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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1954 volume:

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IT'S AS MODERN AS A TV SET Under the expert direction of students and faculty, Thornton presents a stupendous program throughout the year. Education, variety, comedy, drama, and sports are broadcast from her channels-the halls, classrooms, and cafeteria. New desks and fresh paint help form its modern cabinet. Channel Channel Channel Channel 2 5 7 9 Variety: Entertainments, honorary functions, banquets, plays and even studies are on the program ....... 4 Activities: Boys Club, Girls Club, KIP, Purple X, language clubs, and numerous others keep Thornton moving at an active pace .,..., 59 Sports: Football, basketball, tennis, wrestling, and swimming are a few of Thornton's sports ........,.. 107 People: Faculty, administrators, staff, and students, constitute all of Thornton's people ...,,,..,. 137 i AND JUST AS FULL Pat Craig, -Ioy Lambert, Jeanne Musler, joan Ashton. Like the Girls Club and its style show put on by the seniors at the Freshman Stand-up. Wlith everything being rnodeledxfrom skisuits and bathing suits through school clothes and up to forinals-it was really tuned to Channel 2. 6 OF VARIETY But let's switch the program now to these two Thorntonites who are really living it up at the-Iunior-Senior partyf Thornton's 'Snowflake Fantasyu. a Christmas affair. hlarilyn Rusgis, Billie Eckstein. Seated: Ruby Boyvtle. Carolyn lwloore, Cecily Daanen, Claudia Fenwick. Standing: Cliff Dcupree, YVayne Kruger, Sharon Zirbc's,,Rod Hanson, Al Lowery, Fred Bunch. Still on Channel 2, the Home- coming Court isin the picture. These Thorntonites were cho- sen to rule during Homecom- ing weekend. 7 4 THERE ARE DANCES Qs X 4 Homecoming King and Queen-Rod Hanson, football champ, and Sharon Zirbes, cheerleader ifreign at the Homecoming dance. They are chosen from the Homecoming court. Couples were thick as snowflakes at the annual Christmas party. Sparkling mobiles and a huge revolving white Christmas tree made a beautiful setting. -ilqfs. .K Qs K KAW 3 V1-up-ww Mu-ww o a. l .f . sv A ' I f L lk K '51 fi, wif- M I gl s - EK.. L.k 0 . 55, LL-- Lg D, 1L if ' A ' r ff . 'Shy .,.,.L,X ' nf Thornton shut out Blue Island 31-O. And hereis one of the main reasons why-in action. Brooks Young-a Thornton champion- is scoring a TD in the third quarter. Brooks set a new record during the football season by scoring 73 points in league play. Diane Paarlberg. Beverly Capolillo. Carol Owen, and Donna Breivogel practice their tumbling while the other freshmen in Mrs. Doylels sixth period gym watch them. 9 U o 0 Russ McKibben C425 works his way around his man as Ed CreachCl45 looks on in the Blue Island game. AND GAMES FOR EVERY SEASON This happy Crowd is r7l1c'vr- ing for another Thornton touchdown at onc of thc games in the Carly part of thc' season 11 COMMITTEE MEETINGS Thornton Clubs wcrc busy ull year long. Junior Scrxicc .Xwzircl girls stulfcd animals for sick Children. CO1I1IHlllt't' niccrinqs pre'- Cedcd cluh initiations. Passcrs-hy in the Corridor oltrn saw lmoys discussing their prolilc-ins in lWr. L'1nhaugh's orlicc. VVclfa1'c -Marilyxi Butlvr, Pat Craig, Darlbnf' Kaminski. Kathy Paasch, and Beverly Harrlvwziy. Uv.,-an TOO Latin Club initiationfljon Brasvlton, Donna Pouilly, Carolyn Ryan, and Dick Suhs. Whiting in thc Boys Club ofncvfllivk Tools. Los Gardner. and Joe Pingcr. Q91 411.3 OO i fir 1. -' I 1 ri lil 'IQ 5755 2:-151 ,vfkqq dmii wav: A9b'4f exam ' 'Y : Q X b Language club meetings are planned at council sessions such as the one being led by Kathy Paasch. Besides in- itiations, games, and parties, popular meetings were arranged to acquaint students with foreign countries. COUNCIL SESSIONS George' Gallati discusses KIP businvss with tliv board. P1'SQiclc'1!ts of thc Big FIJLIIJ, gvt to- gctlicr for Fl COI1fL'l'i'HCC'RHy' Huttiu. Purple Xg Cffcily Daanfn, Girls Club: Fred Bunch, Boys Cllubg and Pete Ilvk- ste-in, KIP. 'Qi xv .-qi GM? 0 if N I I 2 I Z 2 4 Z 2 6 f ,X . 5 . K. 4 A J M. AND PRACTICES Here Nancy Frachcy, YvonneJCadic-ux, Toni Cienkus, and Junc Schilling arc in dress rchcarsal practice' for their numbcr in the Homccoming dancc cntcrtainincnt. lf? Thorntorfs twirlcrs often work up their routines and practice for- mations in the corridor first period and aftcr school. Above arc Joyce MOO1'C, Marilyn Sudds, Virginia Graves, and Elaine Allison. UNENDING It takes patience, hard work, time and energy, and, of course, a considerable amount of talent to have a line orchestra, but Thornton has all these qualities plus many extras. Mr. Jack Pernecky has continued to do an out- standing ,job as conductor. He is pictured as he works with Sandra Skye and John Tripp, two members of the string quartet. 17 JE M B5 WE LIKE TO EAT Sc llmg nukes at a football gamn c dll b ?1lllSh1IlUbl1Q1HLSb at IIITIQQ Doloxvs Collmt Imdd Noxford anct Grmq and Sdndv Skvl arm' members of thc Refrcihmcnt Crew Good Humors-Mr. William A. Rodgers, Henry LaBrec, john Thies, Alan Javert. XVhen it comes to consuming food, Thorntonites take a back seat for no one. Cafeteria statistics in the form of pounds of potatoes, pieces of pie, and bottles of milk seem almost astronomical at times. And the number of cokes and hot dogs consumed at a football game, if laid end to end, would reach out of this world. The Good Humor truck does such a thriving business on those warm fall and spring days, Mr. Rodgers declares that he finds Thornton one of his favorite schools. ,lx Ken Stelter reads as he eats Z0 XXV N X fxx X' 'sxlx xx X X Q rein 1' 1 IIIW ' did . t Q i s' he 41 Z A' r. Q ! t If only lockers Could talk! There would be storics of Conversa- tions overheard and events witnessed, like the happy inotncnts thc books are piled in before assemblies or the sad ones after report card day. There would be continents about faculty. friends, and the inovie and TY personalities that grace the locker doors. just as here behind Sharon Campbell as she talks to Arlene Haseinan. Like Darlene Graefen and Laddie DeVore, we made tape recordings of talks given in class and skits presented. We improved our speech habits as we learned more about the class topic. We found a tape recorder as educational as a movie and lots more fun on the play-back. We liked to recite in class but we liked to whisper too, like Dennis Johnson and Donna Licht in Mrs. Feslerls English class. Some teachers were more human than others and seemed to realize that th said out loud but that just can't wait until after ere are things which canlt be class, either. 31 AND TALK 21 Q G Wgmfgmag. www , 12 ge m :. gg Q!14Q.:.,f ' 1. .1 ..,. ... 4 1' ms ,r L5 . ., ,M 553 Qifiv, K A . 'ld 37 2 'Em fo M 'Q WWA' ' ,. Cecily Daanen and her father wateli hir. A. F. Heino and Bob Faeko in their skits for Pops in Paris at this year's Dad-Daughter Dinner. MOMS AND DADS The month of January was an eventful one. The lN1other- Son Banquet was first on the list, followed bv the Dad- Daughter Dinner on Saturday, january 16. It was then the boys' turn to provide an evening of entertainment for the masculine half of the family at the annual party for the fathersfthe Father-Son Stag. Saturday evening. January 30. The main event of the evening was the talk and movies bv Commander MacMillan. the Arctic ex- plorer. 'la OUR DATES AND W, 55? Our dates and friends were many. Two lnig lraditional events Zll Thornton where the girls showed off their hes! were the Freshman Stand-up and the Home lic style show. They lell the true value of friendship when coininiuee work had to he done. hui they found that the experiences were rewarding. 'WVL' are happy to report that Thorntoniteis fvlaqie Carpet is sailing along with a line tail wind, announced thc general chairman of thc Freshman Stand- up. Girls from all four classes took part in the stunts. Three principals from the sophomores were l.eola Poppel, Biarian lN'ogni1in, and Sue Peters. FRIENDS Carol Hcbcrling, Bill Stuart Girls in the Homc EC Department showvd off thvir best bcforft mothers, guests, and sponsors at the annual style show. Here lN1iss Ford explains to Thelma Pctrusak as thv others watch: lkiary Ann Vrbancic, Barbara Wolfe, Sandra Madderorn, Phyllis Hartwig, and Miss Gantzcrt. 25 52, 22' ,ll E52 f Sharon Zirbes pours at the Girls Club 'cMad Tea Party . Lined up at the tea table with faculty Quests arc' Carolyn Ryan, lwliss lN1olc'r, NIL Gibhrns, Sharon Kelley, and Sandra Sitton. VVE ARE SOMETIMES A ballot box at the ticket gate took care of votes for the Homecoming king and queen as the students entered- Mike Ruffolo, Carol Sutor, Trent Ow- ings, Bill Kisner, Lyda Chance. GAY ,Q-F. Wi, F517 9 Al X g g, h ' SCHOOL BUS F 4 KIP sponsored buses to out-of-town football and basketball games this year when enough students showed interest by purchasing tickets. That gave everyone who couldnlt drive, an opportunity to see the team in action. On the buses, students showed their enthusiasm for the teams with spirited singing and cheering, As with many of the services, the KIP was merely offering oppor- tunities to students, not trying to raise money. Ticket prices were based on the cost of the bus with no attempt at a profit. 27 Sometimes hall guards had 21 elizinee to catch up on their homework while on duty. Here it's Bill Pierce. Judy VValte1' and the rest of Miss Weis's American his- Seniors have pep? No one would know it from this View torv class blow viforousl into a difficult exam. ofa dis irited grou at a e assemblv in the bi gvml . I A Y P P P P , S . , 28 At times school spirit is camouflaged. Here it is oh- Vious that long, depressed faces can mean only one thingfthe basketball team is losing. Their hearts are saying, EWVQ are going to win! , and they don,t give up hope even at the last minute. At Thornton the spirit sometimes is in the heart, not the face, AND SOMETIMES GLUM W-T ski y . - f Q From the first time we held a pencil, we had been taught to ex- press our ideas on paper. At Thornton we put this ability to use in several different ways. N'Ve use it to write the yearbook and newspaper. Some of us have had our poems printed in a national magazine. But more commonly we use our ability to express ourselves in essays, themes, and homework. 30 il WE CAN WRITE Oppofile f2ageASigning news stories: June Schilling, Sharon Campbell, Bruce Griffin, Donna Hampton. :ibozfe lqfliFrCd Perkins and Nick Tsatsos compare library notes. Abozff right-Donna Rockrohr, Pat Kirk- patrick and Mr. Brookley discuss biology notebooks. Rz'g!1!fBob Rhind, Sandra Skye, andjoyce Falica learn how to make wills. II awww J o 1 it rg I 1 t ' 3f 6 z 1 ' fg 'z A N D W E C A N 1 , t 'i V M.. , null'- M4 It was easy to see what to do next when you could watch the demon- stration mirror in Miss Reed's foods lab. Muriel Hunt, Leona Kos- sak, Carol Johnson, and Audrey johnson show how. I' 16 sa 1 COOK Margaret Wagner prepares muffins in Miss Miles, laboratory. Muriel Hunt serves Miss Velma Wray at a faculty luncheon. Auto Shop+CharlCs Reiland, Carl Van Kanegan, Bill Sclirvibcr, Richard Rossow. Vocational Auto Shop students rvccivc training by work- ing on actual repair of Hlivcu cars from the road. R6- pair jobs of all types are coinplctccl lay the mcmlacrs of this Class, who are in the shop for four periods Cach clay. The work is part of a program of thc vocational division where specific training is thc olgicciivc. OR USE OUR HANDS I J Ken Santcfort operates a mc-tal shapm im YVic'rs and thc' Drafting Class have complicatvd drawings to make. Mr. Aseltine points out to Roselynn Crenshaw im- portant factors to remember in a Basic Art class. IN ART CLASSES Lrjt-Bill Baron and Linda Norford put finishing touches on a Homecoming banner. Righl-Pat Oviatt, Joy Lambert, and Mary Bard- wick are well along in their ceramics projects. ' On the portion of the TTHS TY show sponsored by the Art De- partment, artistic students at Thornton had a big opportunity to show their talents. In ceramics classes there were vases, howls, and figurines. Experiments with glazes brought some surprising results. The new potteris wheel was a useful piece of equipment. Jewelry making and work with plastics produced some excellent displays for the main floor showcase. Posters advertised all the games, plays, and social affairs of the year. 37 Above-Miss Forcl's clothing class: Vvrna Norton, Nlarie Blas- lanka, lNlEiI'lf'I'lC' Pciguss, Marin f7I'fIl'll1l'll1'1', Donna Doll, Alice' Ronvy. rlll'1f?lIH3. Petrusak, Francvs Coopvr, Pat Bouqhton, Phyllis Hartwig. IN THE CLOTHING LAB fs S N X , 9 In clothing classes. girls begin with simple patterns and raduate to more com licated ones. Each iece of S P clothing has to be planned and materials purchased be- fore actual cutting, fitting, and sewing can begin. Color, texture, and line must be appropriate for the pattern and for the girl who will wear the garment. TopfBetty Bowling holds up a pattern. Center--Bliss,Gantzerfs class cutting dresses: Barbara Niernann, Janice Vaul, Betty Bremner, Darlene Lang. Bottom--Barbara W'olfe at the sewing machine. IN OUR There is as much variety in the classrooms as there is on any TV channel. No matter what your interests, you can ind a class to help develop them. Courses are olfered in bewildering profusion, and for every course there are students who are ready to make good use of them. Opportunities for learning are endless. CLASS X55 Q 52 ED-T' BHS QW H-U Fins: gap.. EEA FE' N21 Iv.-va F'-Eff 5? 13 as : 2? 52' PPP! Tm.. - 4 S h Right-1NIary Ann Golaszvwski ar- nanqvs om' of the biology showcasn'S. lg1'f0ZL XVith th? aid of a postm' map, Shirlc' Dclo Qivvs a talk in Spanish class. ROOMS ,S I ,aww , ? WE LIKE TO ACT In radio speech class Thorntonites were taught to use a micro- phone correctly. Among the techniques studied were how to put over a suliject well, how to breathe Correctly. and how to enun- ciate clearly. They learned to write scripts that would put across their ideas and get the desired reaction from listeners. From hack of the mike they learned to operate the instruments in a radio control booth, Dramatics class had training in acting. directing. stage makeup. lighting and scenery construction. 42 9 72 Ab0Zl!?iMF. Ohlert puts make-up on Carol Schweichert. Lqf!fRadio speech class with Ken- neth Schuning andjanet Van Der Sluys at the mike and John Diamond in the control booth. FOR OTHERS im Van Ilvra, in thx' balcony. trains thc- spotlight at play practice At Thornton we do many things for funfdances, games, pep rallies, plays, parties, concerts. But there is a side of Thornton that parents often don't believe exists, the serious side. Yes, we can be serious about many things- not only studies like math, English, term papers, but club work and school projects. By working on com- mittees and boards we help to govern Thornton. At group meetings for boys and for girls, problems vital to happy social adjustment are discussed. Debate re- quires serious thinking and plenty of alertness. Even at social affairs we can have our serious moments. WE CAN BE SERIOUS Boys Club group meeting with Mr. Umbaugh in charge. agp: A Serious moment at the Homecoming bonfire. Even Blar- tians from Out-of- t hi S - world a r 0 affected. Yvonne Langlois addresses her debate class on the current topic. OR LIGHT HEARTED Yes, we can he lighthearted. especially at Homecoming. Everyone feels so wonderful after winning the gains. V76 can forget all our troubles and dance H0111 of This XVorld at this, the first big dance of thc school year. On the football sidelinesklwldcat Keith Turkington and Chctorlcaders Janet Picl, Marilyn Rusgis, Diane Whitman, and Nance Chisscr. Theirs was a big re- sponsihility. Hoofcrs at the Homecoming dance? Dolores Black, Alicc Centers, lvlary- beth O'Connor, Charmaine Hess. -lo 51 , .1 V , 'J ,lr,. . i' ,r r 5. 7 5. M is 3 fql QUE' Q 3 A...N-L: ANA rf 'Q 3 5 x snr, f. E4 4 SVI: f59f,n if ' , - ,Q f. fl ,if A -ww, I Q'J,3.,.4' Q Qs' CLAXN ISIC HCIlliN'Illl9lf1 Ab0L'P4.'X Chemistry lab experiment with Richard Vander Linden, Nancyjacobs, and Charles Duke. l ' r agms. Seeing the wonders of science become reality, especially when you helped to uncover them, brings one a certain unequaled satisfaction. At first tools and equipment seemed strange. As the year progressed, strangeness vanished and budding Einsteins appeared. In General Science class, Charles Wfagoner and Faye Van Deursen watch David Ring, 49 Retail Selling-Bruce Robbins, Mary Ellen Scott, Marion Cuffe, Donna Deadmore, Charlotte johnson, Artemis Armatas. BUSINESS-LIKE Thorntonls Business Department is one of which we can he proud. Because of the expert instruction and high standards of work required here, the department is known to employers all over the country. lts purpose has been to prepare students for work in offices wherever the need is felt. Under the guidance of Mr. Leo Bowers, head of the department, and his corps of teachers, careers of many future secretaries, stenographers. and oflice workers are launched. Aside from the practice of speedy and accurate typing and of learning to take dictation rapidly, students receive instructions on the operation of business ma- chines such as the mimeograph, ditto machine, comp- tometer, and dictaphonefmaehines that help make office work more rapid and eflieient. The speed and accuracy goals of this department are excellent training ABOVE: Bookkeeping - Mr. Clark, Antonette Belmonti. HIGH T: 0,0700 1JI'6lL'ffEZ'+ Dolores Ketelboeter, Nancy Frerlriekson, lN1arlene Fredrick. Betty Ceres, Nancy Frachey, Imogene Boivin, Mary Jane Broton, Carole Finney. for the future. Retail selling, which trains future sales- men in using effective techniques. and Bookkeeping. too, are both important parts of one of the Hchannelsv of education in this television age. 51 -. We 1, -'ffhf-kph , - 'Ax if K jwigaff -- f-- ,V A V . f?9f??i5if' Uma i- ffw- L, . as ' aj , iw Msg -M f . L X - 4 . K Seniors march into the gymnasium for thc Honors Day assembly. XYE LIKE '1'R,AXlD1'1iIONS New National Honor Society members fall to at the Honors Day tea-jon Valbert, Pete Eckstcin, Richard Suhs, Gary Kuc-ber. 52 V M ff AV 7 1 MA 'iv -gh- K., ' '13 -. .3 A ax. pf. X N 4. , .4 A W if .- . L -f 7 , g.. . is X , 42,1 5 5-wr V A M144 O N U. A , .yy f ,R:: f:,,g ' 4 .1,, '55 , .,-s .W gm , V f 1-1 WEEK 1 fi Q 1 ' ' M , miiawf L'W- if fifai f -- f , Wi 'Y mmgw Q': . QM, JT fu y X - , 4+-:Q 6145: W ' 33 +1-s f ' ,V-WZ . Y 'H' vii V w V Q ' ,- kv f ' ,. l f Axfqlx 5 -A , Q-Wrgiq, vw? 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On the campus-Diane Skidmore Doris Lindquist. 5 'HWWW' Coaches Confc-:rfTed Czech, wrestling, Tom Nisbet basket ball, Tiny Huddlestun, football, Frank Froschaucr, swimming AND SO THORNTON IS SPORTS- To maintain a well-balanced curriculum, Thornton must, at all times, offer a variety of activities to its people. Sports of all types, and to Ht all seasons, are offered to everyone. The teams participating in inter-school competition are of interest not only to those playing, but also to the many Thorntonites who are ardent fans of these sports. There is good reason to be proud of the athletic teams, for almost yearly they walk off with top honors in their divisions. Athletics arenjt the only extra-curricular activities available to Thornton students. A variety of clubs is offered also, embracing almost every phase of life. Some clubs deal mainly with the social aspect, although an assortment of others cover politics, religion, debate, welfare, scout services, the languages taught in school, music, nursing, teaching, and dramatics. Therefore it can be said that the interests of every Thorntonite are well taken care of. C1I,i'l3S l'lQUPI,li A Social Studies class watches movies as Tom Nlulroncy operates the projector. IX1.-XC Initiation-President limily Hand caps Carolyn Ryan with thc' assistance of Linda Bcrgolcl andklacqucline Graves, Joy Househo1dc'r, Norma LI:-an Dc-Boer, and I.auric IX1cCarthy watch. li. fi as Tony Cienkus and the French Club puppets. C HANNEI, 5 ss HOR TO S CLUBS Thornton offers some sort of club for every student. The Big Four- Purple X, Boys Club, KIP, and Girls Club-promote all-school pro- jects, both for entertainment and service. Other groups, .like the language and political clubs, appeal to special interests. For those who like to act, there is Footlighters Club. Music lovers find the glee clubs, band or orchestra fill their needs. Every wide-awake student can find a club to Ht him exactly! FORUM Row 7: Lynne Harris, Emily Hand, Phyllis Lafferty, Pat Hickey, Arlene Toth, Barbara Rahn, Sandra Roberts, Joyce Mix, Barbara Boudreau, Cleo Figley. Row 2: Sally Edgell, Carol Crawford, Pat Myles, Shirley Corcoran, Vivienne Marovich, Barbara Mikenas, janet Mcllwaine, Sharon Hansen, Carolyn Long, Joan Ashton, Hazel Damez, Sherrie Findley. Row 3: Mary jo Furth, Polly Morton, Joyce Walter, Shirley ,IaBaay, Donna Lange, Sue Birkhead, Pat Oviatt, Joan Larson, Lois Smart, Carol Sutor, Toni Billadeau. Row 4: Diane Skidmore, Byron Kutscher, john Tripp, Ilene Paiak, Darlene Graefen, Wilberta Strassen- berg, Nadine Ehlert, Pat Craig, Truey Voss, janet Walberg, Marilynn Ferkan, Sharon Davis. Row 5: Larry Baldwin, Frank Beal, Phil Brooks, Victor Schulze, Mel Katten, Ed Shields, Bill Reaugh, Bill Wassner, Warren Ekstrom, Jim Kernagis, Terry Abraham, Kathryn Brock. Row 6: Jerry Hug, Jim Hoffman, Richard Janson, Fred Perkins, Robert Ofcky, Porter Hay, Henry Zelek, Glenn Willing, Walter Baggs, Bill Wegener, Robin Pebworth, Vic Simonsen, William Jouris. OFFICERS Row 7: Peter Eckstein, president Larry Howell, lst vice-president David Wickersham, 2nd vice-president Carolyn Moore, secretary. 60 KIP-STUDENT COUNCIL BQARD Row 7: Bryan Arveson, Marylynn St. Aubin, -Ioan W'ehster, Lois Cohe- nour, Linda Schaefer, Sharon Zirhes. Row 2: George Gallati, Bill Baron, Miki' Eckstein, Tim Abraham, Trent Owings. Guy Lafferty. The c11111e1'a now focuses o11 tl1e one organization that every Thorntonite HLILO- inatically belongs tofthe RIP. 'Know- ledge ls Power, the school 111otto. in- spired the na111e for the student council. This group gives all students a voice in school governtnent. KIP is governed luv a hoard and a foruin. The Board includes the major oflicers. two freshmen, three sophomores. fourjuniors, and five seniors. elected from their respective classes. The Forum con- sists of one representative chosen from each ho111eroo111. Meetings are held regularlyfonce a week for the Board and once a month for the Forum. During this lmusv year. the KIP. under the leadership of Pete. Larry. Dave, Carolyn, and Rog. sponsored both the traditional activities and some new ones as well. 'Q l l STUDENT COUNCIL PROJECTS BUSES TO GAMES One of the things KIP has been doing quite success- fully is encouraging all of the kids to support Thornton's teams. During the year when there was any demand, theyive sent buses to the away football and basketball games, held pep assemblies, and built an active basket- ball cheering section. 62 KIP works on many projects each year. These range from the strictly social to those which serve the school. In 1953-54, KIP continued with the traditional home- coming celebration and the Valentine and Last Chance dances. They also added new projects. One was ID cards for all students. Remember filling out the cards in home- room and getting them back a couple of weeks later in neat plastic cases? Another new project was the student directory. There was that endless line in front of the KIP office, but you finally got your book. It had a purple and white cover, and at your fingertips were the phone numbers and addresses of all of your friends. joan Webstcrhjolean Joyner, Donna Pouilly, and Linda Schaefer cheek the records. HGMECOMING COMMITTEE Row 7: kloy Lambert, Sharon Campbell, Sandra Blad- clerom, Nancy Manville, Marilyn Ferkan, Linda Norlord. Row 2: Carol Sutor, Pat Craig, Nancy Johnson, Beverly Hardaway, 'Ieanne Thies, Judy Karsten, Vic Simonsen, jim Ertle. Row 3: Mel Katten, Gordon Rehberg, George Gallati, Clarence Lyke, David Wickersham, Bill Baron, Bob Hansen, Ray Huttig. LGST AND FOUND How often have you asked, uHas anybody seen my pen? or maybe it was a pencil or book. XVhat about the time you lost your boots at the Purple X? Contrary to the story of the three little kittens, you knew where to find them. So you went to the KIP Lost and Found. 63 SHUFFLEBOARD KlP'S FALL GYM -IAM Wfhat is a Gym Jam? You say you never heard of one? W'ell, it's a night when everyone comes together at the Gym for all sorts of activities. The KIP fall Gym Alam was loads of fun. There were all kinds of things to do, like volleyball, swimming, ping pong, and shufllehoard. If any- one didnlt want to go in for these more active sports, there was dancing to the music of the 54's, and movies. Dancing was on the stage, and everyone had to try a dance or two to make the evening complete. Refreshments were sold up in the balcony. A Gym .Iam is held on a night when there is no game or other school activity. To be sure that everyone gets in on the fun, KIP posts lists to he signed for reservations for each sport. The chair- men see that all comers stick to the schedule and that no one is left out. REFRESHMENTS Gokes, orange pop, and doughnuts were for sale in the refreshment booths. After a hard evening of dancing and playing, everyone was glad to huy a snack and rest a while. 64 ET SWIMMING Thornton's big pool was open on the mght of the Gym 'Iam to those Wh? Slgiled Mary Ellen Scott, chairman, gets ready to give the signal for up. About flfty an l'10UI' Went SW1I'1'1I'I'111'1g, a splashing big race while diving board rooters stand by. and all had a wonderful time. They could race, dive, or just dog- paddle. Girls enjoyed wearing their own swim suits instead of the drab old tank suits that went with PE classes. VOLLEYBALL Everyone had a chance to play volley- No one really won, for the games never ball, and although it wasn't according to ended. Lost shoes were common because the rules, it was fun. many played in socks. 65 PURPLE X Purple X has been a part of Thornton tradition since 1938. The organization derives its name from Purple, the school color, and X. the undetermined number of functions ofthe group. Its chief function is to provide recreation for students after the home football and basketball games. The task is accomplished by dances now held in the new gym. The Purple X Committee, composed of students and teachers, is elective. New members are chosen each year by the com- mittee to replace those who graduate. A spring banquet for the members climaxes thc year's activities. Open house OFFICERS Gordon Rchberg, vice-president Ray Huttig, presidentg Susan Morse secretaryg Bob Moldal, treasurer. PURPLE X COMMITTEE After the game COMMITTEE MEMBERS Row 7: Audrey Swanson, Emily Hand, Pat Schuler, Ruby Boyette, Bill Stuart, Bob Moldal, Sharon Campbell. Row 2-' Joy Lambert, Sharon Kelley, Mr.O. F. Umbaugh, Miss Helene Wil- son, Miss Pauline Peirce, Miss Ruth Brown, Miss Vera Crites, Cecily Daanen. Row 3: Carol Sutor, Dorothy Zimdahl, Nancy Manville, Tim Henderson, Keith Turkington, Marylynn St. Aubin, Beverly Pokorny, Binnie Braun, Linda Schaefer. Row 4: joan Rossing, Beverly Hardeway, Sonya Monroe, JoyceBielfeldt, Sara Morse, ,Ioan Webster, Bob Facko, Pete Eckstein, Alan Bard- wick, Susan Morse, Goldie Cochrane. Row 5: Larry Howell, Ray Huttig, Chuck Buckman, Richard Suhs, Gordon Rehberg, ,Ion Valbert, Earl Anker, Ken Schuning, Tom Walker, Porter Hay, Norman Brown, Gerald Alablonski. 67 BOYS CLUB-FOR ALL THORNTON BOYS BUS GUARDS Thornton is a pretty big old place that has many students. These students come from many neighboring towns and vil- lages. Buses are needed to transport these students to and from Thornton. Someone is needed to maintain order on these buses since students can be pretty rowdy at times. The boys who keep order, maintain discipline and safety, and talk to the bus driver in low, soothing tones so they won't lose all of their sanity are called bus guards. 68 As the television camera moves around Thornton's halls, it stops at a very familiar scenefroom 10813, better known as Thorntonis Boys Club oflice. In this room many little dramas take place each day. Some incidents are embarrassing, others are humorous, but all are a part of the Boys Club. ln this room boys talk over their problems, tell jokes, and show their manly strength to each other. All Thornton boys are eligible to join the Boys Club, and when they do, they receive membership pins. Those pins, strangely enough, soon turn up on girls, sweaters. Itls just an old Thornton custom that boys give their pins to their favorite girls who, in turn, proudly claim membership in the Boys Club. But the club is more than a place for fun. It is a useful and necessary part of Thornton. OFFICERS, BOARD Row 7: jim Olsen, secretary, Fred Bunch, president, Mike Eckstein, lst vice-president, Al Lowery, 2nd vice- president. Row 2: Harold Pearson, Charles Truby, Wayne Kruger. Larry Howell, Bill Stuart, treasurer. 5.-,:::v-:-fzzzzufzzrzzrfnaazgfat f xv . . 1 1 W HALL GUARD OFFICERS AND CAPTAINS Ron' 7: Alike Ruflolo, quartermaster: Al Lowery, commander-in-ehiefg ,lim Ries, assistant commander: Dick Klos- kowski, lieutenant commander. Row 2: Dick Pennot, Jerry Hug, Al Jeske, Tim Henderson, Jim Affinito, Les Gardner, captains. Y! 1 , , -.kk 5 CAMPUS PATROL Thornton's Campus Patrol is always on thejolu. Even in winter, they keep the grounds free of papers and other debris. They enforce safety rules, stop reckless driving. and prohibit smoking on the campus. CAMPUS PATROL Razz' 7: Don Viclimos, Richard Prete Robert Ofcky, Wiayne Kausal. Row 2: Ronald Larsen, Stevenson Roosevelt, Bill Simnick. Row 3: Chuck Hanna, Harry Hobbs, Bruce Pegram, jim McDermott, Nickie Graves. BUS G UARDS Raw 7: Seymour VanDeursen. Allen W'4'lls. Donald Smith, Robert Ofcky, George Harrison, Ronald Larsen. Razr' 2: -Iohn Peiguss, Jimmy Hundt, Tc-cl Rietveld, Rudy Banovich, David Diekelman, John Girard, Allan Mc- Clellan, Joe Cernik. Row 3: Dave Dillner, Richard Prete, Mark Stricker, Larry Davis, Leland Hamilton, Theo- dore Glowinski, john Renner, Don Swan. Rom 4: Wlalter Page, Ronald Borders, Frank Kozora, -lim Olthoff, Peter Kikkert, Darryl Nlack, Quin Morrison, Tommy Smith, Richard Hodge. 69 GROUP3 Row 7: George Landa, Charles Johnston, Vernon Lawson, Paul Larsen, Peter Kikkert, Tim Henderson, Gustav Hoyer, Bill Lively. Row 2: Byron Kutscher, Bob Hansen, Larry Howell, Mel Katten, Jerry Harvey, Don Krause, Billy Letzsch, Bill Lindsay, Ronald Haney. Row 3: Allan johnson, Alan qleveret, Alan Le Graff, Bob Hogancamp, Paul Lo Cassio, Robert Linse, Dave Hansen, Edward Komers, Chuck Loveless. Row ff: Forrest Jack- son, James Hacek, Rick Lentfer, Gary Lundin, Chuck Hammer, Don Lagestee, jack Jones, Robert Hames, Richard Hurtt, Gordon La Rue. As the camera swings on Clown the halls of Thornton, it centers on boys stationed at their posts. These are the hall guards, whose duty is to keep the halls clear of students without passes during class periods. They also give directions to lost students, especially to the fresh- men during the first few weeks of school. Like most human beings, they enjoy a good laugh, and sometimes send a freshman hurrying to the wrong place. Most of the time, however, they do a good job and are a vital part of Thornton. The Hall Guard Organization is one ofthe big pro- jects of the Boys Club but has its own orlicers. HAII GUARD ORGANIZATION GROUP1 Row 7: Stanford Smith, Bill Woodward, Ronald Spellman, Donald Smith, William Ware, Charles Welivar, Dick Thorn- ber, Darnell Sanford, Row 2: Ramon Zoller, Paul Van Kley, Jerry Weiser, Fred Treftz, Pat Welch, Don Swan, John Sobucki, Don Stanfield, jerry Smith, Keith Turking- ton. Row 3: Bob Vani, jim Wiers, Conrad Sweet, jim Whitaker, Tom Williams, Roger Van Vuren, Tom Walker, Tom Turngren, Frank VVeber. GROUP2 Row 7: Richard Eylander, Pete Blohme, Veryl Butter- field, Bill Graeber, David Diekelman, Gary Frantz, Lloyd Allison, Paul Atkinson. Row 2: Warren Ekstrom, cap- tain, Les Gardner, captain, Herman Ayres, Phil Albee, Theodore Cetner, Tom Brown, jack Foster, Cary Bailey, Dan Czernik. Row 3: Frank Babiarz, Edmund Dav- ison, Dave Bickley, jack Drucker, captain, John Ellul, George Curganus, Harold Frosch, Chuck Buckman, Rich Cargill, Frank Damez, Robert Fleming. BOYS CLUB PROJECTS GROUP4 Ron: 7: jim Ridenour, Robert Niatthews, Eddie Sella, Dee Shaffer, Ray Wilck, Jim Pokracki, Ken Santefort, Larry Morgan, Dickie Owings. Row 2: Jack Morrctt, Porter Rogers, Da- mon Rockett, Le Roy Nichol- son, Joe Orr, Harold Pearson, Vic Simonsen, Bob La Rue. Row 3: Jim Ries, Gerald Pekny, Ronald Nootbaar, Kenneth Hellsrrom, Dave Mahin, Guy Reynolds, Tom Sander, Ed Shields, Ronald Schumacher, Ralph Reichel. Row 4: David Peters, Walter Page, Bill Pierce, John Will- mer, Richard Moore, Bob Miller, Robert Otcky, Russ McKibben, Bruce Pegram, Fred Perkins. Thornton's Boys Club carries on many activities in the school year. One of the biggest is the Mother-Son Banquet. The evening is set aside for boys to take out their favorite girls, their mothers. Qn a tour of the building, the mothers linger in the new Home Eco- nomics laboratory and try to act intelligent about the maze of machinery in the shops. After the tout' comes a banquet and then entertainment. On another night the fellows are hosts to their fathers at a stag party. The fathers, escorted through the building, work up pretty big appetites on their long walk. By the time the entertainment is over, they are ready for the roast beef sandwiches and trimmings that follow. 71 K Y 7 K W ,iw .. ,. W - H if BOARD Row 7: Lynne Harris, Linda Schaefer, Ma1'y -Io Furth, liois Cohenour, Joy Walker. Row 2: Sharon Davis, Colleen Dardis, .Ioan YVelJster, Ann Henderson, Sue Birkhead, lane Gouwens. OFFICERS Row 7: Cecily Daanen presidentg Marylynn St. Aubin, speaker of council. Row 2: Sharon Zirbes, treas- urer: Susan Morse, secretary: Sara Morse, vice-president. Not pictured: Carol Kickert speaker of division chairmen. a a Wfhen the Girls Club was organized in January, 1916, Ivy Miss Frances Gordon, its purpose was purely social Now, however, it has grown to include much welfare work too. XVith the help of the dean of girls, the major officers direct the many activities of the club. The president and vice-president are elected by the minor ofliccrs, Speaker of council and speaker of division chairmen come from their group. The secretary and the treasurer are elected from thc hoard. The purpose ofthe board is to transact business and to promote the activities of the club. It consists of six seniors. Iivesiuniors, four sophomores. and three freshmen. 72 GIRLS CLUB- FOR CHAIRMEN Row 7: Pat Craig and Marilyn Butler, Jr. Service Award. Raw 2: Sylvia Archer, group meetingsg Joanne Walczak, room Q Nancy Walker, group meetings. Girls Club committees proved to be quite active during the year. Group meetings were held in the Girls Club room for the freshman and sophomore girls. Wlelfare was one of the big Girls Club activities. Girls took gifts to Oak Forest at holiday time and visited the Home for Incurables, a non-charitable institution in Chicago. Refreshments were sold by the club at the home football games. It is through work in these and other projects that girls earn the TN pins and service awards. ALL 'l' HORNTON GIRLS CIHAIRMEN Row 7: Beverly Pokorny, refreshment crew: Audrey Swanson and Peggy Heino, welfare. Row 2.' Jackie Conner and Toni Cienkus, activity pointsg .Ioyce Marlowe, re- freshment crew. 73 GIRLS CLUB INTERESTS ATTENDANCE Florence Carathers, seniorsg joan Bernardini, master sheet: Judy Karsten, juniorsg Trudy Voss, sophomores. 74 i M5 --... SCHOLARSHIP janet Greig, Joan Brown, jane Gouwens. Special honors are given on Scholarship Day to girls who have earned Ais in four solids and have a satisfactory citizenship rating. VVhen a girl has attained seven semesters of A, her name is engraved on the scholarship pitcher. The duty of each division chairman is to report the absences in her homeroom and to End out the reason for these absences. The secretaries of attendance supple- ment the work of the division chairmen by sending a note after three days' absence or flowers if an illness is long and serious. The Master-Sheet chairman records the names of the absentees. joan Brown, Freshman Stand- GHAIRMEN Ruth Ellis, Loyalty Day, Linda Schaefer, Dad- Daughter Dinnerg Dolores Black, Dad-Daughter Dinner, up, Binnie Braun, Freshman Stand-up: Bette Berschinski, Loyalty Day, AND PROJECTS MAGAZINE DRIVE Lois Cohenour chairmang . ,- . Peggy Hcino, hrst prizeg Ann Swenson, second prize, 1 Joan Eix, chairmang Judy N Jensen, prizes. No school year would be complete without the annual magazine drive. This year, it was sponsored by the Girls Club alone. In addition to fun and prizes, the drive provided money for the welfare fund. Other highlights of the year were the Freshman Stand-up, Loyalty Day, the Dad-Daughter and Mother- Daughter dinners. At the beginning of each school year the Freshman Stand-up is held to welcome new students. Loyalty Day pays tribute to Miss Frances Gordon, founder of the Girls Club. The first semester came to a climax with all the girls taking their favorite dates to the Dad-Daughter dinner. The Mother-Daughter banquet with its May Queen and court was the big event of the spring. 75 Th I 'Q STAF F Row 7: Bvtty Gordon, Audrey Swanson, Arlvnc' Hasvman. Donna Hampton. Razz' 2: Bunny YVc'iSs. lilainc' Gilchrist, Louisc- Herrrn, Dolores Black. Razz' J: Sharon Campbell, Barbara Kvznofl, Nancy lfrachry, Sylvia Arclmc-r, Nancy Stamper, Klanvt Van Ijl'l' Sluys, Nlarilyn -jackson. 'llHORNTONI'l'E--NEWSPAPER X EARBOUK PASTE-UP Barbara Krf-fps, Barbara Zajicvk, Binnif' Braun PUBLICATION DAZE XVhen the school year of1953-54 began, a new Thorntonite staff started looking for story possi- bilities and searching for ads. For the inexperi- enced staff, this was a whole new life. Soon they became experiencedjournalists'' and life settled down to a not-so-calm hum. There were lots of hectic days around the Thorntonite office. Pencils always seemed to be missing when a story had to be written. Deadlines always came 'just a little too soonw. Stories always had to be checked over more than once. PROOFS AND PICTURES Ruth Smith. Carol Stanwich, Pat Craig. Yesfthis business of putting out a newspaper and a yearbook was a hectic one, but when the end of the year came along, the now experi- enced stafl discovered they had loyed every minute of it. 'Q 4 I ,er I W- CIRCULATION SPORTS lklarilyn Butler, Alum- Schilling. Claudia Deupree. Bruce Grimm, Charles Kutscher. THORNTON ACTIVITIES A Thorntonite doesn't spend all his time at his studies. Far from it. He has his choice of the many activities offered by the school. Most of the clubs are school sponsored, like Pedagogs and the Debate team. The Bookstore and Newspaper Distributors work for the students. Some are on their own, like the Polkateers. 78 DEBATE TEAM Diane Zarantonello, Dorothy Bahiarz NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTORS Row 7: Norma Sheppard, Marilynn Ferkan, Carole Palmer, Beverly Hardeway, Sylvia Chilcott, Kathy Paasch, Nancy Lincoln, Mary Ellen Scott, Diane Dunlap, Joan Rossing, Gloria Stedem, Carol Sutor, Jeanne Thies, Diane Schmidt, Karen Adler. Row 2: Judie Anctil, Yvonne North, Geraldine Palumbo, Ellen Fulsang, Peggy Heino, Frances Novak, Norma Kowalk, Nance Chisser, Sylvia Jacob, Mary Beth O,Connor, Patt Carroll, Sarah Denison, Barbara Rahn, Pat Shuler, Joy Walker, Malva Camp, Joyce Albrecht. Row 3: Elayne Madsen, Marilyn DeFrank, Sally Edgell, Terry Roycroft, Lois Cohenour, Marilyn Stelter, Yvonne Cadieux, Diane DuBois, Nancy Jacobs, Ruby Boyette, Marylynn St. Aubin, Nadine Ehlert, Gillaine St. John, Cynthia Moore, Linda Schaefer, Marilyn Detweiler. Row 4: Marguerite Verley, Diane Marek, Barbara Logsdon, Sharon Davis, Bette Davis, Joan VanDerVliet, Joan Bradford, Donna Baker, Barbara Davis, Loretta Labno, Lois Ryd, Mary Kostenski, Sue Peters, Donna Pouilly, Jean Marek, Karen Swenson, Camille Grippando, Darlene Kaminski. Row 5: Joyce Mix, Ann Henderson, Valerie Tellis, Margaret Coutchie, Sonya Monroe, Betty Fleury, Johanna Staat, Joanne Ihfe, Karen Stelter, Judy Karsten, Carol Kern, Marjorie Griffith, Elva Wolf, Margaret Carr. Charmaine Hess, Robert Dearborn PEDAGOGS I'lainC Cilchrist Qvcwtar 3 1 . , y, .Ianvl Sopko, prcsiglcrltg Carol Schweikvrt, trcasurcrz 1N1ari- lynn F6rkan, Vic?-prc'sidf'nt. f U ia? hm.: BOOKSTORE IW11 Pctvrson, Margaret Oppclt, Gvrald Bauman. POLKATEERS -Iohn Tripp, Qluin Mor- rison, Ilrnvst Nfardvn. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Razz' I: Judy VVard, Maitgo Anderson, Dolores Collettuleannine Nlarchino. Arlene 'I'oth. Gladys Reill. Peggy Heino. Rose XN'elJer. Rau- 2: Josephine Horak, Shirley Vagnieres, Glenda Buss, Camille Grip- pando, Patricia Peterson, Judy Polo, La Verne Janecki, Virginia Wfalenga, Norma De Boer. Rlllf' .5: Alicia lwiorgan, Shirley Iohnson. Loretta Ustian, Peggy Petticolas, Carol Stieqman, Georqene Bohn. Donna MelVIillan, Sue Berke. Barbara Mikenas. Nlarlene Iflo. Run' 1: Richard l ieldinq,AIim Yavenue, Roger Korte, Frank Nlillspaugh, Marshall Fisher, Bob VVisnic-wski, Penny I3c'Mack, Jean Smith, Virginia Limestall. Charlene Bradley. Yvonne lN'Ioore. Raw 5: lost-ph Zalek. Bill YN'egener, Glen Prlekfeld. George Skertieh, .lim lNIay, Keith llolmson. Henry Baker. Dennis Sehnering, .