the proceeds collected this year were used to buy a new Thornton flag and a new American flag for T. T. H. S. PURPLE X COMMITTEE Row 1: Lail Lewis, Nancy Lussenhop, Carole McCarthy, Kitten Arveson, Barbara Giese, Kathy McVey, Meryl Gowens, loan Clary, Mary Patterson. Row 2: lean Simon, Nancy Franz, Svea Blornquist, Geraldine Thurman, Diane Bracy, Harriette Boles, Beth Vandenberg, Miss Mary Ccmegys, Miss Helene Wilson, Mr. Harold Perry, Mr. Donald O'Brien, Mr. 0, F. Umbaugh. Row 3: Barry Freeman, Ioe Logsdon, Bruce Ferguson, Dick Froebel, Ken Webster, Bill Crowley, Sanford Mer, Chuck Largent, Dave Clark, Ellen Vandenberg, Ioyce Hay. 1 6-if 4722 1 MAGAZINE DRIVE CHAIRMEN How l: Diane Bracy, general chairman, Lorraine lennings, prizes, Ioan Evans, sopho- more, Nancy Lussenhap, junior, Doris Langhout, fresh- man, Harriette Boles, senior, Row 2: Len Walberg, prizes, Bill Edwards, general chair- man, Dale Adler, sopho- more, fade Gardner, pub- licity, Bill Crowley, Junior, Dave Olfe, senior Bryon Arveson, freshman PROIECTION SQUAD Row 1: William Zuziak, Os- car Elton, Bob Evely, Ray- mond Goebel Row 2: Leo Taillon, Duane Vlfernicke. Row 3: Richard Zuziak, Charles I Moore, director, Edward Benninger, Stanley Kurz, Richard Talbot, Don Shaw, Wayne Allen, Louis Nadrotowski. How 4: Randv Gresen, Paul Slater, Frank Benscoter, Rus- sell Vernon, Paul Chisholm, Leroy Steffen. Row 5: Edward Brauer, Ed- ward Simpson, Tom Spons- ler, Cecil Burke, Iohn Mur- phy, Martin Bothwell, Magazine Drive The Magazine Drive is one of Thorntons principal money-raising projects, Sponsored by the Boys and Girls clubs, the drive is designed for the participation of every stu- dent. As a reward for selling magazine sub- scriptions, students earn valuable prizes, ranging from pens to Bulova watches. The high salesman each day, this year, Won a camera, and the high homeroom each day Projection Squad lf you should see someone walking down the hall with his arms loaded with little round cans and extension cords, and getting all tangled up in film, while dragging behind him a cart with several amplifiers on it, you will be sure that he is a member of the 73 PP if if won a box of candy. At the end of the drive, the student who had sold the most subscriptions Won on Oscar for superior :alesmanship and the teacher of the highest homeroom won a corsage. Bill Edwards and Diane Bracy were the general chairmen of the drive, with Len Wal- burg and Lorraine Iennings in charge of prizes. Projection Squad. The crowning insult is for a hallguard to ask for a pass. The crew shows more than 5,000 movies of various types to eleven different depart- ments during the year. Quill and Scroll -J QUILL AND SCROLL Row l: Madelyn Christopher, Carolyn Streightif, Shelley VVillard, l..ail Lewis, Gerrie Winnie, Frances Sell. Row 2: Sallie Hathaway, Barbara Giese, lean McGehee, Nancie lVlocCullough, lackie Gundaker, Kathleen llrgfnsorx, Avis Frieling, Barbara Work. Row 3: Helen Schisewski, Kathy McVey, Monica Nees, Chuck Clark, Balph Haworth, Norm Paasch, Gerald Lutterman, Lorraine lennings, Dorothy Peters, Darlene Miller, Diane Bracy. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an lnternational l-lonorary Soci- ety for High School lournalists, B I' b To become a member of this organization, one OW u must be at least a junior in the upper ttiird of his class in general scholastic standing and have done superior Sim Grosvenor, secretary-treasurer, Len Wal- work in some phase of journalistic or creative endeav- bmqf Vlcgpmildcmf GQOVQCUQ Hmlmgfmf or. Members are recommended by an adviser or committee governing publications and must be ap, proved by the executive secretary of the organization. Thorntonites who belong have had work published in the newspaper, the yearbook, or the magazine, Profiles. president. BOWLING CLUB Bowling Club was organized again this year, after being discontinued during the war. Besides the com- petition among themselves, the members of the club had three match games with Blooms bowling team and won all of them easily. The three top scorers tor the year were Georgette Hartman, Don Kaminski, and lohn O'l-lara. x74x Writers, Twirlers, Bowlers PIERIAN CLUB The main purpose of the Pierian Club is to publish Profiles, a magazine composed of short stories, poems, and essays written by students at T. T, H. S. The first several months were spent cboos- ina new members on the basis of Writing skill. lt was during the second semester that the club got to work selectina the material to be pub- lished. After each member had read all the manu- scripts submitted and the selections for publica- tion had been made, the committee in charae arranaed with the printer the layout of the maaaxine and completed all the pastefup Work necessary, Profiles was at last ready to be fjublzshed. 'lhe faculty board of the Pierian Club is composed cf Miss Poole, Miss l-lenderson, Miss Parenti, Miss Haqlin, and Mr. Perry. IUNIOR TVVIRLERS The junior twirling corps, under the direcf tion of Mr. Lyle llopkins, made appearances at one football aame and several basketball aames durina the year. The corps, of four members, was chosen from approximately thirty five airls who tried out. PIERIAN CLUB BOARD Row 1: Barbara VVork, vice-president, Cliarlvmz Grif fin, art chairman, Row Z:Fmm'e11 Sell, ,:ub.:criplion:: Shelley Willard, prefiacnt, llirwn Anderson, i1f,'Cl'f tary-treasurer. 44 '75 Db IUNIOR TWIRLERS Shirley Schm idt, Carf ol Van, Diane OBrien Marlene Bennot. REPORTERS Donna Young, Helen Schisewski, Barbara Giese, Norm Paasch. Ron Spiegel, Chick Clark, Chuck Rawson, Miss Washburn, Don Voss, Ralph Haworth, Dave Caldwell, Monica Nees, Madge Christopher. The Thorntonite PICTURES Avis Frieling, fe an McC1ehee, Click, click, click. It isn't a dancer clicking his heels, it's just the journalism students working away at their typewriters, get- ting copy ready for publication in Thornton's newspaper and yearbook. The weekly THORNTONITE, which students receive every Wednesday morning, is the result of reporters dashing in and out of room lUS, gathering news, collecting ads, taking pictures, checking copy, reading proofs and making the paste-up. ln addition to the regular staff, dozens of underclassmen are used as cub reporters. They help in distributing the papers and occasionally take reporting assignments, They help mold a staff of more experienced workers, The chief purpose of this weekly record is to build good school spirit and to make firm the excellent relations between the school and community. The THORNTONITE yearbook began in l9l4 and has appeared every year since then, The aim of the book is to record all of the major events that each year brings to Thornton. The finished product represents much work in planning layouts, writing, editing, typing Copy, and securing advertisements. A photographer can frequently be seen walking through the halls of Thornton, carrying his equipment to the appointed spot. Here is one more way in which the story of Thornton is recorded. 44 bb NEWSPAPER STAFF News Editor . .,.Nancie MacCullough, first semester, Lorraine lenninge, second semester Feature llditor . ....,,.....,.. ,....,. B arbara Work Sport: Editor ..,.,......,.,.......,..., Gerald Lutterrnan Makeup lfditor ,...,. . .....,,..,.... Kathy McVey Aclvertisina Manager. ,, .......,.......,. Ralph Haworth Afssistantru ,,,.........,. Darlene Miller, Dave Caldwell Biiiziritems Manager ,.,..,.............. Lorraine lenningfs Circulation Manager::.Carolyn Streightit, Kathleen Denson Photographer ..,.,................,,....... ..Don Ore Heporteirr ,... Madge Christopher, Chick Clark, Avis Friclina, Barbara Gierse, Iackie Gunclaker, Sallie Hath- away, loe Holiiiquest, lean McGehee, Norm Paasch, Chuck Hawson, Helen SchiSewSki, Flon Spiegel, Donna Youna, Charlotte Thompson, Monica Nees Faculty advi::eiu:. ,. Dorothy M. Washburn, O. F. Uinloaugh YEARBOOK STAFF Write-Up Editors ,,......,.. Lorraine lennings, Nancie Mac'Cullou.ih, Barbara Work ldentiticationi: Avis Frieling, lackie Gundaker Sport: Editor ...,,,..,...... .,..,..., G erald Lutterman Advertising Manaaer ,... ......,.. ..,.. R a lph Haworth Biininesiz Manaaer. .. .... . ., ...., Lorraine lennings Circulation Manaaers Carolyn Streightit, Kathleen Denson Staff A::::i::tant1:,,Cliick Clark, Barbara Cwiese, Sallie l-lathe away, lean McGehee, Norm Paasch, Chuck Flawson, Helen Schisewrski, Ron Spiegel, Kathy McVey, Darlene Miller, Dove Caldwell, Don Ore, Madge Christopher Faculty Advisers. . ,Dorothy M. Washburn, O. F. Uinbaugh K A CIRCULATION Carolyn Streialitit, Kathy Dengon, Darlene Miller PASTE-UP Gerry Lutterinan, Barbara Work, Kathy Mclfey, Nancie MacCullouah. PICTURE CROPPING Lorraine lfnninax, Srillir- Hathaway lackie Gizndak-'fr to V. may IUNIOR RED CROSS GIFTS Gie e Louise Neal Ruth Brandt n Frei ldercher Bill Crowley Barbara IUNIOR RED CROSS This year Thornton turned Santa Claus and began its first annual Red Cross Christmas project. The students in general, plus the Boys Club, the Girls Club, the Spanish Club, the Purple X, and the Kllj, donated money and gifts to the Red Cross. The money, approximately one hundred and ninety-three dollars, was used to buy more gifts. Two large boxes were needed for the many comic books, story books, magazines, games, and other such articles. Each home room sent a representative to wrap the packages and to make embroidered Christmas bags, later filled with the necessary items that service men would use, The gifts were sent to veterans in hospitals and to children in foreign countries. This project was part of a nationwide movement of the Red Cross in all the high schools to bring Christmas cheer to unhappy people. Sponsors of the Red Cross at Thornton are Mrs. Fox, assistant school nurse, Mr. Sturm, Miss Seebach, Mrs. Harms, and Mr. Burdine. if 78 bb CAMERA CLUB One of the many instructive clubs in Thornton is the Camera Club. lt is sponsored by Mr. Bricker and has its own dark room facilities for members to use. This year the Camera Club exhibited a group of pictures near study hall 209. These pictures were sent from Eastman Kodak Company and were used to publicize the National Photo Contest. At their meetings, club members study the methods of developing and printing pictures and view slides and movies. RHYTHM AIRES The Rhythm Aires is a dance orchestra composed mainly of Thornton seniors. The group was formed a year and a half ago with only a few members but has grown considerably in size. The boys played at Purple X dances, parties, and even political meetings. They now have a vocalist, whose picture does not appear, but he may be heard whenever the band plays. Most of the boys in the organization won prizes in the district music contests given last year at Thornton and this year at Blue lsland. Stan Siegel found it hard to keep time with his foot after he hurt his knee in gym. l-low Stan solved this problem is unknown, maybe he used his crutch. Ronnie Tinder caused a little concern when he lost his sax and had to borrow another. Otherwise, the year went off smoothly and the fellows gained in confidence and technique. Q79 vb CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS Tom Sponsler, treasurer, Russell Ver- non, president, William Aldridge vice-president. RHTHYM AIRES Row 1: Ronald folinson, Don Tinder lames Belsanti, Stan Seagle, Benny Tremaroli. Row 2: Red Gardner, ferry Van Etten, Don Ore, Courtney Mifflin, Ralph Kreis, Roger Schreiber. Chuck Rowson CBHIJ, Ann Rowley fCGITiGJ, Carol Grenier CI-Ielenb, Chuck Lorgent Ucckj. Row 1: George Stevens CHowieD, Marilyn Strange CBunnyJ. Row 2: Marge Dorrohn KMcrrgeJ, Dione Brocy fSy1vioJ. Ioey Hicks CClorc1D, Ann Arm- strong KMrs. Mille-ri, Hcirlen Brown Clhe Deonl. ii-ff: 'tv ,Yr i k t L 'S -iriifiws , Q ' ,va N low 3 ak. ..M,.w,... 44802 Mother Is A Freshman Presented by the Boys and Girls Clubs On November l7 and l8 the Boys and Girls Clubs presented Mother ls a Freshman , a hilarious comedy about one Abigail Fortitude Abbott CKaren l-lellstrornj who goes to Pointer College on a scholarship. Diffif culty arises when her daughter, Susan CMary Church- illl, learns that her mother is to be a freshman at the same school Where she is to be a sophomore, Dean Gillingham fl-larlen Brown? is positive that Abigail is entering the college for illegitimate reasons. Professor Michaels fBob Helfrich! falls in love with her and prevents her from being expelled. When Susan learns that her mother is to marry Professor Michaels, she declares that she loves Bobo fBob Kinsellal. A unanimous sigh of relief was uttered by the members of the cast as the curtain fell on the second performance. There was relief from the Weeks of study, tryouts, memorizing, rehearsals, and planning on the part of the cast and their director, Miss Collette l-lurley. The cast weren't the only ones Whose worries were over at curtain fall. There were those who worked for hours on the various committees preparing scenery, light changes, costumes, properties, make-up, and publicity. Then there were ushers, advisers, business managers, and committee chairmen. Yes, it was work, but it was fun, too, and everyone thought the play was well worth it. :Rush C4 81 nv Mary Churchill tSusanl, Bob Kinsella fBobol. S Bob Helfrich fprofessor Michaelsl, Karen Hellstrom fMotherJ. PLAY PROPERTIES Norma Warnaar, Miss Hurley, Mary Ann Czernik, Beverly Hively, Mr. Ohlert, Mr. Pernecky. Backstage Committees PROPERTIES Eileen Skirscim, Grace- Kflmykowski, Iecm Mathieu, Tei De Graff, Wayne De Graff. STAGE HANDS Norm Paczsch, Chuck Asp-35, Bob Kuy- kendexll, loo Vcm Schcuweri. WATCHING REHEARSAL Dolores Shower CSu.sc1nb, Miss Hurley, Couch, Mfllvin KU.-:puhs fVVOodyD, Ralph Alfidi flames Merrillt 1:1 Mfioodbye, My Fcmcy '. 44829 Senior Pla in Rehearsal - - Goodbye, My Fancy G83 Gert ROr1r'l1 Ckcmllxrx Hfvfldl, Murqfz Kult- w 1,:::or Clfllrzm cylflilf woldl, Pllylliu Hifxormi lG1rmy M1-rrxlll, Cor- don Plullipzz llvlull Colffl, Ncmffy Mollul LML1: Sl11I lKlE?lf7lll. l3.3:.5tEm'y M ::.:l1-:ll lCJf'11'..1llr11'1r:11mD Grficfi' Hufll-r lM11ry lil- ll llloflqf-N, lvflll lVlC1llllf?ll lpvfrlf lupff 'Nillimxual Gran- Ku mykvwrkl lCl'1ll.1,1f' K'Il'l 'l la we fa-.N fA,,,..w1,X lwIlZ.1Tll l3f11,f':1 lllf. Pllll, lylllllf' Arm-llfw llfxrlilorljf-1:mf-l,1111f-- 'fvwll flu Vv'1r1lr1f-rl, Hutlx Mwxrlmww lljfo- lf .1.:L, : lg1l wl.1l1I'!ll, PLAY COMMITTEES. BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB PLAY Row lg Ruth Marlowe, Lorraine lenningss, San- dy Sainpvon, lerry Van Ellen, Gordon Phillips, Phyllis lllgoni Row 2: Nancy Moffat, Barbara Burl, lean Mathieu, Darlene Sarnas, Bob Kuy- lzondall, Malvin Kaspulizs, Shirley Millican, lfrina Pinniclc Row 3: Charles Ames, Norm Paauch THE 54's Row lg Victor Sirnonsen, Gooran Gallat1,Mrlw Ruflolo Row 2: Bill Lyon, Lynn Mendonhall, MEDICAL ARTS CLUB Toni Davis, Donald MCGi1llin. Row 3: Tim Hnalicrs, Norman Brown. Row l: Mary Slrrrlc, vwrf-progzidrfril, Audrey fitlllllllll, fri-rr,-nrfrr Armliwillr- Thomas, secre- l.1rv Row 2: lVli.llCIll Tlll Hiiizvznaa, prvsldenl, FRENCH CLUB Row l: Avis Frifrlina, rxocrutary. How 2: Fred llUfC'l1f r, vivrr pirnfiidv Ill-YINYII1, lciciii Glory HIOVNTV lIc'Q51lll'E V nl, Conf- Hand, :sergeant- prrpsidf-nl, Bohn Driini Q4 PP A 1 Service Groups PLAY COMMITTEE The play committee chairmen of the Boys and Girls clubs were the actors behind the scenes. They painted scenery, worked lights, prompted, took care of the curtains, sold tickets, ushered, and did the many things that helped make the play a success THE 54's Freshmen lost no time in getting organized. By October they had a band composed of boys from their class. They played at the freshman assemblies and at the freshman party. MEDICAL ARTS CLUB Young aspiring nurses, doctors, and dentists ioined the Medical Arts Club. They also visited hospitals and donated to the Red Cross. An important event was the arrival of their new pins. LANGUAGE CLUBS Language Clubs were very popular. Crazy initiations, silly skits, and good refreshments were the passwords. Parties were celebrated as our foreign neighbors celebrated them. At Christmas the Spanish Club had the traditional Mexican pinata, French Club members ate the Yule Log, and had a French puppet show. Kris Kringle came with 'Der Taunen- baumu to the German Club party, and feasted on the famous German pastry. ln May the Latin Club had their annual Circus Maximus, with Roman games and food. ac 55 bb GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS Row 1: Polly Lindert, secretary, Clara Krause, president, Dorothy Fe-ddersen, music chairman. Row 2: Donald Ore, treasurer, Herbert lfvcrt, vice-president, lanet Vollriier, program chair- VTECH. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Row 1: Wesley Froehlich, programs, Merle Funk, :sergeant-at-arms, Robert Clark, treasurer. Row 2: Louise Plum, vice-president, Betty Bacon, secre' tary, Garry Bullard, president SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Row 1: Hen Walstra, refreshmentaa, Harold Warren, president, Len Wal- berg, treasurer. Row 2: Sue Crowley, vice-president, Carol Rasmus, sec- retary HI-TEENS Icmet Mc-yer, Secretary, Shirley Ships, vice-president, Betsy Voss, president, Ionstlo Goofhiicin, trecnsurer. TRITONS Ethel McHenry, president, Icmece Tippy, secretory, Audrey Schmidt, treasurer, leon Bermiiczn, vice-president. KAPPA CHI Row 1: Hurriette Botox, treasurer, Car- lerie Stegenqcr, president. Row 2: Ionvt Voltrner, sergeant-otvcrrrrxe, Ioan Evans, secretory, Bcirhclro Giesse, vice-president. Service Organizations 44 86 vb L Kappa Chi Kappa Chi, a Tri-Hi-Y club sponsored by the Y M. C. A., is open to sophomores, funiors, and seniors. Kappa Chi was busy this year with planning a float for the Homecoming parade, giving an 'Eti- quette Dinner and formally inducting new members interested in promoting lChristian ways of thinkingf Each year the club aives a sprina dance. Tritons Tritons, strictly a junior class branch of Tri-l-li-Y, makes it the clubs business to do service for others and to promote good citizen- ship. This year the club joined with the Hi-Teens to give My Blue Heaven , an all school dance, at the beginning of the school year Hi-Teens The Hi-Teens, a Tri-Hi-Y Club open only to sophomores, lives up to the standards set for all Y clubs. This year the club's major activities consisted of having a float in the Homecoming parade and co-sponsoring My Blue Heaven , Hi-Y Friendship is the purpose of the Hi-Y Club, a fellowship open to any boy in high school. Besides private parties, the Hi-Y held a teenage dance this year with the Thorntoneers playing. Hi-C The Hi-C, open to anyone in school, has been busy this year A float in tl'e Homecoming parade, a hayride, and a Christmas party are a few of the clubs activities. United Nations Club The U N. Club, which could be labeled an international relations club, is open to any student interested in discussing world problems of today. The Crusade for Freedom last fall was sponsored by the U. N Club Besides this project, the club had a square dance. Programs for the meetings vary. Outside speakers are called in, movies on other countries are shown, or panel discussions by club members are given. Q4 87 DD U. N. CLUB Row 1: Lail Lewis, vice-president, Helen Nielsen, program chairman. Row 2: ludy Bied, membership chair- man, Don l-loman, president, Dorothy Griffith, refreshment chairman, Char- ladine Walls, secretary-treasurer. HI-Y lames Boland, president, Eugene Mule der, secretary, lrwin Fahlen, treasurer. HI-C Beverly Stiegman, president, llftriry De Vries, vice-president, Carol ite Vries, secretary, Anntcnettft llft Vries, trr-use urer. l . 'sv FAAAA wvvv 'sv LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row lg Unriirvl llririks, Mory fxliirfr, leon lOllT'1i'3OTl, leon Wilke, lorry Bribcock, Carole Witliflcir, Kollilfwri llulcfvri Sliirlrwy llogzwrell, Mory Hobbin. Row 2: Donald ThOIIlCI1'3, Arlene Ursitri, Sliirley Vlfillcsl, Mciriori Borrripsy Iocqiioliri' Coririf-r, llrwrirm l,iClil, Lynn lilirliordt, lorries Kleckner, Mickey Helms, Row 3: Zolelliio Rofsrsborourgli, lo Anri Dozior Rmlplw Patil, low Cliiqzliolrra, George Mcirgsli, Billy McGuffin, Les Wolf, Betty Liiclcin, Annette Zseppi How 4: loycf Mmirotiu, liidy Howell, Dorothy Hauler, leon Mcfklrie, lliorie Grreeribfirq, Conrad Clirigtionqsori, Logslif? lluricviri llmiiol lfoqmi, Bcltfiloii Pattison, Miriorii Boyer X .F Q C7 sw? NURSES orricsr l . . I Mix, Fox, Morne Hiiizoriqq, I QQ gg Pb Service Organizations LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The library assistants, as the name implies, help the librarian. They check books in and out, return books to the shelves, trace missing books and lost fines and help with all the endless clerical work that keeps a library running smoothly. NURSE'S OFFICE After an illness every student must report to the school nurses, Miss Lieb or Mrs Fox, before he can be admitted to classes, The nurses have assistants to help them during the busiest periods. After very cold weather or an epidemic, one can see a line of students extending from within the nurses office to the end of the corridor PEDAGOGS Pedaaogs is the Thornton chapter of the Future Teachers of America The group meets every two weeks throughout the year. Panel discussions and talks by faculty members at TTHS are features of the meetings. Most popular social functions are their square dances IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The lunior Red Cross Council is something new this year. Repre- sentatives were chosen from each homeroom because the IHC is an organization that represents the whole student body, The council spon- sors proiects for the needy throughout the school year. Most of their gifts are sent to Europe and to boys overseas. PEDAGOGS Row l: Lail Lewis, president, Lora Schmidt, program chairman, Pat Kaczmarski, treas- urer. Row 2: Charles Curletti, secretary, Richard Sublette, vice-president. IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Healy, board, Ruth Brandt, board. K 89 D Row 1: Fred Bercher, board, Bill Crowley, president Ellen Vandenberg, secretary. Row 2: Mickey Helm board, Vyto Golbin, board, ferry Hetfield, board Ioann vw.. V545 4 i' T-39, M., - OFFICERS Byron Fioricnburg, treasurer, loe VanSchouwen, prenziflert, Stan Seagle, vicefpresident, Georgia Honey, secretary. 5 The Band One ot the outstanding features ot the Music department is the T. T. H. S, band, directed by Mr. Lyle Hopkins. This year the band played at all the basket- ball games and, as usual, at the football games. Between halves of the basketball games the band played many novel tunes which the people joined in singing. During the halftime intermission ot the Homecoming game, the band presented a fireworks display and showed oft its snappy formations. For the first time the band sponsored a grade and high school Band Festival, drawing players from many ot the grade schools in Thornton Township. The band accepts reguests to participate in parades such as the Oak Forest American Le- gion and the FliverdalefDolton Little League opening baseball game. The band marches in several parades each year, including the Halloween parade, the Homecoming, Armistice Day, and Memorial Day parades. The group also plays at Flag Day ceremonies, Honors Day, and Commence- ment. BAN D VARSITY TWIRLERS 'W' 1' it ' One ol taie hiahliahts ol each home tcotball and basketball game this year was the Varsity Twirlers, cr 'iiaiorettes 'their snappy formations, style, and outstanding uniforms were symbolic ol their every performance. Stand- outs such as loan Hillegonds and Carol Steere, adding their skills dur- ina nach appearance of the twirlers, made it a pleasure to watch them. The girls appeared in many im' portant activities this year, includina the Homecoming parade, Armistice Dav parade, Halloween and Memo- rial Way parades, TVVIRLERS-Row 1: Charlene lN1lhoit, Marv Haniilton, Aanf-zz Zimny, Row 2: Marcia Meyer, loan Hillfefxcndn, Mitral- Wrot- niak, Carol Sti-ere, llolorf-gf lxhchrlron Row I: ltalirh Thornton, Fred Tourteliotte, William Livtori, Tim Hualieg' lionald flri-, lor- Vt1!1SCllC7l1'.V' n, lflizmlm-tli Kalkiwi-irinei leanne lxingnler Row 2: Barbara Hamilton, Charladirxv Walls, Georgia ltvrifry, flandrri Wilton, llK'1'llt'IT 99ilf'1N'?T, lU'y'U0 Kantzrter, Virtiinia Tania, Mark Stricker, Barbara Fairbairn, l31ITlf'Ill'? Braun, llarrn-t Sndfl 1, layce Harp'-r, lraricine llrtl, Bette BF?TSllll'1.3lCl, Annette Bealar, Miriam Bc-ckfr, Bonnie Nash, Marilyn Naylor, Row 3: Stan Flvtnrlii, Gearaian Voss, Vivian Anderson, Byron Refi-rribiria, llrncf- Furry, larry Hahn, Marilyn Iacl: 'on, Hill Lyon, llonald Guillaume, Melville Wendell, Charles Anctil, Warren ltadtlczt, ltr Vain Andrrrgaon, Inna Kontw, tvlnw Rnlfola, Norman luna, Bobbetta Miller, Georae G-illati, Calvin Hickv, Maritrng Vo.-1: How 4: Hall nrt Pi ny, Toni Davin, lanet Harnish, Louise Bower, Ton: Van Donnnelen, Lesliff llc-an, lndith Scliaelcr, Lorraim- lit'-clitvl, Inn lgU:llW'lx,'iC, Philip Palmer, lfddie Herbert, Rokert lWeGrafl, lack Ioneqz, lcrry Cara, lvrry l..-Illfxlill, Charlrn: Pottnchn, Frank Arnilt, Ahanne Waterman, Row 5: Penny Trertraroli, Suzanne Contclnff, lohn Alwrahazn, William Vallow, Gordon Snyder, Nylo Bischel, Dale Mcllwaine, laiztef Grorkopl, lchn Saxlry, Owen Hietvf ld, l,awrf-rirn Hay Neil Gile, Uonald McGutlin, Paul Slater, George FOCIVY,l'iGlDVJl'lq,'lGH11 !7l,Tl2f'OtlOTv 'ilNllOI!'f'.1t3Tl, lane Ganwfrnrz V..-..,....N..s...e-a.yt.s..-R t , n - X . , ., . . , at L... , wi f Y iw How 1: Polly l,1ridort, lt-lancy Selle, Barbara Hamilton. How 2: Marcia Meyer, lacqnelyn Hartinaer Row 3: Billy T' ' ' ir Mcmntlin Rllfftillfl Hoclc, larry Brown, Benny Treinf. oli, Norman lima, Audrey loiirra Row 4: Shirley V Ill llTl2Y1f'Il, Wfiltfii Mg?-.1rlan l, Nyle Biaachel, Gordon Snyder, Toni Davin, Leznlie Dain, lirn Bcstwick Vivi in Arilvr' :nun Row 5: lwrrv Vw Ftten, Rob larnea, Ch-girlwis Stenberg, loan ryan.: Orchestra The T. T. H. S. orchestra, under the direction ol Mr. lac? ljernecky, has performed on inany occasions. They played at the dedication of the Markham School, for the Qphniist Cliilo Foruiii, lor the Band and Qrchestra Parents Association, lox high :school and junior college plays, the Christmas concertg, tlie Spring Festival, and school assemblies The Concert Orchestra had a continuous llow ol new pieces at their eighteen perlorniances, varyina lroiii the early classical period to the inodern period, The Band and Grchesstra Parents Association has purchased dress iinilornis for the entire organization 44 75 Row 1: lt-cm Stuxozt, Sdrtdro Stmer, Garry Bullard Row 2: lmofzonf- l?rdrt::1zOlf:,Stofdn Borrxlmzrdf Row 3: l titty lircll, llzrlorw Brmm, Herbert Grvxrwr Stcm Sm-1oto,By:o:1 ltodcg-rtburq,Norrx1::r'1l-Jvlwort, lt:f':tf1rt.,t lklogtzow M Row 4: C7lzf::hw' !X:.ct1l ltlltlt Slmtrbr lidrzcy Brorxrmrt Huw 5: Ixllid Artdwrpzort, Idrzf-llc CCtC?flf'.1It ltcrrgdltt U Htxlplz Tllcrrtfcxt llrtwrt A'ttlvr.'C1rt, Bob lwdclio, Rcrifxlol lohrxnom, VOCAL MUSIC 'l'ltomtori:: vocdl dr-ours provided muclt tdlerttod vrttmttttrttttcrwt tor ldotlt tllo corttmitmty cmd students tlux tvltfzfz frrtdt-rtco Tltorltpsscm diroctod tlte Fresltmdri Gttlw C100 Club Gtrls Glrfo Club, Girls: Choir, cmd lxuytlvtfs Urtttvr Ctao dlrocttort ot Mr, Wdltor Arrztlirustor were tltf- li-tyf: Glow Clrtlt, or Mdsterstmizcrs, tltc- Mtxod CllCxTtl9, .md tlzo lxfttdrtvml S-lrtdorsz, Oxttsttrrtdmtjt sirtttors from tlto cltolr cmd cltorus mode .tp tltv lioydot: cmd Mddrlddl, rosy-octtvolv Tltcv river torrrtcd cut XC1IlCkllfS school dmd coxrmxtmtty ttmcttons, All tim vocnl qroups sdmd dt the Cltristmds comcortv OFFICERS wrt ltoccmbor l7 ond l9, tlto Sprmd Fosttvdl on Moy 20, M' 1 M ppm ,1-,- fi It ,I cmd dt scltcrol dssorttbliess, The Chorus dlso scmq ot tltct fmt' '57 VK ll' btrtltddy tfftlly' tor Dr. lVlcVoy ora December l3 t--,,1d,,,1 gm, gg, f,--,- X. 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Tony Zielinski. felflllvlirs With the 31,350,000 gymnasium in use for the first full year, athletics took a step forward. At the beginning of the year, a pep rally was held for the whole school. Formerly, the traditional rallies were held on the foot- ball field or were given to each class separately in the auditorium. This year the Wildcats successfully used a new football yield. The Flying Clouds were cheered on to victories in the huge gymnasium and in March the regionals were held at Thornton. The new gym became a Thornton tradition. Fro tell Dave Banks what to do. 4- F O O T B A LL FANS: Russell Vemon. Monica Nees. George Stevens. 44 101 bb I I T Lettermen's Club Officers Cheerleaders Row 1: Ge rfmdfi- ROCICII, Mmrutici Twimru 1 Put Fodgcrxijr coptam, Ioan Siu L Gail CWYITICG Row 2: Nfmcy Frrmz, T r ZiQ11U.'?Ci, Bc-ite Drummond. Row Mmrllvrg Sfrwr., ,LIHIFIVI SffE1Q1C1f.'V,Hf l . , Y. ,, V, TQFLV... Row 1: Dorm Hcfwfi-, bclazobclll, RICQICITCQ Ireland, L?W1IIlIY'1iI'1Q, Dove Olffz, track, Clmicn Alllfon, qclf :md tfem11.', lu Rfrivlw-rt, mf-.sif'f:mt Row 2: Terry Woulffv, bcxrsketbclll, Won Hlnfx :sefire1C1ryJreC1:ex1rffr, Tirlvfa Caldwell, wrffnt mg Q 102 up '4 4 Service Groups lt required more than teams to keep Thornton's athletic and physical education program going. There were the cheerleaders who boosted spectator and team morale at the games. The Lettermens Club managed the refresh- ment concessions at the basketball games. Game ushers kept people in order at all the events. Faculty helped as ticket sellers and takers. A wrestling queen and a swimming queen publicized meets in those two sports. Intramural basketball for the boys and G. A. A. sports for the girls supplemented the regular physical education program at T. T. ll. S. The gym exhibition, a new thing at Thornton, showed the public that the big new gym was more than just a place to hold athletic contests between schools. Cheerleaders are chosen by tryouts each spring. Those elected must improve through practice and experience to remain on the squad and to advance to varsity rank. Lettermen's Club members are Winners of varsity letters in various sports. The main project of the club is to make money to finance the banquet held in May. WRESTLING QUEEN-Ianet Wagner. 441039 t TICKET BOOTH-Mr. Peterson. Barry Freeman. Iimmy Gordon. TICKET-TAKERS-Iennie Campbell. Mr. Val- bert, Mr. Stegmeir, Diane Brocy. Mr. O'Brien. Marge Kaltwasser. U Ulmk lam li-wxrl'-rl llwvl- Hw1r1k:1 Ilan Yukms, Io'- r 1 A 'u::,vIlu Hmmm Tom .Mxlwv-Y Conch Tlrmy llucidlostwm How 4: ll:-M1111 Wfmllf- Inf- Ln Polntf' Ke-rx Crm-rxf vw-l-l ll-ww flllv lmfk Krnz l.vHoy ffmug-wr Hwclxayvl ffrwxvil Sfwlwy lvlmufa lklllqli M-'xcfxrl Hob Wflnlli f'x:, M-wl: Wnltw Cvxk' IM., flw Ulf: Hal Oppenhuis. Norman Corsi. and Anthony Avellano make a brilliant tackle in the Blue Island gcxme, which the Kittens won, 8-6. VARSITY AND IUNIOH VARSITY SQUADS Row l: llvrik l.vv1rx:, K'-Ilia Pwurxff M-1v1:1C1' F'-lrmvijf-it ilnrry Wwymm, Ilmr ll'--1.11-mmm lrlxck Mxgifiwskl HCV, lfvm-rl, Umm lxwrwwfsmrxfl Mm-jwlffw K-JITIUOII, lfw Mm flwllw llrm Alrlvwll Ifirk Hz-rwrmllw flfm llovve' How 2: lrvlwr1Sw1wrw,' Wx1xrwGlf1t.I1f-I Allen Vrnckfsorx Alien Hmlilvy Wl1',Ix1 lfllulvlql- HGV Kwclmvzskr, lmlm l.lo','d, I llrmlv 'lllmrlpln Wnltf-r MvA:Io', lack Mason llvffrmt Nucl:-vlvmn, lm: Wmqm Hlclm'-l lzf-land, llvrmxs Sa' umm Roy 3: v'Tnf1cE1 Vrurml-c Bqvmxfln, Conch Frank llrrursulwmf-' l'11.111mz'1lwl ffwmitz Hlclmvrl Lmcoln, livin xy Nu-mar, Vnmk Stu:-'Ik llrm lim Hoy Iolmrlawrx, Ilm lulm lla' Yemnq, Lrlrry lllxljornils Lllzry lrulmzlon Flfln 11 1 E a -Bs :GS -'rr KY? Football WILDC ATS The Wildcats of Thornton enjoyed a highe ly successful season by winning seven of their nine games and by sharing the league title with Blue lsland and Bloom. Strengthened by twelve returning letter- men, Allen Lfrickson, Walter Gray, Ken Groeneveld, Don Howe, Richard Ireland, foe La Pointe, Richard Lincoln, Stan Morris, Dave Olfe, fim Reichert, Don Ring, and Bob Wentz, the Wildcats displayed outstanding teamwork and power. Thornton rolled over their first six oppon- ents before losing a tough battle to Leyden They subsequently regained their stride to upset the highly regarded Sterling eleven, but lost to their traditional rival, Bloom, in a hard fought battle on a snow-covered grid- iron, to climax a victorious season. SEASON RESULTS Thornton l3 Morgan Park . . l2 Thornton . . . l2 foliet ...t.. . , . . O Thornton . l6 Blue lsland . . . . U Thornton 3-4 Danville . . . . U Thornton. 28 Argo ..... . . l3 Thornton. , 32 Cal City .... . . O Thornton O Leyden . . , l3 Thornton ,... 34 Sterling . . . . . 13 Thornton . . U Bloom . . . . l3 Thornton . H59 Opponents . . . 64 FOOTBALL COACHES Tiny Huddlestun. Frank Froschauer, Frank Bauman. Coaches Tiny Huddlestun and Frank Froschauer awarded letters to thirty football players at the end of the season. Those who received their first varsity letters were Wayne Ethridge, Leroy Cooper, ferry Woulfe, Morris Fernandez, Francis Mech, Don Abbott, fim Clark, Larry lohnson, David Banks, Roy fohnson, Dick Murawski, fack Krug, Margarito Carreon, Bill Edwards, Everett Nicholson, Denny Simon, Fred Turn- er, Dick Macari, and Dick Evans. lim Reichert, Thorntons powerful fullt back, gained second place in the South Suburban League scoring race with 28 points on three touchdowns, seven extra-point kicks, and a field goal. lim and his team- mate, Bob Wentz, were chosen for the League All-Star team. Dave Olfe, Leroy Cooper, and Wayne Ethridge were chosen to the second team. 5, N 5't' 1 T 5' eg at ,,, at Q Q 4 fi. V ff - f ff , 131' 5' kfx ir' FROSH - SOPH FOOTBALL The Wildkittens played a brilliant season this year, winnina six games, losing one, and tieing one. The Kits tied Cal City for first place in the South Suburban League, each team having three wins, no losses, and one tie. Much of the credit tor these victories goes to speedy, hard-driving Ed McChristian, haltfback, who at the end of the season was unanimously elected captain ot the teaiii. None ot these victories could have come about had it not been tor the expert coaching of Bob Blaha and Ted Czech. Under the critical eyes ot these men, the team took shape and proved to be one of the fastest teams on the field this year, A total ot thirtyffour players and two managers received letters at sea sons end and will return next year to bid tor a place on the varsity squad. Abbott is brought down as he charges through the line. Howe dashes through the snow to evade cr Bloom tcrckler. Ring sets up cr block for Abbott as he skirts the line. Olfe races to tackle Rice of Bloom as Wentz misses. 106 X FROSH-SOPH SQUAD. Row l: Ioln Krikanz Chuck Catvelh Dun Ionfs, I-toy Ml1 lltWIi, 'I'cn',' Aw-llano I':fft ilanllf-ll, Ill lirown, f w Walt VVI11ttf-il Ifd Mcffliiistian, lack West Row 2: Stan Copeland Ilafl I.atft'or1:ffi llX'f'!r7lWltlltt'14' Gc:iir'r1A1mlrww:: lift Im'ygn, hon Varilxvck, 'loin Winston Gib Vander Aa Marty Molnar Hone: V-7fX4'll'O'if1, ll' init- Sc:.a'r1 Ililri I4'.fJ'1 ITt11Itf'I, Ilrix Kfmstlk Row 3: Vanch 'Illini f'.tech, lilick Albert, If-:ry Obey All La Point- Iiwfnne Giriovt-se, Ken Siviif lffrrg Vf1:.l ltlin Ollf- Iilll I1.::'l' ,, M.i:t1n Lynch 'loin Wallace, Robb Hobl-its I':ank K'c :i- Q 'Q'oacI. Bch Hlaha Row 4: Ifz':'.' Stfmrlt, linql-rw Umlnnd, Ifill McGill l'm'm Voisi, Harold Opp'-nliiiis Iilll Ilaines I':anlc SgaJr:fvlr1,I3vtilt+ Vriwf lim 'lavlcr I a:ik 'l'fii:if1Iv--nf ltvnn flnttori, l,i-:wt-V: Lzrin- lou Vmtf-1, Ilonald 'lltrtzin Frosh Football Another of Thorntons outstanding and powerliil teams was its freshman squad. These green kids, under coaches lack Robinson and Bart Barwis, turned into a hard lighting team. Their record this season listed tour wins, one loss, and one tie. Such outstanding players as Dave Bon Son, Alex Nieniiec, Dave Hansen Brooks Young, and Cedric Banks were reason enough lor the good record. Captain ol the teain was lohn Allison, FROSH SQUAD. Row 1: lam Allinito, lack Moore, l'on I I.ni:t lub-'f ffnna, Hom: Fomiick LV , Minn. l- lm f.l.1 twirl:-f. Simi' 'I l'u:1 l'vlf 2, I5'i:ce I774-aiani, Hobb Hobetts Row 2: lnrerrng' I'lvi17l.'T1f11i, Iohn Mcffarlin G+ VFW Gnjtiti '3--'l:. L lt-iitlzr Nm man Itrovvn Al LC-wmy, Michael Ilnllolo, Ie-:ry Iiatki- Gordon Parc: ll, Frost Punch, ltolv--rt Ilii-li-clit ll-rm 'tJl1'i.f' fi .11 Ilfwf-v lack Ma'chvtlo Row 3: Coach lack Hololnson, Dave Hanson Pave B1 nsson lim Ilia-si, Clzarluf l t- 'ifik lclzn Eirzlm-:z Wall:-I I'-ttf--1 Willz. Fankllfrad, Hriicw Robbins, Itichaid Toole Gilbert Moon- Norman laworski, Vwrn- Alltrfnri stu: Vlrtttt-I Cllr-yt Vtlillirm Vflzcl' Harwis. How 4: Hebert Swiatek, lohn Allison lcarttalril, ffrzarlf-:Q Iivichanzs, Gif'-'uv Hors Ilvvfuksr Yours: ltwli Norris ltori McGlilhn, lack lhnckei, RILICC P+arain, William Whit al-:er Pl-te' Grvcrv, I-liclzaid MC-'tie Ali,-x Ili' vii' : '.i:7 I V1.1 vw- ' Q I 80a 5. L S 'a 9- :Y .511 -uf' H95 L40 3Lff1my ' EFSES7 '32-f 3 I LEEJ 'Y J B 44 107 bb 4121 137 X Triumphant Clouds carry Coach Nisbet off the floor-Ieriy Weulffe, K-3-:1 GTOFNT19X'fxli, iyllkf' We:f.1::1'1:1 hu. Hewiw-rt Hwy Iimv-rx ri'WI ll Tum Nzzhw' Rah VVHHYZ 3111 Hlllfemzeyfvf Fresh-Soph tecxmmcrtes-H 11 f3Vf'V'I1illll.l, C wp f-1:31:51 Lv IlXf1 1.14: :New lsr' pldrx-1 Basketball All of Thor'me1a's QUiNfC'iS Qdmed new ldllrelq drmd fxdded prestige durimd Cl hifqhly SllCCP:SE'Sfll1 :wc'1fwr' Their combined eH0rts produced GN CIIIICIHINCJ tcwtdl d hityfsix vicieriefs cmd twelve Iazisfaes The new Qf1YII1I1C1SiLlI!1 'nfds ihe 11113111 fdctwr H1 The QUCCOSS Of dll tOCIiNf3. Them hue, well SQIIIDIXCCI rwv: huildmq dave TMOIIWIOIWIS cecfghefs fdfddud Cl E1lCIlC idgfi ner: necessary to MI'Odl1CC Chifllilfillillfigliy' todmw S051 serif: hidhhqhtfs were hvth the VCIYSIIY cmd :'sophO111:J1'c- Cfl.1iT1fE7tS winning the South Suburban Loddue crowhf: Vll1ll6? the freshman sawed '.'J3f'1T throlngh their eleven Qzdme schedule undefeated Coach Tom Nlf5bCI'?5 Plwrm Cloudg were ri11t1-ci UIIUIYIQ ihe TODHHCXCT1 tedmfs ihrdmldhout the IECIIFSOU and were hldhly reqdlded 111 the :idle mfs CIN fmtsidhdxzv: 100111, 'f IUS 'P Flying Clouds This year's Flying Clouds possessed un- canny shootina ability, exceptional height with plenty of reserve power, and the spirit to come from behind to win. All of these important assets, coupled with Tom Nisbet's coaching ability, produced an enviable sea- son record cf twentyftwo wins and five losses. Thorntons Flying Clouds started the l95Ufl95l campaign in high gear by rolling lim Reichen and Bob Wemz receive over their first eight opponents, before being the regional trophy from Mr. Birk- stopped by a power-laden La Grange guinb head- tet. Thornton regained their stride by wine ning their next eight consecutive contests. The Clouds then dropped one to Quincy, its new gymnasium. The Clouds staged a which captured third place in the state finals, thrilling lastfperiod rally to overcome a nine' and went on to crush Blue Island and Cal point deficit and nip foliet, 39-38. hm Beich City, Lgciqpgii iiqyided the Cigiidg iheir first ert supplied the oame-winning basket with and only league defeat, but Thornton rollea less than four seconds remaining. over Kankakee in the next game to win the league crown. This was Thorntons tenth championship and eighth undisputed title since entering the league. Last year the Flying Clouds shared the crown with Argo. Thornton edged their old rivals, the Bloom Trojans, 5261, in a nip and tuck semifinal contest. Duke Wessmans free throw in the final minute of play was the margin of vicf tory. The high flying Clouds rolled over Playing before capacity crowds in the Lockport in the regional final Bl-45, to adf new gym, Nisbet's cagers won their own vance into the Ioliet sectional. regional tourney and advanced to the foliet . Bradley l-ligh School ended Thorntons sectional. chances of reaching the Sweet Sixteen tour- Thornton, for the first time in the history ney by dealing the Clouds a 49-45 loss in a of the school, played host to the regional in hard-fought ball game. VARSITY AND IUNIOR-VARSITY SQUADS Row 1: Len Bohannon, Harry Koustik, lim Reichert, Larry Abraham, Don Howe Row 2: Gerald Lutteriiirm, manager, Walter Gray, Roy Iohnson, Ken Groeneveld, Dominic Buffalo, George Turngren, inanaac-r Row 3: Coach Tom Nisbet, Al Wessman, Bill Hillemeyer, Bob Wentz, Gerald Woulfe. tb SEASON'S SCORES Thornton. York .A... Thornton ..., Cflenbard . Thornton ..,. Moline . . . Thornton ..,. Argo ,,.., Thornton ,,,. Riverside- Brookfield Thornton .... Bloom ,... Thornton loliet .... Thornton .... Bock lsland Thornton .... La Grange Thornton ,... Blue lsland Thornton 5 . . Cal City . . Thornton .... Lockport ., Thornton ,... Kankakee . Thornton Argo . . 4 Thornton ..,. Leyden . . . Thornton .... Bloom Thornton ,,.. Canton . . . Thornton ,,,. Quincy . . . Thornton .,.. Cal City . Thornton .... Blue lsland Thornton .... Lockport .A Thornton ,... Kankakee . Thornton .... Danville .. REGIONAL PLAY ' 35 Thornton .,.. 39 loliet . . , . . . Thornton ,... 52 Bloom ,,...., 5l Thornton ..,. 61 Lockport ..... 45 SECTIONAL PLAY Thornton .... 45 Bradley ..,,.. 49 Thornton. , . l4l4 Opponents . T233 Bill Hillemeyer pushes one out to Roy Johnson. Duke Wessmcm lays the ball up for two points in the Bradley game at the sectional tournament in Ioliet. FHOSH-SOPH SQUAD. How 1: Robb Roberts, lack Keenan, Ed McChristian, Eddie Wessman, Ierry Obey, Brooks Youno, Bob l7eVr1es, Coach Bob Blaha. Row 2: Larry Stoudt, Bob Curran, Tom Wallace, lack West, lim Clark, Bob Brown, Hal Oppf-nliuis, frm Taylor, linx Koiistik. FROSH SQUAD. Row l: Howard Russell, manager, Bob Cima, Curtis Whitted, Larry Malm, VVayne Kruger lack Yavftnue, lim Scott, Butch Hansen Al Lowery. Row 2: lim Bets, Glenn Willing, Skip Allison, Alex Niemiec, Verne Allison, Tom MGllOL1X, Bruce Pvaram, Bruce Bokbins, VVorren Ekstrorn, lack Moore Row 3: Pete Loss:-W, assi coach, Bill Whittaker, Bob Neath AE Chit Pmiproe lluaene Crain, Bryan Arveson, Don McGuff1n, Fred Boettigr-r, Dick Hob'-rts, Coach Frank Bauman Sophs, Frosh, JV's Coach Bob Blaha's Wildkittens piled up an amazing record of fifteen wins and three losses during the seasons play. They topped the South Suburban League with an eleven and one record. The Kits possessed a knack of winning close ones, as evidenced by their four overtime wins in league com- petition. The Wildkittens averaged 39 points per game offensively, while holding their opponents to a 34-point average. Coach Sterling Scott piloted the funior Varsity squad to an impressive eight and four record. The lV's downed Blue Island Q lli and foliet twice, Cal City and La Grange once, and lost to Moline and Danville, while splitting with Bloom and Kankakee. The Frosh basketball team, under the leadership of Coach Frank Bauman, come pleted a tough eleven-game schedule with out suffering a defeat. Sparked by guards Verne Allison and Al Lowery, the Frosh registered double victories over Blue lsland, Bloom, Cal City, Kankakee, and loliet, and a single win over La Grange, to gain their phenomenal record. it., i Wrestlin The Varsity wrestling team seems to be improving each year, as the records will prove, This season the arapplers put six wins, tour losses, and one draw into print and also had some very tine individual showinas. Four men went downstate to vie for the Number 1 mat position in the 120, 133, 138, and 145 pound weights. Chuck Detniar and Dave Caldwell carrie back with thirds, while Mike lurek and Ev Willirier lost their lirst bouts. Willmer is only a sophomore and will have two more cracks at the title The Frosh sauad, led by Coach lack Rob- inson, had a terrific ninefwin, no-loss year. No less spectacular was the number ot points they racked up, and the tew points the opponents scored. Coach Robinson has developed a pin complex for his boys. Twen- tyftive pins by tive men show this to be true, The Frosh scored 3UU points out of a possible 400. Levi Henderson working the switch on Ireland of Morton. He later pinned him. VARSITY SCORES Thornton 23 Hirsch A Thornton 17 Calumet . Thornton. , . 34 Morgan Park Thornton . . . 15 Proviso 1 . , , Thornton 1 14 La Grange . . Thornton . . , 27 Cal City Thornton . , 32 Morton Thornton 27 Bloom . , Thornton. . . . 13 East Chicago Thornton , 9 Bloom . , Thornton 22 loliet Veverke of Morton making the takedown on Don Fed dersen. Don went on to win, 5-4. Chuck Detmar with the pinning combination on Novak of Morton. Chuck pinned him in the second round 112 P7 FROSH-SOPH SQUAD. How l: Bob LaRue, Bill Stuart, Allen Westbrook, Ron Buttaioco, Eric Mueller, Ed Nieckula, Gordon Swanson, Erwin Pribyl, Gerald Huizenga, Ronald Krabbe. Row 2: Tony Avellano, Don Leigh, Paul Flynn, Ted Thompson, Ierry De Wolf, Mike Ruttalo, Ierry He-tfield, Roger Fosdick, Ted Zolty, Dave Benson. Row 3: Dick White, Roy Mueller, Bill Young, Keith Choate, Everett Willmer, Ed Pacyga, Ron Stack, Norman Corsi, Coach Iack Robinson. VARSITY SQUAD. How 1: Don Goldsmith, Chester Seruga, Bill Hopman, Art Martin, Mike Iurek, Ray Iones, Chuck Detmar, Ted DeGrait, Frank Stoiak. Row 2: Dave Caldwell, Bob Triumph, Bill Edwards, Dick Macari, Dick Murawski, Margarita Carreon, Don Fedderson, Row 3: Coach Ted Czech, Iohn Klein, Wayne Bthridge, Bill McArtor FROSH - SOPH SCORES Thornton La Grange Thornton. . . , . 34 U. High . . . Thornton U. High . . Thornton, . , M. P. M. A. Thornton Morton . i Thornton Proviso . . , Thornton. . . . Blue Island Thornton. . . , . Blue Island Thornton loliet . 44113 55 C4 ll-4 up Season's Records VARSITY :iiThornton .... 54 tThornton A.., 43 Thornton ..., 27 Thornton .... 57 'Thornton .... 56 tTl'1ornton .,.. 56 Thornton 4... 59 Thornton .... 57 'kThornton .... 53 Thornton .... 51 Thornton .,.. 27 VVon 9, Lost 2 ffiaeague meets Argo ....,.. 21 Cal City .... 32 Highland Park 48 U. High ..... 18 Argo ..,..., 10 Cal City .... 19 Niles ....... 16 Morton ..,.. 17 Blue Island . . 13 Fenger .,... 15 Hammond .. 47 Richard Hock executing a iack-knite. FROSH tThornton ..., 55 :iThornton ..., 49 Thornton ,... 27 'kThornton .... 38 Thornton .... 28 Thornton .... 36 t Thornton ,... 48 Thornton .... 38 Won 5. Lost 3 tLeague meets SOPH Argo ....... 11 Cal City ,,.. 26 Highland Park 50 Cal City .... 37 Niles ....... 38 Morton ..... 39 Argo ....... 9 Fenger ..... 18 Howard Frank swimming the back stroke in the individual medley. t A VARSITY SQUAD. Row 1: Russ,-li Vernon, Berwyn Bender Ci:a'les l:l'f'CliCl l ferry Vdn litteii lim St-3phan::1, Cyril llr-zzfltnri liicliard Varriptu-l! Hob Clark Row 2: Coach Frank llroschauei Richard Wilkinson lficrrard lif-land liiciiard Ziiriak lack Sf Kwik Richard ilock Bill Ci-owl' v, llzvw Rzini, larni-s Zirkle, lid Stcinwicli FROSH-SOPH SQUAD. Row l: Richard Tool:-, l7ick Van HCI' 'I . d . 'is We Nz. 'ti 7 'lf 7 ' rriwivk ilv:r. ii i1nR1l win Lo lx l P will Rill lw ini, l uri na , Ronnwiiia, William McGill Helm liorinema, lim Phillip s Ricii Jzd Pio -bel f'l:a'les l'lorin Row 2: L-tririert 4llll'iYll'tt?l1 lf r :. Kiikar: Rill lttiinii liiiar- Prkzrisvri Pale Adler Don Ma't:n G f3li1 C-ultmi, Henry Gazni-v Swimming Led by Honorary Captain Richard lre- land's steady, winning performances, Coach Froscliauers rnermen completed a splendid season with nine wins and two losses, The two losses were suffered at the hands of Highland Park and l-iamrnond High, This years merinen were the first to use the new pool and took good advantage of it by taking the South Suburban title with GC points. Cal City had 52, Argo 34, Blue lsland ll, and Kankakee 2, Although the swimmers did have a won derful season, they still couldn't qualify in the preliminaries of the state swim meet when they sent their best swimmers, lack Spuck, Russell Vernon, Edmund Stanwicli and Richard ireland. Next year the team stands a good cliance with lack Spuck, who didn't lose a race in league competition this year -',h + 2' A f rm- .,. 5381 ,Q-.,,w . H ..,.' I I 1 M if ' 1 H-Q 73 ,,....w. . I I :'g I x W X 'i, A , V , ,:.3g,..g X X 5 I X 4 ,X V. xgyglrx-, Y xy f w K . .. .. V an Q-cr, ? K f xx KYXORAT i 5 Nogpyrq i . I , N. i , l X N Kiel , -'ef' rw I I f ' 5. N . H R ' ' wow! K ......f0'9 'I Q W f M M W F ........: ff VARSITY SQUAD. Row I: F. Slojak, H Wentz, I Franks, L, Bohannon, I NVarg1n, Coach Blalwa. How 2: W lTllllkldQ9, F Merck, K. Smuh, H Olson, D. Abboti, I Murphy. Row 3: P Logan, manager, I. He-1cl'1ert, I Clark, I Leff, ll. VVPsSman, A, Chamber- la1n, I West Baseball FROSH-SOPH SQUAD. Row 1: Bold Florrs, Iake Kornan, Chuck Renncr, Larry Stoudt Tony' Ave-llano, Anthony Dv Groot, Al Lowr-rv, Momca Nw-vs, xnanaafr Row 2: Sherman Cantrell, lack Prrarson, Bob Osborn, Wayne Kruger, Marvxn Robbms, Edward Malrrckn, Pan ll-lun-rl, Bob Ducctt, Arthur Mvizner Row 3: IOL- Mlllanla Walter Whmed, Charles: llmerzck, Donald LE'1Cjl:, Dick Klankowskm, Km1r1y Hruaawman, Bali: CjlYTlCJ, Paul Slater, Iolwn Plullxps. Row 4: Larry Malm, Ir-rrk' Obey Steve Bauer, Edward Hrznk Glwn 'lluckery M1kf- Rullalo, Frank Krarnlfr, liurgene Cram, Dama llutclunson Row 5: Glenn Wlllrna, Telrry Fox, Vlc Slateler, liol: Vfzndr-rwall, Bob Nnatlr, Charles Krause-, Iack Kefh, Don Pplerss, Wendnll Lmtlw -p.-ual ir, I. ,va .awww 44116 vw xzc I2 ' I 'Am ag , 4. '34 .DQ ' ia! if E, 4 ' N. 0 ' is rf 4 BH 'I 4, ,sgfw --I f 5: I .V ' V .v ,B-Q i, ,. 'v r, . X. v A , ' L yy. I F nv! 4, K , 9 1 Qfx-Q' no 35' 5, 's '- F Q S as R I I .1 f . I X I X-was VARSITY SQUAD. Row 1: H Koustlk, H. Kuykendall, D. De-nlsan, I Marchello, D Banks, ll Nremlc, I. Roberts, I Wlntw G lland, H Paarlbcrq, Coach Hoblnson Row 2:I Bennett, T Baptist R Muf-llet, R Sploael I I-lemsleef, B Canall, D Conrad, B Icrvurel, P, 'lourte-llattp, B. llausclnld, I Hemmann, Coach Bauman Row 3: I. Hanks I Kleln, M, Fprnandoz, G Faacr, G Bums ll McLauahl1n I Sunny, F McChristian, P Krrnak, K Webster, Coach DeGraI1 How 4: H Henderson, I Chrsholm, C Grrllxtn, K Graf-nwveld, T Yadron, l Turner, P, Commersv, A. May, E Brown, R DeVr1es, B Spelde, H. Burch, rnanaqe-: Row 5: H Warnaar H. l7eYoung, D lgvans D Oltw, I Krug, R Iohnsan I. Porter, F Furtl'1, ll Burn, H l'leavl1n,A Damlam, E Iolmston, D Macau Track FROSH-SOPH SQUAD. Row I: H Krabbe, F. Mueller, I DeVr1es, R Fosdxck, I D:-Youna C McCleud, Coach DvGratl How 2: Fl Bleluclu, IJ Benson I Smxth, B Stuart, R Mueller, E McChrtst1an, Coach Bauman Row 3: lf, Pacyqa, E, Brown, I, Moore, T Sutton, G Maorv, B Berg, I McCasl1n, B Furry, manager Row 4: S Tlrunberq, ll Tatqenharst, F Bunch, B Sparks, I Lonq, D. Blclclvv A Iwslce, L. DeFranlc Row 5: D Lange, D Hansen, G rloynr, A Lallolnte, D. Iones, C Nall, C DYDIIPTEO, B Pr-ararn, B lIeV'1e:,1, ll Albert av tp I J ug- as f W s Ev 44 117 bb I l Golf H if GOLF TEAM How 1: Dick Veleta, Owen Sodetz, Iohn O'Hara, Clinton Allison. Row 2: Iohn Ber, Hugh Wolff, Stanley Czyl. Row 3: Coach Tom Dare, Dave Parkinson, Iohn Allison, lack Drucker, Richard Frachey, Absent: Barry Freeman, Stanley Rzab, Eugene Rzab Tennis TENNIS TEAM Row 1: Fred Fudow, lohn Ewing, Gene Hand, Ierry La Reau, Byron Rodenburg, Don Krabbe. Row 2: Coach Charles Moore, Alan Reid, Paul Velten, Norman Swenson, Thomas I-lungate, Dale Mcllwaine. Row 3: Ronald Buttatoco, Bruce Mer, Eddie Herbert, Dennis Hill, Paul Rentner, Tom Stubbs, Mack Braun. Row 4: Iirn Henry, Garry Bullard, lohn Bartlit, Bill Hillemeyer, Billy McGuffin, lohn Schutz, David Chittenden, Roger Van Dam. t Q 5 2 '- 1 . A... 1 wir 3 . , tt s Q 1, J Q,-J' KJ ,MTNA 44 IIS sr . 4 L -Vin. f ' fl . ...,., V. ' ' 'FSB u , M We -fi -.i ,ik i I , i p 9 is y in. SENIORS IUNIORS 1 Row l: William Sandvos, Roy Smith, Ken Smith. Row 1: Bernard Webster, Robert Buckner, Paul Row 2: Dick Goodwin, Larry Abraham. Commerse. Row 2: foe Chisholm, Larry Williams. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Row l: loe Milianta, Paul Slater, Richard Miller. Row 1: lohn Iansma, lames Baldwin, Norman Row 2: Bob Sparks, Charles Spincller. laworski. Row 2: lerry l-lug, David Hutchinson. Intramural Basketball Something new was inaugurated this year when Mr. Mendenhall started an intramural basketball program. This program was designed to train better players and to satisfy those boys who do not have sufficient talent to play on the school teams. Every homeroom represented its class in the games. The teams were split into three different sections and played off until they found the winner of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The whole set of games was won by the junior team, representing homerooms l42 and ll3. They beat the senior team, representing homerooms l2U and 325, by a score of 57-43. C4119 DD Mr. Baumuxfs class 41' practices push-ups. G m Exhibition When Mr, Mendenhall sent out a call for clowns and gymnastic experts to highlight the Gym Exhibition, scheduled for April 27, the response was good. Physical education classes, both boys and girls, planned and practiced exercises and games which would demonstrate to the public what the department was accomplishing. Each physical education instructor was responsible for one act on the program. Between four and five hundred siudenfs in the gym classes participated. Ray Goebel became expert on the trampoline. 44 120 2 Boys Physical Education The completion of the new gymnasium enabled the athletic directors to expand the physical education program to suit their needs. livery student was required to take five days of physical ed, instead of the previous two. This gave the instructor an opportunity to become better acquainted with each of his students. lt also gave each student a chance to adapt himself to his director and to the particular sport in which he was engaged. The boys were segregated into age groups, seniors among seniors, freshmen among freshmen. Each class studied one particular type of athletics for nine weeks, after which he was transferred to a different sport with a different instructor. The four courses offered during the year were touch foot- ball and indoor games, basketball, tumbling and wrestling, and swimming. Mr. Huddlesturfs class acquire wrestling skills. Mr. Nisbet's group try dribble relays. C4 79 as -x 44 7? Miss Gallegos demonstrates to her class how to breathe while swimming the crawl stroke. Archery was one of the favorite outdoor sports. Left to right: Ioan Ries, Ruth Burnett, Betty Corson. W an Girls Physical Education The Girls Physical Education department was helped in its activitics by the addition of three new teachers, Miss Marian Hirst, Miss Flora Gallegos, and Miss Lorraine Frezza, A new system was used by which each girl was assigned to a gym class every day. Sport and rhythm classes were held in the new gym, swimming in the girls pool, and freshman and senior classes in the girls gym and in the tieldhouse, The freshman girls participated in swimming, re' lays, and exercises. On two days of the week they took part in discussing health subjects and problems, Senior airls participated in badminton, ping pong, archery, square dancing, and swimming. They learned Eiow to give a successful party and discussed many problems that the girls had in mind. Gym leaders were chosen to take attendance, referee games, help the giils attain skills, and assist the teachers in general. 1. 44 123 as Square dancing in a co-ed gym class. GYM LEADERS Row 1: lit .1 r. '.fwl', Ar: ii' Ava .iivixi tv-:'i iziaw' lliriiiii Il ttf Cir l rttiw ri M rw tif l'1i.i.it Row 2: lfiiz. fTi.i,'-tti- K in Cliiiivittf is .-- llzrwvt-lit: M : . firiyi O ll' iz. f1i::iri-J Row 3: tr't in: Work lr fttii l'fi l 1 '. z K-tit: l'g.'1yim-:. ltwlvisclzt-l: Ci i '.,iirii V:-:':: lf' Vu: Row 4: lirri--t Vrrlhzii' irriiiv Vruiii lf--f ttf: l r'I't'.1 ' iirinii- ' iwii::liiiw l4i1'l-mf: Huck liiiifvm- ltr-i-lit:-l xg. .1 f-W-4' Y V ah- 'iv 5 Girls Ath etic Association G.A.A. BANQUET New members serve the old. The Girls Athletic Association tends to make fair play- ers, leaders, and good sportswomen. The G. A. A.'s l95l season featured five sports. Officers elected were Carole Harrison, president, Kay Guilotte, vicefpresident, Darlene Miller, treasurer, and lean Kruger, secretary. The year started off with baseball, headed by Angie Acguaviva and Lorraine Bechtel, and ping pong with Arlene Bing and Lorraine De Haan as heads. Baseball and ping pong were followed up by badmin' ton with loyce Harper and Dorothy Koblesky, heads, and swimming, with Dolores Shower and Kay Guilotte as leaders. Then came the G. A. A. Pair, Karnival Kapers, witli Linda Wipior as its general chairman. After that came volleyball headed by Darlene Miller and Sarah Stewart. The girls out for the sport were put on teams, sixteen in all, which participated in a tournament The varsity games followed with the juniors, captained bv Clctra Krause, beating the sophomores by a score of 33-353 in the final game, The basketball banguet, Gay Nineties Hoopsters, was the main event of the basketball season, Angie Acguavivo was the general chairman. The regular basketball season had as its heads Carole Harrison and Phyllis Ehlert. Track and lifesaving ended the school year. Track was headed by Caryl Kennedy and Betty Lallak, lifesaving by lean Kruger and loan Guilotte. Q? IZZ4 PP G.A.A.BO1-XRD How 1: !xr1.:1f Acqx1ov1v41, S1113 Stewvurt 1NL'I'D111Y Ko1f1w.:1:y How 2 1mm K111111-r Cxuroln- Hr1rr1fao11 Km G1111O110, 1X,11'1o11v- M111f1r, Lindm Wu 1111, Row 3: Ikwlorez: Showm, Cmvl Ke-11111-dy, !l111r1v'y' Huy, Mary Gotta 1111111 G1111cftfy Arlmw Rim? 47. ,. G.A.A. BANQUET G.A.A. BASKETBALL CHAMPS-SOPHOMORES 'i 111 Y 111 11 II 111111111111 11 IQ IW 11 I1 Y 'V' ' 1 1111r v 1' U1 W g,- 1, 31,7 11-1 ,1 41.51. CANQ1 K1-txrzwwy A1101 Z1fwL11f-: H111 'y SUNQ L:fCTQ1.1:1 1fC:':',1Qyu- ,Q ,-ry, frinfgp' 1 1 1225 5' gf . W' YL ffl, 1 . a Y' x sv veil Q 'Mx XM. jpkmpf 1' gf? Rx und' I '14 f ar www' THE LAUNDRY-Mrs. Louise Ruble, Mrs. Mar- tha Bell. A people The human element of Thornton, the people who make our school the fine institution it is, carried on as they and their predecessors have done for fifty-two years. The administration supervised the daily activities. The faculty taught us more than book-larninn' and by June we felt better prepared to face the world. Working efficiently, the staffs kept things moving smoothly and swiftly, but for the seniors, the year went all too hastily. Much was accomplished, however, and dreams became realities, thanks to the people of Thornton. KIP Valentine Dance ff ...,. CAPS AND GOWNS Icxck Kebemcx. Ron Spiegel, Kit- ten Arveson. Arlene Paarlberg. l K 127 PP Administration MR. T. R. BIRKHEAD Superintendent of TTHS MR. I. B. STEPHENS Assistant Superintendent Mr. Theodore R hirkhead came to Thornton as superintendent in the tall ct 1950. Prior to this he was a science teacher and class principal at TTHS from 1937 to 1942, During his absence trorn Thornton, he was superintendent ot the Antioch Township High School in Antioch, lllinois, Mr. Birlchead completed his: bachelors degree in 1930 at lllinais State Normal and hiss rriastere degree at the State University at Iowa in 1938. Mr loseph B Stephens, assistant superintendent, has been a member at Tharnton's taculty since 1924, when he came as a physics instructor, During this time he has been a class: principal and business manager at TTHS. Mr. Stephens received both his bachelor of Science and master ot arts degrees from the University of Chicago. '4 129 PP Board of Education Formulating financial and educational policies for T. T. H. S. has kept the Board of Education busy not only at its monthly meet- ings but in between times, too. Sponsoring a dinner for the faculty mem- bers of T. T. H. S. and T. f. C. was an important good-will accomplishment of the Board this year. Their honor guest was Dr. Maddox, who is completing his twenty-fifth year at Thornton. Other faculty members who have served more than twenty-five years were special guests. Mr. George Gibson and Mr. Walter Haines retired this spring from the Board after many years of faithful service, Mr. business man, formerly the president of the Chicago Steel Car Company. Mr. A. H. McDougall, a salesman engin- eer, has been a member of the Board for thirty-eight years. He is now with the firm of Manning, Maxwell, and Moore, lncorpor- ated. Mr. Walter Haines, Thornton Township tax collector, has completed twelve years of service on the Board. He is a resident of Harvey. Mr. Edwin B. Waterman has given his services to the Board for ten years. He is a farmer and banker in South Holland, where he resides. Qnunsnn--.U-Q..-.. George H. Meyer and Dr. Clarence Simon were elected to fill their places. MT- Willmm B- KONG, GU CYUOFTIGYI hols served one year as a member of the Board. He is a graduate of Thornton Township High school and funior College. Mr. Gibson, president, served on the Board for thirty-nine years. He is a retired BOARD MEMBERS Mr. William B. Kane, Mr. A. H. McDougall, Mr. Erwin R. Waterman, Mr. Walter Haines, Mr. George H. Gibson. I fs.fsii.4i,ggrg ,.,fc.,,,.,l I. . Ji. .- QT. ' , 44 129 X Class Principals OVW SUPERVISOR OF INSTRUCTION I. F. ZIMMERMAN, Senior Class PUB, MA, Soziloi Smiles Plmcmllonl ollli-3? Vsqltlorwul Cormzw fn GUY PHILLIPS, Iunior Class .NB M A, He nd of M itlmeztuizlifa Depnrlmwnl IOHN E. TILTON, Sophomore Class BS, M A, Mutllerrpllllc: G. R. VALBERT. Freshman Class RS., MS, General SCIQIICEA Atlmlwtic ticket minixg-Pr DR. C. R. MADDOX l?S,M4A,Pl1l1 lIIlX6'XClOY of Cw1rr1f'11l'1::. Cmj SIIPQHYVILIOY of l:1.slr'L1:':9:1 QICBOX Dean of Girls HELENE E. WILSON AB, MA., Sponsor, Grrls Club, UN Club, Purple X, Attendance lgirlazl 44 l3l 2 Dean of Boys O. FRED UMBAUGH AB, MA., l-lead of Enqllsh Depcrrtrn Sponsor, Boys Club, Purple X FACULTY ASSOCIATION Row I: Ruth Brown secretary, Marie D Weis, president, Pau- line F. Peirce, board. Row 2: Paul S. God- win, board, Lee Dul- gar, treasurer, C. L. Beier, board, Carl S. Mendenhall, vico- president. P.T.A. OFFICERS Row 1: Virgil O. Petty, financial secretary, Mrs Martha Dietrich, treasurer, Mrs. Sylvia Stoinlco, president, I. B. l-lobbifz, secretary, Mrs Harry Warnarir, secondviceeprezaident. Facult , Pa rents FACULTY ASSOCIATION The faculty at T. T. H. S. and T. l. C, are represented in school affairs by the Faculty Association. Newsletters for the members and informative news' paper articles forthe public are two of the projects of the group. Salaries that keep pace with the cost of living index are the goal of the salary committee. Parties to further good fellowship are the business of the social committee Current leaislation, both local and national, and teacher welfare are the concerns of other committees representing the whole group. PARENT - TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Better relations between faculty and parents are the business of the ParenteTe-achers Association. Both groups are represented among the officers. The annual open house, Meet the Teachers night, gives parents an oppor- tunity to become acquainted with their childrens teachers. Informative monthly meetings are followed by a social period. A variety show, presented each fall, draws on faculty, student, and parent talent. 44 132 bf Facult Through the help of our friendly cmd sympathetic faculty, we became better citizens, both in school and out. What we learned in the classroom we put into practice after school and at home. To mention a few examples, the things we learned in our home economics classes we put into use at home. Our social studies classes were very important in that we learned the funda- mentals of our government and laws, and how to get along with and under- stand others. In our language classes we became acquainted with the customs and languages of other countries. Our teachers showed understanding in all matters whether they were large or small. They helped us with our problems both in school and out and gave much of their extra time by sponsoring the various dances and clubs. 'l'hey proved themselves to be excellent teachers, but what is more, they proved that they were our friends. Harold E. Adams. B.Ed., MA. Industrial Education -H. F. Alwin. A.B., M.S. in L.S. Library-Walter S. Armbruster, B.M., M.M., M.A. Music, Director of Choral Music. Sarah I. Barmore. M.A. Social Studies, Girls Club advisory committee-E. Barton Bnrwis. A.B., M.A. Spanish, Co-sponsor, Spanish Club, Football- Fronk L. Bauman. B.S. Ed. Physical Education, Varsity and Ir. Varsity Football, Freshman Bas- ketball, Varsity Track. Marguerite D. Begnoche, B.S., M.S. Girls Physical Education, Sponsor, GAA-Curl I.. Beier, B.Ed., M.S. Head of Physics Department-Leone H. Ben- son. A.B. English. Esther Low Beynon. BEA. Ed., Art-Robert F. Blcrhc. B.E., MA. Physical Education, Fresh-Soph Football, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Varsity Baseball -Iosoph T. Betts. B.S., M.S. Chemistry. 44133 in l Q 134 an Faculty George H. Bricker, B.E., M.A. Physics, Mathe- matics, Sponsor Camera Club, Purple X Commit- tee-Lcxwrence Britton, BS. in Mechanical En- gineering, Industrial Education, I.C. Engineering, l.C. Engineering Department Head, Sponsor Fa- culty Bowling League-Arthur C. Brookley. B.S., M,S. Head of Biology Department, Ruth Brown, B.S., MS. Business-Elizabeth Brush- field, A.. B., MA. Business-Fred I. Burdine, BS, M.S. Biology. Iohn I. Cary. B.S. Social Studies-Mary I.. Coff- land, B.Ed. Physical Education, Intramural sports, Co-head of class leaders-Mary E. Comegys, AB, MA. Social Science, Purple X Committee, KIP Committee. S. I. Copley, B.S., MA. Social Studies, Sponsor UN Club-Joy H. Covey, AB., MA. English-Vera A. Crites, M.A., English, Purple X Committee. Theodore G. Czech, BS. Physical Education, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Wrestling-Melvin D. DeGraff, B.S. Ed. Physical Education, Football, Swimming, Track-Marguerite E. Dierdorff, B.Ed., MA., Social Studies. Martha R. Dietrich. B.S., MA. Business Education -C. Thomas Dore, BS., MA. Mathematics, Var- sity golf, Tardy desk-Lee E. Dulgar, B.Ed., MA. Mathematics, I.C. Mathematics. Facult Frances M. Elwood. B.S. Home Economics-Helen H. Fesler, A.B., M.A. Englishg Sponsor Girls Club, Assistant in Dean of Girls Office-Elizabeth M. Ford, B.S. Homemaking. Marion H. Fox. RN. Health-W. C. Fowler. M.C. Industrial Arts-Adele I.. Fredrickson, A. B., M.Ed. English. Charles A. French. M.A. Social Studiesg Sponsor UN Club, KIP Committee-Lorraine M. Frezza. B.S. Physical Education, GAA-Frank E. Frosch- auer. B.S., M.A. Physical Eclucationg Football, Swimming. Flora H. Gallegos, B.S. Physical Education-Paul S. Godwin. A.B., M.S. Physics, I.C. Mathematicsg IC. Mathematics and Physics Department Head- Howard E. Gotsch, B.S., M.A. Biology. Raymond Gouweris. AB., L.L.B., M.A. Mathemat- ics-Marthalou Gray. B.S., M.S. Physical Educa- tionp Girls Physical Education Department Head -M. M. Gunkle. A.B. Chemistry. Iennifer E. Hance, AB., M.A., LLB., ID. Social Studies-Alice H. Hanschmann, B.S. Ed., M.A. Mathematics-Henry R. Harms. M.A. Chemistry. Y. 41135 D 136 X Facult Ruth A. Harms. A.B., M.A. Mathematics-Lois E. Henderson. A.B., MA, English-Ieanette M. Hills, A.B., M.A. German, Sponsor, German Club. Marian E. Hirst. B.S. Physical Education, Sponsor Hi-Teen, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs, GAA-Lyle A. Hopkins. B.M., M.M.Ed. Instrumental Music-T. B. Huddle- stun, B.S. Ed. Physical Education, Athletic De- partment Head, Sponsor, Lettermen's Club, Foot- ball, Basketball. Colette Marie Hurley, A.B., M.A. English, Boys and Girls Club Play, Senior Class Play-Ruth I. Iones. A.B., M.A. Business-Arnold F. Koester. M.A. IC Psychology, German, Sponsor, German Club. Norman C. Lahti. A.B., M.A. Social Science, Sec- ond Band-George D. Lercher, M.A. Science, Sponsor, Future Teachers of America-Dorothy Lieb. B.S. RN. School Nurse, Head of Health Department, Sponsor, Medical Arts Club. Paul W. Liehr. M.S. Industrial Education-R. F. Lilley. Vocational-Dorcas Martin. A.B. Art. Carl S. Mendenhall. A.B. M.S. Physical Educa- tion, Director of Physical Education-Barbara L. Meurisse. A.B. General Science, Sponsor, Cheer- leaders-Charlotte Michaelsen, Ph.B., B.S. Library. Faculty Margaret Miles, B.S, MS. Home Economics- W. Milone. B.Ed., M.A. Social Studies-Identa L. Moler. B.Ed., M.A. Latin, Sponsor, Latin Club. Charles I. Moore, B.Ed., M.A. General Science, Audio-Visual Education Department Head, Ten! nis-Genevieve E. Musson. A.B., M.A. French, Sponsor, French Club-Albert C. Nattsas. A.B., M.A., English, Debate. Eleanor E. Nelson. BS. Ed., M.A. English-Torn Nisbet, B.S. Ed. Physical Education, Varsity Basketball, I. V. Football, Soph Baseball-Lydia E. Noble. Study Hall. Celeste Noel. B.S., M.A. Social Science-Donald B. O'Brien. A.B., M.A. BioloQYi Purple X Commit- tee, Men's Athletic Commission, Faculty Associ- ation Public Relations Chairman-Elmer C. Ohl- ert, Ph.B. English, Dramatics. E. Louise Pundolfi, Ph.B, Visiting Social Counsel- or-Thelma Parenti. B.S. Ed., M.S. English, Pierian Club Faculty Board-lack M. Pemecky, B. Mus., M.Mus., Music, English. Pauline F. Peirce, A.B., M.A. English-Harold I. Perry. M.A. English-I. Alden Peterson, A.B., M.S. Manager Book Store, Purchasing Agent. 44 Pb 41385 x Facult Virgil O. Petty. B.Ed., M S. Social Studies-Mob guerite Poole. A.B., MA. English-Orpha A. Rag- lin. A.B. Ed., MA. English, Sponsor, Pierian Club. Wilma V. Reed. B.S., MS. I-Iornemaking, Home- making Department Head-Fred W. Ring. B.S., M.S. Chemistry, Chemistry Department Head- Ioseph E. Ripperger. B.S. Chemistry, General Science. Harmon D. Roberts. M.S. Industrial Education, Industrial Education Department I-lead-lack K. Robinson. B.S. Phy. Ed. Physical Education, Frosh Football, Frosh, Soph Wrestling-Ralph R. Rowe. B.E., M.S. Industrial Education. Ruth Lenoir Russell. AB., MA. English-Alice E. Savage. AB., M.A. Biology-Leonard L. Schilb. B.S., A.B., M.A. General Science, General Science Department I-lead. Sterling C. Scott. AB. Social Studies, Basketball -Viola Seebach. AB., M.A. Mathematics, Spon- sor, Iunior Red Cross, KIP-Mae M. Sexauer, A.B. English. Shirley M. Shapiro. A.B., MA. Spanish, Sponsor, Spanish Club-Edith M. Sowers, B.S. Business- Clarence Stegmeir. M.A. Social Studies, Social Studies Department Head. Faculty Margaret M. Stone. BS., M.A. Physical Educa' tion, GAA-Erwin I. Stuart. BE., M.E. Industrial Arts-T. E. Sturm, BS. Industrial Education. Ann A. Sundstrom. MA., Businesse-Robert C. Sutor, BE. Industrial Educatione-Dorothea H. Thiel, M.A., B. ol A.E. Art, Art Department I-Iead. Marion L. Thomas. B.S. Ed, M.S. Ed. General Science, Sponsor, I-Ii'C Club-Mary P. Thomp- son. B.P.S.M., M.S. Music, Girls Choral Organiza- tions-H. A. Tuttle, BS. Business Daniel P. VanEtten, Industrial Education-Marie H. Wallace. MS., Business, Business Department Head-Dorothy M. Washbum. A.B., M.A. Englishg Sponsor, Newspaper, Yearbook. Florence E. Waterman, BS. Director, Cafeteria- Marie D. Weis, Pl'i.B., MA., ID. Social Studies- A. A. Winterbauer, Industrial Arts, Auto Me- chanics. Velma Wray, AB, Business-Florence Wunder- lich. Ph.B., MA. Languages, Language Depart- ment Head-Henry A. Zevenhouse, BS., Indus- trial Arts. Iames E. Asletine. BAE. Art. 44139 2 -5 OFFICE 103 Mrs Harriet Moody, Mrs Coro- iyn Lurrfence, Mira.: Edith Kor- oiewioii Mr.: I-inet DQ Groo! OFFICE 104 Miss Marion Finciiuin, Mr: leon Olson, Mrs Marion Alf- rey, Miss Doro Horthun Not pictured Mis.: Mory Alice longs CAFETERIA STAFF Row l: Mrs. Gerene Moore, Mrs. Lucy Carey, Mrs. Mabel Mottley, Mrs. Ar- minta Flosebourgh, Mrs. Edna Young, Mrs. Mary Mackel. Row 2: Mrs. Hattie Kempf, Mrs, Martha Thomp- son, Mrs. Ruth Ahrens, Mrs. Hazel Vroegindewey, Mrs. Marge Boud' reau, Mrs. Elena Geiman, Mrs. Luella Livers, Mrs. E. Della-Rose, Mrs. Iessie Lyon. MAINTENANCE STAFF Row 1: B. Virgils, George McChris' tee, Bert Musch, Herman Wagner, Iessie Hodge. Row 2: Arthur Kamp- henkel, Archie B. Turnbull, Harry Brasel, I. O'Hyrn, Iames Sweet, W. E. Reynolds. Row 3: l. R. Prather, Wil- liam E. Hart, Fred Corlew, Ralph Green, E. Malm. MR. V. L. PARISH Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds ur' ,R K MAINTENANCE AND CAFETERIA The Maintenance Staff is made up of all the men and women who keep Thornton clean and in good repair. They are under the supervision of Mr. Parish, building superintendent. They set up the microphone, the chairs, and anything else that might be needed for school assemblies. They come in a hurry when a light burns out or a fuse blows. They keep an endless supply of paper towels for the Wash rooms. The Cafeteria Staff, under the direction of Miss Waterman, assisted by Mrs. Lyon, feed the hun- gry mouths of Thorntonites. Before a holiday vacation, such as Thanksgiving, a special meal is served. The staff prepare all the food for the Mother-Daughter banquet, the Father-Son Stag, and numerous other banquets and parties during the year. sllilbb Nw 'S 4... S Senior Class Senate Row 1: Pat Kano, loan Campbell, Marge llarrohn lhane Meis Row 2: Richard Wllkxrrscn, Slanlev Bar, Robert Kuylcendall, Phyllrs Riqoni Row 3: Dave Caldwell K-an Porlclngs, Waller Gray, Ralph Allldi Row 4: lrwln Faihlen, Bob Abela, Karr' llotllf,-ld, Wayne Massey W Senior Class Officers M: l r' Zlllllllffflllfllfl, f'la.s: rzrinclpalg Rene Wermcke, prazljr,-r'xl, Bob Wonlz, lst vice pw-.:1llor'1l, Clinton Allison, Znd vice?-pressifient, Allan Brafllay, a,1.41.stanl Troasllrfifr llrurall Warren, lroazzurorg lfeanelle Alfidi, i19CI'f?lOTYj Marfre lCalTwa.:1:fQr, l1,::f:i.sra1'1' 'er' lrxr, F 'K , My 'SR L ,, 'un -if V' F ff. . f-...nf C4 142 77 ' f or M-1: Graduation Marshals ow 1 Tw 0 k 111 C1 v arv IICL 01113, LDTTGITIF' Ie1'1f11r1q.1, YiQ:'110t!-- Holes, Pl1yll1:: R1'1Q111 Row 2: 11J1r 1 w srr 10 IV Ffxibfxf, Krazy Kile W1Il1'1::. 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' f N 1, 52? iw .A A W, .W 1 'am sig N ..,, 5 gm v ' , , 'mu Nr 7 HM .wiv 'S4 ' -in ,S 1-5 3' ' N h. 1 , , ' X,'. H . ,. . 4 ' Q, ,1 i , f Q-is --' 5 - W fig - L 1 3 M , .A,. A N I , 4 ' ' M . . , NM- 'N'-K Fa, ,- W -W. fa.. 1' Q93 J W if Robert Abels, Ioseph Abbott, Larry Abraham, Angeline Acquaviva, Ber- nice Adams, Laura Ad- ams, Cecelia Aguilar. Mary Albrecht, Ieanette Alfidi, Ralph Alfidi, Donna Allen, Clinton Allison, Charles Ames, Eugene Anderson. Robert Andrews, Phillip Anello, Donald Arterburn, Don Arthur, Catherine Ar- veson, Ted Arvia, Evelyn Boggs. Harold Bailey, Berdine Baker, Doris Baldridge, Grace Balke, Daniel Banks, Tom Baptist, Mar- garet Barber. Ioan Barnes, Robert Bar- ringer, Loretta Bastian, William Bayer, Lorraine Bechtel, Gladys Beck, Bev- erly Becker, Warren Behm, Iames Belsanti, Stanley Ber, Fredrick Bercher, Robert Berles, Ruthann Berry, Rol- land Bethards. Seniors ROBERT ABELS, Harvey, General, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Senate 4-IOSEPH ABBOTT. Harvey, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, Hall Guard 4-LARRY ABRAHAM. Harvey, General-ANGIE AC- QUAVIVA, Harvey, Business, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, Volleyball 3, Baseball 4, Basketball banquet 4, Gym Leader 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 3, T pins 2-BERNICE ADAMS. Harvey. Academic, Wendell Phillips High, Chicago, Spanish Club 4, GAA 4, Girls Club 4-LAURA ADAMS, Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-C 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Choir 2, Chorus 3, 4, Standup l, KIP 4, Homecoming 4, Play usher 3-CECILIA AGUILAR, Phoenix, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, GAA 1. MARY ALBRECHT. Markham, Business, Girls Club l, 3, 4, Division chair- man l, Girls Choir 1, 2, 3-IEANETTE ALFIDI, Midlothian, Academic: Class sec'y 4, Homecoming court 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Board 4, Maid of Honor 3, Spanish Club 2, 4, Court 2, Ir.-Sr. party 4-RALPH ALFIDI, Midlothian, Academic, Ioliet Catholic High l, KIP board 4, Forum 3, Bonfire 4, Homecoming court 4, Class senate 4, Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Boys Club 2, 3, 4, Usher 4-DONNA ALLEN, Dolton, Business, Glee Club l, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls Club l, 2, 3-CLINTON ALLISON. Homewood, Academic, Golf 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 4, Class officer 4, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, Latin Club Z-CHARLES AMES. Ivanhoe, Academic-EUGENE ANDERSON, Tinley Park, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bus Guard 1, Z, 3, Hall Guard 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Camera Club Z, 3. ROBERT ANDREWS. Midlothian, General, Football l, Track 2, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Bus Guard 4, UN Club 3, Bowling Club 4-PHILLIP ANELLO, Harvey, General, Boys Club l, Z, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4-DONALD ARTERBURN, Harvey, Academic, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, UN Club 3, 4-DON ARTHUR. Harvey, Academic, Library asst. l, Z, 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4-CATHERINE ARVESON. Flossmoor, Academic, Girls Club council 2, Speaker 4, May Queen court 3, National Honor Society 4, KIP forum 2, 2nd vice-pres. 3, Board 4, Homecoming parade 4, Court 4, Purple X 3, 4,-TED ARVIA. Dolton, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, Hall Guard 2, 4-EVELYN BAGGS. Hazel Crest, Academic, Hirsch, High School lst sem, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins Z, 3, Latin Club 2, French Club 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Basketball banquet 3: Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 4. HAROLD BAILEY, Harvey, General, Boys Club 4, Hall Guard 4, Spanish Club l, 2-BERDINE BAKER. Markham, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Z, Ir.