-Xl Ander- son. Llyn Lloyd. Bill Donahue. George McNally. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Razr' 7: Barbara Ifairlqairn, Pat Oviatt. .Iolm Diamonds llarl .Xnkc-r. 80 ORGIXNIZ.-X'I'IONS Smooth running ol' the library is in great part due to the library assistants, who cheek hooks in and out. assist with clerical work. and generally make themselves useful to the librarians. Political Science Cluln is somewhat like the UN Clulm. but its projects and discussions, as the name implies, delve deeper into the more political aspects of Current events. The group is small but enthusiastic. 54's DANCE BAND Row 7: George Gallati, Bill Lyon, Mike Ruffolo, Vie Si- monsen, Cal Hicks. Razr' 2: Tim Hughes, Tom Davis, Lynn Mendenhall, Jeanne Musler, Bob Facko. UN CLUB Raymond Boyens, treas urer: Barbara Fairbairn, vice presidentg Pat Oviatt, presi dentg Kathy Paasch, secre tary. 54's Dance Band provided music for students at Purple X's and most of the bigger affairs. The Class of ,54 is even more proud of the band be- cause it consists entirely of seniors and has been with us since their freshman year. An ideal organization for those interested in the discussion of today's world problems and in many governmental affairs is the United Nations Club. Guest speakers. movies, and group and panel dis- cussions are a part of the programs. The club is open to any students who want to learn more about world problems and possible solutions. BOWLING CLUB Pauline Loeicero, secretaryg Doroth Szwet vice- resi Y , P dentg Elaine B. Brown, treas- urerg Patricia Hogeveen, pres- ident. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Huw 7.' Linda Norford, treasure-rg Jane Gouwens, secretary. Row 2: Bryan Arve- son, vice-president: George Gallati, assistant treasurer, Dick Kloskowski, president.l Names ofjuniors and seniors elected to the TTHS chapter of National Honor Society were announced at an all-school assembly on Honors Day. Their arents were s ecial uests. U erclassmen who P P S PP had been outstanding in leadership, character, and service, as well as in scholarship, were eligible for election to NHS by the faculty. Oflieers were selected from the group of juniors to lead their organization the following year. Bowling Club teams competed weekly and as a unitjoined the Americanjunior Bowling Congress. ORGANIZATIONS The Projection Squad was one ofthe busiest ofall the Thornton service groups. It was theirjob to see that projection equipment was at the right place at the right time and to operate it for classes con- cerned. The Harvey Hoofers were on hand to add a gay touch to the entertainment at such social events as the Dad-Daughter Dinner and the stage shows at school dances. Their costumes were as varied as their repertoire. PROJ ECTION SQUAD l'll'0lZf.' fleftl Richard Car- gill, Dave Sailors, Jack Dye, Dennis Iiriksong Crightb Rudolf Schneiter, Jim Heffron. Row 2: Dennis Ried, Richard Ruske,Joe Cernik,xIon Kluge, Dick Kuykendall, Gary Kue- ber, Bill Spangler, Art Erik- son, M1'. jean Thompson, Richard Wierzba, Terry Roy- Croft, Kenny Hansen. Row 3: Eddie Wills, john Chesser, Richard Campbell, Willie Johnson, Walter Roehler, Bob Hodge, Hall Virgil, Cam Carlson, Robert Brush, Gary Houts. Row 4: Alvin Chris- tian, James Vyverberg, Blil- ton Wise, Stanley Jerz, Ron Curtis, Bob Heikema, Herman Von Sande, Don Borgarding, Charles Johnston, William Boyens, Robert Slevnik. Row 5: Dennis Johnson, Rodney Iwema, Harry Ver Vley, Jim Sherman, Guy Van Drunen, YValter Rybieki, VVayne Hor- geshimer, Leonard Porter, Robert Doster, Frank Kozora, Carl Keznoff, Bob Perry. HARVEY HOOFERS Row 7: Dolores Black, head hooferq Alice Centers, Char- maine Hess, Arlene Haseman. Row 2: Georgia jackson, Nlary Beth U'Connor, Bar- bara Kreps. 83 I J. V. BAND Row 7: Steven Kardaleff, Larry Kreeh, Carol Schinidtklames Firrantello, Carol Vandenberg. Row 2: Barry Green, Keith Randle, Richard Killmer, Gerald Van Kovering, Sam Paulak, Gilbert Swets, Kenneth Larson, Paul Johnson, David Rossate, Ronald Borders, Don Roupe, Phillip Yates, john Renner, Niartin Houk. HI C CLUB L a r r y B al d w i n, vice-president: Johanna Staat, secretary: Barbara Kortgc, treasurer: Laura LaRue. pres- ident. 84 ORGANIZATIONS junior Varsity Band is an organization which prepares musically inclined students for playing in the more ad- vanced Concert Band. Hi-C, or Hi-Crusaders Club, held weekly meetings after school on Thursdays. Devotional talks and group singing were a regular feature each week. Guest speakers ap- peared quite often to highlight the programs. QP K, X HI-TEEN S Cheryl Turngren, presi- clentg Audrey Veld, treasurerg lilva Wfolf, S6CrCtary. C V A-f. ,I One of Thornton's clubs affiliated with the Har- vey YMCA is the Hi-Teens Tri-Hi-Y. During the year, their activities included a Christmas party and giving a Christmas and a Thanksgiving basket to some needy family in the commurity. Sultans Hi-Y met on Wfednesdays to plan their activities, which included splash parties, dances, various gym activities, and Wforld Service pro- jects such as drives and sales to get money for use in helping to extend the 'Y' work into many for- eign countries. SULTANS HI Y Bob Harmon, vice-presidentg Bob Hogancamp, secretaryg Stanford Smith, presidentg Glenn jones, treasurer. I I N 's K NURSES ASSISTANTS Row 7: Myrna Loy, Marcia Johnston, Marilyn Watkins, Emily Hand. Row 2: Joann Butorac, Helen Sorak, Jackie Conner, Barbara Chianelli. Row 3: Arlene Walker, Lorraine Beech, Carol Parchem, Barbara Van Dyke, joan Brown. MEDICAL ARTS STUDENTS There are many students who are preparing for careers in the medical profession. Thornton has excellent preparation for this field by offering such courses as biology, chemistry, Latin, algebra and home economics. To further their interests in the medical sciences, students can join Medical Arts Club and thejunior Red Cross. JUNIOR RED CRoss Row 7:sIanis Freese, secretaryg Darlene Powers, vice-president. Row 2: Alberta Bloomer, refreshment chairmang Larry Blandin, presidentg Loretta Labno, treasurer. MEDICAL ARTS CLUB Raw 7: Emily Hand. president Carol Parchem, secretary. Row 2 , Carolyn Ryan, vice-president l Myrna Loy, treasurer. MEDICAL TRAINING SERVICE TRAINING Medical Arts Club members received valu- uable experience and information relating to their future careers in medicine. Many spent their free periods assisting in the nurses' ollice with health records. Members visited local hospitals and received invitations to open-houses at many others. Nursing school catalogs were made available. NURSES OFFICE Nancy Vena, soaking handg jackie Con- ners, getting ice. Junior Red Cross Club participated in a ser- ies of projects. In conjunction with the MAC, articles were knitted for the needy. A group visited the Hines Veterans Hospital to distribute material for the disabled. A special speaker and a movie on the subject of an atomic attack were on the program for one of the meetings. Lively discussion followed. FwM.,,,,.l ima 87 GERMAN CLUB IN ITIATION Sm!1'd.' Wfilliam Jouris, Lawrence Iwan. Standing: Ilene Pajak, Laurie McCarthy, Dan Dc-Frank. janet Walberg. 88 i GERMAN CLUB Row 7: -Iames May, treasurerq Jon Val- bert. Hrst vice-president. Razz' 2: Ann Swenson, president: Dorothy Zimdahl. second Viet'-president: Joan Rossing, see- rvtaryg Virginia Heil. third Vice-president. LATIN CLUB Rom 7: 'l'oinSeemaye1'. trvasurerg Richard Subs, presidentg jim Veld, Ser- geant-at-arms. Row 2: Joyce Biclfeldt, see- retary: Judy lysse, vice-presidc'nt1 Gayle Loekwood and Janet Nolting. program chairmen, LANGUAGE CLUBS Language clubs are very popular at Thornton. At meetings humorous initiations are held, play skits are presented, and tasty refreshments are served. Holidays are celebrated in the manner that our foreign neighbors observe them. Clubs are sponsored by members of the language faculty and meet once a month We we CELEBRATIONS Kris Kringle was guest at the Christmas party given by the German Club. He came with 'fDer Tannenbaumf, Everyone who attended en- joyed eating the famous German pastry served. At Spanish Club the holiday was celebrated in the traditional Mexican way, with the break- ing ofthe pinata. As the gifts were scattered, everybody made a dive for them. FRENCH CLUB Row 7: Ruth Ellis, Hrst vice- presidentg Karen Zander, re- freshmentsg Goldie Cochrane, president, Barbara Beier, sec- retaryg Carol Sutor, refresh- ments, Loretta Egofske, as- sistant treasurer. Row 2: Rhae Bielfeldt, program, Darlene Graefen, assistant secretary, Bob Hogancamp, treasurer, Bob Harmon, program, Alice Bielfeldt, program, Linda Freeman, second vice-presi- dent. SPANISH CLUB Row 7: Kathy Paasch, pres- identg Barbara Keznoff, vice- presidentg Linda Schaefer. treasurer. Raw 2: Deborah Maxwell, entertainment, Barbara Brock, secretary, Barbara Logsdon, refresh- ments. Row 3: Chuck Love- less, refreshments, Gary McGehee, entertainmentg Anita Christian, membership. INITIATIONS At Latin Club initiation, members who were being inducted wore green wreaths on the heads, similar to those the Latins wore. In- itiates were clad in gunny sacks, but members wore togas. French Club inductees offered bas- kets of candy as appeasement for threats of execution by the guillotine. They were relieved to find it was all in fun. 89 FOOTLIGHTERS ton, secretary. NA WEDDING5' Row 7: john Tripp, best mang Don Smith Degenhart, brideg Carla Fisher, groom's mother lois, bride's aunt. s g. ,ii i. i . - 1,' ' FKDQTLIGHTER PLAY I , fl- .'-.xi . mi , 5 f' f . 'R X Nm W V' A A K -v ,-y. Q0 I S- . HButton, button, who's got the button? That was the problem in the Footlighters' first play of the year, HA YVedding.'l lt Seems that Bob Clid Maciejewskil, the groom, had lost his collar button. He refused to wear anyone else's. Both Archie Uohn Trippj, his best man, and Ted Cliobert Dearbornl, his friend. tried to loan theirs, and even Alice CElaine Degenhartl, the bride. tried to get him one. Finally, when Alice became quite provoked, he gave in and the wedding went ofl as scheduled. If Dorothy Zimdahl, treasurerg Don Curry, presi- dentg Peggy Heino, vice-president: Donna Hamp- bridess fatherg lid Maciejewski, groomg Elaine Row 2: Bob Dearborn, groomsman: Yvonne Lang- DRAMATICS Mernorizing lines in the plays was important, but other things were just as much soflike lighting, scenery construction, make-up, and management. The make-up crew carried out the illusion of age and character, and lighting crew gave the proper effects, and the managers made sure the hooks balanced. MAKE-UP Rhae Biclfeldt, Diane Greenburg, Carol Schweiehcrt, Yvonne Moore. PLAY MANAGERS Row 7.' Porter Hay. Row 2: Katy Neely, Dick Kloskowski, Joy Lambert. LIGHTING CREW Row 7: Walt Gannott, Richard jan- son, Robert Doster, Tom Clark, Donald Curry. Row 2: Don Smith, jim Van Evra, Charles Garay, Donald Schnake. Row 3: Charles Vink, Chuck Hammer, lldmund Davison, Ron Curtis, Jim Rid- enour. .. V 4 J' Tim Hughes as kloeko, Janet Greig as l.orry. CURTAIN GOING UP A play within a play-'thai was a 'big event at Thornton on November 20 and 21 Q The Boys and Girls cluhs presented 'iCurlain Going Up, a rollicking comedy of a high school group putting' on a play. Play director, Miss Burgess QDoroLhy Zim- dahll. had quite a time choosing the cast and keeping peace among them. There was Il hqht for the lead, hetween Nancy lieveridge Q-Ianet Pielj and Lorry Fuller f-Ianet Greigj. XYhen Lorry got the lead, conflict arose wiih Andy Fullhright QMel Kattenj, Lorrfs hoy friend, and Norman Garter fFred Ma rschnerj, journal- isin teacher. Lorry was to have proofs ready for the yearbook, but when proofs as well as play hooks were missing, things began to pop. But all ended well when Nancy confessed to the crilncs after the show. The cast were all agreed they had fun along with the work. Janet Piel as Nancy, Bob Facko as Milt. Mel Katten as Andy, Bruce Grifiin as Huck. .S'm!w!: Nancy Vena, an extrag Ruby Boyette, a womang Carol Schweichert, a wornang Carla Fisher as Kyle Roberts: Toni Ciehkus, an extrag Yvonne Moore, an extra: Marilyn johnson, an extra. Standing: Sylvia Denham, Joang Peggy Heino, Sylviag Alice Bielfeldt, janetgjim lirtle, Tonyg Tom Davis, Mr. Leveridgeg Rhae Bielfeldt, janet: Gerrie Peter- son, Miss Riversg Claudia Fenwick, Elsie. The players in Hfiurtain Goinq Up were just like regular Thorntoniles. Seeing Il lCIl1 up on the stage was like looking into a mirror. All the happy moments and the sorrows of a highschool studenfs life were porirayed in the play. l rc'cl lNIai'seliner as Mr. Carter: Dorothy Zim- dalil, Bliss Burgess: Carol Stanwicli, Miss hloran. 93 8 , Raw 7: Kathleen Neely, 7 of Clubs: Nancy Vena, 5 of Clubs: Carol Lentfer, 3 of Clubs: Sylvia Denham, 3 of Spades: Mary:-llen Walker, 5 of Spades: lillen Albrecht, 7 of Spades. Row 2, Clqffl: Carol Stanwich, Cheshire Cat: Barbara Hinkey, Singer: Dorothy Zimdahl, Singer: Laura Petrie, lN'Iouse: liarl Anker, Caterpillar: Sylvia Jacob, Dodo Bird: Donna Hampton, Aliee:tIudy Scholz, Duck: Louis Ursitti, Gentleman Dressed in Wfhite Paper: Yvonne Moore, Train Guard: janet Greig, liaglet: Barbara Beier, Sheep: Gerrie Peterson, Duchess: john Diamond, Horse: Alice Bielfelclt, Tweedledce: Rhae Bielfeldt, Tweeciledumg Pete Eckstein, Mad Hatter: Marilyn Johnson, Dormouse: Tim Hughes, Nlarch Hare: Carol Schweikert, White Quc't'n, Row 2, Criglllb: Pat Oviatt, Red Clueenz Keith Johnson, Gryphon: Delia Alden, Nlock Turtle: Ray Huttig, Knave of Hearts: Toni Cienkus, Frog Footmang Lois Palrngren, Fish Foot- man: lX1el Katten, Voice: Joan Van Der Vliet, YVhite Rabbit: -Ioan Brown, Queen of Hearts. Row 3: Bill Bordeaux Humpty Dumpty Kon ladderl. ALICE IN VVONDERLANDN uAlice in W'onderland,,' the Senior Class play. was really a wonderland-of work and lun, that is. Rehearsal time was usually the best. Everyone got the giggles when another member ol' the cast came out with a funny looking Costume. liarl Anker. Caterpillar: Donna Hampton. Alive. 94 DRAMATICS The scene is not turned to the Drainatics class. Most high school students think Dra- matics is an easy course. without too tnuch work. There isn't inuch studying out of class. it's true. until the plays conie. Then there is practice every night. By dress rehearsal titne, you wonder why you ever took Drainatics, But after the hrst perfortnance. you know. And what's tnore. you'd do it again! Drainatics ineans inore than learning the lines ol' a script and performing on a stage, however. Students read verses of poetry and strive for perfection in inflection of tone. Making sure to put the d's and t's on the end of words. and getting the right lmeat. they reread the verse. lt's amazing how much lmetter the poem sounds! Then there is always new information on costumes, scenery. lighting. and makeup. Class tneinliers get practical experience. W'ill-o'-the-W'ispi'. Janet Piel, Wlill-o'-the-VVisp Yvonne Langlois, Poet's Wifegjoan Brown, Old Wloman lNTarilyn Johnson, Blaid. 1:- 'l'hanks .'Xwfully . Run' 7: Yvonne Langlois. lN1rs. Dodd: Clarence Lykc. Dick: Clarolilohnson, Niarion: lN1arybolJ Ewan. .Xnnz Toni Cienktts. Xanctte: Kathy Paasch, Jane. Razz' 2: Barbara Bukowski. Carolyn: Linda l'iI'i'l'I112iIl. Kits Dower: Lois Palingrcn, Dot: Gayle Lockwood. Edith: Nlarilyn Day. Carol: Elaine Dcgcnhart. liflilll Aludy SL'l1Ol7 lN1rs. Hemingway. iward Watson, llane Gouwens. Wy f Q :if 'IN S BAN D BRASS PERCUSSION Row 7: Ronald Thompson, -lim Brougham, Bob Row 7: Nickic Graves, Tim Hughes, Alice Roney. Hodge, Judy Larson, Cheryl Turngrcn. Row 2: John Razz' 2: janet Zander, Frank Beal, Bob Laqestev, Jim Peiguss, Bill Xveiser, Joe Yadron, Robin Pebworth, lirtlc. Ronnie Beck, Donald Schnake, Larry Canada. Row 3: Ronald Spooner, Janet Harnish, Richard Van Dom- melen, Kenneth Nlullins, Bob Perry, Bill Bracy. Don lJeYoung, Robert Bernard. Row 4: Larry YVeaver, Charles Duke, Jim Harvey, Torn Van Dommelen, Ann Holtgren, Robert Duster, -Iames Groskopf. TT HS BAN D The Band. which was begun in 1916, has four main objectives along with just playing music. These are to continue helping to develop music appreciation, to forxn competent performers. to lend color to school events. and to provide wholesome activities for students. FLUTES AND DOUBLE REEDS Row lf Barbara Burdine, Nlyrna Lear. janet Clark. Rnztf 2: .Xnne Gordon, Ed- OFFICERS Rott' 7: Kfarilyn Greiner. secretary: Bill Lvon, treasurer. Rott' J: Tim Hughes, presidentg Bob Bernard, Vice-president. CONCERT BAND Concert band is a small. more select group. which has given performances at the Spring Festival and their Twenty- third Annual Concert. and at other civic events. In addition. the band has gone on tot1r to many places. among them De- troit and Dearborn. Michigan. and the Lvniversities ol NIichiQan and Indiana. CLARINETS AND SAXOPHONES Row 7: Barbara Ifairbairn, Bill Lyon, l,ois Holtgren, Ronald Van Mynen. Mark Stricker. Nfarilyn Greiner, Donna Rohlman. Rott' 2: Judy Kazen, Cleo Figley. Linda Berqold. Linda DeBeikus, Annette xYf'IIl1OI'C', Leanne De Iline. Clarol Burt. Phillip Nfcfllin- took, Jerry VVeiser. Hutt' 3: Bruce Furry, Nancy Gouwens, Norman lihlert, james French. lNIanuel Currier. Al Pinqer. Bill Gardiner. Fred Koester. Nlarilyn Sudds. Tom Pearsolt. Cahill Hicks. MARCI-IING BAND Mz1t'ching Band has played for all-school ball games. It has also participated in community events such as parades and special occasions. During the time that sports are going on. the band divides into two groups, the Pep-Bands that play for all-school pep sessions. 97 OFFICERS Ann Holtgren, treastlreri Gerald Johnson, xice-president: Hob lfaeko. president: Binnie Braun, secretary. PARENTS QXSSOCIATI ON The olqject ol, the Band and Orchestra Parents Association is to promote the general welfare ofthe Band and Urchestra in Cooperation with the school authorities and to assist the directors and the school in carrying out approved activities ol' the two music units. 98 STRINGS Ron' 7: Blarilyn Greiner. Linda Schaefer, Judy lysse, Laurel Pfab, Nancy Brennan, Sandra Skye, Susan Nlorse. Suzanne Birkhead. Rau' 2: Nadine lihlert, Sue Rodenburg, John Schrader, Ioan Rossing, ,Indy Wfilliams, jam-1 Sopko, Elaine Degenhart, Binnie Braun, fQuin Nlorrison. Rott' 3: Joan llix, Richard Brown. Iohn Tripp, Norman Nelson. Gerald johnson, lldward hlrozek, Dan Simkins, Goldie Cochrane. Nlemliership is open to parents ol' students who play in the hand or orchestra. The organization has regular meetings the second Monday of each month. This group sponsors and organizes dances. travelogues, tag days. and other similar projects to raise funds to pay for Concert tours. equipment. and uniforms for Inoth the lmancl and the orchestra. XVOODXNINDS AND BRASS Blfll R 7 Rozt' 7: litlward YVatson. Carol Sutor. Gayle Lockwood. Joyce ic' e t t. nztf -: .Xnn Holtqren. Nlike Ruflolo, Lois Holtgren, Barbara Fairbairn. Bill Lyon. Razr' 3: Les Dean. Karen .Xtlleig Ronnie Beck. Lynn Nlendenhall, Robert Bernard. 'l'om Davis. 'IX 71-X The 'l l'l-IS Qrchestra. under the direction of lNlr. lack Nl. Perneckv. serves as a training ground for study and appreciation of concert music. It has played for high school and junior college plays, the Spring Festival. the Christmas Concert. Optimist Cluli Forum. and various school assemblies. It has regularly furnished members for the Chicago Youth Urchestrzl. S ORC HESTRA-X PERCUSSION Ron' 7: Bob Faeko. -lim lfrtle, 'lim Hughes. Nancy Manville. l KEYDETS Rnzz' 1: S2iIlCll'215l'if'4'.KIO llllvn l.iQgins. Ciarnl Hzirriscm. -IZIHPI Brciwn, -lliillllll' Calm. lfmrf: Xlaclqc' l'iI'L'LlI'lL'liStJIl, Carol Nluflzul-ili,'Cfzirol Yfizillvr. .Xnn l'lvi1cle'i'so1i. Dair- 1 lvnc' liElII1llNlil. l'rz1i1c'4'4 Novzilx. Run' 1: l.yr1i'tt1-likv, l5vx'i'i'ly llilllll.lliifillllxlllli' Kl1'su'c's. B2iI'lJ2il'2l liviiiwtl. Carol Long, Sandra Malin, Suv Clliil- ton. Clzirnl .Xnc'til, KI:-an Cirziwlbrcl. Sliarnn firms, Nina l'l!'l'Lflli0ll. Ruff' 2: -Indy liix, Rosalie' C,m1w4'Iis, Carol clI'2iN'llUI'll, Clail Klivrs, Nl2lI'll'lll' Flo, jriym' Xv?llIK'l'. Sunil Svlivilmling. llvlvn l'i.lm'llmfc'r. Nvvlljc' Yan lie. Bc-tty .Xiistg'4'11. Mary l,ynn Hznnilmn. Run' .53 Sharon B1la'll..l11cly Hahn-r, llzn-If-nr l'ilslll1'1i'Yi'l', .liicly llllflijv. Clzirul l,r'Iill1'i', Carolyn Cory, Nanvy lileikv, Joann Bl1lUI42il',-IUYUK' Robson, Clnrnl l421I'llI2iIl1. lfnzf' I: Pal Karas, lx'l2lXlIl0 fX1atl1c'ws. Mary Fritz. Millie- lrigo. Carnl lNlfitting1'r, Virqinia Stankns. Virginia Liinvstall. Bcrnazlinc- ljvttice. lloannr- Iliil-, Hrlcln Hzxrriwn, Carol CIolc'in21n. '71 ' we is 11 Q C-3' I I . Z , , KW! P f if l r i i A 5 2 ,ilh i f Y ' 237, A . id' x -X135 K: if I ,gig - . 4-. ag, W I -www wx ,11:'Yf Kf--f ,.'.-. ,ff v, . . . .1 i, ,, - ' Kvvmvnrl X 'Qc-Y AW , fi l , V. 5.5, f W' S - I i s ly Sbrxms R X A f 1 L LM. E K l L 5 s 5 ' i -v 1: T -0-'ly NIADRIGAL SINGERS Razz' 7: Dorothy Zimdahl, Laurcl Pfalnwleannc' lNIuslPr, Janet Nolting, Carolyn Long. Nancy Nlanvillc-, Lynne Harris. Raw 2: Bill Rcaugh, Bob Hanson, Richard Suhs, Dave Hopper. Lonnie Austin, Frank Gcngo. A , f ,.., is 'I GIRLS GLEE CLUB SECTION 2 Raza' 7: Lucy lX1arlowc', Lcola Poppvl, Louisf- Harm'- slnfimfr. Nancy Sclloc-lvr. Lynne Sctty. Donna Norclcfr, Shirley Stroh. Razz- 2: Pat lfoncs. Ann Lays. lilvira liajcly. Virginia Black, Sanclra Roberts, Joyce Laurid- svn, Honorri Kcys. lN1arilyn Siltanc-n. Row 3: Carole lficcllcr. Phovbe Sir-mon, ,-Xnclrva johnson, He-nrivtta lXlcKinnr'y, Gladys Owens. .Xnclroy l'lll'lClllOllSK'., Lor- rainc Bc:-c'l1.lloan llclwards, Polly Nlorton. Raza J: Carol Higginson, Trucy Voss, joan Koesima, Marlcnf- Colv- man. Dawn Voc-lkc-r,Ajoan1u' Mc-yor. Judith Lyon. Doris Nlcllwainc. Carol Own-n. Judy Nvlson. CHORAI, MUSIC Choral inusic was very much a part of thc' school lives ol' IHHIIY Thorntonitvs who wcrc ir1tt'1'c'stcrcl in inusic. They sang in Girls Glcc Cluh, or in Boys Glcv Cluli, in Mixed Chorus. Choir, the Kcyclcts, or thc hladrigal Singers. Mziriy' wvrc not content with singing in only one of these groups but participate-cl in srvcral, Within these groups the students had tht- thrill ol' lacing in thc Various concerts. Espccially important wrrc thc- Christmas Concert and tht' Spring Festival. GIRLS CHOIR Razz' 7: Nlarilyn johnson, Phyllis Fcrnanduz, Arincla Mcyt-rs, Marcia Johnston. Barbara Rahn, Jeanne' Carlin, Olga Nazlidrs. Shc-rill Carlson, Barbara Johnson. Row 2: Pc-arl Rigoni, Sandra Skyv, Gvorgia -Iackson, I rancc-s Novak, Laura I,aRuc', Slicrrir' Ifindlcy, Margot Smith, Joycc Blix, Iiois Ryd. Raza- 3: Deanna Taylor. Dolorvs in b 1 i-.11 M .. ' Ip . 45 raw 'P' ,,,'S-' Q I U ii i' , K 2 1 A Q rifir f if ,Y BOYS GLEE CLUB Row 7: Joe Nlodrak, Steven Kardalc-ff, ,IIOIH Slim-ldralw, Billy B4-luschc-k, Gary Hours, Iforrest Gibson, Dick Owings. K4-nny Hansrn. Rolf- J: Daw' Choatv, Harry xICD!'I'IIlCDll. john Chctssrr, Ken I.owt-nlwrg, Iiiigt-ne Silvvy, David l roschau:'r, Gale- Sinrlair, kliin Yavc-nur. Ronald Morris. Collctt, Lynn:-ttf' Corrie: Marjoric' I-Iadhazy. Patricia Ht-rhst, Carolin Hoglund.AIanvt Brown, Sandra Nladclrroin. Carol Scllin, Nlary Knadr. -Io lillvn Liggins, Sharon Hans:-n, Row f1:.loann:- Calo, Sandra Potrafkv, Madge- Fred- rickson, lNIarquita 'l'liilmont, Carroll Kvrn, Darlene Kaminski, Sonya Blonror, Honora Mathc-ws, Nlarlcnz' ff A 7 3 T is i . . JW .'ff If' , ,af Ai Q 1 h..c..,.. - , Ronnie Priddy. Role' .ir David Rossatc, VVallace Franke. Glen Blekfelzl, Jerry Brown, Eugene Peerholte, David Dennis, Mike Casler, Roger Strclling, Nlanuel Fernandez. Ronnie Alwin, Richard Hayes, -Ion Harkreader. Row 1: Milton Tucker, Roger Nlartin. W'illiam Nlason. Carl Keznoff, -lim Rawson. Norman Krikau. lirnest Norden. Hinze, Judy Tysse, hlarilyn Detweiler, liileen Valctte. Nlary ,Io Furth. Roll' 53: Carol Harrison, Diane Campbell, Adele Ritscma, Nlarilyn Nlurphy, Carol Mcflaslin, Flora Garrard, Fran Romine, fwiadelyn Palmer, Barbara Batka. Ann Henderson, Carol Wlaltcr, Dolores Bronccke, Sylvia liowe. f i I Y 9 I F A George lN1cNally, Gerald Van Kley, Wfilliam Arnold, Norman Polaskcy. Razz' 5: Bernie hliskowicz, Alfred Hellstrom, Arthur Klavitcr, Charles Wfagoner. Raymond Bloom, Edward Bohn, Donald Schnake, Richard Janson. Robert Nelsen. Leonard Siedley. Theodore Glowinski. YVilliam Heikema. CHRISTMAS CONCERT Silence in a darkened auditorium-A then the first faintly audible strains of 4gGood Christian lNfIen Rejoice grew slowly louder as the members of Mixed Chorus came down the aisle, lighting thc way with the candles they carried. The processional was the beginning of the Christmas Concert in which all the choral groups and orchestra participated. Qld Christmas music and some that was new to us. really got everyone into the Christmas spirit. The concert was presented twice, once forthe public and Once for all Thorntonites at a special assembly. FRESHMAN e eGLEE CLUB Many Thorntonites get their introduc- tion to choral music in the Freshman Girls Glee Club. After faithful practicing of harmony, tone, timing, and that extra something that makes a chorus act as one unit, they begin to have experiences that are im- portant Hrsts. Their first participation in the concert at Christmas and the enjoyment that comes from bringing Christmas music to the audience is something they will not soon forget. ' In the spring they finish off their year of music with the Spring Festival. Many like it so well they continue in choral groups the rest of their years at Thornton. SPRING FESTIVAL Spring-with all its sunshine and blue sky, bird songs and laughter, the perfect time for music and a festival-the Spring Festival at Thornton. All the music groups participated in it, both choral and instrumental. There were numbers by the Freshman Glee Club, Girls Glee Club, Boys Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Choir, and the Band and Orchestra. Numbers by the Festival Chorus, which consisted of all the choral groups corn- bined, really made the rafters of the gym ring. As has been the usual custom, there was competition earlier in the spring among the pianists to determine the one who was to be soloist. FRESHMAN GIRLS GLEE CLUB Row 7: Colleen Curtiss, Arlene Toth, Pat Geniusz, Judy Foster, Jane Hiatt, Pat Hickey, Mary Ann Molnar, Penny Meachum, Francis Farruggia, Karen Sanford, Ruth Hand. Row 2: Camille Kloskowski, Diane Kotara, Lois Smart, Janet Williams, Mabra Hebert, Louise Rose- man, Linda Chadwick, Janice Lotz, Sandra Cicala, Sandra MIXED CHORUS Row 7: Lynne Harris, Sharon Kelley, Sharon Zirbes, Cleo Figley, Anita Christian, Joann Hoskins, Carolyn Long, Pat Shuler, Carol Cook, Carolyn Moore, Barbara Gioconda, Donna Hampton. Row 2: Sylvia Denham, Joan Bernardini, Marion Cuffe, Donna Ruhlander, Edna Sparger, Nancy Manville, Goldie Cochrane, Sara Morse, Florence Carathers, Judy Hess, Ann Janz, Nancy Walker. Bergman, Harriet lilain, Linola Swedler. Rnzt' .5: Sandra '1'ruhy, Mary Jo lfeldes, Carole Ross, Diane Richardson, Barhara Boudreau, Roselyn Crenshaw, Jackie Charlton. Carla Fisher, Sandra Dt-Young, Sheila hlonroe. Naney Karsten, Barbara Taylor. Ifnzrf J: Sandra Rose, Harriet Smith. Susan Johnson, Naney hlunson, Beverly Spellinan. Rm' 5: Dorothy Zimdahl, Laurel Pfab, Lincla Freeinan. lllaine Degenhart. Barbara Higginson, Joyee Bielfeldt. Ioyee Smith, Ilene Paiak. Janet Nolting, Sharon Davis, Carol Sutor, Ann Swenson. Sylvia lVolf. Role al: Lucille Degenhart, Joyce Faliea, Therese Nlucller, Slarylynn St. Auhin, Lois Palmgren, Joan Ilix, Sue Birkheatl, Anne Hauser, Phyllis Hansen, Jeanne Nlusler, Jeanne Thies. 3. J N Glenda Buss. Joyce W'ilkr-ns, Sandra Pilson, Virginia XValenga, Patti Oakes, Connie Hodges, Linda Piani, Pat Licina. Rom- 5: Kathy Sallay, Betty Wfagoner, Donna Lange, Paula Calihan. livelyn Brathovtle, Joyce Schmidt, Sylvia Altringer, lN1aryJan6 Wetmore, Betty Rosenberg, Carolyn Hupe. Shelley Ludwig, Judith Harms, Karen Spauldinq. Nlareia Hall. Mary Angelo. Barbara Hinkey, Yvonne Lanqlois, lillen Visser. Razz-5:Nile Liinbaugh, Bill Jedlicka, Bill Reaugh, Pat Wlelch, Frank Gengo, Norman Brown, Jerry Hug. Don Swan, Gary Bailey. Dan Simkins, Ron Curtis, Nlarshall Fisher. Razz' fir Gustav Hoyer, Ray Huttig, Bob Hansen, Lonnie Austin, Charles 'l'rulJy, Dave Bradshaw. Joe Finger, Donald Smith, Donald Curry, Richard Suhs, Clarence Lyke, Tim Sutton, Bill Schultz, David Hopper, Jere lNf1urphy. I WRESTLING 106 Willie Bankhead, jack Marchello, Coach Ted Czech HOR TO S SPORTS Championship teams are not un- usual at Thornton. Football, basket- ball, track, wrestling, baseball, and swimming teams walk off with honors almost yearly. They help to make Thornton a name to be proud of! But inter-school sports aren't the only types offered. GAA for girls and Intramurals for boys are popular too. Sports such as ping- pong, golf, and tennis are played in gym classes. Physical education is good at Thornton. AX TWIRLERS Row 7: Marilyn Sudds, Virginia Graves, Elaine Allison, Joyce Moore. Row 2: Mary Jane Wetmorehjudy Zesch, Bonnie Steere, Sandra Bergman. gg x .har . K. f 4 LETTERMEN Election to the Lettermen's Club is a signal honor for any athlete to achieve. The object of this club is the establishment of higher standards in the high school sportsmanship. The projects of the club each year include sale of programs at athletic events and the sale of refreshments at every athletic event except football. Profits finance the banquet. Row 7: Dave Bcnsen, first vice-presidentg Al Lowery, president, Row 2: Glenn Willing, treasurerg Rodney Hanson, secretaryg Fred Bunch, sergeant-at-armsg jack Marchello, second vice-president. GAME USHERS Present at each home football and basketball game, this group of boys tackled the immense task of corraling the enthusiastic Thornton fans. They had their rough moments and their patience was sorely tried on many occasions. The ushers are an essential part of TTHS. Row 7: Robert Slevnik, Nile Limbaugh, Porter Rogers. Row 2: Delbert Emerick, Harry Hobbs, Les Gardner, Forrest Jackson. Row 3: Gordon La Rue, Tim Sutton, Robert Ofcky, Dave Sailors, Ted Sturm, adviser. 108 XQXRSFFY CHEERLEADERS Come on gang. yell! That is a familiar cry to many Thornton fans who remember the cheerleaders' all- out efforts which built up the big morale of the school and a school spirit which urged our team on for victory more than once in football and basketball Competition. lime' 7: Dianne Whitman, Janet Piel. Sharon Zirbes. Row J: Betty Gordon, Claudia Fenwick, Nance Clhisser. Row J: Nlarilyn Rusgis, Gail Kicllerinot. rw Nw fin wi , . Lt i r i Ln, . - ,,...l . e...,,.t,l V CHEERLEADERS -Iunior varsity Cheerleaders were on hand at all sophomore football and basketball games to help cheer the toam to victory. Sports would not be the same if we did not have the Corps of twirlers who led the band in football formations and so many other halftime performances. Row 7: Patt Carroll, Nancy Lincoln, Sandra Jehu, joy VValker, Rau: 2: Nlary- esther Hansen, Pat Shuler, Lois Cohenour. Lynnette Corrie. lll U as- MAR ' V Ill Q E A.-I' ' u Tiny bandages Morris COA-XC H ES Thornton's Coaching staff is the liiq reason why Thornton has turned out consistently good t2a1ns in all sports. Their lonq hours of practice and hard work really show results every time Thornton gains a new Championship. Thorntonites do not have to brag about any of the Coaches: the records do that. SPGTTERS The unsung heroes of all home football games are the men at the spotters bench. Mr. Sutor is the oflieial time keeper and score keeper. He regulates the electric score board. One of the others uses the telephone to communicate with an observer who is above the field. The observer tells of the efliciencv of the forma- tions and the individual performance of each player. vARs1'rv- by v souxos Rm' 7: Al Lowery, Dick Bennot, Al lleske, lack lN1arehello, Brooks Young, john Allison, Fred Bunch, Rod Hanson. Row 2: Chuck limerick, Dave Benson, Cliff Deupree, Y'Villie Bankhead, Bryan Arveson, Alex Niemiec, Don Morris, Glenn VVilling, ,lim Scott, -lim Ries. Row 3: Coach Frank Frosehauer, Gerry Lenke, lilliot Maro- vich, ,Ian Zapchenk, Chuck Segneri, George Harrop, Bob Neath, Ben Crisler. Don lN1cGuH5n, Ray Boyens, Coach Tom Nisbet. Row 4: Coach Tiny Huddleslun, Gene Pacyga, Rich Roberts. Iohn Cooper, Tom Dehnert, Don Vidimos, Bond YVomaek, Gus Hoyer. Ron Inabnit, Dick X'Vicker- sham, Pete Blohme, Coach Frank Bauman. Role 5: Leonard Brzinski, Bob Bray, Conny Kern, Tom YVilliams, Guy Reynolds, Bob Godwin. Dick Kloskowski, Bob Wfargin. Razz' fig Gordon Ring. Porter Hay, 'l'om lN1ulroney, lid Shields. Butch Pearson. Alike l'1ekstein,kIohnny YVillmer. Mr. Bob Blaha. lN1r. Bob Suror, Mr. Tom Nisbet, Mr. Ted Czech lll SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Row 7: Jim Haddon, Chuck Armstrong, Ray Balsam, Larry Bartozek, Ed Bucnis, Paul Nees, Chuck Truby, Tom Houts, Tom Black, Bill Lindsay. Row 2: jack Robinson, coach, Melvin Dabon, Julius Hayes, Herman Ayres, Dave Turner, Nick Graves, jack Taradash, Lonnie Austin, Mike Riley, William Kenner, Mel DeGrafT, coach. Row 3: Don Spindler, Delano Ellison, Ed Starzyk, Tom Stuart, Doug Shultz, Richard Killmer, Fred Perkins, Owen Dejanovich, Larry Davis, Don Steiner. Row 4: Art Erickson, Rich Vandera, Ken Vincent, Jim Mears, Mark Hanson, jim Nelson, Rob Roberts, jim Ceres, William Graeber, Bill Wagner, Larry Blank. FROSH - SOPH FOOTBALL 112 THORNTONf2O MORGAN PARK-13 Brooks Young trotted eighty-five yards for one of three Cat TDs, only the beginning of a profitable season. THORNTON-O EAST ROCKFORD-0 The Wildcats rated only a goose egg for their efforts at E. Rockford. No one was able to dent the enemy line. THORNTONi2O ARGO-O The Cats torpedoed the sailors, as Benson, Hanson, and Young all made TDs. Marchello, Bunch were line stars. THORNTON-27 DANVILLE-0 Thornton's defense not only stalled Danville, but beat them. Deupree, Hanson, and Niemiec all scored. THORNTON-33 BLOOM-6 Bloom, the big threat, was crushed. Highlights were Emerickis passing, and Youngas running. THORNTON-31 BLUE ISLAND-0 The Brooks Young-Dave Benson army teamed up with the Chuck Emerick-Rod Hanson air force to pluck the em- barrassed Cardinals. The Cats took over the league lead. THORNTON-33 LEYDEN-7 The Cats were once again league champions. Brooks Young gained 220 yards and made four touchdowns. THORNTON-55 THORNTON F RACTIONAL-0 First undefeated season since 1938! A new conference scoring record was set by Brooks Young with 14 TDs. FRESHMAN SQUAD Row 7: Dan l.aVine, Henry Zelek, Chuck Wagner, Paul Golaszewski, Albert Ware, Ed Bohn, Ed Ladewig, Hattox Cooper, Donald Cooley. Row 2: Wallace Garner, Gerald Van Dyck, Roosevelt Stephenson, Richard Brown, William Mason, jon Harkreader, Robert Peb- worth, Jim Dolci, Tom Chulibrk, Dave Dennis, Ed sotxxos An undefeated record is always a thing to be proud of and freshman football players have gainedjust such a record. Six times they overcame their opponents to compile 21 neat 6-0 season record. Big things can prob- ably be expected from them in the future. The sophomores did not do quite so well as they compiled a record of tive wins, two defeats, and one tie. Perhaps most notable of these were the 32-6 win over Mo1'Qan Park and the 27-O defeat of Argo. Rockford and Leyden beat the kittens. Behm, Row 3: Ted Czech, coach, jim Yavenuc, Tom Walton, Dave Turner, William johnson, Ken DeGraff, Milt Tucker, John I,ePore, Ed Godman, Ron Kuyken- dall, William Arnold, Bob Blaha, coach. Row 4: James Sweet, Ron Zapchenk, Norbert Cent, Norman Krikau, jack Phillips, Rich Ertle, Dave McKinley, John Miller, jerry Francis, Spencer Freewahl, Paul Pendelton. A GOOD YEAR '53 was a great year for both Thornton and the South Suburban League. All the Cat squads had fine season records, while the league, as a whole, was stronger than in previous years. Ted Czeehis wrestlers and Frank Fro- schauer,s swimmers captured the league cups in those sports. Kankakee beat Tom Nisbet's Cats to take the league round- ball championship. Thornton had revenge in the spring when Bob Blahafs varsity Cats took the baseball honors. Frank Bau- inanis varsity trackmen were unable to stop the Bloom thinclads, who took the track championship. In the fall Tiny Huddlestunis varsity football squad was second to none. They beat the best the lea- gue could offer and found little compe- tition anywhere. The Cats had their first undefeated season since 1938. Dave Benson C385 leads the interference as Brooks Young f35b goes around right end for a TD against Blue Island. Below-Chuck Signeri dives in to flatten a Blue Island ball carrier tackled by jack Marchello fbehind carrierj. L1y't-Al Lowery CZZJ picks up three yards around left end in Thornton's 31-O homecoming victory. jules Hayes evades Thornton Frac- tior1al's tacklcr as hc raccs for a TD in the third quarter. Kittens won, 20-6. TllOfDl0I1lS clcfcnsivc wall shifts over to smash a Blue Island play. Tackling is Chuck Signcri. Others arc Skippy Allison C40j, kneeling, Don Mcyrris QSSD, Frccl Bunch 0113, and Mzirchcllcn Q28j in thc background. 115 l3ASKE'1'l3ALL Varsity and junior Varsity-Row 7: Glenn Willing, jack Yavenue, Jerry Harvey, Laddie De Vore, Larry Malm, Al Lowery, Larry Taylor, Trent Owings. Raw 2: Sterling Scott, JV coach, Jack Foster, lid Creach, Wayne Kruger, Brooks Young, Rod Hanson, Ron Carlock, Verne Allison, Howie Russell, manager. Row 3: Gordon Ring, manager, Dave Wickersham, Russ McKibben Phil Schmidt, Fred Roettiger, Charles Cullins, Cliff Deupree, John Allison, Lester Chaney, Tom Nisbet, varsity coach. SEASON l'Vinter brought a change in the athletic picture at Thornton, Coach Tom Nishet began working in earnest to whip up a winning basketball team. He did, and as the picture changes again with the com- ing of spring, Thornton remembers the team won both the regional and sectional tournaments, the team that had a record ol'25-7, and was one ofthe top eight in the ngweet Sixteen. The -lay Yees had a record ol' 6-5. lllv t-if 1 ' ' Nez gives instruction to lid Creach. Al Lowery, and Russ lVlcKilJben as Gur- don Ring looks on. yr' llcl Clrcach. spvcdy junior, raccxs around his man as Al l,ow1'1'y, Vcrne Allison, and Russ 3lcKibbcn watch hopefully in thc l'i2iHli?lkCf' qainv, .A'Q ku Yvrnc' Allison and Rod Hanson Iuka' to the air to Conlvst posses- sion of the hall in thc Pincknfy- villa- garnc during thc' State tour- UVY. 117 SOP HOM O RES if Bob Miller tries to evade a reach- ing defense in the sophomore battle with Blue Island, 118 Rau' 7: Allin Yavenue, Jim Garren, Jack Stroh, Jack Petty, Chuck :XI'lI1Sll'Ol1Q. Rolf' 2: lNf1ai'vin Smith, Harold Kickert. loin Stuart, Lonnie Austin, 'lliin Alirahain, Don Brazelton. manager. lellli' 3: Coach Bob Blaha, llaek Tara- dash, John Colden, lid Firn- haber, Bob Miller,-lim Olson, The sophomore squad ended their season boasting ten victories against three defeats. They finished in third place. Imehind Kan- kakee and Leyden. Season highlights included a 61-46 win over Leyden. a 46-40 win over Kankakee. a 52-39 victory over Blue Island. and a 43-40 defeat of Bloom. Jim Olson holds the ball while Marvin Smith stands by in the Bloom game. Row 7: Richard Hayes, Milt Tucker, Dave Dennis, Roy R y s c a m p, B o b Casey, Len Medley, Don Cooley. Row 2: Coach Frank Bau- man, Ed Munley, Elwood Godwin, Ronald Alwin, jack Phillips, Bill White, Herb Fleming, Paul Golaszcwski. Row 3: Joe Ore, Dave Ring, Richard Brown, Art Klaviter, Ed Lade- wig,WalkerCooper, Ronnie Beck, Ken Haddon. Row 4: Harry Harrison, john Novotny, lid Bohn, john Miller, Ken Davis, Ronnie Kuykendall, Don Strassenberg, Jerry Van Kovering. Maurice Harris. Thorntonis freshman basketeers came through a success- ful season with a record of ten wins and three defeats. High points of the season were the 50-21 victory over Leyden, a 39-33 win over Bloom, and a unanimous de- feat of Rich when the freshmen hit for 75 points. Leading scorers were Milton Tucker with 153, Dinky Hayes with 132, and Rich Brown with 130. 119 Thorntonls big gym-scene of the sectional wrestling tournament. Thorntonls state champion wrestling team smile over the trophy they brought to Thornton. Don Morris, jack Marchello, Willie Bankhead. Ben Crislcr. 1 20 TROPHY WINNERS Four of Thornton's matmen qualified for the state meet: Benny Crisler, 145 lbs., Wlillie Bank- head, 156 lbs., jack Marchello, 175 lbs., and Don Morris, heavyweight. Individually, three of them- Benny Crisler, Jack Marchello, and Don Morris- won Firsts, and Willie Bankhead took second place, but as a team they brought the state champion- ship to Thornton. Coach Froschauefs swimming team produced several outstanding swimmers this year. High on the list is Tom VValker, an individual medley ex- pert who led the team with 109 points. Jim Holl- man, the leading backstroker, set a new back- stroke record of 1:O7.6. Bryan Arveson, captain, Gordon Rehberg, jim Hoffman, and Bill Wassner failed to qualify at the state meet. J i m H o ffm a n. 'I'hornton's spvvcly hackstrokcr, looks over Thorntorfs pool, Where hc set a new record in thc confvrvncc mcct. Captain Bryan .-Xrvcson and Coach Frank Froschaucr hold thc' lirst-place trophy won in thc all-Conference' invvt at Fractional. 