-Sr. party 4-DORIS BALDRIDGE, Harvey, Business-GRACE BALKE, Harvey, General, Girls Club awards 1, 2, 3, Council l, Dance 3, Division chairman 4, Tea 4, Senate 1, KIP Homecoming 3, GAA 3, 4, Pageant 3, Swimming 4-DANIEL BANKS, Phoenix, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, UN Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Library asst. 4-- TOM BAPTIST, Tinley Park Technical, Purple X 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Guard 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, 2, Football 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Senate 3, Projection Squad 2-MARGARET BARBER. Flossmoor, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4, Graduation usher 3, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Council 2, KIP Buses 4, French Club 3, 4, Programs 4, Float 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pageant 3. JOAN BARNES, Oak Forest, Business, St. Augustine l, Girls Club 2, 3- ROBERT BARRINGER. Harvey, Technical, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Chess and Checkers Club 2, 3, Swing Club 2-LORE'I'1'A BASTIAN. Midlothian, Academic, St. Augustine l, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Z- WILLIAM BAYER. Riverdale-LORRAINE BECHTEL. East Hazelcrest, Aca- demic, Girls Club l, Z, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Numeral 2, Small T 3, Sport head 4, Fair 4, Gym Leader 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, MAC 2, 3, 4-GLADYS BECK, Harvey-BEVERLY BECKER. Midlothian, Business, Girls Club 2, 3, 4. WARREN BEHM, Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4- IAMES BEISANTI. Forest Ridge, General, Band l, 2, 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3- STANLEY BER, Harvey, Trade, Senate 4-FREDRICK BERCHER. Flossmoor, Academic, KIP forum 2, 4, Senate 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard Z, 3, 4, Lt. Comdr. 4, Spanish Club 1, Z, Wrestling 3, Game usher 3, French Club treas. 3, Vice-pres. 4-ROBERT BERLES, Markham, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Bus Guard 3-RUTHANN BERRY, Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4 -HOLLAND BETHARDS, Ivanhoe, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senate l, 2, Debate 2, 3, Graduation usher 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, Z, Spanish Club 3, Council 3, KIP 4, History award 4. H' mb ,naw 'Q if xi' 'ig Henry Bettenhausen, Ianet Bieber, Lorraine Bie- lecki, Daniel Bird, Ronald Black, Virlene Bochmann, Leonard Bohannon. Iames Boland, Harriette Boles, Lois Boothe, Ioan Borton, Shirley Boswell, Louise Bower, Elizabeth Boyd. Marian Boyer, Diane Bracy, Allen Bradley, Viv- ian Brady, Patricia Brand- riff, Richard Bremigan, Ruthe Brenner. Dolores Brown, Harlen Brown, Homer Burch, Ruthie Burnett, Barbara Burt, Graham Bute, Dave Caldwell. Iennie Campbell, Ioan Campbell, Richard Camp- bell, Harold Carter, Robert Carter, Pete Casano, Dom- inic Cellini. Ioan Cheeseman, Made- lyn Christopher, Erda Claes, Charles Clark, Ioan Clary, Marilyn Clement, Dale Cole. Seniors HENRY BETTENHAUSEN, Tinley Park, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bus Guard l, 3, 4-IANET BIEBER. Midlothian, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 4- LORRAINE BIELECKI, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Library asst. 1, Camera Club 2, Swing Club l, Faculty asst. 4-DANIEL BIRD. Ivanhoe, Technical, Boys Club l, 3, 4, 'Hall Guard 4, German Club 2, Sr. life saving 3-RONALD BLACE. Harvey, Trade, KIP forum 4, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Intramural basket- ball 4-VIRLENE BOCHMANN, Tinley Park, Business, Girls Club 1, 2- LEONARD BOHANNON. Harvey, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4-IAMES BOLAND, Harvey, Academic, Football l, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Glee Club l, 2, Spanish Club 3, Hi-Y pres. 4, Class parties 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 3, 4-HARRIEITE BOLES. Chi- cago, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4, Graduation usher 3, Purple X 3, 4, Magazine Drive 4, Girls Club council 2, Awards l, 2, 3, Scholarship Day 3, Latin Club l, 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4-LOIS BOOTHE. Oak Forest, General, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4-IOAN BORTON. Chicago, Academic, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 3, Stand-up 4, T pins 1, 2, Keydets 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Homecom- ing 2-SHIRLEY BOSWELI.. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Stand- up 4, Latin Club l, Library asst. 4-LOUISE BOWER. Riverdale, General, Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Stand-up l, Homecoming 4-ELIZABETH BOYD. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, Spanish Club 3, GAA l, 2, Home Ec. Club 2, Style Show l, 2. MARION BOYER. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division ch. l, Stand-up 4, Spanish Club 3, Glee Club l, 2, Library asst. 4-DIANE BRACY, Harvey, Academic, May Queen court 3, Girls Club officer l, 2, 3, T pins l, 2, Language clubs l, 2, 3, 4, Class officer 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Purple X 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Pierian Club 2, 3, 4- ALLEN BRADLEY. Ivanhoe, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Chorus 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Operetta 3, State music contest 3, Purple X 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Council 2, Class officer 4-VIVIAN BRADY. Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T-pin l, Glee Club 2, 3, Library asst. l, 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Cub reporter 3, Style Show 1: Stand-up l, Z-PATRICIA BHANDRIFF. Tinley Park, General, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, Latin Club l, Camera Club l, UN Club 3-RICHARD BREMIGAN, Homewood, Technical, Boys Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Graduation usher 3-RUTHE BRENNER, Markham, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Stand-up 4, Xmas party 4, T pins 2, Choir l, 2, Keydets 2, Chorus 4, Operetta 3, Spanish Club council Z, Cub reporter 4-DOLORES BROWN. Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Award 3, Refreshment crew 3, Division chairman 4, Marshal 2, 4, Activity Point Com. 4, Stand-up 2, 3, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4-HARLEN BROWN. Midlothian, Academic, Boys Club l, 4, Play 3, 4, Class party 4, German Club 2, 3-HOMER BURCH. Midlothian, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Bus Guard 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, UN Club 3,,4, Spanish Club 3-RUTHIE BURNETT. East Hazel Crest, Gen- eral, Fenger 1, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3-BARBARA BURT. Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secy. of Attendance 4, T pin l, Torch pin 3, Stand-up 4: Senate 2, Graduation usher 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Spanish Club 2, 3-GRAHAM BUTE, Homewood, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, KIP forum 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Glee Club l, Chorus 4, Latin Club chairman 2, Hi-Y treas. 3-DAVE CALDWELL. Harvey, General, Class treas. l, Senate l, 3, 4, Boys Club l, Hall Guard 1, 2, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4. IENNIE CAMPBELL Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Asst. treas. 4, Council l, T pin 2, Stand-up 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, KIP alternate 4, GAA l, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, French Club 4-IOAN CAMPBELL. Tinley Park, Business, Senate 4, UN Club 3, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Activity point com. 3, Division chairman 2, Stand-up 3-RICHARD CAMP- BELL. Dolton, Academic, Oxford, Ind. 1, 2, Swimming 4, Football 3, Boys Club 3, 4, German Club 3, 4-HAROLD CARTER, Homewood, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Latin Club 2, 3-ROBERT CARTER. Dolton, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, German Club 3- PETE CASANO, Midlothian, General-DOMINIC CELLINI. Dolton, Aca- demic, Boys Club l, 4. IOAN CHEESEMAN. Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Spanish Club l, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Gym leader 3-MADELYN CHRISTOPHER. Posen, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Award 3, Activity point com. 4, Torch pin 3, 4, Refreshment crew 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Publications 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Small T 2-ERDA CLAES. Flossmoor, General, German Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Camera Club 2, Swing Club 2, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secy. of attendance 1, 4, T pins l, 2, KIP 4, Footlighters 2, Marjorettes 2, 3- CHARLES CLARK. Crete, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Glee Club l, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Operetta 3, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4-IOAN CLARY, Flossmoor, Academic, Choir l, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Purple X 4, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins I, 2, Award 3, Council Z, Division chairman 1-MARILYN CLEMENT. Flossmoor, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins 2, Council 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pageant 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Stand-up l-DALE COLE, Homewood, Technical, Boys Club l, Z, 3, 4, Camera Club l, 2, 3. l i 53: wffx., 4 S, f. mf bf Q, .ag-qv E. ,. ?ay .Q I Am,-ey-. Nw. Qu. , if V.J,n-.K 5-ff? hh Q K ANR .-f V ..v+,, . ,,.-., A.: 5.2. ,A-JPFN 41 4.11- fmw Q 'Q AP EP fait, E a Dean Conner, Fred Con- very, Betty Corson, Gene- vieve Costello, Bob Court- ney, Bob Craig, Ronald Crane. Fitzgerald Creach, Rich- ard Creach, Robert Cren- shaw, Phyllis Crowder, lack Cunniff, Thomas Cur- ran, Mary Ann Czernik. Mary Dal Santo, Robert Dalton, Marjorie Darrohn, Betty Davis, Iames De- Graff, Ted DeGraff, Wayne DeGraff. Lorraine DeHaan, Car- ole Dehnert, Pauline De- ianovich, Dave Denison, Kathleen Denson, Betty DeRidder, Marilyn Dering. Chuck De tm ar, Caryl DeVore, H e n ry DeVries, Richard DeWitt, A r I e n e DeYoung, Harris De- Young, Robert Dickson. LeRoy Diebel, Ioan Do- medion, Doris Dorsey, Wallace Dralle, Patricia Drefhall, Dorothy Dwyer, Kathleen Eaken. Seniors DEAN CONNER. Lansing, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Bus Guard 2, 3- FRED CONVERY. Harvey, General, Boys Club l, Z, Hall Guard 2, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-pres. 3-BE'I'l'Y CORSON, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pin l, Stand-up 2, 1-'aculty asst. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Glee Club l, Choir 2, Red Cross rep. 4, Camera Club 3, GAA l-GENE- VIEVE COSTELLO. Riverdale, Business, Spanish Club 1, Girls Club l, 2 -BOB COURTNEY. Harvey, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Class asst. treas. 2, Golf 3, 4-BOB CRAIG, Ivanhoe, Trade, Chicago Vocational l, Boys Club 2, 3, 4,-RONALD CRANE, Harvey, Academic, Bookstore asst. 3, 4, Debate 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cub reporter 2, 3, Class parties 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Hi-C Club 3, Hi-Y Club 4. FITZGERALD CREACH. Harvey, Technical, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, Basketball l, Track 3-RICHARD CREACH, Harvey, Trade-ROBERT CRENSHAW, Homewood, General-PHYLLIS CROWDER, Dolton, Busi- ness, Girls Club l-IACK CUNNIFF. Oak Forest, General-THOMAS CURRAN. Sunnycrest, Trade-MARY ANN CZERNIK. Markham, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Council 2, Stand-ug 2, 3, Faculty tea Z, Purple X 4, Play usher 4, Publicity 4, Spanish Club l, . MARY DAL SANTO. Lansing, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Award 3, Division chairman Z, Sec'y of attendance 2, Typist 3-ROBERT DALTON. Homewood, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-MARIORIE DARROHN. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins, l, 2, Torch pin 3, Fun Nite 3, Stand-up 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, GAA 1, 4, Glee Club 1, Faculty asst. 2-BETTY DAVIS, Hazelcrest, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4-IAMES DeGRAFF. South Holland, Technical, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2. 3, 4, Attendance cards Z, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4-TED DeGRAFF. South Holland, General, Dramatics 4, Glee Club l, 2, Boys Club l, 2, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Attendance cards 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2 -WAYNE DeGRAI- F. South Holland, Academic, Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3, Boys Club l, 2, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, Captain 3, Senate l, 2, Dramatics 4. LORRAINE DeHAAN. Dolton, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 4, T pins l, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Numerals l, Small T 2, Gym leader 4, Debate Club 2, Bowling Club 4, Spanish Club 4-CAROLE DEHNERT, Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 4, Board 3, Division chairman 2, T pins l, 2, Service award 3, Chairman 4, KIP 2, 3, Choral groups 1, 2, 3, 4-PAULINE DEIANOVICH. Thornton, General, Girls Club 1, 2, Mother-Daughter banquet l, Gym leader 2, 3, Faculty asst. 4- DAVE DENISON. Homewood, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, game usher 3, Latin Club 2, Hi-Y sec'y 3, KIP board 3, Class senate 3, Track 2, 3, 4- KATHLEEN DENSON. Harvey, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4, Publications 2, 3, 4, Circulation 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Stand-up 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, Class senate l, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, Awards l, 2-BETTY DeRIDDER, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student sec'y 4-MARILYN DERING. South Holland, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, Library asst. 2, Hi-C Club 3. CHUCK DETMAR. South Holland, Technical, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Boys Club 2, 3, 4, Bus Guard 2, Hall Guard 4, Attendance cards 3, 4-CARYI. DeVORE, Dolton, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3-HENRY DeVRIES, Blue Island, Academic, Boys Club l, 2. 4, Latin Club 4, Hi-C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4-RICHARD DeWI'l I', Midlothian, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4-ARLENE DeYOUNG. South Holland, Business, Wheaton College Academy l, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3-HARRIS DeYOUNG, South Holland, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Attendance cards 3, 4, Football l, 2, Track 3, 4, German Club 2, 3- ROBERT DICKSON. Ivanhoe, Academic, Coffeyville, Kan. 2, 3, Boys Club 45 UN Club 3. LEROY DIEBEI... Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-C Club 4- IOAN DOMEDION, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, Dad-Daughter ban- quet l, 2, Spanish Club 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Faculty asst. 3, 4-DORIS DORSEY. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, T pin l, Committees 2, Stand-up 1, 2, Glee Club l, Library asst. 3, Cub reporter 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Style Show 1, 4, GAA 2-WALLACE DRALLE. Homewood, Academic, Boys Club 1, 4, Campus Patrol 4, Latin Club 3, 4-PATRICIA DREFHALI., Riverdale, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 4, Choir 1, 2, Keydets 2, Chorus 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Faculty asst. 4-DOROTHY DWYER, Markham, Business, Harper High l, Girls Club 2-KATHLEEN EAKEN. Harvey, Business, Glee Club 1, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pin l, Iunior Twirler 2, Hi-C Club 3, Library asst, 4. Q ff ' 5 . . ' if .Aw ff A - 252- - .. M ,SQL ,, .lg 597 1 'A i 14 at HHS? , gr, J, xx. i.. 4,5 gg ww an ' eg-Q . ,J- '-x, A , ,f 'HSM w ' ' a f1,f g K 1 sw .. , sn H 6 xx , .E '-f' . mg Q ,, yzg Q i 6 is ff., 4' vm 5 gf: f K 3 Aj? 1,11 , kim-1 , 3 ,K gg? 4 is 2, ., . ,M Nw -- i :ii fs rv' ni- -wav 14 'QQ F e 'TQ an ai- .. Ieanne Effenberger, Ioan Eklund, Harold Ekstrom, Lloyd Ekstrom, Nancy El- lis, Tom Ellis, Mary Elli- son. Richard Ellison, Oscar Elton, Beverly Emerick, lames English, Robert Erff- meyer, Richard Ergo, Allen Erickson. Richard Evans, Bob Eve- ly, George Fager, lrwin Fahlen, Maurice Fernan- dez, Mary lane Ferrari, Kaliope Fetsis. Norma Fields, Pattie Fields, Norma Flaws, Ar- lette Fortin, Betty Fortin, Eugene Fouts, Howard Frank. lack Franks, Carolyn Fraser, Everett Fraser, Donald Fredrickson, Ger- ald Freeh, Barry Freeman, Robert Fremder. Avis Frieling, Robert Froelich, Ralph Frundle. Roy Fuqua, Ron Furry, Iade Gardner, Mary Gat- tis. Seniors IEANNE EFFENBERGER, North Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 4, Glee Club l, Swimming Pageant 3, Faculty asst. 4-IOAN EKLUND, Beverly l-lills, Academic, Morgan Park l, 2, 3, Costume committee, Mother ls a Freshman 4, Play usher 4-HAROLD EKSTROM, Harvey, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4-LLOYD EKSTROM, Homewood, Academic, Purple X l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2-NANCY ELLIS, Thornton, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3-TOM ELLIS, Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Golf 2, Track 1-MARY ELLISON. Ivanhoe, Academic, Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, Chorus 4, Keydets 3, Magazine Drive 4, French Club 1, 2, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Last Chance Dance 3, CCCC Campaign 4. RICHARD ELLISON. Ivanhoe, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, Class senate 1, Glee Club 1-OSCAR ELTON. Blue lsland, General, Projection squad 2, 3, Head 4, Boys Club 1, 2, Bus Guard 2, 3, 4, Chess and Checker Club 2-BEVERLY EMERICK. Thornton, Busi- ness, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 2-IAMES ENGLISH, Tinley Park, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Guard l-ROBERT ERFF- MEYER. Dolton, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4--RICHARD ERGO, Chicago, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Spanish Club l, 2-ALLEN ERICKSON. Riverdale, Academic, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Pinafore 3, Class senate 2, Latin Club 3. RICHARD EVANS, Ivanhoe, Academic, National Honor Society 3, KIP president 4, lst vice-pres. 3, Board 2, Boys Club sec'y 4, Board 2, 4, Class vice-pres. 1, Football l, Z, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Co-capt. 4-BOB EVELY. Harvey, General, Boys Club l, Z, 3, 4, Projection squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4-GEORGE FAGER. Markham, Academic, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, German Club 3, 4, Track l, 2, 4-IRWIN FAHLEN. Harvey, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class senate 4, Senior Hi-Y officer 4, Chess and Checkers Club 2, 3, Officer 2, Spanish Club 4-MAURICE FERNANDEZ. Hazel Crest, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4-MARY FERRARI. Riverdale-KALIOPE FETSIS. Harvey, Busi- ness, Girls Club l, Z, 3, 4, GAA l, Choir l, 2, 3, Chorus 4. NORMA FIELDS, Hazel Crest, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 2, Fun Night 3, Style Show l, 2, 3, French Club 3.-PATTIE FIELDS. Harvey, General, Majorette 2, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council l, Fun Nite 2, UN Club 4, Glee Club 1, Class party 2, Library asst. l, 2-NORMA FLAWS. Midlothian, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3-ARLETTE FORTIN, Hazel Crest, General, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Cub Reporter 3, Style show 1, 2, Usher 3-BETTY FORTIN. Hazel Crest, Gen- eral, Girls Club l, 4, Glee Club l, Cub Reporter 3, Style show l, 2, Usher 3 -ENGENE FOUTS, Harvey, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 3, Latin Club 2, 3, KIP forum 4-HOW- ARD FRANK, Tinley Park, Technical, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club Z, 3, 4, KIP forum 2, 3, Boys Club 2, 3, 4. IACK FRANKS. Riverdale, General, Benson, Omaha 1, Boys Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball Z, 3, 4, Football 3-CAROLYN FRASER. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Council 2, Marshal 4, Award 3, Refreshment crew 3, 4, Activity Point commission 3, Latin Club 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Numerals, Small T 3, 4-EVERETT FRASER, Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 4, Camera Club 1, Class party 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Swimming l, Library asst. 2-DONALD FREDRICKSON. Harvey, Trade, Bovs Club 1: Bowling Club 4-GERALD FREEH, Richton Park-BARRY FREEMAN. Flossmoor, Academic, Purple X 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 4, Class senate l, 3, Golf l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Pierian Club 2, 3, 4-ROBERT FREMDER. Tinley Park, Academic, Boys Club 3, 4, German Club 4, Honor roll 3. AVIS FRIELING. Riverdale, Academic, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Class senate 2, French Club officer 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 3, Division Chairman 2, Awards l, Z, Stand-Up 2, 3, Choral groups 1, 2-ROBERT FROEIJCH. Markham, Technical, German Club 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, -4, Chess and Checker Club 2, Champion 2-RALPH FRUNDLE, Blue Island, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Bus Guard 4-ROY FUQUA. Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4-RON FURRY. Midlothian, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-IADE GARDNER. Homewood, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, Z, Division chairman 3, Council 2, Iunior tea 3, Service Award 3, Magazine Drive 4, Mother ls a Freshman 4, Orchestra 2, 3-MARY GATTIS. Harvey, Aca- demic, Girls Club board 3, 4, Treasurer 4, May Queen court 3: GAA board 2, 3, 4, Graduation marshal 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec'y- treas. 4, Kappa Chi sec'y 3: Pedagogs pres. 3, Choral groups l, 2, 3, 4. ws-. .yi if . .Qi ,N L .MM J 2 ,W .QA 4 t Q 42- A ,nf . 11 A. 5- ws. . 'R ae L my 1 , , A V , L , f f 3fUiTJ'l I . U 7 - J' A kk .. 'fi f ' s 'iii' : Smiles ,QQ- K, ir? , : 'fnlz' JfggQf,gQ-ff 2ijQQQfEix ': ,f Eilifyv b mi V' ' ' XI - fiximsfzw- , 5!2,,- 1 1 'ffigg-Y' hE H QE'sfii:, .--mllillf 5 'f f K Ls: ' 'Lil N : K ' if was: - f wr' A ix. 1 W' , M N' '- S V ' Q A- ., - , ps, W fifaiy -2 V' ff' ' WMM' ' I f ,.,, iw W ' H 'I 1' W a : 'fb wi-if ' - ' ' f' ' , 5, 0 ix 4 ' QM' 2-.F .. , +4 L ,, , ffpnn.-,f,.N iw ,O I v-. X F, V .W , , ,hz 4 A g , W .H ., figawf ij? ' ' 'Z . .Q-, , m , E NX 5' : N fra. Q' . -f We Q.: . i ' if fa : Ili uw' me 5 Q wx .xy wzfgfu ,QM x , T. , iw. Q ' K ,hy JN M2 ,. . LN ey M . ,ggvsi W ,wi , ,2 Io Ann Gay, Gene Gersch, Roscoe George, Alfred Gibbs, Barbara Giese, Neil Gile, Mary Goddard. Raymond Goebel, Don- ald Goesel, Richard Goe- sel, lack Goetzinger, Vyto Golbin, Patricia Gollin, Iames Gorden. Russell Gouwens, Wal- ter Gray, Dolores Greco, Carol Grenier, Dorothy Griffith, Ethel Groeneveld, Ken Groeneveld. Marilyn Grosvenor, ferry Grzan, Donald Guillaume, Iacqueline Gundaker, Iohn Halas, Adalee Hambric, Barbara Hamilton. Carole Harms, Ioyce Harper, Carole Harrison, Iacquelyn Hartinger, Sal- lie Hathaway, Ralph Ha- worth, Iohn Healy. Ioan Hedtke, Catherine Heeschen, Lois Heinberg, Don Helmick, Iames Hen- dry, Loretta Hering, Cyril Heselton. Seniors ICANN GAY, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet l, 2, Spanish Club Z, 4, Council 2, Camera Club 1, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Choir 3, Chorus 4, Library asst. 3, Faculty asst. 4-GENE GERSCH. Homewood, Technical-ROSCOE GEORGE. Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Hall Guard 2, 3, Campus Patrol 4, Projection squad 3-ALFRED GIBBS. Forest Ridge, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4,-BARBARA GIESE, Har- vey, Academic, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Loyalty Day 4, Service Award 3, T pins l, 2, Kappa Chi vice-pres. 4, Purple X 4, MAC vice- pres. 4, IRC board 4, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4-NEIL GILE, Ivanhoe, Technical, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Club l, 3, German Club 3-MARY GOD- DARD. Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman l, Council 4, T pins 1, 2, Service Award 3, Mother-Daughter banquet l, 2, KIP forum l, Spanish Club 3, Sec'y of Attendance 2, 3, Camera Club 2. RAYMOND GOEBEL. Harvey, Academic, Boys Club 4, German Club l, Hall Guard 2, Projection squad 2, 4-DONALD GOESEL. Tinley Park, Academic, KIP forum 1, Glee Club l, 2, Xmas concert 2, Festival l, Z, Latin Club 3, German Club 4, Boys Club l, Z, 3, 4, Bus Guard 3, 4- RICHARD GOESEL. Homewood, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, UN Club 4-IACK GOETZINGER. Home- wood, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Hall Guard 3, Spanish Club 3-VYTO GOLBIN. Midlothian, General, Boys Club l, 2, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Z, Chorus 3, 4, Red Cross board 4-PATRICIA GOLI.IN, Hazel Crest, Business, Bloom l, 2, Girls Club 3, Student sec'y-IAMES GORDEN. Homewood, Academic, Bloom l, 2, KIP forum 4, Homecoming dance 4, Boys Club 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4. RUSSELL GOUWENS. South Holland, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 4-WALTER GRAY, Harvey, Academic, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Class senate 4, Lettermen's ,Club l 2, 3, 4-DOLORES GRECO. Blue Island, General, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 1-CAROL GRENIER, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Mother ls a Freshman 4, Choir l, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Pinafore 3, French Club 2, 3-DOROTHY GRIFFITH, Harvey, General, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pin l, Dance 3, Stand- Up l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, UN Club 3, 4, Float chairman 4, Mother Is a Freshman 4-ETHEL GROENEVELD, South Holland, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Stand-Up 3, 4, Welfare 2, Spanish Club Z, 3, Hi-C Club 2, GAA 1. 2, 3, 4, MAC 4-KEN GROENEVELD. Phoenix, Academic, Boys Club pres. 4, Class pres. 3, Vice-pres. l, Senate 1, 2, KIP forum l, 3, Purple X 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Z, 3, 4, Baseball l. MARILYN GROSVENOR. Ivanhoe, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, T pin l, GAA 1, 2, Gym leader 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Bowling Club sec'y-treas. 4, Faculty asst. 4-IERRY GRZAN. Homewood, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2- DONALD GUILLAUME. Harvey, Academic, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Language Arts party 3, Boys Club l, Father-Son stag l, Mother-Son banquet 3-IACQUELINE GUNDAKER, Riverdale, Academic, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, French Club 1, 2, GAA l, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Stand-Up l- IOHNNY HALAS, Harvey, Trade, Boys Club l-ADALEE HAMBRIC. Harvey, General, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 2, 3, 4, Hi-C Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Stand- Up l, 2, Division chairman 4-BARBARA HAMILTON. Harvey, Academic, Band 1, 2, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Class senate 2, Girls Club l, 2, 4, Council 2, Welfare 4, GAA 2, 4, Small T 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 4, State music contest 2. CAROLE HARMS. Faculty asst. 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4 -IOYCE HARPER, Phoenix, Academic, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Numerals l, Small T 2, Purple X 2, 3, 4, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 2, T pin l, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3-CAROLE HARRISON. Midlothian, Academic, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Board 3, 4, Refreshment crew 2, 3, 4, Torch pins 2, 3, 4, Service Award 3, Board 3, 4, Council 3, 4, Class senate 1-IACQUELYN HARTINGER. Harvey, Aca- demic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 3, Latin Club 2, German Club 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirling corps 2, Band librarian 4-SALLIE HATH- AWAY. Flossmoor, Academic, Indianapolis 1, 2, Homecoming queen 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Harvey Hoofers 3, 4, Girls Club 3, 4, T pins 3, Stand-up 4, Kappa Chi 4-RALPH HAWORTH, Homewood, Aca- demic, Boys Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Pierian Club 4, Newspaper 4, Advertising manager 4, Yearbook 4, Advertising manager 4-IOHN HEALY. Midlothian, Technical. IOAN HEDTKE. Riverdale, Academic, Graduation usher 3, German Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, GAA l-CATHERINE HEESCHEN. Homewood, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chair- man 3, Council 4, Activity Point commission 3, 4, Service award 3, Chair- man 4, Spanish Club council 3, 4, KIP forum 2, GAA 1, 2, Choir 3, 4- LOIS HEINBERG, Dolton, Business: Girls Club l, 2, 3, GAA 3-DON HEL- MICK. Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Hi-Y Club 4- IAMES HENDRY. Harvey, Trade, Glee Club l: Boys Club l, 2, 3, Hall Guard 3, Football 1, Swimming 2-LORETTA HERING. Thornton, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4-CYRIL HESELTON, Flossmoor, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Track l. K x 3' 1 Q. .g arf? Q N.y -at-M . .sa Kay Hesson, Kent Het- field, Deane Hickey, Bar- bara Hock, Richard Hock, Nancy Hoglund, Ronald Hollingsworth. Tom Holmes, Donald Ho- man, Alfred Hook, Don Howe, Dean Huelet, Mar- guerite Huizenga, Patricia Hundt. Doris Hunt, Phyllis Hunt, Grace Huttig, lim lacks, Paul leffords, Lorraine Ien- nings, Patricia Iensen. Bert Ieveret, Ken Iohn- son, Laurence Iohnson, Ronald Iohnson, Harold Iones, Lillian Iones, Robert Iones. George lordan, Audrey Iouris, Michael Iurek, lack Kaberna, lames Kalman, Margaret Kaltwasser, Dan Kaminski. Grace Kamykowski, Pat Kane, George Karney, Malvin Kasputis, Arwalt Kehle, Richard Kelley, Lar- ry Kellogg. Seniors KAY HESSON, Ivanhoe, Academic, Austin High l, 2, Girls Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Prom 3, Homecoming dance 4-KENT HETFIELD, Harvey, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, KIP forum 3, Class senate 4, Spanish Club 2, 3-DEANE HICKEY, Harvey, General, Carterville High 1, 2, Boys Club 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y Club 4-BARBARA HOCK, Harvey, Business, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Marshal 4, T pins l, 2, Torch pin 4, Service award 3, Activity Point commission 3, German Club Z, Swimming pageant 3, Gym leader 4-RICHARD HOCK, Homewood, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Class senate Z, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Usher 4-NANCY HOGLUND, Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division Chairman l, Refreshment crew 2, 4, GAA l, 4, Red Cross 4, Latin Club 2, UN Club 3, Footlighters l, 2, Choir l, 2- RONALD HOLLINGSWORTH. Harvey. TOM HOLMES. Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3,-DONALD HOMAN. Harvey, Academic, UN Club 3, 4, President 4, Sec'y-treas, 3, Spanish Club 3, Chorus 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3-ALFRED HOOK, South Holland-DON HOWE, Ivanhoe, Academic, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, KIP forum l, 2, 3, Class senate 2, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-DEAN HUELET, Riverdale-MARGUERITE HUIZENGA. South Holland, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, MAC 2, 3, President 4, Nurse's asst. 2, 3, 4-PATRICIA HUNDT. Hazel Crest, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4-DORIS HUNT, Harvey. PHYLLIS HUNT, Posen, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Council 3, Stand-up 1-GRACE HUTTIG. Homewood, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Council 1, 4, Division chairman 2, 3, Harvey Hoofers 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club council 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pageant 3, Gym Leader 3, KIP forum 4-IIM IACKS. Harvey, Academic, Wrestling 2, 3, Glee Club l, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 4, Latin Club Z-PAUL IEFFORDS. Tinley Park, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Bus Guard 4-LORRAINE IENNINGS, Ivanhoe, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4, History award 3, Girls Club officer 2, 3, French Club officer 2, Newspaper 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Mother Is A Freshman 4, Graduation guide 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Magazine Drive 4- PATRICIA IENSEN, Tinley Park, General, Girls Club l, 2, 4, Christmas tags 1. BERT IEVERET, Homewood, Technical, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 4, Hi-Y 3-KEN IOHNSON, Harvey, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 3-LAURENCE IOHNSON, Thornton, Technical, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Bus Guard 3, Hall Guard 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4-RONALD IOHNSON, Markham, Academic, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 4, Rhythm Aires 3, 4, Graduation usher 3- Boys Club 2, 3, 4, Music contest 3, Latin Club 2, 3-HAROLD IONES, Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Campus patrol 3, 4- LILLIAN IONES. Phoenix, Academic, Girls Club l, Z, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2-BOB IONES. Lansing, General. GEORGE IORDAN, Calumet City, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4-AUDREY IOURIS, Harvey, Business, Mooseheart 1, Girls Club 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, 4, Dad-Daughter banquet 3, 4, T pins 3, 4, Division chairman 4, Orchesta 2, 3, 4, Faculty asst. 4-MICHAEL IUREK, Harvey, General, Glee Club 1, Boys Club 1, 3, 4, Campus patrol l, 2, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4-IACK KABERNA. Chicago, Aca- demic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Purple X 3, 4, Football, track, and basketball manager 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4- IAMES KALMAN. Harvey, General, Boys Club 1, Glee Club 2-MAR- GARET KALTWASSER. Harvey, Business, Class officer 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, KIP board 4, Forum 1, 3, Homecoming 4, May Queen court 3, Dad-Daughter banquet 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, German Club l, 2, 3, Treas. 3-DAN KAMINSKI, Phoenix, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Bowling 4. GRACE KAMYKOWSKI, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Division chairman 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 2, 3, Mother Is a Freshman 4, Marshal 4, Membership 3, Library' asst. 3, Dramatics 4- PAT KANE, Markham, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Division chairman l, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Frosh elections 4, Class senate 4, Faculty asst. 4, Library asst. 2, Spanish Club 2, Homecoming 2- GEORGE KARNEY, Thornton, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4, Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, UN Club 3, 4, Swimming 2, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4- MALVIN KASPUTIS. Midlothian, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pin 1, Iunior tea 3, KIP forum 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Faculty asst. 2, 3, Cub reporter 2, 3, -ARWALT KEHLE. Flossmoor, Academic, Class senate 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 3, Latin Club l, 2, German Club 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3- RICHARD KELLEY. Harvey, Technical, Boys'C1ub l, 2, 3, UN Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4-LARRY KELLOGG. Hazel Crest, Technical, Basket- ball 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. 1. Kg. .A.. nf 11 Q., 4--nb. Q V W.. , X M I .a v . SN. Ft. 'NF X fin. ,L ,W-.. Wx, William Kester, Char- lotte Ketelboeter, Kathryn Kile, Don Kilpatrick, Iac- quelyn Kirkpatrick, Bar- bara Klein, Dorothy Kob- lesky Karl Kopf, Harold Kreis, lean Krenmuller, Fred Kri- kau, Dorothy Kroll, Walter Krueger, lack Krug Ray Kucharski, Richard Kurvers, Stanley Kurzaw- ski, Robert Kuykendall, Shirley LaBudda, Leslie Lang, Mary LaPass Barbara Lauderback, Doris Lazaros, Georgine Leeson, Vera Le Graff, Geraldine Lenox, Gerald- ine Leuther, Lydia Licka Ioanne Limestall, Rich- ard Lincoln, Robert Lively, Evelyn Loutsi, Dean Love, Gerald Lutterman, Gloria Lybarger Denis Lybe, Carol Mac- aluso, Iames Macari, Nan- cie MacCullough, Dorothy Mack, Veronica Mack, Dolores Mackey Seniors WILLIAM KESTER, Tinley Park, Academic, Boys Club l, 3, 4-CHARLOTTE KETELBOETER, Midlothian, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, Cafeteria 2, 3, 4- KATHRYN KILE. Homewood, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4, May Oueen court 3, Scholarship pins l, 2, 3, 4, Graduation usher 3, Girls Club minor officer 1, 2, 3, Mother-Daughter banquet l, Class senate 2, GAA swim team 2, Captain 4, Language clubs 1, 2, 3, 4-DON KILPATRICK. Riverdale, General, Andrew Iackson High l, 2, 3, Boys Club 4, Hall Guard 4-IACQUELYN KIRKPATRICK, Harvey, General, Calumet, Wescott Voca- tional l, 2, 3, Girls Club 4-BARBARA KLEIN. Harvey, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4-DOROTHY KOBLESKY. Harvey, Business, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor officer 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Service award 3, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Refreshment crew 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, Board 4. KARL KOPF. Harvey, General, Bloom l, Richton, Miss. l, 2, Hi-Y club 4, German club 3, Hall Guard 4-HAROLD KREIS. Midlothian, General- IEAN KRENMULLER, Hazel Crest, Business, Fenger 1, 2, Girls Club 3- FRED KRIKAU. Dolton, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural basketball 4 -DOROTHY KROLL, Harvey, General, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 4-WALTER KRUEGER. Riverdale, Academic-IACK KRUG, Midlothian, General, York Community 1, Chicago Vocational 2, 3, Foot- ball 4, Track 4, Co-captain 4, Bus guard 3, Boys Club 4, Hall Guard 4. RAY KUCHARSKI, Harvey, Academic, Mt. Carmel 1, 2, 3, Football 4, Boys Club 4, Hall Guard 4, Campus Patrol 4-RICHARD KURVERS, Lansing, Trade, Boys Club 1, Hall Guard 2, Bus Guard 3, 4, KIP 4-STANLEY KURZAWSKI, Lansing, Academic, Mt. Carmel 1, 2, Projection squad 3, 4, Bus Guard 3-ROBERT KUYKENDALL. Harvey, Academic, Track 3, Class senate l-SHIRLEY LaBUDDA, Posen, Business, Gage Park High 1, 2, Girls club 3-LESLIE LANG, Harvey, General, Wrestling l, German club 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Glee club l-MARY LaPASS. Markham, General, Girls Club 1, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Prom 3, Spanish Club l, Festival 1, 2, Christmas Concert 1, 2. BARBARA LAUDERBACK. Markham, Academic, Girls Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Welfare 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Medical Arts Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, Mixed Chorus 4-DORIS LAZAROS. Dolton, Academic, Class senate 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Council l, 2, Division chairman 3, Latin Club l, 2, Debate 2, Glee Club 1, 2-GEORG- INE LEESON. Harvey, Academic-VERA LEGRAFF. Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Senate 2-GERALDINE LENOX. Harvey, Gen- eral, Girls Club l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Prom 3-GERALDINE LEUTHER, Harvey, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Library asst. 2, Class party 2-LYDIA LICKA. Markham, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, Library asst 2, Faculty asst. 4. IOANNE LIMESTALL, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division- chairman l, 3, Council 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, T pins l, 2, Service award 3, Debate 2, 3, Pedagogs sec'y 4, KIP buses 4, Spanish Club 2, 3-- RICHARD LINCOLN. Homewood, General, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Captain 4, KIP board 2, Class vice-pres. 2-- ROBERT LIVELY, Homewood, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Football l, Baseball 2, 3, 4-EVELYN LOUTSI, Harvey, Business, Girls. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 1, Glee Club l, 2, German Club 2, GAA l, 2-DEAN LOVE. Homewood, Technical-GERALD LUTTERMAN. Harvey, Technical, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity' manager I, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Sports Editor 4-GLORIA LYBARGER. Riverdale, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Stand-Up 3, German Club 3, Glee Club l, 2, Medical Arts Club 4, Hi-C 2, 3, Spring Concert 1, 2, Christmas Concert l, 2. DENIS LYBE, Harvey, Academic, Wrestling l, 2, KIP forum 2, Class. senate 3, Band l, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2-CAROL MACALUSO, Hazel Crest, Academic, Loretto Academy, Latin Club l, Girls Club l- IAMES MACARI, Harvey, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 4, Captain 3-NANCIE MacCULLOUGH, Chicago, Academic, Newspaper 3, 4, News Editor 4, Yearbook 4, KIP Homecoming 4, Girls Club awards 1, 2, 3, Division chairman 1, 2, Council 3, Installation 2, Fun-Night 3, Pierian Club 3, 4-DOROTHY MACK, Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, Faculty' asst. 4, Library asst. 2-VHONICA MACK, Harvey, Business, Girls Club' l, 3, Refreshment crew 4, Faculty asst. 4-DELORES MACKEY, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Archery 4, Style Show 2,, Library asst. 1, 2, 3, Faculty asst. 4. smp 'Q MS. 44 158 2 xx T' 'WP Q A ,if Edwin Mackiewicz, George Mackiewicz, Lil- lian Mackiewicz, Kay Maj- szak, Mickey Mangum. Margot Mann, Carol Ma- now Ioe Marchello, Ruth lowe, Patricia Marsh, othy Marshal, Iames shall, Arthur Martin, Martin Iohn Mason, Bob sey, Wayne Massey, Mar- Dor- Mar- Fred Mas- lean Mathieu, Arthur May, Rob- ert Mayerak, Robert Ma- zies Carole McCarthy, Ken McCarty, lean McGehee, Vera McGhee, lim Mc- Grath, Billy McGuffin, lim McLaren Don McNish, Agnes Mc- Pherson, Katherine McVey, Theresa Meder, Gloria Medley, Mildred Mess- maker, Diane Meis Marcia Meyer, Phillip Michalski, Melvin Mie- dema, Aileen Miller, Dar- lene Miller, Nancy Miller, Shirley Millican Seniors EDWIN MACKIEWICZ, Harvey, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, Hall Guard 4- GEORGE MACKIEWICZ. Harvey, Trade, Boys Club l-LILLIAN MACKIE- WICZ, Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 4, T pins l, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Faculty asst. 4-KAY MAISZAK, Harvev, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Gym leader 2, 3, Glee Club 2-MICKEY MANGUM, Harvey, General, Boys Club 1, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Class senate 3, Camera Club 2- MARGOT MANN. Dolton, Academic, Girls Club l, Z, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Footlighters l, 2, Debate l, 2-CAROL MANOW, Oak Forest, Academic, IOSEPH MARCHELLO, Midlothian, Academic, East Moline 1, Fenger Z, Boys Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Spanish Club 4-RUTH MAR- LOWE. Ivanhoe, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Council l, Division chair- man 3, Service Award 3, Refreshment crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-chairman 4, Faculty asst. 4, Play properties 4, Stand-Up 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 2, 3, 4-PATRICIA MARSH. Riverdale, Business, Girls Club 1- DOROTHY MARSHALL. Harvey, Academic, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, Choir l, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 4, Refreshment crew 4, Mother-Daughter tea 3, Banquet 3, Class elections 2, Spanish Club Z, 3, 4, Hi-C Club 2, 3- IAMES MARSHALL, Dolton, Academic-ARTHUR MARTIN, Phoenix, Gen- eral, Wrestling l, 4, Boys Glee Club l-FRED MARTIN. Homewood, Gen- eral, Detroit, Boys Club 4. IOHN MASON, Homewood, Technical, KIP forum 4, Debate l, 2, 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club l-BOB MASSEY. Oak Forest, Trade, Boys Club 1, 3, Campus patrol 2-WAYNE MASSEY, Hazel Crest, Technical, KIP board l, Forum 2, 3, Class senate 2, 3, 4, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4-IEAN MATHIEU. Harvey, Academic, Stage manager 4, Girls Club council 2, T pins l, 2, Service Award 3, Stand-Up 1, 2, 3, 4, Refresh- ment crew 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Choir 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 4- ARTHUR MAY, Harvey, Technical, Football l, 3, Glee Club l, Boys Club l, Z, 3, 4-ROBERT MAYERAK, Dolton, Trade, Boys Club' 1, 2, 4, Hall Guard 4, Bus Guard 2, Campus Patrol 3-ROBERT MAZIES, Harvey. General, Golf l, 3, Bowling Club 4: Stage settings 4, Hall Guard 4, Camera Club 3. CAROLE MCCARTHY, Dolton, Academic, May Queen 3, Girls Club 4, Vice-pres. 3, Board 3, 4, Stand-Up queen 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Purple X 2, 3, 4, Homecoming court 4, Class officer Z, Chorus 3, 4-KEN MCCARTY. Harvey, Trade, Boys Club 1 ,2, 3, 4, KIP forum 3-IEAN Mc- GEHEE, Dolton, Academic, Publications staff 4, French Club l, 2, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 4, T pins l, 2, Refreshment Crew 4, Service Award 3, Choral groups l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, Medical Arts Club 3- VERA MCGHEE, Oak Forest, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, Medical Arts Club 4-IIM McGRA'l'H, Harvey, Technical, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Hall Guard 2. 3, Basketball l, Track 2-BILLY McGUFFIN. Homewood, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Library asst. 4-IIM McLAREN. Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Hall Guard 3, Basketball l, DON MCNISH, Phoenix, General, Boys Club 4, French Club 2, 3, 4- AGNES MCPHERSON. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 1, Class asst. treas. 3, senate 4, French Club Z, 3, KIP forum Z- KATHARINE McVEY, Harvey, Academic: May Queen Court 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Purple X 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Kappa Chi pres. 3, Yearbook 4, Makeup editor 4, Loyalty Day 4, Service Award 3, Minor officer l, 3-THERESA MEDER, Hazel Crest, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 4- GLORIA MEDLEY, Harvey, Business, Cafeteria l, 2, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 2, Stand-Up l, Faculty asst. 4-MILDRED MESSMAKER, South Holland, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, KIP forum l- DIANE IVIEIS, Dolton, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 4, Division chairman 2, T pins l, 2, Torch pin 4, Stand-Up 3, 4, Loyalty Day 4, Refreshment crew 4, Faculty tea 1, 2, Cub reporter 3. MARCIA MEYER, Midlothian, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Council 3, Activity point com. 2, 3, T pins 2, Service award 3, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Harvey Hoofers 2, 3, 4, Head 1-Ioofer 4, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, Z, 3, 4-PHILIP MICHALSKI. Harvey, Trade, Boys Club l, 2- MELVIN MIEDEMA. South Holland, Trade-AILEEN MILLER, Oak Forest, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 1, 2, 3, 4, Harvey Hoofers 3, 4-DARLENE MILLH, Posen, Business, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Numerals l, Small T 2, Large T 3, Gym Leader 2, Girls Club council 2, Division chairman 3, Board 4, Thorntonite 3, 4-NANCY MILLER, Floss- moor, Academic, Choir l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, German Club l, Z, French Club 3, 4, GAA 2-SHIRLEY MILLICAN, Harvey, Business, Choir l, 2, 3, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 2, Council 4, Stand-Up l, 2, 3, 4, Dance l, 2, 3, 4, Head of Marshals 4, Class party 3, 4, Play make-up 4, Prom 3. . , . if 5 if as X. ,ww 3' ' an it Q, A f-Q Q gmgg, H 'E Q was 4 .1-'if was if Ll. ...qu Thomas Mitchell, Dennis Moe, Nancy Moffat, Pa- tricia Mons, Thomas Morey, Edward Morganel- li, Stanley Morris Ioe Murphy, Eva Mus- son, Patricia Myers, Louis Nadrotowski, Barbara Nar- gis, Iona Nash, Ierold Nave Ioanne Nazlides, Helen Newby, Katheryn Nix, Johnny Noel, Audrea Nor- een, Don Norford, Mary Ann Norman Patricia Novotny, Iohn O'Hara, Mary O'Kruta, David Olfe, Lawrence Ol- son, Donald Olthoff, Helen Onak Donald Ore, Mary Ann Orr, Philip Ortegel, Ar- lene Paarlberg, Normand Paasch, Lois Padley, Glo- ria Panozzo Anne Pasek, Ianet Pat- terson, Dorothy Paul, Keith Payne, Ioan Pekau, Roy Peloquin, Kenneth Perkins Seniors THOMAS MITCHELI., Ivanhoe, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Class party 3, 4, Father-Son stag 1, 2, 4, German Club 2-DENNIS MOE, Harvey, General, Amundsen High 1, Boys Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4-NANCY MOFFAT, Harvey, Academic, Class senate 1, 2, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshal 4, T pins 3, Dad-Daughter banquet 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, 4, Stand-Up 1, 2, Choir l, Play Make-up 4-PATRICIA MONS, Harvey, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins 4, Mother-Daughter banquet l, 2, 3, 4, Dad-Daughter banquet 1, 2, 3, 4, Medical Arts Club 3, German Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Hi-C Club 4, Gym leader 4-THOMAS MOREY. Harvey, Academic, Chess and Checker Club officer 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Government program 3, Sec'y 3, Vice-pres. 4, Class party 4, Boxing 3, Hi-C Club 2. 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 4-EDWARD MORGANELLI, Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3-STANLEY MORRIS, Harvey, General, Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Hall Guard 4. IOE MURPHY, Midlothian, General, Boys Club l, 2, Hall Guard 3, 4, Father-Son stag 3, Class senate 3, Class party 3-EVA MUSSON, Midloth- ian, Academic, Girls Club 1, Latin Club 2-PATRICIA MYERS, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 1, Class senate l, Faculty assi. 1, 2, Tardy desk 1-LOUIS NADROTOWSKI, Dolton, Trade, Projection squad 2, 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Bus guard 3, 4, Maintenance man 3, 4- BARBARA NARGIS. Harvey, Business, Girls Club 4, Faculty asst. 4, Glee Club l-IONA NASH, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 3, Medical Arts Club 3-IEROLD NAVE, Harvey. IOANNE NAZLIDES. Harvey, Business, Hi-C Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Choir 2, French Club 4, Cub reporter 3, 4-HELEN NEWBY, Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, Z, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Numerals 2, Small T 4, UN Club 3, 4, Homecoming 4, Pedagogs 3, Gym leader 4, Glee Club 1-KATHERYN NIX, Flossmoor, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, German Club 3, 4, Choir 1, Majorette 2, 3, KIP 4, Stand-Up 4, Class party 2, Foot- lighters 2-JOHNNY NOEL. Harvey, General, Boys Club 1, 3, Hall Guard 3, 4-AUDREA NOREEN, Oak Forest, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Faculty asst. 3, Red Cross 4-DON NORFORD, Flossmoor, Academic, Morgan Park 1, Boys Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Latin Club 2, 3-MARY ANN NORMAN. Thomton, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, Division chairman 1. PATRICIA NOVOTNY, Matteson, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Spanish Club 4-IOHN O'l-IARA, Harvey, Technical, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Football 1, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Homecoming 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Intramural captain 4-MARY O'K'RUTA, Harvey, Business, KIP forum 2, 3, Girls Club 1, 2, Stand-Up l-DAVID OLFE, Homewood, Academic, Purple X 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club officer 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Class senate 1, National Honor Society 3, 4-LAWRENCE OLSON, Markham, Technical, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4- DONALD OLTHOFF. South Holland, General, Bus Guard 2, Hall Guard 4 -HELEN ONAK, Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Council 2, Diwgisgon chairman l, Marshal 4, Membership 3, Mother-Daughter ban- quet , . DONALD ORE, Harvey, Academic, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Band contest l, 2, 3, 4, Rhythmaires 3, 4, German Club treas. 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Thorntonite photographer 4, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4- MARY ANN ORR, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council member 2, 4, Division chairman 2, T pins l, 2, Service Award 3, Refreshment Crew 2, 3, Chairman 4, Glee Club 1, GAA 2, Spanish Club 4-PHILIP ORTEG- EL, Tinley Park, General, Boys Club l, 3, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Bus Guard 2 -ARLENE PAARLBERG. South Holland, General, Kappa Chi pres. 2, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Mother-Daughter banquet l, 2, 3, 4, Dad-Daughter banquet 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Pedagogs 3, Homecoming 3, Glee Club 1, UN Club 4-NORMAND PAASCH, Blue Island, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bus Guard capt. 4, Chorus 3, 4, Madrigal 3, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Play 4, Spanish Club councilor 2: Magazine Drive 4- LOIS PADLEY, Midlothian, General, Girls Club l, 2, 3, T pin l-GLORIA PANOZZO, Dolton, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, T pin l, GAA l, KIP forum l. ANNE PASEK, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Service Award 3, Refreshment crew 4, Activity Point commission 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3-IANET PATTERSON, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Council 2, Service Award 3, Division chairman 3, Loyalty Day 3, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Stand-Up 1, 2, GAA l-DOROTHY PAUL, Oak Forest, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Faculty asst, 4-KEITH PAYNE. Tinley Park, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, Bus Guard 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Football 4, Camera Club 3-IOAN PEKAU, Thornton, Business, Hirsch High l, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3-ROY PELOQUIN. Homewood, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 3, French Club 2, 3, Officer 3, Essay Award 2-KENNETH PERKINS Homewood, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Purple X 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Officer 2, Class senate 4. 16 Mary Ann Pernal, Iud- son Peter, Dorothy Peters, George Petkovich, Robert Petrusak, Walter Phelps, Gordon Phillips Arcola Pickett, Erma Pinnick, Mary Piotrowski, Theresa Pluto, Pat Pod- gorny, Barbara Ponkauski, Iohn Porter Maxine Priddy, Richard Pycz, Charles Ramsay, Iack Ramsey, Charles Rawson, Ierry Reagan, Alice Reese William Regnier, Iames Reichert, Iudy Ried, Ioan Ries, Robert Rietveld, Phyllis Rigoni, Don Ring George Ring, Gertrude Roach, Camilla Robeck, Philip Roberts, Richard Roberts, Doris Robertson, George Rohde Hugh Ross, Frank Ro- teck, Ann Rowley, Loretto Rubinic, Bill Rutherford, Stanley Rzab, Sylvester Salamone Seniors MARY ANN PERNAI.. Midlothian, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, GAA 2- IUDSON PETER, Flossmoor, Academic, Graduation usher 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Council 3, Camera Club 3, Track 2-DOROTHY PETERS, Tinley Park, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Award 3, Council 3, Division chairman 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, French Club 3, Pierian Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, KIP 4-GEOFGE PETKOVICH. Hazel Crest, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Spanish Club 2, Swing Club 2, Football 2, Foot- lighters Club l, 2, Play usher 4, PTA Open House 4-ROBERT PETRUS- ZAK. Hazel Crest, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Commander 4, KIP 4, Lettermen's Club l, Z, Football l, 2, Class senate 2, 2nd vice- pres. 3, Graduation usher 3-WALTER PHELPS. Monee, Trade, Projection squad 2-GORDON PHILLIPS. Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Play manager 4, Homecoming 3, Class senate l, Football l, Hi-Y officer 2. ARCOLA PICKETT, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 3, Room committee 4, Welfare 2, 3, Council 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Float 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Chorus 4, Hi-C Club l-ERMA PINNICK, Midlothian, General-MARY PIOTROWSKI, Posen, Business, Library asst. 2, Girls Club l, 2, 4, Swing Club 2, French Club 2-THERESA PLUTA. Riverdale, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, T pin 1, GAA l, 2, 4, Latin Club 2 -PAT PODGORNY, Harvey, Business, Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council l, T pins l, 2, Footlighters Club 1, Faculty asst. 2, Homecoming 4-BARBARA PONKAUSKI. Midlothian, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, Gym leader 2, Red Cross 4-IOHN PORTER, Flossmoor, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 1, Hall Guard 3, 4: Class senate 2, 3, KIP board 3, Spanish Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4. MAXINE PRIDDY, Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Division chairman 2, Council 3, KIP 4--RICHARD PYCZ. Harvey, Aca- demic-CHARLES RAMSAY, Flossmoor, Academic-IACK RAMSEY, Har- vey, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2-CHARLES RAWSON. Homewood, Academic, Boys Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Glee Club l, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, Operetta 3, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Play 4-IEBRY REAGAN. Midlothian, Academic, Boys Club 1. 2, 3, 4, KIP forum 1, Spanish Club 2, 3-ALICE REESE. Harvey, Aca- demic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM REGNIER, Dolton, Academic-JAMES REICHERT. Harvey, Aca- demic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas, 4, lst vice-pres. 3, Class lst vice-pres. 3, Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Purple X 3, 4, Athletics l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Homecoming king 4-IUDY REID. Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, UN Club 4, Gym leader 2, 3-IOAN RIES, Homewood, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman l, 4, T pins l, 2, Harvey Hoofers 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Court 2, French Club 4, Kappa Chi 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pageant 1, 2, 3-ROBERT RIETVELD, South Holland, General-PHYLLIS RIGONI. Dolton, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Activity point chairman 4, Board 2, Refreshment Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Magazine drive 2, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Class senate 4, Officer 3, Graduation usher 3-DON RING, Phoenix, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Znd vice-pres. 4, Class pres. 2, Secretary 3, Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3615, Sic?-treas. 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, l, , . GEORGE RING, Harvey, Technical-GERTRUDE ROACH, Harvey, Busi- ness, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Marshal 2, 4, Dad-Daughter ban- quet l, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Debate 1, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pageant 3, Footlighters Club 2, 3-CAMILLA ROBECK, Harvey, Business-PHILIP ROBERTS, Homewood, Technical, Track l, 2, Boys Club 2, 3, 4, Class senate 3-RICHARD ROBERTS, Harvey, Aca- demic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Campus patrol l, 2, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Projection squad l, 2-DORIS ROBERTSON, Harvey, General, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Glee Club l, Spanish Club 2, Home- coming34-GEORGE ROHDE, Riverdale, Academic, Boys Club l, 3, Hall Guard ,4. HUGH ROSS, Harvey, Technical, KIP forum l, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Swing Club 2-FRANK ROTECK, Lansing, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, Bus Guard 2, 3, Hall Guard 4-ANN ROWLEY, Flossmoor, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Award 3, Dance 3, Footlighters Club l, 2, Play 4, Swim pageant l, 3, Glee Club l, 2, Choir 3, Latin Club l, 2- LORETTA RUBINIC, Dolton, Business-BILL RUTHERFORD, Phoenix, Busi- ness, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Campus patrol 3, Red Cross 4-STANLEY RZAB. Harvey, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, Hall Guard 4, Glee Club 3-SYLVESTER SALAMONE, Dixmoor, Trade. 4-4 -Q 61642 Darlene Samas, Sandra Sampson, Raymond Sam- uels, Nancy Samulowitz, William Sandvos, Iohn Saxby, Alice Schaafsma Arthur Schaper, Helen Schisewski, Mary Lou Schmidt, Shirley Schmidt, Dorothy Schreiber, Hattie Mae Schubert, Carolyn Scott Iohn Scott, Norman Scribner, Stan Seagle, Frances Sell, Rose Sene- sac, Charles Sheehy, Rob- ert Shelton Harriet Shigley, Iames Shinker, lack Short, Do- lores Shower, Dennis Sim- on, Eileen Skiscim, Leroy Sklenar Lorraine Slack, Richard Slack, lohn Slater, Carl Smith, Celeste Smith, Ken- neth Smith, Roy Smith Owen Sodetz, George Sommer, Neil Speiser, Marilyn Spelde, Lowell Spell, Carol Spencer, Syl- via Spencer Seniors DARLENE SAMAS. Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, Division chairman 2, T pins l, 2, Play committee 4, Activity Point com, 3, Footlighters Club 1, 2, Spanish Club Z, Life-saving 3-SANDRA SAMP- SON. Flossmoor, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Board 2, Council 3, Division chairman 4, May Queen court 3, Play manager 4, Dad-Daughter banquet 3, Class senate l, 3, Band 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2,-RAYMOND SAMUELS. Dolton, Trade, Boys Club 4, Hall Guard 4, Bus Guard 3- NANCY SAMULOWITZ. Homewood, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Coun- cil 2, Division chairman 3, Refreshment crew 3, 4,N Open House 2, 3, Activity Point com. 2, 3, 4, T pins 1, 2, Award 3, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Faculty asst. 2, 3, 4-WILLIAM SANDVOS. Harvey, Technical, Boys Club 1, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3-IOHN SAXBY, Oak Forest, Academic, Kirkwood High l, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Dramatics Club 2, Purple X 3, 4, Pierian Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-pres. 3, Chess and Checker Club 2, 3, Pres. 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4-ALICE SCHAAFSMA. Dolton, Academic, Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Tags l, 2, Stand-up l, 2, Latin Club l, 2. ARTHUR SCHAPER. Matteson, Trade, Glee Club l, 2, Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3-HELEN SCHISEWSKI. Dolton, Academic, Choral groups 1, 2, 3, 4, Keydets 3, Publications 2, 3, 4, Kappa Chi vice-pres. 3, Pedagogs treas. 3, Girls Club awards l, 2, 3, Activity Point chairman 4, Award Z, Dad-Daughter speaker 3, KIP forum 2, 4-MARY LOU SCHMIDT. Riverdale, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, Division chairman l, Glee Club 1, 2, Class senate 2, Bowling 4-SHIRLEY SCHMIDT. Riverdale, Business, Glee Club l, 2, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling 4-DOROTHY SCHREIBER. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Stand-up 2, 3, Mother- Daughter tea 3, Mother-Daughter banquet 2, 3, Gym Leader 2, Kappa Chi 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Graduation usher 3, Glee Club l-HATHE SCHUBERT. Dolton, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, PTA open house l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2-CAROLYN SCOTT. Homewood, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. IOHN SCO'l'l'. Hazel Crest, Trade, KIP forum 3, Boys Club l, 3-NORMAN SCRIBNER. Lansing, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, Bus Guard 2-STAN SEAGLE. Harvey, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Rhythmaires 3, 4, Contest winner 2, 3, All-State Band 2- FRANCES SELL. Homewood, Academic, Pierian Club 3, 4, Board 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, Activity point com. 3, Stand-up 4, Mother- Daughter banquet 3, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Choral Groups l, 2, 3, 4-ROSE SENESAC. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 3, May Queen court 3, Refreshment crew 3, 4, Awards l, 2, 3, home- coming court 4, National Honor Society 3, Class senate 1, Choir 2, French Club treas, 2-CHARLES SHEEHY. Hazel Crest, General, Football l, 2, Wrestling l, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Captain 4--ROBERT SHELTON. Harvey, General, Baseball 2, Boys Club l, 3, Hi-Y 4, Chess and Checker Club 4, German Club 4. HARRIET SHIGLEY. Hazel Crest, General, Girls Club l, Gym leader 2, Swim leader 3, Pageant 3-IAMES SHINKER. Homewood, General, Boys Club l, 4, Campus patrol 3, Latin Club l, Basketball 2-IACK SHORT. Midlothian, Trade, Boys Club l, Z, 3-DOLORES SHOWER. Dolton, Aca- demic, GAA 2, 3, 4, Board 2, 3, 4, Numerals l, Letters 2, 4, KIP forum l, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 2, Council 1, T pins l, 2, Latin Club 1, 2-DENNIS SIMON. Harvey, Academic, Hammond, Ind., lones- boro, Ga., l, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Track l, Student government 3, Hi-Y officer 2, Class senate 4, Officer 2, Cafeteria 2, 3, Oratorical contest 3-EILEEN SKISCIM. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman l, Council 3, T pins l, 2, Refreshment Crew 4, Play usher 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Library asst. 3-LEROY SKLENAR. Hazel Crest, Trade, Ioliet and Gage Park High l, 2, Boys Club 3. LORRAINE SLACK. Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, Z, Glee Club l, 2, Choir 3, 4-RICHARD SLACK. Harvey, Trade, Boys Club l -IOHN SLATER. South Holland, Trade-CARI. SMITH. Harvey, General, Boys Club l, 2, Basketball 3, Hi-C Club 3-CELESTE SMITH. Hazel Crest, General, KIP forum 2, 3, Girls Club l, 2-KENNETH SMITH. Ivanhoe, Academic, Glee Club l, 2, Chorus 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football mgr. 3-ROY SMITH. Phoenix, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3. OWEN SODETZ. Homewood, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Golf 2, 3, 4, Basketball usher 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Track l, Intramural basketball capt, 4, Camera Club l, Bowling Club 4-GEORGE SOMMER. Thornton, Trade-NEIL SPEISER. Midlothian, General, Boys Club 1, Hall Guard 4-MARILYN SPELDE. Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Division chairman 3, Glee Club 1-LOWELL SPELI.. Midlothian, General, Pearson High l, 2, 3,-CAROL SPENCER. Harvey. General-SYLVIA SPENCER. Harvey, General. 44 166 Ronnie Spiegel, Audrey Springer, Allen Spring- steen, Ioyce Staley, Robert Stamm, lack Stanepher, Carlene Stegenga Iames Stephanis, Mari- lyn Stephenson, Patricia Stevens, Walter Stieqman, Carolyn Streightif, loyce Strosinski, George Studen- roth lohn Swanson, Raymond Swanson, Ronald Swan- son, Morris Swieringa, Do- lores Szudy, Leo Taillon, Ronald Tatgenhorst lames Taylor, G e or g e Thies, Isobel T h o m s o n, Ralph Thornton, Norma Thrush, Ronald Tinder, E1- eanor Tornabene Fred Tourtellotte, Benny Tremaroli, Donald Trkula. William True, Mildred Tucker, Fred Turner, Mar- cia Twining Ioyce Tychewicz, Clar- ence Tysen, Lucy Valpen- desta, Grace Van Dyke, Ioanne Van Dyke, Ierry Van Etten, Robert Van Kley Seniors RONNIE SPIEGEL. Oak Lawn, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Council 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Tennis 3, Track 4, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Rhythmaires 2, 3, KIP forum 1, 2, Class senate 3-AUDREY SPRINGER. Markham, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Faculty asst. 4- ALLEN SPRINGSTEEN. Harvey, General--IOYCE STALEY. Harvey, Gen- eral, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library asst. 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Choir 4- ROBERT STAMM. Riverdale, Academic, Boys Club 1, 3, 4, Class senate 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Chorus 4-IACK STANEPHER. Harvey, Trade, Boys Club 1, Hi-Y-3-CARLENE STEGENGA, South Holland, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, Council 4, Mother-Daughter banquet 3, Kappa Chi 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, French Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Graduation usher 3, Flag Day 3. IAMES STEPHANIS. Hazel Crest, Technical, Swimming 1, Z, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4- MARILYN STEPHENSON, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 4, Class senate 2, French Club 2, 3-PATRICIA STEVENS. Harvey, Busi- ness, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, T pins 1, 2, Board l, Magazine drive l, Glee Club l, Choir 2, Chorus 4, Library asst. 4, Red Cross 4-WALTER STIEGMAN. Harvey, General, Boys Club 1, Z, 4, Hall Guard 4-CAROLYN STREIGH- TIF. lvahnoe, Academic, Class senate 1, 2, Vice-pres. 2, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Circulation mgr. 4, Girls Club Awards l, 2, 3, 4, May Queen court 3, Officer 2, 3, 4, Speaker 4, Choral groups 1, 2, 3-IOYCE STROSINSKI. Riverdale, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pins l, 2, Ser- vice award 3, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 4, Library asst. 2, 3, GAA 2, 4- GEORGE STUDENROTH. Harvey, General. IOHN SWANSON, Harvey, Academic, Boys Club 1, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4- RAYMOND SWANSON. Harvey, Academic, Boys Club l, 4, Hall Guard 4, Class senate 4, Hi-Y 3-RONALD SWANSON. Blue Island, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, Bus Guard l, 2, 3, 4, Class senate 2, 3, Glee Club l, Football 1, 2-MORRIS SWIERINGA. South Holland, Trade, Boys Cub 1, Class senate 4-DOLORES SZUDY. Posen, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T pin 1-LEO TAILLON. Midlothian, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, Bus Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, Campus patrol 1, Glee Club l, KIP forum 3, Projection squad 3, 4-RONALD TATGENHORST. Thornton, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 4, Hall Guard 4. IAMES TAYLOR. Harvey, General-GEORGE THIES. Homewood, Tech- nical, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4, Basketball 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3-ISOBEL THOMSON. Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman 3, Council l, Awards l, 2, 3, Refreshment crew 3, Loyalty Day 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club 1-RALPH THORNTON. Harvey, Academic, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 3, 4, Asst. treas. 3, Debate 2, 3, UN Club 4, Hi-C Club 1-NORMA THRUSH. Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4-RONALD TINDER. Harvey, Tech- nical, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 14113 board 3, 4-ELEANOR TORNABENE. Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, ,4 FRED TOURTELLOTTE. Ivanhoe, Technical, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Boys Club l-BENNY TREMAROLI. Harvey, Gener- al, Rhythmaires 2, 3, 4, President 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Contest 2, Orchestra 4, Class senate 3, Latin Club 1-DONALD TRKULA. Thornton, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Hall Guard 3, 4-WILLIAM TRUE. Hazel Crest, Trade, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Football 1, KIP forum 1, Glee Club 1-MILDRED TUCKER. Harvey, General, Girls Club l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4-FRED TURNER. Hazel Crest, Technical, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Asst. chief 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4-MARCIA TWINING. Ivanhoe Manor, Academic, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Harvey Hoofers 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Girls Club Council 4, Awards l, 2, 3, May Queen court 3, Dance 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Kappa Chi Z, 3, 4, Cub reporter 3, 4. IOYCE TYCHEWICZ, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 4-CLARENCE TYSEN. South Holland, General, Boys Club 1, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Glee Club l-LUCY VALPENDESTA. Riverdale, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Division chairman l, Council 2, T pins 1, 2, Stand-up 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 1, 2, Asst. librarian 2-GRACE VAN DYKE. South Holland, Aca- demic, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 4-IOANNE VAN DYKE. South Holland, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Stand-up 4, French Club 2, Twirl- ing Corps 2, 3, GAA 2-IERRY VAN ETTEN, Harvey, Academic, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Rhythmaires 3, 4, Swimming 4, Class senate l, KIP 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2-ROBERT VAN KLEY. South Holland, Technical, Boys Club 1, 3, Hall Guard 3, Chess and Checker Club 2, Camera Club l, 2. ff WWW WMA ,. a Z 4 1 G fii .V fm lf af' 1 -1' 3 K W:- 'Q'fQ , M if ngigvf' 1 fi Gerald Van Kley, Ioe Van Schouwen, Ioyce Van Schouwen, Robert Vaul, Iacqueline Veenstra, Ianet Wagner, Donna Waller Charladine Walls, Wil- liam Walter, Harold War- ren, Gerry Wasik, Adel- bert Watkins, William Watts, Barrett Welch Marvin Wells, Raymond Wendell, Robert Wentz, Arthur Wenzlaff, Duane Wernicke, Rene Wernicke, Barbara Wetmore Benny White, Iames White, Leslie White, Verle White, Louis Wiersma, Richard Wilkinson, Shel- ley Willard Rosanna Williams, Ron- ald Winston, Carole With- aar, Gerald Witvoet, Ber- nard Wood, Harry Wood, Barbara Work Donald Wormser, Ger- ald Woulfe, Mitchell Wro- bel, Ruth Wurmnest, Don- na Young, Agnes Zimny, Iimmy Zulfer, William Zu- ziak Seniors GERALD VAN KLEY. South Holland, Technical, Boys Club 1, 3, Camera Club 1, Chess and Checker Club 2, Boys Glee Club 3, 4-IOE VAN SCHOUWEN. South Holland, General, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Vice-pres. 3, Treas. 2, Band Contests 1, 2, 3, 4, Rhythmaires 2, 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class senate 2, German Club Z, 3-IOYCE VAN SCHOUWEN. South Hol- land, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorettes l, 2, 3, Twirling Contests 1, 2, German Club 2, 3, KIP 3, Bowling Club 4-ROBERT VAUL. Harvey, General-IACQUELINE VEENSTRA. Thornton, Academic, Girls Club 1- IANET WAGNER. South Holland, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4-DONNA WALLER. Harvey, Business, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. CHARLADINE WALLS. Harvey, Academic, Kentland High l, 2, Girls Club 3, 4, Welfare 4, T pins 3, Torch pin 3, Stand-up 4, UN Club 3, 4, Sec'y- treas. 4, Band 3, 4, Faculty asst. 4, Gym leader 3-WILLIAM WALTER. Dolton, Technical, Boys Club l, Hall Guard 2, 4-HAROLD WARREN. Harvey, Academic, Class treas. 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Boys Club 1, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Graduation usher 3, KIP 3, Homecoming court'4 -GERRY WASIK. Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, New Girls tea 3, Fun night l, Refreshment crew 3, Library asst. l, 2, Camera Club 2, Profiles 2-ADELBER1' WATKINS. Dolton, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bus Guard 1, Campus patrol 2, Hall Guard 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3- WILLIAM WATTS. Homewood, Technical, Fenger High-BARRETT WELCH. Harvey, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Football 2, 3. MARVIN WELIS. Harvey, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus patrol 2, 3, Hall Guard 1-RAYMOND WENDELL. Flossmoor, Technical, KIP forum 4, Spanish Club 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4-ROBERT WENTZ. Harvey, Academic, Class lst vice-pres. 4, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard Z, 3, 4, Captain 4, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4-ARTHUR WENZLAFF. Harvey, General, Glee Club l, Z, 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3-DUANE WERNICKE. Dolton, General, Projection squad 2, 3, 4, Boys Club l. Campus patrol 3, Glee Club 1-RENE WERNICKE. Dolton, Academic, Class pres. 4, Senate 1, 2, National Honor Society pres. 4, KIP forum l, Board 4, Spanish Club vice- pres. 3, Homecoming chairman 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Chorus 3, 4-BARBARA WETMORE. Harvey, Business, Glee Club l, 2, GAA Z, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Faculty asst. 3, 4. BENNY WHITE. Harvey, General, Glee Club 2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Hall Guard 4, Spanish Club 2, 3-IAMES WHITE. Homewood, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3-LESLIE WHITE. Harvey, General, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, T pin l, Latin Club 2, 3: Library asst. 3-VERLE WHITE. Harvey, General, Girls Club 2-LOUIS WIERSMA. South Holland, Technical, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 4- RICHARD WILKINSON. Flossmoor, Academic, Class senate 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4- SHELLEY WILLARD. Markham, Academic, Pierian Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Girls glug gl' sins l, 2, Scholarship pins 2, 3, GAA awards 2, Medical Arts lu , . ROSANNA WILLIAMS. Harvey, Business, Spanish Club 2, Girls Club 2, 3, Essay contest winner 2, 3, Cub reporter 3-RONALD WINSTON. Harvey, Technical, Tilden Tech. Z, 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 4-CAROLE WITH- AAR, Ivanhoe, Business, Hirsch High, Library asst. 4, Girls Club 4- GERALD WITVOET. Thornton, General, Boys Club l, 2, 3, Hall Guard 2, 3, Campus patrol 4, Captain 4-BERNARD WOOD. Posen, General, Quigley High-HARRY WOOD. Sunnycrest, Technical, Crane Tech, Bloom, and McKinley High-BARBARA WORK. Homewood, Business, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pierian Club board 3, 4, Vice-pres. 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Feature editor 4, Yearbook editor 4, Spanish Club sec'y 2, Girls Club council 3, Awards 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. DON WORMSER. Dixmoor, Technical-GERALD WOULFE. Harvey, Gen- eral-MITCHELL WROBEL. Harvey, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 2 -RUTH WURMNEST. Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, Z, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2- DONNA YOUNG. Dolton, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 1, Division chairman 3, T pins l, Z, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Faculty asst. 4- AGNES ZIMNY. Posen, Business, KIP forum 2, Twirling Corps 2, 3, 4, Girls Club, Division chairman l, Council 2, Marshal 3, Play publicity 4, Magazine drive 2, Swing Club 2, Cub reporter 3, Stand-up l, 2, 3, 4- IIMMY ZULFER. Markham, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Guard 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Frosh-soph baseball mgr. l, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 4-WILLIAM ZUZIAK. Dolton, Tech- nical, Projection squad l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming l, 2. 