9+ Gordon Rchbvrg, lvading frm' stylc-r. Thornton's high point man was Tom prcparvs for a flying start. YVallu-r, who capturf-d many points in thc individual mc'cllc'y mcvt, Ill WRESTLING Leggo! is the sentiment expressed by Thorn- ton's Bob Wargin fstandingj as his Waukegan opponent playfully twists his right arm. 122 Row 1: Bob Mercer, Dee Schaeffer, Bob Wargin, Rich- ard Wentzel, Eric Muellcfr, Pete Fernandez, Bob Slevnik, Al Mahonu. Row 2: Carl Slager, Doug Richardson, Bob Godwin, Benny Crisler, Don Peter, Bill Stuart, Ed Shields, Don Paarlberg. Row 3: Tom Mulroney, manager, Willie Bankhead, Fred Bunch, Alex Niemiec, Richard Suhs, Don Morris, Bob Hillyer, Jack Marchello, Frank Triumph, Coach Ted Czech. Ted Czech's varsity wrestling squad had a very success- ful season as the wrestlers compiled a team score of Fifty-one to take the league championship. They were second only to the Oak Lawn team in the sectional wrestling tourna- ment. Thornton won the state championship with a score of twenty-four. FRCSH-SOPH SEASON Benny Crisler, Thornton's state cham- pion l54 pounder, puts the big squeeze on his Waukegan opponent. Row 7: Ralph Cooper, Ray Balsam, Wayne VanSwol, Harold At- kinson, Richard Wyck- off, Alvin Christian, Al- bert Williams, Walter Frank. Row 2: Julius Hayes, Herman Ayres, Ed Starzyk, Nick Graves, Larry Krech, john Goddard, Donald Hankey, jim Mear, William Mason. Row 3: Dick Owings, manager, Bob Arredondo, Dave Choate, Don Crisler, Albert Ross, Tom Wal- ton, Steve Kardazeff, Dennis Erickson, George Krabbe, Coach Jack Robinson. Row 4: Chuck Truby, Richard Killmer, Jim Haddon, Mark Hanson, Riley Thomson, Gerry Ross, Doug Schultz, Fred Perkins, Art Erickson. Frosh-soph wrestlers had a good season, too, winning ten matches while losing only one. Jack Robinson coached the underclass- men to their victories, and when the going got tough, depend- able Robby was always there to make it a little easier. 123 Tension is high dur- ing a relay event in Thornton's pool. Row 7: Tom Will- iams. Tom Clark, Chuck Klatt, Chuck Welivar, Bill Wassner. Row 2: Bob Moldal, Gordon Rehberg, Allan johnson, Porter Hay, manager, Richard Starzyk, Tom Walker, Jim Hoffman. Row 3: Frank Froschauer, coach, Dave Hansen, Tim Hughes, Gerald Gerald Hollingsworth, Richard Toole, George Gallati, Bryan Arveson, Allen Wells. SVVIMMING 124 Once again the Varsity swimmers earned for themselves the South Suburban League championship. They also set a record for high scoring in the conference meet. They took every first and second place and both relays for a total of 92 points. They compiled an eight and three record with victories over Fractional, Argo, Riverside, Niles, Morton, and Wlhiting. Row 7: Jerry Osborne, Dennis Cullinan, Ken Blue, Richard Ruskc, Larry Blank, Larry Bartoszek, Calvin Kick- ert, Ken DeGrafT, David Froschauer. Row 2: lN1alc0lrn Ross, Bob Houchens, Dale Kruger, Lyle Lloyd, jerry Brown, Bill Graeber, joe Gil- lette, Bob Taylor, Tom Shel- drake. Row 3: Leroy Gurd, Bill Wfegener, Jim Whitaker, john Sutor, Dan DeFrank Keith Julle, David Cornwell. Row 4: Larry Thompson, Pat 1 Houran, Alfred Hellstrom, l Tom Miskowicz, Bill Deady, Rodney Iwema, Richard Ertl, 1 Hubert Bell. Norman Ehlert. Coach DeGraff's swimmers can look hack on a rather successful season. They have recorded victories over Argo, Fractional, Brookfield, and Niles. They also won the first frosh-soph league championship. They edged out Fractional 68 to 65 as they captured two first places and took a relay and the diving. Thornton is fortunate in having such a fine pool to help produce consistently good swimmers. UNDE RC LASSMEN Chuck Welivar and Tom Clark prepare for a flying start during a incet, 125 BASEBALL Dick Bennot Cbattingj, Lonnie Austin Ccatch- ingj, and Coach Bob Blaha look hard for another league championship. 126 mln 1 AR ll T Row 7: Coach Bob Blaha, Laddie DeVore. Larry Malm, Bob Cima, Elliot Marovich, Bob Flores. Row 2: Charles Weise, manager, Gordon, Ring, Chuck Emerick, Bob Neath, Dick Bennot, Dick Kloskowski. Row 3: Ed Shields, Martin Gager, Lon- nie Austin, Russ McKibben, lid Creach, Bob Hames, Jack Foster. Row 4: Bob Bray, Larry Dudek, Al Medrano. Bruce Griffin, Benny Crisler, Trent Owings. After the league champion Wlildcats won their first three league games, the big pitching problem seemed smaller with the promise showed by lN1artin Gager, a soph- omore, and Ed Shields, a junior. The catching problem was solved with sophomore Lonnie Austin. The infield of Bob Neath, Larry Malin, Bob Flores, and Dick Bennot was all-senior except for junior Dick Bennot. The outfield of Bob Cima, a senior, and juniors Benny Crisler and Laddie DeVore, had speed to spare. FRACK Dick Wickersham and Larry Taylor really open up as they ready for an- other track season, Cap- tain Cliff Deupree times them. Row 7: Coach Frank Bauman, Richard Lively, Dave Benson, Rod Han- son, Larry Taylor, Dave Wickersham, Coach Jack Robinson. Row 2: Tom Williams, Cliff Deupree, Bob Hansen, Al Jeske, Brooks Young, Bob God- win. Row 3: Ken Hell- strom, George Harrop,Jan Zapchenk, Terry Costello, Bryan Arveson, Curtiss Whitted, Darnell Sanford. Row 4: Roger Fosdiek, Roy Gonzales, Frank Babiarz, Don Swan, Paul Edgell, Gus Hoyer, Don Morris, Torn Mulroney, manager, Porter Hay, manager. Wfith many of last yearis standbys returning, coaches Frank Bauman and jack Robinson set out to build a team to outshine last year's third place squad. Prospects were bright as returning seniors Aljeske, john McCas- lin, Dave Benson, Roger Fosdick, Brooks Young, Cliff Deupree, Curtis W'hitted, Rod Hanson, and Bryan Arveson came back. 127 Row 7: K. Sutor, Ronald Haney, Ted Koralewski, Bob Hodge, Bill Martin, Glen Blekfeld, Dan Sirnpkins, Row 2: Coach CRI. Moore, Ken Han- sen, Ray Gibson, Tom Clark. Ed Kaczmarski, George Skertich, Blaine Waite, Llyn Lloyd, Bob Waddell, John Wad- dell, John Crouch, Joe Yadron. TENNB As spring arrived, the netmen, led by Mr. Moore, took to the courts to make ready for another season. The team, suffering from the loss of many of the stalwarts, did have about half of the group returning. They were Bob Waddell, Ron Haney, Dan Simpkins, Blaine Waite, Tom Clark, and J. K. Sutor. These, with many new players, composed Thornton's bid for tennis honors. GOLF With greens taking shape, Coach Frank Fro- schauer began the task of molding a winning golf team. Fro,s squad took second place in the league last year right behind the Blue Island team which edged Thornton 332 to 331. The squad boasts five returning lettermen- john Allison, Stanley Czyl, Jack Drucker, Ken- neth Burke, and Tom Walker. Coach Frank Fro- sehauer, john Allison, Stan Czyl, Jack Drucker, Tom Walker, Ken Burke. H8 Tim Abraham. --.1 SOPHONIORE CHANIPS Q' Razz' 7: jack Stroll, Chuck Loveless, Gll l.aflnc'rty. Rum 2: Ronald Taylor, Roger Taminen, IN'l'RAMUR.'XI, SPORTS FRESHNIAN CHANIPS LIONS Razr' 7: Richard Hays. Alfred Hellstrom, Joe Harrill. Razz- 2: Don Hank:-y, Nlaurice Harris. Spencer Harrison. FRESHBLAN CHAB1 PS ef -' MONKEYS W Rnzrlx lillwood Haines, Bryan Gouwens, Henry Grotenhuis. Razr J: Leroy Gurd. Ken Haddon, Richard Gress. ik .HW T1 INTRAMURAL MANAGERS feflli' 7: David Danrich, lilbert Wiilliams, Richard Van Dommelen, Jerry Hug. .lark Toinlinson. Fred Koester, ,Xlan Hardwick, Paul lidgelly Richard Cargill, Alvin Christian. Rnzz' 2: joe Gillette, Alan Sons. Gerald Johnson, Bob Berg. George YVatling, George Harrison, Torn Nlailloux, Porter Rogers, Theodore Cm-tnar, lN1arx'in Junior. Rnzz' .55 .Xlan Kaur. Larry Sons, lNfIark Strieker, Tom Wlilliams. Fred York, Dave Hutchinson, Roy lN1ortensen,KIamCs Garren, Ronald Tliompson, Leonard Medley. HEALTH PROGRAM The hig gym was the center ol' all physical education at Thornton again this year. The gym serves not only to develop the hody, hut the mind as well. The hody is deyeloped through healthful exercise. the mind through extensive training in health and first-aid classes. All seniors took a course in sports appreciation. A new feature of the gym program this year was the addition of an individual sports class offered to all juniors and seniors. This program took the place of the regular special training in anything from golf. to firinff '1 ffun. bfw 130 Charles W'eliyar shows that flying through the air ean be done with the greatest of ease on 'l'hornton s trampoline PHYSICAL EXARIS Every freshman hoy and every hoy out for athletics takes a physical exam just to make sure . Dr. A. Kuzera examines Dave Hansen. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Boys physical education activities are many and varied at Thornton as the big gym provides facilities for almost everything. Thorntonls pool is rated one of the best in the state. Every period of the day some one is making use of it. Tumblers and wrestlers have the best of equipment at Thornton and even weight lifters are well supplied with apparatus. SWIMMING Things and Thorntonites get all wet in Thorntonis new pool. WEIGHT LIFTING A vc-ry weighty problem is lifted out of the way by energetic Zenobio Carreon. GYNI LEADERS Razz' 7: Margo Anclrrson..Iuna Pvrkins. Barbara Ki:-inba, Charlottc Sanrlvos, Judith Y'Valtvr. Sandra Aclaiiis, Arlcnc' W'alkcr, Alice Pratt. Ram 2: llvvlyn Goudrx-au, lvlarilynn Ferkan. Cynthia Nloorc, Mal'yc'stli6r Hanson, .Ioan Pilrdcn, Charlotte Bvgnochc, Kathryn Rozvk. Virginia Nlason, Phyllis Laffcrty, tlanvt Siekman. 1601? J: Bennie Culbertson, Dorothy Knahm-l, Nancy Tyssv, Yvonne Langlois. ,Ioan Cannvy, lloyct' Smith, lluretha Fields, Valvrie Tellis, Cc-raldinf Zivrnann, Barbara SlTl1t'llCI'llD1'1iL1'. Aloannv Calo. - f,f, ., 2 T7 TUMBLING Instruction is given in tumbling to girls in the physical education classes as part of the program planned for them. Row 7: B1-tty Klvan Wesley, Linda Piani, Bvtty Rosenhc-rg, Lowanc-r lilli- son. Role' 2: Janice- Boychu, Jackie Dc-kens, .Ioannc Sutton, ludy Karnvy. aifx ti ' Again this year, gym leaders have assisted the teachers in taking attendance, and helping instruct the class in the numerous activities. The leaders learn the activities in advance of the classes they are to help instruct. GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION SHUFFLE BOARD To demonstrate skill in games they had learned was everyhody's ambi- tion. Pat Craig, Nancy Vena, Marilyn De Frank, Laura LaRue, Linda Norford, Mari- lyn Butler. Shufifleboard and stunts are among the more popular activities in Girls Gym classes here at Thornton. However, these are just a few of the many games that are played to help build physical welfare and keep the girls trim. GAA BGARD Row 7: Carol Sutor, treas- urerg Jeanne Thies, vice- presidentl Michelyn Thomp- son, presidentg joan Larson, secretary. Row 2: Marilyn Greiner, Betty Ceres, Lois Holtgren, Bette Berschinski, H Helga Velten. Row 3: Pat Myles, Ellen Visser, Audrey 1 Veld, joan Rossing, Sharon Davis, Ann Holtgren. fl i y, I X 7 1 S l UDia1nonds Are a Girl's Best Friend' was portrayed as part of the GAA water pageant, 'iDiapers to Diamondsf' Happy smiles were seen not only on the swimmers after the final performance, but on all the committee workers. DIAMONDS Joan Rossing, Sandy Potrafke, Joyce Smith, Shelley Ludwig. Colleen Dar-dis, Luretha Fields. 134 -V 'L , Q 'INST'-lif i ' i QW.. 83 2? A 1, , , .vga yi 5 ff -u gil? Q1 92' 'B' ar 2 ' 3 Q M- sv 9 V 4 ga - v fl' V 'L'-A Q V ,Q Q -av n C has 2. V ,.M,.,, at K - if 5, if FA 'W 7 1 ' 1 if 5. gf Y ,Vg fs: 'W' Q W' 9' f ' 'fVfQi 5 fd 1-ff Mfg? M f, ' A 'fij - .i Q., 1fwf,9! ' ' 4 2597! . ' Q, I of MA ,N I w Q A., , :ax am i ? M? 'Q 1 J . CommencementgAnn Holtgren, Mary Bardwick, Dr. Hanson HOR TO IS PEGPLE Regardless of race, nationality, or religion, everyone is an equal part of Thornton. Many different back- grounds and environments are sifted together. But the results of mixing these differences into one group have proved quite rewarding. All these people are Thorntonites, and each is equally proud of his school. The over-all feeling at Thornton is one of teamwork, which helps Thornton people overcome ignorance and prejudice. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Clifford R. Maddox. B.S., Georgetown Collegeg M.E., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Instruction. SUPERINTENDENT Ernest M. Hanson, B.S., M.A., University of Minnesotag Ed.D., Colorado State College of Education. Superintendent of Thornton Town- ship High School and Thornton Junior College. BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 7: Dr. Clarence E. Simon, Mr. Henry Vandenberg, Mr, William B. Kane. Row 2: Mr. Fred T Fhlert Vlr Henry Van Der Giessen, Mr. George H. Meyer, Mr. George E. Gilley. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS BUSINESS MANAGER Charles W. Foster, B. lid., Illinois State Normal Uni- versityg MA., Northwestern University. Business Manager, Secretary to Board of liduea- tion. COUNSEL Burton XV. Evans, lawyer: A. F. VValclsChmidt, school trcasurcr. --1-.J ...V SENIORS Carl L. Beier. B. lid., Illi- nois State Normal Universityg M.S., State University of Iowa. Senior Class Principal, Acting Head of Physics De- partment. JUNIORS Guy Phillips. B.A., Uni- versity of North Dakota, M.A., University of Chicago. Junior Class Principal, Mathe- matics. CLASS PRINCIPALS Program cards, program changes, grades, absences, cuts, detentions, and excuses - these are the things nightmares are made of. When a thank-you is spoken or a word of appreciation comes from student, parent, or faculty, that is when class principals beam. Prodding the lagging, congratulat- ing the successful, and steering them all in the way they must go is part ofthe daily routine. FRESHMEN G. R. Valbert. M.S., University of Illinois. Freshman Class Principal, General Science. SOPHOMORES John E. Tilton. B.S., Uni versity of Illinois: M.A., Uni versity of Chicago. Sopho more Class Principal, Mathc- matics. DEANS DEAN OF GIRLS Helen lf. Wilson. BMX.. Nl..-X.. University of VVis- consin. Dean of Girls, Social Studies. Sponsor, Girls Club, Purple X. DEAN OF BOYS O. Fred Umbaugh. B.A., M.A., Wittenberg College. Di-an of Boys, Head of linqlish Department. Sponsor, Boys Club, Purple X. TTHS deans play an important role in Thorntonls everyday drama. Their lives center around school affairs. Girls Club, Boys Club, and Hall Guards, social activities and welfare are all within their province. Both find the counseling of Thorntonites in personal affairs, as those affairs affect school life,a major part of their work as cleans. 141 f- ' Y fW FACULTY ASSOCIATION Row 7: James C. MC- Mahon, treasurerg Fred J. Burdine, boardg Eliz- abeth Brushfield, sec- retary. Row 2: joseph T. Botts,vice- presidentg Henry R. Harms, boarclg Carl lWcnden- hall, president. f 1-Y -ny FACULTY PARENT-TEACHERS TTHS and TJC faculty are represented Through the Parent-Teachers Associa in school affairs by the Faculty Associa- tion, the two groups conie together to tion. Its purpose is to promote good school make for the mutual understanding so and public relations. necessary to a progressive school. PTA Row 7: lVIrs. C. A. DeLine, Znd Vice- presidentg Mrs. Arthur Black, lst vice-p1'esi- dentg Mrs. Edward Watson, secretary: Mrs. He nry McIlwaine, president. Row 2: Miss Viola Sec-bach, fi- nancial secrctaryg Dr. Ernest M. Hanson. su- perintendent, lNfIr. H. F. Alwin, treasurer, Mrs. Selina Lentz Mor- rison, historian. 142 W Harold E. Adams, B.Ed., M.A., Physics -H. F. Alwin, B.A., M.S., High School Library director-Walter S. Armbrus- ter, B.M., M.M., M.A., Director of Choral musicg Mixed Choir, Boys Glee club, Madrigal Singers-James E. Aseltine, B.A.E., Art. Charles W. Avery, B.A., M.A., Lan- guage, Sponsor, French Club-Mary Jane Bardos, B.A., M.A., English- Sarah Jane Barmore, M.A., Social Studies-Fannie M. Bartman, B.A., M.A., M.S. in L.S., Library: Sponsor, Girls Club, Library Student Assistants. Emil Barton Barwis, B.A., M.A., For- eign Languagesg Sponsor, Spanish Club -Frank L. Bauman, B.S. Eu., Physical Education, Junior Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Track- Marguerite D. Begnoche, B.S., M.S., Physical Educationg Sponsor, Girls Ath- letic Association-Leone H. Benson, B.A., English. FACULTY Robert F. Blaha, M.A., Physical Edu- cation, Freshman Football, Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Baseball-Leo V. Bowers, B.A., M.A., Head of Business Education Department - Lawrence Britton, B.S., Head of junior College Engineering Department-Arthur C. Brookley, B.S., M.S., Head of Biology Department. Ruth Brown, B.S., M.S., Business- Elizabeth Brushfield, B.A., M.A., Bus- iness-Fred Burdine, B.S., M.S., Biology-Ann M. Clark, B.S., M.S., English. George W. Clark, B.S., M.A., Business Education, Physical Education-Mary L. Coflland, B.Ed., M.A., Physical Education, Co-Sponsor, Girls Athletic Associationg Sponsor, Leaders Program -Mary E. Comegys, BA., M.A., Social Studiesg Sponsor, Purple X- S.j. Copley, B.S., lVI.A., Social Studies, Sponsor, United Nations Club. Joy H. Covey, B.A., lNf1.A., English- Vera A. Crites, B.A., lN4.A., English- Theodore G. Czech, B.S., Physical Educationg Freshman Football, Varsity Wfrestling, Frosh-Soph Baseball-Mel- vin D. DeGraff, B.S., Physical Educa- tiong Sophomore Football, Swimming and Track. Marguerite E. Dierdorif, B.Ed., M.A., Social StudiesfMartha R. Dietrich, B.S. Ed., M.A., Bus. Ed., Business Ed- ucation-C. Thomas Dore, B.S., M.A., Mathcmaticsg Athletic Committee- Margaret L. Doyle, B.S., Physical Education: Girls Athletic Association. June E. Duffield, B.S., Physical Edu- cationg Girls Athletic Association, Night SchoolfLee E. Dulgar, B. Ed., M.A., Head of Mathematics Departmentg Junior College Student Council, Mcnls ClubfHelen H. Fesler, B.A., M.A., Englishflillizabeth M. Ford, BS., Homemaking. William C. Fowler, M.Ed., Industrial Arts-Adele L. Fredrickson, B.A., M.Ed., English-Frank E. Froschauer, B.S., M.A., Physical Education: Var- sity Football, Swimming, Golf-Harold R. Fuller, M.A., Social Studies: Spon- sor, junior Red Cross. FACULTY Flora R. Gallegos, BS. in Phys. Ed., Physical Education: Girls Athletic Asso- ciationaMarie Gantzert, B.A., M.A., Homemakingilohn M. Gibbens, B.A.. M.S., Social StudicsAMorris L. Glad- stone, B.A., M.A., English, Social Studies. J. T. Merlin Goss, B.A., M.A., Eng- lish-Raymond R. Gouwens, B.A., M.A., LL.B., Mathematics-Marthm lou Gray, B.S., M.S., Head of Girls Physical Educationg Junior College Womens Athletic AssociationAMen- now M. Gunkle, M.A., Chemistry. Jenifer E. Hance, B.A., M.A., Social Studies-Melva M. Haney, M.S., Biology and General Science-Alice H. Hanschmann, B.S. Ed., M.A., Mathematics-Henry R. Harms, B.A., M.A., Chemistryg Sponsor, Student Bowling Club. Ruth Harms, HA., M.A., Mathc- matics - Lois E. Henderson, B.A., M.A., English, Sponsor, Cheerleaders- Jeannette M. Hills, B.A., M.A., For- eign Languages: Sponsor, German Club iLyle A. Hopkins, B.M., M.M.Ed., Music, Director of Instrumental Music. T. B. Huddlestun, B.S., Physical Edu- cation, Athletic Director, Sponsor, Let- termenis Club, Varsity Football, As- sistant Basketball Coach-Colette M. Hurley, B.A., M.A., English-Ruth I. Jones, B.A., M.A., Business-Norman C. Lahti, B.A., M.A., Social Studies. George D. Lercher, M.A., General Science, Chemistryg Sponsor, KIP, PedagogsADorothy Lieb, B.S., Certif- icate of Nursing and Public Health, School Nurse, Head of Health Depart- mentg Sponsor, Medical Arts Clube- Paul W. Liehr, B.S., M.E., Industrial Education-James C. McMahon, B.S., M.A., Social Studies. Carl S. Mendenhall, B.A., M.S., Head of Boys Physical Education, Director of Intramural Sports-Margaret Miles, B.S., M.S., Home Economics-Identa L. Moler, B.Ed., M.A., Lating Sponsor, Latin Clube-Charles Moore, B.Ed., M.A., Social Studies, Tennis Coach, Photographer of School Events. FACULTY Genevieve E. Musson, B.A., M.A., French, Spanish, Sponsor, French Club -Albert C. Nattsas, B.A., M.A., Eng- lish, Debate-Eleanor E. Nelson, B.S. Ed., M.A., English-Tom Nisbet, B.S. Ed., Physical Educationg junior Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Sophomore Baseball. Celeste Noel, B.S. Ed., M.A., Social Studies-Donald B. O'Brien, B.A., M.A., Biology-Elmer C. Ohlert, Ph.B., Englishg Sponsor, Footlighters, Dra- matics Coach-Eugene H. Opperman, B.S., lNI.A.. General Science. Louisa Pandolfi, Ph.B., Visiting Coun- selor-Pauline F. Pierce, B.A., M.A., Englishg Sponsor, Purple X-Jack W. Pernecky, B.Mus., M.Mus., Music, Orchestra, Sponsor, Harvey Hoofers- J. A. Peterson, B.A., M.S., Manager Book Storeg Purchasing Agent. Virgil O. Petty, B.Ed., M.S., Social Studies - Marguerite Poole, B.A., M.A., English-Orpha A. Raglin, B.Ed,, M.A., English-Wilma V. Reed, B.S., M.S., Head of Hornemaking Dc- partment. 3 f f I I ,fe I CJ c K 0 Y' l Fred W. Ring, B.S., M.S., Head of Chemistry Departmentg Athletic Ticket Manager-Harmon D. Roberts, B.S., M.S., Head of Industrial Education Department, Vocational Director- Jack K. Robinson, B.S. in Phys. Ed., Physical Education, Sophomore Foot- ball, Wrestling, Varsity Track-Sally J. Rodgers, B.A., Physical Education, Sponsor, Hi-Teens Tri Hi Y. Ralph R. Rowe, B.E., lN'I.S., Industrial Education, Co-ordinator, Diversified Occupations Program 3 Ruth L. Russell, B.A., M.A., English-Man guerite Salkeld, R.N., Certilicate in Public Health, School Nurse-Clifton Satterthwaite, B.A.. NI..-X., Social Studies, Sponsor, Political Science Club. Alice E. Savage, B.A., M.A., Biologyf Leonard L. Schilb, B.A., B.S., M.A., Head of General Science Department- Peter Schloss, B.S., M.S., Physical Ed- ucationg Sponsor, JC Lettermenls Club, JC Football, Basketball, Track, Tennis, Golf-Dianne Johnson Scott, B.A.E., Art. FACULTY Sterling C. Scott, B.A., KLA., Social Studies, J.V. Basketball-Viola See- bach, B.A., M.A., Mathematics, Spon- sor, Girls Club-Mae M. Sexauer, B.A., Englishfshirley M. Shapiro, B.A., M.A., Spanish, Sponsor, Spanish Club. George F. Shouse, B.S., NLS., General Science-Willard F. Siville, B.S., Ed.M., Industrial liducationflidith M. Sowers, B.S., M.A., Business Edu- cationaClarence C. Stegmeir, M.A., Head of Social Studies Department. Joseph B. Stephens, BA., BIS.. Math- ematicsflirwin Stuart, B.E., M.E., Industrial Arts-Ted E. Sturm, B.S., M.S., Industrial Education-Ann A. Sundstrom, M.A., Business. Robert C. Sutor, B.E., Industrial Ed- ucationfRobert P. Sweeny, B. Des., Art 3 Dorothea H. Thiel, B.A.E., M.A., Head of Art Departmentf Marion L. Thomas, B.S., M.S., Math- ematics, General Science: Sponsor, H-C Club. Jean T. Thompson, M.S., General Science, Audio-Visual Director, Spon- sor, Projection Squad - Mary P. Thompson, B.P.S.M., M.S., Music, Girls Choir, Girls Glee Club, Sponsor, Keydets-Daniel P. VanEtten, Indus- trial Educationg Athletic Committee- Marie H. Wallace, M.S., Business. Dorothy M. Washburn, B,A., M.A., English, Sponsor, Newspaper, Year- book-Florence E. Waterman, B.S., Cafeteria Director-Marie D. Weis, Ph.B., M.A., xI.D., Social Studies, JC Business Law-Andrew A. Winter- bauer, Industrial Education. Velma Wray, B.A., Business-Florence Wunderlich, Ph.B., M.A., Certificat d,etudes franeaises, Head of Foreign Language Department, Sponsor, JC French and Spanish Clubs-Henry A. Zevenhouse, B.S., Industrial Arts- J. F. Zimmerman, Ph.B., M.A., Social Studiesg Employment Counselor. fs LEW..- II HURNTON STA FFS BUSINESS OFFICE Hzxrrivr Burton, Eilvcn SU'4'CIIH?lI1. OFFICE 104 I'IVK'IyIlI,IIlLISII'OIT1, Ruth Ross. Kfarian FIIICIIIIIII, Dora Harthuu. OFFICE 103 Dolores Hogan, Clara Stvwart, Leona YVicncr, Ruby Imidiuqc'1'. se I Wx N320 S2 I WIZQYQES? BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Howard Doster, building superintendentg Grace Wilson, secretary. MORE STA F FS It takes more than faculty and students to run a school. Somebody has to keep the buildings in repair and clean: somebody has to manage the money and keep the records. Somebody has to feed those noisy, hungry mouths. Thatls where the ofhce, maintenance, and cafeteria staffs come in. I 0 a GAFETERIA Row 7: Hattie Kempf, Edna IW. Young i essie Lyon Mar- -:,- . Arminto Rosebourgh Elena xi' S , ' it , , I . , l , ' A I guerite E. Boudreau. Row 2: I on X , . ,, .. I Geiman, Hazel Rothenberger, ru Q' 4 A Marge Davis, Mabel Mottley. I , Row 3: Iwiary Maekel, Martha A N' Thompson, Ruth Ahrens, p f Luella Livers, Gerene lNIoore. , ' .. ' ' 45 is A I e g . MAINTENANCE Row 7: Jessie Hodge, Katherine Pasek, Mary VVojcik, Beauton Wfilliams, W'ilmouth Lockhart, Louise Ruble. Row 2: Bert Virgils, Peter Kaptur- kiewicz, Bert Musch, .Iohn Blake, Robert li. Burns, Arthur Kamphenkel, Ralph Green, Herman Wagner. Row 3: james Heimlich, Henry li. Wilhoit, Walter Dawe, Carl Coppenger, Ierry Prather, james Sweet, Fred Corlew, William Loose. i l SENATE, OFFICERS Row 7: Dee Shaffer, Nancy Kasten, treasurer, Roger Fosdick, assistant treasurer, Dick Kloskow- ski, vice-president, Wayne Kruger, president, Bill Baron, vice-president, Carolyn Moore, assistant secretaryg Beverly Pokorny, secretaryg Dave Hansen. Row 2: Joyce Marlowe, Barbara Kreps, Ruth Olsen, Nancy Vena, Delia Alden, Judy Caress, Shirley Franke, Bob LaRue, Chuck Segneri, Lynn Mendenhall, Row 3: Jim Ries, Tim Hughes, Norman Brown, George Liddle, Jack Drucker, Richard Suhs, Donald Curry, Gordon Rehbcrg, Frank Weaver, Steve Bauer. SENIOR CLASS x Xl? 3 , if Wlfllglllllll NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 7: lWary Bardwiek, joy Lambert, Antonette Belmonti, Binnie Braun, ,Ioan Brown, jane Gouwens. Raw 2: Ann Holtgren, Cecily Daanen, Susan Morse, Linda Norford, Barbara Beier, Dorothy Zimdahl. A in v ggy 4 K was I ,sg A After four years at Thornton, the seniors End themselves at the end of an important part of life's journey. These few, swift years have passed only too rapidly for the graduates, who look back upon good times and dear friends. These moments of happiness, these friendships, will soon be just memories, but the knowledge they have gained through experience will enrich their lives and give to them a better tomorrow. As men and women now taking their places in the world, they look ahead to jobs, to college, to marriage, and to the draft. Row 3: Bill Lyon, Bill Stuart, Dick Kloskowski, -Ion Valbert, Don Curry, Bob Facko, Pat Oviatt, Row 4: John Diamond, Al Lowery, Wayne Kruger, Peter Eckstein, Gary Kueber, Richard Suhs, Bryan Arveson, George Gallati. 1 . ' - E mai QQ- E 'IW V J if A ,K QQ., 'vw -- 1 A W- 4 Q . g Q S ' ' S 3 mi USHERS. GUIDES Rnzv 7. lloan Brown, lane Gouxvens, guide: .Xnn Holtzren. guide: guide: Ianet Greig. Binnie Braun. Hnzr' J: Dorothy Zimclahl, Barbara Beier. lN1ary Hardwick. Alien' Rob- inson. .Xlan Sons, George Gallati. fffllf' .31 Bill Lyon. Alon Valbert, Richard Suhs. Gary Kueher. Norman Brown. David Dalen- berg. Rua J: Gerald Johnson. Dick Klos- kowski. Peter liekstein. Bryan .-Xrveson, Bob liacko, Larry Brown, John Diamond, Bob lJeGraH'. CLASS SENATE .lust as the technicians and canieramen are the men behind the scenes of your favorite TV programs, you will find the Senior Class Senate behind the scenes of many of the events so important to seniors at Thornton, such as the Junior Senior Party and the Prom. HONORS .Iune brings honors to Thornton stu- dents. juniors and Seniors who have a B average are eligible for National Honor Society. Teachers select students with the best in character. leadership, scholarship. and service. Five per cent of the .Iunior class and ten per cent of the Senior class with these qualities may make NHS. Graduation ushers represent the top scholastic Juniors. The two highest in the group are guides. 151 Donna Abaire James Alfinito Evangeline Aguilar Roger Albers Ellen Albrecht Joyce Albrecht Delia Alden John Allison Verne Allison Nanette Ankarlo Earl Anker Sylvia Archer Ruth Arendt Patience Armstrong Frank Arndt Bryan Arveson Joan Ashton Anita Ayres Patricia Rabiarz Gary Bailey Donna Bakke Roberta Baker Larry Baldwin Eleanor Banik Willie Bankhead Rudy Banovich Mary Bardwick Tom Bardwick William Baron Marlene Bartling Victor Bathgate Steve Bauer Shirley Baumgartner Barbara Beier Antonette Belmonti Barbara Bender David Benson Dorothy Benson Robert Berg Barbara Berke Bob Bernard Donald Bernardini Donna Abaire, Tinley Park5 Business5 Hyde Park 1,25 Girls Club 3,45 GAA 35 PTA Carnival 45 Magazine Drive 4-jim Aflinito, Harvey, General5 Football 1,2, Baseball, Wrestling 25 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Hall Guard 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2-Eva Aguilar, Phoenix, Business5 Spanish Club 2,3,4, Council 2, Secretary 25 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 GAA 2,45 Bowling captain 4-Roger Albers, Tinley Park, General5 Boys Club 1,25 Projection Squad 1,2,3,4, Head Operator 4-Ellen Albrecht, Dolton, Business5 Choir 1, Chorus 2,35 Girls Club T pins, 1,25 Class Senate 25 KIP Forum 1,2,3, Board 25 GAA 1,2,3,4, Pageant 45 Thorntonite Distributor 35 Footlighters 2,3,4-Joyce Albrecht, Homewood, General5 Senate 15 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,25 German Club 1,2, Delia Alden, Homewood, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 Division Chairman 1, T pin 1, Stand-up 3, Refreshment Crew 3, Council 45 French Club 1, 2, 4, Programs 25 Thorntonite Distributor 2,35 Senate 41-Iohn Allison, Homewood, Academic5 Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2,3,45 Purple X 3,45 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 KIP Forum 15 Senate 2-Verne Allison, Harvey, Business5 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, Baseball 3'Nanette Ankarlo, Dolton, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 15 Red Cross 45 German Club 2,35 Homecoming Parade 25 GAA 1,2,4, Pageant 4, Scenery 45 UN Club 45 Faculty Asst. 4-Earl Anker, South Holland, Technical5 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Purple X5 Political Science Club 2,3,4-Sylvia Archer, Tinley Park, Academic5 Blue Island 1,25 Thorntonite Stalf 3,45 Girls Club 3,4, Refreshment Crew 4, Marshal 4, Group Meetings 4. Ruth Arendt, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pin, Division Chairman 25 Red Cross 25 Gym Leader 3-Patience Armstrong, Flossmoor, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,4, T Pins 1,2, Council 2: French Club 15 Spanish Club 45 Home- coming, 2-Frank Arndt, Riverdale, Trade5 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1- Bryan Arveson, Flossmoor, Academic5 KIP Board 45 Boys Club 152,3,4, Board 15 NHS 3,4, Vice-pres. 45 Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 152, Swimming 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4-Joan Ashton, Ivanhoe, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Refreshment Crew 4, Membership 4, Stand-up 2,3,45 Play Usher 43 KIP Forum 45 Glee Club 15 German Club 2,35 Footlighters 2-Anita Ayres, Harvey, Academic5 Girls Club 1,45 Spanish Club 2,35 MAC 253.45 Nurse Asst. 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Style Show 1,4. Patricia Babiarz, Oak Forest, General5 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2- Gary Bailey, Markham, General5 Harper 15 Boys Club 2,3,45 Representative 45 Red Cross 2,35 Glee Club 2,3, Chorus 45 Hall Guard 45 Swimming 2, Wrestling 2-Donna Baker, Markham, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Torch Pin 25 Glee Club 1,25 Thorntonite Distributor 45 GAA 1,25 Hi-C 1,2-Roberta Bakke, Midlothian, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 German Club 2,35 Glee Club 1- Larry Baldwin, Oak Forest, General5 Lane Tech 15 Hi-C vice-pres. 45 KIP Forum 4-Eleanor Banik, Harvey, General5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4. Willie Bankhead, Harvey, Trade5 Wrestling 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,35 Boys Club 1-Rudy Banovich, Blue Island, Trade5 Boys Club 2,35 Bus Guard 4-Mary Bardwick, Homewood, Academic-Tom Bardwick, Flossmoor, Academic5 KIP Forum 35 Swimming 15 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3fBill Baron, Midlothian, Academic: Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Class Senate 3, Vice Pres. 4, Party 3, Prom 35 KIP Board 4, Homecoming Dance 4-Marlene Battling, Tinley Park, Business5 Orland Park 1,25 Girls Club 3. Victor Bathgate, South Holland, General5 Boys Club 1,2,3,44-Steve Bauer, Midlothian, General5 Class Senate 2,45 Baseball 1,2-Shirley Baumgartner, Riverdale, Academic5 German Club 2,3,45 Hi-C 3545 Gym Leader 35 GAA 1,2,3,4, Gym Exhibit 1, Basketball 15253, Volleyball 2, Baseball 2,3, Swimming 2, Picnic 1,2-Barbara Beier, Harvey, Academic5 NHS 3,45 Graduation Usher 35 Class Senate 35 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 4, Refreshment Crew 4, Frosh Elections 45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3,4, Sec'y. 4-Antonette Belmonti, Harvey, Business5 NHS 3,45 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 GAA 15 Hi-Teens 3-Barbara Bender, Oak Forest, Business5 Girls Club 354. David Benson, Flossmoor, General5 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club, 1st vice-pres. 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,25 Class Senate 15 KIP Forum 2-Dorothy Benson, Midlothian, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3, Council 35 Gym Leader 3-Robert Berg, Harvey, Academic5 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Magazine Drive 3, Representative 45 KIP Forum 1,35 Hall Guard Captain 35 Latin Club 1,25 Glee Club 15 Camera Club 15 Bowling Club 15 Intramural Mgr. 2,3,4WBarbara Berke, Homewood, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4, Pageant 2,45 Glee Club 1, Chorus 2,3-Robert Bernard, Homewood, Academic: Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-pres. 4, Student Asst. 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 German Club 2,3,4-Don Bernardini, Tinley Park, Trade5 Boys Club 1,2,3. 153 I A154 Joan Bernardini Bette Berschinski David Bickley Alice Bielfeldt Rhae Bielfeldt Beverly Biesboer Bernadine Biesiada Suzanne Birkhead Bernadette Bischoff Lorraine Bishop Dolores Black Larry Blandin John Bloechl Virgil Bode Margaret Bodza Georgene Bohn Imogene Boivin Barbara Boland Richard Boothe William Bordeaux Ruby Boyette Bill Bracy Joan Bradford Carol Brand Binnie Braun Nancy Brennan Janet Bridges Mary Brotan Elaine B. Brown Elaine C. Brown -Ioan Brown Norman Brown Kenny Bruggeman Robert Brush Charles Buchaus Charles Buckman Fred Bunch Kenneth Burke Marilyn Butler Veryl Butterfield Rosemarie Buttle Joyce Button Joan Bernardini, Tinley Park, General, Girls Club 2,3,4, Awards 4, Master Sheet 4, Membership 4, Choir 2, Chorus 3,4, Thorntonite Distributor 3- Bette Berschinski, Homewood, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chair- man 1, Secretary 4, GAA Board 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3-Dave Bickley, Home- wood, General, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Hall Guard Asst. captain 4- Alice Bielfeldt, Thornton, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 3, Division Chairman 4, T Pins 1,2, Stand-up 4, 'gCurtain Going Up 4, French Club 2,3,4, Council Z,3, Program Chairman 4, Homecoming 4-Rhae Bielfeldt, Thornton, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Stand-up 3,4, T Pins 1,2, French Club 2,3,4, Council 2,3, Program 4, Footlighters 2,4, Homecoming 4 Curtain Going Up', 4, PTA Carnival 4-Beverly Biesboer, Dolton, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3, GAA 2,3,4, Faculty Asst. 4. Bernadine Biesiada, Posen, Business, Girls Club 3,4-Suzanne Birkhead, Midlothian, Academic, Girls Club minor ofhcer 1,2,3,4, Loyalty Day 1, Con- ference 3, Commissioner 3, Service Award 3, Choir 1,2,3, Keydets 3, Chorus 4, Orchestra 4, KIP Forum 4-Bernadette Bischoff, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 4-Lorraine Bishop, East Hazel Crest, Business,- Dolores Black, Harvey, Business, May Queen Court 3, Thorntonite Staff 42 Harvey Hoofers 3,4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 1, Division Chairman 3, T-Pins 1,2, Dad-Daughter 4, Glee Club 1, Valentine Dance 3-Larry Blandin, Midlothian, Academic. John Bloechl, Lansing, Industrial Arts, Boys Club 1,2,3,4,-Virgil Bode, Matteson, Trade Preparatory,-Margaret Bodza, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Style Show 2-Georgene Bohn, Dolton, Academic, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, MAC 1-Imogene Boivin, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4-Barbara Boland, Harvey, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Welfare 1, T Pin 1, Hi C 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Spanish Club 3, Hi-Teens 4, Red Cross 4, GAA 2,4, Pedagogs 4. Dick Boothe, Oak Forest, General, Hall Guard 4: Bus Guard 2,3, Boys Club 1,2,3-William Bordeaux, Harvey, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, French Club 2, Football 1,2-Ruby Boyette, Harvey, Business, May Queen Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Class officer 3, Purple X 2,3,4, KIP Forum 2,3, Home- coming 3, i'Curtain Going Upi' 4, Choir 2-William Bracy, Harvey, Aca- demic, Band 1,2,3,4, Swimming 2, Glee Club 1,2, Hall Guard 2, Spanish Club 2,3, Joan Bradford, Harvey, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pin 1, Foot- lighters 2, Harvey Hoofers 4-Carol Brand, Hazel Crest, Business, Girls Club l,2,3,4, Minor officer 2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Scholarship Day 3, Scholarship Awards 1,2, Magazine Drive 2,3,4, Play usher 4, Stand-up 2, Office Asst. 3,4, PTA Carnival 4. Binnie Braun, Olympia Fields, Academic, Thorntonite editor 4, NHS 3,4, Purple X 3,4, Orchestra 3,4, Secretary 4, Senate 2,3, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Stand-up 3,4, Debate 1,2, Spanish Club 1,2,3,-Nancy Brennan, Homewood, Academic, Girls Club minor oflicer 2,3, Awards 1,2,3, Stand-up 3,4, Style Show 3,4, GAA Awards 1,2,3,4, Pageant 4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, KIP Forum 1,2, German Club 1,2,3, Boys 8: Girls Club Plays 2,3,4-janet Bridges, Phoenix, Business, MAC 1,2, Latin Club 3, GAA 1,2,3-Mary Jane Brotan, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 2,4, Division Chairman 3, T Pins 1.2, Service Award 3, Commissioner 3,4, Loyalty Day 4, Marshal 4, Play Usher 4, Faculty Asst. 4-Elaine B. Brown, Homewood Business, Bowling treasurer 4, Girls Club 2,3,4, Faculty Asst. 4-Elaine C. Brown, Midlothian, Business. Joan Brown, Lansing, Academic, MAC 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Nurses Asst. 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Graduation Usher 3: Class Senate 4, Girls Club minor oliicer 4, Awards 1,2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, Mother-Daughter 3-Norman Brown, Harvey, Academic, Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 2,4, Operetta 2, Graduation Usher 3, Football 2, Class Senate 4-Kenny Bruggeman, Harvey, Academic, Boys Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3-Robert Brush, Harvey, Technical, Projection Squad 1,2,3,4, Boys Club 1,2,4, Glee Club 1,2-Charles Buchaus, East Hazel Crest, Trade,-Charles Buckman, Flossmoor, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Class officer 1, Senate 2, Purple X 3,4, Hall Guard 2,4. Fred Bunch, Harvey, Geueral, Boys Club Pres. 4, Board 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, KIP Board 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club ofiicer 4, Class oliicer 2-Kenneth Burke, Midlothian, General, Boys Club 1,3,4, Golf 2,3, Co-captain 3-Marilyn Butler, Homewood, Academic, Girls Club minor officer 2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Service Award 3, Chairman 4, Stand-up 3, Marshal 4, Refreshment Crew 4, Thorntonite Circ. Mgr. 4, Swim. Pageant 2,4, Class Senate 1-Veryl Butterfield, Tinley Park, General, Hall Guard 4, Boys Club-Rosemarie Buttle, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 4 -Joyce Button, Midlothian, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, German Club 2. ' 155 4 , - 156 I Yvonne Cadieux Jack Caldanaro Thomas Callaghan Peter Callas Sharon Campbell Florence Carathers Judy Caress Ronald Carlock Don Carlson John Carlson Jack Carraro Cenobio Carreon Shirley Casey Alice Centers Betty Ceres Lyda Chance Lenore Chaney Carole Chatlas Nancy Chisser Sylvia Chlebicki Betty Christian Marv Christianson Toni Cienkus Robert Cima Lanelle Clark Sarah Clifford Judith Conley Jacqueline Conner Frances Cooper Patricia Craig Eugene Crain Pingree Crawford Marion Cuffe Donald Curry Donna Curtiss Dan Czernik Stanley Czyl Cecily Daanen , David Dalenberg Craig DalSanto Frank Damez Hazel Damez Yvonne Cadieux, Homewood, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 1,4, Glee Club 1, Thorntonite Distributor 3,4, Gym Leader 3-Jack Caldanaro, Hazel Crest, Technical, Campus Patrol 3,4, Boys Club 1-Thomas Callaghan, Harvey, General, Morgan Park 1,2, Boys Club 4, Representative 4, Bowling Club 3, Prom 3aPeter Callas, Harvey, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4- Sharon Campbell, Ivanhoe, Academic, May Queen Court 3, T-Pins 1,2, Thorntonite Staff 4, Distributor 1,2,3, Purple X 4, KIP Forum 1,2,3, Home- coming 3,4, Variety Show 3, Spanish Club Council 2,3, Cheaper by the Dozenl' 3-Florence Carathers, Ivanhoe, Academic, T-Pins 1,2, Service Award 3, Commissioner 3,4, Attendance 4, Loyalty Day 4, Glee Club 1,2, Choir 3, Chorus 4, Latin Club 1,2, German Club 3,4. Judy Caress, Harvey, Academic, Class Senate 3,4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 1, Board 2, Mother-Daughter 3, Dance 1, Guide Book 4, Glee Club 1, Choir 2, Red Cross 2-Ron Carlock, Homewood, General, New Trier 1,2, Basketball 3,4, KIP Forum 3, Boys Club Representative 4fDonald Carlson, Tinley Park, Technical, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Bus Guard 3, Wrestling 1-John Carlson, Harvey, General, Boys Club 2,3,4AJack Carraro, Dolton, Trade, Boys Club 1-Cenobio Carreon, South Holland, Business, Boys Club 1, Spanish Club 1,2,3. Shirley Casey, Harvey, General, Girls Club 4AAlice Centers, Hazel Crest, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Red Cross 3, Harvey Hoofers 3,4- Betty Ceres, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 2,4, GAA 2,3,4, Board 4, Awards 3,4, Faculty Asst. 4-Lyda Chance, Homewood, Academic, Hirsch 1,2,3, German Club 4, Girls Club 4-Lenore Chaney, Harvey, Academic, Brazosport, Texas, 3, Girls Club 1,2,3, T-Pins 1, Stand-up 1,2, Spanish Club 1,2, Home- coming 2-Carole Chatlas, Ivanhoe, General, Hirsch 1,2, Girls Club typist 3. Nance Chisser, Homewood, Academic, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Class Senate 2, Glee Club 1,2, Choir 3,4, Thorntonite Distributor 3,4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T-Pin 1, Stand-up 1,2, German Club 1,3, MAC 1-Sylvia Chlebicki, Harvey, Academic, Glee Club 1, Choir 2, French Club 2,3,4, German Club 3, Girls Club 1-Betty Christian, East Hazel Crest, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3-Mary Lou Christianson, Midlothian, Business, Girls Club 3,4, Magazine Drive 3- Toni Cienkus, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Commissioner 4, Division Chairman 3, Council 4, T-Pins 1,2, Service Award 3, French Club 2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Pageant 4, Glee Club 1-Robert Cima, Riverdale, General, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Lanelle Clark, Harvey, General, Franklin County, Tenn., High 1,2, Girls Club 3,4,iSarah Clifford, Homewood, Academic-Judy Conley, Dolton, Business, Girls Club 1,2,4, Debate Club 1,2, Dramatics 2, MAC 2AJackie Conner, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Minor officer 3,4, Commission Chairman 4, Latin Club 2,3, Swim Pageant 4, MAC 2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4- Frances Cooper, Harvey, General, Hi-C 4-Patricia Craig, Ivanhoe, Aca- demic, Girls Club minor officer 1,2,4, Stand-up 3, Award Chairman 4: Thorn- tonite News Editor 4, Homecoming 4, KIP Forum 4, Class Senate 3, Swim Pageant 4, Harvey Hoofers 4, Choral Groups 1,2,3, Eugene Crain, Harvey, Trade, Basketball 1, Baseball 1,2, Boys Club lf William Crawford, Midlothian, Academic, Independence, Mo. 1, Glee Club 2, Swimming 2,4, Boys Club 4-Marion Cuffe, Matteson, Business, Girls Club 1,2, GAA Board 1,2, Chorus 2,3,4, Class Party 2, Homecoming 2, Spanish Club 2, Choir 1, Footlighters 2ADonald Curry, Ivanhoe, Technical, NHS 3,4, Foorlighters 2,3,4, President 4, Lighting 2,3, French Club 3,4, Class Senate 4, Operetta 2,4, Chorus 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Boys Club 1,2,3,4-Donna Curtiss, Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club 3, Glee Club 1,2-Dan Czernik, Tinley Park, Academic, Hall Guard 3,4, Boys Club 3. Stanley Czyl, Harvey Trade, Golf 1,2,3,4, Boys Club 1,2,3, Hall Guard 34 Cecily Daanen, Homewood, Academic, Girls Club vice-pres. 3, President 4, May Queen Court 3, Minor oflicer 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Purple X 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Homecoming 3, Court 4, French Club 1,2aDavid Dalenberg, South Holland, Technical, Band 1, German Club 2,3, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Graduation Usher 3,w- Craig Dal Santo, Lansing, Vocational, Hall Guard 2-Frank Damez, River- dale, General, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Representative 4, Footlighters 2, Hall Guard 4, Bus Guard 3-Hazel Damez, Riverdale, General, KIP Forum 1,2,3,4, Girls Club 1,2,4, T-Pin 1, GAA 1. 157 v N 158 Richard Danielson Rose Davis Tom Davis Mary Davito Donna Deadmore Leslie Dean Marilyn DeFrank Lucille Degenhart Robert DeGralf Anthony DeGroot Donald Dehnert Katherine DeKoster Shirle Delo Sylvia Denham Mildred DeRidder Martha Deruntz Claudia Deupree Cliff Deupree Billy DeVries Barbara Dewitt John Diamond David Diekelman Louise Dorsey Donna Drase Doris Drase Ruth Drechsel Jack Drucker Larry Dudek Leatrice Dunn Gerald Dziuba Carole Eagan Peter Eckstein Loretta Egofske Joan Eix Ronald Ekstrom Warren Ekstrom Don Ellis Ruth Ellis John Ellul Charles Emerick Delbert Emerick Dorothy Evans Richard Danielson, Riverdale, General5 Glee Club 15 Boys Club 1,25 Hi-C 3,45 Wrestling 1, Swimming 15 UN Club 3-Rosemarie Davis, Harvey, Aca- demic5 Girls Club 1,4, Council 15 GAA 15 Latin Club 2,35 UN Club 1-Tom Davis, Homewood, Academic5 Bloom 35 'iCurtain Going Upl' 45 Orchestra 1,2,4, Band 1,2, 54,5 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 French Club Representative 25 Boys Club 1,2,4-Mary Jane Davito, Riverdale, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,35 Hi-C 2,3-Donna Deadmore, Blue Island, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Stand-up 2,4, Dad-Daughter 2, Welfare 25 Hi-C 25 Red Cross 3,45 Style Show 25 Pep Section 4-Leslie Dean, Harvey, General5 Band 1,2,3, Orchestra 1,45 Boys Club 1,2,3,4. Marilyn DeFrank, Ivanhoe, Academic5 T pins 1,2, Loyalty Day 3, Service Award 3, Refreshment Crew 4, Division Chairman 45 Glee Club 1,25 GAA 1,2,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Thorntonite Distributor 45 Footlighters 2-Lucille Degenhart, Harvey, General5 Chorus 3,4, Choir 2, Glee Club 15 Hi-C 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Girls Club 1,2, Welfare 15 MAC 25 Profiles 1-Robert DeGraHi, South Holland, Technical5 Band 1,25 Boys Club 1,2,3,4-Anthony DcGroot, South Holland, Academic5 Class Senate 15 Boys Club 15 Baseball 15 Latin Club 2,3, President 3-Don Dehncrt, Harvey, Trade5 Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Hall Guard 2,3,45 Football 1,2, Baseball 1,2-Katherine DeKoster, Harvey, General5 Girls Club 15 Style Show 2. Shirle Delo, Homewood, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T pins 1,3, Division Chairman 1, Council 45 GAA 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Footlighters 2-Sylvia Denham, Harvey, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T pin 1, Refreshment Crew 45 Choir 1,2, Keydets 1,2, Chorus 3,45 Big Sisters 45 Curtain Going Upn 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Hi-C 2,4-Mildred DeRidder5 Harvey, General5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4-Martha Deruntz, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 Faculty Asst. 4-Claudia Deupree, Ivanhoe, Academic5 Thorntonite, Circ. Mgr. 4, Distributor 1,2,35 Harvey Hoofers 45 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T pins 1,2, Council 1,2, Magazine Drive 3, Dad-Daughter 45 French Club 1,2-Cliff Deupree, Ivanhoe, Academic5 Class president 25 KIP Board 35 Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, William DeVries, Riverdale, Trade5 Boys Club 1,2,3,4-Barbara DeWitt, Thornton, General5 Girls Club 4-John Diamond, Flossmoor, Technicalg NHS 3,45 Graduation Usher 35 Class Senate 35 Prom 35 Homecoming 45 Essay Contest 35 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Political Science Club 3,4-David Diekelman, Thornton, Academic5 German Club 2,3,4, Sgt.-at- Arms 45 Boys Club 1,2,3, Hall Guard 4, Bus Guard 4fLouise Dorsey, Harvey, Academicg Red Cross 45 Spanish Club 2,45 Girls Club 1,2, Mother-Daughter 2, Dad-Daughter 1,45 Glee Club 1,25 Gym leader 3,45 Pedagogs 1-Donna Drase, Homewood, General5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 3, Council 2, T pins 1,2. Doris Drase, Homewood, General5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Faculty Tea 35 Style Show 1,2,3-Ruth Drechsel, Midlothian, Business5 Hi-C 1,2, 3,45 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Conference 1,2, Division Chairman 2, T Pins 1,2, Deanis Asst. 2,3,4, Magazine Drive 35 Pedagogs 3-Jack Drucker, Homewood, Academic5 Golf 1,2,3,45 Class Senate 1,45 KIP Forum 35 Boys Club 1,2,3,4h Larry Dudek, Midlothian, Technical5 Boys Club 1,2-Leatrice Dunn, Phoenix, Business5 Girls Club 15 MAC 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 GAA 1,2,3,4- Gerald Dziuba, Posen, Tradeg Boys Club 1,2. Carole Eagen, Harvey, General5-Peter Eckstein, Homewood, Academic: Hyde Park 15 KIP President 45 Purple X 45 Boys Club 2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 French Club oHicer 45 Debate 2,35 Grad. Usher 35 'gThe Rivals 35 Political Science Club 2,3-Loretta Egofske, Oak Park, Academic5 Gym Exhibit 15 Girls Club 1,45 French Club 2,3,4, Asst. Treasurer 45 German Club 4-Joan Eix, Harvey, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Mother-Daughter 3, Magazine Drive 4, Council 4, Refreshment Crew 45 Choir 2, Chorus 3,4, Orchestra 45 Latin Club 1,2, French Club 3,4hRonald Ekstrom, Markham, Technical-Warren Ekstrom, Homewood, General5 Basketball 1,2,35 KIP Forum 1,2,45 Boys Club 1,2,3,4. Don Ellis, Phoenix, Tradeg Boys Club 1,2,3,4-Ruthie Ellis, Flossmoor, Academic5 Girls Club minor officer 2,4, Stand-up 3, Play Usher 4, Refreshment Crew 4, Marshal 4, Service Award 3,Loyalty Day 4, Commissioner 3,45 French Club vice-pres. 45 Choral Groups 1,2,3-John Ellul, Oak Forest, Trade: Hall Guard 45 Football 1-Charles Emerick, Thornton, Academic5 Football 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,4-Delbert Emerick, Thornton, General5 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Game Usher 3,45 Hall Guard 2-Dorothy Evans, Lansing, Business5 Girls Club 45 Hi-C 2. 159 Arthur Faber Bob Facko Carol Fadke Barbara Fairbairn Claudia Fenwick Peter Fernandez Carole Finney Robert Fleming Robert Flores Roger Fosdick Nancy Frachey Shirley Franke Prentiss Franklin Marlene Frederick Nancy Fredrickson James Frundle Geraldine Fugiel Ellen Fulsang Sherry Funk Bruce Furry Terry Gallagher George Gallati Anthony Garczynski Leslie Gardner Nancy Garner Barbara Gay Ann Gierszewski Harold Gifford Elaine Gilchrist Elmer Ginther Barbara Godman Mary Golaszewski Katherine Goletz Nancy Goley Betty Gordon Herman Gouwens Jane Gouwens Dean Gowens Helen Granath Edward Grant Elayne Gratkowski Peter Greco Arthur Faber, Oak Forest, General, Hall Guard 2,4-Bob Facko, Blue Island, Academic, NHS 3,4, Purple X 3,4, Boys Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Program Chairman 3, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, President 4, Music Contest 2,3,4, 54's Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Debate 2-Carol Fadke, Dolton, Business, GAA 1,2, Awards: Girls Club 1,2,4, German Club 2, Glee Club 1,2, Choir 3, Library 1,4- Barbara Fairbairn, Harvey, Academic, Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 3,4, All- State Band 4, Music Contest 2,3,4, Librarian 4, Debate 2,31 Political Science Club 2,3,4, UN Club Vice-pres. 4, French Club 2,3-Claudia Fenwick, Harvey, Business, Homecoming Court 4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Gym jam 3, Glee Club 1, KIP Forum 3, 'SCurtain Going Upu 4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Mother- Daughter 3, Stand-up 4, Dad-Daughter 3-Pete Fernandez, East Hazel Crest, General, Wrestling 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Boys Club 1,2,3,4. Carole Finney, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Hi-C 4-Robert Fleming, Riverdale, General, Boys Club 1, Hall Guard 4-Robert Flores, East Hazel Crest, General, Baseball 1,Z,3,4, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Hall Guard 4QRoger Fosdick, Harvey, Technical, Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,4, Track 1,2,3,4, KIP Treasurer 4, Forum 1, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Class Asst. Treas, 4, Class Party 4, Homecoming Dance 4, Gym Jam 4-Nancy Frachey, Dolton, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Board 1, Magazine Drive 3, Spanish Club 2,3, Footlighters 3, Thorntonite Staff 4, Distributor 3, GAA 1, Kappa Chi 2, Style Show 3-Shirley Franke, Dolton, Business, Red Cross 1, KIP Forum 2, Class Senate 4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Gym Leader 3, GAA 1,2,3, Keydets 2,3, Glee Club 1, Choir 2,3. Prentiss Franklin, Harvey, General, Glee Club 1: Boys Club 1,2,3,4-Marlene Frederick, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 1,2-Nancy Fredrickson, Oak Forest, Business, Faculty Asst. 3,4iIames Frundle, Blue Island, General, Boys Club 1,2,3,4-Geraldine Fugiel, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2-Ellen Fulsang, Homewood, Academic, Lawton High, Okla. 1, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Refreshment Crew 1, Class Senate 2, French Club 1,2,3, Thorntonite Distributor 2,3,4. Sherry Funk, Tinley Park, Business, Girls Club 1,43 German Club 2-Bruce Furry, Midlothian, Academic, Football 1, Track Mgr. 1, Latin Club 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Boys Club 1,2,3,4-Terry Gallagher, Tinley Park, Academic, Spanish Club 3,4, Council 4, Boys Club 4-George Gallati, Homewood, Academic, Class President 3, Senate 1, Swimming 1,Z,3,4, NHS 3,4, Asst. Trcas. 4, Graduation Usher 3, KIP Board 4, Homecoming 4, Prom 3, 54,5 Dance Band 1,2,3,4iAnthony Garczynski, Harvey, Trade, Boys Club 1- Leslie Gardner, Harvey, General, Swimming 2, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Repre- sentative 4, Hall Guard 2,3,4, Captain 4, Game Usher 3,4. Nancy Garner, Dolton, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3, MAC 1-Barbara Gay, Harvey, Business, Faculty Asst. 4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Di- vision Chairman 4, T Pins 1,2, Cafeteria 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 1, Choir 2-Anne Gierszewski, Posen, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4fHarold Gifford, Riverdale, General, Princeton, Alabama 1-Elaine Gilchrist, Midlothian, Academic, Pedagogs 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Magazine Drive 4, Hi-C 1,2,3,4, Officer 2, GAA 1, Red Cross 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, French Club 4, Thorntonite Staff 4-Elmer Ginther, Tinley Park, Technical, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Projection Squad 2. Barbara Godman, Homewood, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Division Chairman 4, Council 4, Latin Club 2AMary Ann Golaszewski, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4. Magazine Drive 3, Red Cross 4-Kathryn Goletz, Dolton, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4,Spanish Club1,2, Footlighters 2,3, Homecoming 2-Nancy Goley, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3, French Club 4, Nurses Asst. 4, Red Cross 4-Betty Gordon, Harvey, Business, Cheerleader 3,4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, May Queen Court 3, Division Chairman 1,3, Council 2, T Pins 1,2, Thorntonite Staff 4, Distributor 2,3, Faculty Asst. 3, Footlighters 3-Herman Gouwens, South Holland, Academic. Jane Gouwens, South Holland, Academic, NHS 3,4, Secretary 4, Grad. Guide 3, Flag Day 3, Girls Club Board 3,4, May Queen Court 3, Awards 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, KIP Forum 2,3fDean Gowens, South Holland, General, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Bus Guard 3-Helen Granath, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, German Club 2,3-Edward Grant, Harvey, General-Elayne Gratkowski, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1, French Club 2-Peter Greco, Blue Island, General, Football 1, Boys Club 1, Bus Guard 1, Weight Lifting 1. 161 16 Norma Green Diane Greenberg Frank Gregory Janet Greig Bruce Griflin Camille Grippando Shirley Groeneveld Jim Groskopf Audrey Gross Lillian Haaga Eleanor Haberstein Carl Hacker Shirley Hall Robert Hames Donna Hampton Emily Hand Charles Hanna La Verne Hanrahan Dave Hansen Phyllis Hansen Rodney Hanson Beverly Hardeway Janet Harnish Carol Harrison Arlene Haseman Leonard Hatley Anne Hauser Rozanne Havansek George Havens Don Hazelton Phil Hecox Lois Hede James Heffron Robert Hcikema Virginia Heil Kenneth Hellstrom Carolyn Herman Louise Herren Judith Hess Calvin Hicks Joyce Hill Ruthmary Hille Norma Green, Harvey, Business, GAA 1,2,3,4, Girls Club 1,2, Spanish Club 1, Hi-Teens 4-Diane Greenberg, Ivanhoe, Academic, Library 1,2,3, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Welfare 3, Latin Club 2,3, French Club 4, MAC 3, Swim Pageant 4, Bowling Club 4, Red Cross 3, Curtain Going Up 4-Frank Gregory, Riverdale, Technical-Janet Greig, Hazel Crest, Academic, T Pins 1,2, Scholarship Pins 1,2,3,4, Chairman 4, Council 1, Refreshment Crew 4, Grad. Guide 3, Class Senate 3, HCurtain Going Upii 4, French Club 3,4, Spanlsh Club 1,ZfBruce Griffin, Ivanhoe, Academic, Thorntonite Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Baseball 3,4, '4Curtain Going Up 4, Boys Club 1,3, Spanish Club 4, Baseball 3,4, 4'Curtain Going Up 4, Boys Club 1,3, Spanish Club 44 Camille Grippando, Ivanhoe, General, Marshall High 1, Girls Club 2,3,4, T Pin 2, Council 3, Division Chairman 4, GAA 3, Thorntonite Distributor 4, Library 3,4, Pep Section 4. Shirley Groeneveld, Hazel Crest, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,23 GAA 1,4, German Club 2,3, Library 2, Faculty Asst. 4, MAC 1, Red Cross 1,2,3,4-James Groskopf, Homewood, General, Band 1,2,3,4, Student ASSL 3,4, Lost and Found 3, D.O. Program 4-Audrey Gross, South Holland, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 2, Hi-C 1fLillian Haaga, Ivanhoe, Commercial, Parker High 1,2,3, Girls Club 4-Eleanor Haberstein, Ivanhoe, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Service Award 3, Council 4, Refresh- ment Crew 4, Red Cross Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, KIP Forum 4, Class Elec- tions 3, GAA 1-Carl Hacker, Hazel Crest, Academic. Shirley Hall, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Class Senate 2, Gym Leader 2, Faculty Asst. 4, Glee Club 1-Robert Hames, Dolton, Trade, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Hall Guard 3,4-Donna Hampton, Harvey, Academic, Thorntonite Staff 4, Chorus 3,4, Footlighters Sec'y. 4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,Z, Stand-up 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Swim Pageant 4, Homecoming 2,3,4, Prom 2,3,4fEmily Hand, Lansing, Academic, Purple X 4, MAC 1,2,3,4, President 4, Nurses Asst. 2,3,4, Girls Club Awards 1,2,3, Minor Officer 1,3,4, Refreshment Crew 4, Commissioner 3,4, Red Cross Pres. 3, KIP 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4-Charles Hanna, Tinley Park, General, Boys Club 1,2, Hall Guard 2, Campus Patrol 4, Captain 4-La Verne Han- rahan, South Holland, General. Dave Hansen, Harvey, Academic, Football 1,2,4, Swimming 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2,4, Refreshment Crew 1,2,3,4, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Class Senate 4, KIP Forum 1,2,4, Class Leader 1,2,3,4-Phyllis Hansen, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 2, Big Sisters 4, Choir 1, Keydets 1, Chorus 2,3,4, Operetta 2, Spanish Club 2, Hi-C 2,4-Rodney Hanson, Harvey, Academic, Pueblo, Colo. 1,2, Football 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Track 3,4, Letter- menis Club Seciy. 4, Homecoming King 4-Beverly Hardeway, Harvey, Business, 3-year grad., Purple X 1,2,3, Girls Club 1,2,3, Commissioner 3, Division Chairman 3, GAA1,2,3, Footlighters1,2,3, Red Cross 2,3, Thorntonite 2,3, Choir 2, Bonfire 3fIanet Harnish, Markham, Business, Band 1,2,3,4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4-Carol Harrison, Hazel Crest, Academic, 3-year grad, Girls Club 1,2,3, Division Chairman 2, French Club 2,3, Choir 3, Keydets 3, Glee Club 1,2, Library Asst. 1, GAA 1,2. Arlene Haseman, Harvey, Academic, Kaplan, Louisiana 1, Thorntonite Staff 4, Distributor 3, Harvey Hoofers 4, Girls Club 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 2, Footlighters 2iLeonard Hatley, Harvey, General, Boys Club 1fAnne Hauser, Dolton, Business, Girls Club 4, Choir 1,2, Chorus 3,4, Latin Club 1- Rozanne Havansek, Ivanhoe, Business, Girls Club 4, Division Chairman 1, T Pin 2, MAC 2, Nurses Asst. 1, GAA 1, Library Asst. 1fGeorge Havens, Harvey, Academic, Class Senate 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Hall Guard 1,2,3,4, Intramural Capt 1,2,3-Donald Hazelton, Midlothian, Academic, KIP Forum 3, Homecoming Parade 3, Purple X 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Magazine Drive 2,3, Hall Guard 1. Phil Hecox, Ivanhoe, Academic, Spanish Club 2,3-Lois Hede, Dolton, Academic, GAA1 ,2,4, Pageant 2,4, Scenery 4, Solo 4, Swim Team 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Homecoming Parade 2, Swim Leader 2,3,4, Girls Club 1,2, UN Club 4-James Heffron, Harvey, Trade, Projection Squad 2,3,4, Boys Club 1,2,4-Bob Heikema, Harvey, General, Projection Squad 2,3,4, Boys Club 1,3,4, Glee Club 1-Virginia Heil, Riverdale, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 1, Red Cross 1, German Club 1,2,3,4, 3rd Vice-pres. 4, GAA 2- Kenneth Hellstrom, Homewood, Academic, Track 1,2,3,4, Football 3, Spanish Club 2,3, Boys Club 1,Z,3,4, Hall Guard 1,2,3,4. Carolyn Herman, Harvey, General, Hyde Park 1, Parker 2-Louise Herren Markham, Academic, East High, Aurora 1, Girls Club 2,3,4, French Club 3,4, GAA 2, Pageant 4, Red Cross 3, Thorntonite Staff 4, Latin Club 2, Gym Leader 2iJudith Hess, Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, French Club 3,4, Glee Club 1, Choir 2, Chorus 3,4, Refreshment Crew 4-Calvin Hicks, Burnham, General, Class Senate 1, KIP Board 2, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4iJoyce Hill, Homewood, Business, Girls Club 1,2,4-Ruthmary Hille, Midlothian, Academic, Girls Club 2,4, French Club 2,3, Pedagogs 3,4. 163 1 164 . 4 Barbara Hinkey Harry Hobbs Marseille Hocott Patricia Hogeveen Betty Holden Shirley Holden Ann Holtgren Joan Horner Joann Hoskins Gustav Hoyer Jerry Hug Timothy Hughes Gerald Huizenga Muriel Hunt David Hutchinson Raymond Huttig Gerald Jablonski Marilyn Jackson Sylvia Jacob Ann Janz William Jedlicka Joellen Jeffords Alfred Jeske Audrey Johnson Charlotte Johnson Dennis Johnson Gerald Johnson Marilyn Johnson Richard Johnson Robert Johnson Shirley Johnson Jack Jones Marvin Junior Elizabeth Kalkbrenner Gloria Kamphenkel Ronald Kane Anita Kara Betty Kaskie Nancy Kasten Melvin Katten Edward Kaur Gayle Kay Barbara Hinkey, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club Awards 1, 2, 3, Council 2, 3, Refreshment Crew 3, Membership 4, Welfare 3, Chorus 3, 4, Choir 2, French Club 2, 3, Refreshments 3, Pedagogs 4-Harry Hobbs, Ivanhoe, Technical, Bus Guard 1, 2, Hall Guard 2, 3, Campus Patrol 4, Wrestling 1, Swimming 2, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Champs 1, 4fMarseille Hocott, Lansing, General, Girls Club 1, 4-Patricia Hogeveen, South Holland, Busi- ness, Blue Island 1, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Bowling Club 4, Presi- dent 4-Betty Holden, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, T Pins 1, 2, Division Chairman 1, Glee Club 1-Shirley Holden, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, T Pin 1, Glee Club 1. Ann Holtgren, Ivanhoe, Academic, NHS 3,4, Grad. Guide 3, Orchestra Treasurer 4, Band 2,3,4, All-State Orchestra 4, State Music Contest 3, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 2, GAA Board 3,4, Music Librarian 2,3,4- Joan Horner, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Gym Leader 3, Glee Club 1,2, Faculty Asst. 4-Joann Hoskins, Harvey, Academic, Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 3,4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2-Gus Hoyer, Mid- lothian, Academic, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2: Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 3,4, Hall Guard 4fJerry Hug, Tinley Park, General, Boys Club 1,4, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2,3,4, Operetta 2, KIP Forum 4, Hall Guard Captain 4-Timothy Hughes, Harvey, Academic, 54's Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Swimming 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3, Council 3, KIP Forum 3, Class Senate 4, Curtain Going Upw 4. Gerald Huizenga, South Holland, Trade, Boys Club 1,2, Wrestling 1,2- Muriel Hunt, Harvey, General, Choir 1, Girls Club 2, Home Ec. Style Show 3,4, Luncheons 4, Hi-C 2,4-Dave Hutchinson, Tinley Park,Academic, Intra- mural Champs l,4, Spanish Club l,4, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Representative 44 Ray Huttig, Homewood, Academic, Purple X 2,3,4, Chairman 4, HThe Rivalsw 2, Glee Club 2, Chorus 4, Spanish Club Council 4, Class Senate 2, Debate 2, Boys Club 1-Gerald Jablonski, Tinley Park, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Representative 1,2,3, Hall Guard 3, Purple X 4, Class Senate 2, French Club 1,2,4-Marilyn Jackson, Harvey, Academic, Thorntonite Stalin 4, Distributor 2,33 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Awards 1,2,3, Division Chairman 2, Council 1, Magazine Drive 4, Mother-Daughter 1, '4Meet Corliss Archer 2: French Club 1,2. Sylvia Jacob, Dixmoor, General, KIP Forum 1, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Commissioner 4, Division Chairman 3,4, Stand-up 4, Group Meetings 4, Spanish Club 2,3, Thorntonite Distributor 3,4, Frosh Elections 3+Ann Janz, Riverdale, Business, Choir 1, Chorus 2,3,4, Keydets 1, Girls Club 2,3,4- William Jedlicka, Midlothian, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 3,4-Joellcn Jeffords, Tinley Park, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pin 1, German Club 2,3,4, HMeet Corliss Archers' 2, Choir 2+Alfred Jeske, Harvey, Academic, Football 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Hall Guard Captain 4, Boys Club Representative 4-Audrey Johnson, Dolton, General, Majorette 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Girls Club 1,2,'5,4. Charlotte Johnson, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Faculty Asst. 4- Dennis Johnson, Dolton, General, Fenger 1, Los Angeles 2, Boys Club Repre- sentative 4, Projeclion Squad 4fGerald Johnson, Harvey, Technical, Or- chestra 2,3,4, Vice-pres. 4, Class Senate 1, Boys Club 1,3,4, Grad. Usher 3- Marilyn Johnson, Harvey, Academic, Glee Club 1,2, Choir 3,4, German Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4-Richard Johnson, Harvey, General, Bloom 1,2, Hall Guard 4-Robert Johnson, Flossmoor, Technical, Swimming 1, Football 1, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Hall Guard 3,4. ShirleyJohnson, Riverdale, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4iIack Jones, Harvey, General, Murphysboro 1, Hall Guard 3,4, Boys Club 2,3,4fMarvin Junior, Harvey, General, Hall Guard 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4, D.O. Program 4-Elizabeth Kalkbrenner, Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, German Club 3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, MAC 1,2, Latin Club 24Gloria Kamphenkel, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Awards 1,2,3, Commissioner 3,4, Division Chairman 3,4, Marshal 4, Dad-Daughter 4, Deanis Asst. 4, Play Usher 4, Latin Club 2,3, MAC 1,2-Ronald Kane, Markham, General, Boys Club 1,4, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Anita Kara, Markham, Business, Gym Leader 2, Latin Club 2, Girls Club 1,2,3,4-Betty Kaskie, Dolton, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 3,4, GAA 4-Nancy Kasten, Dolton, Academic, Class Senate 3, Treasurer 4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, GAA 1,2,3,4, Gym Leader 3, Footlighters 3,4- Mel Katten, Harvey, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, German Club 3,4, Council 3, Homecoming Bonfire 4, Curtain Going Upw 4, Hall Guard 3,4, KIP Forum 4, Footlighters 44-Edward Kaur, Harvey Business- Gayle Kay, Dolton, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Guide 4, Father-Daughter 4, Spanish Club 1,2. 165 166 Martin Kehle Betty Kern Conrad Kern Margaret Kern Dolores Ketelboeter Barbara Keznoff Carol Kickert Patricia Kirkpatrick Bill Kisner Carol Klenk Gundega Kletnieks Richard Kloskowski John Kluge Henry Kluka Mary Knade Marjorie Koehler Marvin Kollmann Ronald Kollman Barbara Kortge Mary Kostenski Shirley Koster Ronald Krabbe Barbara Kreps Joann Kresl Wayne Kruger Eugene Krygowski Gary Kueber Thomas Kuhl Charles Kutscher Loretta Labno Henry LaBrec Wayne Lackscheide Joy Lambert Darwin Lange Sharon Lange Doris Langhout Janice Larsen Jeanette Larsen Carol Larson Joan Larson Laura LaRue Robert LaRue Martin Kehle, Flossmoor, Academic5 Spanish Club 2,35 Boys Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 3'-Betty Kern, Homewood, Business, Girls Club 1,2, 3,45 Gym Leader 3-Conrad Kern, Dolton, Generalg St. Rita 1,25 Boys Club 3,45 Football 4-Margaret Kern, Ivanhoe, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2, 3,4, Welfare 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Red Cross 2, Seciy. 35 Cafeteria 3fDolores Ketelboeter, Midlothian, Business5 Girls Club 15 German Club 25 Cafeteria 1,2,3,4-Barbara Keznoff, Harvey, Business5 Thorntonite Staff 3,45 Girls Club Council 2,4, Awards 2,3,4, Division Chairman 1, Commissioner 3,45 Welfare 3,45 Spanish Club Vice-pres. 45 GymLeader 35 Glee Club 1, Red Cross 3. Carol Kickert, Dolton, Business5 Girls Club minor ofhcer 1,2,3,4, Speaker 4, T Pins 1,2, Service Award 3, Dance 3, Refreshment Crew 45 Thorntonite Bus. Mgr. 45 German Club 35 GAA 1,2,3,4, Pageant 4-Pat Kirkpatrick, Harvey, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 45 German Club 1,25 GAA 1,2,3, Pageant 45 Hi-C 1,2,35 Red Cross 3-Bill Kisner, Homewood, Aca- demic5 Hirsch 15 Boys Club 2,3,45 Latin Club Senator 2-Carol Klenk, Hazel Crest, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Stand-up 2, Dance 35 Red Cross 15 Glee Club 15 Class Senate 2,45 KIP Forum 35 Faculty Asst. 3,45 Play 4- Gundega Kletnieks, South Holland, Academic5 Leland and Gray Seminary 1,2,3iDick Kloskowski, Harvey, Academic5 NHS 3,4, President 45 Grad. Usher 35 Class Vice-pres. 3,45 Hall Guard Lieutenant 45 Baseball 3,4, Football 3,45 Purple X 3,4. Jon Kluge, Harvey, Academicg Projection Squad 2,3,45 Hall Guard 25 Boys Club 1,25 Spanish Club 2-Henry Kluka, Midlothian, Academic5 Boys Club 1,2,3-Mary Knade, Midlothian, General5 Girls Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 1, Choir 2,3,4-Marjorie Koehler, Tinley Park, Business5 Girls Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3-Marvin Kollmann, Tinley Park, General5 German Club 2,35 Boys Club 4-Ronald Kollman, Harvey, Academic5 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 German Club 2,3. Barbara Kortge, Harvey, General5 Hi-C 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Welfare 45 GAA 25 Deanis Asst. 45 Spanish Club 3-Mary Kostenski, River- dale, Academic5 St. Frances 15 Girls Club 2,3,4, Magazine Drive 35 Spanish Club 25 Thorntonite Distributor 4-Shirley Koster, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 3,4-Ronald Krabbe, Harvey, Technical5 Boys Club 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2-Barbara Kreps, Harvey, Academic5 Thorntonite Editor 4, Distributor 2,35 Harvey Hoofer 45 Class Senate 45 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Board 1, Council 2, Dad-Daughter 45 French Club 2,35 Homecoming 3-Joann Kresl, Harvey, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pin 1, Magazine Drive 15 German Club 1,2,35 Homecoming 3,4. Wayne Kruger, Homewood, Academic5 Class President 4, Secretary 2, First Vice-pres. 35 KIP Board 1,2,35 Boys Club Board 2,45 NHS 3,45 Basketball 1,45 Homecoming 2,3,4, Court 4-Gene Krygowski, Posen, Trade5 Boys Clubg Hall Guard5 Bus Guard-Gary Kueber, Harvey Academic5 NHS 3,4, Graduation Usher 35 Projection Squad 2,3,4, Period Leader 3,4, Asst. Head 45 Latin Club 2,35 Boys Club 15 Camera Club 1-Tom Kuhl, Midlothian, Gen- eralg Calumet High 1,2,3gCharles Kutscher, Harvey, Academic5 Thorntonite Staff 45 Latin Club 25 Hi-C 25 Boys Club 1,2-Loretta Labno, Posen, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pin 1, Refreshment Crew 45 Class Senate 35 GAA 45 Red Cross Treasurer 45 Thorntonite Distributor 3,4. Henry LaBrec, Tinley Park, Technical: Boys Club 1,2,3,4-Wayne Lack- scheide, Midlothian, General5 Griggsvillc High 1,2-Joy Lambert, Harvey, Academic5 Girls Club minor officer 1,2,3,4, Awards 1,2,3, Refreshment Crew 4, Marshal 45 NHS 3,45 Purple X 45 Homecoming Dance 45 Play Mgr. 45 Gym Jam 25 French Club 2,3,4-Darwin Lange, Dolton, Technical5 Boys Club Representative 45 Class Senate 25 Track 15 Refreshment Crew 35 Foot- lighters 1,2 - Sharon Lange, Lansing, Business5 Girls Club 1,4- Doris Langhout, Harvey, General5 Girls Club 1,Z,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Welfare 2,3, Magazine Drive 1,2,3, Chairman 15 Play Usher 45 Gym Leader 35 Red Cross 3,45 KIP Forum 25 Swim Pageant 4. Janice Larsen, Thornton, Business5 Girls Club 1,3,4, Mother Daughter 3- Jeanette Larsen, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Refreshment Crew 15 Gym Leader 35 Library Asst. 1,25 Thorntonite Distributor 45 Cafeteria Asst. 4-Carol Larson, Ivanhoe, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2+Joan Larson, Ivanhoe, Business5 GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Board 4, Large T 4, Pageant 45 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 2, Refreshment Crew 45 Class Senate 15 KIP Forum 4-Laura LaRue, Markham, Business5 H-C President 4, Secretary 35 Choir 2,3,45 T Pin 2, Division Chairman 3, Welfare 4, Play Usher 4, Com- missioner 45 GAA Numeral 15 KIP Forum 3fRobert LaRue, Harvey, Tech- nical5 Wrestling 1,2,35 Hall Guard 2,3,45 Swim Leader 45 Class Senate 45 Game Usher 2,35 Glee Club 1. 167 16 Beverly Laube Shirley Laughlin Beverly Lawrence Bruce Learn Sylvia Lebda Thelma Lehnen William Leib Carol Lentfer Richard Lentfer Beverly Lewis Donna Licht George Liddle Richard Lively james Lloyd Carolyn Long jacob Lotz Al Lowery Myrna Loy Gary Lundin Elaine Lutterman Clarence Lyke Bill Lyon Thomas Mailloux Edward Malecki Larry Malm Marilyn Manow jack Marchello Jean Marek Joyce Marlowe Peter Marra Frederick Marschner Shirley Martin Robert Mason Dorothy Matuszewich Arlene Maurer Carol Maurer Nina Mauro FayelMeagher Bob Mech Sebastian Medrano Lynn Mendenhall Bob Mercer Beverly Laube, Riverdale, Academic, German Club 2,3,4, Girls Club 1,2,3, 4, Mother-Daughter 1,2, Red Cross 3-Shirley Laughlin, Tinley Park, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Dad-Daughter 1,2, Mother-Daughter 2, Glee Club 1,2, Red Cross 2-Beverly Lawrence, Harvey, Business, Creston High 1,2, Girls Club 4-Bruce Learn, Harvey, Trade, Band 1,21 Library 3- Sylvia Lebda, Homewood, Academic, Lourdes 1, Girls Club 3,4, Thorntonite Distributor 4, GAA 4, Footlighters 3fThelma Lehnen, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2. Bill Leib, Ivanhoe, Trade, Class Senate 3, Hall Guard 2, Boys Club 1,2, Intramural Basketball 2+Carol Lentfer, Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 1, T Pin 1, Red Cross 4, Glee Club 2,4, German Club 2,3,4-Rich Lentfer, Ivanhoe, Academic, Footlighters 2, Stage hand 2,3, Intramural Basketball 2, Hallguard 4, Bus Guard 2,3, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 3, German Club 2,3-Beverly Lewis, Harvey, General, Spanish Club 1,2, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, MAC 1-Donna Licht, Midlothian, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Footlighters 2, Play 2, German Club 2, Hi-C 1, Red Cross 4, Library Asst. 1, Glee Club 2-George Liddle, Posen, Trade. Richard Lively, Homewood, Academic, Hall Guard 1,2,3,4, Captain 3, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Football 3, Track 2,3,4, Weight Lifting 4, Wrestling 2- James Lloyd, Harvey, Trade, Glee Club 1,2fCarolyn Long, Harvey, Aca- demic, Girls Club minor officer 2,3,4, Awards 1,2,3,4, Christmas Tag 4, Re- freshment Crew 4, Choir 1, Chorus 2,3,4, Madrigal 4, KIP Forum 4, Gym Leader 3, Latin Club 1,2-Jacob Lotz, Dolton, Vocational, Bus Guard, Boys Club 1,2,3-Al Lowery, Homewood, Academic, Lettermen's President 41 Homecoming Court 4, Boys Club Board 3,4, KIP Board 2,3, NHS 3,4, Hall Guard Commander-in-chief 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Class Vice-pres. 1,2AMyrna Loy, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Minor Officer 3,4, Award 3, MAC 1,3,4, Treasurer 4, Nurses Asst. 2,4, Library Asst. 2,3, Swim Pageant 4. Gary Lundin, Markham, General, Boys Club 1, Hall Guard 4-Elaine Lutterman, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4fClarence Lyke, Harvey, General, Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 3,4, Game Usher 3,4, Homecoming Open House 4, Hall Guard 2, Swimming 1,2, Latin Club 1,2, Spanish Club 4, Boys Club 1,2,4, Intramurals 1,3,4-William Lyon, Harvey, Academic: Orchestra 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Band1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, All-State Band 4, Music Contest 2,3,4, 54's Dance Band 1,2,3,4, German Club 2,3,4, Boys Club 1,2,3,4-Thorras Mailloux, Harvey, General, Basketball 1,2, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Hall Guard 2,3-Eddie Malecki, Harvey, General, Boys Club 1,2. Larry Malm, Harvey, Technical, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4-Marilyn Manow, Oak Forest, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Refreshment Crew 3,4, French Club 2,3-Jack Marchello, Midlothian, Academic, Lettermen,s Second Vice-pres. 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Class Senate 3-Jean Marek, Harvey, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, GAA 1,2,3,4, KIP Forum 1, Footlighters 1,2, Thorntonite Distributor 3,4, Red Cross 2,3,4'- Joyce Marlowe, Dolton, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Board Z, Division Chair- man 4, Refreshment Crew 1,2,3,4, Chairman 4, T Pins 1,2, Service Award 3, Commissioner 3,4, Class Senate 4-Pete Marra, Thornton, Technical, Boys Club 1,2,4, Bowling Club 1, Intramurals 1,2,3, Weight Lifting 4. Fred Marschner, Homewood, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, German Club 2,3,4, KIP Open House 4, Curtain Going Upu 4-Shirley Martin, Dolton, Business, Girls Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3-Bob Mason, Tinley Park, General, Jolietlg Boys Club 4, German Club 3, Hall Guard 3-Dorothy Matus- zewich, Tinley Park, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Spanish Club 2,4-Arlene Maurer, Riverdale, Academic, German Club 1,2,3, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 4, GAA 1-Carol Maurer, Riverdale, Business. Nina Mauro, Blue Island, Business, Spanish Club 1, Pedagogs 3, GAA l,2,3, Girls Club 2,4-Faye Meagher, Harvey, Academic, Morris High 1,2, Girls Club 3,4, Hi-Teens 3,4, GAA 4-Robert Mech, Harvey, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2, Hall Guard 1,2,3-Sebastian Medrano, Blue Island, TradefLynn Mendenhall, Harvey, Academic, 54,s Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Orchestra 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Swimming Team 1,2, Trampoline 2,3,4, Class Senate 4, Boys Club 1,2,3,44Bob Mercer, Posen, General, Mt. Carmel 1,2, Wrestling 3,4, Intramural Basketball 4, Boys Club 3. 