'u HI D QP K SENATE AND OFFICERS. Row l: Georgette Hartmann, 206, Mary Patterson, assistant secretary, Bernis Van Drunen, secretary, Ioe La Pointe, vice-president, Dennis Hill, president, Frank Stuart, second vice-president, Bob Helfrich, treasurer, lack Mason, assistant treasurer, Lynn McLaren, l3G. Row 2: Alice Wiley 142, Mary Stewart, 322, Gertrude Sarauskis, lll, Iean Simon, 308, lack Bennett, south cafe, Richard Wood, l2l. Row 3: Bobert Clark, ll3, Don Krabbe, 2ll, Wayne Ethridge, ll3, Iohn Nichols, 2ll, Iohn Klein, 304, Boger Van Dam, 203, Bichard Mocari, 2ll, Meryl Gowens, 328, Lynn Pivour, lOl, Don Goldsmith. Juniors Row 1: Donald Abbott, Mary Adams, Ronald Adams, lean Albers, Iustine Alf bert, Ronald Albrecht. Row 2: Nancy Alden, Marie Alfidi, Wayne Allen, Lois Altrinaer, Carl An- derson, Dawn Anderson. Row 3: Devon Anderson, LeRoy An- derson, Bichard Anderson, Shirley Andrews, Henry Anker, Patricia Annen. an f at Row 4: Ann Armstrong, David Arndt, Blkanah Asher, Terry Austqeri, Geral- dine Babcock, Patricia Bacon, Row 5: Patricia Baker, David Banks, lames Bannon, Beverly Barlow, Barbara Barnes, Iohn Bartlit. 'fl Row B: Leroy Bayer, Barbara Beal Carol Beals, Miriam Becker, Berwyn Bender, Robert Bendle 44 170 by Juniors Row I: Dorothy Bennett, lack Bennett, loan Benson, Iohn Ber, lean Bergman. Madeline Bernhard. Row 2: Mary Bessinger, Robert Bibbs, Rosemary Bieson, lohn Binette, Nyle Bischel, Earl Bishop. Row 3: Iames Black, Ioseph Blair, Kath- erine Block, Mary Blocker, Nancy Bodry, Phyllis Boersma, How 4: Betty Boettger, larnes Bogan, Pete Bollero, Barbara Boltze, Calvin Bon- nema, Ronald Bonse. Row 5: Howard Booth, Willard Booth, Paul Boothe, Marion Borrns, Marilyn Botma, Ioseph Boudreau. Row 6: Paul Bowdish, Margaret Bow- man, Edith Bracken, Albert Brandau, Imogene Bransuela, Darlene Braun. How 7: Brian Brechtel, Edward Brig- nardello, David Brim, Donna Brosseau, Io Ann Brown, Robert Brown. How 8: Gene Bruggeman, Valorae Brug- ger, Nola Bruggeman, Gilbert Bruns, Robert Buckner, Garry Bullard. Row 9: Ioan Bultema, Bill Burger, Thomas Burke, Wayne Bush, Lawrence Callharn, Richard Carlson. Row 10: Margarita Carreon, Robert Car- roll, lane Casano, Mary Casano, Bob Casper, Albert Chamberlain. Row ll: Ioseph Chisholm, David Chit- tenden, Marcia Churchill, Mary Chur- chill, Robert Clark, Delvin Clausori. Row 12: Lee Claustre, Iames Cleveland, Barbara Clift, Sandra Clyatt, Ianis Ccale, Kenneth Coburn. 44 D Juniors Row I: Delilah Cockrell, Betty Ann Col- lett, Paul Commerse, Daniel Conrad Alleen Cook, Ioseph Corsello. Row 2: Robert Corwin, Constance Couil- lard, Vivian Coulombe, Arthur Coxon Gail Crince, William Crowley. Row 3: Carole Cullins, Richard Cullom, Kenneth Cummings, Laurence Dagenais, Arthur Damiani, Robert Danish. Row 4: Patricia Day, Ieanne Delvlarche, Thea Deupree, Nancy DeVore, Alice DeVos, Iohn DeVos. Row 5: Anntonetta DeVries, lohn De- Young, loyce DeYoung, Louis DeYoung, Horace Diamond, Dorothy Diekman. Row 6: losephine Dileo, Margie Dill- man, Elizabeth Dillon, Carolyn Dohl, Evelyn Doll, Dolores Dolph. Row 7: Mercia Donovan, lean Duschen, Ernest Downey, Patricia Eaken, Richard Easter, William Edwards, Row 8: Phyllis Ehlert, Iames Eklund, Patricia Ellis, Shirley Embser, Carol Emery, Wayne Ethridge. Row 9: Audrey Evely, Arline Evers, Herbert Evert, lohn Ewing, Robert Fab- rie, Donald Feddersen. Row IU: Dorothy Feddersen, Betty Fer- guson, Bruce Ferguson, Iudy Fesler, Ruth Fetchko, Dan Fiala. How 11: Donna Fieffer, Ierry Fifer, Alice Fischer, Donald Fischer, Anita Flynn, Marlene Foster. Row 12: lames Fox, Richard Fowler, Robert Fransen, Nancy Franz, Dianne Frederick, Charles Freehauf. 1 Juniors Row l: Diane Friedman, Lois Frigo, Bet- ty Fritz, Wesley Froelich, Merle Funk, Fred Furth. Row 2: Iohn Gain, Leona Galica, loe Gallina, Donna Gardner, Dianne Gar- rett, Nila Gatewood. Row 3: Shirley Genovese, David Gil- man, Mary Gilmore, Alice Ginther, An- gela Gioconda, lack Glauner. Row 4: Patsy Gnaster, Shirley Goechritz, Gayle Goodin, lohn Goodman, Stillman Goodman, Carl Gorman. Row 5: Frank Gorski, Kenneth Gouwens, Meryl Gowens, lames Grabe, Donald Granath, Betty Grantham. Row G: Richard Gray, lohn Gress, Char- les Griffin, Gerald Griffith, Betty Groene- veld, Iohn Groeneveld. Row 7: Katherine Grugett, David Grum- mitt, Gloria Grybowski, Bruno Grzad- zinski, Patricia Grzadzinski, Richard Grzan. Row 8: Ioan Guilotte, Kay Guilotte, Elaine Haaclc, Donald Haderer, Thomas Hagan, Ioan Hames. Row 9: Marilyn Hamilton, Marjorie Ham- ner, Gene Hand, Charles Hanks, Ronald Hanschmann, Shirley Hansen. Row 10: Georgette Hartman, lames Hart- man, Gerald Hartman, Betty Harris, Dolores Harr, Billie Harding. Row ll: Marjorie Hartwell, Catherine Hastings, Ioan Hatley, Bruce Hauschild, Dorothy Hauter, Georgiann Havens. Row 12: Sylvia Haviland, Agnes Haw- rysio, Ioyce Hay, Shirley Hay, Leon Haynes, Ioann Healy. 44 174 PP Juniors Row 1: Calvin Heine, lael Heineman, Eleanor Heinzman, Bob Helfrich, Karen Hellstram, Ronald Helms. Row 2: Sylvia Helms, Harvey Hendere son, Levi Henderson, Dan Henry, Eddie Hubert, Iaseph Henslee. Row 3: Wilhelmina Hicks, William Hicks, Dennis Hill, Bill Hillemeyer, Charles Hillstram, Beverly Hinze. Row 4: Beverly Hiveley, Shirley Haelcf sema, Violet Hoekstra, Ioyce Hoff, Mary Hogan, William Hopman. Row 5: Arthur Harak, Ia Ann Houts, Tom Hungale, Paul Hunt, Sidney Hybert, Patricia Hylen, Row S: Grace lpema, Shirley lwinslci, Wayne Iackson, Robert Iacobs, Iames Bardwell, Ioan Ianicki. Row 7: Dorothy Ianlcowski, Phyllis Ian- kawski, Paul lansan, Esther lenter, Viola lersey, Mary lesk. Row 8: Albert lahnsan, lean lohnson, lerry Iahnsan, Keith Iahnsan, Ray lahn- son, Edward lohnstan. Row 9: Arlene lanes, Raymond lanes, Ierome Iorsch, Norman lunq, Patricia Kaczmarski, Esther Kaidy. Row 10: Pete Kaminski, Ted Kaminski, Marjorie Kasha, Emanuel Katten, Ken- neth Keiffer, Robert Kennedy. Row ll: Patricia Kerlchoven, Tam Ker- nagis, Phil Kimak, Donald Kingsland. Geraldine Kirkby, Earlene KitCl1e1'1- Row 12: lames Kleckner, Virginia Kleck- ner, Iohn Klein, Darathy Knowles, Fred- erick Kolodziej, Connie Koppers. Juniors Row l: Wayne Kortum, Harry Koustik, Therese Kowalik, Don Krabbe, Geral- dine Kramer, Clara Krause. Row 2: Emily Krautsak, lean Kruger, Helen Kubisak, Ioe Kuczkowski, Iohn Kuehnert, Ioyce Kunkel, How 3: Ronald Kyrouac, loanne Kysialc, Bob Ladwig, Betty Lallak, loseph La- Pointe, Charles Largent. Row 4: Palle Larsen, Betty Laster, Chrystine Latham, Iosephine Latowski, Darlene Lau, Lolita Lawrence. Row 5: loe Leff, Norma Leidinger, Ruby Leidinger, Edward Leinen, Billy Lemb- cke, Barbara Lenox Row S: Lawrence Leoni, lames Lewis, Lail Lewis, Ronald Lisburg, William Liv- ett, lane Livingston. Row 7: Iohn Lloyd, Carol Lockhart, Paul Logan, loe Logsden, Paul Lumbert, Nan- cy Lussenhop. Row 8: Richard Lybarger, Norris Lytle, lrlorm Maatxnan, Donald Macander, Rich- ard Macari, Florence Mack. Row 9: Walter Mack, Patricia Mahin, William Malone, Lawrence Marcheschi, Darlene Markee, Ioanne Marlatt. Row 10: George Marsh, lack Mason, George Maxwell, Walter McArtor, lean McDade, Walter McFarland, Row ll: Myra McGowan, Ethel McHen- ry, William Mcl-lenry, Virginia Mcln- tyre, Lynn McLaren, Richard McLaugh- lin. Row 12: Barbara McNair, Francis Mech, Funice Messerschmidt, LeRoy Messmak- er, David Meyer, Ianice Meyer, 44 175 D c1762 J u n I o r s Row l: Bette Milen, Bobetta Miller, Dale Miller, Patricia Milligan, Evelyn Mit- chell, Rowene Molbe ck. Row 2: Ianet Mong, LeRoy Montbriand, Dale Moody, Casmeria Moore, Richard Morgan, Charlotte Moss. Row 3: Lowell Moss, Marvin Mossell, Pat Mrzlack, Eugene Mulder, Shirley Mulder, Richard Murawski. Row 4: Walter Murphy, Arthur Myers, Ianet Myers, David Nank, Patricia Nat- arelli, Ianet Needles. Row 5: Monica Nees, Carlene Nelson, lack Nelson, Iean Nelson, Iune Newton, Iohn Nichols. Row 6: Dolores Nicholson, Everett Nich- olson, Naomi Nicholson, Henry Niemic, Evelyn Nolan, Pegqy Novell. Row 7: Walter Novak, Iohn Ohlendorf, Iohn O'Leary, Kevin O'l..eary, Raymond Olsen, Robert Olthoff. Row 8: Wayne Osborne, Iacob Oud- shoorn, Conrad Paarlberg, Susan Paarl- berg, Archie Packingham, Evelyn Pacy- ga. Row 9: ldalee Pagel, Harriette Palmer, Norman Palos, Ioyce Pals, Ierome Pan- ozza, Robert Parenti. Row 10: Pat Parks, Virginia Parmely, Geraldine Parsetich, Iohn Patronik, Mary Patterson, Melvin Patterson. Row 11: Bette Pattison, Eleanore Paul, Mary Pearson, Donald Pedigo, Marcia Peeples, David Pelley. Row 12: Leroy Perz, Phyllis Peters, War- ren Peters, Ralph Petit, Mary Pignatiel- lo Iulia Piotrowski. Juniors Row l: Myrna Pippin, Lynn Pivour, Merle Plagge, Richard Polizzi, Phillip Polizzotte, Peggy Porch. Row 2: Edwin Porter, Marlene Prazenka, Carolyn Ragusin, Mark Ramsay, Carol Rasmus, Marilyn Ray. Row 3: Bruce Rebernak, Robert Red- ding, Iohn Regan, Paul Rentner, Frank Rhein, Allan Rick. Row 4: Fred Rink, Geraldine Rinkema, Bill Roberts, Virginia Robinson, Byron Rodenburg, Donald Roelle. Row 5: Georgia Roney, Clinton Rose- bourgh, Zelethia Rosebough, LeRoy Ro- senberg, Ruth Ross, Donald Rossow, How S: Iacquelin Rouse, Louis Ruder, Eddie Ryan, Eugene Rzab, David Samu- lowitz, Richard Sanaghan. Row 7: Douglas Sanders, Gertrude Sa- rauskis, Iudy Schaefer, Lillian Schaefer, Charles Schara, Margaret Scharlau. Row 8: Walter Schindler, Carl Schling- er, Audrey Schmidt, Lorabel Schmidt, Ruth Schnering, Anita Scholz. Row 9: lames Schrader, Patricia Schultz, Barbara Schulz, Clarita Schwertfeger, Scott Seaton, Ioyce Sells. Row 10: William Serne, Chester Seruga, lune Setty, Donald Shaw, Ianice Shef- fer, lerome Shelby, How ll: Patricia Shialey, Floyd Shipe, Irene Shonts, loseph Shultz, Dick Shultz, Sandra Sirner. Row 12: Richard Simkins, lean Simon, Edward Simpson, lerry Slater, Phyllis Slowik, loe Smith. Q 178 rv Juniors Row 1: Ioyce Smith, Mary Smith, Verline Smith, Walter Smith, Wanda Smith, Gerrit Smits. Row 2: Claudene Snyder, Barbara Sopp, Ray Sorensen, Lynn Souerbry, Ben Spelde, Donna Spellman. Row 3: Diane Spelman, lean Sperry, Thomas Sponsler, Carole Stahr, Edmund Stanwich, Mary Stark. Row 4: Ioan Steege, Carol Steere, Mar- ian Stegbauer, George Stevens, Gerald Stewart, Mary Stewart. Row 5: Shirley Stewart, Beverly Stieg- man, Frank Stojak, Ervin Stoll, Marilyn Strange, Ieanette Stricker. Row 6:1-'rank Stuart, Harry Sumega, lohn Sunny, Albert Swanson, Barbara Swanson, Richard Swanson. Row 7: Norman Swenson, Walter Swets, Homer Sykes, Cora Sypult, Darlene Tammen, Charlotte Tanis. Row 8: Thomas Tanis, Iucly Tapper, Eve- lyn Taylor, Kenneth Taylor, Ioyce Teeter, Annabelle Thomas. Row 9: Betty Thomas, Donald Thomas, Ianece Tippy, Alice Tokarski, Iarnes Tompkins, Shirley Trenning, Row 10: Mildred Triebel, Robert Tri- umph, Alice Tromp, George Turngren, Iohn Unik, Arlene Ursitti. Row 11: Ioan Vachon, Roger Van Dam, Nelson VanDeursen, lames Van Dome melen, Bernis Van Drunen, Elmer Van Drunen. Row 12: Shirley Van Drunen, lohn Van Gennep, Ienny Van Ginder, Leonard Van Houten, Marlene Van Kley, lean Van Kovering, Iames Van Vuren. Juniors Row I: Charlene Vaughn, Muriel Vaughn, Virginia Vena, Russell Vernon Nancy Vink, Darlene Voelker. Row 2: Ioan Vollbrecht, Ianet Vollmer, Betty Vondracek, George Wagner, Iudith Wakefield, Leonard Walberg. Row 3: Iewel Walker, Ren Walstra, Bet- ty Walters, Dorothy Wandrey, Betty Ward, Iames Ward. Row 4: Iarnes Wargin, Harry Warnaar, Norma Warnaar, Phillip Warner, Walter Wasko, lulia Weber, Row 5: Bernard Webster, Kenneth Web- ster, Ioe Weis, Richard Weisbrodt, Carl Weiss, Margie Welch. Row 6: Kenneth Weltmeyer, lune Wendt, Elbert Wessmann, Richard White, Lucille Wiard, Raymond Wiers- INCL Row 7: Michael Widman, Alice Wiley, lean Wilke, Harman Wilkes, Era Wil- liains, Doris Williams. Row 8: Ioyce Williams, Larry Williams, David Willis, Florence Willson, Geral- dine Winnie, Betty Witherspoon. Row 9: Phyllis Wojtczak, Lynne Wolf, Nancy Wolf, Ronnie Wolf, Richard Y1Vood, Margaret Wozniak. Row 10: Hugh Wyatt, Thomas Yadron, 'Barbara Yapport, Ioanne Yepsen, Nellie Yonkman, Ioan Young. Row 11: Robert Young, Gladys Yuill, Edward Zack, Don Zahler, Walter Zap- chenk, Stanley Zelek. Row 12: Bob Zeilenga, Henry Zeven- house, Richard Ziegler, Anthony Zielin- ski, Flora Zinibrich, Iames Zirkle, Rich- ard Zuziak, Kl79H Q-we.-.,,,,,, ' - Sophomore Senate Row l: loan ljvans, afzzislont treasurer, loan Eurdelt, afsfielant secretary, Esther Wieael, secretary, Tozii Wallace, pri-sidonl, lohn Keranen, :second vicevpresideni, Mary Mech, G-6, Louise Senesac, 240 Row 2: Barbara lanrson, 230, lorry La Reau, 222, Tom Win::lon, 230, Helen Nielsen, 318, ludy Reinert, l27 Row 3: Marilynn Guillaume, l39, Suzannr- Cfoutclue, 321, David Blank, 240, lack Spuck, GYGQ, Dale Adlf'-r, 230, Roy Frank, 230, Gilbert Vandorfza, 2234 Freshman Senate Row 1: loyof Vandr-rae, WB, loan laruan, l37, liuih Sinilii, l31, Mary Bardwick, 2l4, lane Gcuwfa-n:-2, l45, Row 2: Louis Orlyl l40, leanno Musler, l38, Pal Sleinko, 22613, Marilyn Buller, 207, Nancy Thorr.a:1, Sll, Ruby Boyolte, facully cafe, Gerald Iohnson, north cole, Calvin Hicks, 2l8. Rcw 3: George Havenf, 229, Hugh Wolff, 327g David Benson, 320, Henry Michalski, 224, Mike Rullolo, l2l, Anthony De Groot, 208, lonn Diamond, 134, George Gallati, 307, Al Lowery, 202, Cliarleu Friday, l43 Sophomores MRS. BENSON PERIOD 5 Row I: 111111-1 1111111-11:1 1-12:11 L111111s P111sy 51'11o111-1 11111111111 A11110:s1111 15111111 M1111 1'1111 S11::1111 11--1-R1' M11111','11 11'-10111--1 1501'- 11111y W1-1s11 111111111111111 53111011 Row 2: N1111Cy 5111111 11111511 111511111-Co 10cm 11111'k, G1-11:111.1 111511111 V111111 Slffwmt, V11- 111111111O111111111 '11'11111Sg11-111113 M1111Jc11c1 1.-111111111, 11111111111 5111511 11-111v 11111111111o11d Row 3: 111:G1-111- 111110c1111 1711111 11111111111 G1-1111111111-as 113111111 i1111do1::r111 131111111111 111151111 1111111 1 n111b11f111: 11111'101 S111111s, 1111111 K1111111111 1111111111111 11111111 M111'111a B011- 1111111 Row 4: 1111111-11 111-111111111 11111' 111rl11e111, B011 11111111s 1111111111 111111111111 1711111 V1111f111, 1IIII 111111115 1.111118 111-111111112 1111v111 131111111 W11- 1111111 10111-x GN11111 1Y41'1 MISS COVEY PERIOD 5 Row I: V111e1'1'- 1111111119 11o::111nn1y Mose- q1111111, 1111111' Krnntg, 5111111111 N1-lson, San! 11111 C11111s, M11111y11 Y011111J, M11111111111 011011111-11 Row 2: I,11wc1111 W1o1111-wsk1, 101111 1le1 N-11110, A1111111111 119111111 K11111e1'1n1- Nestor, Annu M09 A11k1-', L1-01111 L1JB11ddc1, Ii1GII ltE M1l1111 Row 3: 11111 UI'IW11Ut?k S11-11111 BCI1'I111GI'CI1, 11111',' C111-y 1101111111 AIIISIOII, 1111111-11v Lcd- 1s111s, 1111110 Sci1cr11, 1711101 Snow, 11511: 11-:ak Row 4: f'1:111111s 1411111511 Hobext Clement, 11111 111'1s1w1Qk 11111 1.111111 1III1f7Ii1Ik W11- 1111111 MCG111 Gerald Sm1111 11011911 G1bSOH. MISS CRITES PERIOD I Row I: 101,113 N1c1:o1.1 A1v111n11 Wooden, 171111111151 Vnllcrw' 111111: Carlson, 1er1r1 fiIOWdt'I A1111e11e 21111111 f:fl1'O1 Moore, K111111y11 S11-v111k Row 2: 111-my I1O,1Sz', A11-x M11'ond1, C11c11'11-s SIQ111, GIC1111 K11::11111sk1, 11-c11111et1e 1v1c11110, 1711101 1111V111-s M41I1l:NS Oostmun, VIVIGI1 '1'c,1r1111hc11e- How 3: W111111111 1'11ck:: W1111r1m CTIIIISITIGTI, 1111111-s 1111s111111s 111c1111111 Steele, A1 C11o11- wk, B111 11-11111111-rs, Put Buck Iock H011- w111'1111-1. How 4: Ivssm 1'111,t11-' 11111 Lc111111+-ck, Hqn- 11l1'1 V011 Dyck, 1011I1 SC1I1I1.f Gcrczld 1,11- 111111, C11G1'It?S '1'11111qr1111 L1Jr1y Fenster' 11111kc1, G0711111 1111yQ-1 11111111 Brown MISS CRITES PERIOD 4 Row 1: 11-55111 151 11t:1q111 11111111111 G0od111r111, S11.'11111114 Co111r1111f 1111s111111 G1ow111sk1, N1111cy1f1111- N1v:11111'1'1111s 1+-11 1111145911 IV1111'11yn P11111 Row 2: 1111141-11111'y 11111111011 1111111 M11r111y, 1111111 K111111'x' 1':1111c1:s B1-111sC11e1C FSIIIPI' VV11m11-1 1 11111w11 F1I1II1 ,', I'C111y Franks, M111y WQ11111111 1Ox'c11 111111101 Row 3: 1711t:1c111 K11111111111' M11111'-1011 Stvw- -111 Snllv QIS1111 1010- 1v11C11111-1, S1111111v S11-1111, 1V111'v Iv111'11 1111131 M12'.'e1 A111111'fy 1111111-1, 171111 A11111-:S1111 Row 4: Guru V1111111111 'f?:11'111,s 11111s Won- 111'11 111111 111151: 1111111111111 11111 01111, 101111 A111111111111 f'1.11111-s 11o:111--1 11111111 1'1Q11Jv1':1k1, 111111111111 3111.11-1 1..f11111f 'V 1'11:1111w.J I I I ,r 182 'E Q Sophomores MISS CRITES PERIOD 8 Row I: Clara Brandon, Plxvllrs Klwckrrvr Barbara Gall, Anrla llrlvr-nrna, l7ororl , Harrrf Llarne Woll, lwrlor-fs Hoop, Fwrtz Havesloor Row 2: llcrberrr Nrf-lawn fflrarlus Pr-Hr1ol.n Bernard Barke, Annerio Maxwell, Marlwr.: Snvder, Mazaarfrl Zarrrlrrr, Mary l'Irx3'r1', Br-try Smrllq Row 3: Marvrn Vande: Gressgcn, losoyr, flue- lor- Mrlranla, Frflnl linvrtbarllr, Arrna.: MCCOV, Cecrl Brrrko, llonald Brrltalocc- Har' lakubcxak, Plrrl Alhrfzclrl Row 4: Georae Kavrs, CllOllf'S Srrrndlr' Don Pe-tus, Roy Frank Frank Tornabs-ne' Donald Belmore, Hcryrnonrl Frank, Arllrru Short lxonald Hanes MISS HENDERSON PERIOD 3 Row 1: Nancv Gelrler, lflnnv Perry, Bra Irrce Waterlrorrsr-, Clara Wersae-rbf-r, Slr-rrla Mathews, Sltirlr-V Merlnr-r, Ramona Cal lrorrn, Ladulle Coyner. Row 2: Ronald Kawanna, Gordon Boslm- Gorald Krrrf-apr, Delwrn Harrold, lov Gal lrna, Krhnrrrrllr Panozfo Melvrn Abbott, Honnre- Paclcrnalrcrm, Albert Voalvr How 3: Flrchard Iohnsan, Allrod Maenck Howard Tataonlrorst, losorrlr Krvaowskr, Herbre lackson, Donald Rrflrards, Iolrrr Hrlakpzs, lack Kalman, Furl Baker. Row 4: Marlrn Botlrwf-ll, lames Wlvlr-, Harrv Krrl, Wrlliam Krnasmrll, Clrarlfr Smr1h Frank Srraqnola, Clarvncr- Hvripll Ron Voellkc-r', Clrarlffs l7eVrrns, Honald' Websrsrr MRS. FESLER PERIOD 7 Row I: Madelrno Zrrller Marlvn Lelrnon, Eeftrv Osborn, Iflcrrne Frslr, Wrlnra Ronlne-', lox11ScrSs, Mcrtlrrr Lawronc--, Slrwrrnan Can' Trp Row 2: Brllv Marlow, Lesh-r' Rockrolxr lames Cottrell, Clvdv Tlalrncke, Llovri Davrs, lohn Us-Vrres, llrraenfr Lewandowskr Davrd Swrne-lrarl Row 3: Danrel lones, lidwarrl Mcfflrrrslian Crrrtrs Wlrrllf-d, Gvozafl Sorenson, Lflonara Df1Boer Norman Lelrnrrs Allon Sclnrllr Anllronx' Llorens, loo Mr-lrorczyk. Row 4: Ronald Parenr, Hoberl lackson Homan Mrrdrvk, Martrn Mortensen, Furl Mernlz, Brll llllloit, Hrcrrard Macandvr, Hrll Karrsal lcsf Me-zrrll MH. NATTSRS PERIOD I Row 1: Flfanor Cyril-ss Rosh- Wofrrlali, l-lrfrrrllc De-war, Norrna Srnrllr Nancy Home Roberta S111-r Arlrlne Mcffraclcfln, loan La He-an Anna Abbott Row 2: Sharon Waller, Uoloros Hwyrrolflr' Slrrrley Vrrclrlrorn, lfloswrnarrv lwavrs, Prior Flynn, Clrarles Kryaowslcr, lorry Frlziar-ralcl Loretta Kava, Marlc-nw Hr-nnol 1 Row 3: Mrllard Parrnle'-y, Mervdrtlr Mal- clrow, Edward Brown lfrzarrno llrrrlm Hiclrard Van Horn, How' Mrrv-llf-r, Franlclrrr Perlrce, Hoy Georao, Anllrony Crrrkovrcrr Row 4: Marlrn Lynclr, Wrllrrrrrr Van Wrffnr n Robert lWe1Vr'r+2s, Fred fforrvf-ry, llrxrolfr Oppf,-nlrrrrs Dean Colton, llonald Var: Deraa Vrncfnl Slrarrlcawskr l-lrclrard Al bert Chatle-F Carv-'Allr Sophomores MR. NATTSAS PERIOD 6 Row I: ll-rrrrrfu flcwlrtrrwrr llc-tix' Waang' SlrrrlrrvCa1r1 lIrrrrrrrn- lwlrrllrrrs loycw IRC' now Mary Novolrry Smal: Paulson Row 2: lfulr-l lklfzarxa C-rrlrrair Bakke- Ilonrrrr-I.avrarr1r lacqrrrlrnr- Broom Mazx' Dorrrlrockur, llrrxra llnl Sa:alr Strlwara foan IN-ckvr Row 3: Uonalrl Max llrlwarcl Nyarcn Ball Sharp Horrala Urraf-r Victor Radar' Ca:- olyn Wrllrs lxolorr-s Boclcelrnan, May 'llrzrrrvr Row 4: lxav. ll-vtzzon llarolcl llawlcrns Lfrsle-r' Lana'-, Cwalrl llalclu-r, Grfrrrr Hook Irrn Mr'Glrw- Paul Slals-r, l'dwa:d Kocltlf-: 'ororrre Srarrctrlz MR. NATTSAS PERIOD 7 Row I: loan lfvans, Pollv Lrrlrlerl, BFXISV Kerllr, Arle-no Swvls loan Hrrrdvlt, Connrv lla!-r, Betsy Voss. Slrrrlf-y Slrrrrv Row 2: Pororlry I'-rrlmwrvc, Belfry Bacon, Gr-raldrno 'I'lrurrnan Leannm- Lowry, Slrrr lay Wrlko, loycf- MralIoCJ. Drane Smith, Iam-l Sclrrnrrcl, Arlvrrc Passat How 3: llarrald Ward, Hoavr Prercv, Drane- Laue, loan Hoaawrnan, Barbara L1-P, loan Pvlloarrnr, Ioycv Kantrlvr, Dorollry Iioclwr, Slrrrlcv Merrrclc Row 4: Conrad Clrrrsrranson, lack Pearson, Anllronv Avollano, 'l'orn Wallace, Clrarlz-s Str-rrlu-ra, lwrarrlc Krorrrvr, 'llrornasz Wmslon, Prll Hrorralrlon Lys Wnll MISS PARENTI PERIOD 3 Row I: Tlrerlsa llub:-1 Plane PM-llrall, Lavernv lllsbrrrv, lackru Gross, Francrnr- Ifrrl, IW-lares Gersclr Alice Kornalfrl, Pr-GGY Lallen Row 2: Wrllrarn Aldrrclae, Hobwrl Sir-vc-ns, Donna Lolrrbarlr, loycr- Drew, Slrrrlvv Ilodqv, Nellremav lfrssrle, Slrarlf,-ne Barnes, Parrrcra Krrcziark How 3: Iames lolrnson, lame-S Kresl, Frf-d Stoabarrvr, Kvrtl: 'l'lrornpson, Berrv llrlr- vrrdae, MQ-rorlrtlr Uovrrre-, lune Kcrtfrlboerer, Pal Fallon, lrrrlv llowr-ll, Pallv If-ssee Row 4: llarrv Scott Dale- Parker, Bob Wlrrtr-, Larrv Gralzazn Ilalv Gardrru-r, Halplr Greonman, Poualas VVs'ave-r, lolrn Krrlrarr, Wrllrarn Lrslon lxon lWeY01:na MISS PARENTI PERIOD 4 Row I: Harzrvl S kararlwlc Graco Woilano wrcri, Brrlry Lux-lrzs lack We-sl, Larry flaar rr, Blayrr l'I:zalrg-5, Gvralrl Wrlck Row 2: loannrf ZnlroTnv lerrro Gallaalrvr, Gm-rurvrr'x'n' Sclrrarn, liosornarv Pavmasnlor, Slrrrlov Hrrss, Marv Sr-oonvr, lane Hanvlall Row 3: llolr Slrlh-' Larrv Ulrnf-nslrrw lla- nron Llarf-ns, 'lTrrrx Lowrs, Hvnry Brech- slorrr laflc lam:-::, Lwslrv Cooper, Allan Wvsllwool: Row 4: llarrv Ilvlrrnarr Brll lIavrS l'Ior1alrl 'l':aanrl: lrrn lifwr l'r.ae:nr-1 Gfrrrovefw Trcli Ilrvlerclxr Wrllrlwrrr Vallow, Arclrrvf Marla r we - I, R! FJ l M ef. M , A Q Q 8.1 'r ix N. Q 183 nv 4, J, ,A in Q' I , eg W v - Fx Q you-1 v r Q 184 by Sophomores MISS PEIRCE PERIOD 2 Row l: Arlene Klebau, Iune Kostez, Vit' qinta Lee, Delores Fritz, Harriet Hrllyer Rita Barr, Sue Crowley, Laura Portt, Fleanor Heron, Row 2: Charlene Wrlhort, Charlene Mor- ton, Marie Hill, Ieanne Sykes, Virginia Tanis, Flleanor Whtttord, Sue Stewart, Phyllis Bearnish, lulic- Bower Row 3: Alma Powers, Barbara Schrank Evelyn lones, Hose Nardi, Donna Ortates, Sally McBa1n, Shirley Barke, Phyllis Frevse, Marion Ek, Yvonne Narkus Row 4: Lewis Smith, Gerald lohnsori, Bob Meyer, lohn Murphy, Plllllp Palmer, Henry Ueinema, George Freese, Marte lfsker Sandra lone-s MISS PEIRCE PERIOD 8 Row I: lanet Miller, Ianis Barnett, Herma Cook, Kay Delbridqe, Mary Sarna, Arlene Iohnsen, Karen Tippy, Donna Schwartz- kopf, Marv Altrer. Row 2: Louise Senesac, Svea Blomquist, Doris Iohnson, Betty Robinson, Ruth Bret- veld, Harlene Griasby, Barbara Ward, Ianet Burden, Barbara Heed Row 3: Herbert Greiner, Iames Broderick, Ierry La Reau, Alan Rerd, Bob I-Iolzbach, Carol Mcllwaine, Carolyn Charleston, Claudia Boland, Coby Spelde. How 4: Robert Gale, Iohn Donaldson, Rich- ard Ulinski, Robert Snarks, Gordon Snyder, Iim Boer, Warren Wognum, Modris Avo tins, Edward Brink, Dick Sublette MR. PERNECKY PERIOD I How I: Ianet Pmmck, Pat Payne, Char- maine Iedhcka, Minnie Dunn, Bernadrne Hill, Florence Pattenaude, Cecilia Grusz' czyk. Row 2: loe Haslk, Arlene Walker, Barbara Anderson, Beverly Bvenis, Catherine Hayes, Madeline Maslanka, Bettie Steveson How 3: Nick Wiarda, Bill Burton, Ierry De Wolf, Allen Peerbolte, Bill Younq, IIITIITIY Roxworthy, Baymond Mikrut, Franklin Iensen. Row 4: Kenny Stowe, Bill Haines, Hob-A-rt Meyer, Donald Twardowski, Chuck Ludf wig, Boyd Williams, Edward Pacyaa Martin Molnar MR. PERNECKY PERIOD 2 How I: Alice Brown, Doris Omick, Shirl-ev Byrom, Ioanne Baumqartner, llomay Hal ford, Claudia Boyle, Ruth Kleintelder Row 2: Bc:-ttv Chlebda, Clara Coqswell, Barbara Reed, Pat Gill, Theodora Armatas, Thelma Shomo, Arlene Cameron How 3: Iames Lytle, lim Fremder, Harold Bettle, lack Keenan, Ann Green, Iovce Boudreau, Dorelle Hilts, Fileen Chrisman How 4: Iohn Phillips, Iim Hoberts, Dalt- Bruegrnann, Bobert Brasstield, Carl Nolte Enos Schell, Vic Stateler, lim Gallagher 'Sophomores MR. PERNECKY PERIOD 3 Row 1: S111:.- x 1'C l:1 1.011-tt: Stiuzon, Ierin ffompt-1' 1v'111 - Sk1o1m:: S111:11w' Stmmons, 1'1o1111o1 1'.1s:X1:1w:' 111.111 111GI1C11 Row 2: Lots S11: 111 11-11 VV,-so1ows11:,1l11e1-11 f'Tq1no1'on, 1105:-11m'y PL-dtqo 1W1onnc Wo' 11111111111 1.1'1Vv11111 l'I11J11::O11 Row 3: '1'1:- 11:11 1u.1n1k Rotty S1't11nGste+en, 11011 191-11111. lIG1V!11 14o1111o11m, 101111-5 Sm1t11, N1111111-s' 1'11 1:aq1a Dale- 11111131-1 111,1wu1'd 1111111121 Row 4: 11.1111 Adn' Robert 13onnw1n:1 Don Hotinssh P11111 VC-:Its 111011111111 A'n::ton, Kon 11'-111 S11vvm1 M1-11' II M11'.wz 11111 Lu'f:o::1s-l MISS POOLE PERIOD 2 Row I: Mozv A1111 1'1eBof-1, 1111t11 l'1H1sc11e1, .S111111-V 1011115071 Gov V1-1111, 1OSf4U1'l1I1F' Le11t11e1', Fnrburo Wdonor, 1oa1111e S1n1111, fjn'C110 Sccvh'-3' Row Z: F111-stu Carbon, Mow G1e111ck1, 1lvelyn F1s11 A1111'ne Isfnsvn, 11e11-n G11 111-tt, S11111-x P!11S1'e-fr' 11t11e1Hc11wss Bev- u:'1w' Gn1'11e1 Row 3: 11011110 111.55011 Dorothv Strumbs, Lolo Howf Fottv Stutlord, B111 Ne-111'1nq, 11.11111-fx Zyw Pot Goddard, So11v Worley Row 4: C'1:n111-5 FVICYS, Ioe Sqrony, Art Koltns, 14011110111 St:os1nsk1, 1301111111 Brown, Io11n S111111-uc 111-rett W1111n1-1, 1111111 Mc- 11w11111c 111114: 141-11::o11 MISS POOLE PERIOD 7 Row 1: Azlmnf- Laznbvrt Htldrvd Stonqtnsl IoAnn Su1+sk1 IC1r11c-- Cf11111r-, IIVE?1Y1L Govst-1, IUCIYIYIIDC I-OFIIH, Bctrbarfz Boyd Row 2: Iose pi: fqctnnr-11v, G1or1c1 Sc11m1dt, B'-ttv PGLl1LILlS1C1 Mow I'1L1!H11IOI'l, So1'111ec11 Arwlr-1'so11, 1n111G1o PISCO, Nom A1d11C1qe, S111111111 W11S0!I 1CAnno M1klr1s Row 3: 11oy111C11d M9de1 11111 P111111ps, Dovv Clotk 11161111111 1'rn1c11ey, H1c111rd Bmqqw- 11117111 A1t11'1,: K1-1.::t1k 11101111111 Kam, B111 Ittdy, 1.1lC1? YI1m:1o:1t011 Row 4: Lnztx' 11011-1 13011 V111111ff:vvf1l1 Hoy 111-Groot, 11011 Potrwooti 11n1uf-1t Klem Rav G'q1111111 11.1112 X'1111F111two'13 V'11tJ1'11-4 P11111-tt, Bob 1'31sc11c1t' MISS POOLE PERIOD 8 Row I: 1.n,.'n A111111-15511 1a::::1c Bonnet, Gu1'o1111m- 11vtv:sc111 S11111vy VUJ1111-:us 11111--st111-' 1411141111: Mqitto Scott Row 2: 11-1111111111: 1X'11Dc11k0wsk1 Htnttw 11611 bert, S11111f 1' Mm: 5 S11VI11 Ulloa 1105111111 1WvL.1bv1to Sw-:lat 11'1xqJw: 101111111 P11211 rtck Row 3: 1.11:-.11 f'.111w111 Wl111.1I!1 11IV1S, Hmafz Sw1111:w11 11161111-1 Larson Hoy P1e1c-9, 1i111vf- L'-11'11 1'.11'-' 1111v11uv1- Row 4: 11r'1' 1'0tto1 1.1-:Oy St'-71011 15011 P1-tr,-:ez 1111r1:M1.11'i Nn1111.111 'n's1 IOBCI1 Swu1tto1.1 141:17 .'1'1w-Jtw F'--11 11111111- Qt, 9 Q Q4 41 185 by ,. L 'w 'N r Q Q59 C4 185 D7 Sophomores MISS RAGLIN PERIOD 3 Row l: Dorothy Morley, Nancy Nvwrnann, Marge Mo:ton, Vrvran Anderson, Gecraran Voss, Patricia Klein, Lore-tta Uavrs, Gaim: Callas, Alice Wayrir-r Row 2: Pat Mcl-lenrv, Ken Vrshe-lc Frrd Rudow, Bill Tsatsos, Avlef,-rr Ward, Nanftte lessen, ltorothv Matthews, Ioan Pr-arson, Nina Stanaer, Myra Scribner Row 3: Sam Castro Hoy Lave, lohrr Kw- anen, James Campbell, Arthur' Lapornte, Leslie Low, llerbert Wilson, Hrchard hauh, Marilyn laclcson, Patricia Statt. Row 4: Wayne Hotherrnel, lloward Fe Youna, lack Keth, Ronald Stack, Tlcncra' Martin, Larry Stoudt, Richard Mille: lack Struck, loseph Asher MISS RUSSELL PERIOD 4 Row l: loyce Mauratrc Frances lohnscn, Mary Hcbbrs, Ioyce Doherty, lo Anne Covert, Geraldine Srmulcrk, Kay Hans- chrlcl, Myrna Hendry Row 2: Nicholas Wyma, Dan Eaaan, lan Wise, Ted Thompson, Dolores Trinrrrrra, Marlene Fraser, Don Schoelrna. Row 3: Douglas Gertnaer, Gerald Gray Lawrence Hau, Glen Tucker, Edwin Wesse man, lames Pattison, Edwin Havard Row 4: Euaene llmland, Gerald Varrl George Ramsay, Hobert Browne, David Hunter Dave Wrthaar, Ronald Thrun, Robb Roberts MISS RUSSELL PERIOD 5 Row 1: lean Maslanka, Phyllis Smith Lois Flton, loycv Trenary, loan Belz, Mar- auerrte Casper, Rosie Carter, Queen Anne- Walker Row 2: lames Day, Neil Ryskamp, Charles Allen, loyce Thompson, Lucille O'Connor, Wilma Srpe, Sylvia Schua, Beverly Howe, lean Prince, Row 3: Georae Ewan, Lverette Fish, Don- ald Compagnonr, Hoaer Wrrqht, lerry Le Blanc, Gordon Andrews, Tom Pitts, Tere rence Fox, Richard Huday Row 4: Tack Lenox, Wrllram Haddon, lose! Froula, Donald Swart, Calvin Davis, Fred Baron, Vlfrllram Van Kaneaan, Roae: Wex- elbera Edward Barta, Tim lohnson MISS RUSSELL PERIOD 6 Row l: lane Bremer, Opal Oehler, Lodrse- Plum, Betty Pickett, Virginia Iones, Mar- aaret Corbett, Verlee Russell. Row 2: Carol Koch, Valerie Berqold, Mar- gie Beitenhausen, Helen Rosstna, Donna Davis, Mary Robatto, Vida Koch, Ecnnre Lazrderback. Row 3: Alice Yiealer, Alice llodae lean Benson, lean Grerde, Sue Sublette, lackrfr Roche, Flame Fieldhouse, Sheila Salmon- son, Donna Lybaraer Row 4: ludv Relnert Carl Steiner, Gilbert Vanaeraa, Richard Froebel, Dave Parkin- son Ftonald Fulton, Hrchcrrd Burton, Lrrrcza Wrrrcr Llarne We-oener Freshmen MRS. BENSON PERIOD 2 How 1: Nancy Garner, Barbara llinkey, Sarah Clifford, Ann Holtgren, Iean Troller, loan Dertnq, lane Gouwens. Row 2: Patricia Sternko, Barbara Kreps, Carolyn Lona, Nanette Anlcarlo, Marilyn Butler, Florence Carothers, Ruthmary llrlle, Donna Curtiss. How 3: Robert lteikema, Melvin Mahler, Richard Kloskowslci, Bob Bernard, Charles Prrrtdy, Gordon Rehberg, Torn Davis, Tere rence Gallagher. Row 4: Bob Bera, Norman Brown Roaer Albers, Robert DeGratt, Morris Kosters, floualas Johnson, Roy Tritsch, Richard Brrdzvck MRS. BENSON PERIOD 6 Row l: Carol Fadke, Alice Bielleldt, Nancy Kasten, Lots Keetley, Carol Brand, Lola Swansey, Carol Klenk. , How 2: Norma Kennett, Iudith Walter, Bar- bara Reed, loan Quackenbush, Marlene Lanaer, Dawn Brower, Dorothy Matusze- wich, Ellen Fulsang. How 3: Dennis Cullrnane, Anthony Mili- anta, Stanley Woicik, Ronald Ekstrom, Robert Campbell, Norma Swingler, Flor- ence Wormser, Margaret Gaich. How 4: Robert Latte, Thomas Taylor, Charles Davidson, Iohn Allison, Harold Altrens, Thomas Mailloux, Noel Orcholski, Tohn McCasltn, Robert Ritchie. MISS COVEY PERIOD 3 How l: lerry Frielinq, Fannie Owens, Vir- Qrnra Stooksburv, Doris Barton, Geraldine Smith, loyce Hill, Barbara Boothe. Row 2: Louise Dorsey, Marilyn Defrank, Jeannette Larsen, Nancy Chisser, Donna Deadmore, Beverly Laube, Shirley Groene- veld, Delores Neal, Row 3: Betty Holden, Carole Eagan, Donna Baker, Barbara Godman, Ruth Drechsel, Shirley Iohnson, Arlene Maurer, Jeanette Nowakowslca. Row 4: Lee Carlton, Ken Gebert, Roy Murtensen, Richard Toole, Glen Wrllinct. Walter Rybicki, Carl Van Kane-gan, Wil- liam McNeels, Frank Arndt. MISS COVEY PERIOD 6 Bow l: Michelyn Thompson, Shirley Baum- aartner, 'Edna Sparqer, loan Bradtord, Marte Rerland, Doris Mulder, Gladys Reeves How 2: lose-ph llasier Robert Fleming, Charles Brennf r, Donna Drase, Nancy Frachev, Barbara Mikenas, luanita Hoover, Drone Whitman Row 3: Richard McArtor, Thomas Schmidt, Gene Retzlatl, Walter Prlcorz, lohn Shap- kauskr, Ossie Taylor, Ianet Bridaes. Row 4: Frank Benscoter, Charles Hanna, Luce-me Bah, Leonard Carter, Gilbert Mc-o:e, Chuck Buchaus, Walter Herrmann. V I . t P! l I I. 1 , iv .il , 5.15 V 'G xx , y CC D7 A I r...'!I I 44 188 yu Freshmen MISS CHITES PERIOD Z Row I: Nancy O'Brrr-rr, Rarbara K--.irratr Nancy Stamp--1 Pat Burton, Carol lrlanvrn Marylvnn St Arrbrn, llrta Walwnrja Rrrr bara Zarrcvk, Row 2: Marrlyn lohrrsorr, Carolyn Emir- loyce Albrreclrt Barbara Rrdder, loan Vfxrr Derlllret Nancy Goley, Ianrft llerrarrfrr Donna llamyston Row 3: Ruby Noblrfs, Patrrcra Crarq lwxrr Mrtchell, Nancy Vfrna, lndrtlr Portnlkr Rarbara Gay, Sylvra Ctrl:-brckr, fofrrzrzr- Walczak, Nancy Lerclr How 4: Iacqrwlrne Conner, Anton'-ttv Rel rnontr, Lynn Mendenhall, Irm Zerse, Gustav Hoyer, Rrchard StIlCS,AIIlIt1I' Faber Mr':P rrvl Snrutka, 'l'orn Vanltornrnelen MISS CRITES PERIOD 5 How 1: Sylvra Denham, Audrey Gross, Ann Swenson, Ianet Greta, Arlene Sun dera, Carol Stanwrck, Phyllrs Hansen loan Erx How 2: Vrctor Srmonsen, Dolores Black Lenore Chaney, Shirley Peterson, Barbara ierer, Emrly Hand, Carol Larson, Ioy Lam ert. Row 3: Dan Grll, Rob Lerb, Fred Marsclr ner, Kenny Brugqernan, Iohn Schrnrdt, Marv Bardwrck, Susan Morse, Srrnanrrr- Brrkhead Row 4: Bill Bordeaux, Clarence Brorrwerpa Irmmy Heltron, Davrd Dalenberq, Brll Lyorr, lon Valbert, Al Lowery, Wrllram Baron MRS. FESLER PERIOD 8 How I: lulra Mrskowrcz, Peqqy Coxon Anna Mae Zrmdars, Margaret Kern, Helen Smrdt, Alrce Cf-ntnrs, Barbara Bencirke X Row 2: Leatrrce Dunn, Octavra Pr-ary, Ruth Eustrs, Toni Crenkus, lanrce Larsen, l Barbara Kortae, Carol lnsalaco, Barbara ' Boland. Row 3: Kathleen Schlrnger, Ierornv Vegrqt Raymond Krna, Richard Schaefer, Brut Van Drunen, Ronald Lyons, Robert Pu nam, Iohn Carraro. Row 4: Larry Wrlck, Vrrarl Bode Prnt Peter Greco, lerry Barrahrnan lolrrr, . . , Robert Neath, Davrd Benson York, fllrrl MISS HENDERSON PERIOD 6 Row I: Carol Krckert, Lorrarne Port-I Irrdy Caress, Patrrcra Dztronnrk, Betty 'l'rre,:wrr bera, Charlotte Iohnson, Botty Chrrstrurr Nancy Haskrns. Row 2: Betty Kern, Patrrcra Patrykrrs far r rol Sprrnasteen, Laverne Vanderwall, Mm tha Derrrntzz, Ifllen Smrtlr, Betty Worr-s, Pearlene Neal. How 3: Leonard Stem-, Lorns Ortyl, rum Dal Santo, Gvoraea Parlwr, 'lhornas Porn Catherrnc- Walenqa, Andrey Krrorzrrnrrk Margaret Swanson, GG1l Sclrwartnkort Row 4: Robert Flores, Charles lfrnerrftk Howard Prfprn, Larry Harrrs, tfdvlre Kwrrr Drck Booths-, Larry Dndek, Bully IN'-Vfrlrtrrr Franklrn Bernardr Freshmen MISS HENDERSON PERIOD 1 Row I: La .ra lallxzw llwllx' Krani 'l'ln'rf:2f Paalz Vrml Kowttrawr, Gall Mclxvrrnoil, Flguloy Lalzalzlxn Glorm Karnplrenkol, flow 2: f'a'ol Mmm-: Vlrfabolrr Sclrarlat favor Wrllnexsgann larna lloznr-' Hun lnultvllll Marv 'lxwglwwrcpi Myrllf- Grlbvrl, Lowarrrv lllSllOI' Row 3: Slznlox' llall l'-,lwazll Wrlllqnollo, Slanlov Slosvk llonalll Pollor, llowarcl IllllOIIlGf3 Lworrnul Elalloy, llobvrl Polzraclc., llawlll l af1-l, Row 4: llavnl lln'kl-lrnan, Pfran Hole, Lorne: Prrnlw-:lon llonald Pass, lack Moon- lWax':olH1clcl'-x', llonrv Garnoy, Iarnes Lloyd, l'x'lr1 Pwloxl MR. NATTSAS PERIOD 4 Row I: Carolrno Sclxvvartxkopl, Carols- Mc' Lollon Mary Malavrs, Androy Slxarnon, Anrlrvy Iolunson, Vrralnla Svczieparrlcn--w1c1', Ylalnv Brown, lp-anno Bransuf-la How 2: lfnaonc- Kryaowskr, Bully UoVr1v'S, Hob Lxvosay, Don-1lol llulsev, Belly Cock- rvll, loan Kololay, Anxflra l'Iaybnrn, Ioyco Mavland Row 3: Alvxn Wxllrarns, Georoe Lldolle, Wrllxam Anker, llonalol Dohnerl, Harry Hobbs, Iam:-s Porlwoorl, Ronald Nolan, larnvs Slwrrnan, Thomas Tobler, Row 4: Wrllram Bndlovv, Horace Hockvll, Vlrtor llallrqah-, Hobvrl Bacon, Ilarolfl Vlnlis, llonalas Aldndae, Charles Buck- rnan lolxn Pmlcnl Frank Pexqnss MR. NATTSAS PERIOD 5 Row I: Frances Cnolowlnskl, Ellen Al- brorln, Carol Nelson, Linda Norlord, Leonard V1-ldlnnzon, loyce Button, Lncxlle- IN-as-nlxart, Wxlbe-lla Slrassenbera, Io Ann Prallze-r Row 2: loycl- Vande:-ran, loyce Marlowe, lla-lla Aldon, Katlrcrlne Bodff, Barbara Fmrbaxrn, La Verne Wvolarz, lflnzabellr Kalkbrn-nnor, Both Davrs, Marrlyn Naylor Row 3: Iovllen Inllorcls, Carolyn Moore, Poooy Grlclrrrst, Robert Osborn, Mlchaol Tye-lla, Harrv Vvr Wov Hrclxard Paul, Bob lolrnson, Tom Bardwmck, Edward Sadze- wrt: How 4: Hrclmrol Mack, Qulnhn Lrltle, Ke-nf notlm Marlatt, Lawrvnce UYIUPF, Wxllrarn Srranalvr Gvorof- Havcs, Gvrald lizmba, Hlclzard 'Tall-ot, Cm-oraw Gallatr MR. OHLERT PERIOD 3 How I: Donna llnlrlarnlor, Donna Lrchi, Goozaorro Holm Marrololl Braham, lovce' Mclntvre, Kallrv Golvtr, Barbara Bcrrluv, fa-Cxlv lwaane-n How 2: Svlvm lauob Gladvs Herll, Myrna Loy Andre v Swanson, Betty Gordon, Dorf otlrv Rapp, Hob Waddvll Donvvr Matthews. Row 3: Alan Sonzz Holwrl Poclrlrcorol, Brll Smart lf.: llnllolz linllx Slate-r, Marrlvn Manow Cl-:al-llnv Sclrnoroler, Marrlyn lack- son lo Ann lx:-fsl Row 4: Graaf- Vownstra lxonald Polor, Warren Mrlflrov lolmn lim-Vlzvr, llormlml mtv lknwrn Lanaw, lame-s Gum ', Hobs,-tl Fold? Vlrmlr :1 llarlwz ll Freshmen MISS PARENTI PERIOD 2 Row I: Iudy Hess, Lois Hede, Connie Becker, Marlene Stelnmetz, Constance Harding, loan Horner, leanne Musler, Loretta Egotske. Row 2: Warren Pippin, Richard Stoltz, Edward Nieckiila, Hugh Wolll, Dave Houts, Marilyn Rusgis, Ann House, Donna Ward, How 3: Calvin Hicks, Chuck Segneri, Mike Rutfalo, David Hutchinson, Ferdinand Schuette, lim Vander Heyden, Mark Stricker, Donald Leigh, Ted Sampson, Row 4: Timothy Hughes, Donald Van Mil- ligan, Peter Moria, Anthony De Groot, Gerald lablonski, Fred Eborhardt, Bill Swanson, Bruce Furry, Ian Kluge. MISS PARENTI PERIOD 5 Row 1: Claudia Deupree, Iune Schilling. Elaine Lutterman, lean Van Brugge-n, Ruth Smith, Marion Cutie, Norma Green, Vir- ginia Heil. Row 2: Ted Zolty, Pete Calas, Eric Muel- ler, Howard Russell, Robert Ducett, Mar- lene McDonald, Patricia Sendra, Ruth Ellis, Row 3: Catherine Mrzlack, Beth Ravesloot Peggy Frew, Anne Hauser, Pat Myles Virginia Murphy, Melva Rasmus, Bernice Ricci, Edith Trenary. Row 4: Walter Smaron, Peter Sioerdsma. lack Reynolds, lack Marchello, Earl Anker George LaVicka, Stanley Czyl, Arthur Metzner, Paul Rozek. MISS PARENTI PERIOD 7 Row I: Florence Schroeder, Doris Bailey Thelma Lehnen, Barbara Daniels, Muriel Hunt, Milda Trimakas, Loretta Labno, Bev- erly Miley. Row 2: Margaret Bodza, Mary Golaszew- ski, Robert Wilson, Wayne Bieitbarth, James Schlegel, Earl Lincoln, Anthony Gatczynski, Blaine Waite, Lester Stf-4-le. Row 3: Margaret Rocque, Barbara Room- isch, Rozanne llavansek, Shirley Koster, Nancy Thomas, Carol Swanson, Edna Pope, Ruth Arendt, lanet Harnish. Row 4: Richard Roberts, Kevin Doyle, Dean Spangler, Donald McGuft1n, Marvin Koll- mann, Charles Barksdalo, Frank Labudzx Iames Alfinito, Dean Gowens, MISS PEIRCE PERIOD 4 Row 1: Nancy Webb, William Whittaker Brooks Young, lorry Pagel, Iohn Bloechi Sharon Lange, Mary Knade. Row 2: Harold Brown, Tom Paholik, Gus Cantrell, Carl Slager, Doris lean Bush, Mary Goddard, Mary Brotan, Nina Mauro. Row 3: Faye Hein, Doris Langhout, Rose- mary Corsi, Clorinda Caporale, Mary Da- vito, Carol Sellin, Eloise Gauthier, IoAnr1 Hoskins, Carolyn Taylor, How 4: Dale Bruin, Arthur Szudy, Maurice Valdarchi, Gene Allen, Cedric Banks, Ed- ward Zurek, Richard Mancuso, Raymond Proper Sandra Kahn, Eleanor Haberstein Freshmen MISS PEIRCE PERIOD 7 Row I: Harnona Sow-Hrs, Bt-rnadine Bles- iada Ht-lon Granath Mildred De-Ridder, Dolores Kotelbot-te' lflaine Brown, Donna Browvr, Nancv Brennan, Shirley Winters. Row 2: Sharon Thompson, Mary Kossak, B1-verlv Pokornv Ponna Van Antwerp, Pat Solaotka, Carole Finns'-y, Beverly Bios- bov: Shirli-V Schmidt. Row 3: larnes Smith lorry McCarty, Robert Mech lflmer Ginther, lohn Herrington, Robert LaRue, Roan-r Fosdick, Carol Lee, Hobvrta Balclcv. Row 4: llavid Conrad, Don Carlson, Al- fred losko, Ronald Vincvnt, loseph Pinqer, PJ' ffarniichaol, Robert Bielecki Fred Hanan lfddie Forhn, Robert Cima MR. PERRY PERIOD I Row l: Shirley Martin, Ianet Piel Gayle lxsrniind, Gayle Kay, Marilyn Stelter, Iirdv Conll-y, Nancy Graham. Row 2: Laura Petri:-, Anita Kara, Geraldine Waaner, Ruth Olsen, Marlene Kavis, Bar- bara Weiss, Slnrlov Holden, Rose Wagner, Row 3: Hvno Za-nero, Carolyn Schaefer, Marvin Robbins, Hobart Eclcer, Henry La Bros Iohn Sandvrs, Ray Seliarnan, loan Ashton Row 4: William Leib, Charles Kina, Francis l7-Jridurand Charles Florin, Gerald Hatke, lick Caldanaro, Donald Stolzr Donald Bezriazdirii MR. PERRY PERIOD 4 Row 1: Ann lanz, Roainia Heath Frances Goopor, William Rich, Betty Kaskie loan Klf-t.:kf' Carol Blair. Row 2: Ma:aarvt Sta-wart, Marilyn Hasi- inqs Marv Christianson, Betty Riippel, l'Worotliv lfvans, lIavid lwnkins, Edward Sf-li-11 Row 3: IW-llierl lfrnerick, Samuel Delia lqrno: Hradlox' llvrman Gonwons, lames l --Foss-r Richard Traanrt: Wundell Dormer, No: ni in l.ol:t Row 4: William lltfiosta Robert Tash, VViiii'- Rariklii-ad, Kr-nneth Scliurnachery liiznvs 'i'avlor, GCOYGKW Ross l'71'.'ii lxellos, 'J'1:r ilolmvs MR. PERRY PERIOD 7 Row 1: lfleanoz' Banik, Pat Anderson, Amelia Bra'-rit Yvonnw Moore, Nanci' liahiiiw lovcv Norton, Elayne Gratkowski. Row 2: Kenneth Sclilinaer, Richard Waida, Matilda Conaott-lli, Catherine Aitken, Shir- lvv Pans, Barbara Paul, Phillip Gieruclci. How 3: Lesh-r Haderor, lacob Lotf, Theo- dore G:'iis.'c:ivk, Garv Liindin, loo Mani- iolol Keilh Piobr-l M. G. lohnson. Row 4: Miko Srnay, Bob Diidztik, Verne Allison lllniwr' Hrownor, Donald Morris l,'lJ I1' Motzwr lohn lansrna Kenn-:th yi yi., ...I f 1 C4 D5 Freshmen MR. PERRY PERIOD 8 Row l: Donna Peerrna Forts Flahrrtv, Yvonne Cadrfux, Marlene Plotenhaue' Bc-tty Handle Laura Sornrrrf--r, lfrnnrr Yor.nCI Lorrftta Porte Row 2: Annr' Grtfrsptf-wskr than Ma:f-k, Katherrne DeKo5te:, Patrrcra Babrarz' Marilyn Hose, Marserllf- Hocolt, larret Wtss-, Marron laaer, She-rw' Funk Row 3: Charles Anderson, Torn Sander, Ioe Whrte, lohn Carlson, Havmond Schuldt, Wayne Warts-, lack Yavenuf-, Lotus Urstttr, How 4: Rrchard Danrelson, Darrell Dreesen, Iohn McCullouah, l-lrcharrl Morrrs, Alf-x llrernrec, Wrlhanr Wt-rss, Rudy Ffanavich, Ralph Evely Hsnry Mrchalskr MISS POOLE PERIOD I Row l: Beverly Fowler, Beverly Lewrs. Carol Lentler, Fva Clement, Prrscrlla Hammer, Ruby Boyetle, Anrta Ayres, Hrta Zuller Row 2: Donald Ellrs, Bruce Wal-ceham, Aureho Ulloa, Shrrley Guetschow, Shrrle-ry Venske, Dorothy Benson, lean Van, Geral- dine Fuarel, Bonnre Bobb Row 3: Sebastran Medrano, Warren Fk- strorn, Wrllram Wandrey, Lynn Ehrhardt, Wrllard Meyer, Kenneth Burke, Donald Zawrsza, Harry lsom, Rrchard Worley Row 4: Hrcharcl Lentter, lohn Brlladean, Cenobra Carreon, Ralph Petrey, Eugene- Crarn, Brll Franke, Brll Crane, Gordon Purcell, George Olson. MISS POOLE PERIOD 3 Row I: Glorra Srmmons, Marlorrre Koehler, Iim Htes, Bruce Hobbrns, Helene Sorak, Shelby Tobeck, Carol Schwerkert, Carolyn Hyan. Row 2: Robert Brush, Rrchard Adams, Ierry Murawskr, Bette Bershrnskr, Ioan Larson, Sharon Zirbes, Marrlyn Carlson, Betty Srmnrck. How 3: Dee Shatter, Hobert Hunt, liddrf- Grant, Ronald Kane, Paul Van Kley, Ruth Phelps, Neola Iasenas, Drane Greenberg. Row 4: Steve Bauer, Henry Kluka, Ronald Kollman, Ierry Hug, Wtllram Hhrnd, Don Frc-mouw, Merrrll Saurrol, Marrs Zrlro, Kenneth Furneaux MISS RUSSELL PERIOD I Row 1: Mary Walker, loan Hyan, leannette Whrte, Marlene Frederrck, Barbara De Vfrtt, Gwendolyn McCoy, Charlene New- ton, Imogene Borvrn, Hazel Darnez. Row 2: Chesterrne Kryaowskr, Donna Hock- rohr, Margarete Ahrwerler, ludy Scholr, Patrrcra Hze-pa, Iifvanaelrne Aauilar, ludy Buyer, Mrldred Manrlold, Leona Walters, How 3: Honalcl Krabbe, Duane Wennbe-ra, Hrchard 'late-l, Honald Muller, Roy Ftn- chum, Hebert Hames, Leonard Munson, Delbert Heath, Vlxllram ledlrcka Row 4: Frank Fenstr-rrnaker, Richard Lrve- ly, Norman laworskr, Robert Swtatf-k, Bruce Pearan Lets Gardner, Clarence Lykv-, Larry Maint, Fawarci Sf-dlak Freshmen MISS RUSSELL PERIOD 8 Row l: Bernadette Bischoff, Rita Wisniew- ski, Iames Gioskopl, Owen Rietveld, Bar- bara Iohnson, Marlene Bass, Doris Drase. How 2: LeRoy Wenzel, Marshall Trkula, Gerald Huizenaa, lack Schmidt, Kathleen Broderick, Eloise Slewarl, Louise Neal, Sue Siephenson. How 3: Bill Bracy, Edward Malecki, Dave Forquson, Peter Fernandez, Erwin Schaefer, Gordon Swanson, Franklin Prenliss, Charles Freeman, Row 4: Iames Malone, lames Scott, David Hansen, lack Wolff, Don Trykall, Phil Hecox, Georae llavens, Iimmy Sutton, Leslie Dc-an. MR. UMBAUGH PERIOD 3 How l: Therese Mueller, Alice Robinson, Pat Oviatl, Nancy Fredrickson, Shirley Franke, Claudia Fenwick, Ioan Brown, Sharon Campbell, Bernice Braun. How 2: Kathleen Neely, Nancy Walker, Dorothy Zimdahl, lanel Sopko, Darlene Powers, Lillian Beltln, Palricia Kirkpairick, Gloria Nilli-s, Shirle Delo. Row 3: Robert Perry, Charles Kulscher, lames Reder, Wayne Kruger, Bob Facko. Richard McLean, Norman Nelson, Bruce Griffin, Billy Reauoh. Row 4: Larry Brown, Gary Kueber, Walter Colfer, Herman Waaner, lack Drucker, Clifford Deupree, lack Runyan, Iohn Dia- mond, Bryan Arveson, Frank Gregory. SUMMER SCHOOL Row 1: Lawrence Arlerburn, Ronald Litten, Sharon Phebus, Alice Goebel, Dagmar Stibolt, Helen Nielsen. Row 2: Ioyce Gray, Marge Benson, Ar- lene Smith, Marilynn Guillaume, ludith Moore, Mariorie Voss. How 3: Larry Bobb, Norman Hickey, Iohn Whiteside, Richard Slruzlk, Charles Ancfil, Daniel Plein, Sanford Mer. lint ce 193 vb at ' ,'. fx 'VB K In A vfgf U i sig - -f M Q . ,,g, .wx gb I W 5 ' 1Q b J A 1, I Y mamma? mam 895455 AA , . W: , A A W -1 fgf .Q '14 jfs? .Yagi 7 V . I , :As ' 6 51 W fn nj af E 3' 95 1. lg, 5 5 X x A , 3 1, ,X M' A . WW gf. - - ,km IC in ' 'wifi ,,,w N ' um.