169 I Z n 170 Arthur Metzner Willard Meyer Henry Michalski Barbara Mikenas Beverly Miley Anthony Milianta Frank Millspaugh Julia Miskowicz Carolyn Moore Yvonne Moore Donald Morris Richard Morris Susan Morse Roy Mortensen Eugene Motzer James Moy Catherine Mrzlack Eric5Mueller Therese Mueller Leonard Munson Jerry Murawski Virginia Murphy Jeanne Musler Pat Myles jerry McCarty John McCaslin Gail McDermott Warren McElroy Lucius McGill Michael McGill Donald McGul'lin Joyce McIntyre Richard McLean Carole McLellen Dolores Neal Louise Neal Robert Neath Kathleen Neely Carol Nelson Norman Nelson Charlene Newton Ed Nieckula Arthur Metzner, Hazel Crest, Technical, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 3, Hall Guard 4-Willard Meyer, Tinley Park, General, German Club 2,3, Boys Club 4-Henry Michalski, Riverdale, Technical, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Class Senate 1, Bus Guard 2,3-Barbara Mikenas, Harvey, Academic, Latin Club 1,2, KIP Forum 4, Glee Club 1,2, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 1, Gym Leader 3, Library Asst. 4-Beverly Miley, Homewood, Business, Girls Club 1,2,4-Tony Milianta, Dixmoor, Trade. Frank Millspaugh, Ivanhoe, Academic, Fenger 1,2,3, Library Asst. 4-Julia Miskowicz, Harvey, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Style Show 1,2-Carolyn Moore, Harvey, Academic, KIP Secretary 4, Homecoming Court 4, Class Secretary 3, Asst. Secretary 4, May Queen Court 3, Class Party 4, Choir 1, 2, Keydets 2, Chorus 3,4, French Club 2,3gYvonne Moore, Harvey, General, GAA 1,2, MAC 1,2,3, Girls Club 1, Hi-C 1, Footlighters 4-Donald Morris, Harvey, General, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,Z,3,4, Lettermenis Club 1,2,3,4, Boys Club 1,2,3-Raymond Morris, Hazel Crest, Trade, Boys Club 1,2,3,4. Susan Morse, Harvey, Academic, NHS 3,4, Girls Club Secretary 4, May Queen Court 3, Dance 2,3, Minor officer 2,3,4, Purple X Secretary 4, Or- chestra 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, French Club 1,2, Homecoming 2,3-Roy Morten- sen, Tinley Park, Trade, Football 3, Intramural Champs 4, Representative 4, Boys Club 1-Eugene Motzer, Markham, General-James Moy, Blue Island, General, Lane Tech 1, Glenbard 2, Boys Club 3-Catherine Mrzlack, Thorn- ton, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Faculty Asst. 4-Eric Mueller, Midlothian, Academic, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Bookstore 1,2,3,4, Boys Club 1,4, German Club 2. Therese Mueller, Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 2, Stand-up 2,3, Group Meetings 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Choir 1, Operetta 2, Latin Club 1,2,3, German Club 3,4, Variety Show 3+Leonard Munson, Harvey, Tradeilerry Murawski, Thornton, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, German Club 2,3, Ticket Sales 4-Virginia Murphy, Ivanhoe, Academic, Bookstore 1,2,3, French Club 1,2, MAC 1, Girls Club 3,4, Class Senate 2,3iIeanne Musler, Homewood, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Class Senate 1, Choral Groups 1,2,3,4, Keydets 2, Madrigal 3,4, Band 1, Latin Club 2,3, KIP Forum 1, 54's Dance Band 3,4-Patricia Myles, Ivanhoe Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Awards 1,2,3, Division Chairman 3, Board 4, Refreshment Crew 4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Awards 1,2,3, Large T 4, Board 3,4, KIP Forum 4. Jerry McCarty, Harvey, Technical, Boys Club 1,2, Intramural Champs 21 John McCaslin, Ivanhoe, Technical, French Club Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Track 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Representative 4-Gail McDermott, Riverdale, Academic, Cheerleader 3,4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Council 4, Division Chairman 3,4, T Pins 1,2, Mother-Daughter 3, French Club 2,3-Warren McElroy, Tinley Park, GeneralfLucius McGill, Harvey, General, Ceo. Washington Carver 1, Hall Guard 2,4, Boys Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,43 Michael McGill, Harvey, General, Geo. Washington Carver 1, Life-Saving 4, Intramural Manager 1,2, Hall Guard 2,3, Spanish Club 1,2. Don McGuffin, Homewood, Academic, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, KIP Forum 1, Class Senate 2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1-Joyce Mc- Intyre, Homewood, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, MagazineDrive, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Red Cross 1ARichard McLean, Tinley Park, Trade, Hi-C 3,44 Carol McLellen, Homewood, Business, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,2, Style Show 3, KIP Forum 2, Swim Pageant 4, Faculty Asst. 4, Red Cross 1- Dolores Neal, Phoenix, General, Girls Club 1,2,3,4-Louise Neal, Phoenix, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1,3. Bob Neath, Riverdale, General, Boys Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4-Kathleen Neely, Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Minor Oflicer 1,2,4,T Pins 1,2, Refreshment Crew 4, Homecoming Bonfire 4, Latin Club 1,Z,3, KIP Forum 1, MAC 2, Footlighters 2, Play Chairman 4fCarol Nelson, Riverdale, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 4, Red Cross 4, Library Asst. 3, Spanish Club 2,3,4, MAC 1, Pep Section 4, GAA 2,3,4, Pageant 3-Norman Nelson, Homewood, Academic, Boys Club 1,Z,3,4, Representative 4, Hall Guard 3, KIP Forum 3, Lost and Found 3, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, German Club 2,3,4-Charlene Newton, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Spanish Club 2, Latin Club 3,4, Hi-C 3,4, Hi- Teens 4-Edward Nieckula, Phoenix, Trade, Wrestling 1,2, Boys Club 1, Game Usher 4. 171 172 Alex Niemiec Gloria Nilles Ronald Nolan Ronald Nootbaar Linda Norford Joyce Norton Tom Norwich Nancy O'Brien Ruth Olsen George Olson Ray Olson Noel Orcholski Ernest Overs Patricia Oviatt Harold Pagel Therese Pajak Lois Palmgren Shirley Paris George Parker Joan Parmely Barbara Paul Richard Paul Thaddeus Pawlicki Louis Pemberton Robert Perry Donald Peter Geraldine Peterson Shirley Peterson Laura Petrie Ruth Phelps Janet Piel Barbara Pierce Joe Pinger John Pinkul Howard Pippin Judith Podulka Beverly Pokorny Robert Pokracki Darlene Powers Joann Prather Charles Priddy Raymond Proper Alex Niemiec, East Hazelcrest, Generalg Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Lettermenis Club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4-Gloria Nilles, Midlothian, Business5 Spanish Club 35 Girls Club 4-Buddy Nolan, Dolton, Trade5 Red Cross 25 Boys Club Representative 4-Ronald Nootbaar, Harvey, General5 Boys Club 2,45 French Club 35 Hall Guard 2,3,45 Gym Leader 3,45 Eng. Rental Library 1-Linda Norford, Flossmoor, Academic5 Girls Club Council 1,4, T Pins 1,2, Service Award 3, Commissioner 3,4, Mother- Daughter 2,3, Refreshment Crew 4, Stand-up 45 NHS Treasurer 45 Home- coming 3,45 French Club 1,2,3,4-Joyce Norton, Harvey, Generalg Girls Club 1,2,3,4. Tom Norwich,Harvey, Technical5 Mt. Carmel 15 Football 2,3, Track 35 Boys Club 2,3,45 Bowling Club 3-Nancy O,Brien, Harvey, Businessg Girls Club 1,2,4, Welfare 25 Glee Club 1-Ruth Olsen, Markham, Academic5 Class Senate 45 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 15 KIP Forum 25 Spanish Club 25 GAA 1-Grace Olson, Markham, General-Raymond Olson, Dolton, General5 Morton l,2fNoel Orcholski, Oak Forest, General. Earnest Overs, Harvey, Academic5 Wynn High 1iPat Oviatt, Dolton, Aca- demicg NHS 3,45 UN Club officer 3,45 Girls Club Awards l,2,3, Minor Officer 2,3,4, Mother-Daughter 3, Stand-up 4, Commissioner 45 KIP Forum 45 Debate 1,2,35 S'Curtain Going Upi' Asst. DirectoriHarold Pagel, East Hazel Crest, Trade5 Boys Club 1,2-Terry Pajak, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,45 Glee Club 1,25 Red Cross 3,45 KIP Forum 45 Gym Leader 35 Style Show 2- Lois Palmgren, Homewood. Academic5 Parker 1,2, Choir 3, Chorus 4, Keydets 3, Curtain Going Up 45 Girls Club 3,4, Christmas Tags 45 Spanish Club 45 Faculty Asst. 35 GAA 45 Footlighters 4-Shirley Paris, Homewood, Business. George Parker, Harvey, Generalg Boys Club 1,4-Joann Parmely, Harvey, BusinessfBarbara Paul, Riverdale, General5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Division Chairman 2,45 GAA 1,2,45 German Club 2,35 Gym Leader 35 Style Show 1,2- Richard Paul, Oak Forest, General-Ted Pawlicki, Harvey, Academic5 Quigley High 1,2,3-Louis Pemberton, Ivanhoe, D.O. Program 45 Glee Club 15 Boys Club 1,25 Hall Guard 2,3. Robert Perry, Harvey, Academic5 Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Projection Squad 3,45 Camera Club 35 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,3,45 Thorntonite Photographer 3iDon Peter, Homewood, Technical5 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Class Senate 25 KIP Forum 3,45 Football 1, Wrestling 2,3,4- Geraldine Peterson, Harvey, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, T Pins 1,25 Foot- lighters 45 French Club 2,3,45 Red Cross 15 Class Senate 3,45 GAA 3,45 'gCurtain Going Up 45 Gym Leader 3AShirley Peterson, Tinley Park, Generalg Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Mother-Daughter 35 Hi-C 2,3,45 Homecoming Bonfire 3,45 Latin Club 1-Laura Petrie, Phoenix, Academic5 MAC 1,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 GAA 2,3,4-Ralph Phelps, Harvey, Aca-lemic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Hi-C 2. Janet Piel, Harvey, Academic5 Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 45 Girls Club Awards 1,2, Dad-Daughter 4, May Queen Court 35 '4Curtain Going Up 45 Class Senate 1,25 Spanish Club 1,25 Thorntonite Distributor 2,35 Homecoming Coronation 3-Barbara Pierce, Harvey, Business5 Willoughby, Ohio 1,2,35 Girls Club 4-Joe Pinger, Dolton General-John Pinkul, Harvey, General5 Boys Club 15 Footlighters 2-Howard Pippin, Harvey, Academicg Boys Club 1,22 Hall Guard 15 Spanish Club 1-Judy Padulka, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Magazine Drive 15 Glee Club 15 Faculty Asst. 4. Beverly Pokorny, Tinley Park, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Refreshment Crew Chairman 4, T Pins 1,2, Division Chairman 2,4, Council 4, May Queen Court 35 Purple X 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Choir 25 German Club 2-Robert Pokracki, Harvey, Technical5 Boys Club 1,2,35 German Club 2,3,45 Hall Guard 2-Darlene Powers, Harvey, Academic5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4, Torch Pin 3, Council 15 Latin Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,45 KIP Forum 35 Red Cross Vice-Pres. 3,45 Glee Club 15 Pedagogs 45 Library Asst. 3-Jo Ann Prather, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1,2,3,4-Charles Priddy, Harvey, Technical5 Class Senate 15 KIP Forum 25 Boys Club 1,2,3,45 German Club 24 Ray Proper, Lansing, General. 173 : 2 1 174 Joan Quackenbush Betty Randle El Dorothy Rapp Melva Rasmus Beth Ravesloot William Reaugh James Reder Gladys Reeves Gordon Rehberg Marie Reiland Gladys Reill janet Rentner Gene Retzlaff john Reyher John Reynolds William Rhind Jessie Rials William Rich Barbara Ridder James Ries Robert Ritchie Bruce Robbins Marvin Robbins Richard Roberts Alice Robinson Horace Rockett Donna Rockrohr Fred Roettiger Nancy Rohde Marilyn Rose Paul Rozek Mike Ruffolo Donna Ruhlander Jack Runyan Marilyn Rusgis Howard Russell Carolyn Ryan Walter Rybicki Marilyn St. Aubin Ted Sampson Tom Sander Merrill Sauriol Joan Quackenbush, Markham, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, KIP Forum 1-Betty Randle, El, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, MAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Style Show 1, 4-Dorothy Rapp, Dolton, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2-Melva Rasmus, Harvey, Academic, Class Senate 3, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, T Pins 1, 2, Stand-up 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Council 1, GAA 2, 3, 4, Class party 3, Homecoming dance 2- Beth Ravesloot, South Holland, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-C 1, 2, Faculty Asst. 4-William Reaugh, Dolton, Academic, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee giub 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4, Madrigal 4, Class Senate 2, KIP Forum 4, Latin ub 3. James Reder, Tinley Park, Technical, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Footlighters 3-Gladys Reeves, Harvey, General: Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Coun- cil 4, Division Chairman 1, MAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 3, Political Science Club 3, Red Cross 3-Gordon Rehberg, Harvey, Academic, PurpleX3,4, Vice-Pres, 4, KIP Forum 1, Bonfire 4, Class Senate 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Son 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, Chorus 3- Marie Reiland, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 2, 3-Gladys Reill, Harvey, Business, Library asst. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rental Library 4iIanet Rentner, Dolton, Academic: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pageant 41 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Hi-C 2, Foot- lighters 2. Gene Retzlaff, Harvey, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall guard 2, Swimming 1, 2, Track Zi-Iohn Reyher, Oak Forest, Generali-Iack Reynolds, Ivanhoe. General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Game Usher 3, 4: Hall guard 3, 4-Bill Rhind, Homewood, Academic, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, French Club Council 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, Gym Leader 2, 3, 4, Magazine Drive 3-Jessie Rials, Phoenix, General, Carver, 1, Lucy Flower 1, 2, Blue Island 3, French Club 4-Bill Rich, Thornton, General, Boys Club 1, 2, Swimming 2. Barbara Ridder, Lansing, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-C 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1-James Ries, Homewood, Technical, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Asst. Commander-in-Chief 4, Class Senate 4, KIP Forum 2, Safety Committee 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3-Bob Ritchie, Midlothian, General, Boys Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3-Bruce Robbins, Ivanhoe, General: Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, Track 1,2, KIP 1, Class Senate 2-Marvin Robbins, Harvey, Technical-Richard Roberts, Harvey, Technical, Football 1, 2, 2,4, Basketball 1, Tennis 2. Alice Robinson, Homewood, Academic, Graduation Usher 3, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Latin Club 4-Horace Rockett, West Harvey, Trade-Donna Rockrohr, Harvey, Business, Abbotsford, Wis. 2, 3, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, Division chairman 1, GAA 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, Hi-C 1, 2, Red Cross 1, Latin Club 2hFred Roettiger, Riverdale, Technical, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4- Nancy Rohde, Ivanhoe, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division Chairman 2, 3, T Pin 1, Mother-Daughter 3, Stand-up 2, Dad-Daughter 4-Marilyn Rose, Dolton, Business, Glee Club 1, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pins 1. Paul Rozek, Harvey, Business, Football 2, Boys Club 2-Mike Ruffolo, River- dale, Academic, Class Senate 1, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 4, 54's Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3-Donna Ruhlander, Dolton, Business: Gler- Club 1, Choir 2, 3, Keydets 2, 3, Chorus 4, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2- Jack Runyan, Riverdale, Technical, Ticket Sales 4iMarilyn Rusgis, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, KIP Forum 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-captain 4: Last Chance Dance 3+Howard Russell, Riverdale, Technical, Boys Club 1. 2, 4, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Carolyn Ryan, South Holland, Academic, MAC Secretary 3, Vice-pres. 4: Faculty asst. 2, 3, Girls Club 2, 3, Minor officer 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, Welfare Chairman 3, 4, Commissioner 3, 4, Refreshment Crew 4, Marshal 4, Big Sister 4, KIP Forum 4-Walter Rybicki, Posen, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, Projection Squad 4, Bus Guard 2, 3, Game Usher 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 1, 2, Weight Lifting 4-Marylynn St. Aubin, Harvey, Academic, KIP Secretary 3, Board 4, Class Secretary 3, Choral Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, Key- dets 2, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Major OHicer 4, May Queen Court 3, Latin Club Secretary 3, Purple X 4-Ted Sampson, Flossmoor, Academic-Thomas Sander, Harvey, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Merrill Sauriol, Academic: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4. 175 -Q- Erwin Schaefer Carolyn Schafer Elizabeth Scharlau June Schilling Kathleen Schlinger Kenneth Schlinger Jack Schmidt Shirley Schmidt Geraldine Schneider Judy Scholz Florence Schroeder Ferdinand Schuette Kenneth Schuning Carol Schweikert James Scott Edward Sedlak Charles Segneri Ray Seligman Carol Sellin Arlene Sendera Patricia Sendra Dee-Shaffer James Sherman janet Sikora Ruth Silburn Betty Simnick Victor Simonson Carl Slager Walter Smaron Helen Smidt Ellen Smith Geraldine Smith Jean Smith Ruth Smith Alan Sons janel Sopko Helene Sorak Ramona Sowers Dean Spangler William Spangler Edna Sparger Joe Spell Erwin Schaefer, Homewood, Trade-Carolyn Schaefer, Ivanhoe, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, T Pins 1, 2, Division Chairman 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, Purple X 3, 4, German Club 1, 2-Betty Scharlau, Midlothian, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division Chairman 3, GAA 1, Glee Club 2, Hi-C 1- june Schilling, Markham, Academic, Girls Club 1. 2, 3, 4, T Pins 1, 2, Coun- cil 2, Division Chairman 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Thorntonite Adv. Mgr. 4, Distributor 3, Bowling Club 4-Kathy Schlinger, Harvey, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, Red Cross 1, 3, Mag. Drive 1, 3, Bowling Club 4, Stand-up 1, 3, Library Asst. 1, 3, Faculty Asst. 3-Ken Schlinger, Harvey, General, Faculty Asst. 4. Jack Schmidt, Homewood, General, Game Usher 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4- Shirley Schmidt, Hazel Crest, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pine 1, 2, Twirlers 1, 2, 3, Library Asst. 4-Geraldine Schneider, Tinley Park, Aca- demic, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Pedagogs 4-Judy Scholz, Homewood, Academic, Girls Club minor officer 2, 3, Awards 1, 2, 3, Ped- agogs Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Faculty Asst. 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Refresh- ment Chairman 2, GAA 3, Footlighters 4, German Club 3fFlorence Schroe- der, Riverdale, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pins 1, 2, Service Award 3. Commissioner 3, Refreshment Crew 4, Dad-Daughter 2, 3, Mother-Daughter 2, 3, Dance 2, Homecoming 2, Frosh Elections 3-Ferdinand Schuette, Riverdale, Trade, Hall Guard 2, 3, Bus Guard 2, 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ken Schuning, Homewood, Academic, Jackson, Mich. 1, Purple X 4, Bas- ketball 1, Boys Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2-Carole Schweikert, Dolton, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Stand-up 1, 3, 4, Curtain Going Up 4, Pedagogs Treasurer 4, Bowling Club Treasurer 2, French Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Red Cross 4, Homecoming Publicity 3ajames Scott, Homewood, Aca- demic, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 3, KIP Forum 2, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard Captain 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4aEdward Sedlak, Posen, General, Boys Club 1, 2, Hall Guard 2-Chuck Segneri, South Holland, Technical, Senate 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Ray Seligman, Homewood, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 1. Carol Sellin, Riverdale, General, Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Arlene Sendera, Posen, Business, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, GAA 2fPat Sendra, Posen, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Dee Shaffer, Ivanhoe, Academic, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Football 1, KIP 1, 3, Class Senate 2, 3, 4, Refreshment Crew 3, 4, Chairman 3, Gym Leader 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Latin Club lflim Sherman, Tinley Park, Trade, Projec- tion Squad 1, 2, 3, 4fJanet Sikora, Dolton, Business, St. Ann 1, Faculty Asst. 3. Ruthann Silburn, Harvey, Business, Hyde Park 1, 2-Betty Simnick, Ivan- hoe, General, French Club 1, 2, MAC 1, 2, Girls Club 4-Vic Simonsen, Homewood, Academic, 54's Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, KIP Forum 4, Homecoming Dance 4, Golf 4, Hall Guard 4, Spanish Club 1, 2ACarl Slager, Dolton, Trade, Wrestling 2, 3, 4-Walter Smaron, Posen, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4-Helen Smidt, Oak Forest, Business, Girls Club 1. Ellen Smith, Thornton, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pin 1, 2, Division Chairman 4, Thorntonite Distributor 3, Gym Leader 3, 4-Geraldine Smith, Midlothian, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 2, 4, Division Chairman 3, Refreshment Crew 3, 4, Mag. Drive 3, Play Usher 4, T Pins 1,2, Comm. 3, German Club 2, 3, GAA 3, 4-Jean Smith, Ivanhoe, Business, Chicago Vocational 1, Hyde Park 2, Library Asst. 4, GAA 1, 2iRuth Smith, South Holland, Academic, Thorntonite Staff 3, 4, News Editor 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter 3, Stand-up 3, Hi-C Vice-Pres. 2, Treasurer 3, Class Senate 1, Gym Leader 3, Latin Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 4-Alan Sons, Harvey, Academic, KIP Forum 4, French Club 2, 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4-Janel Sopko, Dolton, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pins 1, 2, Footlighters 2, Pedagogs 3, 4, President 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 3, 4, All-State Orchestra 4, GAA 3. Helen Sorak, East Hazel Crest, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pins 1, 2, Refreshment Crew 3, 4, Council 4, Play Usher 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Hi-C 2, 4, MAC 1, Choir 2-Ramona Sowers, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 3, 4-Dean Spangler, South Holland, Trade, Weight Lifting 4, Boys Club 1-William Spangler, Riverdale, Technical, Projection Squad 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 4-Edna Sparger, Harvey, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, Div. Chairman 1, Choir 2, 3, Keydets 2, 3, Chorus 4, Hi-C 4-Joseph Spell, Markham, General, Callahan High School 1, 2, Boys Club 3, 4. 177 w 178 Ann Spencer Nancy Starnper Carol Stanwich Gloria Stedem Marlene Steinmetz Marilyn Stelter Sue Stephenson Margaret Stewart Donald Stohr Richard Stoltz Virginia Stooksbury Stanley Stosek Wilberta Strassenberg Mark Stricker Bill Stuart Richard Suhs Michael Surufka Tim Sutton Audrey Swanson Carol Swanson Ann Swenson Norma Swingler Virginia Szczpankiewicz Ossie Taylor Michelyn Thompson Sharon Thompson Ronnie Threfall Thomas Tobler Richard Toole Jean Troller Don Trykall Lawrence Unger Louis Ursetti Shirley Vagnieres Jon Valbert Donna VanAntwerp Joyce Vanderae Janet VanDerSluys Joan Vandervliet Laverne Vanderwall Thomas VanDommelen Bob Vani Ann Spencer, Homewood, Academic, Bloom 1, 2, French Club 3, 4-Nancy Starnper, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pins 1, 2, Division Chair- man 2, Council 1, Footlighters 2, Spanish Club 2, Thorntonite Staff 4, Dis- tributor 2, 3, Class Float 3, Faculty Asst. 2, 3-Carol Stanwich, Ivanhoe, Academic, Thorntonite Staif 4, Distributor 2, 3, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Coun- cil 2, T Pins 1, 2, Curtain Going Upv 4, Homecoming 3, Last Chance Dance 2, Glee Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2-Gloria Stedem, Riverdale, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, Division Chairman 2, T Pins 1, 2, Service Award 3, German Club 2, 4, Swim Pageant 4, Library 1, Thorntonite Distributor 2, 3, MAC 1, GAA 1, 2, 4-Marlene Steinmetz, Markham, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 4, German Club 1, 2, Red Cross 1, Glee Club 1, 2-Marilyn Stelter, Homewood, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division Chairman 1, T Pins 1, 2, Service Award 3, Red Cross 1, German Club 2, 3, Magazine Drive 31 Thorn- tonite Distributor 3, 4. Sue Stephenson, Harvey, General, Purple X 3, 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 1, Council 2, T Pins 1, 2, Dance 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Footlighters 3-Margaret Stewart, Phoenix, Business, GAA 1, 2, Girls Club 1-Don Stohr, Homewood, Technical, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Richard Stoltz, Markham, Trade, Boys Club 1-Virginia Stooksbury, Lansing, General, Girls Club 1, 4, Hi-C 1, 3, Glee Club 1-Stanley Stosek, Harvey, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2, 3. Wilberta Strassenberg, Dolton, Business, Senate 3, KIP Forum 4, Girls Club 1, 4-Mark Stricker, Harvey, Academic, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Lost 8L Found 3, Bus Guard 3, Pedagogs 4, Magazine Drive 3-Bill Stuart, Harvey, Academic, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, KIP Vice-Pres. 3, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Purple X 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Boys Club Board 3, 4, Treasurer 4, KIP Forum 1, 2fRichard Suhs, Homewood, Academic, Madrigal 4, Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2: NHS 3, 4, Purple X 4, Latin Club 3, 4, President 4, Class Senate 2, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Michael Surufka, Posen, Technical, Hall Guard Officer 3, 4, Bus Guard 2, 3, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 1, Camera Club 1-Tim Sutton, Harvey, Academic, Spanish Club 3, 4, Oflicer 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Operetta 2, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 4, KIP Forum 1, Game Usher 3, 4. Audrey Swanson, Flossmoor, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, Minor Officer 2, 3, 4, Commissioner 3, 4, Welfare Chairman 4, Banquet Speaker 3, Purple X 4, Thorntonite Staff 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4-Carol Swanson, Harvey, Academic, Hi-C 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Girls Club 1, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Gym Leader 3, Style Show 11 Ann Swenson, Hazel Crest, Academic, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Choir 1, German Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, French Club 3, 4, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance 3, Prohles 1, Library 2, 3-Norma Swingler, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 3-Virginia Szczpankiewicz, Harvey, Business, Home Ec. Style Show 2-Ossie Taylor, Harvey, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1. Michelyn Thompson, Harvey, Business, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4, Large T 3, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 3, 4- Sharon Thompson, Hazel Crest, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, MAC 1-Ronnie Threfall, Harvey, Academic, Variety Show 3, Bonfire 3, 4, Boys Club 4, Weight Lifting 4, French Club 2, 3-Thomas Tobler, Matteson, Trade, Boys Club 1, 2-Richard Toole, Flossmoor, Academic, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Trampoline 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Game Usher 4-Jean Troller, Hazel Crest, Academic, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division Chairman 1, gllain 1, Play Usher 4, Stand-up 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, German ub 4. Don Trykall, Harvey, Academic, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 4-Lawrence Unger, Harvey, Trade-Louis Ursetti, Dolton, General, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, KIP Forum 2, 3, Senate 1, Footlighters 1, 2, 3, Red Cross 2, Homecoming 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3- Shirley Vagnieres, Markham, General, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pins 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 4, Library 4-Jon Valbert, Harvey, Academic, Class President 1, Purple X 3, 4, Math Contest Winner 3, NHS 3, 4, Grad- uation Usher 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Senator 1, German Club 3, 4, Council 3, Vice-President 4hDonna Van Antwerp, Tinley Park, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pins 1, 2, Council 3, Division Chairman 4, Refreshment Crew 4, Dad-Daughter 4, GAA 1, 2. Joyce Vanderae, South Holland, Business, Class Senate 1-Janet Van Der- Sluys, Homewood, Academic, Detroit 1, 2, Bloom 2, Girls Club 3, 4, T Pins 3, Council 4, Marshal 4, Curtain Going Upw 4, GAA 3, 4, Pageant 4, Thorn- tonite Staff 4, Glee Club 3, Spanish Club 3-Joan Vandervliet, Homewood, Academic, KIP Forum 2, 3, Girls Club Council 2, 3, Stand-up 1, Loyalty Day 2, T Pins 1, 2, 'gCurtain Going Up' 4, Glee Club 1, Choir 2, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3-LaVerne Vanderwall, Posen, Business, Girls Club 1, 2, Hi-C 1-Tom Van Dommelen, Harvey, Academic, Spanish Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Bob Vani, Midlothian, Academic, Crane Tech 1, French Club 2, 3, Hall Guard 4. 179 Carl VanKanegan Paul VanKley Donald VanMilligan Nancy Vena Harry VerWey Jerome Vestal Bob Waddell Herman Wagner Richard Wajda Joanne Walczek Catherine Walenga Rita Walenga Mary Walker Nancy Walker Judy Walter William Wandrey William Ware Frank Weaver Rose Weber Laverne Weglarz Barbara Weiss Kay Whennen Earl White Jeanette White Dianne Whitman Curtiss Whitted Larry Wilck Glenn Willing Edward Williquette Robert Wilson Shirley Winters Janet Wise Rita Wisniewski Stanley Wojcik Barbara Wolfe Florence Wormser Jack Yavenue Fred York Brooks Young Barbara Zajicek Frank Zator Donald Zawisza Reno Zenere Dorothy Zimdahl Sharon Zirbes Ted Zolty Rita Zulfer Edward Zurek Carl VanKanegan, South Holland, Trade5 Boys Club 4-Paul VanKley, South Holland, Technical5 Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Guard 4-Don Van Milligan, South Holland, Trade-Nancy Vena, Riverdale, Academic5 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Division Chairman 3, T Pins 1, 2, Refreshment Crew 45 'SCurtain Going Upi' 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Class Senate 45 Latin Club 15 MAC 1-Harry VerWey, Tinley Park, Academic5 Boys Club 35 Projection Squad 3, 4-Jerry Vestal, Dolton, Trade5 Boys Club 4. Rob Waddell, Riverdale, Academic: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Club 1, 2, 3, Representative 45 Magazine Drive 2, 3, 45 Homecoming 3-Herman Wagner, Dolton, General5 Boys Club Representative 4fRichard Wajda, Harvey, Gen- eral-Joanne Walczek, Harvey, Academic5 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pins 1, 2, Council 2, 4, Service Award 3, Commissioner 3, 4, Room Chairman 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1-Catherine Walenga, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 2, 3, 4, Division Chairman 1, T Pin 25 Glee Club 1, 2- Rita Walenga, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, T Pin 25 Class Senate 25 Glee Club 1. Mary Ellen Walker, Homewood, Academic5 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pin ll GAA 1, 2, 4, Swim Pageant 45 French Club 1, 25 'gCurtain Going Upu 45 Style Show 3-Nancy Walker, Ivanhoe, Academic5 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Stand-up 2, Group Meetings 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Oflicer 25 Choir 1, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Class Senate 3, Party 35 Swim Pageant 4-Judith Walter, Dolton, Academic5 Magazine Drive 2, Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 2, Council 3, T Pin 25 Glee Club 1, 25 German Club Council 35 Gym Leader 3, 4- Bill Wandrey, Markham, Academic: Boys Club 15 Bowling Club 1-William Ware, Harvey, Academic5 Tilden 1, 25 Boys Club 3, 45 Hall Guard 45 Track 3-Frank Weaver, Homewood, Academicg Spanish Club 15 Latin Club 1, 2: Class Senate 15 Boys Club 2, 3, 4. Rose Weber, Harvey, General5 Nazareth Academy 15 Newburn High 25 Girls Club 35 GAA 3, 45 German Club 3, 4, Council 45 Library 3, 4-LaVerne Weglarz, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Bunny Weiss, Harvey, Academic5 Thorntonite Staff 4, Distributor 2, 35 Footlighters 25 French Club 2, 35 Harvey Hoofers 35 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T Pin 1, 25 Faculty Asst. 25 Junior Float 3-Kay Whennen, Dolton, Business5 Parker 1, 25 Girls Club 45 Faculty Asst. 4-Earl White, Tinley Park, Generalg Westcott Vocational 1, 25 Boys Club 3-Jeannette White, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 2. Dianne Whitman, Riverdale, Academic5 Cheerleader 3, 45 Girls Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Banquet Chairman 4, Division Chairman 45 Latin Club 2. 35 Girls Choir 1, 25 Keydets 25 Thorntonite Distributor 3-Curtis Whitted, Harvey, Generalg Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Wrestling 1, 25 Hall Guard 1, 25 Projection Squad 1, 2, 3, 4-Larry Wilck, South Holland, Academic5 Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2-Glenn Willing, Homewood, Academic5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 45 KIP Forum 1, 2, 45 Lettermenls Treasurer 4-Eddie Williquette, Midlothian, General5 Boys Club 1, 2, 4aRobert Wilson, Homewood, Trade5 Boys Club 1. Shirley Winters, Harvey, Business5 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Faculty Asst. 44 Janet Wise, Lansing, Business5 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library 1-Rita Wis- niewski, Burnham, Business5 Girls Club 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 25 Faculty Asst. 4- Stan Wojcik, Posen, Trade5 Boys Club 15 Bus Guard 1, 25 Hall Guard 1- Barbara Wolfe, Harvey, General5 Taylorville 15 Hammond 25 Washington 35 Girls Club 4-Florence Wormser, Dixmoor, Academicg Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Council 1. Jack Yavenue, Harvey, Academic5 Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 4: Senate 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-Fred York, Dolton, Trade5 Boys Club 15 Intramural Mgr.-Brooks Young, Harvey, Business5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4- Barbara Zajicek, Harvey, Generalg Thorntonite Staff 45 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Footlighters 25 Style Show 1, 25 Glee Club 15 GAA 1, 2-Frank Zator, Tinley Park, General5 Crane 15 Wells 2-Don Zawisza, Posen, Trade5 Hall Guard 25 Campus Patrol 3. Reno Zenere, Thornton, Trade5 Hall Guard 35 Bus Guard 2, 3, 45 Library 15 Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Dorothy Zimdahl, Dolton, Academic5 NHS 3, 45 Grad- uation Usher 35 Purple X 45 g'Curtain Going Up 45 Keydets 1, 25 Madrigal 45 Footlighters Treasurer 45 German Club Vice-President 45 Girls Club Awards 1, 2, 3, Attendance 3-Sharon Zirbes, Tinley Park, Academic5 Girls Club minor oflicer 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, May Queen 35 KIP Forum 3, Board 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Class oflicer 2, 35 Choral Groups 1, 2, 45 GAA Awards 1, 2, 3-Ted Zolty, Phoenix, Trade5 Boys Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Rita Zulfer, Markham, Business5 GAA 1, Gym Leader 3-Edward Zurek, Dixmoor, Trade. 181 SENATE, OFFICERS Row 7: -Ioy Walker, As- sistant seeretary: Bob Hansen, second viee-president: Colleen Dardis, president: Ilene Pajak, secretary: Sharon Davis, treasurer. limo 2: Nancy Man- ville, Carolyn Mellquham, Gene Robertson, Jeanne Thies, Marlene Czarnieki, Nancy Johnson, Karen Adler, Ianis Freese. Row 3: Douglas Richardson. Walter Baggs, Paul lfdqell, john Y'Yillmer. Angelo Panozzo, Roger Groeneveld, Gerald l.eeson, Iohn lN1urehie, Bob Hogan- ieamp, Don Swan. BIUNIORS Two years ago a group of wide-eyed lireshinen were wandering up and down Thorntorfs halls. These freshies are now juniors. This year they have felt the responsibilities and privileges that go with being upperclassinen. They have shone in athletics. They have held oflices in the many clubs. They helped plan the Class party and Proin. They have worked hard on committees for school and club projects. The ,junior year is a busy year and is over before it has begun. And the juniors look forward with pride to next year. 182 Razz: 7: David Abels, Roberta Adams, Sandra Adams. Karen Adler, Betty Aggen, Philip Albee. Row 2: Shirley Albert, Lloyd Allison, Albert Anderson, Nlargot Anderson, Mary .-Xnqellotti. Nancy Apperson. Razz' 3: .Xrteinis Arinatas, Carole Aug- ustine, Frank Babiarz, Louella Baeklin, Wlalter Baggs. Alfred Ballard. Row 11: litiqene Banaszak, Norma Bardo, lldward Barr. Robert Barritt, Denise Beauchamp, Charlotte Begnoelie. Row 5: Janice Bell, lilizabetli Bendle, Richard Bennot. Gerald Besser, Robert Bessett, Edward Bieclzyeki. Row 7: Joyce Bielfeldt, Marshall Bischofii, Ronald Black, Kenneth Blank, Peter Blohme, Alberta Bloomer. Row 2: Arlene Bodkelman, Doris Boer, Lois Boer, Jack Boomsma, Kay Bottorff, Pat Boughton. Row 3: Lucinda Bowman, Raymond Boyens, Joyce Bracken, William Bracken, James Bradley, David Bradshaw. Row 4: Carl Bragg, Madonna Bransuela, Don Braselton, Kathleen Brassneld, Robert Bray, Donald Briggle. Row 5: Kay Brinks, Kathrynn Brock, Frank Bronecke, Jane Broom, Janet Brown, Thomas Brown. Row 5: Jean Bryant, Shirley Buchaus, Barbara Budlove, Mary Buggert, Barbara Bukowski, Shirley Ann Burns. Row 7: Shirley Jean Burns, Jeanne Caldanaro, Joanne Calo, Mary Camp, Joan Canncy, Drollis Cantrell. Row 8: Patricia Carroll, Lester Chaney, Patricia Cherullo, Sylvia Chilcott, Ann Chmielewski, Anita Christian. Row 9 Michael Christian, James Clark, Janet Clark, Thomas Cleveland, Frederick Cliff. Row 70: Eugene Coburn, Goldie Coch- rane, Lois Cohenour, Dolores Colangelo, Marlene Coleman, Mary Coleman. Row 77: Dolores Collett, Carol Cook, Eddy Cook, Robert Cooley, John Cooper. Lynette Corrie. Row 72: Terry Costello, Madeline Coston, Robert Cotner, Bessie Coulombe, Mabel Cowser, Edward Creach. Row 7: Christian Crince, Bennie Crisler, Helen Crisler, Marilyn Crnkovich, Bennie Culbertson, Charles Cullins. Row 2: Ronald Curtis, Marlene Czar- niecki, Zoe Anne Dagenais, Fred Dainty, Colleen Dardis, Sharon Davis. Row 3: Edmund Davison, Betty Dc-Boer, Margie Decker, Ruth Degenhart, Thomas Dehnert, Darlene Dejanovich. Row 4: Lucille DelNagro, Carole De- Ridder, Laddie DeVore, Carol DeVries, Don DeYoung, Marlene DeYoung. Row 5: Erma Dienema, Dale Doll, Donna Doll, Fredrick Donaldson, Howard Doster, Patricia Drenthe. Row 6: Diane Dubois, Charles Duke, Diane Dunlap, Mike Eckstein, Paul lidgell, Nadine Ehlert. Row 7: William Eisele, Sandra lik, Bob lilam, Carol Elmblade, Barbara lilton, Barbara Emrich. Row 8: Janis Ensminger, Ruth linzen- berger, jim Ertle, Marybob Ewan, Janice Fadke, Joyce Falica. Row 9: Nolan Farlow, Barbara Farrant, Marilyn Ferkan, Phyllis Fernandez, Charles Fernando, Bill Fielding. Row 70: Richard Fielding, Luretha Fields, Marshall Fisher, jack Foster, Ray- mond Fox, Beverly Frebel. Row 77: Dorothy Fredrick, Charles Freeman, Linda Freeman, Janis Freese, Daniel Frieling, George Fritz. Row73: Harold Frosch, Margaret Fulker- son, .Ian Galliard, Walter Gannott, Charles Garay, Martha Garner. .g,. Row 7: Carol Gaskin, Martin Geib, Frank Gengo, Shirley George, James Gibson, Evelyn Gifford. Row 2: John Girard, Marilyn Glens, Robert Godwin, Evelyn Goudreau, Dar- lene Graefen, Arland Grant. Row 3: Marilyn Greiner, Charles Gress, Marjorie Griffith, Arlene Griffiths, Roger Groeneveld, Marilyn Gustafson. Row 4: Dale Habenicht, James Hacek, Leland Hamilton, Charles Hammer, La- vonne Haney, Ronald Haney. Row 5: Tony Hannagan, Donald Han- schman, Mary Hansen, Robert Hansen, Janet Harder, Bob Harmon. Row 6: Marilyn Harper, George Harrop, Jerry Harvey, Marlene Havard, Enoch Hawkins, Porter Hay. Row 7: Carol Heberling, Theodore Hedtke, James Hefferman, Gail Heinke, Margaret Heino, Tim Henderson. Row 8: Carol Henrieks, Joyce Herr- mann, Mariann Herrold, Robert Hill, Robert Hillyer, Richard Hodge. Row 9: Edward Hoeksema, James Hoffman, Bobby Hoganeamp, Joyce Holden, Gerald Hollingsworth, Dee Anna Holmes. Row 70.' Carolyn Hommer, Harold Hoover, Dave Hopper, Joy Householder, Larry Howell, Mary Hudson. Row 77.' Roger Huizenga, Rolfe Hunt, Paul Hunter, Ronald Inabnit. Dale Irwin, Wayne Jabaay. Row 72: Beatrice Jackson, Forrest Jack- son, Lee Jacobitz, Nancy Jacobs, Faith Jacobson, Barbara Jager. 186 Row 7: Dorothy Jahn, Gordon Janes, Sandra Jehu, William Jenkins, Alan Jevert, Allan Johnson. Row 2: Barbara Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Paul Johnson, William Johnson, Ann Jones. Row 3: Sandra Jones, Rudy Kainrath, Kathleen Kaiser, Darlene Kaminski, Judy Karsten, Diana Katity. Row 4: Wayne Kausal, Georglyn Kavis, Betty Keith, Carol Kern, Jack Kickert, Robert Kielbasa. Raw 5: Betty Kisler, Charles Klatt, George Klotz, Dorothy Knabel, Mildred Knol, Arlene Koehler. Row 5: Sharon Koehn, Alice Kolb, lidward Kotners, Norma Kowalk, Carl Krause, Donald Krause. Row 7: Marjorie Krause, Marilyn Kri- kan, Richard Krusel, John Kubon, Phyllis Lafferty, Don Lagerborq. Row 8: Donald Lagestee, Gloria Lange, William Langhout, Patricia Langley, Yvonne Langlois, Ronald Larsen. Row 9: Arlene Lau, Delores Lawrence, Vernon Lawson, Janice Layton, Sandra Leach, Edwina Lee. Row 70: Gerald Leeson, Patricia Lenart, Gerald Lenke, Virginia Limestall, Nancy Lincoln, Robert Linse. Row 77: Allan Little, Joyce Little, Wil- liam Lively, Louise Llorens, Paul Locascio, Gayle Lockwood. Row 72: David Logan, Barbara Logsdon, Ricardo Lopez, Norman Lotz, Dave Lovestrand, Sylvia Lowe. Row 7: .Iacqueline Lutz, Carol Lyons, Rodger Maatman, Darryl Mack, Elaine Madsen, David Mahin. Row 2: Allen Mahone, Dennis Malloy, Nancy Manville, Ann Markowicz, Elliot Marovich, William Martin. Row 3: Ed Maslanka, Virginia Mason, Honora Mathews, James May, Barbara Mech, Alfonso Medrano. Row 4: Bill Meginnis, Mary Metevia, Arinda Meyers, Carl Milburn, Barbara Miskowicz, Betty Missal. Row 5: Mary Mokos, Robert Moldal, Sonya Monroe, Cynthia Moore, Richard Moore, Alicia Morgan. Row 6: Allie Morris, Sara Morse, ,Ioseph Mroz, Edward Mrozek, Fredrick Muellttr, Tom Millroney. Row 7: John Murchie, Jere Murphy, Loretta McCarthy, Phillip McClintock, Carolyn Mellquham, janet Mcllwaine. Row 8: Russell McKibben, Donna McMillan, Patricia McNulty, Roy Nagel, George Nash, Leroy Nicholson. Row 9: Judy Nikirk, Edwin Nita, Janet Nolting, Howard Norman, Verna Norton, Frances Novak. Row 70: Mary O'Connor, Maureen O'Connor, Robert Ofcky, Betty Olson, James Olthofl, Margaret Oppelt. Row 77: Marie Ortmueller, Judith Overtoom, Trent Owings, Don Paarlberg, Ronald Paarlberg, Kathleen Paasch. Row 72: Kenneth Paasch, Eugene Pacy- ga, Ethel Page, Ilene Pajak, Charles Pajor, Carole Palmer. Row 7: Angelo Panozzo, Alice Paris, Charlene Parker, Richard Parker, Virginia Paulsen, Elissa Pawlicki, Row 2: Beth Pearson, Tom Pearson, Harold Pearson, Bruce Pegram, John Peiguss, Jana Bell Perkins. Row 3: David Peters, Roger Peters, Thelma Petrusak, Peggy Petticolas, Mary Phebus, Dolores Pinkul. Raw -4: Mariorie Plug, james Pokracki, Leonard Porter, Sandra Potrafke, Eugene Pozdol, Alice Pratt. Row 5: Richard Prete, Fred Propper, Marie Przybysz, Jean Purden, Frances Randle El, Donald Ravesloot, Row 6: George Redman, Ralph Reichel, Charles Reiland, Clara Reynolds, Guy Reynolds, Douglas Richardson. Row 7: James Ridenour, Gordon Ring, ,Ioan Rinken, Robert Roach, Ann Robatto, Eugene Robertson. Row 8: Walter Roehler, Alice Roney, joan Rossing, Richard Rossow, Terry Roycroft, Kathryn Rozek. Row 9: John Rudin, Gillaine St. John, Charlotte Sandvos, Darnell Sanford, Joyce Santefort, Kenneth Santefort. Row 70: Linda Schaefer, Annette Scha- vone, Sandra Scheibling, Barbara Schel- lenberg, Karen Schmidt, Philip Schmidt. Row 77: Dale Schneider, Dennis Schner- ing, Billy Schreiber, Barbara Schuette, William Schultz, Victor Schultze. Row 72: Ronald Schumacher, .Iohn Schwartzkopf, Carol Scott, Mary Scott, liddie Sella. Row 7: Girard Senesac, Shirley Shepard, Norma Sheppard, Ed Shields, Patricia Shuler, Janet Siekman. Row 2: Danny Simkins, Patricia Simnick, Sandra Sitton, Mary Skerry, Sandra Skye, Robert Slevnik. Row 3: Robert Small, Carolyn Smith, Donald Smith, Gary Smith, Jerry Smith, Joyce Smith. Raw 4: Margot Smith, Robert Smith, Sanford Smith, Wayne Smith, Donald Sneed, Joy Songero. Row 5: Larry Sons, Ronald Spellman, Julia Spolar, Ronald Spooner, Johanna Staat, James Stallbohm. Row 6: Richard Starzyk, Dorothy Steffek, Karen Stelter, Clifford Stephens, Richard Sterkowitz, Nancy Stieglitz. Row 7: Cornelia Stoudemire, Carol Sutor, Donald Swan, Sandra Swanson, Margo Swedlcr, Conrad Sweet. Row 8: Irene Swieringa, Joann Swine- hart, Jeanette Sypien, Loretta Sypien, Dorothy Szwet, Dorothy Tanis. Row 9: Larry Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Dale Teeter, Valerie Tellis, Jeanne Thies, John Thies. Row 70: Marquita Thilmont, Gerald Tienstra, Thelma Toberg, Fred Treftz, Francis Triumph, Robert Troester. Row 77: Ronald Tryka, Geraldine Tubacki, Keith Turkington, Thomas Turn- gren, Marilyn Tysse, Nancy Tysse. Row 72: Eileen Valette, Jean Van, Phyllis Van Bruggen, Ruth Vanderaa, Richard Vanderlinden, Donna Vander- wall. Row 7: Seymour Vandeursen, Guy Vandrunen, Don Van Kley, Ronald Van Mynen, Marvin Van Vlymen, Roger Van Vuren. Row 2: Marguerite Verley, Jean Vick, Donald Vidimos, Margaret Wagner, Con- stance Waite, Henry Waldschmidt. Row 3: Arlene Walker, Joy Walker, Thomas Walker, Ronald Wallenius, Robert Walls, Mary Wann. Row 4: Robert Wargin, William Wass- ner, Merilyn Watkins, Jerry Weiser, Patrick Welch, Charles Welivar. Row 5: Richard Wentzel, Joann Werner, Annette Wetmore, Jacqueline Wetmore, David Whiston, David Wickersham. Row 6: Phyllis Wiechart, James Wiers, Raymond Wilck, William Wilford, Wil- liam Wilkes, George Williams. Row 7: Judith Williams, Tommy Wil- liams, Carolee Williamson, John Willmer, Van Wisniewski, Ilene Witvoet. Row 8: Elva Wolf, Sylvia Wolf, Bond Womack, Paul Wood, William Woodard, Elizabeth Woosnam. Row 9: Dean Wyatt, Joseph Zalek, Damon Zander, David Zander, Karen Zander, Jan Zapchenk. Row 70' Ruth Zeilenga, Geraldine Zie- mann, Barbara Ziemba, Ramon Zoller. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE SENATE OFFICERS Razz' 7: Aloan Wlebster, assistant treasurer: Lonnie Austin, treasurer: lackTaradash,seeondvice-president1 Ioyee Mix, presidentg Tim Abraham, first vice-presirlentg Ann Henderson, assistant secretary: Janet Walberg, secretary. Row 2: Geraldine Palumbo, Barbara Chianelli, Peggie Grugett, Bonnie Johnson, Sherrie Findley. Sarah Denison, Barbara Gioconda. Ron' 3: Diane Schmidt, Sandra Nlad- derom, Judy Larson, Sandra Mc- Nair, Dorothy Babiarz, Sue Berke, Truey Voss, hlargaret Contchie. Row 4: Guy l.alTerty, Tom VVal- yoord, Tom Seemayer, Richard Killmer, Jim Veld, Edward Buenis, Charles Truby, Alan Petty, Jim Harvey. ' FRESI-IMAN After a trying freshman year at Thornton, sophomores returned with the feeling of being a part of school. In the fall, class ollicers and senators were elected and the annual sophomore party was hcld in the spring. F RESHMAN SENATE OFFICERS Row 7: Davellennis, vice-presidentg Richard Hayes, president, Jim Ya- venue, secretary, Bill White, treas- urerg Richard Brown, assistant treasurer, Row 2: Sharon Gross, Harriet Smith, Elaine lklarovieh, Ioyee Schmidt, Mab1'a Hebert. iRow 3: Ronnie Beck, Mai'tin Houk, Stuart Turner, Donald Cooley, Tom Walton, Glen Blekfeld. Row ff: Bill Miller, Norman llhlert, Ken De- Grall, Robert Wfyatt, Ronnie Priddy, Richard Owings. Green we call 'em, but what's wrong with being green? Not a thing! Freshmen come to Thornton eager for what lies ahead and anxious to Find their places. During that first year they soon begfin to see what Thornton is all about. l9l l'lNGLISII II, PERIOD 3 IVIRS. BARDOS Row 7: Marlene lfranson, Shirley Hern- beek, Faith Jacobson, Rosemary St. John, Dolores Doll, Carol Klein, Alice Bobb. Razz: 2: ,Iudy Kazen, Sherill Carlson, Sandra hlalm, lNIaCleline Dalton, Caro- line Bowman, Donald Charleston, Kenny Hansen. Row 3: .Ianet YValberg, Betty Patten, Robert VVhennen, Bob Hodge, Clifford Cottrell, ,lames Vyyerberg, John Wagner, Ed Wasik. Row 4: .Iim Ceres, Tim Abraham, ,james Ryley, Theodore Cetner, Richard Kill- mer. .lim Haddon, 'Led Brzinski, 'l'eddy Koralewski, X'VilliaIn Wladdell. ENGLISH II, PERIOD 7 MRS. BENSON Row 7: Gail Miers, Madelyn Palmer, Terry Abraham, Bob Miller, ,Iudith Micthels, Clare Bostwiek, Carol McCaslin. Row 2: Leanne Dt-Line, Mary Nyderek, Carole Carlton, Diane Skidmore, Shirley Vetteriek, l'VilIna Stooksbury, Betty Lincoln. Row 3: Diane Anker, Helena Chiattello, Nancy Burqoyne, Nladge Freclrickson, Karen Swenson, Nlary Vrbaneie, Marion Kala, Donna Pouilly, Row 4.' Barbara Paris, Flora Garrard, Barbara Erickson, Theodore Glowinski, Llyn Lloyd, George McNally, Phyllis Noel, Lenora l7eYVaard. SOPHOMORES l'lNGLISII II, PERIOD 8 MRS. CLARK Raw 7: Doris Lindquist, Deborah Iwiaxwell, Sandra McNair, Charlene Mayerak, Darlene Erffineyer, Shirley Ketelaar, Marjorie: Hadhazy. Row 2: Elaine Grindel, Barbara Higginson, Shirley Markwell, Betty Bremner, Leola Poppel, Carol johnson. Row 3: Jeannine Marchino, Georgia ,lack- son, Carol Lanham, Marilyn Sudds, Shirley Austell, Diane Campbell, Cheryl Turngren. Row 4: Bettyexlo Bowling, George Zimmer- man, ,Iohn ulonkman, jim Veld, Thomas Kee, Gary McGhee, Wayne Paarlberg, Kenneth lNIullins. ENGLISH II, PERIOD 3 MISS COVEY Row 7: Virginia Black, Charlotte Fagan, Donna Panczyk, Charlene Bradley, Bar- bara Batka, Gretchen Boss, Adele Ritsema, Marlene Flo. Row 2: Sharon Hansen, Neeltje Vanlis, Pat Koester, Marcia-Iohnston, Carole Fiedler, Karen Eiselier, Niarlene Bardo, 'l'oni Billadeau. Row 3: lNIerle hlaekey, joan Webster, Audrey Veld, Bill Donahue, Arnold Taylor, Walter Lazuka, Walter Johnson, Ralph Cooper. Razz' 4: Allan McClellan, Carl Keznoff. Lawrence Iwan, Ed Kaczrnarski, john Onak, Mark Hanson, Albert Robinson, Chuck Crowder, Gerald Bauman. ENGLISH II, PERIOD 4 INIISS COVEY Row 7: Barbara Johnson, Sylvia Jones, Marlene Peiguss, Linda DeBeikus, Norma Linz, Helen Dornhecker, Judy DelNagro. Row 2: Judie Anetil, Bette Gurosh, Charles Vink, Jerome Sarnowski, Wayne Van Drunen, John Conley. Raw 3: John Rich, Porter Rogers, Pernell Austin, James Podgorny, Wayne Van Swol, Gerald lfisher, Manuel Currier. Row 4: Jack Stroh, Herman Ayres, Peter Kikkert, John Golden, Dean Harrison, Walter Eustis, John Renner, George Nettles. ENGLISH II, PERIOD I INIISS CRITES Row 7: Pat Davis, Ellen Kalesnekofln, Virginia Stankus, Mary Town, Betty Fleury, Jolean Joyner, Arlene Voss. Row 2: Adair Gilley, Sue Peters, Arlene Kamykowski, Susan Moldal, Lynne Harris. Row 3: Eileen Van Deursen, Sue Berke, Margaret Carr, Ellen Visser, Phil Brooks, Thomas Wlalton, William Dt-Young. Row 4: Michael Riley, Richard Vanson, Kenneth Fritzsche, Ted Juskeviee, Tom Seemayer, Tom Walvoord, Roger Tam- Inen, Alan Bardwick. ENc:I.IsII II, PERIOD 6 MR. GLADSTONE Row 7: Sonja Seheibling, Joan Kadlec, Joann Butorac, Doris Mcllwaine, Marilyn lN'Iurphy, Vickie Sarna, Sandra Mad- derom, Peggie Grugett. Row 2: Carol Burt, Dorothy Flickinger, Barbara Chianelli, Sarah Denison, Sally Edgell, Charmaine Hess, Janet Smith, Jackie Lee. Row 3: Mary Jo Furth, Angeline Obrut, Barbara Bennett, Marion W'ognum, Shir- ley Cooper, Bette Davis, Loretta Pekoz, Helga Velten. Row 4: Joe Gillette, Damon Rockett, Jim Brougham, Stuart Maxwell, Paul Nees, Edward Macieiewski, Robert Dearborn, Dan Delfrank, Downey David. ENGLISH Il, PERIOD 8 INIR. GLADSTONE Row 7.' Linda Aguilar, Olive Johnson, Frances Polka, Marlene Hinze, Judy Larson, Sharon Kelley, Bonnie Nielsen. Row 2: Beverly Bray, Virginia Graves, Gladys Owens, Niaggie Morris, Flornce Golba, Rosalie Forbes, Sarah Farlow. Row 3: Bob Schlueter, Nick Tsatsos, Janice Brown, Charlotte Pearson, Phyllis Se- bestyen, lN1ary Ann Daniuk, I'IazelJones. Raw fl: RutlI Tysse, Chuck Loveless, Chuck Wlakelield, Richard Sutkowski, Melvin Voss, Lee IN'interringer, Leonard Bennett, Guy LafIert'y. wiv if If MN, 4.1 DL C ENGLISH II, PERIOD 6 IWR. GOSS Row 7: Irene Mislich, Bernadine Pettice, Donna Schultz, Geraldine Scheffers, Dar- lene Dreesen, Carol Parchem, Joyce Lauridsen. Row 2: Carmella Manus, Barbara Rahn, Henrietta McKinney, llrnestine Lee, Arlene Brown, Marguerite Kurnmer. Row 3: Carol Metzner, Evelyn McCracken, JIIdy Duffy, Lorraine Beech, Carol Schmidt, Wayne Taylor, George Landis. Row 4: Ronald Borders, Don fVIcGowan, Charles Truby, Henry Baker, Jim Van Evra, James Mean, Alan Le Graff, Joe Congotelli, ENoI,IsII II, PERIOD 2 MISS HENDERSON Row 7: Betty Sherry, Kay I-Iopman, Diane Zarantonello, Don Willson, Jane Anker, Patricia Karas, Carolin Hoglund. Row 2: Mary Montgerard, Janet Zander, Nancy Gouwens, Mary Jones, Joyce Mix. Ramona Parker, Margot Rentner. Row 3: Barbara Webb, Joyce Robson, Norma Cima, Judith Porter, Lorraine Tracy, Marilyn Detweiler. Phyllis Hart- wig, Pat Lawrence. Row 4: Nile Limbaugh, Johnny Paarlberg, Norman Polaskey, Walker Cooper, Alan Petty, James Kernagis, John Sutor. John Tripp. l'iNGI.ISH II, PERIOD I MR. NATTSAS Row 7: Betty Swafford, Patricia Vaughn, Joanne Ihfe, Doris Besse, Carol Stiegman, Donna Witvliet, Betty Yates. Row 2: Geraldine Palumbo, Diane Hamlin, Violet Montbriand, Pat Fones, Patrice Christensen, Louise Hargesheimcr, Helen Farlow. Row 3: Lawrence Mahone, Ralph Buttle, William Kenner, Larry Davis, Al Mc- Laren, Frank Beck, Jerald Burns, Dave Boekcloo, Norman Green. Row 4: Don Carlson, Richard Cargill, Tom Stuart, Jim Dolei, Richard Vander, Ray Wagner, Charles Black, Albert Ferguson, Charles Dawson, 1QNoI,IsH II, PERIOD 4 MR. NATTSAS Row 7: Judy Shoemaker, Jean Boer, Nancy Peddicord, Gloria Sanders, Dorothy Posthumus, Anne Gordon, Sherrie Find- Iey. Rom 2: Theresa Guaccio, Barbara Gio- eonda, Dorothy David, Barbara Hundt, Judy Carlberg, lvlarilyn Siltanen, Bar- bara Burdine. Row 3: Lois Holtgren, Vivienne Marovieh, Jo llllen Liggins, Marge Coutchie, Arlene I-leaps, Bob WVisniewski, Glenn Joncs, John Schrader. Row 4: Charles Pugh, Al Pinger, George Allen, Jim Olsen, Fred Perkins, William Gardiner, Ken Kolb, Jim Harvey. IZNGLISII II, PERIOD 5 INIR. NAT'I'S.XS Row 7: Donald Spindler, Harry Nicholson, Mary Wise, Dorothy Babiarz, Judy Turk, Judy Tysse, Carol Walter, Judie Robbins. Row 2: Janet Iiisele, Helen Anglin, Norma De Boer. Linda Stoudt, Virginia Kabay, Josephine Gaudie, Carol Sloan, Jean Conley. Row 3: John Ronkowski, George Michaels, Frank Krenmuller, Dale Krueger, Donald Walker, Jolm Talaga, Larry Nlorqan, Richard Flores. 160111 4.' Bernard Blulder, Robert Nelson. George Skertieh, Jack Iaradash, Terry Sorensen, Quin Nlorrison, Peter Tanis, Dion Assorson, William Graeber. IlNGI,IsI-I II, PERIOD 4 INIISS POOLIQ Row 7: Marian Oppelt, Patricia Henry, Dolores Broneeke, Helen Baker, Diane Schmidt. Dolores Smith. Razz' 2: Carol Beagle, Mary Ann Klein. Juanita Hawkins, Donnie Davis, Niary Iilliott, Joyce Bailey. Razr: 3: Robert Bischolln, Bob Houehens, Otto Dieekmann, James Garren, John Grider, Jerry Osborne. llnze 7: Charles Smith. Bill Dienema, Fred Kort, IVayne Horgeshiiner, Sammi:- Jones, Victor Chieke, Robert Hauser. l:iNc.iI.IsII II. PERIoD 7 IXIISS POOL!-1 Row 7: Olga Nazlides. hlarkjorie Lyons. Niarianne Grigsby, Gail Vandergriend, Bettye Painter, Arlene Toth, Janiee Vaul. Row 2: IN1argie Zylstra, Pauline Locieero, Carol Grekoff, Deanna Taylor, Pearl Rigoni, Judy Partner. Row 3: IN1ariella Stegenga, Beverly Berndt. Carolyn Kranz, Louise Piekarski, Judy Polo, Carla Fisher, Lee Carlson. Row 4.' Frank 'I'raina, Bruce Albee, John Sobucki. Joseph Zachary. Richard Hurtt, Billy Letzseh. Ifugene Peerbolte, Kenneth Larson. IQNGLISH II, PERIOD 6 MISS RLISSIILL Row 7: Judy Houran, Laurel Pfab, Jim Whitaker, Donald Veldhuizen, Larry Blank, Bill Krueger, Barbara Davis. Row 2: lN1arQie Flood, NIaureen Caldanaro, Ann Henderson, Loretta Ustian. Jo- sephine Horak. LaVerne Janecki, Leona Kossak. Row 3: Peggy W'hite, Barbara WVhitted, Iilaine Allison, Ronald Thompson, Don Stantield, lNIike Nicolai, lidward Starzyk. Raymond Balsam. Rnzz' 4: James Ifirrantello, Ken Vineent. Jim DeYounQ, Lonnie Austin, Larry Bartoszek, Robb Roberts, Paul Baldueei. Tommy Smith. 'Q Q sa I, 'as .gf 1' Jffxfs' ,Af an Q14 , ' , ati F' ENGLISH II, PERIOD 2 NIRS. BARDOS Row 7: Eileen Frundle, Mike Casler, lid- ward Firnhaber, Tor Nolte, lN1innie Hobson, Charlene Hills. Row 2: Wanda Hoover, Sandra Caldanaro, Jacqueline Willson, Armedia Williams, Sandra Krumscheid, Betty Austgen, Row 3: Douglas Wurmnest, Dave Dillner, Jim Mc'l'uclcie, Wayne Schultz. Julius Hayes, Gerald Johnson, Nickie Graves. ENGLISH II, PERIOD 7 MISS COVIQY Row 7: Emily DeKoster, Joanne Coqswell, Marvin Smith, Douglas Schultz, Victor Carr, Phyllis Bridges. Row 2: James l.e Blanc, Kenneth Uehmke, Charles Neal, Gary Waite, Robert Matthews, Ronald Aldridge. Raw 3: Donald Wfoods, Alfred Zurek. John Goddard, Robert Boersma, Coy Low- horn, Herman Von Sande, Ted Rietveld. llNoI.IsII III, PERIOD 2 MISS CRITIZS Row 7: Byron Kutscher, Joseph Ferrara, Mattalynne Dekens, Arline Wilson, Judy Wiegman, Martha Sherman, Wilma Glover. Raw 2: Jeanne Carlin, Patricia Herbst, Carole Caquelin, Rita Kwasny, lWyrna Learn, Sally Suiro, Barbara Kopas. Row 3: Gary Frantz, John Ross, Wlayne Vander Steeg, Harold Kickert, Paul Cerny, Cam Carlson, Jimmy Hundt, Joseph Yadron. l'1NoI.IsII ll, PERIOD 7 MR. GOSS Row 7: lllberl NVilliams, Dave Watson. Calvin Kickert, Maxine Mathews, Ca- therine Nape, Margie Romano. Row 2: YValter Hess, James Amsden, Diane Harris, Charmaine Slusser, Sandra Con- dit, Betty Stir-glitz. Row 3: Bob Sanaghan, Carl Riedel, George Becker, Richard Havens, Daniel Zim- brich, Patrick lVlcCarthy, Teddy Kuta. IiNoI.IsH II, PERIOD 1 MR. GOSS Row 7: Richard Thornber, Gale Schaefer, Barbara Shepard, Shirley Bielenin, Truey Voss, Careatha Golden, Beverly Lotz, Jane -lack. Row 2: Richard Eylander, Karl Schramm, james Burns, Max Bolen, Don Lehman, VValtcr Leadford, Douglas Slager, Andrew Gress. Row 3: Tom Swiatek, George Harrison, Fred Parham, lvlelvin Dabon, George Gurganus, David Hager, Tom I-louts, Iid Ladewig, Bill Wegener. ENoI,IsII II, PERIOD 8 INIISS HURLICY Row 7: Janice Lotz, Kathleen Metevia, Carol Mottinger, Carol Coleman, Deanna Steele, Darlene Cantrell, Lucille Mar- Lowe. Row 2: Pat Gibbons, Shelby Shockley, Geraldine Gierucki, Dick Sirois, Charles Heuring, Lionel Sommer, Robert Noot- baar, Eugene Sadzewicz. Row 3: Donald Schuette, Richard Seput, Roger Schneider, Ralph Seott, Lloyd Calhoun, Kennyjensen, Allan Kuh. Dave Charleston. liNcI.IsII II, PIQRIOD 2 MISS POOLIQ Row 7: Vivian Neal, lilois lillis, Shirley Szkaradek, Barbara Schruby, Rudolf Schneiter, Harold Wilson, Charles Arm- strong. Row 2: Gil Paris, Wlilliam Lindsay, Donald May, James Nelson, Jerry Ross, Rudolph Taylor, Delano Ellison. ILIAINIA3 II, PIQRIQD 3 MISS RUSSIQLI. Row 7: Sharon Slusser, Fran Romine, Joan Koesenia, Connie lXIehorf'zyk, Cyn- thia Coleman, Helen Sutton, Dotty Delia. Row 2: ljvelyn Abbott, DeAnna Lohmever. Audrey Landowski, Betty DeRidder, Richard Wyekciff, Donald Steiner. Row J: Gordon LaRue, Ted Kerkhoven, Bill Kimbro, Dean Dm-Boer, Bill Deady. lim Christian. Jack Blaekeler. sr'llvQ4 .uv - I .,..J N-...af .ff A qv hw 'U 3' 1' f uw Qs I-J 0 Sophomores I-lNoI ISH II, PIQRIOD 8 MISS RUSSIQLI. Razr' 7: Donna Norder, Darleen Lange, Carol Long, Barbara VanDyl4e. Pamela Koch, Gaylene Lundmark, Barbara Bie- lr-cki. Row 2: Diane Sharkey, Judy Halter, Lois Ryd, Beverly Lages, Lela IVheeler,JaII1es Hoffman, Roger Cook, Joe Cernik. Rnzf' 3: Hugh Beattie, Arthur Erikson, Dave Sailors, John Henry, Alphonso Bell, lirl Hoffman, Leigh Grapenthien, lidwarcl Killen. PRESHMEN l'iNll1,ISH I, PI-LRIOD 8 NIRS. BQXRDOS Nazi' 7: Jo Anne lNIakos, lNIargaret Liverett. Judy Ward, Irene Brotan, Carolyn Smith. Shelby X'VIlll?lIl'lS, Reba MilleI'. le1lZf'.?.' Lou lithel Cooper,JoSeplIine llvans. Karen Spaulding, Lennie Slattery, lNIanucl Fernandez, VIYOIHITIY Brandon, Milan Yurasovich. lfnw ,if Lee Roy Bradford, John Novotny, Dan La Vine, Donald Cooley, Herbie I'ull'IHIUQ, Jim lX1eDc'rInott. W'illiaIn Arnold, Maclgett lN1cKinler. l'iX!lI.ISI-I I, PIQRIOD 2 INIISS COVIQY lfnw 7.' Charles lilliott, Robert Johnson, Robert Nevills, Ronald Hawkins, Theresa Christopher, Janice Black, Suzanne Black. Donna Johnson. lfnw 2: Donald Griffith, Joseph Rozek, Terry lidwards, Donald Crisler, Barbara Johnson, Helen Barnes, Delores Gillarm, Phyllis Thoms. Razr' .if lNIarlene ,Iwl,1l'l'1l'1', Shirley Ja Baay. Irene Rzah, X'Vancla Kavis, Carolyn Koster, Roger Korte, Alvin Taylor, Charles Brown, Le lWonte Adkins. l'iNGI.ISH I, PERIOD 4 INIISS CRITES lrnm 7: Donna Jarchow, Sandra Anderson. Joyce Wfilkens, Joanne Nleyer, Dixie Lee Clark, Carrie Grekoff, lflaine Popovich. Sharon Kramer. lfnw 2:Ja1nes Higginson, Nancy Henrnner- ling, Dorothy Lester, Sharon Haines. Janet Wlillialns, Nfalbra Hebert, Carol Clarnlichael, Susie Hunt. Rom 3: Alhert VanDerAa, Donald Hankey. Tom Chulilurk, Albert Ware, William Jouris, LeRoy Gurd, Don Romper Paul Little. l'lNGI.1SII I, V PERIOD T IWR. GOSS Row 7: Joyce hloore, Beverly Capolillo, Pat Smith, Rita Nladgctt, Lowoner Ellison, Annette Grindel, Bonnie Steere, Donna Breivogel. Row 2: Betty Craft, Darlene Savage, Le- wanna Steele, Cornelia Wfade, ,Ierry Brown, Harold Wfoodhall, liddie Wfills, Nlarion Atkinson. 1e0ZU3.' Alvin Christian, Gerald Pekny, Bill Thrush, lNIiehael Bielecki, Kenneth Had- don, liverett Burks. Leonard lNfIedley. X'V'alter Zwiezen, James Flaherty. liwoisisii I, PERIOD 5 MISS POOLR Row 7: Kenneth Bngleman, Richard Grinstcad, -Ioanne Cisson, Lois Bruin, Gloria Cantrell, .Xllene Kessler, Lily lNIae Rosenberqer, Carol W'isniewski, Raw 2: W'allace Garner, Roger Hughes, Richard YN'roblewski, Lonnie Smith, Ray Clark, Bill Simnick, liorato Adkins. Raw 3: Gerald Fritz, Joel Lloyd, Harry Harrison, Reilly Thomsen, Henry Vanderborq, Gerald Van Dyck, Duke Fox, Robert Y'Vest. lixczusii I. PERIOD 5 IXIRS. BARDUS Row 7: ,Iill Riinyan, llileen llmbser, Donna Mikenas, Helen Harrison, Pat Cholcwa, Diana Kausal, Edna Abbott. Row 2: Ida Nash, Oneida Austell, David Nliller, Alice Dienema, Lois Motzer. Row 3: Thomas Robinson, Charles Wficse, Richard Hall, Bill Weiser, Thomas Ursitti. George Pfotcnhauer. Richard Wierzba. Row 4: Charles Leader, Charles Harris, Frank Wlcber. hlilton Wlise, Milt Tucker, Phil Beck. Bill Ferry. IQNGLISII I, PERIOD 7 MRS. BARUOS Row 7: Rosemarie Pretc, Wfinnie Larsen, Barbara Dudman, Billy Brand, Bobby Payne, Clara Chambers, Carol Pearson. Row 2: hlarilynn Kossett, Mary lillyn De- Young. Georgia Stier, Nadine Rakich, Darene Stoneeypher.Victoria Steinhaiier. Row 3: hlarlene Nastav, Barbara Doszak, Barbara Zurek, Howard Wlall, Dennis Ried, Billu Lau, Arno Reichel. Huw 4: 'llhomas Nlislich, Gale Sinclair, W'illiain Boyens, Roger Fisher, David Ankarlo, Forrest Gibson. Paul Nleyering, -Iohn Iurnqreii. .ry ENc:i,1sH I, PICRIOD I MRS, CLARK Row 7.' Sharon lduszynski, Nlarcia Hall, Shirley Hellstroin, Dorothy Stonestreet, Erma Brindza, Sharon Buell, Jeannine Hoekstra. Row 2: Pat Geniusz, Jacqueline Graves, Sally Crabtree, Marcia Pickford, Cathy Smcdley, Budd Starr, Gilbert Swcts. Row 3: Harry Mcllerrnott, Stanley Sikora, Florian Mueller, Ronnie Wfojtanowski, John Calo, Billy Beluschek, Donald Breivogel. Row 4: Phillip Yates, Wfalter Page, Keith Randle, Gerald Van Kovering, Bill Pierce, Paul Johnson, Floyd Stahr, Sam Pavlak. ENGLISH I, P1eR1oD 6 KIISS COVICY Row 7: Leona Cetnar, Helen Labay, Bobby Casey, Bob Strosinski, Bob Enright, Gail Gowcns, Jean Altringer. Roztr 2: Shirley Stroh, Carol Ross, Frances Farruggia, Nancy Heath, lNIary Molnar, Louis Neal. Row 3: Barbara Taylor, Helene Graves, Marie Gant, Lcnore Hanrahan, David Rozek, Larry Wrobel. Rozc' -4: Kenny Blue, 'I'urnerJanes, lillwood Hainc, Arthur Swanson, Vernon Tyler, Paul Koppers, Leonard Kuh. ENGLISH I, PERIOD 5 MISS CRITIQS Row 7: Diane Reid, Dorothy Roggemann, Carolyn Cory, Judith Lyon, Jackie Stedem, lNIarla Perkins, Carolyn lVIcCoy. Row 2: Joyce YValter, Joan Baldwin, Joan Spooner, Flora Jones, Nancy Schoeler, Kathy Baker. 130103: Rosalie Gouwens, Helen lidclhofer, Joy Spartin, Charles Helenberg, W. Devers, Robert Tatgenhorst, Jon Nycle- rek, Richard Johnson. Row Von Allan Carlisle, lNIichael Pallay, William Wfhite, Lenn Hollingsworth, Coleman Boswell, Terry Francis, Ronald Kuykendall, Frank Beal. ENGLISII I, PERIOD 6 BIISS CRITIQS Row 7: Dorothy Ziemba, Judith Poulter, Rose Reyelts, Carolyn Hupe, Shelley Ludwig, Carol Higginson, Carol Brennan. Row 2: Cleo Figley, Nancy Karsten, Nancy Long, Iilyira Kaidy, Rose Bel- monti, biarlene Gouwens, Klary Jo Feldes, Carol Vandenberq. Raw 3: June Rickhoff, lNIary Saxsma, James Schlitz, David Berqlind, Robert lN1ay, Bill Balding, Fred Kiichalesko, John Crouch. Row fl: Frank Kernagis, lXIartin Houk, Bob 'I'ume, Donald Strassenberg, Gene Beier, Fred Koester, Robert Doster, David Corn- well. ENGLISH I, PERIOD 2 MISS PICIRCPI Row 7: Nancy hiorqan, June Prim, .Iudith Karnc-y, Sarah Fulmer, Diane Ziccardi, Lois lx1ll6'llCl', Sur' Rodenburg. Row 2: Darla-nc Cox, Andr:-a Mangancx, Sandra Cicala, Bcverly Van Gorp, Shirlvy Rippcrgfr, lllcanor Redd. Rozt' .if Ditjkit' Owings, .loc Harrill, Samuc-l Kuikcn. Kfclvin YVhittlc, Richard Ertl, Tom Broom, Davc Ghoatc, .Ioscph lXIOdrak. Razr J: David Dennis, Paul Golaszcwski, Elwood Godman, Arthur Klavitcfr, llamvs Rawson. Hall Virgil, -Ian Harkrvador, Roavr fXIartin. lixousn I, Pi-:RloD 5 MISS PICIRCZIC Row 7: Dorothy Bqigrowivz, -Iacqiivlinv Deke-nQ. Gvrald Neville, Norman Krikan, lNIartha Pcrry, .Indy Zesch. Row 2: Mai'y Harrison, Beverly Han'l, .Ioycv Rinki-ma, ,Indith Grzesik, Phyllis Concialdi, R090 Gaudio, Joan Hasik. Razz: .5: Dennis Frikson, William lilliott, -Iohn Hillyvr, Dvnnis Gullinan. Frank Honnner, Hcnry Van Ollnelen, Georqv Krahhe. Ron' 7: Spcrifvr Frvwald, Robvrt Larsrn, IXIauric6 Harris, Thomas hliskowicz. Roy Ryscamp, Ray Gibson, Kcnneth hfoorv, X4ikc' Clifford. Iixorisn I. Pl-.RIOD 8 INIISS PHIRCZIC Row 7: Rosclyn Grvnshaw, Virginia YVal4'nQa, ,limi lldwards. Mary Fritz, lNIyrna fXIc'dley, Garolin Gross, Sur Chilton. Row 2: Susan Johnson, Lois Smart, Carol Anctil, Rose Panozzo, Gwen Gibson. Ruth Hand. Row 3: Jane Hiatt, Patti Oakvs, Betty Hanacek, Diane Kotara, Jim Hardvr, Gerald Schnuckel, Bob Schmidt, Jack Dye. Row al: Rohvrt Arrcdondo, Dennis Danivl- son, Raymond Truichka, Richard Nlorcy, Kcnncth Stclter, Iarnes Sweet, Williziin Spic-s. Norhvrt Gent. Iiarry Canada. Exousu I, PIQRIOD 8 MISS POOLIQ Razz' 7: Pat W'olf, Ann Scott. Sarah Hawk- ins, Kenna-th Sypult, hiichavl Bohh, IN1arion Redd. Razz' 2: Judy Goddard. Loretta Millvr, Diane Hannaqan. Nancy Stewart, Eliza- beth XVoozli'n. Ron' J: Lorraine Paior, .Ianicl Wfann, Sally Sorak. Dvloiscf Dislnukcs, Gathcrvn Glark, Gr-rtrudc Grccn, Jcan Wlooden. Razz' 7: Dia-tc'rI,oosL', Marvin Glauson, Bob Gonzales. W'aynz- Olingvr, Pat Houran, Charlvs Popv, Jcfl' Hinton, Bm-rt YVc'lli-r. Nw v :. ll .w G. B .sr- E, 2 5- ENGLISII I, PERIOD 1 MISS RUSSELL Row 7: Sandra Pilson, Katherine Kala, Janice De Graff, Polly Morton, Paula Calihan. Evelyn Brathrovde. Row 2: Penny Meachum, Betty Maxwell, Honore Keys, Carol Beno, Ann Reynolds, Colleen Curtis. Row 3: Vicki Hite, Joeine Grant, Shirley Hicks, Camille Kloskowski, John Bonner, Barry Green. Row 4: Wayne Deress, Richard Campbell, Edward Behm, Gordon Baer, Alan Van Der Sluys, David McKinley, Carmen Napoli, David DeVries, Nick DeWaard. ENGLISH I, PERIOD 4 MISS RUSSELL Row 7: Barbara Bielby, Phyllis Fiocca, Richard Brown, Donald Schnake, Carolin Patten, Karen Hinrichs, Judith Nelson. Row 2: Dona Meagher, Sally Cheever, Judith Grosky, Phoebe Sieman, Jeanette Boston, Patricia Clegg, Ann Seliga. Row 3: Janice Boychuk, Ronald Morris, Fred Clavio, David Froschauer, Walter Scott, Eugene Silvey, Walter Ross. Row 4: Larry Weaver, Richard Hayes, Glen Blekfeld, Bernard Miskowicz, Wil- liam Heikema, Robert Rehberg, Roger Strefling, Russell LoBue. ENGLISH I, PERIOD 3 MR. UMBAUGH Row 7: Ann Lave, Carol Owen, Rodney Iwema, Ted Kagy, Stuart Turner, Judy Vinsek, Cynthia Blake. Row 2: Ruth De Young, Judy Herman, Audrey Fieldhouse, Judy Rinkema, Joy Blais, Gwendolyn Osbron, Sandra Roberts. Row 3: lNIarilyn Day, Avis Tellis, Ken Lowenberg, Bill Miller, Louis Jurewicz, Terry Smith, Tom Sheldrake. Row 4: Ronnie Alwin, Jerry Stroh, John Juskevice, William Jarosz, William Mason, David Rossate, James Benner, Raymond YValrzynski. NATIONAL HONCR SOCIETY Ray Huttig Marilyn St. Aubin Janet Piel Sharon Zirbes Cliff Deupree Larry Malm Jeanne Musler Earl Anker Bill Baron Alice Bielfeldt Janet Grieg Beverly Hardeway Carolyn Moore Fred Roettiger Sharon Campbell Barbara Hinkey Charles Kutscher Audrey Swanson Barbara Fairbairn Roger Fosdick Therese Mueller Gordon Rehberg Barbara Berke Karen Adler Joyce Bielfeldt Sylvia Chilcott Goldie Cochrane Lois Cohenour Sharon Davis Howard Doster James Ertle Linda Freeman SENIORS Rhae Bielfeldt Dolores Black Gustav Hoyer Alan Sons Ruby Boyette John Kluge Lois Palmgren Jim Ries Helene Sorak Nancy Walker Carol Brand Gerald Jablonski Janel Sopko Elaine Gilchrist Sylvia Jacob Carol Kickert Patricia Myles William Reaugh Carole Schweikert Robert Brush Ronald Carlock David Dalenberg Henry Kluka JUNIORS Robert Godwin Marilyn Greiner Robert Hansen Caryl Heberling Margaret Heino Dorothy-Iahn Judy Karsten Nancy Manville Sonya Monroe Sara Morse Beverly Pokorny Victor Simonsey Norman Brown Florence Carathers Patricia Craig Martha Deruntz Carol Harrison Ruthmary Hille Kathleen Neely Michael Ruffalo Joanna Walczak Robert Bernard Kenneth Bruggeman Marilyn Butler Diane Greenberg Barbara Kreps Joan Larson Barbara Ridder Mark Stricker Jean Troller William Bordeaux Ruth Ellis Lawrence Unger Janet Nolting Trent Owings Kathleen Paasch Ilene Pajak Gordon Ring Linda Schaefer Jeanne Thies John Thies Richard Wentzel 2 2 SOUTH SUBURBAN PLAYS HOST TO THORNTON BUS GUARDS AND SPONSORS 1 H Pfzsyengeff lh NI t Important P rso O B SUUTH SUBURBHH SHFEUJHU LINES IHC. YOUR Transportation Syste A INDEX OF ADVERTISERS BOUIEVQNI Furniture Inc.. . . . , 252 A it P Store ...,....... 261 Emil Center ' ' ' 4 4 4 ' 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 243 Ilgjggiimy gsiwseler' I H ' 4 Ackerman's Plunilting. . . 257 DFS Club ' ' 241 . . ng ons' ' ' ' ' ' , Acme Roofin 231 C, Bradshaw A 4 4 A A A A 217 Dixie Dairy Co. ........ . . 205 1-Xcme Steel. . . 264 Brandt Theatre '--- - - 4 . . 229 Dodd Letter Service ' ' - 225 Active Radio and TV. . . 220 B' D' Bmun' MD- -4---4 i - 251 g0nLmer1f23v'fe:?tiDni' ' ' , Broadway Auto Supply A A A 4 234 uc ess rl a orma . . . . . . . 'Dy' 'CieAiA1'eAAg Hamid B, Bmckv nbvll V A 278 Dutch Kitchen ,.......,.. . . . 263 Alfred's Floyver shop ,,., 223 Buda C0 'PanY ----'-- - - 238 Altherr Construction Co. 256 . . E American Legion ....,.. 259 C C. S. Armington ...,. 265 Calumet C rt A 3' Eagle Store A A A A A A A A A A A A 275 Dr. A. R. Anderson, . . . 208 f 3 'On -'---- - 2 2- 0 Eddiefs Pure 011. A A A A A A 254 Campe Real Estate .,.,....,...,.. 212 . D Ed s Doll House ..... . , 228 B r. T. O. Cantwell. .,.. ..,,.,...., 2 C8 Ed.s Used Care 278 Ch. , A - ....... . . ciIcIaioVAfARxverdale Lumber Co. 248 Equipment Steel Co. A A A A A 274 BA LQ H Radio AAAAAAAAAA 212 Chicago Ri'x!e'raA1ie ' ' Evelyn's Luncheonette , . , . . 278 Bachmann Funeral Home, . . . . 235 cflomewoody A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 226 Grover C' Elmore ------' - ' 267 C. AA Baker VAAAAAAAAAAA 211 Chris Hair Styling. A A 242 Burton Evans ........ . . 208 gang Ogfiofiifngsod ----- Chuck cavaiiini .4... 1 1 1 i 4 4 4 1 259 ar is Otto Op' ' ' Claree Radio Sz TV ..,. 246 F Bastar's Jewelry ,.,,. 267 Clark-Hulett ' I ' 2,33 Beatrice Foods ' 269 Cold Spot I 4 4 I I L 4 I I First National Bank of B.I .. . . 224 Ben Fnfnklintl 1 ' A ' 269 Community Drug Store, , , A 219 First National Bank of Dolton. . . . . 214 Bennof S Servlce Slatlon' 261 Community Pharmacy , , , , , 225 l-irst Trust dz Savings Bank of River- Bfnfgel S Jewelry ' 290 Community Printers ,... , 4 245 dale .,......................,, 234 TAITOKSASYOTH4 A - ls,-ed A, Cordt AAAAAA A - 260 Flexicore Corp. .,............,. . . 276 1 ff ' S OPS 'AA Cowing Bros. Inc. . , 4 227 Flossmoor Super Mart ......... . . 257 gifnl Flattmj ' 'I ' l-oundation Equipment Corp. .... 251 ISS aug in nc' ' ' ' H ' F k .,............. . . 263 Blue Island Publishing Corp ..,. . . 243 D Biirzfraijgine A U H 269 Blue Island-Tinley Park Dairy ...,. 253 I4 reddie-S Cleglaegsi A A A A A 277 Bolfs Texaco Service ......,.... . . 249 Dad Mill Lad TOE Sh0D- - - - 345 lfremouw, Printer. . . . . .232 The Book Shop ,..,..., 229 Dalle Paint dz Hardware. . . . 267 Dr. R. E. Friske. . . . . 208 Bookstore KTTHSJ ..... 240 Delfrank Service Station . . . 242 lfriske Jewelers . . . 213 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Lawyers HENRY C. PIEL DWAIN D. MARSH 182 E. 154th Street Phone: Harvey 4040 WILLIAM B. KANE Lawyer 170 East 154th Street Phone: Harvey 3031 GEO. DENNIS GILLEY Lawyer 128 E. 154th Street Phone: Harvey 5010 BURTON EVANS Lawyer 67 East 154th Street Phone: Harvey 1584 DR A. R. ANDERSON 182 East 154th Street Phone: Harvey 10 DR. T. O. CANTWELL 116 E. 154th Street Phone: Harvey 546 DR. ROBERT F. FRISKE Optometrist 15407 Lexington Ave. Harvey 2899.1 18025 Gottschalk Ave. Homewood 938 ZITEK'S HOME APPLIANCE OAK GLEN RADIO 8r TELEVISION COMPLIMENTS OF ROY'S DON UT SHOP and SALES AND SERVICE CAFE 15408 BROADWAY 18114 Torrence Avenue LANSING, ILLINOIS Where Every Day is Wash Day HOMEWOOD LAUNDROMAT 2023 Ridge Road Homewood, Illinois Phone Lansing 1207 Phone Homewood 1415 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Continued G Hi-Lo Hardware .......... . 245 L R. H. Gimsbergen -'.-l-' 216 Hl-Ridge Service Station .,.. , 253 Lagestee vveldingl 4 ' b V I 4233 GarofaIo's IGA ......,, 248 Hodgman BUSB? -4----4-- - - r 222 Harry A. Lambert , .. 235 Gemrles Shell Service .,.. 251 Hofkstfa Cleamng CO- - - - - 242 Lansing Roller Rink . . . 260 George's Sport Store, .... 234 Holmes Yates and Co' 4 ' ' 228 Lettermen's Club ...,... 256 Germaine Beauty Shoppe. . . 277 Homewood Beoufy Shop '- A' ' 252 Lindell's Sinclair Service. , . 237 Gibson Bros. Motor Sales .... 278 Homewood Budding and Loane - 211 Fred C. Lohse ,.., . , . 257 George R. Gibson - I l h - U V 233 Homewood Florist .,......., . . . 235 Raymond Lon ...4. 232 Giueyvs Hardware V . 263 Homewood Laundromat . . . . . 209 Louarfs Driveqnh 4 . h 234 George D. Gmey Vnnr 208 Homewood Service Center. . . . . . 278 Girls Club -..'.'v'-4.'--'. 221 H. J. Horney Variety Store , . . , . . 256 M Goebel Shoe Store -.--'.-.'-4 237 Howard's Resort .........,. . . . 277 Macander Electric 'IAAA 241 Gouwens Bros. Farm Supply. . . 226 Malloy Fuel C0 --'----- 246 Goweng Implement y ,,.,,,-,- 249 I Marblehead Line Co. , . 263 Great Lakes Screw Corp - ' 230 Illinois Bell Telephone Co. . . . . . 269 Mark? Toggery ' ' ' ' ' ' 276 Greer SIIOD Training . .,., 278 Indianapolis Engraving Co. . . . ..... 279 Mathleu Lumber ' - A - - - 218 Isabel Beauty Shop, , .,..... . . . 275 Matt's Service Station. . . . 246 H Ivanhoe Realty Co. . .. . . . 232 Geo. M. May, Jewelers. . .. 252 Hansen Cleaners' l ' I I I I t I 273 R. VV. Itlcclendon ....... 251 Hansen's Service Station .,.. 248 -I izccgy Pgaigmcy ' ' ' A ' HMWI5 Food Shoo 'A'- 253 Robert F. Jackson, Jeweler . . , . . 253 Mfgwzl SF rex' I I I I 212 Harvey Auto Sales Inc' ' ' 222 Jansma's Bakery . ........ . . . 220 Nflh Fl 0. t I I I I I I I A I I 2-9 Harvey Bowling Club. ..... 219 V A I an' Ons 4'-'-' -'--' f' , John S Market --4-'4-A-4 - 256 Miller cle ners and H tter 240 Harvey Camera Shop ........ 254 ' I 2 a ' 3' S' A. E. Johnson Electric . , . . 18 W E M nt m r v 232 Harvey Currency Exchange ...... 216 Johnson Drugs V I I V 4 ' 2 I n 269 NI' -' Oi go. 6 3 ........ 39 Harvey Federal Savings dr. Loan. . 272 A orflson Furniture j ' 2 Harvey Florist 4 4-4.-A- '---- 4.'- 2 3 3 K AIOIIVP Parts Co. of America .... . 216 Harvey Food Mart ............. 224 Harvey Millwork Co. CDegenhartJ.. 265 Kampen 8: Gouwens, IGA .... . 227 N Harvey Office Supply. ..,,...,.., 234 William B. Kane .......... , . 208 NHUOHQI Bank of HHFVCY- - - 235 Harvey Oil Co. ...... 215 Kerr Funeral Home .....,.,. . 241 R. E. Nelson Inv. ........ 239 Harvey Tribune, ....,,,..... 258 Kinney-Hood Printing Co. , , . 231 Newman UPh0lSf6l'Y -r--4 254 He1en's Shop QHarveyl ....,... 210 KIP ............,,..... . 247 O Helen's Shoppe CHurnewoodb ....... 252 Kline's Dept. Store . . . 242 High-Lgvg' I-'ood Store ,,,,,4,,A 232 Knotty Pine ....... . 267 Oak Glen Radio ....... 209 High School Book Store .,.. 240 Kostel's Shoes . . . . 219 J. VV. Oliver Co. . . 210 209 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS-Continued P S Treharne ck Vlfeiser ......... 215 20th Century Tuxedo Rental ...,... 265 Page Avenue Bakery ......... 215 Safeway Bus Lines .... . . 206 Parent-Teachers Association . . . 275 Sallo's .,.,....,..,..,....... . . 257 BI. A. Pajor Hardware ....... 261 E. L. Sausarnan .............,.... 223 V Parkview Bowling Lanes. . , 277 Arthur S. Severson Constr. Co. . . . . 210 Peerless Dept. Store ..... 228 John Sexton ctr Co. .............,. 271 Van Drimen A1110 Sales ----- 243 Perfection Gear Co. . . 253 Sherwin-VVilliarns .v........,. . . 273 Carl Van Kanagan --.-- 234 Perry's Dinette .,.... 274 Sibley Lumber Co. ......., . . 260 Jeanette S- V311 Kley. - - 217 Pete's Standard Service, . ........ 277 Harry Smith Oldsmobile ,.., . , 278 D- J- V0UdfHC9k A A4- 252 Piel 8: Marsh .................,,.. 208 S. K. Smith Co. ........ . . 271 Pullman Trust 8: Savings Bank. .. 261 Southgate ,..,............ , .. 225 W Purple X ,........... ........., 2 44 So. Holland Bowling Lanes ..... . , 275 So. Holland Trust and Savings ..... 271 vvauyis Certified Grocery I 4 227 Q Sponly's Ivanhoe Texaco Serv. ..... 231 Walt-S Fruit Stand I 232 ' v I f V A K State Bank of Blue Island ..... , . 252 Warput Accordion School' l ' 274 Quality Statluneri Printers . 226 Anton Sterker ...,........ . . 277 W Ssds 261 a ........,....,.... George L. Stone. ...... . . 2:11 Watland Bros. I l U 231 R S' Sgowl ' ' ' ' ' Wausau Lumber. . .. 211 The Ranch ..,....... 263 Ssfifakow ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 249 Whaley's Drive-In .... 218 The Rau Store ....,.. 262 Swms igqhlgg I I U 260 Whistle Stop l A ' 4 A I A A 220 Ray's Service Station . . . 246 L I I l I Whftfi Swan Cleaners' ' ' 246 Regent Service Station 229 W hltmg Corp' ' 270 J. J. Rickhoff CO, I I I 241 T Alice C..Vt'iIkes ..., 267 Rittenhouse all ElI1l1I'PF . . 272 Mac Wllllallls ' 269 Rivvrdnle Chemical CD- I 225 Thomsen Clinic ...,.. . . 239 uvishlflg VVSU ---.4 278 Riverdale Five and Ten . , . 218 TTHS B00kSt0 9 ----, - - 240 vlvyman Gordon ' ' ' ' 268 Earl C. Roeder Hardware. , 223 TTHS Cafetelia ----4'-- - - - 237 Rogers Jews-14-rs ,.-,..., 224 TTHS Evening School . . . . . , 273 Y Rogers Printing Co ..., 280 Thornton Junior College ..... . . . 233 Root Studio ....,..,,..,.. 226 Thornton Book Store 240 Y V L . .......,,. . . . M A 4 V - 239 R002'ner s ICA ............ 214 Tinley Park Businessmens Assn .... 250 Y C ROYS Donut SIIOD 49 Cafe .... 209 Tinley Park Teen Canteen ,.... . . 254 ROSUIYU Shen ,.......,.... 274 Torrence Ave, Shopring Center . . . 263 Z Rulllf' AUU7 S'-IPIIB' . . . . . . 232 Towne Store .......,.,..... . . . . , 219 Arthur Ruff ....., 228 Treasure Island Juvenile Shop .,.,, 259 Zuziak Service Station . 267 HOMEWOOD, ILL. Phone: 568 . . J 14 Builder Since 1922 . 396 J. W. OLIVER St CO. I ll Harvey s Oldest Drug Store HARVEY, ILLINOIS 168 East 154th Street Telephone: Harvey 1 FOUNTAIN LUNCH 210 Posters ............. Phone I-Iorvey 'I96 WAUSAU LUMBER 81 COAL CO. Home of Weyerhouser 4-Square Lumber SOUTH HOLLAND, ILLINOIS Homewood Building 86 Loan Association HOMEVVOOD, ILLINOIS A Good Plone to Invert Your Money . . Baker Ren! Estelle 599 Insurance HoMEs, FARMS 8: VACANT PROPERTY 18661 Dixie Highway Homewood, Illinois Phone: Homewood 1181 Art classes . . . . Basic art . . .. Ceramics ..... , Asst. Superintendent . , . B Band . . . . . . Baseball . . , . Basketball . . . Action ..... Pans ........... Frosh squad .... Soph squad . . . J V squad .... Big 4 oflicers .... Biology Notebooks ,,..,. Showcase ........., Board of Education. . , . . Bookkeeping ,......., Bookstore . ...,...... . . Bowling Club ,..., ..., Boys and Girls Club play. Managers ........... Boys Club ............. Group meeting ,... Officers ,....,. . Boys Glee Club .... . . . .36-37 . . 36 . 37 . . 36 . . 138 ....9e-97 126 ,...11,116-121 29 .. 116 ,. 118 ., 119 . 15 . 31 . 41 , . 139 . 51 . 79 .. ,. 82 ,.. .... 92, 93 . , . 91 ,...68-71 44 .. 68 .,..102-3 INDEX OF PICTURES Boys Phys. Ed. , . . Building supt. . . Bus Guards , , . , Business manager .... C Cafeteria ..... Stal? ...,,,.... Campus Patrol . . . Cheerleaders .... Chemistry ......,.. Class principals ...,. Clubs Div. Page , . . Coaches ,.,...,.,.. Commencement ,,... Curtain Going Up . D Dad-Daughter dinner Dance practice ..... Dates ........., Deans . . , . . Debate class . . . . . Team .......,.... Diapers to Diamonds E Exam day . . . ....129-131 F 149 t 68-9 Faculty ..........,. .,.. 1 -13-147 I 139 Faculty Association , . . . 142 Faculty Tea .,..... 26 Father-Son Stag . , . . 22 Fifty-Fours ...... Flag Day ...... 81 53 ' - 11819 Football ,... . . .110-115 - 149 Action .... 10, 114-115 -H 69 Coaches ..., ., ,110,111 ' ' '46'109 Fans ,..,,.... .... 11 48-9 Froshsquad 113 ' 146 Soph squad .........,.. .... 1 12-13 ' 59 Varsity and JV squad .... ..., 1 10-11 ' 56 Footlighters officers ..,.. , . . 90 - - 136 Play ...,........ ..,, 9 -1, 95 ' ' ' '92' 93 French Club officers. . , , . , , . . 89 Freshman class .....,.,., . . . ,108-20-I Freshman Girls Glee Club. . .... 104-5 Freshman Senate officers. . . , 191 ' 2 Freshman Stand-up . . . 2-1 . 16 . 23 G . 141 . . . 45 Game ushers .....,... . , . 108 78 .,..13-1,135 . 28 General Science ...... German Club initiation. Officers ....,.... , Glee clubs, . Girls Choir Girls Club , 1-19 88 .... SS ,..100-105 .... 102-3 ..., 72-75 211 Secretaries . Board ...,... Chairmen ...... Magazine drive , Omcers ........ Refreshment crew Scholarship ..,.. Stand-up ....,.. Vifelfare ...,.,., Girls Glee Club Sec Girls Glee Club Sec Girls Phys. Ed. . . . Golf ............. Good Humor man . Graduation ushers . . 72 . 74 . . 72 . ,,.. 73, 74 . , . 75 . 18 . 74 . , 24 ,... . 12 . 1 .... ,..... 1 00 .2 ....,,..,.... 101 ,. .10,132-135 ...... . 128 .. 19 ,. 151 Gym leaders. . . ...... . . . 132,33 Hallguarcls. . . Officers , . . , Harvey Hoofers . Hi-C ....,... History panel . . . Hi-Teens ..., Hi-Y ........ Homecoming Bonfire ..., Committee , Court .......... Dance ....,.... King and Queen H . .28, 70-71 60 ' 83 .,..-16, . . 8-I , 4 . 83 . 8.2 -15 2-3 6 . 7 . 27 . 8 INDEX OF PICTURES-Continued Stunts ...,.. Home Economics Clothing lah . , . raculty lunch . . Foods lab ..... Style show . . . Honors Dayi. . Intramural champs . . Managers ..... Junior class ....,. Junior Red Cross , Junior senate, oI'Er:ers,. Jr-Sr Xmas party Junior Varsity Ima d .,.. Ixeyrlcts .... KIP Board . . . Bus . . , . Forum ...,.... Gym-Jani ...... Lost and Found. Officers ..,.... Best Wishes to the Class of I 954 B 81 H RADIO SALES 8g SERVICE 60 East 154th Street Phone: 400 HARVEY, ILLINOIS . 47 ' H 138,39 Language class ..... 41 n 33 Latin Club initiation . . . 13 H43233 Mums ........., 47 Q 23 Ofiicers ...,,.... 88 52 Lettermen's Club . . 108 Library Assts ....... . 80 Notes ......, 31 Lighting crew ..., 91 Lockers ....... 20 . 129 . 129 Madrigal Singers .... , 101 4 I ,182-190 Rlaintenance staff . . 149 86 lN1athniural...,.... 40 -A 1 I U 182 MAC Il'lItIL1t10Il . . . . 57 'H-7,8-9 Officers....,..., 87 I 84 Mixed Chorus ..... 104-5 Mother-Son banquet 22 Music practice , ..... . 17 , . . 100 . . . , ,15, 61 ..,.,26, 62 NHS juniors ,.. 150 . . 60-1 Omcers .... 82 ,...,64,65 Tea 5.2-3 . 63 Nurses assts. . . 86 . 60 Office ...... 87 Insurance Real Estate MATTESON, ILLINOIS e Midwest Store 338 West 170th Street I'Ic:zeI Crest, IIIinois Phone: Harvey 86 WE DELIVER 212 FRI KE JEWELER 114 East 154th Street, Harvey, Illinois Phone: Harvey 1108 O Office practice . . . Staff ......,. Orchestra . . , P Parent-Teachers Assn Pedagogs .....,,.. People Div. Page . . Pep meeting .......... Physical Education Boys ...,.,...... Girls . ..,... . . Physical exams . . . Physics .. .... . Play managers ...... Practice .,.......... Political Science Club . . . Polkateers ....,......, Projection Squad .,.. Puppet show ......, Purple X committee . . . . . 51 . 148 ...98,99 ,. 142 ., 79 .. 136 28-9 ..,129-131 ,...132-5 .. 130 ., 48 .. 91 .. 43 ., 80 .. 79 .. 