-W Gerald Luttennan. Mrs. Frances Klatt, and Carolyn Streightif 1Llc.l1'e1ftisiv1q As in former years, the men and women who manage the shops and stores in our towns advertised in the newspaper and yearbook. They recognized the value derived from placing ads in Thornton's two publications and the value of friendly relations that developed between Thornton students and merchants. Without their monetary aid, the Thorntonite would not have been possible-willingly they paid the higher prices because costs had risen during our country's crisis and because advertising had become a more valuable source of revenue than ever before. Ralph Haworth. Carol Harrison. Paul Mons. Tribune Stationery Store 4- :if Mrs. Carol Guillaume. Helen Schisewski 44 195 rv PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Dr. Theo Giese Dr. Herbert E. Fisher Dr. Loren E. Mandernack 15307 Center Ave. Ph. Harvey 4383 Dr. Charles B. Alexander 112 E. 154th St. Ph. Harvey 66 Dr. T. 0. Cantwell 116 E. 154th St. Ph. Harvey 546 Dr. M. C. Higgins 15426 Center Ave. Ph. Harvey 298 Dr. C. H. M. Janson Dr. Herbert Janson Dr. Joseph Stritar 18114 Gottsehalk Ave. Homewood Dr. E. E. Dillon 1952 Ridge Ave. Ph. Homewood 884 Dr. F. J. Murphy Usteopathic Phys. 152 E. 155th St. Ph. Harvey 799 Dr. A. R. Anderson 81 Asst. 182 E. 154-th St. Ph. Harvey 122 LAWYERS Harry A. Lambert 165 E. 154th St. Ph. Harvey 880 Frank P. Cowing Neil E. Vanderveen 193 E. 154th St. Ph. Harvey 1069 Henry C. Piel T.T.H.S. '09 Dwain D. Marsh 182 E. 154 h S . Ph. H 4040 Frank P. Cowing, J r. t t arvey T,T,H,S, '35 Burton Evans 2005 Ridge Rd. Ph. Homewood 600 67 E. 154th St. Ph. Harvey 1584 ACCOUNTANTS Arthur Christian 15328 Center Ave. Ph. Harvey 4679 james T. Wilkes 8K Co. 15309 Center Ave. Ph. Harvey 1143 441969 PURPLE X DANCES Listen, my children, and you shall hear Of a world-shaking day in a far-away year, 'Twas in nineteen hundred and thirty-seven, When the thought of going straight to heaven Right after the basketball games and such Seemed to please Thornton students much. For as soon as the final whistle blew And they wanted something else to do, Theyid dash to the street, and with absolute scorn, f Ignoring each motorist's shrill-blasting horn Q Would snake-dance through town., all hands clasped tight, And often continue far into the night. However, their imminent heav'n-ward ascension Was luckily stopped by the quick intervention Of the deans and the students and P.T.A. too, Who met to decide just what Thornton should do. And out of these meetings came Thornton's big chance- The idea of having a Purple X Dance. Though fourteen long years have gone by since that day, Purple X is still here and, we hope, here to stay, So, with just one more line will our poem be done- Our sincerest good wishes to Class 51 ! ARE FOR YOU 44 197 2 GRADUATES WE SALUTE YOU! Success in your future is like a savings account . . . consistent effort will build your wealth . . . of knowl- edge . . . of ability and your place as a citizen in the community. HARVEY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 132 East 154th Street Telephone Harvey 2200 Harvey, Illinois VICTOR SUK REAL ESTATE . INSURANCE ik if E NOTARY PUBLIC I 14516 So. Western Ave. 3 ' Posen, Illinois E J O H N S M A R K E T Phone Blue Island 2630 I Beautiful Raised Letter and Engraved WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS E As Low as 87.00 . Come in and see our big sample E book - Dozens of modern styles ' to choose from ERNEST A. VERNON Printer Call Blue Island 372 2 13159 Western Ave. Blue Island, Ill. E C4 198 ab 118 East 154-th Street Harvey, Illinois Phone 437 Sf? 'A' Sf? INDEX GF PICTURES A Activity Point chairmen ...... 65 Archery .........,.......,.. 122 Art class ....,.......,,..., 37 Assistant superintendent .... 128 Autographing yearbooks Auto Mechanics ....,,....... 15 42 B Backstage committee iplayl. . 82 Ballots ..,,..,..,....,,,..... 43 Band ...,.,...,.,,..,..... 90-91 Band officers . , . . . . . . 90 Baseball ......,.,,.......... 116 Basketball .....,.....,.. 108-111 Basketball action. ..,, 108, 109, 110 Basketball fans ............... 8 Biology class .... . . . Biology showcase . , Bonfire . ,.....,...,. I. 4. A. Bookstore ............. . . . Bowling Club officers ,,...... Board of Education ...... Boys and Girls Club play Boys and Girls Club play 20 21 50 25 74 . . , . 129 .. 80,81 committee . ...........,... 84 Boys Club board ...,......... 68 Boys Club officers .... 69 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 151 Compliments of the SUGAR BOWL CANDY SHOP 212 E. 154-th St. Harvey, Illinois Ice Cream - Candies - Sundries MOTIVE PARTS COMPANY OF AMERICA, INC. HARVEY Automobile Replacement Parts and Machine Shop Service LOUIS SHILLINC, Manager 15248 Broadway Phone Harvey 2990 - 2991 COURTESY - QUALITY - SERVICE Boys Glee Club ........... 94-95 Boys Physical Education. .120-121 Bus committee ...,.,.,. 62 Bus guards ........... 71 C Cafeteria kitchen ..... Cafeteria staff .....,... Camera Club officers ........ Campus at noon ..,,,.. . . Campus patrol ,,,,. ,.... Caps and gowns 26 141 79 .....101. Cheerleaders ..... Chemistry lab .... , . . Class principals .,.... .,,, D Dad-Daughter committee ..... Dad-Daughter dinner . . . . . . . Dance decorations .... . 4 71 127 Charleston ......, ..... . . 61 102 . . . . 35 130 Deans .....,........ . . . Debate ........... .... 66 58 33 131 29 ' 29 Dramatics ........... . E English rental library ........ 18 '71 Q 0 Ei -2' 0 i:,,d I L. ' as '92 I-.- COCA! IXDLD 'U Q O C Zi 4 9. O ID '1 . m O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 : 11111111o111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 E. A. 41992 Faculty luncheon ...... . . . Faculty tea ,............ . . . Faculty Tea committee . . , . . . Father-Son Stag ....,..... 58, Fifty-F ours ......,,.....,,,... Foods lab .....,......... . . Football .,.......... . .... 104- Football action.. .100-101, 104, Football coaches ........,... Football spectators .......... Foundry .,......... . . . Free Fling . .....,.......... , French Club .......,.,....... Freshman basketball ........ Freshman English classes 187-133 97 54 41 66 69 84 27 107 106 105 101 30 45 84 11 1 Freshman football ...,...... Freshman Girls Glee Club .96- Freshman senate .,.......... Freshman Stand-Up ........,, Frosh-Soph baseball. . . . . . , . Frosh-Soph basketball .... Frosh-Soph football ...,..... Frosh-Soph swimming ....., Frosh-Soph track ............ Frosh-Soph wresging ........ 180 52 116 111 107 115 117 113 Game ushers ....,... . , . 71 German Club ..., , . . 85 COUTCHIE I D E A L M A R K E T Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables 15308 Center Avenue Phone 41 Compliments from MCNTGOMERY WARD Blue Island, Ill. E. O. LINCOLN ENGINEERING, INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors and Engineers Registered Master Plumber .IOBBING A SPECIALTY Call Homewood 1631 18123 Harwood Ave. Homewood IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Compliments of the R l V E R D A L E Five and Ten Cent Store Girls Athletic Association. .124-125 GAA basketball ............ 125 GAA banquet . . . 1, . 124 GAA board ........ ..... 1 24 Girls Choir .......... . . , 98-99 Girls Club board .......... 64 Girls Club committees ....,. 65-66 Girls Club dance chairmen .... 65 Girls Club officers ...,... . 64 Girls Glee Club ...,,...... 96-97 Girls swimming .... 122 Golf .......,..............,. 118 Goodbye, My Fancy ,..,... 82-83 Graduation marshals ....... 143 Group meetings ..,... ,... 3 4, 67 Gym entrance .,.., 7 Gym leaders ....., 123 Gym ticket booth ..... ,. . 103 H Hall Guards ,... ...,. .... 7 0 68 Hall Guard captains Hall Guard officers .... ,.,. 6 9 Harvey Hoofers ..... Harvey Tribune ..,, Hi-CC1ub,, ..,. . ,. 52 . . . .194-195 87 Hi Teens .....,.,... 86 Ht-Y .....t,.... ,t....t 1 ff 87 Homecoming ...,....,.., 48-51, 60 Homecoming committee ...... 63 Homecoming court .....,. . . 51 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 3 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I for Home EC labs ...... Home Ec luncheon ,.... I Intramural basketball . , , Iron Curtain .......... 1 Iewelry class ..... . . lunior class .....,....... Iunior class senate ..,. Iunior Red Cross council. IRC gifts ..,....,...... Iunior-Senior party ,.... Iunior twirlers .... K Kappa Chi ....... Keydets ....,,,... King and Queen .,.. KIP ...,........... . KIP board ....... KIP officers ....,.. KIP speakers ....,.. KIP Valentine dance . . L Latin Club ............. Laundry . ,.......,..... Lettermen's Club officers Library ....,,.......... Library assistants .,... Library checker .... , . Loyalty Day committee GIFTS THE GRADUATE . . Mean more when they have the Minas Company label that your gradllate, too, associates with newer styles and finer quality. Let them know you're proud -get their gifts at the Minas Company. EDWARD C. MINAS COMPANY State Street Hammond 17 54 119 9 22 .170-179 170 ,..88-89 78 .. 56,61 , .... 75 86 99 50 U62-63 ,,...62 ..62 .....l0 ...l26 ...85 ...,127 ..,.102 ,32 ..88 ...18 .....67 M Machine Shop ..,,........ 30, 58 Madrigal Singers ...... Magazine Drive chairmen Main entrance ...,...... Maintenance staff ...... Majorettes ..,...... Major officers ...,. Mask Making ...., Math class ..,...,. May Queen court . . Mechanical drawing . , . Medical Arts Club ,...... Mixed Chorus ........,,.. Mother ls a Freshman, . Mother-Son banquet ...... N National Honor Society .... Necktie salesman .....,.,.. Nurse and assistant O Office staff ....... Open House ..,..... Orchestra ........... Orchestra officers .... P Parade .................... Parent-Teachers Assn. officer Pass permits ......,,....,.. U98 ..73 2 .141 ..91 ..64 ..23 ..l9 ..57 ..3l .. 84 94-95 80-81 ,, 55 . 143 ..l5 U88 . 140 .. 39 92-93 ., 93 .. 48 s 132 .. 46 4200? Pedagogs A ....,... , Physical education . . Physics lab ....,.... 89 120-125 20 Pickle Sisters ..... .... Pierian board . . . . , . . Pierian skit ...., .... Play committee . . . . , . . Poster making .... .,.. Senior class ..,....,,..., 144-158 Senior class officers ........ 142 Thorntonite staff ....... Thorntonites ..,...., . Pottery kiln ........, Projection squad ..,. Prom .....,......... Purple X Committee Purple X officers .... Purple X Open House O Ouill and Scroll ..... R Rawson's jalopy .... Reading Thorntonites 56 75 18 84 23 14 73 .. .... 44 72 72 39 74 , 12-13 45 Refreshment crew ,,..,, .. 40, 43 Rhythm Aires .,..... . 78-79 S Salesmanship class ,,.. .... 2 4 Scholarship pins ..... .... 6 5 Scholarship tea , , ,...,.. . . . . 46 Scott's class .....,........... 53 Secys. of attendance ......... 65 Senior caps and gowns ..... 127 ....76-77 45 Senior float .,.,,,,,, ,.,4 4 9 Thorntonites on campus .....,. 4 Senior play ........ ...., 8 2-83 rllfickit takers .t-- 4 - -4-'A - rac .......,...,.,, . , 22?J?S.fZ?.S'J2S'1Li11i ,r,. 21.123 mme stationery swfer.194'1Qs Social studies class ........,, 53 glmfms 4 4 , ' ' Sophomore English classes Troicin Wefflof '75' 9, .......,..........,...l81-186 Twlfers ' '25 Sophomore float ........,. 38 Ypmg C GSS ' Sophomore party .... 56 U Sophomore sem-ne , l I 180 United Nations Club . ,. .. . 87 Spanish Club ...... 85 V Speech C1555 ----44 29 Valentine dance .. ,....,.., 126 Sq'-ICITS dG1'1Ci1'1Q 44--- 123 Vars. and IV basketball ...... 109 S1C1T1d-UD COl'Y1miUe6 - 55 Vars. and IV football ..... 104-105 Stand-Up queen . ,. 52 Varsity baseball ..........,, 116 Style Show ........ 59 Varsity swimming ..,. ,... 1 15 Superintendent .... ..... 1 28 Varsity :rack ..., .. lg Swimming ..,,..... ... 115 CIPSI Y WH' SYS 4-- -H Varsity wrestling . . . ,. , 113 T , W 125213 322137. i l i 1 1' 12 35333333 GM '7'y'-7-tQ 112-gg .'E1TniSmmmS54 ' ' bblv ' ' R3 Wrestling queen ,... .,.. 1 03 The Thing ......,....,., 56 Wood Shoo 30 Thorntonite distribution 47 Y Thorntonite office ..,..,.,..., 61 Yearbook autographs , , . . , . 42 ED'S DOLL HOUSE Eddie William, Prop. DOLLS - CANDIES - PANDAS TOYS - NOVELTIES 15338 Park Ave. Harvey, Ill. H E L E N ' S S H O P Harveyis Fashion Center WaI'I s Fruii' Shand 159th and Indiana Ave. QUALITY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Telephone Harvey 4619 Open till 9 p.m. ADAM C. KRANICH Blue Island's Leading Jeweler for Juniors - Misses - Women 141-14-3 East 154-th Street Harvey 3500 . n . . o . . Q . . . . . o . . . . . . a . . n 0 . o Q . U o . U s 0 o s . o o . . o . . H . . o . . c . : ooooooonecoooooooo . . o . . o o 0 . . . . a . . . o . . . . . . n Q o o . . o 0 . . o c o o o o o c . 0 0 c o 0 0 0 o Q e 0 42019 13035 S. Western Avenue Blue Island, Illinois Phone B. I. 1073 Bakker. Gertrude 183 A Abbott. Anna 182 Abbott, Donald 70, 105, 116, 170 Abbott, Joseph 70. 144 Abbott, Melvin 70, 182 Abels, Robert 70, 142, 144 Abraham, John 90, 181 Abraham, Larry 55, 109, 119, Acquaviva, Angie 123, 124, Adams, Bernice 144 Adams, H. E. 133 Adams, Laura 94, 144 Adams, Mary 170 Adams, Richard 192 Adams, Ronald 170 Adler, Dale 71, 73, 115, 180, 1 Affinito, James 107. 190 Aguilar, Cecelia 144 Aguilar, Evangeline 97, 192 Ahrens, Harold 187 Ahrens, Mrs. Ruth 141 Ahrweiler, Margarete 192 Aitken, Catherine 191 Albers, Jean 46, 99, 170 Albers. Roger 187 Albert, Justine 170 Albert, Richard 107, 117, 182 Albrecht, Ellen 96, 189 Albrecht, Joyre 188 Albrecht, Mary 144 Albrecht, Phillip 182 Albrecht. Ronald 170 Alden, Delia 189 Alden Nancy 22, 97, 170 144 144 INDEX Alfidi, Ralph 51, 62, 63, 71, 82, 94, 142, 144 Alfrey, Mrs. Marion 140 Allen, Charles 186 Allen, Donna 24, 99, 144 Allen, Gene 190 Allen, Wayne 73, 170 Alliirln, Clinton 102, 118, 142, Allison, John 107, 111, 118, 187 Allison, Verne 95, 107, 111, 191 Altier, Mary 88, 184 Altringer, Lois 170 Alwin, Herman 133 Ames, James 29 Ames, Charles 82, 84, 144 Anctil, Charles 56, 91, 93, 193 Anderson, Barbara 96, 181, 184 Anderson, Carl 70, 170 Anderson, Charles 192 Anderson, Dawn 18, 75, 93, 170 Anderson, DeVon 91, 170 Anderson, Eugene 70, 144 Anderson, Julia 93, 181 Anderson, Laura 185 Anderson, LeRoy 71, 170 Anderson, Patricia 191 Anderson, Richard 170 Anderson, Sarajean 185 Anderson, Vivian 90, 92, 186 Andrews, Gordon 107, 186 Andrews. Robert 71, 144 Andrews, Shirley 17, 98, 170 Anello, Phillip 68, 70, 83, 145 Ankarlo, Nanette 187 Armatas, Theodora 184 Armbruster, Walter 133 Armstrong, Ann 80, 170 Arndt. Arndt, David 170 Frank 91, 187 Arnston, Donald 181 Arnston, Ronald 185 Arterburn, Donald 144 Arterburn, Lawrence 94 Arthur, Donald 70, 144 Arveson, Bryan 9, 73, 111, 193 Arveson, Katherine 10, 62, 63, 64, 72, 127, 143, 144 Arvia, Ted 70, 144 Asher, Elkanah 170 Asher, Joseph 71, 186 Ashton, Joan 96, 191 Axicggano, Tony 107, 113, 116, Avotins, Modris 184 Austgen, Terry 71, 170 Avres, Anita 192 B Babcock, Geraldine 88, Babiarz, Patricia 192 Bacon , Bacon, Bacon Betty 85, 183 Patricia 170 Robert 189 Bale, .Carolyn 97, las Baggs, Balley, Bailey, Baird, Aldridge, Douglas 139 Aldridge, Nora 185 Aldridge, William Alfidi, Jeannette 143, 144 Alfidi, Marie 57, 170 19, las 51, 64, Anker, Anna 181 Anker, Earl 190 Anker, Henry 170 142, Anker, William 189 Annen, Patricia 170 Arendt. Ruth 190 MILLlER'S SERVICE 13763 Indiana Ave. Riverdale, Illinois 4'Milt John Miller Bussieren Commodore 4-9205 Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Bakke Bakker, 202 2 Evelyn 99, 144 Doris 190 Harold 144 Daniel 9 Berdine 144 Donna 97, 187 Earl 182 Patricia 170 Roberta 96, 191 Gerald 183 Baldridge, Doris 144 Baldwin, Jim 115, 119 Balke, Grace 95, 144 Banik, Eleanor 191 Bankhead, Willie 107, 191 Banks. Cedric 107, 190 Banks, Daniel 88. 144 Banks, David 100. 105, 117, 170 Bannon, James 120 Banovich, Rudy 192 Baptist, Tom 71, 117, 144 Barber, Margaret 62, 143, 144 Bardwell, James 174 Bardwick, Mary 180, 188 Bardwick, Tom 115, 189 Barke, Bernard 182 Barke. Shirley 184 Barksdale, Charles 70, 90 Barlow, Beverly 170 Barmore, Sarah 133 Barnes, Barbara 170 Barnes, Joan 144 Barnes, Sharlene 183 Barnett, Janis 184 Barnhardt, Stefan 93, 181 Baron. Fred 186 Baron, William 188 Barr, Rita 184 Barringer, Robert 144 Barta. Edward 186 Bartlit, John 118, 170 Barton, Doris 97, 187 Barwis, E. B. 107, 133 Bass, Marlene 193 Bastian, Loretta 170 Bathgate, Victor 189 Bauer, Steve 116, 192 Baughman, Jeremy 107, 188 Bauman, Frank 104, 105, 111, 117, 133 Compliments to THE CLASS OF 1951 Vincen1 s Food Shop 183rd Street Homewood Open Evenings and Sundays CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1951 Zimny Funeral Home Posen, Illinois PA L'S VARIETY STORE 15800 South Park South Holland Illinois COMMUNITY DRUG STORE. Inc. Prescription Druggisti' Harvey 112 East 154-th St. Harvey, Illinois Phone Harvey 606 BaiBngartner, Joanne 184 Banmgartner, Shirley 187 Bayer, Leroy 170 Bayer, William 144 Bechstein. Henry 183 Beal. Barbara 170 Beales. Carol 96. 170 Beamish. Phyllis 184 Bechtel, Lorraine 90, 96, 123, 14-4 Beck, Gladys 144 Berk, Joan 98, 181 Beverly 144 Connie 97. 190 Becker, Becker. INDEX Benson, ,lean 186 Benson, Joan 171 Benson, Mrs. Leone 133 Benson, Lewis 58 Benson, Marge 193 Benson. Robert 185 Ber, John 118, 171 Ber. Stanley 142. 144 Bercher. Fred 69, 70, 78, 88, 144 Berg, Robert 94. 117, 187 Bergman, Jean 86. 171 Bergold, Valerie 98, 186 Berke, Barbara 96. 189 Berles. Robert 144 Bernard, Robert 187 - C o n t i n u e d Birkhead, Suzanne 67. 98, Birkhead. T. R. 109. 128 Bischel, Nyle 90. 92, 171 Bischoff, Bernadette 193 Bischoff. Robert 185 Bishop, Earl 171 Bishop, Lorraine 189 Lillian 193 Bittin, Black, Dolores 96, 188 James 171 84, Blatk, Black, Ronald 14-6 -0- KERR FUNERAL HOME 15335 Broadway Illinois Phone 16 or 17 188 Blair, Carol 191 Blair, Joseph 171 Blaha, Robert 107, 111, 116, 133 Blank, David 180, 181 171 Block, Katherine Bennot, Becker, Dorothy 96, 183 Becker, Miriam 66, 91, 170 Becker. Susan 181 Beglar, Annette 91, 96, 181 Beyznoche. Marvzuerite 133 Behm, Warren 70, 144 Beier, Barbara 67. 188 Beier. Carl 132. 133 Bell, Martha 127 Belmonti, Antonette 97, 188 Belmore, Donald 182 Belsanti , James 79, 144 Beluschek. Frances 123, 181 Belz, Joan 186 Bender, Bendle. Bendle, Beneke, Benner, Bennett 117. Berwyn 70. 115, 170 Kenneth 70, 71 Robert 170 Barbara 188 Jessie 185 Dorothy 171 Bennett, , Jack 62, 63, 70, 105, 170 Benninger. Edward 73 Marlene 75, 123. 182 Bernardi. Franklin 188 Bernardini, Donald 191 Bernhard, Madeline 171 Bery, Ruthann 144 Bershinski, Bette 91. 192 Bessinger, Mary 171 Bethards, Rolland 5, 143, 144 Bettenhausen, Henry 146 Bettenhausen, Margie 186 Bettle, Harold 184 Beynon, Esther 9, 37, 133 Bibbs. Robert 171 Bickley, David 117, 189 Bieber. Janet 146 Biel ki Lorain 146 ec , e Bielecki, Robert 107, 117, 183, 191 Bielfeldt. Alice 187 Bielfeldt. Rae 189 Biesboer. Beverly 191 Biesen. Rosemary 98, 99, 171 Blocker, Mary 171 Bloechl, John 190 Blomlie. Donald 181 Blomquist, Svea 66, 72, Boatright, Jessie 181 Bobb. Bonnie 192 Bobb, Larry 193 Bochmann, Virlene 146 Bockelman, Delores 183 Bode, Katherine 189 Bode, Virgil 188 Bodman, Martha 13, 51, Bodry, Nancy 171 Bodu, Margaret 190 Boer, James 184 Boersma, Phyllis 171 Boettger, Betty 171 Bogan, James 171 Bogash, Donald 185 Bohannon, Len 109, 116, Bohn, Georgene 189 Benscoter, Frank 73. 187 Benson, David 58, 107, 113, 117, 180. 188 Benson, Dorothy 192 Biesiada, Bernadine 191 Billadeau. John 192 Binette. .lohn 171 Bird, Dan 70, 146 Boivin, Imogene 192 Boland, Barbara 96, 188 Boland, Claudia 54, 184 Boland, James 56, 70, 87, 95, 184 94, 181 146 146 Q.. Boldt, Rohert 189 Boles, Harriette 29, 72, 73, 86, 143. 146 Bollero, Peter 171 Boltze, Barbara 17, 171 Boainiema, Calvin 95, 115, 171, Bonnema, Robert 95, 115, 185 Bonse, Ronald 171 Howard 171 Willard 171 Booth. Booth, Boothe, Barbara 187 Boothe, Lois 146 Paul 171 Boothe. Boothe, Richard 188 Bordeaux. William 188 Borms Marion 88. 171 Joan Borton 66, 99, 143, 146 Bosley, Gordon 182 Bostwick, James 90, 92, 181 Boswell. Shirley 88, 146 Bothwell. Martin 73, 182 Botma, Marilyn 171 Botts, Joseph T. 133 Boudreau, Joseph 171 Boudreau, Joyce 184 Boudreau, Mrs. Marge 141 Bowdish. Paul 70, 171 Bower, Julie 184 Bower, Louise 90, 146 Bowman, Margaret 171 Boyd, Barham 185 Boyd, Eli1abeth 146 Boyer, Marian 88, 146 Boyette, Ruby 96, 180, 192 Boyle. Claudia 96, 184 Bracken. Edith 171 Bracy, Diane 41, 72, 73, 74, 80, 95, 98, 103, 143, 146 Bracy, William 95. 193 Bradford, Joan 187 42032 Standard Fuel 81 Supply 1030 West 111th Street Beverly 8-1824- Coal and Building Material lfrecl's Flower Shop 106 E. 154th Street Phone Harvey 2436 Harvey, Illinois CORSAGES and ORCHIDS Bradley, Allen 28, 94, 142, 143, 146 Bradley, James 191 Brady. Vivian 146 Brand, Carol 187 Brandau, Albert 171 Brandon, Clara 96, 182 Brandrilf, Patricia 146 Bransuela, Imogene 93, 94, 171 Bransuela, Jeanne 189 Brandt, Ruth 78, 89, 96, 185 Brassfield. Robert 184 Braun, Bernice 193 Braun, Darlene 91, 93, 171 Braun, Mark 118 Brauer, Edward 73, 185 Brechtel, Brian 171 Brechtel, Marilyn 181 Bremer, Jane 94, 186 Bremigan, Richard 146 Brennan, Nancy 93. 191 Brenner, Charles 187 Brenner, Ruthe 65. 66, 95, 146 Brent, Amelia 96, 191 Breitbarth, Fred 182, 190 Brasel, Harry 141 Braham, Maridell 96. 189 Bricker, George H. 134 Brignardello, Edward 70. 171 Brim, David 115, 117, 171 Britton, Lawrence 134 Bridges, Janet 187 Brink, Edward 95, 116. 184 Broderick, James 95, 184 Broderick, Kathleen 96, 193 Brookley. A. C. 134 Broom, Jacqueline 96, 183 Brosseau, Donna 171 Brouwers, Clarence 188 Brower, Dawn 37, 187 Brower, Donna 37, 191 98, 104, O Q O . o 5 0 . I , 4 . o . o . o Q I ' 2 0 . o 0 o ' I 0 Q o ' 2 0 . 0 , o . 0 , 0 , o . 0 , 0 , o . 0 , o , o , o . 0 , o . o . 0 , 0 . o . 0 . o , 0 , 0 . 0 , o , 0 , 0 , o . 0 , 0 , 0 , 0 , 0 , o ' 2 I ,noon0on0o000oooooee0onoonoooeoooosooooonoooooeocooooooooooooouoooooooeeoeo2 o , o , o , o , 0 , o . o , o . 0 , o , e , o , e , o , I , e , o , o , 0 . l , o , 0 , o , o , o , o , 0 . 0 . 0 , o , o , 0 . o . o , o , o , 0 , 0 . 0 , 0 , o , 0 . o . I , o , o . 0 , 0 , o , l , o ' 2 ' l Arthur W. Ruff Agency, Inc. Riverdale Illinois BEST WISHES To All Seniors Jeannie's Specialty Shop 14201 Chicago Road Dolton, Ill. lNDEX-Continued Brown. Alice 184 Brown, Dolores 146 Donald 185 Edward 107, 117, 182 Brown, Brown Brown, Elaine 189. 191 Frank 181 Brown. Brown, Harlen 29. 80, 146 Brown, Harold 190 Brown, Joan 96, 193 Brown, Joann 171 Brown, Larry 92, 193 Brown, Norman 84, 94, 107, 187 Brown, Robert 111, 171 Brown, Ruth 132, 134 Browne, Robert 186 Browner, Elmer 191 Brotan, Mary Jane 190 Broughton, William 183 Bruegmann, Dale 70, 107, 184 Bruggeman, Gene 171 Bruggeman, Kenneth 116, 188 Bruggeman, Nola 171 Bruggeman Richard 25 185 Brugger, Sheila 185 Brugger, Valorae 171 Bruin, Dale 190 Bruns, Gilbert 117, 171 Brush, Robert 95, 192 Brushfield. Elizabeth 134 Bruszer, Shirley 185 Buchaus. Charles 107, 187 Buck. Patricia 181 Buckman, Charles 189 Buckner, Emestinr 185 Buckner Robert 70, 119, 171 Bucnis, Beverly 184 Budlove, Raymond 185 Budlove, William 189 Budzyck, Richard 187 Bukowiec. Dorothy 183 Bullard, Garry 85, 93, 118, 171 Bullok, Edward 189 Bultema, Joan 171 Bunch, Fred 107, 117, 191 Burch, Homer 71, 117. 146 Burdett, Joan 43, 62, 63. 98, 183 Burdine, Fred 134 Burger, William 171 Burke, Cecil 73, 182 Eugene 182 Kenneth 192 Thomas 171 180, Burke, Burke, Burke, Burnett, Ruth 122, 146 Burt, Barbara 29, 65, 66, 143. 146 Burton, Patricia 188 Burton, Richard 186 Burton, William 70, 184 Bush, Doris 59, 190 Bush, Wayne 171 Butch fMr. Lilley's dog-that's alll 43 Bute, Graham 94, 143, 146 Butler, Marilyn 97, 180, 187 Buttafoco, Ronald 113, 118, 182 Button, Joyce 189 Buyer, Judy 192 Byrom, Shirley 98, 184 84, C Cadieux, Yvonne 96, 192 Caldwell. David 76, 102, 113, 142. 146 Caldanaro, Jack 191 Calhoun, Ramona 182 Callas, Galine 97, 186 Callas. Pete 190 Callham, Lawrence 171 Cameron, Arlene 184 Cameron. Eileen 185 Campbell, James 186 Campbell, Jennie 65, 103. 1-8 Campbell, Joan 142, 146 Campbell, Richard 115, 146 Campbell, Robert 187 Campbell, Sharon 193 Cantrell. Gus 190 Cantrell, Sherman 116, 182 Caporale, Clorinda 190 Cara, Jerry 91. 181 Carathers, Florence 97, 187 Carey, Lucy 26, 141 Caress, Judy 97. 188 Carlson, Donald 191 Carlson, John 192 Carlson, Marilyn 192 Carlson, Richard 171 Carlson, Ruth 96, 181 Carlton, Lee 187 Carmichael, Patricia 191 Carraro, John 188 Carreon, Carreon, Carroll, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter. Carvelli , Cenobio 192 Margarito 105, 113, 171 Robert 171 Hamid 146 Joseph 107 Leonard 187 Robert 70, 146 Rosie 186 Charles 107, 182 Cary, Marilyn 99, 181 Carr, J- J, 134 Casano, Pete 70, 1-1-6 Casano, Jane 171 Casano, Casper, Casper, Mary 171 Marguerite 186 Robert 171 Castro. Sam 186 Cellini, Centers, Dominic 146 Alice 96, 188 Ceres, Betty 188 Chamberlain, Al 70. 116, 171 442042 Chaney. Lenore 188 Charleston. Carolyn 99. 184 Charleston, Rirhard 185 Cheeseman, joan 146 Chisholm, joseph 88, 117, 119, 171 Chisholm. Paul 73 Chisser, Nanry 97. 187 Chittenden 118. 171 Chlebcla. Betty 184 Chlebicki, Sylvia 97, 188 Chrisman. Eileen 184 Chrisman. William 71, 181 Christian. Bettv 188 Christianson, Conrad 88, 183 Cliristianson, Mary Lou 191 Christopher, Madge 66, 74, 76, 146 Choate. Keith 113, 185 Chohrelt. Al 181 Cholewinski, Frances 189 Churrllill. Marria 171 Churrhill. Mary 81, 171 Cienkus. Toni 96. 188 Cilna, Robert 107. 111, 116, 191 Claes, Erda 146 Clark, Charles 70. 74. 76, 95, 98. 146 Clark, David 72. 185 Clark, James 70, 105, 108, 111, 116. 181 Clark, Robert 85, 115, 170, 171 Claustre, 1,ee 35. 70, 171 Clary, Joan 72, 84, 94, 98, 146 Clauson. Delvin 171 Clement. Eva 192 Clauson. Lavonne 185 Clement. Marilyn 146 Clement, Robert 91, 181 Cleveland. .lames 171 Clifford. Sarah 187 1NDEX-Continued Clift. Barbara 97. 171 Clutts, 11arold 189 Clyatt, Sandra 171 Coale, Janis 94. 171 Coburn, Kenneth 171 Corkrell, Betty 96. 189 Corkrell. Delilah 97, 172 Coffland. Mary 134 Cogswell. Clara 184 Cohenour. Ruth 98. 181 Cole, Dale 146 Collett. Betty 172 Comegys, Mary 72. 134 Commerse, Paul 70. 117, 119, 172 Compagnoni. Donald 186 Conzotelli, Matilda 191 Conley, Judy 96. 191 Conner. Dean 148 Conner, jackie 37. 88, 188 Colfer. Walter 107. 193 Connelly. Joseph 185 Conrad, Dan 23. 71. 117. 172 Conrad, David 191 Convery. Fred 148, 182 Cook, Alleen 172 Cook. Herma 184 Cooper, Franres 191 Cooper. 1ean 185 Cooper, Leroy 105 Cooper. Leslie 183 Copeland. Stanley 107 Copley. Stanley 134 Corbett. Margaret 186 Corlew. Fred 141 Ccirigello, Joseph 15, 105, 113, Corsi, Norman 107. 113, 185 Corsi, Rosemary 190 Corson, Betty 12. 122, 148 Corwin, Robert 35, 172 Q- Congratulations to Class of 1951 PUHRMANN'S SERVICE STATION 17911 Dixie Highway Homewood 792 SINCLAIR PRODUCTS -o- Costello, Genevieve 148 Cotton. Dean 107. 182 Cottrell, James 182 Couillarfl. f v1 1anre 172 Coulombe, Vivian 172 Counte, Audrey 99, 181 Coutebie, Suzanne 90, 180, Courtney, Robert 148 Covert, JoAnne 186 Covey. Joy 134 Cowen. 11. C. 69 Cowen, Mrs. H. C. 55 Coxon, Arthur 172 Coxon, Peggy 96. 188 Coyner. Ladelle 182 Craig, Pat 97, 188 Craig, Robert 148 Crain, Crain, Crane. Crane. Crane. Creach, Fitzgerald 70. 104, Crearh. Richard 105, 148 Creps, Sandra 181 Crenshaw, Connie 123 Crenshaw. Robert 148 Crince, Gail 101, 102, 172 Crites. Vera 134 Crnkovich, Anthony 182 Crowder, ,lean 181 Crowder, Phyllis 148 Crowley, Sue 33. 85, 184 Eugenie 111, 116, 192 Margene 97 Janice 123. 185 Ronald 25. 29. 148 William 192 Crowley, William 71. 72, 73, 88. 94. 98. 115. 172 Cuffe, Marion 98. 99. 190 Cullinane, Dennis 187 Cullins, Carole 172 Cullom, Richard 172 Cummings, Kenneth 172 Cuniff. ,lack 148 cocoa 181 148 78, Curletti. Charles 89, 95. 185 Curran. Robert 111 Curran. Thomas 148 Curry, Donald 94, 189 Curtiss, Donna 96, 187 Cypress. Eleanor 182 Czech, Theodore 107, 113 Czernik. Mary Ann 81. 148 Czyl, Stanley 118, 190 D Daanen. Cecily 189 Dagenais, Larry 105, 172 Dahnrke, Clyde 182 Dalenberiz. David 188 Dal Santo. Craig 188 Dal Santo. Mary 148 Dalton. Robert 148 Dalton. Pat 183 Daniel. Hazel 192 Damiani, Art 70. 117. 172 Dandurand. Francis 191 Daniels. Barbara 96. 190 Danielson. Rirhard 192 Danish. Robert 71. 172 134 Darrohn. Marge 66, 80, 142, 148 Dask. Eleanor 17, 21 Davidson, Charles 187 Davis. Beth 189 Davis, Betty 148 Davis. Calvin 70. 186 Davis. Donna 186 Davis, Davis, Lloyd 182 Loretta 96, 123. 186 Davis, Rosemarie 182 Davis. Thomas 84, 90. 92, 187 Davis, William 70. 185 Davis, Willliam R. 183 uaviw. Mary Jane 190 Day, james 186 OOOOOOOOOOOOillOOOOOOOliOOOOilCIOIllOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIllOOOOOOOOCOOIIOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OLD TRAIL Cleaners and Dyers 14143 Chicago Road Dolton, 111. Phone Dolton 14-33 Free Pickup and Delivery RUGS - DRAPES - CURTAINS IOll!OOO00lI0OllIliOOOOOOOOOOCOOIOOOOCIOOIOOOOO0 RIGONI'S BODY SHOP PAINTING - LETTERINC Glass Installed -- Trim Work 14222 Chicago St. Dolton, 111. Phone Dolton 2665 412059 Dierdorlf, Mrs. Marguerite Day, Pat 99, 172 Deadmore, Donna 187 Dean, Leslie 90, 92, 193 DeBoer, Leonard 182 DeBoer, Mary Ann 185 Deflamp, VVilliam 188 DeCasse, James 191 Decker, Joan 97, 183 DeCosta, William 191 Dee, Joseph 182 Deering, Donna 192 DeFrank, Louis 13, 115, 117, 181 INDEX-Continued DeRidder, Mildred 191 Derinil. .loan 187 Dering, Marilyn 148 Deruntz. Martha 188 Detmar, Charles 70, 113, 148 Deupree, Claudia 190 Deupree, Clifford 107, 111, 117, 193 Deupree, Thea 172 Devening, Anita 182 Devine, Meredith 183 DeVore DeFrank, Marilyn 97, 187 DeGroot Degenhart, Lucille 96, 189 DeGral'f ames 14 , J . 8 DeGral'l', Melvin 117, 134 DeGraff, Robert 91, 187 Difggaff, Ted 68, 70, 82, 113, DeGrafl', Wayne 69, 70, 82, 148 DeGroot, Anthony 116, 180, 190 DeGroot Mrs, Janet 140 Rofy 185 DeVore, Caryl 25, 148 Nam' 172 DeVos. ,Alice 81,72 DeV0s, David 191 DeVos, J olm 172 DeVries, Anntonetta 87, 172 DeVries, Carol 87. 181 DeVries, Charles 182 DeVries, DeVries, John 117, 182 Henry 20, 87, 148 DeVries, Robert 107, 111, 117, 182 4, 148 DeHaan,' Lorraine 65, 148 DeVries, William 189 DeI.iberto, Rosalie 185 Dewar, Renetta 182 Dehnert, Carole 65, 96, 148 DeWitt, Barbara 192 Dehnert, Donald 107, 116, 189 DeWitt. Richard 148 Deinema, Henry 184 DeWolf, Jerry 113, 184 Dejanovich, Pauline 148 DeYoung, Arlene 148 DeKoster, Katherine 192 DeYoung, Donald 183 Delbridge, Kay 184 DeYoung, Harris 70, 117, 148 Delia, Samuel 191 DeYoung, Howard 186 Della-Rose, Mrs. E. 141 DeYnung, Jack 181 Del Nagro, Joan 99, 181 DeYoung, John 1U5, 117, 172 Delo, Shirley 65, 193 DeYoung, Joyce 172 DeMarche, Jeanne 172 DeYoung, Louis 30, 71, 172 Denham, Syliva 98, 99, 188 Diamond, Horace 172 Denison, David 117, 148 Diamond, John 180, 193 Denson, Kathleen 41, 64, 66, Dickson, Robert 148 74. 77, 143, 148 Dt-Ridder, Betty 148 Diehel, Dale 185 Diehel, Keith 191 HARRY E. MORGAN REAL ESTATE 2035 Ridge Road Homewood Illinois OOO'IOOIOOOOOIIOOIOIIOOOOOIIIOOIOIOOOIOOCOOIQIIO' SAM SCHAEFFER WHOLESALE MEATS Diehel, LeRoy 148 Diekelman, David 189 Diekman. Dorothy 172 Dunn, Minnie 184 Duschen. Jean 172 Dwyer, Dorothy 148 Dziennik. Patricia 188 134 Dietrich, Mrs. Martha 132, 134 Dileo, Josephine 172 Dillman, Margie 172 Dillon. Elizabeth 172 Doherty, Joyce 125, 186 Dohl, Carolyn 172 Doll, Evelyn 95, 172 Dolph, Dolores 172 Domedion, Joan 148 Donaldson, John 184 Donovan, Mercia 172 Dore, Tom 55. 118, 134 Dornhecker, Mary 183 Dorsey, Doris 148 Dorsey, Louise 97, 187 Downey, Ernest 172 Doyle, Kevin 190 Dozier, JoAnn 88 Dozier, Wendell 191 Dralle, Wallace 71, 148 Drase, Donna 187 Drase, Doris 193 Drechsel, Ruth 187 Dreesen, Dorrell 192 Drefhall, Diane 183 Drefhall. Patricia 66, 9 Drew, Joyce 183 Drucker, Jack 107, 118, 193 Dziuba, Gerald 189 E Eagan, Carole 97, 187 Eagan, Daniel 88, 186 Eaken, Kathleen 88, 148 Eaken, Patricia 172 Easter, Richard 172 Eberhardt, Fred 190 Ecker, Robert 191 Edwards, William 5, 43, 62, 68. 69, 73, 95, 98, 105, 113, 172 Effenberger, Jeanne 150 Egdorf, Gerald 181 Eger, Connie 183 Egofske, Loretta 190 Ehlert, Phyllis 172 Ehrhardt, Lynn 88. 192 Eisele. Nellie 183 Eix, Joan 188 Ek, Marion 184 Eklund, James 172 Eklund, Joan 150 Ekstrom, Harold 150 Ekstrom, Lloyd 150 Ekstrom, Ronald 187 Drummond, Bette 64, 84, 97, 102, 181 Dryja, Geraldine 17 Ducett, Robert 116, 190 Dudek, Larry 188 Dudzik, Robert 191 Dulgar, Lee 132, 134 Duncan, Leslie 88, 185 Dunn, Leatrice 97, 188 Ekstrom, Warren 111, Elliot, Ellis. Ellis, Ellis, Ellis, Ellis, Ellis- 192 William 182 Charles 181 Donald 192 Nancy 150 Patricia 99, 172 Ruth 96, 190 Tom 150 Ellison, Mary 95, 150 Ellison i, Richard 150 PAPER - PAINTS - OILS GLASS - WINDOW SHADES EMIL J. BLATT 13122 S. Western Avenue Tel. B. I. 242 Blue Island, Ill. s206:s DALTON PLUMBING CO. Complete Plumbing Service Phone STewart 3-234 8139 S. Ashland Avenue CHICAGO 20, ILLINOIS NOETHLING SHEET METAL WORKS COMPLIMENTS To The Class of 1951 18219 Dixie Hwy. Homewood, Ill. Phone Homewood 1084- Ellul. John 107. 188 Elsbury Laverne 183 Elton, Lois iss Elton, Oscar 73, 150 Elwood. Mrs. Frances Embser, Shirley 172 Emerick, Beverly 150 135 Emerick, Charles 107, 116, Emerick, Delbert 191 Emery, Carol 172 English, James 150 Erffmeyer, Robert 70. 150 Ergo, Richard 150 Erickson. Allen 94, 104, 150 Ertl. Francine 91, 183 Ertle. Nancy 181 Esker. Marie 96, 184 Etheridge, Betty 183 Ethridge, Wayne 70, 105, 116, 170, 172 Eustis. Ruth 188 Evans, Dorothy 191 Evans, Joan 73, 86, 92, 93, 183 Evans, Richard 62, 68, 69, 117, 143, 150 Evely, Audrey 94, 172 Evely, Ralph 192 Evely, Robert 70, 73, 150 Evers, Arline 172 Evert, Herbert 85, 172 Ewan, George 186 Ewing, John 118, 172 F Faber. Arthur 188 Fabrie, Robert 172 Facko, Robert 93, 193 Fadke. Carol 187 Pager, George 91, 117, 150 oeoee 188 1 180, 104, COOOCOIOOOIOCOOCOOOIlllilIOIOOOOOOOIIOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOI INDEX-Continued Fahlen, Irwin 31, 87, 142, 150 Fairbairn, Barham 16. 90, 189 Farruggia, Charles 185 Fedderson, Donald 105, 113, 172 Fedderson, Dorothy 85, 172 Fenstemiaker, Frank 192 Fenstermaker, Larry 181 Fenwick, Claudia 96. 193 Ferguson, Betty 172 Ferguson, Bruce 70, 72, Ferguson, David 193 172 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1951 FRED A. CORDT Compliments of A FRIEND Flores, Robert 116, 188 Florin, Charles 94, 115, 191 Flynn, Anita 172 Flynn, Paul 113, 182 Ford, Elizabeth 135 Fortin, Arlette 150 Fortin, Betty 150 Fortin, Edward 191 Fortin eannine 94 185 Fosgick, Roger 94, 107, 113, 117, 1 1 Foster, Marlene 172 Fernandez, Maurice 68, 70, 104, 117, 150 Fernandez, Peter 94, 193 Ferrari, Mary Jane 150 Fesler, Mrs. Helen 54. 135 Fesler, Judy 66. 