83 58 . ., 66-7 INDEX OF PICTURES- R Radio speech , . . . Retail selling . . . . . . S School Lawyer . Treasurer .... Senior class ,..,,. Officers, senate , . . Shop classes ,.,,.,. Auto shop .... Big machines .... Drafting ..... Shuffleboard ....... Signing yearbooks . . Social Studies History panel . . . lNIovies ....,... Tape recordings . . Wills ,,.. .,.... Sophomore class ..,. Omcers, senate . . . Spanish Club council ,... Officers ...,,.... Sports Div. Page . . . Stage make-up . , . . Continued . -I 2 .30 .. 130 139 . . . .152-181 . . . .150-1 . . . .3-1. 35 . . 34 . 35 . 35 . . 133 4 57 . . 21 31 . . , .192-198 . . 191 . 14 . 89 , . . . 106 ,...42,91 Swimming .... Varsity .... lfrosh-Soph , . . T Tape recordings ...,. . Tennis ............... Thorntonite distributors . . Staff ....,..,...... Track .,..... Trampoline . . . TV watchers .... Twirlers. ..... . U 124-125. 131 12-I ... 12o .31 128 78-9 ...30,76,77 127 130 2-3 ....16, 108 Unihaugh's office ..... . 13 1fN Club officers ,,. .. . 81 V Valentine dance . . . . 9 W Water pageant ........., . . , ,14, 135 Officers ...,. , , . . . . 66 Stand-up ,.... . . 24 VVeight lifting ,,.... ..,.... . . . . . . 131 Open House .... . , . .66, 67 Style show ...., . . 6, 25 VVhiSp6riI1g CEIlgliSh ClHSSl -4.---- . 21 Pyramid building , , , . . 132 Superintendent . . , . . 138 Wrestling .................. 106, 122-123 213 A Abaire, Donna 152 Abbott, Edna 199 Abbott, Evelyn 197 Abbott, John 201 Abel, Joyce 201 Abels, David 182 Abraham, Terry 60-1, 192 Abraham Tim 61, 118. 129, 191, 192 AdaIIIs, Harold E. 143 Adams, Roberta 182 Adams, Sandra 132-3, 182 Adkins, LeMonte 198 Adkins, Lorato 199 Adler, Karen 27, 78-9, 98, 182 Aftinito, James 69, 152 Aggen, Betty 182 Aguilar, Evangeline 152 Aguilar, Linda 193 Ahrens, Ruth 149 Albee, Bruce 195 Albee, Phil 70, 182 Albers, Roger 83, 152 Albert, Shirley 182 Albrecht, Ellen 94, 152 Albrecht, Joyce 78-9, 152 Alden Delia 94, 150-1, 152 Aldridge, Ronald 196 Allen. George 194 Allison, Elaine 16, 108, 195 Allison, John 110-111. 116, 152 Allison, Lloyd 70, 182 Allison, Verne 116, 152 Altringer, Jean 200 Altringer, Sylvia 104-5, 201 Alwin, Herman F. 142, 143 Alwin, Ronnie 102-3, 119, 204 Amsden, James 196 Anctil, Carol 100, 203 Anctil, Judie 78-9, 193 Anderson, Al 80, 182 Anderson, Margo 80, 132-3, 182 Anderson, Sandra 198 Angelo, Mary 104-5, 201 Angellotti, Mary 182 Anglin, Helen 195 Ankarlo, David 199 Ankarlo, Nanette 152 Anker, Diane 192 Anker, Earl 66-7, 80, 94, 152 Anker, Jane 194 Apperson, Nancy 182 Archer, Sylvia 73, 76, 152 Arendt, Ruth 152 Armatas, Artemis 50, 182 Armbruster, Walter S. 143 Armstrong, Charles 112-113, 118, 197 Armstrong, Patience 152 Arndt, Frank 152 Arnold, William 102-3, 113, 198 Arredondo, Robert 123, 203 Arveson, Bryan 61, 82, 110-11, 121, 124, 150, 151, 152 Aseltine, James E. 36, 143 Ashton. Joan 6, 60-1, 152 Asklund, Mildred 182 Assorson, Dion 195 Atkinson, Harold 123, 201 Atkinson, Marion 199 Atkinson, Paul 70 Augustine, Carole 182 Austell, Oneida 199 Austell, Shirley 192 Austgen, Betty 100, 192 Austin, Lonnie, 101, 104-5, 112- 3, 118, 191, 195 Austin, Pernell 193 Avery, Charles W. 143 Ayres, Anita 152 Ayirgg, Herman 70, 112-3, 123, B Babiarz, Dorothy 78, 191, 195 Babiarz, Frank 70. 182 Babiarz. Patricia 156 INDEX Backlin, Louella 182 Baer, Gordon 204 Baggs, Walter 60-1, 182 Bailey, Gary 70. 104-5, 152 Bailey, Joyce 195 Baker, Donna 78-9, 152 Baker, Helen 195 Baker, Henry 80, 194 Baker, Kathy 200 Bakke, Roberta 152 Balding, William 195 Balducci, Paul 195 Baldwin, Joan 200 Baldwin, Larry 60-1, 85, 152 Ballard, Alfred 182 D Balsam, Ray 112-113, 123, 190 Banaszak, Eugene 182 Banik, Eleanor 152 Bankhead, Willie 106, 110-111, 122, 152 Banoich, Rudy 68-9, 152 Bardo, Norma 182 Bardo, Marlene 192 Bardos, Mary Jane 143 Bardwick, Alan 66-7, 129, 193 Bardwick, Mary 37, 136, 150, 151, 152 Bardwick, Tom 152 Barmore, Sara 143 Barnes, Helen 198 Baron, William 36, 61, 62-3, 150-1, 152 Barr, Edward 182 Barritt, Robert 182 Bartling, Marlene 152 Bartman, Fannie 143 - Bartozek, Larry 112-13, 125, 195 Barwis, Emil B. 143 Bathgate, Victor 152 Batlfa, Barbara 102-3, 192 Bauer, Steve 150-1 Bauman, Frank 110-11, 119, 143 Bauman, Gerald 79, 192 Baumgartner, Sandra 201 Beagle, Carol 195 Beal, Frank 60-1, 96, 200 Beattie, Hugh 198 Beauchamp, Denise 182 Beck, Frank 194 Beck, Phillip 199 Beck, Ronnie 96, 98, 119, 191, 202 Becker, George 196 Beech, Lorraine 86, 101, 194 Begnoche, Charlotte 132-3, 182 Begnoche, Marguerite 143 Behni, Ed 113, 204 Beier, Barbara 89, 94, 150, 151, 152 Beier, Carl 140 Beier, Gene 200 Bejgrowicz, Dorothy 203 Bell, Alphonso 198 Bell, Hubert 125, 201 Bell, Janice 182 Belrraonti, Antonette 51, 150, 5 Belmonti, Rose 200 Beltz, Ethel 182 Beluschek, William 102-3, 200 Bender, Barbara 152 Bender, Janet 202 Bendle, Charles 201 Bendle, Elizabeth 182 Benner, James 204 Bennett, Barbara 100, 193 Bennett, Leonard 193 Bennot, Richard 69, 110-11, 182 Beno, Carol 204 Benson, David 108, 110-11, 152 Benson, Dorothy 152 Benson, Leone H. 143 Berg, Bob 129, 152 Berglind, David 200 - Bergman, Sandra, 47, 104-0, 108, 135, 201 Bergold. Linda 56, 97, 262 Berke, Barbara 152 Berke, Sue 80, 191, 193 Bernard, Robert 96, 97, 98, 152 OUR WISH T0 YoU May We often appear in your plans for the future The First National Bank in Dolton BILOTTVS Fine Shoes and Repairing Tinley Park, Midlothian PALOS HIEGHTS, ILLINOIS ROEGNER'S IGA STORE 3605 216th Street MATTESON, ILLINOIS Skyline 5-4200 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 214 PAGE AVENUE BAKERY 15246 Page Avenue Phone 4196-M .af 4' it FUEL OIL HARVEY OIL CO. 24 Hour Phone Service Harvey 5070 WHOLESALE RETAIL 15900 Wood -SPeCi0'fieS- Treharne 86 Weiser Wedding and Party Cakes Also Large Selection of Coffee Cakes Haberdasherx and Cloliziers Proprietors HARVEY, ILLINOIS INDEX-Continued Bernardini, Donald 152 Bernardini, Joan 74, 104-5, 154 Berndt, Beverly 195 Berschinski, Bette 75, 134, 154 Besse, Doris 194 Besser, Gerald 182 Bessett, Georgia 201 Bessett, Robert 182 Bickley, Dave 70, 154 Biedzycki, Edward 182 Biedzycki, Richard 154 Bielby, Barbara 204 Bielecki, Barbara 198 Bielecki, Michael 199 Bielenin, Shirley 197 Bielfeldt, Alice 89, 93, 94, 154 Bielfeldt, Jovce 66-7, 88, 98, 104-5, 183' Bielfeldt, Rhae 89, 91, 93, 94, 154 Biesboer, Beverly 154 Biesiada, Bernadine 154 Billadeau, Toni 60-1, 192 Birkhead, Sue 60-1, 72, 99, IC4-5, 154 Bischoff, Bernadette 154 Bischoff, Marshall 183 Bischoff, Robert 195 Bishop, Lorraine 154 Black, Mrs. Arthur 142 Black, Charles 194 Black, Dolores 46, 75, 76, 82, 154 Black, Janice 198 Black, Richard 201 Black, Ronald 183 Black, Suzanne 198 Black, Thomas 112-113 Black, Virginia 101 Blackeler, Jack 197 Blaha, Robert 111, 113, 118, 143 Blais, Joy 204 Blake, Cynthia 204 Blake, John 149 Blake, Nancy 100 Blandin. Larry 86, 154 Blank, Kenneth 183 Blank, Larry 112-113, 125, 195 Blekfeld, Glen 80, 102-3, 191 204 Bloechl, John 154 Blohme, Pete 70, 110-111, 183 Bloom, Raymond 102-3, 201 Bloomer, Alberta 86, 183 Blue, Ken 125, 200 Bobb, Alice 192 Bobb, Michael 203 Bode, Virgil 154 Bockelman, Arlene 183 Bodza, Carl 201 Bodza, Margaret 154 Boekeloo, David 194 Boer, Doris 183 Boer, Jean 194 Boer, Lois 183 Boersma, Robert 196 Bogan, Dolores 148 Bohn, Edward 102-3, 113, 119, 202 Bohn, Georgene 80, 154 Boivin, Imogene 51, 154 Boland, Barbara 154 Bolen, Max 197 Bonner, John 204 Boomsma., Jack 183 Boothe, Richard 154 Bordeaux, William 94, 154 Borders, Ronald 68-9, 84, 194 Borgarding, Don 83 Boss, Gretchen 192 Boston, Jeanette 204 Bostwick, Clare 192 Boswell, Charles 202 Boswell, Coleman 200 Bottorff, Kay 183 Botts, Joseph T. 142 Boudreau, Barbara 60-1, 104-5, 202 Boudreau, Marguerite E. 149 Boudreau, William 183 Boughton, Pat 38 Bowen, James 183 Bowers, Leo V. 143 Bowling, Betty 39, 192 Bowman, Caroline 192 Bowman, Lucinda 183 Boychuk, Janice 132, 204 Boyens, Raymond 81, 110-11, 183 Boyens, William 83, 199 Boyette, Ruby 7, 66-7, 78-9, 93, 154 Bracken, Joyce 183 Bracken, William 183 Bracy, Bill 96, 154 Bradford, Joan 78-9, 154 Bradford, Lee Roy 198 Bradley, Charlene 80, 192 Bradley, James 183 Bradshaw, David 104-5, 183 Brady, Fred 202 Bragg, Carl 183 Brand, Carol 154 Brand, William 199 Brandon, Thomas 198 Bransuela, Madonna 183 Braselton, Donald 13, 116, 183 Brassfield, Kathleen 183 Brathoude, Evelyn 104-5, 204 Braughton, Jane 201 Braun, Binnie 66-7, 75, 76-7, 98, 99, 150, 151, 154 Bray, Beverly 193 Bray, James 202 Bray, Robert 110-111, 183 Breivogel, Donna 10, 199 Breivogel, Donald 200 Bremner, Betty 39, 192 Brennan, Carol 200 Brennan, Nancy 99, 154 Bridges, Janet 451 Bridges, Phyllis 196 Briggle, Donald 183 Brindza, Erma 200 Brinks, Kay 183 Britton, Lawrence 143 Brock, Kathryn 60-1, 88, 182 Broneke, Dolores 102-3, 195 Broneke, Frank 183 Brookley, A. C. 31, 143 Brooks, Phillip 60-1, 193 Broom, Jane 183 Broom, Thomas 203 Brotan, Irene 198 Brotan, Mary 51, 154 Brougham, James 96, 193 Brown, Arlene 194 Brown, Charles 198 Brown, Elaine H. 82, 154 Brown, Elaine C. 154 Brown, Janet 100, 102-3, 183 Brown, Janice 193 Brown, Jerry 102-3, 125, 199 Brown, Joan 74, 75, 86, 94, 95, 150, 151, 154 Brown, Larry 151 Brown, Norman 66-7, 104-5, 15C-1, 151, 154 Brown, Richard 99, 113, 119, 191, 204 Brown, Ruth 66-7, 1-13 Brown, Thomas 70, 183 Bruggeman, Kenneth 154 Bruin, Lois 199 Brush, Robert 83, 154 Brushfield, Elizabeth 142, 1-13 Bryant, Jean 183 Brzinski, Leonard 110-111 Brzinski, Ted 192 Brzoska, Richard 202 Buchaus, Charles 154 Buchaus, Shirley 183 Buckman, Charles 66-7, 70, 154 Bucnis, Ed 112-113, 191 Budlove, Barbara 183 215 Buell, Sharon 100, 200 Buggert, Mary 183 Bukowski, Barbara 95, 183 Bultema, Joyce 202 Bunch, Fred 7, 15, 68, 108, 110- 11, 122, 154 Burcline, Barbara 96, 194 Burdine. Fred J. 142, 143 Burge, Roger 202 Burgoyne, Nancy 192 Burke, John 201 Burke, Kenneth 154 Burks, Everett 199 Burns, James 197 Burns, Jerald 194 Burns, Robert E. 149 Burns, Shirley Ann 183 Burns, Shirley Jean 183 Burt, Carol 97, 193 Burton, Harriet 148 Buss, Glenda 80, 104-5, 202 Butler, Marilyn 12, 73, 76-7, 133, 154, 240 Butorac, Joann 86, 100, 193 Butterfield, Veryl 70, 154 Buttle, Ralph 194 Buttle, Rosemarie 154 Button, Joyce 154 C Cadieux, Yvonne 16, 78-9, 156 Caldanaro, Jack 156 Caldanaro, Jeanne 183 Caldanaro, Maureen 195 Caldanaro, Sandra 192 Calhoun, Lloyd 197 Calihan, Paula 104-5, 20-l Callaghan, Thomas 156 Callas, Peter 156 Cafgf3Joanne 1C0, 102-3, 132-3, Calo. John 200 INDEX- Camp, Rlalva 78-9 Camp, ltlary 183 Campbell, Diane 102-3, 192 Campbell, Richard 83, 204 Campbell, Sharon 20, 30, 62-3, 66-7, 76, 156 Canada, Larry 96, 263 Canney, .loan 132-3, 183 Cantrell, Darlene 197 Cantrell, Drollis 183 Cantrell, Gloria 199 Capolillo, Beverly 10, 199 Cappellano, Malinda 201 Caquclin, Carole 196 Cafaghers, Florence 74, 104-5, 5 Caress, Jurly 150-1, 156 Cargill, Richard 70, 83, 129, 194 Carlberg, Judy 194 Carlin, Jeanne 102-3, 196 Carlisle, Von Allen 200 Carlock, Ronald 116, 156 Carlson, Cam 83, 196 Carlson, David 156, 194 Carlson, John 156 Carlson, Lee 195 Calrson, Sherill 102-3, 192 Carlton, Carole 192 Carmichael, Carol 198 Carr, Margaret 78-9, 193 Carr, Victor 196 Carraro, Jack 156 Carreon. Cenobio 131, 156 Carroll. Patt 78-9, 109, 183 Casey, Robert 119, 200 Casey, Shirley 156 Casler, Mike 102-3, 192 Cent, Norbert 113, 203 Centers, Alice 46, 82, 156 Centers, Gregory 201 Ceres, Betty 51, 134, 156 Ceres, Jim 112-13, 192 Cernik, Joe 83, 68-9, 198 Cerny, Paul 196 Continued Cetnar, Leona 200 Cetner, Theodore 70, 129, 192 Chadwick, Linda 104-5, 201 Chambers, Clara 199 Chance, Lyda 27, 156 Chaney, Lenore 156 Chaney, Lester 116, 183 Charleston, David 197 Charleston, Donald 192 Charlton, Jacqueline 104-5, 201 Chatlas, Carole 156 Cheever, Sally 204 Cherullo, Patricia 183 Chesser, John 83, 1C2-3, 201 Chianelli, Barbara 86, 191, 193 Chiatello, Helen 192 Chiattello, ltlarion 202 Chicke, Victor 195 Chilcott, Sylvia 78-9, 183 Chilton, Sue 110, 135, 203 Clqigzer, Nance 46, 78-9, 109, Chlebicki, Sylvia 156, 202 Chmielewski, Ann 183 Choate, David 102-3, 123, 203 Cholewa, Patricia 199 Christensen Patrice 194 Clargsatian, Alvin 83, 123, 129 Christian, Anita 88, 104-5, 183 Christian, Betty 156 Christian, James 197 Christian, Michael 183 Christianson, Mary 156 Christopher, Theresa 198 Chulihrk, Thomas 113, 198 Cicala, Sandra 104-5, 203 Cienkus, Toni 16, 58, 73, 93, 94, 95, 156 Cima, Norma 194 Cima, Robert 156 Cisson, Joanne 199 Clark, Ann M. 143 Clark, Catheren 203 Clark, Dixie Lee 198 Clark, George 51, 143 Clark, James 183 Clark, Janet 96, 183 Clark, Lanelle 2, 156 Clark, Ray 199 Clark, Thomas 91, 124, 183 Clauson, Marvin 203 Clavio, Fred 204 Clegg, Patricia 204 Cleveland, Thomas 183 Clifford, ltlike 203 Clifford, Sarah 156 Clift, Frederick 183 Cobb, Jerry 201 Coburn, Eugene 183 Cochrane, Goldie 66-7, 89, 99, 10-1-5, 183 Cofliancl, ltlary 143 Cogswell, Joanne 196 Cohenour, Lois 61, 72, 75, 78-9, 109, 183 Colangelo, Dolores 183 Coleman, Carol 100, 197 Coleman, Cynthia 197 Coleman, Marlene 101, 183 Coleman, Mary 183 Coleman, Rosemary 183 Cog?-gt, Dolores 18, 80, 102-3, Comegys, Mary 143 Concialdi, Phyllis 203 Condit, Sandra 196 Congotelli, Joe 194 Conley, Jean 195 Conley, John 193 Conley, Judith 156 Conner, Jackie 73, 86, 87, 156 Cook, Carol 104-5, 183 Cook, Eddy 183 Cook, Roger 198 Colrggy, Donald 113, 119, 191, Cooley, Robert 183 Motive Parts Company of America, Inc. HARVEY Automobile Replacement Parts Machine Shop Service LOUIS SHILLING, lMlANAGER 15248 Broadway Ph. Harvey 2990-91 Courtesy - Qualify - Service R. H. GANSBERGEN Wallpaper 8 Paint Dutch Boy - Stondord - Spred Satin 2040 Ridge Road l-lomewood, illinois Harvey Currency Exchange 210 E. 154th St. Harvey, III. Under State Supervision Drivers License Service Auto License Service Photostotic Copies Travelers Checks Money Orders 216 Compliments of C. BRADSI-IAW Inc. Sales - - - Service 154th and Ashland Avenue HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone: Harvey 3600 Barb 's Cotton Shop 66 East 154th Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone: Harvey 474412 Dresses, 9-52 - 52.98 - 56.98 Hose Skirts Collars Blouses eanette S. Van Kley Insurance 15838 South Park Avenue SOUTH HOLLAND, 1LLI Harvey 3030 NOIS Cooper, Frances 38, 156 Cooper, Hattie 113 Cooper, John 110-11, 183 Cooper, Lou Ethel 198 Cooper, Ralph 123, 192 Cooper, Shirley 193 Cooper, Walker 119, 194 Copley, Stanley J. 143 Coppenger, Carl J. 149 Corcoran, Shirley 60-1 Corcoran, William 202 Corlew, Fred 149 Cornwell, David 125, 200 Colrgge, Lynnette 102-3, 109, Cory, Carolyn 100, 200 Costello, Terry 183 Coston, Madeline 183 Cotner, Robert 183 Cottrell, Clifford 192 Coulombe, Bessie 183 Coxgchie, Margaret 78-9, 191, 1 4 Covey, Joy H. 143 Cowser, Mabel 183 Cox, Darlene 203 Crabtree, Sally 192 Craft, Betty 199 Craig, Patricia 6, 12, 60-1, 62-3, 73, 76-7, 133, 156, 274 Crain, Eugene 156 Crawford, Carol 60-1, 100, 202 Crawford, Jean 100, 202 Crawford, Pingree 156 Creach, Ed 116, 183 Crenshaw, Roselynn 36, 104-5, 203 Crince, Christian 184 Crisler, Ben 110-1, 120, 122, 184 Crisler, Donald 123, 198 Crisler, Helen 184 Crites, Vera A. 66-7, 143 Crnkovich, Marilyn 184 Cross, Carolin 203 Crouch, John 200 Crowder, Charles 192 INDEX!- Cuffe, Marion 50, 104-5, 156 Culbertson, Bennie 132-3, 184 Cullinan, Dennis 125, 203 Cullins, Charles 116, 184 Currier, Manuel 97, 193 Curry, Donald 90, 91, 104-5, 150-1, 156 Curtiss, Colleen 104-5, 204 Curtiss, Donna 156 Curtis, Ronald 83, 91, 104-5, 184 Czarniecki, Marlene 182, 184 Czech, Ted 57, 106, 111, 113, 122, 143 Czernik, Daniel 70, 156 Czyl, Stanley 156 D Daanen, Cecily 7, 15, 23, 66-7 72, 150, 156, 221 Daanen, Ralph 23 Dabon, Melvin 112-13, 197 Dagenais, Zoe Anne 184 Dainty, Fred 184 Dalenberg, David 151, 156 Dal Santo, Craig 156 Dalton, Madeline 192 Damez, Frank 70, 156 Damez, Hazel 60-1, 156 Danielson, Dennis 203 Danielson, Richard 158 Daniuk, Maryann 54, 193 Danrich, David 129. 202 Danyus, Louella 202 Dardis, Colleen 72, 134, 182 184 David, Dorothy 194 Davis, Barbara 18, 78-9, 195 Davis, Bette 78-9, 193 Davis, Carol 202 Davis, Donnie 195 Davis, Kenneth 119, 201 Davis, Larry 68-9, 112-13, 194 Continued Davis, hlarge 149 Davis, Sandra 201 Davis, Patricia 193 Davis, Robert 201 Davis, Rose 158 Davis, Sharon 60-1, 72, 78-9, 104-5, 134, 182, 184 Thomas 81 93, 98, 158 Davis, , Davison, Edmund 70, 91, 184 Davito, Mary 158 Dawe, Walter 149 Dawson, Charles 194 Day, James 268 Day, Marilyn 95, 204 Deadmore. Donna 50, 158 Deady, Bill 125, 197 Dean, Les 98, 158 Dearborn, Robert 78, 90, 193 DeBeikus, Linda 97, 193 DBeoer, Betty 184 DeBoer, Dean 197 DeBoer, Norma 56, 80, 195 Decker, Margie 184 DeFrank, Daniel 88, 125, 193 Delggank, Marilyn 78-9, 133, 1 Degenhart, Elaine 90, 95, 99, 104-5. 184 Degenhart, Lucille 104-5, 158 DeGrat1, Janice 204 DeGraiT, Kenneth 113, 125, 191, 201 DeGraff, Melvin 112-113, 143 DeGralT, Robert 151, 158 DeGroot, Anthony 158 DeGroot, Nicholas 201 Dehnert, Donald 158 Dehnert, Thomas 110-111, 184 Deinema, Alice 199 Deinema, William 195 Dejanowich, Darlene 184 Dejanowich, Owen 112, 113 Dekens, Jacqueline 132, 203 Dekens, Mattalynne 199 Dekker, John 202 DeKoster, Emily 196 DeKoster, Delia, Dot Katherine 158 ty 197 De Line Mrs. C. A. 142 De Line, Leanne 192, 197 Dal Nagro, Judith 193 Dal Nagro, Lucille 184 Delo, Shirley 40, 158 De Mack, Penny 88 Denham, Donald 202 Denham, Sylvia 93, 94, 104-5 158 Denison, Dorah 78-9, 191, 193 Dennis, David 102'3, 113, 119, 191, 203 Deress. VVayne 204 De Ridder, Betty 197 De Ridder, Carole 184 De Ridder, Mildred 158 De Ruiter, Sylvia 201 Deruntz, Martha 158 Detweiler, Marilyn 78-9, 102-3, 194 Deupree, Claudia 76-7, 158 Deupree, Cliff 110-11, 116, 158 Devers, W. J. 200 Devine, W illiam 201 Devore, Laddie 21, 116, 184 De Vries, Carol 184 De Vries, David 204 DeVries, William 158 DeWaard, Lenora 192 DeWaard, Nicholas 204 DeWitt, Barbara 158 DeYoung, Donald 96, 184 DeYoung, James 195 DeYoung, Marlene 184 DeYoung, Maryellen 199 DeYoung, Ruth 207 DeYoung, Sandra 104-5, 201 DeYoung, William 193 Diamond, John 42, 80, 94, 150 , 151, 158 Dieckmann, Otto 195 Diekelman, David 68-9, 70, 158 Dienema, Erma 184 Dierdorff, Marguerite 144 217 Dietrich, Martha R. 144 Dillner, David 68-9, 192 Diskmukes, Deloise 203 Dolci, James 113, 194 Doll, Dale 184 Doll, Dolores 192 Doll, Donna 38, 184 Donahue, William 80, 192 Donaldson, Frederick 184 Dore, Thomas C. 144 Dornhecker, Helen 193 Dorsey, Louise 158 Doster, Howard Sr, 149 Doster, Howard, Jr. 184 Doster, Robert 83, 91, 96, 200 Dozak, Barbara 199 Downey, David 193 Doyle, Margaret L. 144 Drase, Donna 158 Drase, Doris 158 Drechsel, Ruth 158 Drenth, Calvin 201 Drenthe, Patricia 184 Dreesen, Darlene 194 Drucker, Jack 70, 150-1, 158 Du Bois, Diane 78-9, 184 Dudek, Larry 158 Dudman, Barbara 199 Duffield, June 144 Duffy, Judy 100, 194 Duke, Charles 49, 96, 184 Dulgar, Lee 144 Dunlap, Diane 78-9, 184 Dunn, Leatrice 158 Dye, Jack 83, 203 Dziuba, Gerald 158 E Eagan, Carole 158 Eckstein, Mike 7, 61, 68, 110-11, 184 Eckstein, Pete 15, 52. 60, 66-7, 94, 150, 151, 158 IN DEXf-Continue d Edelhofer, Helen 10C, 200 Edgell, Paul 129, 182, 184 Eclggl, Sally 60-1, 78-9, 135, Edwards, Joan 101, 203 Edwards. Terry 198 Egofske, Loretta 89, 158 Ehlert, Fred T. 139 Ehlert, Nadine 60-1, 78-9, 99, 184 Ehlert, Norman 97, 125, 191. 202 Eisele, Janet 195 Eisele, William 184 Eix, Joan 75, 99, 104-5, 158 Eix, Judith 100, 202 Ek, Sandra 184 Eke, Lynette 100, 202 Ekstrom, Ronald 158 Ekstrom, Warren 60-1, 70. 158 Elam, Harriet 104-5, 202 Elam, Robert 184 Elliott, Charles 198 Elliott, Mary 195 Elliott, William 203 Ellis, Donald 158 Ellis, Elois 197 Ellis, Ruth 4, 75, 89, 158 Ellison, Delano 112-113, 197 Ellison, Lowaner 132, 199 Ellul, John 70, 158 Elton, Barbara 184 Emblade, Carol 184 Embser, Eileen 199 Emerick, Charles 110-11, 158 Emerick, Delbert 108, 158 Emrick, Barbara 184 Englelnan, Kenneth 199 Enright, Robert 200 Ensniinger, Janis 184 Enzenberger, Ruth 184 Erifrneyer, Darlene 100, 192 Erikson, Art 83, 112-23, 123, 198 Erickson. Barbara 192 Erickson, Dennis 83, 123, 203 Ertle, James 47, 62-3, 93, 96, 99, 184 Ertle, Richard 113, 125, 203 Eustis, VValter 193 Evans, Burton 139 Evans, Dorothy 158 Evans, Josephine 198 Ewan, Marybob 95, 184 Eylander, Richard 70, 197 F Faber, Arthur 160 Facko, Robert 23, 66-7, 81, 92, 98, 99, 150, 151, 160 Faden, Judith 202 Fadke, Carol 160 Fadke, Janice 184 Fagan, Charlotte 192 Fairbairn, Barbara 80, 81, 97, 98, 160 Falica, Joyce 31, 104-5, 184 Fanelli, Ann 202 Farlow, Helen 194 Farlow, Nolan 184 Farlow, Sarah 193 Farrant. Barbara 184 Farruggia, Frances 104-5, 200 Feldes, Mary Jo104-5, 135,200 Fenwick, Claudia 7, 93, 109, 160 Ferguson, Albert 194 Ferguson, Nina 100, 202 Ferkan, Marilyn 60-1, 62-3, 78-9, 79, 132-3, 184 Fernandez, Manuel 102-3, 198 Fernandez, Peter 122, 160 Fernandez, Phyllis 102-3, 184 Fernando, Charles 184 Fernando, Dorothy 201 Ferrara, Joseph 196 Ferry, William 199 Fesler, Helen 21, 144 Fiedler, Carole 101, 192 Fieldhouse, Audrey 101, 204 Fielding, Richard 80, 184 Fielding, William 184 Fields, Luretha 132-3, 134, 184 Figley, Cleo 60-1, 97, 104-5, 200 Finchum, Marian 148 Finchum, Marydell 261 Findley, Sherrie 60-1, IC2-3, 191, 194 Finney, Carole 51, 160 Fiocca, Phyllis 204 lirnhaber, Ed 118, 192 Firrantello, James 84, 195 Fisher, Carla 9C, 93, 104-5, 190 Fisher, Gerald 193 Fischer, Karen 192 fisher, Blarshall 80, 104-5, 184 Fisher, Roger 199 Flaherty, James 199 Fleming, Herbert 119, 198 Fleming Robert 70, 160 Fleury, Betty 78-9, 193 Flickinger, Dorothy 193 Flo, Marlene 80, 100, 192 Flood, Margaret 195 Flores, Richard 195 Flores, Robert 160 Fones, Pat 101, 194 Forbes, Frank 202 Forbes, Rosalie 193 Ford, Elizabeth M. 22, 144 Fosdick, Roger 62-3, 150-1, 160 Foster, Charles VV. 139 Foster, Jack 70, 116, 184 Foster, Judith 104-5, 201 Fouts, Albert 201 Fowler, William C. 1-14 Fox, Duke 199 Fox, Raymond 184 Frachey, Nancy 16, 51, 76, 160, 262 Francis, Terry 113, 206 Frank, Walter 123 Franke, Shirley 150-1, 160 Franke, VVallace 102-3, 201 Franklin, Prentiss 160 RIVERDALE 5 8 IO CENT STORE 13739 Leyden Avenue RIVERDALE, ILLINOIS MATHIEU LUMBER 8i SUPPLY COMPANY Phones: Blue Island 2430, Harvey 2430 14300 South Avenue BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS After the Game WbaIey's Drive-In Curb Service Large Parking Area Hamburgers Sandwiches Ice Cream Malteds Take Out Orders 18136 Dixie Highway Homewood 1340 A. E. JOHNSON ELECTRIC CO. Established in 1924 Frigidaire Hoover Easy Washer Ironrite 1850 Ridge Road Homewood 266 218 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Home of Good Shoes Poll Parrot 'l' Red Cross KOSTEL SHOES 145 E. 154th Street Harvey, Illinois If It's Something New in Shoes, We Have it Compliment of HARVEY BOWLING CLUB 15337 BROADWAY HARVEY, ILLINOIS Headquarters for Play Needs Toys - Sports - Hobbies TOWNE STORES, INC. 271 East 147th Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS Community Drug Store Inc. Pre.vcrip!ion Druggisf' 112 East 154th St. HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone: Harvey 606 Franson, Nlarlene 192 Frantz, Gary 70. 196 Fraser, Brenda 261 Frehel, Beverly 184 Frederick, hlarlene 51, 160 Fredrick, Dorothy 184 Fredrickson, Adele 144 Fredlgickson, Madge 100, 102-3 1. Fredrickson, Nancy 51, 160 Freeman, Charles 184 Freeman, Linda 89, 95, 104-5, 194 Freese, Janis 86, 182, 184 Freewahl, Spencer 113 French, James 97, 201 Frieling, Daniel 184 Friske, A. G. 208 Friske, Margaret 208 Fritz, George 184 Fritz, Gerald 199 Fritz, Blary Jane 100, 203 Ifritzsche, Kenneth 193 Frontzak, Kenneth 201 Frosch, Harold 70, 184 Froschauer, David 102-3, 125, 204 Froschauer, Frank 57, 110-11 121, 124, 144 Frundle, Eileen 192 Frundle, James 160 Fugiel, Geraldine 160 Fulkerson, Margaret 184 Fuller, Harold 144 Fulmer, Sarah 203 Fulsang, Ellen 78-9, 160 Funk, Sherry 160 Furry, Bruce 97, 160 Furth, Mary Jo 60-1, 72, 102-3, 193 G Gallagher, Terry 160 Gallati, George 15, 61, 62-3, 81, 82, 124, 150, 151, 160 IN DEX-Continued Gallegos, Flora 144 Galliard, Jan 184 Gannott, Walter 91, 184 Gant, lilarie 200 Gantzert, Marie 22, 144 Garay, Charles 91, 184 Garczynski, Anthony 160 Gardiner, VVilliam 97, 194 Gardner, Les 13, 69, 70, 108, 160 Garner, Martha 184 Garner, Nancy 160 Garner, Wallace 113, 199 Garrand, Flora 102-3, 192 Garren, James 118, 129, 195 Gaskin, Carol 185 Gaudio, Josephine 195 Gaudio, Rose 263 Gay, Barbara 160 Geib, Martin 185 Geiman, Elena 149 Gengo, Frank 101, 104-5, 185 Geniusz, Pat 104-5, 200 George, Robert 185 George, Roy 160 George, Shirley 185 Gibbens, John M. 144 Gibbons, Pat, 197 Gibson, Forrest 102-3, 199 Gibson, Gwen 203 Gibson, James 185 Gibson, Ray 203 Gierszewski, Ann 160 Gierucki, Caroline 202 Gierucki, Geraldine 197 Gilford, Evelyn 185 Gifford, Harold 16C Gilchrist, Elaine 76, 79, 160. 240 Gillarzn, Delores 198 Gillette, Joe 125, 129, 193 Gilley, Adair 193 Gilley, George E. 139 Ginther, Elmer 160 Giosonda, Barbara 104-5, 191 1 4 Girard, John 68-9, 185 Gladstone, M. L. 144 Glens, Marilyn 185 Glowinski, Theodore 68-9, 102-3, 192 Glover, Wilma 196 Goddard, John 123, 196 Goddard, Judy 203 Godman, Barbara 160 Godman, Elwood 113. 119, 203 Goiwin, Robert 110-11, 122, 1 5 Golaszewski, Mary 41, 16C Golaszewski, Paul 112, 119, 203 Golba, Florence 193 Golden, Careatha 197 Golden, John 118, 193 Goletz, Kathy 160 Goley. Nancy 160 Gonzales, Robert 203 Gordon, Anne 96, 194 Gordon, Betty 76, 109, 16C Goss, J. T. M, 144 Goudreau, Evelyn 132-3 Goudreau, Marilyn 185 Gouwens, Bryan 129. 201 Gouwens, Herman 16C Gouwens, Jane 72, 74, 82, 96, 150 151, 160 Gouwens, Marlene 200 Gouwens, Nancy 97, 194 Gouwens, Raymond 144 Gouwens, Rosalie 100, 200 Gowens, Dean 160 Gowens, Gail 200 Grager, Willialii 70, 112-3, 125, 1 5 Graefen, Darlene 21, 60-1, 89, 185 Graham, Margie 202 Granath, Helen 160 Grant, Arland 185 Grant, Eddie 160 Grant, Joeine 204 Grapenthien, Leigh 198 Gratkowski, Elayne 160 Graves, Helene 200 Graves, Jacqueline 56, 100. 200 Graves, Nickie 69, 96, 112-3, 123, 192 Graves, Virginia 16, 108, 193 Gray, Marthalou 144 Greco, Peter 160 Green, Barry 84, 204 Green, Gertrude 203 Green, Norma 162 Green, Norman 194 Green, Ralph 149 Greenberg, Diana 91, 162 Gregory, Frank 162 Greig. Janet 18, 43, 74, 92, 94, 151, 162 Greiner, Marilyn 97, 99, 134, 185 Grekoti, Carol 195 Grekoff, Carrie 198 Gress, Andrew 197 Gress, Charles 185 Gress, Richard 129, 201 Grider, John 195 Griffin, Bruce 30, 76-7, 92, 162 GriHith, Donald 198 Gritlith, Marjorie 78-9, 185 Grifiiths, Arlene 185 Grigsby, Marianne 195 Grindel, Annette 199 Grindel, Elaine 192 Grinstead, Richard 199 Grippando, Camille 78-9, 80, 162 Groeneveld, Roger 182, 185 Groeneveld, Shirley 162 Groskopf, James 96, 162 Grosky, Judith 204 Gross, Audrey 162 Gross, Sharon 100, 191 Grotenhuis, Henry 129 Grugett, Peggie 191, 193 Grzesik, Judith 203 Guaccio, Theresa 194 Gufley, Thomas 201 219 Gunkle, hlennow lX1. 144 Gura, Barbara 201 Gurd, Leroy 125, 129, 198 Gurganus, George 70, 197 Gurosh, Bette 193 Gustafson, llarilyn 185 H Haaga, Lillian 162 Hahenicht, Dale 185 Hahenicht, James 185 Haberstein, Eleanor 162 Hacek, James 71 Hacker, Carl 162 Haddon. James 112-13, 123, 192 Haddon, Kenneth 119, 129, 199 Hadhazy, hlarjorie 102-3, 192 Hager, David 197 Haine, Ellwood 129. 200 Haines, Sharon 198 Hall, Harold 202 Hall, lilarcia 104-5, 200 Hall, Richard 199 Hall, Shirley 162 Halter, Judy 100, 198 Hames, Robert 71, 162 Hamilton, Leland 68-9, 185 Hamilton, Mary Lynn 100, 202 Hamlin, Diane 194 Hammer, Charles 71, 91, 185 Hampton, Donna 30, 76, 90, 94, 104-5, 162 Hanacek, Betty 203 Hance, Jennifer E, 144 Hand, Beverly 100, 203 Hand, Emily 56, 60-1, 66-7, 86. 87, 162 Hand, Ruth 104-5, 2C3 INDEX- Haney, Donald 185 Haney, Lavonne 185 Haney, Melva lvl. 144 Haney, Ronald 71 Hankey, Donald 123, 129, 198 Hanna, Charles 69, 162 Hannagan, Diane 203 Hannagan. Tony 185 Hanrahan, LaVerne 162 Hanrahan, Lenore 200 Hansehman, Donald 185 Hansehmann, Alice 144 Hansen, Rohert 62-3, 71, 101, 104-5, 182, 185 Hansen, David 71, 124, 130, 150-1 162 Hansen, Kenneth 83, 102-3, 192 Hansen, hlary Esther 109, 132-3, 185 Hansen, Phyllis 104-5, 162 Hansen, Sharon 60-1, 102-3, 192 Hanson. Dr. Ernest BI. 136, 138, 142 Hanson, Mark 112-13, 123, 192 Hanson, Rodney 7, 8, 108, 110-11, 116, 162 Harder, Janet 185 Harder, James 203 Hardeway, Beverly 12, 62-3, 66-7, 78-9, 162 Hargesheimer, Louise 101, 194 Hiablgreader, Jon 102-3, 113, Harmon, Robert 85, 89, 185 Harms, Henry R. 142, 144 Harms, Judith 104-5, 202 Harms, Ruth 144 Harnish, Janet 96, 162 Harper, hlarilyn 185 Harrill, Joe 129, 203 Harris, Charles 199 Continued Harris, Diane 196 Harris, Lynne 60-1, 72, 101, 104-5, 193 Harris, Maurice 119, 129, 203 Harrison, Carol 100, 102-3, 162 Harrison, Dean 193 Harrison, George 68-9, 129, 197 Harrison, Harry 119, 199 Harrison, Helen 100, 199 Harrison, Mary 203 Harrison, Spencer 129 Harrop, George 110-1.1, 185 Harthun, Dora 148 Hartwig, Phyllis 22, 28, 194 Harvey. James 96, 191, 194 Harvey, Jerry 71, 116, 185 Haseman, Arlene 20, 76, 82, 162 Hasik, .loan 203 Hatke, Sandy 202 Hatley, Leonard 162 Hauser, Anne 104-5, 162 Hauser, Robert 195 Havansek, Rozanne 162 Havard, Marlene 185 Havens, George 162 Havens, Richard 196 Hawkins, Enoch 185 Hawkins, Juanita 195 Hawkins, Ronald 198 Hawkins, Sarah 203 Hay, Porter 60-1, 66-7, 91, 110-11, 124, 185 Hayes, .lulius 112-3, 115, 123, 192 Hayes, Richard 102-3, 119, 129, 191, 204 Hazelton, Donald 162 Heaps, Arlene 194 Heath, Nancy 200 Heberling, Carol 25, 185 Hebert, Mabra 104-5, 191, 198 Hecox, Phillip 162 Hede, Lois 162 Hedtke. Theodore 185 Hefferman, James 185 Heffron, James 83, 162 Heikema, Robert 83, 162 Heikema, William 102-3, 204 Heil, Virginia 89, 162 Heimlich, Dorothy 202 Heimlich, James 149 Heinke, Gail 27, 185 Heino, A. F. 23 Heino, Peggy 73, 75, 78-9, 80, 90, 93, 185 Helenberg, Charles 200 Hellstrom, Alfred 102-3, 125, 129, 202 Hcllstrom, Kenneth 71, 162 Hellstrom, Shirley 200 Hemmerling, Nancy 198 Henderson, Ann 72, 78-9, 160, 102-3, 191, 195 Henderson, Lois 144 Henderson, Tim 66-7, 69, 71, 185 Hendricks, Carol 185 Henry, John 198 Henry, Patricia 195 Herhst, Patricia 102-3, 196 Herman, Carolyn 162 Herman, Judy 204 Hernheck, Shirley 192 Herren, Louise 76. 162 Herrolrl, Joyce 185 HTS3 Charmaine 46, 78, 82, Hess, Judy 104-5, 162 Hess, VValter 196 Heuring, Charles 197 Hiatt, Jane 104-5, 203 Hickey, Pat 60-1, 104-5, 201 Hicks, Calvin 81, 97, 162 Hicks, Shirley 204 Higginson, Barbara 104-5, 192 Higginson, Carol 101, 200 Higginson, James 198 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Active Radio 81 Television SALES AND SERVICE 146th and Halsted HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone- Harvey 6050 Compliments of De Youn ons Phone: Harvey 37 Phone: Lansing 350 15650 South Park South Holland, Illinois .lANSMA'S BAKERY Quality Baked Goods JC: SOUTH HOLLAND, ILLINOIS Phone Harvey 5-736 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WHISTLE STOP 15114 Broadway DRIVE-IN Harvey, Illinois Carry Out Service 220 BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS THE GIRLS CLUB Hill, Robert 185 Hille, Ruthmary 162 Hills, Charlene 192 Hills, Jeanette M. 144 Hillyer, John 203 Hillyer, Robert 122 Hinkey, Barbara 94, 104-5, 164 Hinriehs, Karen 204 Hinton, Jeff 263 Hinze, Marlene 1023. 193 Hite, Vicki 204 Hobbs, Harry 69, 108, 164 Hobson, hlinnie 192 Hocott, llarseille 164 Hodge, Jessie 149 Hodge, Richard 68-9, 185 Hodge, Robert 83, 96, 192 Hodges, Connie 104-5, 202 Hoekseina, Edward 185 Hoekstra, Jeannine 200 Hoffman, Ed 198 HotT1nan,Jan1es 60-1, 121, 124. 185, 198 Hogancamp, Robert 71, 85. 89, 182, 185 Hogeveen, Patricia 82, 164 Hoglund, Carolin 102-3, 194 Holden, Betty 164 Holden, Joyce 185 Holden, Shirley 164 Hollingsworth, Gerald 124, 185 Hollingsworth, Lenn 200 Holmes, Dee Anna 185 Holtgren, Ann 96, 98, 134. 136, 150, 151, 16-1 Holtgren, Lois 97, 98, 134, 194 Hornnier, Carolyn 185 Honimer, Edward 201 Hornmer, Frank 203 Hoover, Harold 185 Hoover, WVanda 192 Hopkins, Lyle A. 144 Hopman, Kay 194 Hopper, Dave 101, 10445, 185 INDEX-Continued Horner. Joan 164 Horner, Laura 164 Hoskins, JoAnn 164-5, 164 Hoskins, John 201 Hour-hens, Robert 125, 195 Houk, hlartin 84. 191. 200 Houran, Pat 125, 195, 203 Householder, Joy 56, 185 Houts, Gary 83. 102-3, 201 Houts, Thomas 112-13, 197 Howell, Larry 60, 66-7, 68, 71 185 Howland, Jerry 194 Hover, Gustav 71, 104-5, 1810-11, 164 Huddlestun. T. B. 57, 110, 11C-11. 145 Hudson, Blary 185 Hug, Jerry 60-1, 69, 104-5, 129, 164 Hughes, Roger 199 Hughes, '1'llIl, 43. 81, 92, 94, 96. 97, 99, 124, 150-1, 164 Huinzenga, Gerald 164 Hnizenga, Roger 185 Hundt, Barbara 194 Hundt, Jaines 68-9, 196 Hunt, Elizabeth 201 Hunt, hluriel 32. 33, 164 Hunt. Rolfe 185 Hunt, Susie 198 Hunter, Paul 185 Hupe, Carolyn 104-5, 200 Hurley. Colette 145 Hurtt, Richard 71, 195 Hutchinson, David 129, 164 Huttig, Ray 4, 15, 64, 66, 66 7 94, 104-5, 164 I Ihfe, Joanne 47, 78-9, 100. 194 Inabit, Ronald 101-11, 185 Irwin, Dale 185 I JaBay, Shirley 60-1, 198 Jabaay. 1Vayi1e 185 Jablonski, Gerald 2, 66-7, 164 Jack, Jane 197 Jackson. Beatriee 185 Jackson. Forrest 71, 108, 185 Jackson, Georgia 82, 102-3, 192 Jackson Nlarilyn 76 164 208 i Jacob, 8y1via 78-9, 94, 164 Jacobitz, Lee 185 Jacobs, Naney 48, 78-9, 185 Jacobson, Faith 185, 192 Jacobson, Janie-a 201 Jager, Barbara 185 Jahn, Dorothy 186 James, l-'lorenee 201 Janeeki, La Verne 80, 195 Janes, Gordon 186 Janson, Richard 6041, 91, 102-3, 193 Janz, Ann 104-5, 164 Jarehow, Donna 198 Jarosz, xxvilllillll 204 Jasienieeki, Bliehael 201 Jedlicfka, VVillian1 104-5, 164 Jeffords, Joellen 164 Jehu. Sandra 109. 186 Jelleina, Philip 164 Jenkins, xxvllllillll 186 Jensen, Judy 75 Jensen. Kenny 197 Jerz, Stanley 83, 201 Jeske, Al 69, 110-11, 164 Jevert, Alan 19, 71, 186 Johnson, Donna 198 Johnson, Elizabeth 186 Johnson, Gerald 98, 99, 129, 151, 164, 192 Johnson Keith 80, 94 Johnson Marilyn 93, 94, 95, 102-3, 164 Johnson Nancy 62-3, 182, 186 Johnson Olive 193 Johnson Paul 84, 186, 200 Johnson Richard 164, 200 Johnson. Robert 164, 198 Johnson, Shirley 80, 164 Johnson, Susan 104-5, 203 Johnson, VValter 192 Johnson, W'illia1n 83, 113, 186, 201 Johnston. Fharles 71. 83, 201 Johnston, Klart-ia 86, 102-3, 192 Jones, Ann 186 Jones, Flora Lee 200 Jones, Glenn 85, 194 Jones, Hazel 193 Jones, Jaek 71. 164 Jones, Blary 194 Jones, Ruth 145 .lones, Sannnie 195 Jones, Sandra 186 Jones, Sylvia 193 Jonkinan, John 192 Jouris, VVillia.m 60-1, 88, 198 Julle, Keith 125. 202 Junior, Marvin 129, 164 Juskeviee, John 204 Juskeviue, Ted 193 Jurewiez, Louis 204 Johnson. Allan 71, 124, 186 Johnson, Andrea 101, 202 Johnson, Audrey 32, 16-I Johnson, Barbara 27, 102-3, 186, 193. 198 Johnson. Johnson, Bonnie 191 Carol 32, 95, 192 Joyner. .lolean 63, 193 K Kabay, Virginia 195 IQZLPZIIIQITNIK1, Ed 192 Horak, Josephine 54, 80, 195 Iwan, Lawrence 88, 192 Johnson, Charlotte 50. 164 Ixadlee, Donald 202 Horgeshirner, YVayne 83. 195 Iwerna, Rodney 83. 125, 204 Johnson, Dennis 21, 83, 164 Kadlec, Joan 193 221 Kadler. Ronald 201 Kagy, Ted 204 Kainrath, Rudy 186 Kaiser, Kathleen 186 Kajdy, Elvira, 101. 200 Kala, Katherine 204 Kala, lV1art.in 192 Kalesnekollf, Ellen 193 Kalkhrenner. Elizabeth 164 Kaminiski, Darlene 12, 78-9, 100, 102-3, 186 Kamphenkel, Arthur 149, 164 Kamykowski. Arlene 54, 193 Kane, Ronald 164 Kane, William B. 139 Kapturkiewirz, Peter 149 Kara, Anita 164 Karas, Pat 100, 194 Kardaleff, Steven 84, 102-3, 123, 202 Karney, Judy 132, 203 Kazigten, Judy 62-3, 74, 78-9, 6 Karsten, Nancy 200 Kasten, Nancy 104-5, 150-1, 164 Katity, Diana 186 Katten, lN1elvin 6041, 62-3, 71. 92, 94, 164 Kaur, Alan 129, 202 Kaur, Edward 164 Kausal, Diana 199 Kausal, VVayne 69, 186 Kavis, Georglyn 186 Kavis, Wanda 198 Kay, Gayle 164 Kazen. Judy 97, 192 Kee, Thomas 192 Kehle, Martin 166 Keith, Betty Ann 186 Kelly, Sharon 66-7, 104-5, 193 Kempf, Hattie 149 Kenner, 1Villi2un 112-3, 194 Kerkhoven, Ted 197 INDEX+Continued Kern, Betty 166 Kern, Carol 78e9, 102-3. 186 Kern, Margaret 166 Kern, Patricia 202 Kernazis, Frank 200 Kernagis, James 60-1, 194 Kessler, Arlene 199 Ketelaar, Shirley 192 Ketelhneter, Dolores 51, 166 Keys, Honore 101, 204 Kickert Kickert Kickert Barbara 76, 88, 166 Carl 83, 102-3. 192 Keznollf, Keznolf, , Calvin 125, 196 , Carol 72, 166 , Harold 118, 196 Kickert, Jack 186 Kielbasa, Robert 186 Kikkert, Peter 68-9, 71, 193 Killen, Edward 198 Killmer, Richard 84, 112-13, 123, 191, 192 Kimbro, William 197 Kirkpatrick, Pat 31, 166 Kisler, Betty 186 Risner, William 27. 166 Klat-t, Charles 124. 186 Klaviter, Arthur 102-3, 119, 203 Klein, Carol 192 Klein, Mary Ann 195 Klenk, Carol 166 Kletnieks. Gundega 166 Kloskowski, Camille 104-5. 204 Kloskowski, Richard 69, 82, 91 110-11, 150, 150-1, 151, 166 Klotz, Anna 202 Klotz, George 186 Kluge, Jon 83, 166 Kluka, Henry 166 Knahel, Dorothy 132-3, 186 Knade, Mary 102-3, 166 Knol, ltiildred 186 Koch, Pamela 198 Koehler, Arlene 186 Koehler, Marjorie 166 Koehn, Sharon 186 Koesema. Joan 101, 197 Koester, Fred 97, 129, 200 Koester. Pat 192 Kolb, Alice 186 Kolh, Kenneth 194 Kollman, lX1arvin 166 Kollmann, Ronald 166 Komers. Edward 71, 186 Kopas, Barbara 196 Koppers, Paul 200 Koralewski, Teddy 192 Kort, Fred 195 Korte, Roger 80, 198 Kortenski, lNIary 166 Kortge, Barbara 85. 166 Kossak, Leona 32, 195 Kossett, lN1a,rilynn 199 Kostenski, Joseph 201 Kostenski, Mary 7849 Koster, Carolyn 198 Koster, Shirley 166 Kotara, Diane 104-5. 203 Kowalezyk, Betty 201 Kowalk, Norma 78-9, 186 Kozora, 1' rank 68-9, 83 Krabbe, George 123, 203 Krabbe, Ronald 166 Kramer, Sharon 198 Kranz, Carolyn 195 Krause, Brur-e 201 Krause, Carl 186 Krause, Donald 71, 186 Krause, Marjorie 186 Krause, Robert 202 Krech, Larry 84, 123, 202 Krenmuller, Frank 195 Krebs, Barbara 76-7, 82, 150-1. 166 Kresl, Joann 166 Kresl, Kay 201 Krikau, Marilyn 186 Krikau, Norman 102-3, 113, 203 Krueger, William 195 Kruger, Dale 125, 195 Kruger, Wayne 7, 68, 116, 150. 150-1, 166 Krumsrheid, Sandra 192 Krusel, Richard 186 Krygowski, Eugene 166 Kuhon, John 186 Kueber, Gary 53, 83, 150, 151, 166 Kuh, Allan 197 Kuh, Leonard 200 Kuhl, Thomas 166 Kuiken, Samuel 203 Kummer, Marguerite 194 Kurzawski, Joann 202 Kuta, Teddy 196 Kutscher, Byron 60-1. 71. 196 Kutscher, Charles 76-7, 166, 240 Kuykendall, Richard 83 Kuykendall, Ronald 113, 119. 200 Kwasny, Rita 196 L Lahay, Helen 200 LaBrec, Henry 19, 166 Labno, Loretta 78-9. 86, 166 Lackscheide, VVayne 166 Ladewig, Ed 113, 119, 197 Iafferuy, Guy 61, 129, 191, 193 Lallferty, Phyllis 60-1, 132-3, 186 Lagerborg, Donald 186 Lages, Beverly 198 Lagestee, Donald 71, 186 Lagestee, Robert 96, 201 Lahti, Norman C. 145 Lambert, Joy 6, 40, 62-3, 66-7, 91, 150, 166 omlo imenb 0 R. H. Hodgman B. I. 4580 Harvey Auto Sales Inc. DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH 14719 So. Hczlsted Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone: Harvey 370 C. S. STOW HARDWARE ' PAINT ' GLASS AIRPLANE MODELS SEEDS 108 East 154th Street Phone 183 Harvey, IIIinois 222 Al.FRED'S Earl C. Roeder FLOWER Si-IGP HARDWARE, PAINTS AND GLASS 106 E, 154th S,,e,,,, PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Phone: Harvey 2436 HARVEY, ILLINOIS Corsages and Orchids Authorized Shopsmith Dealer E. L SAUSAMAN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Electrical Appliances Appliances 15305 Broadway 181 East 154th Street Harvey, Illinois Phone l'lcIrvey 123 HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone: Harvey 186 Land, David 202 Landis, George 71, 194 Landowski, Audrey 197 Lang, Darlene 39, 48, 166, 198 Lange, Donna 60-1, 104-5, 202 Lange, Gloria 186 Lange, Sharon 166 Langhout, Doris 166 Langhout, William 186 Langley, Patricia 186 Langlois, Yvonne, 45, 90, 95, 104-5, 132-3, 186 Lanham, Carol 100, 192 LaRue Larsen , Dennis 202 Larsen, Janice 166 Larsen. Jeanette 166 Larsen, Paul 71 Larsen, Rohert 203 Larsen, Ronald 68-9, 69, 186 Larsen, Winnie 199 Larson, Carol 166 Larson, .loan 60-1, 134, 166 Larson .Judy 96, 191, 193 Larson, Kenneth 84, 195 LaRue, Gordon 71, 108, 197 166 LaRue Lau, A , Laura 85, 102-3, 133, Robert 71 150-1, 166 rlene iss ' INDEX Leadford, VValter 197 Learn, Bruce 168 Learn, Myrna 96, 196 Lebda, Sylvia 168 LeBlanc, James 196 Ledford, Betty 201 Lee, Delores 201 Lee, Edwina 186 Lee, Ernestine 194 Lee, Jackie 193 Leeson, Gerald 182, 186 LeGraff, Alan 71, 194 Lehman, Donald 197 Lehnen, Thelma 168 Leib, VVilliam 168 Leidinger, Ruby 148 Lenart, Patricia 186 Lenke, Gerry 110-111, 186 Lentfer, Carol 94, 100, 168 Lentfer, Richard 71, 168 LePore, Lercher John 113, 202 , George 145 Lester, Dorothy 198 Letzsch, Billy 71, 195 Lewis, Beverly 168 Lewis, Thomas 201 Lau, VVilliam 199 Laube, Beverly 168 Laughlin, Shirley 168 Lauridsen, Joyce 101, 199 Lave, Ann 101, 204 LaVine, Daniel 113, 198 Lawrence, Beverly 168 Lawrence, Delores 186 Lawrence, Pat 194 Lawson, Vernon 71, 186 Layton, Barbara 201 Layton, Janice 186 Lazuka, Walter 192 Leach, Sandra 186 Leader, Charles 199 Licht, Donna 21, 168 Licina, Pat 104-5, 202 Liddle, George 150-1, 168 Lieb, Dorothy 145 Liehr, Paul 145 Liggins, JoEllen 100, 102-3. 