94, 98, Fetchko. Ruth 172 Fetsis, Kaliope 95, 150 Fiala, Daniel 172 Fieffer, Donna 172 Fieldhouse, Elaine 186 Fields, Norma 150 Fields, Pattie 150 Fifer, Jerry 172 Figlewski, David 181 Finchum, Marion 140 Finchum. Roy 192 Finney, Carole 191 Finney, Colleen 181 Fischer, Alice 172 Fischer. Donald 172 Fish, Elaine 182 Fish, Evelyn 185 Fish, Everette 186 Fitchhorn Shirley 182 Fitzgerald, Jerry 182 Flaherty. Doris 192 Flaws. Norma 150 Fleischer, Ruth 185 Fleming, Robert 187 172 Fouts, Eugene 70, 150 Fowler, Beverly 192 Fowler, Richard 172 Fowler, W. C, 135 Fox, James 172 Fox, Mrs. Marion 88, 135 Fox, Terry 71, 116, 186 Frachey, Nancy 187 Frachey, Richard 118, 185 Frank, Howard 150 Frank, Raymond 182 Frank, Roy 180, 182 Franke, Shirley 96, 193 Franke, William 71, 192 Franks, Jack 116, 150 Franks, Kitty 181 Fransen, Robert 172 Franz, Nancy 66, 72. 102, 172 Fraser, Carolyn 48. 56, 150 Fraser, Everett 150 Fraser, Marlene 186 Frazier, Jessie 181 Frederick, Dianne 172 Frederick, Marlene 97, 192 Fredrick, Joanne 185 Fredriekson, Adele 135 Fredrickson, Don 20, 150 Fredrickson, Nancy 193 Freeh, Jerry 32, 150 42072 Freehauf, Charles 115. 172 Freeman, Barry 72, 103, 150 Freeman, Charles 94, 193 Freese. George 184 Freese, Phyllis 184 Fremder, James 184 Fremder, Robert 150 Fremouw, Donald 192 French. Charles 135 Frew, Peggy 96, 190 Frczza. Lorraine 135 Friedman, Diane 173 Frieling, Avis 66, 74, 76, 84, 150 Frieling, Jerry 187 Friers, Charles 185 Frigo. Lois 173 Fritz, Betty 173 Fritz. Delores 184 Froebel, Richard 72. 115, 186 Froelich, Robert 150 Froelich, Wesley 85, 173 Frosehauer. Frank 100, 104. 105, 115 Froula, Josef 186 Frundle, Ralph 71, 150 Fugiel, Geraldine 192 Fulsang, Edel 183 Fulsang, Ellen 43, 187 Fulton. Ronald 186 Funk, Merle 85, 173 Funk, Sherry 96, 192 Fuqua, Roy 150 Furneaux, Kenneth 192 Furry, Bnxce 90, 117, 190 Furry, Ronald 150 Furth, Fred 62, 63, 117, 173 G Gaich. Margaret 187 Gain, John 173 Blue Island Publishing Corporation Commercial Printers Engravers Publishers o f Blue Island Sun - Standard 2350 W. Vermont Street Blue Island Phone B. I. 2020 Gain, Shirley 183 Gale. Robert 184 Galica, Leona 173 Gallagher, Jerrie 183 Gallagher, James 184 Gallagher, Terrence 187 Gallati, George 84, 91, 107, 115, 180. 189 Gallegos, Flora 54, 135 Gallina, Joe 173, 182 Garbacz, Chester 55 Garrzynski, Anthony 190 Gardiner, Dale 15, 183 Gardiner, Don 78 Gardner, Donna 97, 99, 173 Gardner, Jade 29, 73, 150 Gardner, Leslie 95. 192 Garner, Beverly 185 Garner. Nancy 187 Garney, Henry 115, 189 Garrett, Luanne 173 Gatewood, Nila 96, 99, 172 Gattis, Mary 63, 64, 95, 124, 143. 150 Gauthier, Eloise 190 Gay, Barbara 96, 188 Gay, Joan 94, 152 Gebert. Ken 187 Geiman, Mis. Elena 26. 141 Genovese, Eugene 107, 183 Genovese, Shirley 98, 99, 173 George, Roscoe 152 George, Roy 182 Geringer, Douglas 186 Gersch, Delores 183 Gersch, Gene 152 Gettler, Nancy 182 Gibbs. Alfred 152 Gibson, George H. 129 Gibson, Robert 181 Giereich, Phillip 191 Gierszewslti, Anne 192 Compliments of Dr. C. M. Gallal'l'i Homewood, Illinois Compliments of DE YOUNG 81 SONS SOUTH HOLLAND, ILLINOIS Phone Harvey 37 Phone Lansing 350 15650 Chicago Rd. South Holland, Illinois INDEX-Continued Gierucki. Mary Ann 185 Giese, Barbara 22, 67, 72, 74, 76, 78, 86, 152 Gilbert, Helen 185 Gilbert, Myrtle 96. 189 Gilchrist. Peggy 189 Gilr. Neil 91, 152 Gill. Dan 188 Gill. Pat 184 Gilman, David 173 Gilmore, Mary 173 Ginther, Alice 46, 173 Ginther, Elmer 191 Gioconda, Angela 173 Gjerde, Jean 98, 186 Glauner, ,lack 173 Glauner. Wayne 104 Glowinski, Rosalie 97, 181 Gnaster. Pat 173 Goddard, Mary 152 Goddard. Marv J. 97, 190 Goddard. Pat 185 Godman, Barham 187 Godwin, Paul S. 132, 135 Goebel, Alice 193 Goebel, Raymond 73, 152 Goechritz, Shirley 173 Goesel, Donald 71, 152 Goesel, Evelyn 185 Goesel, Richard 152 Goetzinger, Jack 152 Goff, Barbara 38, 96, 182 Golaszewslti, Mary 190 Golbin, Vyto 70, 88, 95, 152 Goldsmith, Don 113. 170 Goletz, Kathy 189 Goley, Nancy 97, 188 Gollin, Patricia 152 Goodin, Gayle 173 Goodman, Bernice 183 Goodman, Janelle 67, 86, 93, 181 Goodman, John 173 Goodman, Stillman 173 Goodwin, Richard 55, 70, 119 Gorbaz, Chester 185 Gorden, James 70. 103, 152 Gordon, Betty 96. 189 Gorman. Carl 173 Gorski, Frank 173 Gotsch. H. E. 135 Gouwens, Herman 191 Gouwens Gouwens, Gouwens Gouwe ns, Gowens, Gowens, Russell 152 Dean 190 173 Grahe, James 173 Graham, Larry 183 Graham, Nancy 96, 191 Graham, Ray 185 Granath, Donald 173 Granath. Helen 191 Grant. Edward 192 Grantham, Betty 173 Gratlmwski, Elayne 191 Gray, Gray, Gray, Gray, Gray, 142, Greco Greco . Green , Green Green 1 Gerald 186 Joyce 94, 193 Marthalou 135 Richard 173 Walter 68, 70, 152 Dolores 152 Peter 107, 188 Ann 184 Norma 190 Ralph 141 Greenberg, Diane 16, 88, 192 Greenman, Ralph 183 Gregory. Frank 193 Greig, Janet 188 , Jane 91, 180, 187 Kenneth 94, 173 , Raymond 135 Meryl 67, 72, 94, 170 105, 109, Greiner, Herbert 90, 93, 184 Grenier, Carol 80. 95, 98, 152 Gresen. Randy 73 Gress, John 173 Griffin, Bruce 193 Griffin. Charles 48, 75, 173 Griffith, Dorothy 87, 152 Griffith, Gerald 70, 117, 173 Grigsby, Harlene 59, 184 Griser, James 189 Groeneveld, Betty 173 Groenveld. Ethel 152 Groeneveld, John 173 Groeneveld, Kenneth 51 55, 60, 68, 69, 70, 104, 108, 109, 117, 143, 152 Groeneveld. Shirley 187 Groskopf, James 90, 193 Gross, Audrey 188 Gross, Jackie 183 Gross, James 70 Grosvenor, Marilyn 152 Grosvenor, Sue 74, 123 Grugett, Katherine 173 Gmmmitt, David 173 Gnxszczyk, Cecilia 184 Gmszczylt. Theodore 191 Grybowslci, Gloria 66, 99, 173 Grzadzinski, Bmno 173 Grndzinski, Patricia 173 Grzan, Jerry 152 Grlan, Richard 173 Guelxchow, Shirley 192 Guillaume, Mrs. Carol 195 Gifgiaume Donald 24, 49, 90, Guillaume. Marilynn 180, 193 Guilotte, Joan 123, 124, 173 Guilotte, Kay 123, 124, 173 Gundaker, Jacqueline 74, 77, 152 Gunkle, M. M. 135 H Haack, Elaine 173 OOO..O'OOO'I.CIOCOCOO0.000IDOOICOlllllCIICOOIIOOIIOOIOOIOIOOOOIOICOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 42082 Haberstein, Eleanor 96, 196 Haddon, William 186 Haderer, Don 71, 173 Haderer. Lester 191 Hagan, Thomas 173 Hagen. Larry 183 Haines, Walter 129 Haines, William 107, 184 Halas, John 152 Halbert, Hattie Mae 185 Haldorson, Donna 94, 181 Halford. llomay 184 Hall, Shirley 96, 1151 Hambric, Adalee 152 Hames, Joan 173 Hames. Robert 192 Hamilton, Barbara 90, 92, 152 Hamilton, Marilyn 173 Hamilton. Mary 91, 185 Hamner, Marjorie 98, 173 Hampton, Donna 96, 188 Hanee, Jennifer 135 Hand, Emily 188 Hand, Gene 71, 84, 117, 118, 173 Hanes, Don 70, 182 Hanks, Charles 117. 173 Hanna, Charles 187 Hanschmann. Alice 135 Hanschmann, Ronald 173 Hansen, Carol 97, 188 Hansen, Dave 94, 107, 111, 117, 193 Hansen, Phyllis 98, 99, 188 Hansen, Shirley 173 Harding, Billie 173 Harding, Constance 97, 190 Hannon, Rosemary 123, 181 INDEX-Continued Harper, Joyce 91, 152 Harr, Dolores 173 Harris, Betty 173 Harris, Dorothy 182 Harris, Larry 188 Harrison. Carole 14, 152. 194 Hart, William E. 141 Harthun. Dora 140 Hartinger, Jarquelyn Hartman, Gerald 173 Hartman, James 173 92, 152 36, 124, Haisgmann, Georgette 74, 170, Hartwell, Charles 189 Hartwell, Marjorie 96, Hasier, Joseph 187 Hasik, Joe 184 Haskins, Nancy 188 Hastings, Catherine 99, 173 Hastings, James 181 Hastings, Laura 97 Hastings, Marilyn 191 Hathaway. Sallie 50, 51, 52, 74, 77. 152 Hatke, Jerry 107, 191 Hatley, Joan 13, 173 Hatle Leonard 189 Hausdliild, Bmce 117, 173 Hauschild. Kay 186 Hauser, Anne 96, 190 Hauter. Dorothy 88, 173 Havansek. Rozanne 190 Havard, Edwin 186 Havens, George 180, 193 Havens, Georgiann 173 Haviland, Sylvia 173 66 Harms, Carole 152 Harms, Henry 135 Harms. Ruth 136 Harness, Ethel 185 Hamish, Janet 90, 190 Hawkins, Hamid 183 Haworth, Ralph 74, 76, 194 Hawrysio, Agnes 173 Hay, Joyre 5, 33, 57, 62, 63, 66, 72, 173 GEORGE M. MAY Distinctive Gifts SILVERWARE and GLASSWARE HOMEWOOD ILLINOIS JANSMNS BAKERY QUALITY BAKED GOODS South Holland, Illinois Phone Harvey 5736 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2 4 Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS 2 2 Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I Q I I 0 Hay, Shirley 124, 173 Hayes, Catherine 184 Hayes, George 189 Hayes, Gemld 181 Hayes, Mary 182 Haynes, Leon 173 Healy, Joann 89. 173 Healy, john 70, 152 Heath, Delbert 192 Heath, Reginia 191 Heavlin, Harold 117 Hecox. Phil 193 Hede. Lois 96, 190 Hedtke, Joan 143. 152 Heeschen, Catherine 65, 98, 152 Heffron. Dave 183 Heffron, Jimmy 188 Heikerna, Robert 94. 187 Heitman, Robert 181 Heil, Virginia 190 Hein. Faye 190 Heinberg, Lois 152 Heine, Calvin 71, 174 Heinke, Valerie 96, 181 Heinmann, Joel 117. 174 Heinzman Eleanor 174 Helfrich, hob 11, 62, 63, ea, 71, 81, 170, 174 Hellstrom, Karen 11, 81, 174 Hellstrom, Kenneth 191 Helmick, Don 70, 152 Helms, Mickey 88. 174 Helms, Sylvia 174 Henderson, Harvey 117, 174 Henderson, Levi 174 Henderson, Lois 136 Hendry, James 152 Hendry, Myrna 98, 186 Henry, Don 71, 94. 174 Henry, Jim 118, 181 Henslee, Joseph 117, 174 Herbert, Eddie 91, 118 Hering, Loretta 152 Heron, Eleanor 184 Herrmann, Walter 187 Hernold, Delwin 70, 182 Herrington, John 191 Heselton, Cyril 9, 70, 115, Hess, George 94, 181 Hess, Judy 97, 190 Hesson, Kay 33, 154 Hetfield, Jerrv 71, 88, 113, 18l Hetfield. Kent 70, 142, 154 Hickey, Dean 70, 154 Hickey, Norman 70. 193 Hicks, Calvin 91, 180, 190 Hirks, Wilhelmine 80. 174 Hicks, William 174. 181 Hill, Bernadine 184 Hill, Dennis 62, 118, 170, 174 Hill, Joyce 187 Hill. Marie 184 Hille, Ruthmary 187 Hillegonds, Joan 91 Hillemeyer, William 108, 109, 118, 178 Hills, Jeannett 136 Hillstrom, Charles 174 Hillyer, Harriet 184 Hilts. D0relle 184 Hinkey, Barbara 97, 187 Hinze, Beverly 94, 174 Hirst. Marian 136 Hively, Beverly 81, 174 Hohbis, Mrs. B. 132 Hobbis, Mary 88, 186 Hobbs, Harry 189 Hook, Barbara 92, 128, 154 Hock, Richard 45, 70, 71, 115, 154 Hocott, Marseille 192 Hodge, Alice 186 Hodge, Mrs. Jeanie 141 Hodge, Shirley 183 T. T. H. S. CAFETERIA C2099 152 Hoeksema, Shirley 96, 174 Hoekstra. Violet 174 Hoff, Joyce 174 Hoffman, Harry 183 Hogan, Mary 174 Hoglund, Nancy 66, 154 Hoglund, Virginia 181 Holden, Betty 97, 187 Holden, Shirley 97, 191 Hollingsworth Ronald 70, Holm, Larry 185 Holmes, Tom 46. 70, 154 Holms, John 107, 191 Holtgren, Ann 187 Holzbach, Robert 184 Homan, Donald 70, 87, 94, Hummer. Priscilla 192 Hook, Alfred 154 Hook, Gerrit 183 Hoover, Juanita 187 Hopkins, Lyle 136 Hopman, William 70, 71, 174 Hopp, Althea 99 Horak, Arthur 174 Horner, Joan 97, 190 Horner, aura 189 Hoskins, Jo Ann 97, 190 Ann 96, 190 House, House, Henry 181 Houts. Don 95 Houts, Forrest L. 95, 190 Houts, Jo Ann 174 Howe, Beverly 186 Howe, Howell, Judy 88, 183 Hoyer, Gustav 95, 107, 117, 188 Hoyt, Jim 183 Huber, Theresa 183 Hubert, Eddie 174 Huddlestun T. B. 105, 136 INDEX Huelet. Dean 154 Hug, Jerry 95, 119, 192 Hughes. Blayn 183 Hughes, Tim 84. 90. 190 Hult, Donna 183 Huizenqa. Gerald 113, 193 Huizenga, Marguerite 84, 88, Hulsey, Donald 189 Hundt, Patricia 154 Hungate, Thomas 118, 174 4 C ontinued Jacobs. Robert 174 Ja er, Marion 192 Jaliubczak. Ray 182 James, Robert 92, 181 Janicki. .loan 174 Jankowski, Dorothy 174 Jankowski. Phyllis 174 Janocha. Eugene 55, 181 Jansma, John 119. 191 Janson, Barbara 180, 181 Janson. Paul 174 Janz, Ann 99. 191 Jasenas, Neola 192 Don 102. 105, 109. 154 Hunt. Doris 154 Hunt, Muriel 190 Hunt. Paul 174 Hunt, Phyllis 154 Hunt. Robert 192 Hunter. David 186 Hurley, Colette 81. 82, 136 Huston, Georgia 181 Hutchenson, David 116, 119. 190 Huttig, Grace 52. 66, 83, 154 Hybert, Sidney 71, 174 Hylen, Patricia 174 ' I Insalaco, Carol Ann 188 lnsalaco. Rose 181 Ipema, Grace 174 Ireland, Richard 68, 70, 102, 105. 115 1som, Harry 192 Iwinski, ShirleyJ174 Jablonski. Gerald 190 Jacks, Jimmy 24, 70, 154 Jackson, Herbie 182 Jamison, Marilyn 90, 97, 186, Jackson, Robert 182 Jackson Wayne 174 Jacob, Sylvia 139 Homewood Laundromal' Where Everyday is Washday 2023 Ridge Road W. F. MAHAR, Prop. Phone Homewood 14-15 Compliments of LYLE KLOEPPEL Confectionery 2048 Ridge Rd. Homewood, Ill. Phone Homewood 643 Jismund. Jaworski Jcdlifkaf Jedlicka, Jeffords, Jeffords, nkins Je , . Jennings, 74 77 Gayle 191 Charmaine 27, 184 William 192 Jollen 189 Paul 71, 154 David 191 Lorraine 65, 66, 84 143. 154 Jensen, Alliene 185 Jensen, Franklin 184 Jensen, Patricia 154 Jenter, Esther 174 Jersey, Viola 174 Jesk, Dale 181 Jesk, Mary 174 Jeske, Alfred 95. 111, 117. Jessee, Patty 183 Jessen, Nanette 99. 186 Jeveret. Bert 70, 117, 154 Johnsen, Arlene 184 Johnson, Albert 174 Johnson, Audrey 96. 189 Johnson, Barbara 193 Johnson. Charlotte 188 Johnson, Doris 184 Johnson, Douglas 187 Johnson. Dotty 97 12102 Norman 107, 119, 192 73. 191 Johnson, Frances 186 Johnson, Gerald 180. 184 Johnson, James 183 Johnson, Jean 88, 174 Johnson, Keith 174 Johnson, Ken 154 uiinson, Laurence 70, 105, 154 ohnson, Marilyn 97, 188 Johnson, M. C. 191 Johnson, Richard 70, 182 Johnson, Robert 189 Johnson, Ronald 78, 93, 154 Joiigiion, Roy 105, 108, 109, 117, Johnson, Shirley 185, 187 Johnson, Tim 186 Johnston. Edward 117, 174 Johnston, Geraldine 24, 174 Jones. Arlene 174 Jones, Dan 107. 117. 182 Jones, Evelyn 184 Jones, Harold 70, 154 Jones, Jack 91. 183 Jones, Lillian 154 Jones, Ray 105, 113, 174 Jones, Robert 154 Jones, Ruth 136 Jones, Sandra 184 Jones, Virginia 17. 186 Jones William 181 Jordan, George 70, 154 Jorsch, Jerome 174 Jouris, Audrey 92, 154 Judy, William 185 Jung, Norman 91, 92, 174 Jurek, Mike 113, 154 K Kaberna, Jack 70. 127, 154 Kacznlarski, Pat 46, 89, 97, 174 Compliments of Chicago Riverdale Lumber Company 18106 Harwood Ave. HUMEWIOUD ILLINOIS RIDGE FOOD MART 174-4 Ridge Road Homewood, I11. We Carry a Full Line of Groceries, Meats, Fresh Fruits, and Vegetables Phone Homewood 616 WALT'S BODY SHOP W. W. MESECK Specializing in Body and Mechanical Work Frame and Axle Straightening 17940 Di xie Hwy. Compliments of Dr. Mary A. Robinson OSTEOPATH 18017 Dixie Hwy. HOMEWOOD ILLINOIS Kaidy, Esther 174 Kahn, Sandra 97, 190 Kalkbrenner, Elizabeth 91, 189 Kalman, Jack 182 Kalman, James 154 Kaltwasser, Marge 62, 63, 66, 83, 103, 142. 143 154 Kaminski. Dan 154 Kamin ki. Pete 174 Kaminski. T1-d 71, 174 Kamphenkel, Arthur 141 Kamphenkel, Gloria 97, 189 Kamykowslci, Grace 82, 83, 154 Kane. Pat 66, 142. 154 Kane. Ronald 192 Kane. William B. 129 Kantzler, Joyce 20, 90, 183 Kara. Anita 191 Kara. Richard 185 Karnev. Carol 181 Karney, George 19, 29, 154 Kaur. Eddie 188 Kausal, William 182 Kasha. Marjorie 174 Kaskie, Betty 191 Kasten, Nancy 187 Kasputis, Malvin 66, 82, 84, 154 Katten, Emanuel 174 Kavis, George 182 Kavis, Marlene 191 Kawanna. Ronald 182 Kay. Gayle 191 Keenan, Jack 108, 111. 116. 184 Keetley, Lois 97, 187 Kehle. Alwalt 154 Keiffer, Kenneth 70. 174 Keith, Betsy 123, 183 Kelley. Richard 143, 154 Kellogg, Larry 68, 70, 154 Kem f, Mrs. Hattie 26. 141 Kencllall, Joan 96, 181 Kennedy, Caryl 124, 125 Kennedy, Patricia 181 Kennedy, Robert 71, 174 Kennett. Norman 187 Keranen, John 180, 186 Kerkhoven, Pat 37, 174 Kern, Betty 188 Kern, Margaret 188 Kernagis. Tom 94, 174 Kester, William 143, 156 Ketelboeter, Charlotte 156 Ketelhoeter, Dolores 191 Ketelboeter, June 183 Keth, Jack 70, 116, 186 Keys, Loretta 123, 182 Keznoff, Barbara 97, 188 Kickert. Carol 188 Kile, Kay 46, 65, 66, 143. Kilpatrick, Don 70, 156 Kimak, Phil 117, 174 King, Charles 191 King, Raymond 188 Kingsland, Donald 70, 95, 174 Kingsmill, William 182 Kinsella, Robert 81 Kirkby, Geraldine 174 Kirkpatrick, Jacquelyn 156 Kirkpatrick, Patricia 193 Kitchen, Earlene 174 Klatt, Mrs. Frances 195 Klehau, Arlene 184 Klerkner, James 88, 174 Kleckner, Phyllis 48, 182 Kleckner, Virginia 25, 174 Klein, Barbara 156 Klein, John 113, 117, 170, Klein, Patricia 186 Klein, Robert 185 Kleinfelder, Ruth 184 Klenk, Carol 97, 187 Kletzke, Joan 96, 191 Kloskowski, Richard 93, 116, 156 105, 174 187 Z U 171 X 1 Q O z S. : Q Q.. Compliments of EBERHARDT'S SERVICE STATION l83rd 8 Harwood HOMEWOOD ILLINOIS HOMEWOOD ANIMAL HOSPITAL Dr. Robert Lawrence Veterinarian 2207 183rd Street HOMEWOOD Kluge, Jon 190 Kluka, Henry 192 Knade, Mary 97, 180 Knowles, Dorothy 174 Koblesky, Dorothy 43, 66, 143, 156 Koch, Carol 186 Koch, Vida 186 Koehler. Edward 183 Koehler, Marjorie 192 Koester, Arnold 136 Kolins, Art 71, 185 Kollman, Ronald 192 Kollmann, Marvin 190 Kolodzieu, Frederick 174 Kolojay, Joan 189 Konopasek, Audrey 188 Konuw, Joyce 183 Kopf, Karl 70, 156 Koppers, Connie 174 Kornafel. Alice 183 Kordewich, Edith 140 Kortge, Barbara 188 Kortum, Wayne 175 Koustik, Arthur 107, 111, 185 Koustik, Harry 70, 109, 117, 175 Kossak, Mary 191 Koster, June 91, 125, 184 Koster, Shirley 190 Kosters. Morris 187 Kowalik, Therese 175 Krabbe, Donald 61, 94, 118, 170. 175 Krabbe. Ronald 95, 113, 117, 192 Kramer, Geraldine 175 Krantz, Betty 98, 181, 189 Krause, Charles 116, 181 Krause, Clara 57, 85, 175 Krautsak, Emily 175 Kreis, Harold 70, 156 124, ILLINOIS Kreis, Ralph 79 Krenmuller, Jean 156 Kreps, Barbara 97, 187 Kresl, James 183 Kresl, Jo Ann 189 Krikau, Fred 156 Krikau, John 107, 115, 183 Kroll, Dorothy 93, 156 Kromer, Frank 107, 116, 183 Krug, Jack 70, 104, 117, 156 Krueger, Gerald 70, 182 Krueger, Walter 156 Kruger, Jean 57, 64, 67, 94. 124, 175 Kruger, Wayne 111, 116, 193 Krygowski, Charles 182 Krygowski, Chesterine 192 Krygowski, Eugene 189 Krygowskl, Joseph 182 Kubisak. Helen 175 Kucharski, Rav 70, 71, 105, 156 Kuczaik, Patricia 183 Kuczkowski, Joe 175 Kueber, Gary 193 Kuehnert, John 175 Kunkel, Joyce 175 Kurvers, Richard 71, 156 Kun. Stanley 73 Kurzawski, Stanley 156 Kut, Harry 182 Kutscher. Charles 193 Kuykendall, Robert 82, 84, 117, 142. 156 Kuznieslti, Gloria 27, 181 Kyrouac, Ronald 175 Kysiak, Joanne 175 1. Lab no. Loretta 190 LaBrec, Henry 191 Labuda. Frank 190 4421159 LaBudda, Leona 181 LaBudda, Shirlev 156 LaCrosse, Earl 71, 107, 185 Ladislas, Eugene 181 Ladwig, Robert 175 Laflen, Peggy 183 Lahti, Norman 136 Lambert, Arlene 185 Lambert, Joy 188 Landerk, James 71, 181 Landis, Joyce 181 Lang, Leslie 70, 156 Lange, Darwin 117, 189 Lange, Lester 70, 107, 183 Lange, Sharon 190 Langer, Marlene 187 Langhout, Doris 73, 190 Lape, Robert 187 Largent, Charles 63, 72, 80, 94, 175 Lallak, Betty 175 LaPass, Mary 156 LaPointe, Art 107, 117, 186 INDEX--Continued Laube, Beverly 187 Lewis, Beverly 192 Lauderbark, Barbara 94, 156, Lewis, James 71, 175 186 Lewis, Lail 18, 57, 64, 65, 72, Laue, Diane 183 74, 87, 89, 94, 175 Laughlin, Shirley 96, 189 Lewis, Terry 183 Lave, Roy 186 LaVic1ta, Goerge 190 Lavigne. Bonnie 183 Lawrence, Lolita 175 Lawrence. Mattie 182 Lazaros, Doris 156 Learn, Bruce 185 LeBlanc. Gerald 186 Lee, Barbara 183 Lee, Carol 191 Licht, Donna 88, 189 Licka, Lydia 156 Liddle, George 189 Lieb, Dorothy 136 Liehr, Paul W. 136 Lilley, Ray F. 43, 136 Liirgzstall, Joanne 62, 66, 83, Lincoln, Earl 190 Lincoln, Richard 68, 70, 104, Lee, Virginia 184 Leeson, Georgine 23, 46, 156 Leff, Joe 70, 116, 175 LeGraf1', Vera 156 Lehnen, Marlyn 182 Lehnen, Norman 182 Lehnen, Thelma 190 Leib, Robert 188 156 Lindert. Polly 43, 65, 66, 85 LaPointe, Joe 175 LaReau, Jerry LaReau, Joan 68, 94, 104, 170, 91, 118, 180, 184 97, 182 Larrence, Mrs. Carolyn 140 LaRue Laura 97, 189 LaRue Robert 113, 191 Larsen Janice 188 Larsen, Jeannette 187 Larsen Palle 175 Larson, Carol 188 Larson, Joan 180, 192 Larson, Laster, Richard 185 Betty 175 Latham, Chrystine 175 Latham, Margaret 181 Latowski, Josephine 175 Lau, Darlene 175 Leib. William 191 Leidinger, Norma 175 Leidinger. Ruby 175 Leigh, Donald 113, 116, 190 Leinen. Edward 175 Leith, Wendell 116, 181 Lembclte, William 94, 175 Lenox, Barbara 175 Lenox, Geraldine 156 Lenox, Jack 186 Lentfer, Carol 192 Lentfer, Richard 192 Leoni, Lawrence 70, 71, 175 Lerch, Nancy 97. 188 Lercher, G. D. 136 Leuther, Geraldine 156 Leuther, Josephine 185 Lewandowslti, Eugene 182 Compliments of SPOOLY'S Ivanhoe Texaco Service Phone 7075 14200 Indiana Ave. Riverdale, Illinois Closed Sundays HOMEWOOD BAKERY 2053 Ridge Rd. Phone 52 Our Pies, Cookies and Cakes Are Among the Finest Made Anywhere SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PARTY ORDERS I I 2 2 2 2 I I I I 2 I 0 2 I I I I 2 2 I I 3 3 I I I I I I I I I I I I 3 2 I I ' : 3 . 3 2 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q I I I I I Q I I I I I Q I I I I I Q I Q I I I Q I Q I :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIV: Q I 3 2 Q I I I I I Q I I I I I Q I Q I Q I I I Q I I I I I I I Q I I I I I I I I I Q I Q I I I Q I Q I I I I I I I Q I I I Q I Q I ' 3 2 Q Q I ' 2 2 0 Q I ' 2 3 . I I Q I I I I I I I Q I I I Q I 92, 183 Lisburg, Ronald 175 Liston, William 90, 183 Litten, Ronald 193 Little, Quentin 189 Lively, Richard 70, 192 Lively, Robert 70. 156 Livers, Mrs. Luella 141 Livesay, Robert 189 Livett. William 175 Livingston, Jane 33, 66. 67, 175 Llorens, Anthony 20, 182 Llorens, Ramon 94, 183 Lloyd, James 95, 189 Lloyd, John 105, 175 Lockhart. Carol 175 Logan, Paul 32, 70, 116, 175 Logsdon, Joe 71, 72, 175 Lohrbafh, Donna 96, 183 Long, Carolyn 98, 187 Long, James 117, 181 Losew. Peter 111 Lotz, Jacob 191 Lotz, Norman 191 Loutsi, Evelyn 156 Love, Dean 70, 156 Low. Leslie 186 Lowery, Al 107, 111, 116, 180, 188 Lowery, Leanne 183 Loy, Myrna 189 Lucente, Robert 187 Ludwig, Charles 184 Luehrs, Betty 88, 97, 183 Lumbert, Paul 25, 175 Lundin. Gary 191 Lussenhop. Nam-v 34, 57, 64, 72, 73, 95, 98, 175 Lutterman, Elaine 190 Lutterman Gerald 74, 77, 109, 156. 195 Lybarger, Donna 186 Lybarger, Gloria 156 Lybarger, Richard 175 Lybe, Dennis 156 Lyke, Clarence 192 Lynch, Martin 107. 182 Lyon, Mrs. Jessie 141 Lyon, William 84, 90, 188 Lyons. David 70 Lyons, Ronald 188 Lytle, James 184 Lytle, Norris 175 M Maatman, Norman 175 Macaluso, Carol 156 Macander, Donald 71, 175 Macander, Richard 182 Macari, James 70, 156 Macari, Richard 70, 105, 113, 117, 170, 175 MacCu1lough, Nancie 28, 63, 74, 77, 156 K U R T Z ONE STOP SERVICE GAS - OILS - ACCESSORIES Ridge and Dixie Phone Homewood 681 KZIZD Mack, Mack, Dorothy 156 Florence 175 Mack, Richard 189 Mack, Veronica 156 Mack, Walter 175 Mackel. Mrs. Mary 141 Mackey, Dolores 156 Mackiewicz, Edwin 70, 158 Mackiewicz, George 158 Mackiewicz, Lillian 158 Maddox. Dr. Clifford 130 Mahin, Patricia 175 Mahler, Melvin 187 Mailloux, Tom 11, 187 Major, Joyce 181 Majszak, Kay 158 Maki, Marlene 94. 181 Malavis, Mary Ann 97, 189 Malchow, Meredith 182 Malecki. Edward 116. 193 Malnr, Edward 141 Malm, Larry 107 111, 116, Malone, James 193 Malone, William 175 Mancuso, Richard 190 Manpzum, Mickey 70, 158 Manifold. Joe 191 Manifold. Mildred 97, 192 Mann, Margot 158 Manow, Carol 158 Manow, Marilyn 189 Mantz, Richard 70 Marchello, Jack 107, 190 Marchello, Joe 105, 117, 158 Marcheschi, Lawrence 175 Marek, Jean 192 Marlatt, Joanne 175 Marlatt. Kenneth 189 INDEX-Continued Marra. Peter 190 Marschner. Fred 188 Marsh, George 70, 88, 175 Marsh. Pat 158 Marshall. Dorothy 83, 94, 158 Marshall, James 71, 158 Martin, Art 113, 158 Martin, Donald 95, 115, 186 Mrs. Dorcas 136 Martin, Martin. Fred 158 Martin, Shirley 191 Maslanka, Jean 186 Maslanka, Madeline 184 Mason, Jack 32, 105, 170. 175 Mason, John 158 Massey, Robert 158 Massey, Wayne 70, 142, 158 Mathews, Sheila 96, 182 Maglgieu, Jean 43, 82, 83, 84, 97, Matthews, Denver 189 Matthews, Dorothy 186 Matuszewich, Dorothy 96, 187 Maurer, Arlene 187 Maurer, Carol 189 Mauratic, Joyce 88, 186 Mauro, Jeannette 181 Mauro, Nina 190 Maxwell. Annette 182 Maxwell, George 175 May, Arthur 117. 158 May, Donald 183 Mayer, Melvin 185 Mayerak, Robert 9, 70. 158 Maylanfl, Joyce 189 Mazies. Robert 70, 158 McArtor, Richard 187 McArtor, Walter 105. 175 Marlow, William 182 Marlowe, Joyce 189 lkfarlowe. Ruth 67, 83. 84, 158 McCarthy, Carole 10, 51. 52. 64, Markee, Darlene 97, 175 72, 94, 143, 158 McArtor, William 113 McBain, Sally 97. 184 W H I T E S WA N Cleaners and Launderers, Inc. 55 Minute Service 54- East 154th Street Phone 4048 Harvey, Illinois McCarty, Jerry 94, 191 McCarty. Ken 158 McCaslin, John 107, 117, 187 McChristian, Edward 107, 111, 117, 182 McChristie. George 141 McCoy. Armour 182 McCoy, Gwendolyn 192 McCracken, Arlene 182 McCullough, John 192 McDade, Jean 88, 175 McDermott. Gail 189 McDonald, Marlene 190 McDougall, A, J. 55, 129 McElroy, Warren 189 McFarland, Walter 92. 175 McLeod, Charles 117 McNair, Barbara 175 McNeela, William 187 McNish, Donald 158 McPherson, Agnes 24. 143, 158 McVey, Kathy 61, 67, 72, 74, 77, 95. 143, 158 Mech. Frank 70, 105, 116, 175 Mech, Mary 180, 181 Mech, Rohert 191 Meder, Raymond 185 Meder, Theresa 45, 48, 158 Medley, Gloria 158 Medrano, Sebastian 192 Meents, Fred, 71, 182 Mehorczyk, Joe 70. 184 McGehee, Jean 66, 74, 76, 94, 158 McGhee, James 183 McGhee, Vera 158 McGill, William 107. 115, 181 Mt-Gowan, McGrath, Myra 175 James 158 McGuffin, Donald 84, 91, 107 111, 190 McGuffin, William 18. 88, 92 118. 158 McHenry, Ethel 86, 175 McHenry, Pat 186 McHenry, William 71, 175 Mcllwaine, Carol 96, 184 Mcllwainc. Dale 90, 118. 185 lv1cIntyre, H. M. 58 McIntyre, Joyce 189 Mpgtgtyre, Virginia 57, 58, 98 McLaren, james 158 McLaren Lynn 170, 175 w 1 Meilner, Shirley 182 Meis, Diane 43, 142, 158 Mendenhall, Carl S. 132, 136 Mendenhall, Lynn 84. 188 Mer, Sanford 72, 193 Mer, Bruce 118 Merrick, Shirley 183 Merritt. Joe 182 Messerschmidt, Eunice 94, 175 Messmaker, LeRoy 175 Messmaker. Mildred 158 Metzner, Arthur 116, 190 Meurisse, Mrs. Barbara 136 y Meyer, David 95, 175 Meyer, Janet 13, 86, 181 Meyer, Janice 175 Meyer, Marcia 52, 66, 91, 92, 158 Meyer, Robert 184 Meyer Willard 192 Mctaugtitin, Richard 49. 117 175 McLean, Richard 193 McLellan, Carole 189 I I 0 o I I I I 0 o I I I I I I 0 o I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 0 o 0 o I I 0 o I I I I 0 o I I I I 0 o I I 0 o 0 o I I 0 o 0 o I I 0 o 0 s I I 0 o 0 a I I 0 Q I I I I 0 o I o I I 0 o I I : 0 I :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I 0 u I I 0 Q 0 Q I I 0 o 0 o I I I I 0 o 0 a I n 0 n 0 n I I 0 a I I I I 0 o 0 o I I 0 a 0 o I I o 0 0 o : o I 0 o 0 a I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I o 0 I I I I o o o o HOMEWOOD 12139 1 Michael, Joyce 181 Michalski, Henry 180, 192 Michalski, Phillip 158 Michelson, Charlotte 136 Miedema. Melvin 158 Mifflin, Courtney 79 A Complete Line of Sporting Goods George's Spor'I's Store 126 East 154-th Street Harvey, Illinois Phone Harvey 4060 Geo. Koteff, Prop. R. H. GANSBERGEN features S. V. W. QUALITY PAINTS ISGO Stylux Wallpapers 204-0 Ridge Road ILLINOIS 124. 158 C. S. STOW HARDWARE - PAINT - GLASS AIRPLANE MODELS SEEDS 108 East 154th St. Phone 183 Harvey, Illinois IICIll0000000000OOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOO For Clothes that Invite Compliments Women's and Children's Dresses and Lingerie visit the F A M I L Y F A I R Midlothian, Illinois Mikenas. Barbara 97. 187 Miklas, Jo Anne 185 Mikrut, Raymond 184 Milen, Bette 176 Miles, Margaret 137 Miley, Beverly 190 Milianta, Anthony 187 Milianta. Joe 116, 119, 182 Miller, Aileen 52, 158 Miller, Bobbctta 91, 176 Miller, Dale 95, 176 Miller, Darlene 61, 64, 66, Morton, Marge 97, 186 Nank David H6 77. Miller Miller Miller , Elaine 181 Janet 38, 99, 184 Nancy 95. 158 Miller, Richard 38, 71, 119, Miller, Ronald 192 Millican, Flora 98, 181 Millican, Shirley 43, 56, 67, 158 Milligan, Patricia 176 Milone. Walter 137 Mirande, Alex 181 Miskowicz, Julia 188 Mitchell. Evelyn 176 Mitchell, Jean 96, 188 Mitchell, Thomas 70, 160 Moe, Dennis 160 Moenck, Alfred 70, 182 Moffat. Nancy 83, 84, 160 Molbeck, Rowene 176 Moler, ldenta 137 Molnar, Marty 107, 184 Mong, Janet 176 Mons, Pat 160 Mons. Paul 194 Montbriand, LeRoy 176 Moody, Dale 176 Moody, Mrs. Harriet 140 Moore. Carol 181 74, 186 84 J. CHRISTOPHER TUCKPOINTING AND FRONT CLEANING WINDOW CAULKING 3930 W. 64th Place Chicago, Ill. Phone Reliance 5-0311 W I S H I N G W E L L 14127 Lincoln Ave. Dolton, Illinois A Complete Variety Store The Famous Jumbo Ice Cream Cones Notions, General Merchandise Candy and Pop Edward and Alberta Watson, Props. INDEX-Continued Neering. Bill 185 Nees, Monica 74, 76, 101, 116, 176 Nelson Carlene 52, 176 Nehohl Cami 189 Nelson. Eleanor 137 Nelson, Jack 176 Nelson, Jean 98, 176 Nelson, Norman 93, 193 Nelson, Newby, Newma Sandra 96, 181 Helen 123, 160 nn. Nancy 186 Newton, Charlene 97. 192 Moore, Charles J. 73, 118, 137 Murawslti, Richard 70. 105, 113, Moore, Carolyn 98, 189 176 Moore, Casmeria 176 Murphy, John 49, 73, 95, 116, Moore, Mrs. Gerene 141 184 Moore, Gilbert 107, ll7, 187 Murphy, Joseph 30. 70. 160 Moore, Jack 95, 107, 111, 117, Murphy, Virg1nia190 189 Murphy, wan.-f 43. 70, 176 Moore, ,Iudith 193 Murray. Ruth 99. 131 Moore, Yvonne 191 Musch- Bert 141 Morey, Tom 56- 70. 160 Musler, Jeanne 91, 180, 190 Morgan. Richard 70, 176 MUSSOH- Eva 150 , Morganelli, Edward 160 Mussonr Gellevlevc l'7 Morley Dorothy 186 Mrochkowskt, Jeannette 185 Morris' Archie 183 Mnlack, Catherine 190 Morris' Don 107 191 Mnlacli. Patricia 176 Mme.: Rifhafd .107, 192 Myefi' iiihinligh Morris, Shirley 185 Mye ,' tg i 160 Morris, Stanley 70, 105, 160 Mzfg' Pgtrifiz ,go Morse, Susan 97, 188 ' Mortensen, Martin 182 Mortensen. Roy 187 N M0 0 ' Cha 'f'1' 184 Nadmtowska, Louis 71. 73, 160 Mosegaard, Rosemary 181 Moss, Charlotte. 176 Moss, Lowell 176 Mossell, Marvin 71, 176 Mottley, Mrs. Mabel 26, 141 Motzer, Eugene 191 Mudryk, Roman 70, 182 Mueller, Eric 113, 117, 190 Mueller, Roy 107, 113. 117, 182 Mueller, Therese 98, 193 Mulder, Doris 187 Mulder, Eugene 87, 176 Mulder, Shirley 176 Multog, Joyce 96, 183 Munro, Richard 185 Munson. Leonard 192 Murawski, Gerald 192 Nardi. Rose 184 Nargis, Barbara 160 Narkus, Yvonne 94. Nash, Bonnie 91, 181 Nash, Iona 160 Nastar. Katherine 181 Natarelli, Patricia 176 Nattsas. Albert 137 Nave, Jerry 70, 160 Naylor, Marilyn 91, 189 Nazlides, Joanae 160 Neal, Dolores 187 Neal, Louise 27, 78, 193 Neal. Pearlene 188 Neath, Bob 111, 116, 188 Needles, Janet 176 Neely, Kathleen 193 184 Newton, June 176 Nichols, John 170, 176 Nichols, Joyce 181 Nicholson, Dolores 91, 176 Nicholson, Everett 105, 176 Nicholson, Naomi 176 Nieckula, Edward 113, 190 Nielsen, Helen 47, 87, 99, 102, 180, 193 Nielsen, Herbert 182 Niemiec, Alex 107. 111. 192 Niemiec, Henry 104, 117, 176 Nilles, Gloria 193 Nisbet, Tom 105. 108, 109, 137 Nix, Katheryn 160 Noble, Mrs. Lydia 137 Nobles. Ruby 188 Noel, Celeste 54, 137 Nolan, Evelyn 176 Noel, John 70, 160 Nolan, Ronald 189 Nolt, Carl 117, 184 Noreen. Audrea 66. 160 Norford, Donald 160 Norford, Linda 189 Norman, Mary Ann 160 Norton, Joyce 191 Novak, Walter 176 OOOOOIOOCOIOOOOOIIIOOCOOOOOOOOOCCO0000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOO!!000CCIIOC000000000OOO00000OOCOOOOOOIOOOOIIOOCOIII 4421415 Parker. Dale 183 NELSON GLASS 81 PAINT CO. Glass and Paint for Every Purposev FURNITURE TOPS - MIRRORS AUTO GLASS Plate and Window Glass Pittsburgh Paint and Wallpaper 187 E. 153rd St. Harvey, Illinois Telephone, Harvey 1763 Novell, Peggy 176 Orr, Mary Ann 67. 123. 160 Novotny, Mary Ellen 97. 183 Novotny, Patricia 160 Nowaltowska, Jeanette 187 Nygren, Edward 183 0 Obey, Jmy 107, 111, 116. 181 O'Brien, Diane 75 O'Brien, Donald B. 72. 103, 137 O'Brien, Nancy 97. 188 O'Conne1l. Maureen 181 Ortegel. Philip 70. 160 Ortgies. Donna 184 Ortyl, Louis 180. 188 Osborn. Betty 182 Osborn, Robert 116. 189 Osborn. Wayne 176 Oudshoorn, Jacob 176 Oviatt. Pat 193 Owens, Fannie 187 O'Connor, Lucille 96. 186 Oehler, Opal 99, 186 O'1'lara, John 118, 160 Ohlendorf, John 176 Ohlert. Elmer 81. 137 O'Kruta, Mary 160 O'Leary, John 176 O'Leal'Y. Kevin 176 Ollie, Dan 62. 107, 181 2. 104. P Paarlberg. Arlene 127. 160 Paarlberg, Conrad 176 Paarlberg. Susan 176 Paarlberg, William 71, 95. 117 Paasch, Normand 29, 68. 70, 71, 74, 76. 82. 83. 84. 160 Pacltingha m, Archie 176. 182 Pacyga, hd 107, 113. 117. 184 Pacyga, Evelyn 176 Olfe, Dave 10, 70. 73, 10 117, 143, 160 Olsen Raymond 176 Olsen Ruth 191 Olson, Edward L. 55 Olson, George 192 Olson Mrs. Jean 140 Olson, Lawrence 70. 160 Olson, Rav 116 Olson Sally 181 Olthoff. Donald 160 Olthoff, Robert 176 Omiclt. Doris 184 Onak. Helen 160 Onstman, Marlene 181 Oppenhuis, Hal 107, 108, 111, 182 Orcholski, Noel 187 Ore, Donald 79, 85, 91, 93, 160 Padley, Lois 160 Pagel, Harold 189 Pagel, Idalee 176 Pagel. Jerry 190 Paholik. Tom 55. 190 Paialt. Therese 97. 189 Palmer, Harriet 59. 176 Palmer, Philip 91. 184 Palos, Norman 176 Pals. Joyce 176 Pandolfi. Mrs. Louisa 137 Panozzo, Gloria 160 Panozzo, Jerome 176 Panozzo. Kenneth 182 Parent, Ronald 182 Parenti, Robert 176 Parenti. Thelma 18. 137 Paris. Shirley 191 Parish. V. L. 141 o o 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 0 o 0 e o 0 0 0 o 0 0 I I o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o I 0 e a 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o o Q o 0 0 o 2 2 voooeocooeeooeooeoeoeeoeoooso000eeeeeeaeeoooooenoooaoooenoeseeeooooeeooeoe o o o 0 e 0 0 e a o o 0 o o e e o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 Q n 0 0 o o o Q 0 e 0 e 0 0 0 0 I 0 o o 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 Z U Fl X I Q O : S. : Cb Q. Compliments of ALICE E. WILKES FURNITURE 98 E. 154-th Street Telephone Harvey 4580 Harvey, Ill. A. E. JOHNSON Electric Company Established 1924- 4 FRIGIDAIRE - HOOVER EASY WASHER - IRONRITE 1850 Ridge Road Parker, George 188 Homewood 266 Peirce, Pauline F. 132. 137 Parkinson, Dave 95. 115. 118. 186 Parks. Pat 176 Parmley, Millard 21. 182 Parmely, Virginia 96, 176 Parsetich, Geraldine 176 Pasek. Anne 160 Pass, Ronald 95, 189 Passmore, Eleanor 97, 185 Pusot. Arlene 183 Patronik, John 176 Patryltus, Patricia 188 Pattenaude, Florence 184 Patterson, Janet 160 Pekau, Don 185 Peltau, Joan 160 Pellegrini, Joan 183 Pelley. David 176 Peloquin, Roy 94. 160 Pemberton, Louis 95, 189 Perkins, Ken 28, 142. 160 Pernal Mary Ann 162 Permlty. Jack ai, 93, 137 Perry, Harold J. 72. 137 Perry, Jenny 182 Patterson. Mary 57. 62. 63, 72, 95, 170. 176 Patterson, Melvin 176 Pattison, Bettelou 83. 123, Pattison, James 186 Paul, Barbara 27. 191 Paul, Dorothy 160 Paul, Eleanore 176 Paul. Richard 189 Paulauski. Betty 185 Paulson, Sarah 183 Paymaster. Rosemarv 183 Payne, Keith 70. 104, 160 Payne. Pat 184 Pearson, Jack 116, 183 Pearson, Joan 25. 186 Pearson. Mary 176 Peary, Octavia 97. 188 Peddicord. Robert 189 Pedigo, Donald 71. 176 Pedigo, Rosemary 185 Peeples, Marcia 176 Peerbolte. Allen 184 176 Perry, Robert 90, 193 Pen, Leroy 176 Peter, Don 107, 189 Peter. Judson 7. 143. 162 Peters, Don 116, 182, 185 Peters, Dorothy 74. 162 Peters, Phyllis 99, 176 Peters, Warren 176 Peterson, Geraldine 97. 185 Peterson, J. C. 103. 137 Peterson, Shirley 188 Petit. Ralph 88. 176 Petkovieh, George 68. 70, 162 Petrie. Laura 191 Petrey, Ralph 192 Petruzak, Robert 51, 60, 69, 143. 162 Pettice, Franklin 182 Pettijohn, Charles 91, 182 Petty, Virgil O. 132, 138 Pegram, Bruce 107. 111. 117, 192 Peiguss. Frank 189 Pfotenhauer. Marlene 192 Phebus, Sharon 193 Phelps, Ruth 192 Phelps, Walter 162 Phillips, Dionne 97, 183 Phillips, Gordon 70, 83. 84, 162 Phillips, Guy 130 Phillips, James 115. 185 Phillips, John 116. 184 eeooeeeeoeooooeoeoooe000oo0000eoeoesooeooeoeooococoononeeoeeoooo00000000eeoooooeoeeeeeoooooooeeeeooeoeealloc 44 215 2 Pickett, Arcola 95, 162 Pickett. Betty 96, 186 Piel, Janet 191 Pierce, Ruger 18, 183 Pierce, Roy 32, 185 Pignatiello, Mary 176 Pikorz, Walter 187 Pinger, Joseph 94, 191 Pinkul, John 189 Pinnick, Erma 14, 84, 162 Pinnick, Janet 184 Piotrowski, Julia 176 Piotrowski, Mary 162 Pippin, Howard 188 Pippin, Myrna 177 Pippin, Warren 190 Pisco, Tamara 96, 185 Pitts, Tom 186 Pivour, Lynn 64, 170, 177 Plagge, Merle 177 Plein, Daniel 193 Plum, Louise 85. 186 Pluta, Theresa 162 Podgorny, Pat 10, 101, 102, 162 Podulka, Judith 96, 188 Pokorny, Beverly 96, 191 Pokracki. Robert 189 Polizzi, Richard 70. 177 Polizzotti, Phillip 177 Ponkauskl, Barbara 162 Poole, Marguerite 138 Pope, Edna 190 Pope, Thomas 188 Porch, Peggy 177 Porte, Lorraine 97, 188 Porte, Lorretta 97, 192 Porter. Edwin 177 Porter, John 70, 117, 162 ood Don 18 INDEX-Continued Potter, Jerry 185 Potter, Ronald 189 Powers, Alma 184 Powers. Darlene 97, 193 Prather, Jo Ann 189 Prather. J. R. 141 Prazenka, Marlene 177 Prentiss. Franklin 94, 193 Pribyl, Ervin 113, 189 Priddy, Charles 94, 180, 187 Priddy, Maxine 162 Prince Jean 186 Proper, Raymond 190 Purcell, Gordon 107, 192 Purden, Janet 98, 99, 184 Pursley, William 107 Putnam, Robert 188 Pycz, Richard 162 Q Quackenbush, Joan 187 R Raday, Richard 186 Raday, Victor 183 Radtke, Warren 91, 94 Razlin, Orpha 138 Ragusin, Carolyn 29, 177 Ramsay, Charles 70, 162 Ramsay, George 186 Ramsay, Mark 177 Ramsey, Jack 162 Randall, .lane 183 Randell. Fred 107 Randle, Betty 27, 192 Randle, Fred 94, 185 Rapp, Dorothy 189 Rasmus, Carol 33, 85, 177 Portw , 5 Portwood, James 189 Rasmus, Melva 190 Portz, Laura 12, 29, 94, 184 SHOP AT SEARS IN BLUE ISLAND AND SAVE ' Coldspot Refrigerators 9 Kenmore Washers 9 Kenmore Stoves 9 Silvertone Television Sets ' Allstate Tires and Tubes 9 Homart Appliances Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back SEARS Phone B. I. 3375 13103 S. Western Blue Island Rau, Lawrence 186 Rauh. Richard 186 Ravesloot. Beth 190 Ravesloot, Betty 99, 182 Rawson, Charles 13, 76, 80. 94, 98, 162 Ray, Lawrence 91 Ray, Marilyn 57, 177 Rayburn, Anitha 189 Reagan, Jerry 162 Reaugh, William 94, 193 Rehernak, Bruce 177 Redding, Robert 177 Reder, James 193 Reed, Barbara 184, 187 Reed, Wilma 54, 138 Reese, Alice 66, 162 Reeves, Gladys 187 Regan, John 177 Regnier, William 162 Rehberg, Gordon 94, 187 Reichert, James 50. 51, 60, 68. 09 116 69, 102, 105, 108, 1,, 143, 162 Reid, Alan 118, 184 Reiland, Marie 187 Reill, Gladys 189 Reinders, William 181 Reinert, Judy 180, 186 Reis, James 111 Rek, Dean 189 Renner, Charles 95, 116, 181 Rentner, Janet 188 Rentner, Paul 95, 118, 177 Rentner, Wilma 182 Retzlaff. Gene 187 Reyher, John 189 Reynolds, Dolores 182 Reynolds, Jack 190 Reynolds, W. E. 141 Reznik, Therese 185 Rhein, Frank 70, 177 Rhind, William 94, 115, 192 Ricci, Bernice 190 Rich, William 191 Richards. Donald 182 Rick, Allan 177 Ridder, Barbara 97. 188 Ried, Judy 87, 162 Ries, James 107, 192 Ries, Joan 52, 83, 122, 162 Rietveld, Owen 91, 193 Rietveld, Robert 162 Rietveld, Ruth 184 Rifakes, John 182 Rigoni, Phyllis 36, 65, 83, 84, 142, 143, 162 Ring, Arlene 124 Ring, Don 10, 68, 69, 70, 102, 105. 162 Ring, Fred 138 Ring, George 162 Rink. Fred 177 Rinkema, Geraldine 177 Riuperger, Joseph E. 138 Ritchie, Robert 187 Roach, Gertrude 66, 83. 102, 162 Robatto, Mary 97, 186 Robbins, Bruce 107. 111, 192 Robbins, Marvin 116, 191 Robeck, Camilla 162 Roberts, Harmon 138 Roberts, James 117, 184 Roberts, Janet 96, 181 Roberts, Phillip 162 Rzilaejrts, Richard 70, 111, 162, Roberts, Robb 95, 107, 111, 186 Roberts, Robertso William 177 lt. Doris 162 Robinson, Alice 193 Robinson, Betty 97, 184 T H E D l P P E R Mrs. F. Hudson, Prop. FOUNTAIN LUNCH 220 West 170th Street Hazel Crest Illinois Phone Blue Island 3205-06 General Repairing CLARKE-HULETT CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales and Service TOWING - DAY AND NIGHT Genuine Chevrolet Parts Crawford and 147th St., Midlothian, Ill. 42169 F. C . B E ATA BUILDERS, INC. 2016 W. 66th Street Republic 7-6183 B O R E K MOTOR SALES, INC. 12840 S. Western Ave. Blue Island Phone Blue Island 7600 Ted Borek, President Robinson, ,lack 107, 113, 138 Robinson, Virginia 177 Roche, jackie 186 Rockett, Horace 189 Rorkrohr, Donna 96. 192 Rockrohr, Lester 182 Rocque, Margaret 96. 190 Rodenburg, Byron 90, 93, 177 Roelle, Donald 177 Roemisch, Barbara 190 Roettiwer, Fred 111. 189 Roggeman, ,loan 183 Rohde, George 70. 162 Rohde, Nancy 191 Rohwedder, jack 181 117 INDEX- Ruble, Mrs. Louise 127 Ruder, Louis 177 Rudow, Fred 118, 186 Ruffolo, Dominic 109 O o 0 e . o 0 0 0 0 . o e e c o e o 0 0 o 0 e o e e e e o o 0 e o e o e o o e o 0 . 0 a o 0 0 e e o 0 o e gneeoeooeooooeooo00eoeessooooeoeeooeeoeooeoooeceooeoeeeoeeeeoeeoeeeeoeoeolee 2 ' 2 ' 0 ' o 2 0 , o . o , 0 , 0 , 0 , o , e . 0 , 0 , 0 . a , o , e , e , 0 , e , e , o , e , o , 0 , o e 0 o e o 0 0 0 e I o 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 e o 0 o 0 Hudson 3-8050 C o n t i n u e cf Sandvos, William 119. 164 Sarauskis, Gertrude 170, 177 Sareny, Joe 185 Sarna, Mary 96. 184 118, Ruffolo, Mike 84, 91, 107, 113, Sass, Joy 182 116, 180, 190 Sauriol, Merrill 192 Ruhlander, Donna 97, 189 Savage, Alice 138 Runyan, ,lark 193 Savage. Ken 107, 185 Ruppel, Betty 191 Saxhy, john 70. 90. 164 Rusgis, Marilyn 190 Schaafsma. Alice 96, 164 Russell, Donna 185 Schaal. Eddie 181 Russell, Howard 111, 190 Schaefer, Carolyn 97, 191 Russell, Jeri 181 Schaefer, Erwin 193 Russell. Ruth 138 Schaefer, Judith 90, 177 Russell. Verlee 37, 99, 186 Schaefer, Lillian 102, 177 Rutherford, William 162 Schaefer, Richard 188 Ryan, Carolyn 192 Schaper, Arthur 95, 164 Ryan. Eddie 177 Schara, Bernard 181 Roney, Georgia 90. 95, 177 Roop, Dolores 27, 182 Rose, Marilyn 97. 192 Roseborough, Zelethia 88, 177 Rosebourgh, Mrs. Arminto 141 Rosebourgh, Clinton 177 Rosenberg, Le Roy 177 Ross Ross, George 107, 191 Ross, Hugh 70. 162 Ross, Nancy 182 Ross, Ruth 99. 177 Ross. Shirley 183 ing, Helen 38, 52. 99, 123, Ryan, ,loan 192 Rybicki. Walter 187 Rx-dell Clarence 182 Ryskamp, Neil 186 Rzab, Eugene 177 Rzab, Stanley 70, 162 Rzepa, Patricia 192 S Sadzewicz, Edward 189 Salamone, Sylvester 31, 162 Salmonson, Sheila 186 Schara, Charles 177 Scharlau, Elizabeth 189 Scharlau, Peggy 95, 177 Schilb, Leonard 138 Schilling, June 190 Schindler, Walter 177 Schisewski, Helen 61, 65, 94, 164. 195 Schlegel, James 190 Schlinger, Carl 177 Schlinger, Kathleen 27, 188 Srhlinger, Kenneth 191 Schmidt. Audrey 52, 84, 86, 177 74, 76, cDONIEL IRON WORKS STRUCTURAL STEEL . . . ORNAMENTAL IRON skid? 86410 Vincennes Ave. CHICAGO 20, ILLINOIS - Phones - Hudson 3-8051 Schell. Enos 184 Schoeler, Patsy 46, 181 Schoeling, Don 186 Scholz, Anita 177 Scholz, Judy 192 Schrader, james 177 Schram, Genevieve 97, 183 Schrank. Barbara 184 Schreiber, Dorothy 143, 164 Schreiber, Roger 79 Schroeder, Florence 190 Schubert, Hattie 164 Schuette. Ferdinand 190 Schug, Sylvia 186 Schuldt, Raymond 192 Schumacher, Kenneth 191 Schultz, Allen 182 Schultz. Patricia 177 Schulz. Barbara 177 Schutz, John 118, 181 Schwartzkopf, Caroline 189 Schwartzkopf, Donna 18, 184 Schwartzkopf, Gail 188 Srhweikert. Carol 192 Schwerlfeger, Clarita 177 Scobey, Cecile 185 Scott Carolyn 164 Schmied 186 Rossow, Don 23, 70, 71, 177 Roteck, Frank 162 Rothermel, Wayne 186 Rouse, Jacqueline 177 Rowe, Lola Bell 185 Rowe, Raymond 138 Rowley, Ann 80, 162 Roxworthy, James 184 Rozek. Paul 190 Samas, Darlene 84, 164 Sampson, Sandra 84, 164 Sampson, Ted 190 Samuels, Raymond 30, 164 Samulowitz. David 177 Samulowitz, Nancy 66, 67. 164 Sanaghan. Richard 177 Sander. Tom 192 Sanders, Douglas 177 Schmidt, Gloria 185 Schmidt, Jack 193 Schmidt, .lohn 188 Schmidt, Lora 89, 177 Schmidt, Mary Lou 164 Schmidt, Shirley 75, 164, 191 Schmidt, Thomas 187 , Janet 96, 183 Rubinic, Loretta 162 Sanders, John 191 Schneider. Geraldine 189 Schnering, Ruth 177 Scott, Harry 183 Scott, James 111, 193 Scott, john 164 Scott. Mattie 185 Scott, Sterling 54, 138 Scribner, Myra 186 Scribner. Norman 164 Seagle, Stan 79, 90, 93, 164 Seebach, Viola 19, 138 Seaton. Soon 177 Segneri, Charles 107, 190 Sedlak, Edward 192 Sell, Frances 66, 74, 75, 99, 164 Selle, Nancy 92, 94, 181 42179 IllOIOOOOIIOOOIIOOIOOOOIOOIIOIOOCOOIIOIlllllIOIIIOOIOllllOOOOOIOOOIOOOOOOIOOOOOl'OOO'OOOIOIOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' THE PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION of THORNTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE Extends GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '51 Sells, Joyce 177 Seliga, Edward 191 Seligman, Ray 191 Sellin. Carol 97, 190 Sendra, Patriria 190 Sendera, Arlene 188 Senesar, Louise 96, 180, 184 Senesac, Rose 66, 143, 164 Serne, William 177 Seruga, Chester 113, 177 Setty, June 94, 177 Sexauer, Mae 138 Shaffer, Dee 192 Shannon, Audrey 189 Shapiro, Shirley 138 Shapltauslti, John 187 Shapkauslti, Vincent 182 Sharp, William 70, 183 Shaw, Don 73, 177 Sheehy, Charles 68, 70, 164 Sheffer, Janice 177 Shelby, Jerome 177 Shelton. Robert 164 Sherman, James 189 Shigley, Harriet 164 Shigley, Patricia 177 Shinker. .lames 164 Shipe, Floyd 177 Shipe, Shirley 23, 33, 86, 96, 183 Shomo, Thelma 17, 184 Shonts, Irene 177 Short, Arthur 182 Short, Jack 164 Shower, Dolores 82, 124, 164 Shultz, Joseph 177 Shultz, Richard 177 Sills, Lois 185 Simer, Sandra 13, 93, 95, 177 Simmons, Gloria 192 Simmons, Shirley 185 Simnick, Betty 192 1NDEX-Continued Simon, Dennis 105, 164 Simon, Jean 57, 62, 63, 72, 93, 95, 101, 102, 170, 177 Simonson, Victor 84, 188 Simpson, Edward 73, 95, 177 Simplcins, Richard 177 Simulcilc. Geraldine 186 Sine, Wilma 186 Sioerdsma, Peter 190 Sklenar, Leroy 70, 164 Sklenar, Mary Ann 185 Skiscim, Eileen 82, 164 Smith, Norma 182 Smith, Phyllis 186 Smith, Roy 119. 164 Smith, Ruth 97, 180, 190 Smith, Walter 70. 178 Smith. Verline 178 Smith, Wanda 54, 178 Smits. Gerrit 178 Snow, Darol 181 Snyder, Claudene 99, 178 Snyder, Gordon 90, 92, 184 Snyder, Marlene 99 182 Slark, Lorraine 99, 164 Sobotlia. Pat 191 Slarlt, Rifhard 164 Sodetz, Owen 118, 164 Slager, Carl 190 Soleski, Jo Ann 185 Slater, Jerry 70, 177 Sommer, George 164 Slater, John 164 Sommer, Laura 192 Slater, Paul 73. 91. 116, 119, 183 Sons, Alan 189 Slater. Ruth 93, 189 Sopko, Janel 193 Slevnik, Kathryn 181 Sopp, Barbara 178 Slowik, Phyllis 177 Svrak, Helen 96, 192 Smay, Kent 71, 191 Sorenson, George 182 Smaron. Walter 190 Sorenson, Ray 178 Smidt, Helen 188 Souerbry. Lynn 178 Smith, Arlene 193 Sowers, Edith 138 Smith, Betty 182 Sowers, Ramona 191 Smith, Carl 164 Spagnola, Frank 107, 182 Smith, Celeste 164 Spangler, Dean 190 Smith, Charles 182 Spangler, William 189 Smith, Diane 183 Sparger, Edna 97. 187 Smith. Ellen 188 Sparks, Robert 117. 119, 184 Smith, Gerald 181 Speiser, Neil 70. 164 Smith, Geraldine 187 Spelde, Ben 117, 178 Smith, James 191 Spelde, Coby 99, 184 Smith, James 1. 117, 185 Spelde, Marilyn 164 Smith, ,loanne 185 Spell. Lowell 164 Smith, Joe 177 Spellman, Diane 178 Smith, Joyce 96, 178 Spellman, Donna 178 Smith, Ken 116. 119, 164 Spencer, Carol 164 Smith, Lewis 184 Spencer, Sylvia 164 Smith, Mary 178 Sperry, Jean 98, 178 Spiegel, Ron 12, 76, 117, 127, 166 Spierling, Edith 99, 181 Spmdler, Charles 119, 182 Sponsler, Tom 73, 79, 178 Spooner, Mary 183 Springer, Audrey 166 Springsteen, Allen 166 Spnngsteen, Betty 185 Springsteen, Carrol 96, 188 Spuclt, Jack 71, 115, 180, 186 St. Aubin, Marylynn 97, 188 Stack, Ron 113, 186 Stafford. Betty 185 Staff, Patricia 97, 186 Stahr. Carole 178 Staley, Joyce 98, 166 Stamm, Robert 95, 166 Stamper, Nancy 97, 188 Stanepher, Jack 166 Stanger, Nina 98, 186 Stanquist, Hildred 185 Stanwich, Carol 97, 188 Stanwich, Ed 115, 178 Stanczik, Jerome 183 Stark, Mary 84, 178 Stateler, Vic 116, 184 Steege, Joan 52. 99, 178 Steele. Lester 190 Steele, Richard 181 Steere, Carol 52. 91, 94, 178, 185 Steffen, Leroy 73, 185 Stegbauer, Fred 183 Stegbauer, Marian 178 Stege, Leonard 188 Stege, Shirley 97, 181 Stuiggnga, Carlene 65, 86, 143, Stegmeir, Clarence 103, 138 Steiner, Carl 186 Steinko. Pat 98, 180. 187 41218: Compliments of BACHMANN FUNERAL HOME Daniel G. Bachmann, Director 244 East 138th Street PHONE INTEROCEAN 9860 Steinko. Mrs. Sylvia 132 Steinmetz. Marlene 97. 190 Stelter, Marilyn 191 Stenbertz. Charles 92. 183 Stephanis. James 70, 115, 166 Stephens, J. H. 128 Stephenson, Marilyn 166 Steohenson. Sne 193 Stevens, George 80. 101, 178 Stevens. l'at 95, 166 Stevens, Robert 182 Steveson, Bette 184 Stewart. Clara 181 Stewart, Elonise 27. 193 Stewart, Gerald 178 Madelon 181 Margaret 191 Ma 57. 64. 170. 178 Saraili 64, 98, 124. 183 Shirley 178 Sue 38. 184 Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart. Stewart, Stibolt. Dasztnar 193 Stiegman, Beverly 87, 95, 178 Stiegman. Walter 166 Stier, Roberta 182 Stifter. Robert 183 Stohr. Donald 191 Stojak, Frank 105, 113. 116, 178 Stoll. Ervin 178 Stoltz. Richard 190 Stone, Margaret 139 Stooksbury, Virginia 97, 187 Stnsek. Stanley 189 Stoudt. Larry 13. 107, 111, 116, 186 Stout. Allen 58 Stout, Charles 181 Stout. Charles L. 58 Stowe. Kenneth 184 Strange. Marilyn 80. 102. 178 Strassenberg. Wilberta 189 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII G E R M A I N E Beauty 81 Lingerie Shoppe 154-07 Center Avenue Opposite Harvey Theater Building Telephone 903 PERSONALITY HAIR CUTTING PERMANENT WAVING INDEX-Continued Straton. Loretta 185 Streightif, Carolyn 47, 64. 74. 77. 166. 195 Strielter. Jeanette 178 Stricker. Mark 90. 190 Strosinslti, Joyce 166 Strosinski. Kenneth 185 Strumbs, Dorothy 98, 185 Strnzilt. Richard 193 Stuart, Erwin 139 Stuart, Frank 170. 178 Stuart, William 95. 113, 117, 189 Stubbs. Tom 118 Studenroth, George 166 Sturm. Ted 71, 139 Sublette. Richard 56, 89. 184 Sublette. Sue 186 Sudds. Harriet 91. 96, 181 Suhs, Richard 95, 188 Sumega, Harry 70, 178 Sumega, John 185 Sundstrom. Ann 139 Sunny, John 104. 117, 178 Surufka, Michael 188 Sutor. Robert 139 Sutton, Tim 94. 117, 193 Swaffort. Ceeil 185 Swanberg, Ro 41 Swansey. Lo1ay97, 187 Swanson Albert 178 Swanson Andrey 189 Swanson Barbara 178 Swanson Carol 190 Swanson, Gordon 95. 113, 193 Swanson, John 70. 166 Swanson, Margaret 97. 188 Swanson. Raymond 166 Swanson Richard 178 Swanson Swanson Swanson. Ronald 71, 166 Ross 185 William 190 Midlothian Pharmacy Harold F. Gresens, R.Ph. The Rexall S tore Swart. Donald 186 Sweet. James 141 Swenson. Ann 99. 188 Swenson. Norman 118. 178 Swets. Arlene 183 Swets. Walter 178 Swiatek, Robert 107. 192 Swieringa. Morris 166 Szudy, Dolores 166 Swinehart, David 182 Swingler, Norma 187 Sykes, Jeanne 96. 184 Sykes. Homer 178 Sypien, Jeannette 181 Sypult, Cora 178 Szkaradek. Harriet 183 Szczepankiewicz. Virginia 181 Szudy. Arthur 190 T Tafel. Rirhard 192 Taillon, Leo 71. 73. 166 Talan, Paul 181 Talbot. Rirhard 711, 189 Tammen, Darlene 94, 178 Tanis. Charlotte 178 Tanis, Norma 181 Tanis, Thomas 178 Tanis, Virginia 90, 184 Tapper, Judy 178 Tash. Robert 191 Tatgenhorst, Howard 117, 182 Tatgenhorst, Ronald 70, 166 Thiel. Dorothea 139 Thies. George 166 Thomas. Annabelle 84. 178 Thomas. Betty 178 Thomas, Donald 88. 178 Thomas. Thomas, Thomas, Howard 189 Marion 139 Nam-v 180. 190 Taylor, Carolyn 190 Taylor, Evelyn 178 Taylor, James 107. 111, 166, 191 Taylor, Kenneth 70 Taylor, Ossie 187 Taylor, Thomas 187 Teeter, Joyce 178 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 3 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Phone B. I. 3822 Midlothian, Illinois Joyre 186 Keith 183 Mrs. Martha 141 Mary 139 Mirhelyn 187 Sharon 191 Theodore 91, Thompson . Thompson , Thompson. Thompson, Thompson, Thompson. Thompson, 186 Thomson, Isobel 66. 67. 143. Thornton. Ralph 90. 93. 166 Thruin. Ronald 107, 186 Thrush, Norma 166 Thunberg, Lennert 115. 117, Thurman. Geraldine 72. 97. Tilton, John 130 181 188 Tinder, Ronald 62, 63. 79, 166 Tippy, Janeee 86. 96, 178 TipPY- Karen 94. 184 Toherlt. Shelby 192 Tokarski. Aliee 178 Tompkins. James 178 Toole. Richard 107. 115, 187 Tobler. Thomas 189 Tornabene, Eleanor 166 Tornabene, Frank 95. 107. 182 Tornabene, Vivian 181 Tourtellotte. Fred 90. 117, 166 Tragnitz, Donald 183 Tragnitz, Richard 191 Trella. Mirheal 189 Tremaroli, Benny 79, 90, 92. 166 Trenary. Edith 190 Trenary, Joyce 186 Jeane1 l'e S. Van Kley INSURANCE 15838 South Park Avenue South Holland, Illinois Harvey 3030 STate 2-5160 118 166 442192 SIMPLE PRACTICAL HAIRDOS Your Hair Feather Shaped and Tapered Naturally to Suit You Call Blue Island 3370 CHRIS HAIR STYLING SALON 127th and Western Avenue CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1951 THE BANK OF HOMEWOOD HOMEWOOD ILLINOIS COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Phone 60 All Deposits of 810,000 or Less Insured by F.D.I.C. Trenning, Dolores 186 Trenning, Shirley 178 Triebel, Mildred 178 Triezenberg, Betty 97. 188 Triezenberg, Henry 71 Trimakas, Milda 9, 190 Tritsch. Roy 187 Triumph, Robert 105, 113, Triumph. Tom 60 Trkula, Don 70. 166 Trkula, Marshall 193 Troller, Jean 97. 187 Tromp, Alice 178 True, William 166 Trykall, Don 193 Tsatsos, William 186 Tucker, Glen 116, 186 Tucker, Mildred 166 Turnbull. Archie 141 Turner, Fred 69, 70. 117, 166 Turner, Mary Ann 183 Turngren, Charles 70, 181 Turngren, George 109, 178 Tuttle. Hal 139 Twardowski. Donald 184 178 Twining, Marria 47, 52, 95, 101, 102, 166 Tychewicz, Joyce 166 Tychewicz, Mary Lou 96, 189 Tysen, Clarence 15, 166 U Ulinski, Richard 95, 184- Ulwenstine, Larry 183 Ulloa, Aurelio 192 Ulloa. Silvia 195 Umland, Eugene 107, 186 U O U 0 U 0 U 0 U I U e U 0 U 0 U 0 U o U e U 0 U e U c U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U c U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U o U e U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U e U 0 U 0 U e U 0 U o U 0 U 0 U 0 U e U 0 U 0 U 0 U e U 0 U 0 U s U 1 : 0 : soooocnoooooeoo000eeooooooooeo0e0s0o00ooooe00oeooooooooueooooaooeoooooooooo 2 c U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U e U 0 U e U 0 U 0 U Q U e U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 U o 2 e , 0 , 0 0 2 Q o ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' e 2 n e ' 0 ' e : e , o 0 ' c OUR BLENDED CO-OPERATION Modern economic conditions de- mand thoughtful, careful plan- ning so we endeavor to shape our co-operation to fit in with your planning. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DOLTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. INDEX-Continued Velten, Paul 118, 181 Vena, Nancy 97, 188 Vena, Virginia 179 Venske, Shirley 192 Vergils, B. 141 Vergbon, Russell 73, 79, 101, 115, 1 Ver Wey, Harry 189 Vestal, Jerome 188 Vinr Vink, ent, Ronald 191 Nanry 179 Voelker, Darlene 99, 179 Voel ker, Ronald 182 Vogler, Albert 182 Vollhrecht, Joan 179 Vollmer, Janet 85, 86, 123, 179 Vondracek, Betty 179 Voris, Shirley 185 Voss, Voss, Voss Betsy 86, 123, 183 Donald 76 Georgian 90, 123, 125, 186 Voss: Mariorie 91, 193 Voss , Vroe Paul 185 gindewey, Mrs. Hazel 141 Vrshek, Kenneth 186 Umhaugh 0. F. 55, 69, 72, 131 Van Dommelen, James 178 Unibaugh, Mrs. O. F. 55 Van Dommelen, Thomas 90, 188 Unik, John 178 Van Dmnen, Bernis 57. 170. 178 Unger, Lawrence 189 Van Drunen, Elmer 178, 188 Unger, Ronald 183 Van Drunen. Shirley 92, 178 Urhanek. William 181 Van Dyke, Grace 166 lfrsitti. Arlene 88, 178 Van Dyke, Joanne 166 Ursitti. Louis 192 Van Dyck, Ronald 107, 181 Van Etten, Daniel 139 V Van Etten, Jerry 78, 84, 92, 93, 115. 166 VHC119lI. .l03Y1,55v 178 Van Gennep, John 178 VHXHICFES. Shirley 97, 185 V311 Gindgr, Jenny 178 V3111CF1, G- R- 103, 130 Van Horn, Richard 115. 182 V3117eF!. .lon 188 Van 1-louten, Leonard 178 Valclarchi. Maurice 190 Van Kanegan, Carl 187 V311CFY, Dl?f91hY 181 Van Kanegan, Willis 186 Vallvw. William 90, 183 Van Kley, Gerald 70, 95, 168 Valllendeslay Lucy 166 Van Kley, Marlene 94, 178 V311. Carol 75 Van Kley, Paul 192 Van, .lean 192 Van Kley, Robert 166 Van AHIWCFD, 12011113 191 Van Kovering, lean 94 178 Van ADIWUD, Tlm 185 Van Milligan, Donald 190 V311 BFUKKCD, .lean 97, 190 Van Schouwen, Joe 82, 90, 91, Van Dam, Roger 118, 170, 178 168 Vandenberg, Beth 38, 72, 99, 125 Van Vuren, James 71, 178 Vandenberg, Ellen 64, 72, 88, Van Wienen, William 182 97. 125 Varner, Jerry 107 Van Deraa, Donald 182 Vaughn, Charlene 179 180, Vaughn, Gary 94, 95, 98, 181 Vanderaa, Gilbert 70, 107, 186 Vanderae, Joyce 180, 189 Vander Giessen, Marvin 182 Vander Heyden, James 190 Vandervliet, Joan 52, 96, 188 Vanderwall, Laverne 188 Vanderwall, Robert 116. 185 Van Deursen, Nelson 178 Vaughn, Muriel 179 Vaul, Gerald 70, 107, 186 Vaul, Robert 168 Veenstra, George 189 Veenstra, Jacqueline 168 Veld. Gay 185 Veldhuizen, Leonard 189 Veleta, Richard 118 Waddell, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Waite, B W Robert 189 Barbara 185 Betty 183 George 179 Geraldine 96, 191 Herman 141, 193 Janet 103, 168 Rose 96, 191 laine 190 Waite. Wayne 192 442202 oo0oeooeeeoeeoooooeooneon0eoeo0oeooo0eooeo00000o0oooooeoooeoeeeeoeoooooooe00000o0oooooeoooeeoeoeoeoooeoseeeo Waida, Richard 191 Wakefield. Judy 15, 179 Wakeham, Bruce 192 Walberg, Len 71, 73, 74, 85, 98. 179 Walrzak, Joanne 97, 188 Walenga, Catherine 97, 188 95, Walenga, Rita 97. 188 Walker, Arlene 184 Walker, Jewel 179 Walker, Mary 96, 192 Walker, Nancy 97, 193 Walker, Queen Anne 186 Wallace Mrs. Marie 139 Wallace, Thomas 62, 63, 68, 107, Weisgerber, Clara 182 111. 180. 183 Waller, Donna 168 Waller, Sharon 182 Walls, Charladine 67, 87, 90, 168 Walstra, Ren 85, 179 Walter, Judith 96. 187 Walter, William 70, 168 Walters, Betty 179 Walters, Leona 192 Wandrey, Dorothy 96, 179 Walidrey, William 192 Ward, Avleen 186 Ward, Barbara 96. 184 Ward, Betty 96, 179 Ward, Ward, Ward. Donna 99. 190 James 70, 162 Ronald 94. 183 Wargin, James 105. 116, 179 Warnaar, Harry 70, 104, 117, 179 Warnaar, Mrs. Harry 132 Warnaar, Norma 81, 179 INDEX-Continued Warner, Philip 70, 71, 179 Warren, Harold 51, 60, 70, 85, 142. 168 Warren, Harry 143 Washburn, Dorothy 54, 76, Wasik, Gerry 168 Wasko. Walter 179 Waterhouse, Beatrice 182 Waterman, Dianne 91, 185 Waterman. Edwin R. 129 Waterman, Florence 139 Watkins, Adelbert 168 Watts, William 168 Wayner, Alice 186 Weaver, Douglas 183 Webb, Nancy 190 Weber, Julia 179 Webster, Bemard 119, 179 139 Webster, Kenneth 72, 94, 117, 179 Webster, Ronald 95, 182 Wegener, Elaine 186 Weglarz, La Verne 189 Weis, Joe 179 Weis, Marie D. 132. 139 Weisbrodt, Richard 179 Weise, Dorothy 64, 96, 125, 181 Weiss, Barbara 181 Weiss, Carl 179 Weiss, William 192 Welch, Barrett 15, 70. 168 Welch, Margie 96, 179 Wells, Marvin 168 Weltmeyer, Kenneth 179 Wendell, Melville 90 Wendell, Raymond 70, 168 OlIlllilIlllillil!!!ICOOOOIIOCIOIllOOOOOOOOOOOOOilIIIOOOOOCIOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOIOOOOICOOOOOOOOIIOIOIOOOOOIIOO D. J. DEGENHART CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 15216 Main Street O COMMERCIAL O RESIDENTIAL Harvey, Ill. O INDUSTRIAL Phone Harvey 540 ENTERPRISE PATTERN WORKS 15330-32 Park Avenue HARVEY ILLINOIS Phone Harvey 1699 Wendt. June 179 Wennberg, Duane 192 went., Robert 36, ss, 70, 105, 108, 109, 116, 142. 168 Wenzel. Le Roy 193 Wenzlaff, Arthur 168 Wernicke, Duane 73, 168 Wernicke, Mrs. J. C. 55 Wernicke, Rene 10, 55, 62, 63, 71, 94, 142, 143, 168 Wesolowski, Helen 185 Wessman, Eddie 111. 186 Wegzman, Elbert 108, 109, 116 West, Jack 70, 107, 108, 111 116. 183 Westbrook, Allan 71, 113, 183 Wetmore, Barbara 168 Wexelberg, Roger 107, 186 White, Benny 70, 168 James A. 117, 168 White, White, James E. 182 White, Jeannette 192 White, Joseph 192 White, Leslie 168 White, Richard 113, 179 White, Robert 70. 183 VVhite. Verle 168 Whiteside, John 70, 193 Whitford, Eleanor 33, 38, 67, 94. 184 Whitman, Diane 16, 98, 187 Whittaker, William 111, 190 Whitted, Curtis 107. 111, 182 Whitted, Walt 107, 116 Whittaker, William 107 Wiard, Lucille 179 Wiarda. Nick 184 Widman, Michael 95, 179 Wiegel, Esther 98, 99, 180, 181 Wiersma, Louis 70, 168 Wiersma, Raymond 179 Wilck. Gerald 183 Wilck, Larry 188 Wiley, Alice 170, 179 Wilhoit, Charlene 91, 184 Wilke, Jean 88, 179 Wilke. Shirley 88. 183 Wilkes, Harmon 94, 179 Wglggnson, Richard 70, 115, 142, Willard, Shelley 74, 75, 168 Williams, Alvin 189 Williams, Boyd 184 Williams, Doris 179 Williams, Era 179 Williams, Joyce 179 Williams, Larry 119, 179 Williams, Rosanna 168 Willing, Glenn 107, 111, 116, 187 Williquette, Edward 189 Willis, Carolyn 183 Willis. David 179 Willmer, Everett 107, 113, 185 Willson, Florence 179 Wilson, Helene E. 72, 131 Wilson, Herbert 186 Wilson, Robert 190 Wilson, Sandra 90. 185 Winnie, Gerrie 74, 94, 179 Winston, Ronald 168 Wagon, Thomas 70, 107, 180, Winterbauer, A. A. 139 BEN FRANKLIN 5 s. io -1.on s. Up Where Spending Is Saving 2015-19 Ridge Road Homewood Illinois Phone Homewood 262 C2219 THE BROADWAY AUTO SUPPLY 15310 Broadway Harvey, Illinois Phone Harvey 399 Everything Good in Food WA L LY ' S CERTIFIED MART 15200 Broadway Phone 4617 Harvey, Illinois SAVE YOUR SALES TAX By Saving E A G L E S T A M P S A Stamp with Every 100 Purchase THE EAGLE STORE 133 East 154-th Street Phone 3094-5 HARVEY ILLINOIS Over 50 Years in Harvey BEST WISHES f r o m R. E. NELSON INC. ROBERT F. JACKSON Jeweler Watches - Dianlonds - Jewelry Repairing 204-2 Ridge Rd. Phone 1802 Homewood, Ill. Films, Cameras, and Information Harvey Camera Shop 15404-A Turlington Avenue Harvey, Illinois KZZZD HAROLD B. BROEK REALTOR - INSURANCE 138 E. 154th Street HARVEY ILLINOIS ANTON STERKER TAILORSHOP FINE TAILORING CLEANING and PRESSING 154-05 Center Ave. Harvey, Ill. Phone Harvey 113 Winters. Shirley 191 Wipior. Linda 98. 124, 186 wise. ,Ian 186 Wise. janet 192 Wisniewski, Rita 193 Witllaar, Carole 88, 168 179 189 168 Withaar. Dave 186 Witherspoon, Betty Witherspoon, Joyce Witvoet. Gerald 71, Wognum. Warren 70, 184 Wojcik. Stanley 187 Wojtanawicz, Grace 183 Wojtczak. Phyllis 179 Wolanin. Mary Ann 97, 181, VVo11'. Elaine 182 Wolf, Lester 70. 88. 183 Wolf, Lynne 179 Wolf. Nancy 179 Wolf. Ronald 179 Hu h 118 180, 190 Wolff. g , 1Nolf1'. ,lack 193 Wood, Bernard 168 Vlfood. Harry 168 Wood. Richard 71, 170. 179 'A' i' 'k CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 FRIEND OF J. C. PENNEY 'A' lNDEX-Continued Wooden. Alverna 181 Work. Barbara 65, 66, 74. 75, 77, 123. 168 Worley, Richard 192 Worley, Sallv 185 Wormser. Donald 168 Wormser. Florence 187 Woulfe, Jerry 70. 102, 104, 108. 109. 168 Wozniak, Marge 91. 95, 179 Wozniak. Rose 182 1Nray, Velma 139 Wright, Arthur 14 Wright, Roger 186 Wrohel, Mitchell 168 Wroblewski, Edward 181 Wunderlich, Florence 139 Wurninest. Ruth 168 Wyatt, Hugh 179 Wyma, Nicholas 186 Y Yadron, Thomas 117. 179 Yapport. Barbara 179 Yavenue, Jack 111, 192 Yepsen, Joanne 179 Yonkman, Nellie 54. 179 York. Fred 188 Young, Brooks 107, 111, 190 Young, Mrs. Edna 141 Young, Donna 76, 95, 168 Young, Jennie 96, 192 Young, ,loan 179 Young, Marilyn 125, 181 Young, Young Robert 70, 179 William 118 184 Yui1l,'Gladys179 ' Yulcnis, Dan 105 Z Zack. Edward 179 Zadrozny, Joanne 183 Zahler, Donald 179 Zajirek, Barbara 97. 188 Zander, Margaret 182 Zapchenk. Walter 70. 179 Zawisza, Donald 192 Zeilenga, Robert 71. 179 'A' 'A' Zelelt. Stanley 179 Zenere, Reno 191 Zeppi, Annette 88, 181 Zerse, James 94, 188 Zevenhouse, Henry 179 Zevenhouse, Henry A. 139 Ziegler, Alice 125, 186 Ziegler, Richard 70. 71, 179 Zielinski, Ton 101, 102, 179 Zilio, Mario 192 Zimbrich, Flora 179 Zimdahl. Dorothy 99, 193 Zxmdars. Anna 188 Zimmerman. J. F. 130. 142 Zimny, Agnes 91. 168 Zirbes, Sharon 96, 192 Zirkle, James 115. 179 Zolty, Ted 113, 190 Zulfer. jimmy 71. 168 Zulfer. Madeline 182 Zulfer Rita 192 Zurek. Edward 190 Zuziak. Richard 73. 115. 17 Zuziali. William 168 Zyer, James 185 ooooo 9 12232 COMPLIMENTS PERFECTION GEAR ak -nf if EARL C. ROEDER Hardware, Paints and Glass PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 15305 Broadway Phone Harvey 123 HARVEY ILLINOIS 'A' 'Ir ir TREHARNE 81 WEISER Haberdashers and Clothiers 166 E. 154-th Sl. Ph. Harvey 262 Harvey, Illinois U.U..O..ll..I..ll.IIOICIOCll.l...l....l.......'. THE RENEE COMPANY Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry 5525 Blackstone Avenue CHICAGO ILLINOIS 44 224 9 Business Telephone Blue Island 1791 E 2 Phone Dolton 244- W. WI. KOEHLER PAPER CO. E Whdwme 2 HERZOGS STORE FoRiMEN WRAPPING PAPER AND BAGS 5 2217-2227 Grove Street : 14111-9 Chicago Road Blue Island, Illinois I DOLTON ILLINOIS EVERYONE TALKS ABOUT KOEHLER 2 LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL COAL MILLWORK CHICAGO 81 RIVERDALE LUMBER CO. PAINT - ROOFING - HARDWARE The Yard in Harvey with a Complete Stock 15139 Center Phone Harvey 360 - 361 EVANS DRUGS 2 159 W. 144th St. 5 DODGE PLYMOUTH Phone Riverdale 1930 : Distributors of Famous Cosmetics K - A M o T O R S ' REVL0Nv COTY Sales and Service 9 LUCIEN LELONG 9 LT N ' SEHDUORSTHY GRAY E 15307 Broadway Ph. Harvey 281 0 DU BARRY S 44 225 bb O C pliments of THE WHITING CORPORATION O Let Our Flowers Say It For You SCHAU'S FLORAL SHOP 18 West 154th St. Phone Harvey 3617 Best Wishes of BERNARD KRYGOWSKI Real Estate and Insurance 14059 Campbell Ave. POSEN ILLINOIS T0 THE SENIOR CLASS . . . We appreciate your patronage and wish you the greatest of success in future undertakings. BASTAR'S JEWELRY STORE Jeweler and Optometrist 171 East 15-ith Street HARVEY ILLINOIS R A Y M O N D L O T Z Telephone Riverdale 473 iii EXCAVATING - GRADING 14458 Emerald Avenue Chicago 27. Ill. J. W. OLIVER 81 CO. Harvey's Oldest Drug Store 168 East 154th Street Telephone Harvey 1 FOUNTAIN LUNCH KREIS BROTHERS GARAGE Authorized FORD Dealer Sales and Service 3822-3824 W. 147th St. - Phone Blue Island 17 M IDLI DTHIAN ILLINOIS 442272 Compliments of GREAT LAKES SCREW CORPORAT ON FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK OF RIVERDALE 'kiri' Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. HOMEWOOD COAL 81 MATERIAL CO. LUMBER 81 MILLWORK Our fuel oil trucks are equipped with automatic stamping meters which regis- ter on your ticket the exact amount of fuel delivered. There is no possible chance for error. Homewood's Only Fuel Oil Bulk Plant HIGHEST QUALITY OIL TREATED COAL and COKE 2337 183rd St. Homewood 900 s228v 'K' 'k 'I' Compliments of ROGERS JEWELERS 201 East 154th Street Harvey iii' BUY LOW at HIGH-LOW HIGH - LOW FOOD STORE 115 W. 154-th Street Compliments of LINDELL'S STANDARD SERVICE Lincoln and Park Avenues DOLTON ILLINOIS E GK 229 OOOICI LILLIAN S TOT SHOP Infants' and CIliIlll'6ll,S Wear 14 East 154th Street Ph. 6030 Harvey, Illinois Lillian Carlson, Prop. EVERS FLOOR CO. Telephone Harvey 4807 244 E. 147th Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS Established in 1929 l Q l Compliments of MODERN DROP FORGE CO. Blue Island, Illinois l Q l 7? REMEMBER . . . Your school days with SNAPSHOTS Complete Photographic Equipment and Supplies WATLAND BROS. CAMERA SHOPS Blue Island Chicago Heights Kankakee OOOOOOIIOOOIOOIOIOIOIOOOIOIOOIIO OIIOIIOIIOO Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 B 81 H RADIO SALES and SERVICE 60 East 154-th St. Tel. 4100 Harvey, Ill. MATHIEU Lumber Sl Supply Company T ELEPHONES Blue Island 2430 Harvey 2430 14300 South Avenue BLUE ISLAND ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS tothe CLASS 0F 1951 CAMPBELLS 5c 'I'o 51.00 Store 14200 Chicago Rd. Dolton Illinois GOEBEL BOOT SHOP 164 EAST 154TH 44 HARVEY 230 DP I CLASS OF 1951 Lots of luck and best wishes, and always remember one of the chief necessities of a good appearance is Good Clothing-well tailored, fitted, and styled. You'll find our store the right one for these requirements. MARKS TOGGERY Fashions for Men 200 East 154th St. Telephone 630 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINCS Compliments of F. W. Prindiville 81 Co. 1957 Ridge Road Phone Homewood 1100 HI IMEWIIOD ILLINOIS Homewood Building and Loan Associotiotn HOMEWOOD ILLINOIS A Good Place to Invest Your Money BE KIND TO YOUR FEET Buy Your Shoes at HaroId's Shoe Store Be Sure of a Correct Fit 1955 Ridge Road Homewood Phone 1108 VISIT A. L. TURNER The Store for Men STETSON HATS Manhattan Shirts and Sportswear Mc-Gregor Sportswear Coopers Jockey Phone Blue Island 387 13008 S. Western Ave. Blue Island l Q l Compliments of Gordine-r's Hardware 13709 So. Leyden Chicago 27, Illinois 442312 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ADDY SAYS' Inc. E Your Future Requires 103-104 East 154th Street Careful Planning Phone Harvey 1017 Property and Insurance Are Authorized Dealers Essentials Frigidaire White Star HOLMES, YATES 81 CO, Roper American Kitchen 75 E. 154th St. Chambells ASC 'Just Phone' Harvey 2400 Phone Saginaw 1-0541 MANHATTAN LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND MILLWORK 8300 Commercial Avenue Chicago A-1 FREMOUW GOUWENS BROS. PRINTER FARM SUPPLY ' Commercial Printing FARM IMPLEMENTS 9 Publications E g Fine Stationery g Feed - Seed - Hay - Crain QUALITY AND SERVICE Paints - Hardware 154-24 Broadway Phone Harvey 175 5 Harvey, Illinois E Phone Harvey 63 South Holland CC 77 E. L. SAUSAMAN Electrical Supplies Home and Factory Wiring 181 East 154th Street HARVEY ILLINOIS WH-ALEY'S DRIVE IN Curb Service Large Parking Area Hamburgers - Sandwiches Light Lunches ICE CREAM - MALTEDS TAKE OUT ORDERS 18136 Dixie Hwy. Ph. Homewood I3-I0 Compliments of THE THOMSEN CLINIC Dolton, Illinois COO.. ll. COOIOOOIOI Compliments of MAZZACAVALLO'S DELICATESSEN 14238 Lincoln Avenue DOLTON ILLINOIS HARVEY MUSIC HOUSE Pianos and Band Instruments Bought and Sold Complete Line of Accessories Everything from Harmonicas to Pianos 1534-0 Broadway Harvey 295-M I OIOIOCCOOOOIOO lllllllflill OOOIOOIIICIIOOOOOOOIOIO OUOOIOIOIICIIOOIOO C4 233 77 BOYD'S STANDARD SERVICE 5 C 1' Phone Doltott 7012 g amp 'ments of 14020 Lincoln Avenue , Compliments to the Class of 1951 E R' H' from : Portsmouth 7-8300 THE ALUMNI OF '49 GREETINGS. SENIORS WELCOME TO THORNTON JUNIOR COLLEGE Congratulations to E Ho THE CLASS OF 1951 REAL ESTATE . INSURANCE H . L. w O O D E 14032 Lincoln Avenue E Phone Dolton 0935 Dolton, Ill I o 442342 FLOSSMOOR DELICATESSEN Delicious Home Made Pies and Cakes on Order 2608 Flossmoor Rd. Phone 306-M Flossmoor, Illinois SNUFFY'S OUTPOST DRIVE IN 147th Sl. and Western Ave. Try Our Pure Beefburgers Serving the Community Faith-fully for Over 54 Years FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BLUE ISLAND Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Open Friday Evenings for Your Convenience THE NATIONAL BANK OF HARVEY Systematic Saving Is the Habit of Success CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1951 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 44 235 xr VAN 81 VAN APPLIANCES C0mPli 'f 1lS Of Paint - Electrical Supplies 3 , , E ERIKSON'S BROS Television - Washers - Ref rlgerators Ranges AUTO SUPPLIES RADIO sf TELEVISION '1 fl SERVICE SPORTING GOODS . Stores Harvey 4632 So. Holland, Ill. E 17928-30 Dixie Hwy. SOUTH HOLLAND TRUST 81 SAVINGS BANK 1911-1951 SAFETY SERVICE Deposits Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Maximum Insurance for Each Deposilor, 85,000 4: 236 as BEST WISHES CIassof1951 Egg, BLISS 81 LAUGHLIN, INC HARVEY, ILLINOIS BLOOM ELECTRIC SERVICE MOTOR TUNE-UP Ignition and Carburetor Service and Parts Valve Grinding Autolite Batteries Pedometer Service Brake Service Lloyd Clauson, Proprietor Phone 950 1549 Broadway ACME ROOFING COMPANY 15529 Lexington ALL TYPES OF ROOFING O Johns-Manville Asbestos Siding O All Shades Cellobrick Siding O Cedar Shingle Siding ALL WORK GUARANTEED 'A' ir 'A' ACKERMAN'S Complete Line of FLOOR COVERINGS Plumbing and Heating Supplies 154th and Ashland Ave. Harvey, Ill. Phone Harvey 5005 - 6 SOUTH SUBURBAN SAFEWAY LINES. INC. BUS TRANSPORTATION K 23 82 CONGRATULATIONS To Class of '51 DIXIE DAIRY Compliments of V. J. CHRISTOPHER CARPENTER, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 14500 S. Cleveland Posen, Illinois Blue Island 5695 CHUCK CAVALLINI'S Fine Food One Block East of Crawford on 147th Street FOR RESERVATIONS Phone Blue ISlaIId 1690 COWING EROS., INC. ' REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 5 Phone Homewood 600 E 2005 Ridge Road Homewood, Ill. 5 F. P. COWING F. P. coWING, JR. g Best Wishes, Class of 1951 MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR in tho NEWEST FASIIIONS Visit Our Boy Scout Trading Post DAD AND LAD TOG SHOP I 12947 South Western E BLUE ISLAND ILLINOIS 240 PP THE CONE SHOP MOLLOY-MADE COVERS Homewood . for the JUMBO CONES I riely in If-0 Cream - Our Specialty E THORNTONITE Stuart-O'Brien ll! 0000OlllllOOOIOIOOOIOOIIICOOO COO! by the S T U D E B A K E R Sales and Service : S. K. SMITH COMPANY TOM'S AUTO MASTERS 2 2857 North Western Avenue 15303 S. Halsted St. Phone Harvey 675 Chicago 18, Illinois FOR GOD AND COUNTRY Harvey Posi' No. 155 AMERICAN LEGION W L STATE BANK OF BLUE ISLAND 'kit Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C. S. ARMINGTON PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR 15339 Center Ave. Phone Harvey 47 ELECTRIC SINKS AND DISPOSAL UNITS G-E - HOTPOINT K C O V E R T M O T E L Marvin and Ruby Covert, Owners OPEN ALL YEAR Invest in Rest V, Mi. So. of U.S. 30 on U.S. 54 Chicago Heights 2832 M ATTESt IN ILLINOIS Compliments of HARVEY FOOD MART The I.G.A. 131 East 154th Street Harvey, Illinois F. Fetsis, Proprietor Phone Harvey 479 We Deliver Compliments of ARCADY FARMS MILLING COMPANY 500 W. 138th Street Riverdale Station CHICAGO 27, ILLINOIS G. P. Lane Plant Manager EXPERT FUR CLEANING AND REPAIRING Phone Harvey 196 WAUSAU LUMBER 81 COAL COMPANY Home of WEYERHAUSER 4-SQUARE LUMBER South Holland, Illinois QUALITY DRY CLEANING HOEKSTRA CLEANING CO. l5402 Center Avenue 267 East 147th Street Phone Harvey 1600 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 i 4 O9 O HIGH SCHOOL BOOK STORE WHERE ALL THORNTON BUYS ITS SUPPLIES sour:-I END 0 TOBACCO COMPANY Distributors of BRACH'S FINE CANDIES 10952 Michigan Avenue Chicago 28, Illinois Compliments of ED AAGAARD Your New Era Potato Chip Salesman Phone Frontier 6-6101 K 245 D Compliments of SOUTH HOLLAND BOWLING LANES For Reservations . . Call Harvey 3331 An old fashioned recipe, but a X5 new taste S 3 , sensation. 'V 011r1e.Ye4?f? enum E K 'J I is 5491? , AQ If you cannot purchase this in your homo town-w 'to us-P.O. lox J. S., Chicago 1903 Qwwzva SIBLEY TELEVISION RCA Authorized Dealer Authorized Delco Service For Home and Auto RADIO - TELEVISION Sales - Service - Installation on All Makes PICK-UP and DELIVERY 232 E. I4-7th Harvey 5091 Compliments from Your Friendly A81P FOOD STORES HANSEN CLEANERS 81 DYERS -Main Office and Plant- Complimems of E 15014 Page Ave. Harvey, Illinois Phone 1951 A IE N D -Branch Stores- er 246 3743 W. 14-7th Midlothian, Illinois Phone Blue Island 14-62 275W E. 14-7th 12306 Halsted Harvey, Illinois Calumet Park Phone 4023 Blue Island 6630 OIIICOI llilllillillilllllllll 15 SILVER CROSS SCHOOL OF NURSING JOLIET, ILLINOIS announces pre-entrance tests: June 19 and 21 June 26 and 28 july 10 and 12 july 17 and 19 Maintained by a non-sectarian hospital, Silver Cross is an accredited school with over 500 graduates serving in all nursing fields. The faculty hold university degrees in nursing education and related subjects. Students live in a modern residence. Silver Cross Hospital is approved hy the American College of Surgeons and offers modern facilities and a wide ex. perienee in nursing. The next class will start on August 27 Write for application blanks and descriptive literature to: DIRECTOR SCHOOL OF NURSING SILVER CROSS HOSPITAL JOLIET, ILLINOIS HERRICK PHARMACY Harveyis Prescription Drug Store 265 E. 147th St. at Halsted Phone Harvey 1000 KICKERT BROS., INC. CHEVROLETS Parts and Service O.K. USED CARS 15327 Broadway I-Iarvey Tel. Harvey 124- N ESRB'''E'Q'Qi'L'.3Q' iIQQZ2i2 'EZQ'+Ji ' WE RENT AND SELL Tuxfznos Over 500 New Tuxedos Equipped to Render Prompt service 'White Tuxedos Powder Blue Tuxedos 0 Is ' Midnight Blue Tuxedos sizes from 3 to 56 3 ii Accessories, Shoes 2 - GREAT STORES - 2 HARVEY STORE 15823 Halsted Street Phone Harvey 5060 CALUMET CITY STORE 107 154-th Place Phone Torrence 2-7730 Hours, 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 4. 247 x Compliments of Redini Service Station 5756 W. 63rd Street Chicago, Illinois Compliments of BILL'S FOOD STORE Vic Walenga, Prop. 29 East 154th Street HARVEY ILLINOIS ......'..l'.. IOOOOOCOOOOOO Compliments of R. H. HODGMAN School Buses Through Tinley Park, Oak Forest Midlothian and Markham WE CHARTER BUSES Phone, Blue Island 4580 Compliments of C. BRADSHAW, INC. Sales - Service 154th and Ashland Ave. Harvey, Illinois Phone Harvey 3600 RINKEMA'S I.G.A. QUALITY MEATS and CROCERIES Low Prices Everyday Phone Harvey 390 Phone Harvey 111 KAMPEN 81 GOUWENS Cash and Carry GROCERY AND MARKET 15738 South Park Avenue SOUTH HOLLAND, ILLINOIS G248S PRESERVE THE TREASURED MEMORIES of GRADUATION WiI'h a Fine Phoiograph by ROOT STUDIOS 223 South Wabash Avenue Chicago Phone HArrison 7-5200 ALL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK AVAILABLE AT OUR STUDIO 79 Congraiulaiions and Besi' Wishes Io 'I'he CLASS OF 1951 THE BUDA COMPANY Harvey, Illinois Manufacturers of DIESEL 81 GASOLINE ENGINES LIFTING JACKS EARTH DRILLS RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CHORE-BOYS INDUSTRIAL TRACTORS FORK LIFT TRUCKS OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '5l! Co xN 0 YWWT QUALITY RESULTS f O A AT LOW COST! fM lRYY HALES 8: HUNTER CC. 141 W. Jackson Blvd. - Chicago 4, Illinois Q i S 5 NIILLS HIVERDALE. ILL. - WILMINGTON DEL. - MARSHALL. MO. BEATRICE FOODS CC. 312 Collins St. Joliet, Illinois OIOOIOCOIOOIO ll DIIICOQOIICC COIIOOOICOOIIICIIOICIIIO 251 TO THE CLASS OF 1951- We wish each of you success in your chosen work. And we hope here in 1'he Unifed Sfafes you will always have i'he righi' io choose fhai' work. Q1 .1 .5 WYMAN-GORDON COMPANY INGALLS-SHEPARD DIVISION O GOOD LUCK Compliments of BLUE ISLAND TINLEY PARK DAIRY 0 LOHSE 81 SMITH Wholesale Candy and Foun-lain Supplies 137 East 147th Street Harvey, Ill Telephone Harvey 2155 Students . . . Parents . . . Shop at the SCOTT STORE Harvey,s Most Interesting Always the Earliest with the Latest THE COM-PORT STUDIO Commercial and Portrait Photography of All Types 241 East 147th Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone Harvey 613 KI P STUDENT couNclL as ak if Knowledge Is Power KINNEY-HOOD PRINTING COMPANY Factory and Commercial Printing 13844 Lincoln Avenue DOLTON, ILLINOIS QIIOlOICOOOOIOIIIOOOOIOCOOOICOOOOOOIOOOOOUIOOIIO WATT 81 CARLSON MASON coNTRAcToRs -Phone- Blue Island 6710 or Harvey 5350 15832 Loomis Avenue Harvey, Illinois THE COMMUNITY FLORIST Pete and Eleanore Kaczmarek 144-440 So. Western Avenue POSEN, ILLINOIS Phone Blue Island 3825 Telephone Harvey 370 HARVEY AUTO SALES Inc. DeSoto - Plymouth 14-719 So. Halsted St. Harvey, Illinois OOOOOIOOIOOOOOOOOOC 00000 IOIOOOQOOOOIIOOO 44 254 9 n'ww-v-.- - A 000000 0 0 00000000l00000 000000000 0 00000 000000 0000 0 000 0 00000 00000 0000000000 000 44 255 9 QA f ,xfvflgxs i Y VE lvflfll' B bu, 'W' f ssgf' AN ENVIAIILE BECIIRD SIIIUB i906 UF Puonuclwu BLUE IHBBO ANNUALS Blue Ribbon is not merely a trade name or slogan, adopted for advertising pur- poses. We didn't just pull it out of a bat. We earned lhe righl to use it! In competi- tion with annuals submitted in State, Sec- tional, even National contests, sinee 1906, Huston-Patterson yearbooks have been rated tops - year., after year, after year. And so, we're proud and determined . . . proud of our past record - determined to make future accomplishments even better. ' HUSTUHPHTTERSUH CORPORATIO N DECATUR, ILLINOIS 44256v . ,, . , fa H.-4 :Q V 1 2? -, .,f15-V34 1' riff ,1- fn .W V K w V .4 LII .V III uv! V gf 4-' A v Q A I . '-1 , V ' , ' , - , -ILI1I II'I ' I V VJ' :'. I . 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