194 Limbaugh, Nile 104-5, 108, 194 Lirnestall, Virginia 80, 100, 186 Lincoln, Betty 192 Lincoln, Nancy 78-9, 109, 186 Lindquist, Doris 192 Lindsay, William 71, 112-13, 197 Lindquist, Doris 55 Lindstrom, Evelyn 148 Linse, Robert 71, 186 Linz. Norma 193 Little, Allan 186 Condnued Little, Joyce 186 Little, Paul 198 Lively, Richard 168 Lively, Thomas 201 Lively, VVilliam 71, 186 Liverett, Margaret 198 Livers, Luella 149 Livesay, Charles 202 Llorens, Louise 186 Lloyd, James 168 Lloyd, Joel 199 Lloyd, Llyn 80, 125, 192 LoBue, Russell 204 Lo Cascio, Paul 71, 186 Locieero, Pauline 82, 195 Lockhart. W'ilmouth 149 Lockwood, Gayle 88, 95, 98, 186 Logan, David 186 Logsdon, Barbara 78-9, 80, 186 Lohmeyer, DeAnna 197 Long, Carol 100, 198 Long Carolyn 60-1, 101, 104-5, Long, Nancy 200 Loose, Dieter 203 Loose, VVilliam 149 Lopez, Ricardo 186 Lotz, Beverly 197 Lotz, Jacob 168 Lotz, Janice 104-5, 197 Lotz, Norman 186 Loveless, Charles 71, 88, 129, 193 Lovestrand, David 186 Lowe, Sylvia 102-3, 186 Lowenberg, Kenneth 102-3, 204 Lowery, Al 7, 68, 69, 108, 1104 111, 114,116,150, 168 Lowhorn, Coy 196 Loy, Myrna 86, 87, 168 Ludwig, Shelley 104-5, 134, 200 Lundin, Gary 71, 168 Lundrnark, Gaylene 198 Lutterman, Elaine 168 Lutz, Jacqueline 187 Lyke, Clarence 62-3, 95, 104-5, 168 Lyon. Jessie 149 Lyon, Judith 101, 200 Lyon, VVilliam 81, 97, 98, 150, 151, 168 Lyons, Carol 187 Lyons, Marjorie 195 hd Maatman, Rodger 187 lVIack, Darryl 68-9, 187 Mackel, Mary 149 Mackey, Merle 192 Maciejewski, Edward 90, 193 Madderorn, Sandra 22, 62-3, 102-3, 191, 193 hladdox, Dr. C. R. 138 ltladgett, Rita 199 ltladsen, Elayne 78-9, 187 hlahin, David 71, 187 Mahone, Allen 122, 187 ltlalione, Lawrence 194 Mailloux, Thomas 129, 168 Makos, Jo Anne 198 Malecki, Edward 168 Malloy, Dennis 187 lVIalm, Larry 116, 168 Malm, Sandra 100, 192 Mangano, Andrea 203 Manus. Carmella 194 Manville, Nancy 62-3, 66-7, 99, 101, 104-5, 182, 187 Blanow, hlarilyn 168 Marchello, Jack 106. 108, 110- 11. 114, 120, 122, 168 Marchino, Jeannine 80, 192 ltlarek, Diane 78,9 Marek, Jean 78-9, 168 223 Markowicz, Ann 187 Markwell, Shirley 192 Marlowe, Joyce 73, 150-1, 168 Marlowe, Lucy 101. 197 Marovich, Elaine 191, 201 Marovich, Elliot 110-11 Marovich, Vivienne 55, 60-1, 194 Marra. Pete 168 Marschner, Fred 43, 48, 93, 168 Martin, Roger 102-3, 203 Martin, Shirley 168 Martin, William 187 Maslanka, Ed 187 Maslanka, Marie 38 Mason, Robert 168 Mason, Virginia 132-3, 187 Mason, William 102-3, 113, 123, 204 Massick, Betty 201 Mathews, Honora 102-3, 187 Mathews, Maxine 100, 196 Matthews, Robert 71, 196 Matuszewieh, Dorothy 168 Maurer, Arlene 168 Maurer, Carol 168 Mauro, Kenneth 202 Mauro, Nina 168 Maxwell, Betty 204 ltlaxwell, Deborah 88, 192 Maxwell, Stuart 193 May, Donald 197 May, Robert 200 Mayerak, Charlene 192 McAvoy, Mary 202 McCarthy, Loretta 56, 88, 187 McCarthy, Patrick 196 McCarty, Jerry 170 McCaslin, Carol 100, 102-3, 192 McCaslin, John 170 McChristie, lwargie 201 McClellan, Allan 68-9. 192 McClintock, Phillip 97, 187 McCoy, Carolyn 200 INDEXAContinued McCracken, Evelyn 194 McDermott, Gail 109, 170 McDermott, Harry 102-3, 200 McDermott, James 69, 198 McElroy, Warren 170 McGehee, Gary 88, 192 McGill, Lucius 170 McGill, Michael 170 McGowan, Donald 194 McGuf'Hn, Donald 110-11, 170 Mcllquham, Carolyn 182, 187 Mcllwaine, Doris 101, 193 Mcllwaine, Mrs. Henry 142 Mcllwaine, Janet 60-1 Mclntyre, Joyce 170 McKibben, Russ 71, 116, 181 Mchinley, David 113, 204 McKinley, Nladgett 198 McKinney, Dorothy 187 McKinney, Henrietta 101, 194 McLaren, Al 194 lN1cLean, Richard 170 lN1eLellen, Carole 170 McLuckie, James 192 McMahon, James C. 142, 145 McMillan, Donna 80, 187 McNair, Sandra 191, 192 McNally, George 80, 102-3, 192 McNulty, Patricia 187 Meachum, Penny 104-5, 204 Meagher, Dana 204 Meagher, Faye 168 Mear, James 112-13, 123, 194 Mech, Barbara 187 Mech, Robert 168 Medley, Leonard 102-3, 119, 129, 199 lledley, Myrna 203 Nledrano, Alfonso 187 Medrano, Carlos 202 Medrano, Sebastian 168 Meginnis, Bill 187 Nlehorczyk, Connie 197 ltlendenhall, Carl 142, 145 Mendenhall, Lynn 81, 98, 150-1, 168 Mercer, Robert 122, 168 Metevia, Kathleen 197 Metevia, Mary 187 Metzner, Arthur 170 Metzner, Carol 19-4 Meyer, George H. 139 Meyer, Joanne 101, 198 Meyer, Willard 170 Meyering, Paul 199 Meyers, Arinda 102-3, 187 Michaels, George 195 Michalesko, Fred 200 lllichalski, Henry 170 Michalski, Kathleen 202 Michels, Judith 192 Middleton, Charlene 201 Miedema, Gene 201 ltliers, Gail 100, 192 Mikenas, Barbara 60-1, 80, 170 Mikenas, Donna 199 ltlilburn, Carl 187 Miles, Margaret 145 Miles, Wayne 201 Miley, Beverly 170 Blilianta, Anthony 170 Miller, David 199 Miller, John 113, 119, 202 llliller, Loretta 203 ltliller, Reba 198 Miller, Robert 71, 118, 192 Miller, Steuhen 202 Miller, William 191, 204 Millspaugh, Frank 80, 170 Miskowicz, Barbara 187 Miskowicz, Bernard 102-3, 204 Miskowicz, Julia 170 Rliskowicz, Thomas 125, 203 Mislich, Irene 194 Mislich, Thomas 199 Missal, Betty 187 Mix, Joyce 60-1, 78-9, 102-3, 191, 194 Modrak, Joe 102-3, 203 Mokas, Mary 187 Moldal, Robert 66. 66-7, 124, 187 Moldal, Susan 193 Moler, Identa 145 Molnar, Mary Ann 104-5, 200 Monroe, Sheila 104-5, 201 Monroe, Sonya 66-7, 78-9, 102-3, 187 Montbriand, Violet 194 Montgerard, Mary 194 Moore, Carolyn 7, 60, 104-5, 150-1, 170 Moore, Charles J. 145 Mogge, Cynthia 78-9, 132-3, Moore, Gerene 149 Moore, Joyce 16, 108, 199 Moore, Kenneth 203 Moore, Richard 71, 187 Moore, Talmadge 187 Mogae, Yvonne 80, 91, 83, 94 1 Morey, Richard 203 Morgan, Alicia 80, 187 Morgan, Larry 71, 195 Morgan, Nancy 203 Morrett, Jack 71 Morris, Allie 187 Morris, Donald 110, 110-11, 120, 122, 170 Morris, Margaret 193 Morris, Richard 170 ltlorris, Ronald 102-3, 204 Morrison, Quin 68-9, 79, 99, 195 Morrison, Mrs. Selma L. 142 Morse, Sara 66-7, 72, 104-5, 187, 221 Morse, Susan 66, 66-7, 72, 99, 150, 170, 221 ltlorton, Polly 60-1, 101, 204 Mortenson, Roy 129, 170 Best Wixhes From Roger! jeweler! 201 EAST 154th STREET HARVEY Compliments of HARVEY FOOD MART THE IGA 131 East 154th Street l-lorvey, illinois Member F. 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Mottinger, Carol 100, 197 Mottley, Mabel 149 Motzer, Eugene 170 hlotzer, Lois 199 Moy, James 80, 89, 170, 187 Mroz, Joseph 187 Mrozek, Edward 99, 187 Mrzlack, Catherine 170 Mueller, Eric 122, 170 Bluller, Florian 200 Mueller, Frederick 187 Mueller, Lois 203 Mueller, Therese 104-5, 170 Mulder, Bernard 195 Mullins, Kenneth 96, 192 Mulroney, Thomas 57, 110-11 122, 187 Munley, Ed 119, 202 Munson, Leonard 170 Munson, Nancy 104-5, 202 Murawski, Jerry 170 Murchie, John 182, 187 Murphy, Jere 104-5, 187 hlurphy, Marilyn 102-3, 193 llrlurphy, Virginia 170 Musch, Bert 149 Musler, Jeanne 4, 6, 81, 101, 104-5, 170 Musson, Genevieve 145 Muszynski, Sharon 200 Myles, Pat 60-1, 134, 170 N Nagel, Roy 187 Nape, Catherine 196 Napoli, Carmen 204 Nash, George 187 Nash, Ida 199 Nastav, Marlene 199 Nattsas, Albert 145 Nazlides, Olga 102-3, 195 Neal, Charles 196 INDEX-Continued Neal, Dolores 170 Neal, Louis 170, 200 Neal, Vivian 197 Neal, Willie 201 Neath, Robert 110-11, 170 Neely. Kathleen 91, 94, 170 Nees, Paul 112-13, 193 Nelsen, Robert 102-3, 195 Nelson, Carol 170 Nelson, Eleanor E. 145 Nelson, James 112-13, 197 Nelson, Judy 1C1, 204 Nelson, Norman 99, 170 Nettles, George 193 Neville, Gerald 203 Nevills, Robert 198 Newhart, Ronald 202 Newton, Charlene 170 Newton, Harbart 201 Nicholson, Le Roy 71, 187 Nicholson, Harry 195 Nicholson, Liela 202 Nicolai, Michael 195 Nieckula, Ed 170 Nieckula, Margaret 202 Nielsen, Bonnie 193 Nielsen, Geraldine 202 Niemann, Barbara 39, 201 Niemiec, Alex 110-11, 122, 172 Nikirk, Judy 187 Nilles, Gloria 172 Nisbet, Tom 57, 110-11, 111, 116, 145 Nita, Edwin 187 Noel, Celeste 145 Noel, Phyllis 192 Nolan, Ronald 172 Nolte, Tor 192 Nolting, Janet 47, 88, 101, 104-5, 187 Nootbaar, Robert 197 Nootbaar, Ronald 71, 172 Norden, Ernest 79, 102-3 Norder, Donna 101, 198 Norford, Linda 18, 36, 40, 623, 82, 133. 150, 172 Norman, Howard 187 North, Yvonne 78-9, 187 Norton, Verna 38, 172, 187 Norwich, Thomas 172 Novak. Frances 78-9, 100, 102-3, 187 Novotny, John 119, 198 Nyderek, Jon 200 Nyderek, Mary 192 O Oakes, Patti 104-5, 203 O'Brien, Donald 145 O'Brien, Nancy 172 Obrut Anvelin 19 . ., e - 3 O'Connor, Nlary Beth 46, 78-9, 82, 187 O'Connor, Marueen 187 Oehmke, Kenneth 196 Ofoky, Robert 60-1, 68-9, 69, 71, 108, 187 Ohlert, Elmer C. 42, 145 Olinger, Wayne 203 Olsen, Charles 202 Olsen, James 68. 118, 194 Olsen, Ruth 150-1, 172 Olson, Betty 187 Olson, George 172 Olson, Ray 172 Olthoff, James 68-9, 187 Onak, John 192 Oppelt, Margaret 79, 187 Oppelt, Marian 195 Opperman, Eugene 145 Orr, Joe 71, 119,201 Ortmueller, Marie 38, 187 Orcholski, Noel 172 Osborne, Jerry 125, 195 Osbron, Gwendolyn 204 Osika, Waldemer 202 Overs, Ernest 172 Overtoom, Judith 187 Oviatt, Pat 37, 40, 60-1, 80, 81, 94, 150, 172 Owen, Carol 10, 101, 204 Owens, Gladys 101, 193 Owings, Richard 71, 102-3, 123, 191, 203 Owings, Trent 27, 61, 116, 187 P Paarlberg, Diane IV, 202 Paarlberg, Donald 122, 187 Paarlberg, John 194 Paarlherg, Ronald 187 Paarlberg, VVayne 192 Paasch, Kathleen 12, 14, 78-9, 81, 88. 95, 187 Paasch, Kenneth 187 Pacyga, Eugene 110-11, 187 Page, Ethel 187 Page, Walter 68-9, 71, 200 Pagel. Harold 172 Painter, Bettye 195 Pajak, gene 60-1, 88, 10-1-5, 182, Pajuk, Therese 172 Pajor, Charles 187 Pajor, Lorraine 203 Pallay, Michael 200 Palmer, Carole 78-9, 187 Palmer, Madelyn 102-3, 192 Palmer, Menard 201 Palmgren, Lois94,95,104-5,172 Pauglrnbo, Geraldine 78-9, 191, 1 4 Panczyk, Donna 192 Pandolfi, E. Louisa 145 Panozzo, Angelo 182, 188 Panozzo, Rose 203 Parchem, Carol 86, 87, 194 Parham, Fred 197 Paris, Alice 188 225 Paris, Barbara 192 Paris, Gil'-ert 197 Paris, Shirley 172 Parker, Charlene 188 Parker, George 172 Parker, Ramona 62-3, 19-I Parker, Richard 188 Parmely, Joann 172 Partner, Judy 195 Pasek, Katherine 149 Patten, Betty 192 Patten, Carolin 204 Paul, Barbara 172 Paul, Richard 172 Paulsen, Virginia 188 Pawlicki, Elissa 188 Pawlicki, Thaddeus 172 Pavlak, Sam 84, 200 Payne, Robert 199 Pearson, Beth 188 Pearson, Carol 199 Pearson. Charlotte 193 Pearson, Harold 68, 71, 110- 111, 188 Pearson, Thomas 97, 188 Pebworth, Robert 60-61, 96, 113, 202 Peddicord, Nancy 194 Peerbolte, Eugene 102-103. 195 Pegram, Bruce 69, 71, 188 Peiguss, Amelia 201 Peiguss, John 68-9, 96, 188 Peiguss, Marlene 38, 188, 193 Peirce, Pauline 66-7, 145 Pekau, John 201 Pekny, Gerald 71, 199 Pekoz, Loretta 193 Pemberton, Louis 172 Pendleton, Paul 113 Perkins, Fred 31, 60-1, 71, 112-13, 123, 194 Perkins, Jana 132-3, 188 Perkins, Marla 200 Pernecky, Jack 17, 145 INDEX- Perry, Martha 203 Perry, Robert 83, 96, 172 Peter, Donald 122, 172 Peters. David 71, 188 Peters, Sue 24, 55, 78-9, 193 Peters, Roger 188 Peterson, Geraldine 92, 94, 172 Peterson, J. A. 79, 145 Peterson, Patricia 80, 201 Peterson, Shirley 172 Petrie, Laura 94 Petrusak, Thelma 22, 38, 188 Pettice, Bernadine 100, 194 Petticolas, Peggy 80, 188 Petty, Alan 191, 194 Petty, Jack 118 Petty. Virgil O. 145 Pfab, Laurel 99, 101, 104-5, 195 Pfotenhauer, George 199 Phebus, Mary 188 Phelns, Ruth 172 Phillips, Guy 140 Phillips, Jack 113, 119, 201 Piani, Linda 104-5, 132, 202 Pickford, hlarcia 200 Piekarski, Louise 195 Piel, Janet 46, 92, 95, 109, 172 Pierce, Barbara 172 Pierce, William 28, 71, 200 Pilson, Sandra 104-5, 204 Pinger, A197, 194 Pinger, Joe 13, 104-5, 172 Pinkul, Dolores 188 Pinkul, John 172 Pippin, Howard 172 Plug, Marjorie 188 Podgorny, James 193 Podulka, Judith 172 Pokorny, Beverly 66-7, 73. 150-1, 172 Pokracki, James 71, 188 Pokracki, Robert 172 Polaskey, Norman 102-3, 194 Polka, Frances 193 Continued Polo, Judy 80, 195 Poole, Marguerite 145 Pope, Charles 203 Popovich, Elaine 198 Poppel, Leola 24, 101, 192 Porter, Judith 194 Porter, Leonard 83, 188 Posthumus. Dorothy 194 Potgafke, Sandra 102-3, 131 1 8 Pouilly, Donna 13, 63, 78-9, 192 Poulter, Judith 200 Powers, Darlene 86, 172 Pozdol. Eugene 188 Prather, James 202 Prather, Jerry 149 Prather, Joann 172 Pratt, Alice 132-3. 188 Prete, Richard 68-9. 69, 188 Prete, Rosemarie 199 Priddy, Charles 172 Priddy, Ronnie 102-3, 191 Prim, June 203 Proper, Raymond 172 Propper, Fred 188 Pryzbysz, Marie 188 Pugh, Charles 194 Purden, Jean 132-3, 188 Q Quackenbush, .loan 174 R Rachuna, Lynn 202 Raglin, OrDha 145 Rahn, Barbara 60-1, 78-9, 102-3, 194 Rakich, Nadine 199 Randle, Keith 84, 200 Randle El, Betty 174 Randle El, Curtis 202 Randle El, Francis 188 Rapp, Dorothy 174 Rasmus, Melva 174 Ravesloot, Beth 17-1 Ravesloot, Donald 188 Ravesloot, Paul 201 Rawson, James 102-3, 203 Reasons, Lorna 202 Reaugh, William 60-1, 101, 104-5, 174 Redd, Eleanor 203 Redd, Marion 203 Reder, Mrs. A. M. 22 Reder, James 22, 174 Redman, George 188 Reed, Yvilma V. 145 Reeves, Gladys 174 Rehberg, Gordon 62-3, 66, 66-7, 121, 124, 150-1, 174 Rehberg, Robert 204 Reichel, Arno 199 Reichel, Ralph 71, 188 Reid, Diane 200 Reiland, Charles 34, 188 Reiland, Marie 174 Reill, Gladys 80, 174 Renner, John 68-9, 84. 193 Rentner, Janet 174 Rentner, Margot 19-1 Retzlaff, Gene 174 Reyelts, Rose 200 Reyher, John 174 Reynolds, Ann 204 Reynolds, Clara 188 Reynolds. Guy 71, 110-111, 188 Reynolds, John 174 Rhind, William 31, 174 Rials, Jessie 174 Rich, John 193 Rich, William 17-1 Richardson, Diane 10-I-5. 201 Richardson. Douglas 122, 182, 188 Quczlzhf fzzlizbnerf and P7174 len' Complimentr of IWC CHICAGO RIVERDALE LUMBER COMPANY 9.32 18106 HARWOOD AVE. HOMEWOOD, ILLINOIS See Us for Your Oflice Supplies and Printing Needs Phones: WAterfa1l 8-5222 2355 W. York Street FU lton 5-8535 BLUE ISLAND, ILL. Gouwens Bros. Farm Supply SOUTH HOLLAND, ILLINOIS Phone Harvey 63 Purincr cmd Pratt Feeds Form Hardware cmd Plumbing Supplies Poultry Supplies - Paints 226 Rickhoff, June 200 Ridder, Barbara 174 Ridenour, James 71, 91, 188 Ried, Dennis 83, 199 Riedel, Carl 196 Ries, James 69, 71, 110-111, 150-1, 174 Rietveld, Ted 68-9, 196 Rigoni, Pearl 102-3, 195 Riley, Michael 112-13, 193 Ring, David 49, 119, 202 Ring, Fred W. 146 Ring, Gordon 110-11, 116, 188 Rinkema, Joyce 203 Rinkema, Judy 204 Rinken, Joan 188 Ripperger, Shirley 203 Ritchie, Robert 174 Ritsema, Adele 102-3, 192 Roach, Robert 188 INDEX-Continued Rogers, Porter 71, 108, 129, 193 Rogers, William A. 19 Roggemann, Dorothy 200 Rohde, Nancy 174 Rohlman, Donna 97, 201 Romine, Fran 102-3, 197 Romano, Margie 196 Roney, Alice 38, 96, 188 Ronkowski, John 195 Rose, Marilyn 174 Rose, Sandra 104-5, 201 Rosebourgh, Arminto 149 Roseman, Louise 104-5 Rosenberg, Betty 104-5, 132, 201 Rosenberger, Lily 199 Robatto, Robbins Robbins Robbins Roberts, Roberts, Roberts. Roberts, Roberts. Ann 188 Bruce 50, 144 Judie 195 Marvin 174 Harmon D. 146 Paul 202 Richard 110-11. 174 Robb 112-13, 195 Sandra 60-1, 101, 204 Ross Ross , Albert 123. 202 , Carole 104-5, 200 Ross, Gerry 123, 197 Ross, John 196 Ross, Malcolm 125 Ross, Ruth 148 Ross, Walter 204 Rossate, David 84, 102-3, 204 Rossing, Joan 27, 66-7, 78-9, 89, 99, 134, 188 Rossow, Richard 34, 188 Rothenberger, Hazel 149 Robertson, Eugene 182, 188 Robinson, Albert 192 Robinson, Alice 151, 174 Robinson, Jack 112-13, 123, 146 Robinson, Thomas 199 Robson, Joyce 100, 194 Rochett, Damon 71, 193 Rockett, Horace 174 Rockrohr, Donna 31, 174 Rodenburg, Sue 99, 203 Rodgers, Sally 146 Rodriguez, Donald 201 Roehler, Walter 83, 188 Roettiger, Fred 116. 174 Roupe, Donald 84, 198 Rowe, Ralph R. 146 Roycroft, Terry 78-9, 83, 188 Rozek, David 196 Rozek, Joseph 198 Rozek, Kathryn 132-3, 188 Rozek, Paul 174 Ruble, Louise 149 Rudin, John 188 Rudstrom. Jeanette 188 Ruhlander, Donna 104-5, 174 Rufgolo, Mike 27, 69, 81, 98, 1 4 Runyan, Jack 174 Runyan, Jill 199 Rusgis, Marilyn 7, 46, 109, 174 Ruske, Richard 83, 125, 201 Russell, Howard 116. 174 Russell, Ruth L. 146 Ryan, Carolyn 13, 56, 87, 174 Rybicki, Walter 83, 174 Ryd, Lois 78-9. 102-3, 198 Ryley, James 192, 202 Rysc-amp, Roy 119, 203 Rzab, Irene 198 S Sadzewicz, Eugene 197 Sailors, Dave 83, 108, 198 St. Aubin, Marilyn 61, 66-7, 72, 78-9. 104-5, 174, 221 St. John, Gillaine 27, 78-9, 188 St. John, Rosemary 192 Salkeld, Mrs, William 146 Sallay, Kathy 104-5, 202 Sampson, Ted 174 Sangahan, Robert 196 Sander, Thomas 71, 174 Sanders, Gloria 194 Sandvos, Charlotte 132-3, 188 Sanford, Darnell 70, 188 Sanford, Karen 104-5, 201 Santefort, Joyce 188 Santefort, Kenneth 35, 71, 188 Santefort, William 201 Sarna, Vickie 193 Sarnowski, Jerome 193 Satterthwaite, Clift-on 146 Sauriol, Merrill 174 Savage, Alice 146 Savage, Darlene 199 Saxsma, Mary 200 Schaefer, Erwin 176 Schaefer, Gale 197 Schaefer, Linda 61, 63, 66-7, 72, 75, 78-9, 88, 99, 188 Schafer, Carolyn 176 Scharlou. Elizabeth 176 Schavone. Annette 188 Scheffers, Geraldine 194 Scheibling, Sandra 188 Scheibling, Sonja 100, 193 Schellenberg, Barbara 132-3, 188 Schilh, Leonard L. 146 Schilling, June 16, 30, 76-7, 176, 262 Schiltz, James 200 Schlinger, Kathleen 176 Schlinger. Kenneth 176 Schloss, Peter 146 Schleuter, Robert 193 Schmidt, Carol 84, 194 Schmidt, Diane 78-9, 191, 195 Schmidt, John 3, 176 Schmidt. Joyce 104-5, 191, 201 Schmidt, Karen 188 Schmidt, Philip 116, 188 Schmidt, Robert 203 Schmidt, Shirley 176 Schnake, Donald 91, 96, 102-3, 204 Schneider, Dale 188 Schneider, Geraldine 176 Schneider, Roger 197 Schneider, Wayne 202 Schneiter, Rudolph 83, 197 Schnering, Dennis 80. 188 Schnering, Marva 201 Schnuckel, Gerald 203 Schoeler, Nancy 101, 200 Scholz, Judy 94, 95, 176 Schrader, John 99, 194 Schramm, Karl 197 Schreiber, William 34, 188 Schroeder, Florence 176 Schruby, Barbara 197 Schuette, Barbara 188 Schuette, Donald 197 Schuette, Ferdinand 176 KAMPEN 81 GOUWENS IGA Super Market 15836 So. 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' Inc 2005 Ridge Road Phone: Homewood CIIIJ 600 First in Homeruood Real Estatew Appraisals Insurance 227 l 0 176 Schultz, Donna 194 SCh511tZ, Douglas 112-13, 123, 1 6 Schultz, Wayne 192 Schultz VVilliam 104-5, 188 Schulze: victor so-1. 188 Schuma cher, Ronald 71, 188 Schuning, Kenneth 42, 66-7, Schwartzkopf, John 188 Schwartzkopf, Lorraine 188 Schwartzkopf, Paul 202 Schweichert, Carol 42, 79, 91, 93, 94, 176 Scott, Ann 203 Scott, Carol 188 Scott, Dianne 146 Scott, James 110-11, 176 Scott, Mary Ellen 50, 78-9, 188 Scott, Ralph 197 Scott, Sterling 116, 146 Scott, Walter 204 Sebestyen, Phyllis 193 Sedlak, Edward 176 Seebach, Viola 142, 146 Seemeyer, Thomas 88, 191, 193 Segneri, Charles 110-11, 114, 150-1, 176 Seliga, Ann 204 Seligman, Ray 176 Sella, Eddie 71, 188 Sellin, Carol 102-3, 176 Sendera, Arlene 176 Sendra, Patricia 176 Senesac, Girard 189 Seput, Richard 197 Setty, Lynne 101, 202 Sexauer, ltiae M. 146 Shaffer, Dee 71, 122, 150-1, 176 Shapiro, Shirley 146 Sharkey, Diane 198 Sheldrake, Thomas 102-3, 125, 204 IN DEX-Continued Shepard, Barbara 197 Shepard, Shirley 189 Shepherd, Billy Joe 201 Sheppard, Norma 78-9. 189 Sherman, James 83, 176 Sherman, Martha 54, 196 Sherry, Betty 194 Shields, Ed 60-1, 71, 110-11, 122, 189 Shipe, Barbara 201 Shockley, Shelby 197 Shoemaker, Judy 194 Shouse, George F. 146 Shuler, Patricia 66-7, 78-9, 104-5, 109, 189 Siekman, Janet 132-3, 189 Sieman, Phoebe 101, 204 Sikora, Janet 176 Sikora, Stanley 200 Silburn, Ruth 176 Siltanen, Marilyn 101, 19-1 Silvey, Eugene 102-3, 204 Simkins, Daniel 99, 104-5, 189 Simnick, Betty 176 Simnick, William 69, 199 Simnick, Patricia 189 Simon, Dr. Clarence E. 139 Simonsen, Victor 60-1, 62-3, 71, 81, 176 Sinclair, Gale 102-3, 199 Sirois, Richard 197 Sitton, Sandra 189 Siville, Willard F. 146 Skerry, Mary 189 Skertich, George 80, 195 Skidmore, Diane 55, 6041. 192 Skye, Sandra 17, 18, 31, 99, 100, 102-3, 189 Slager, Carl 122, 176 Slager, Douglas 197 Slattery, Lennie 198 Slevnik, Robert 83, 108, 122, 189 Sloan, Carol 195 Slusser, Charmaine 196 Slusser, Sharon 197 Small, Robert 189 Smaron, Walter 176 Smart, Lois 60-1, 104-5, 203 Smedley, Cathy 200 Smidt, Helen 176 Smith, Carolyn 189, 198 Smith, Charles 195 Smith, Dolores 195 Smith, Donald 68-9, 70, 90, 91, 104-5, 189 Smith Ellen 176 Smith Gary 189 Smith Geraldine 176 Smith Harriet 104-5, 191, 201 Smith, Janet 193 Smith, Jean 80, 176 Smith, Jerry 70, 189 Smith, Joyce 104-5, 132-3. 134, 189 Smith, Lonnie 199 Smith, Margot 102-3, 189 Smith, Marvin 118, 196 Smith, Pat 199 Smith, Phyllis 201 Smith, Robert 189 Smith, Ruth 76-7, 176, 240 Smith, Stanford 70, 85, 189 Smith, Terry 204 Smith, Thomas 68-9, 195 Smith, Wayne 189 Sneed, Donald 189 Sohucki, John 70, 195 Sommer, Lionel 197 Songero, Joy 189 Sons, Alan 129, 151, 176 Sons, Larry 129, 189 Sopko, Janel 79, 99, 176 Sorak, Helen 86, 176 Sorak, Sally 203 Sorensen, Terry 195 Sowers, Edith ltl. 146 Sowers, Ramona, 176 Sparger, Edna 104-5. 176 Spangler, William 83, 176 Spangler, Dean 176 Spartin, Joy 200 Spaulding, Karen 104-5, 198 Spell, Joe 176 Spellman, Beverly 104-5, 202 Spellman, Ronald 70, 189 Spencer, Ann 178 Spencer, Freewald 203 Spies, William 203 Spindler, Donald 112-13, 195 Spolar, Julia 189 Spooner, Joan 200 Spooner, Ronald 96, 189 Staat, Johanna 78-9, 85, 189 Stahr, Floyd 200 Stallhohm, James 189 Stamper, Nancy 76, 178 Stanfield, Donald 70, 195 Stankus, Donald 202 Stankus, Virginia 100, 193 Stanwich, Carol 76-7, 93, 94, 178 Starr, Bud 200 Starzyk, Ed 112-13, 123. 195 Starzyk, Richard 124, 189 Stedem, Gloria 78'9, 178 Stedem, Jackie 200 Steedman, Eileen 148 Steele, Deanna 197 Steele, Lewanna 199 Steere, Bonnie 108, 199 Steffek, Dorothy 189 Stegenna, Mariella 195 Stezmeir. Clarence C. 146 Steiner, Donald 112-13, 197 Steinhauer, Victoria 199 Steinmetz, Marlene 178 Stelter, Karen 78-9, 189 Stelter, Kenneth 19, 203 Stelter, Marilyn 78-9, 178 Stephens, Clifford 189 Stephens, Joseph B. 146 Nationally Known Merchandise for the Home and the Entire Family Peerless Dept. Store 18031 Dixie Highway Homewood, Illinois Adfly Jays: Usually you go from high school to business life. When you do, Insurance is a must. Go to HOLMES, YATES alt CO., for that insurance policy. 753 E. 154TH STREET HARVEY 2400 ED'S DOLL HOUSE Eddie Williams, Prop. Arthur W. Ruff Agency, Inc. Where Insurance is a Business Not a Sideline Dolls Jokes Games Toys Novelties 400 W. 144th Street CHICAGO 27, ILLINOIS 15339 pork Avenue Harvey Phones: Riverdale 04-85 and Harvey 6225 Phone: Harvey 2772 228 COMPLIMENTS OF REGENT GAS STATION JERRY MALONE 150th 8: Chicago Road DOLTON, ILLINOIS HARVEY S View 342 KOOL 18065 Dixie Highway Phone Homewood 1419 Homewood, Ill. Books Gifts Toys Hobby Craft Cards Art Supplies Stationery C0NGRA'rU1.A'r1oNs TO Truschka, Raymond 203 PHONE 6364 Your Pleasure - is Our Business THE CLASS OF '54 Compliments of the SUGAR BOWL CANDY SHOP 212 E, 154'rH STREET HARVEY, ILLINOIS ICE CREAM - CANDIES - SUNDRIES Sterkowitz, Richard 189 Stephenson, Sue 178 Stevenson, Roosevelt 69, 113 Stewart Clara 148 Stewart, Margaret 178 Stewart, Nancy 203 Stieglitz, Betty 196 Stieglitz, Nancy 189 Stiegman, Carol 80, 198 Stier, Georgia 199 Stohr, Donald 178 Stoltz, Richard 178 Stonecipher, Dorene 199 Stonestreet, Dorothy 200 Stooksbury Wilma 192 Stooksbury, Virginia 178 Stosek, Stanley 178 Stoudemire, Altha 202 Stoudemire, Cornelia 189 Stoudt, Linda 195 Strassenberg, Donald 119, 200 Stgalssenberg, Wilberta 60-1 8 Strefling, Roger 102-3, 204 Strigker, Mark 2, 68-9, 97, 129 1 8 Struh, Jack 118, 129, 193 Stroh, Jerry 204 Stroh, Shirley 101, 200 Strosin Stuart ski, Robert 200 Erwin 146 Stuart: Thomas 112-13, 118, 1 4 Stuart, William 25, 66-7, 68, 122, 150, 178 Sturm, Ted 108, 146 Suiigs, Marilyn 16, 97, 108, Suhs, Richard 13, 53, 66'7, 88, 101, 104-5, 122, 150, 150-1 151, 178 Suiro, Sally 196 Sundstrom. Ann 146 Surufka, Michael 178 INDEXfContinued Sutkowski, Richard 193 Sutor, Carol 27, 60-1, 62-3, 66-7, 78-9 89, 98, 104-5, 134, 189 Sutor, John 125, 194 Sutor, Robert 111, 146 Sutton, Helen 197 Sutton, Joanne 132 Sutton, Tim 104-5, 108, 178 Swaflord, Betty 194 Swan, Donald 68-9, 70, 104-5, 182, 189 Swanson, Arthur 200 Saiazrgson, Audrey 66'7, 73, 76, Swanson, Carol 178 Swanson, Sandra 189 Swadler, Linola 10445 Swerller, Margo 189 Sweeny, Robert P. 146 Sweet, Conrad 70, 189 Sweet, James 113, 149, 203 Swe7nson, Ann 75, 89, 104-5, 1 8 Swenson, Karen 78-9, 192 Swets, Gilbert 84, 200 Swiatek, Thomas 197 Swieringa, Irene 189 Swinehart, Joann 189 Swingler, Norma 178 Sypien, Jeanette 189 Sypien, Loretta 189 Sypult, Kenneth 203 Szczpankiewicz, Virginia 178 Szkaradek, Shirley 197 Szwet, Dorothy 82, 189 T Talaga, John 195 Tammen, Roger 129, 193 Tanis, Dorothy 189 Tanis, Peter 195 Taradash, Jack 112-13, 118, 191, 195 Tatgenhorst, Robert 200 Taylor Taylor Taylor: Taylor Taylor Alvin 198 Arnold 129, 192 Barbara 104-5, 200 Deanna 102-3, 195 Larry 116, 189 Treftz, Fred 70, 189 Triemstra, Jack 202 Trigo, Millie 100 Trigg, John 17, 60-1, 79, 90, 99, Tritsch, Ronald 201 Taylor Ossie 178 Triumph, Frank 122, 189 Taylor Patricia 189 Troester, Robert 189 Tayl0l' Robert 125, 201 Troller, Jean 178 Taylor Rudolph 197 Truhy, Charles 68, 104-5, 112- Taylor, Wayne 194 13, 123, 191, 194 Teefffr, Dale 189 Truhy, Sandra 104-5, 202 Tellis, Avis 204 Tellis, Valerie 78-9, 132-3, 189 Tessling, Roger 202 Thiel, Dorothea 146 Thies, Jeanne 62-, 78-9, 104-5, 134, 182, 189 Thies, John 19, 189 Thilmont, Marquita 102-3, 189 Thomas, Marion 146 Thompson, Jean 83, 147 Thompson, Larry 125 Thompson, Martha 149 Thompson, Mary 147 Thompson, Michelyn 134, 178 Thompson, Ronald 96, 129, 195 Thompson, Tommye 202 Thompson, Sharon 178 Thoms, Phyllis 198 Thomsen, Reilly 123, 199 Thornber, Richard 70, 197 Threfall, Ronald 178 Thrush, William 199 Tienstra, Gerald 189 Tilton, John 140 Toberg, Thelma 189 Tomlinson, Jack 129 Toole, Richard 13, 124, 178 Toth, Arlene 60-1, 80, 104-5, 195, 202 Town, Mary 193 Tracy, Lorraine 194 Traina, Frank 195 Tryka, Ronald 189 Trykall, Donald 178 Tsatsos, Nick 31, 193 Tubacki, Geraldine 189 Tucker, Milton 102-3, 113, 119, 199 Tume, Robert 200 Turk, Judy 195 Turkington, Keith 46, 66-7, 70, 189 Turner, David 112-13, 113, 200 Turner, Marlene 198 Turner, Mozell 201 Turner, Stuart 191, 204 Turngren, Cheryl 84, 96. 192 Turngren, John 199 Turngren, Thomas 70, 189 Tyler, Vernon 200 Tysse, Judy 88, 99, 102-3, 195 Tysse, Marilyn 189 Tysse, Nancy 132-3, 189 Tysse, Ruth 193 U Umbaugh, O. F. 44, 66-7, 141 Unger, Lawrence 178 Ursetti, Louis 94, 178 Ursitti, Thomas 199 Ustian, Loretta 54, 80, 195 229 Wagner, John 192 V Vagnieres, Shirley 80, 178 Valbert, G. R. 140 Valbert, Jon 52, 66-7, 89, 150, 151, 178 Valette, Eileen 102-3, 189 Vallery, Kay 201 Van, Carol 189 Van Antwerp, Donna 178 Van Bruggen, Phyllis 189 Vandenberg, Carol 84, 200 Vandenberg, Henry 139 Vandera, Richard 112-3, 194 VanDerAa, Albert 198 Vanderaa, Ruth 189 Vanderae, Joyce 178 Vanderborg, Henry 199 Van Der Giessen, Henry 139 Vandergriend, Gail 195 Vanderlinden, Richard 48, 189 Van Der Sluys, Alan 204 Van Der Sluys, Janet 42, 76, 178, 240 Vander Steeg, Wayne 196 Vary Der Vliet, Joan 78-9, 94, 1 8 Vanderwall, Donna 189 Vanderwall, Laverne 178 Van Deursen, Eileen 193 Van Deursen, Faye 49, 202 Varb Deursen, Seymour 68-9, 1 0 Van Dommelen, Richard 96, 129, 202 Van Dommelen, Thomas 96, 178 Van Drunen, Guy 83, 190 Van Drunen, Wayne 193 Van Dyck, Gerald 113, 199 Van Dyke. Barbara 86, 198 INDEXiContinued Van Gorp, Beverly 203 197 Vani, Robert, 70, 178 Van Kanegan, Carl 34, 180 Van Kley, Donald 190 Van Kley, Gerald 102-3, 201 Van Kley, Paul 70, 180 Van Kovering, Gerald 84, 119, 200 W Van Milligan, Donald 180 Van Mynen, Ronald 97, 190 Van Offelen, Henry 203 Van Swol, Wayne 123, 193 Van Vlymen, Marvin 190 Van Buren, Roger 70, 190 Vrbancic, Mary 22, 192 Vreeman, Mavis 202 Vyverberg, James 83, 192 Waddell, Robert 180 Waddell, William 192 Wade, Cornelia 199 Wagner, Herman 149 Vaughn, Patricia 194 Vaul, Janice 39, 195 Veld, Audrey 84, 134, 192 Veld, James 88, 191, 192 Veldhuis, Richard 201 Veldhuizen, Donald 195 Veldhuizen. Michael 201 Velten, Helga 134, 193 Vena, Nancy 87, 93, 94, 133. 150-l, 180 Verley, Marguerite 78-9. 190 Ver Wey, Harry 83, 180 Vestal, Jerome 180 Vetterick, Charles 201 Vetterick, Shirley 192 Vick, Jean 190 Vick, Melbert 201 Vidimos, Donald 69, 110-1, 190 Vincent, Ken 112-13, 195 Vink, Charles 91, 193 Vinsek, Judy 204 Vinson, Mary 201 Virgil, Hall 83, 203 Virgils, Bert 149 Visser. Ellen 104-5, 134, 193 Voelker, Dawn 101, 202 Von Sande, Herman 83, 196 Wagner. Wagner, Wagner, Margaret 33, 190 Raymond 194 Robert 201 Wagoner, Betty 104-5, 202 Wagoner, Charles 49, 102-3, 113, 202 Waite, Constance 190 Waite, Gary 196 Wajda, Richard 180 Wakefield, Charles 193 Wagierg, Janet, 60-1, 88, 191 1 Walczak, Joanne 73, 180 Walczynski, Raymond 204 Waldschmidt, August 139 Waldschmidt, Henry 190 Walenga, Catherine 180 Walenga, Rita 180 Walenga, Virginia 80, 104-5. Wallace, Marie H. 147 Wallenius, Ronald 190 Walls, Robert 190 Walter, Carol 100, 102-3, 195 Walter, Joyce 60-1, 100, 200 Walter, Judy, 28, 132-3, 180 Walton, Patricia 202 Waggm, Thomas 113, 123, 191 1 Walvoord, Thomas 191, 193 Wandrey, William 180 Wann, Janie 203 Wann, Mary 190 Ward, Dale 201 Ward, Judy 80, 198 Ware, Albert 113, 198 Ware, William 70, 180 Wargin, Robert 110-11, 122, 190 Warput, J. 274 Washburn, Dorothy M. 147 Wasik, Ed 192 Wagzner, William 60-1, 124, 1 Waterman, Florence 147 Watkins, Marilyn 86, 190 Watling, George 129, 201 Watson, David 196 Watson, Edward 96, 98 Watson, Mrs. Edward 142 Weaver, Frank 150-1, 180 Weaver, Larry 96, 204 Webb, Barbara 194 203 Walker, Arlene 86, 132-3, 190 Walker Donald 195 Walker: Joy 70, 78-9, 109, 182 190 Walker, Maryellen 94, 180 Waglaer, Nancy 73, 104-5, 135. 1 Weber, Frank 70, 199 Weber, Rose 80, 180 Webster, Joan 54, 61, 63, 66-7 72, 191, 192 Wegener, William 60-1, 80. 112-13, 125, 197 Weglarz, Laverne 180 Weis, Marie D. 147 Van Es, Neeltje 100, 192 Voss, Arlene 193 Walker, Thomas 66-7, 70, 121, Weise, Charles 199 Van Etten, Daniel P. 147 Voss, Melvin 193 124, 190 Weiser, -lgfry 70. 97, 190 Van Evra, James 43, 91, 194 Voss, Trucy 60-1, 74, 101, 191, Wall, Howard 199 Weiser, William 96, 199 Compliments 0 GRE TfLiKESSCRE CORPOR THD 230 Acme Roofing Co. 15529 Lexington All Types of Roonng Johns-Mansville Asbestos Siding A11 Shades Cellobrick Siding Cedar Shingle Siding All Work Guaranteed Best Wishes From S P O O L Y ' S ivANHoE TEXACO SERVICE Phone 7075 14200 indiana Avenue RIVERDALE, ILLINOIS Closed Sundays KINNEY- HOOD PRINTING COMPANY Factory and Commercial Printing 13844 LINCOLN AVENUE DOLTON, ILLINOIS Su!!! 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NPBROTHERS Sw es ra' 5 gun ia. ggwemh umwrs ink uunnnti MM N PA steers., Remember . . . :wal Jiilqld. il :annum ulnnaului..-nit your school days with Snapshots F lash Cameras Loaned Free SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Weiss, Barbara 76, 180 Welch, Pat 70, 104-5, 190 Welivar, Charles 70, 124, 130, 190 Weller, Bert 203 Wells, Allen 35, 68-9, 124 Wentzel, Richard 122, 190 Werner, Joann 190 Wesley, Betty 132, 202 West, Robert 199 Wetmore, Annette 97, 190 Wetmore, Jacqueline 190 Wetmore, ltlary Jane 104-5, 108, 135, 201 Wheeler, Lela 198 Whennen, Kay 180 Whennen, Robert 192 Whiston, David 190 Whitaker, James 70, 125, 195 White, Jeannette 180 White, Karl 180 White, Peggy 195 White, W'illiam 119, 191, Whitman, Diane 46, 109, Whitney, Sandra 202 Whitt-ed, Barbara 195 Whitted, Curtiss 180 Whittle, Melvin 203 200 180 Wickersham, David 60-, 62-3. 110-11. 116, 190 Wiechart, Phyllis 190 Wiegman, Judy 196 Wiener, Leona 148 Wiers, Claudette 201 Wiers, James 35, 70, 190 Wiersma, Carol 202 Wierzba, Richard 83, 199 Wilck, Larry 180 Wilck, Raymond 71, 190 Wilford, William 190 Wilhoit, Henry E. 149 Wilkens, Joyce 104-5, 198 INDEX Wilkes, VVilliam 190 Williams, Albert 123, 201 Williams Armedia 192 Williams, Beauton 149 Williams, Elbert 129, 196 Williams, Gary 202 Williams, George 190 Williams, Janet 104-5, 198 Williams, Judith 99, 190 Williams, Shelby 198 Williams, Thomas 70, 110-11, 124, 129, 190 Williamson, Carolee 190 Willing, Glenn 60-1, 108, 110- 11, 116, 180 VVilliquette, Edward 180 Wglgaier, John 71, 110-11, 182, VVills, Eddie 83, 199 Willson, Donald 194 Willson, Jacqueline 192 Wilson, Arline 196 Wilson, Grace 149 Wilson, Harold 197 Wilson, Helene 66-7, 141, 221 Wilson, Phyllis 202 Wilson, Robert 180 Winterbauer, Andrew A. 147 Winterringer, Lee 193 Winters, Shirley 180 Wise, Janet 180 VVise, Mary 195 Wise, Milton 83, 199 Wisniewski, Carol 199 Wisniewski. Rita 180 Wisniewski, Robert 80, 194 Wisniewski, Van 190 Witvliet, Donna 194 Witvoet, Ilene 190 Wognum, Marian 24, 193 Wojcik, Mary 149 Wojcik, Stanley 180 -Continued Wojtanowski, Ronnie 200 Wolf, Elva 78-9, 84, 190 Wolf, Maryland 201 Wolf, Patricia 22, 203 Wolf, Sylvia 104-5, 190 Wolfe, Barbara 22, 39, 180 Womack, Bond 110-11, 190 Wood, Paul 190 Wooden, Elizabeth 203 Wooden, Jean 203 Woodhall, Harold 199 Woods, Donald 196 Woodward, William 70, 190 Woosnam, Elizabeth 190 Wormser, Florence 180 Wray, Velma 33, 147 Wrobel, Larry 200 Wroblewski, Richard 199 Wunderlich, Florence 147 Wurmnest, Douglas 192 Wyatt, Dean 190 VVyatt, Robert 191, 202 Wyckoff, Richard 123, 197 Wyre, Patsy 202 Y Yadron, Joseph 96, 196 Yates, Betty 194 Yates, Phillip 84, 200 Yavenue, James 80, 102-3, 113, 118, 191, 201 Yavenue, Jack 116, 180 York, Fred 129, 180 York, Larry 201 Young, Brooks 10, 110-11, 114 116, 180 Young, Edna 149 Yurasovich, Milan 198 Z Zachary, Joseph 195 Zajicek, Barbara 76-7, 180, 208 Zalek, Joseph 80, 190 Zander, Damon 190 Zander, David 190 Zander, Janet 96, 194 Zander, Karen 89, 190 Zapchenk, Jan 110-11, 190 Zapchenk, Ronald 113, 202 Zarantonello, Diane 78, 194 Zatkalik, Barry 202 Zator, Frank 180 Zawisza, Donald 180 Zeilenga, Ruth 190 Zelek, Henry 60-1, 113, 201 Zenere, Reno 180 Zesch, Judith 108, 203 Zevenhouse, Henry A. 147 Ziccardi, Diane 203 Ziemann, Geraldine 132-3, 190 Ziemba, Barbara 132-3, 190 Ziemba, Dorothy 200 Zimbrich, Daniel 196 Zimdahl, Dorothy 43, 66-7, 89, 90, 93, 94, 101, 104-5, 150, 151, 180 Zimmerman, George 192 Zimmerman. J. F. 147 Zirbes, Sharon 7, 8, 61, 72, 104-5, 109, 180, 221 Zoller, Ramon 70, 190 Zolty, Ted 180 Zulfer, Rita 180 Zurek, Alfred 196 Zurek, Barbara 199 Zurek, Edward 180 Zwiezen, Walter 199 Zylstra, Margie 195 231 RAYMOND LOTZ EXCAVATING -- GRADING if 13900 Halsted Street, CHICAGO 27, ILLINOIS BUY LOW AT HIGH-LOW HIGH-LOW FOOD STORE 115 W. 154th Street A. J. FREMOUW Printer it Commercial Printing 4' Publications it Fine Stationery Quality and Service 15424 Brozidway Phone Hzlrv HARVEY, ILLINOIS I-y 175 RUBLE AUTO SUPPLY Automobile Ports and Accessories 15313-17 Broadway Harvey 575-5885 Harvey, illinois IN 8-9818 COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP fwmboe REALTY COMPANY 404 W. 144th St. -- Riverdale 1911 Montgomery Jewelers 14048 Lincoln Ave. Hamilton, Elgin and Bulova Watches Costume jewelry Keepsake Diamonds Watch Bands Watch Repairing WALT'S FRUIT STAND 159th and Indiana Avenue Quality Fruits and Vegetables Telephone: Harvey 4619 Open till 9 P.M. 232 Thornton Iunior ollege Full Accreditation by The lllinois Department of Education The University of Illinois The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools A Member of The American Association of Junior Colleges The North Central Council of Junior Colleges Phone Fulton 5-3206 General Repairing CZARK' flylfff CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales and Service TowingeDay and Night Genuine Chevrolet Parts Crawford and 147th Street MIDLOTHIAN, Ii.L1No1s LAGESTEE Welding SOUTH HOLLAND ILLINOIS Phone Harvey 4561 George R. Gibson YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER IN SOUTH HOLLAND 'Tay If mlb Flowering The Gift Everyone Enjoys . . . Treasures The Thoughtful Gift for Every Occasion Come in or Phone we .llaruey gAri5f 15410 Page -- Phone 113 233 Cor Hops Year 'Round Where all the good Tlrorntonites Meet for the Thiclcest Malts in Town LouarT's Drive- In 138 81 HALSTED Carl Van Kanegan Service Station 16157 South Park Ave. South Holland, Illinois The Broadway Auto Supply 15310 Broadway Harvey, Illinois Phone: Harvey 399 Harvey OfHc:e Supply Harvey's Center for Oilice Supplies Greeting Cards Toys Games Magazines Gifts 170 E L154Lh Sr 1 Phone: 5335 A Complete Line of Sporting Goods GEORGES SPORT STORE T26 East 154th Street Harvey, Illinois Phone: Harvey 4060 GEO. KOTEFF, Prop. FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK OF RIVERDALE 36 consecutive years of safe and conservative banking Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 324 fakmewooaf Fforzlfl COMPLIMENTS OF Harrv A. Lambert, Lawyer 18064 Martin Avenue J Homewood, Illinois l65 East 154th Street Phone: 326 Phone: Harvey 880 THE NATIONAL BANK OF HARVEY Systematic Saving is the Habit of Saving Congratulations to the Members of the Class of 1954- Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CALUMET CARTON COMPANY 18212 Harwood Avenue Homewood 1575 Bachmann Funeral Home DANIEL G. BACHMANN, Direc-tor 244 East 138th Street Phone: Interocean 8-9860 Best Wishes Class of 1954 BLISS AND LAUGHLIN, INC O O O Ol , 'Q W. HARVEY, ILLINOIS C3670 TTII. AFETERIA QQYD Compliments of LINDELLS SINCLAIR SERVICE Lincoln cmd Pork Avenues T S P DOLTON, ILLINOIS 1641451 1o41H 51RLEl HARVEY QUCAQJ5 Hridals and For I l9VIt S Bl Il dlll Congratulations ana' Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 V THE BUDA COMPANY Harvey, IIIinois Manufacturers of DIESEL 8g GASOLINE ENGINES LIFTING JACKS EARTH DRILLS RAILROAD EOUIPMENT CHORE-BOYS INDUSTRIAL TRACTORS FORK LIFT TRUCKS 238 C0l'l'l,9Al'l'lel'lf5 of THE THOMSEN CLINIC DOLTON, ILLINOIS COMPLI MENTS OF FROM The Harvey Memorial R. E. Nelson Y. M. C. A. Inc Compliments of MORRISON FURNITURE COMPANY 15310 Cen ter Avenue H I HIGH SCHOOL BOOK STORE CyO7ZlQ7'IlfZl!!llf07l.V lo flzv CI,fI.S'S OF 19571 MACANDER K E R R Appliances 8L Television Radios Washers Refrigerators Tsweepers R. .A. Radios - ubes Phone Harvey 682 15710 S. I'IaIsted Street I-IARVEY, ILLINOIS 'A' John Rickhoff Co. 15335 Broadway SheetMeta1 Harvey, illinois R00f1Ilg Heating Plume Harvey 16 or I7 321 E. 152nd St. Harvey 4577 Congratulations to the Class of 1954- from THE BOYS CLUB 41 Wu - n , blmple Practical Halrdos S Tapered Naturally to Suit You Sinclair Service Chris Hair St lin Salon 144MLQSQHe Y Q Ivanhoe Complete Brolce Service Grecxsing Allen Scientific Motor Test Equipment l27th and Wfeslern Avenue ROClCl Service T0Win9 FUUOII 5-3370 Riverdale 4175 Expert Fur Cleaning Quality and Repairing Dry Cleaning QJQ 15402 Center Avenue 267 E. 147th Street Phone Harvey 1600 Best Values Everyday at KL! E'S Dieranrmsur srons CHICAGO IIICIGHTS, ILLINOIS For Smart Apparel for the Family 242 COMPLIMENTS or MCCOYQS Pharmacy ADVANCE Inc. 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Phone: 1100 Cllic-ago Oflivel 2200 South lfnion Avenue CAnal 0-5854 I-li f Lo Hardware Complete Line of IIzn'dwa1'e, Paints Elec'trix-al and Plumbing Supplies 13750 LEYDEN AVENUE RIVERDALE, ILLINOIS Riu-:RDALE 4300 BEST WISHES, CLASS OF '54 Men's and Boy's Wear in the Newest Fashions HEADQUARTERS FOR LEVIS Visit Our Boy Scout Trading Post Dad and Lad Tog Shop 12947 Soutlw Western Blue Island, Illinois Miller's Cleaners 8 H atters 188 East 154th St. HARVEY, ILLINOIS Harvey 1532 RAY'S SERVICE STATION Malloy Fuel Co. Hmmm In C TIRES - BATTERIES GREASING ' TUNE UP - BRAKES ACCESSORIES RAY PALS, Proprietor l62nd and State South Holland, Illinois FMATTTS SERVICE STATION GAS - OILS - TIRES BATTERIES 13909 LINCOLN, DOLTON, ILL. 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FOUNDATION EQUIPMENT CORPGRATION Construction Equipment 2608 West 111th Street CHICAGO 43, ILLINOIS GentzIe's Shell Service Pick Up and Delivery Electric Wheel Balancing Sun Diagnosis Equipment Ignition and Brake Service 143rd and Indiana Ave. Riverdale 7082 KA If! . 90 RATULATIONSW .5 ' wg I C ASS OF '5 J I K Rl w ' H1 ,1-J' rizorvi A vb ' ' FRIEND ,7 'W f George L. Stone Your Protection is Our Profession Real Estate and Insurance 15338 Broadway Harvey, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1954 GRADUATING CLASS OF THORNTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL IQ 'UU WCCLAJOA 251 Rom Cipollo phone: I-Iorvey 2091 BOULEVARD FURNITURE, INC. 182 East 'l55tI'I Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS FINE FURNITURE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES LIRRIQLSIERIIXIC5 FLOOR CovERINes VENETIAN BLINDS George M, May COMPLIMENTS OF Distinctive Gifls Silverware and Glassware FRIEND Homewood, Illinois A We have Q Complete Line of Ladies' omewoocl and Misses' Suits, Dresses, cmd Coats mmf SLO 9 E I9 Helen 5 f 19010106 FLORENCE KRAMER Plwone 1832 18121D.:H: - HOMPIWCQJEB, Iililigilols Horigwgggi EQITICLOIS STATE BANK CDF BLUE ISLAND 252 Best Wishes Class of 1954 ,E i-efov 'J 1, ji-er 4 'mr if?-ee , ,Z ,, W , f 1 , K 3'e'3 O i SQLQERTIFIED cl'- ge :fmurrs fij f J Qbmgeep PERFECTIO GEAR COMPA Y Harvey, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF Hi-Ridge Service Station Your Friendly Texaco Dealer TED UTERMARK, Owner 1757 Ridge Road Homewood 687 GOOD LUCK O Compliments of BLUE ISLAND TINLEY PARK DAIRY ROBERT F. JACKSON Jewefry, Cfzmems, and GQ75 Phone: Homewood 1802 1950 Ridge Road A- Homewood, Illinois H arry's Food Shop 3130 West l831'd Street and Kedzie Phone: Homewood 3454 Open Daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Including Sundays 2 COMPLIMENTS OF TINLEY PARK TEEN CLUB Meetings Every Thursday Eve. Visitors Welcome Harvey Camera Shop Cameras and Photo Supplies VIEVV-MASTERS 134 East 154th Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone: Harvey 3639 Compliments of BiII's Food Store VIC WALENGA, Prop. Q9 Eost 'I54th Street I-lorvey, Illinois Newman Custom Upholstery Slipcovers - Draperies 18l37 Harwood Avenue Homewood, Illinois Homewood 1377 J. NEWVMAN EDDlE'S PURE OIL SERVICE PURE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSOR ES Convenient I. C. R. R. Porlcing 18065 Harwood Ave. HOMEWOOD, ILLINOIS COLD SPOT Drive-In and Restaurant For Refreshments HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS ROOT BEER - MALTS SUNDAES - ICE CREAM 157th 8x Pcrlt Avenue HARVEY, ILLINOIS 254 DIXIE DAIRY CGMPANY 2015 Chicago Road Chicago Heights, Illinois Phone: Skyline 5-0544 C 012 gm fu la fiom I0 file Clays of 19541 THE HARVEY TRIBUNE if Thornton 'TOW11Ship,S Leading Newspaper Since 1890 6AlfLCL Cauafdni Finest in Food Catering to Weddings and Banquets of A11 Kinds T1-:LEPHONE FI' 8-1690 MIDLOTHIAN, ILLIXOIS COMPLETE LINE OF CHILDRENS CLOTHES G, C, MILHAHN Treasure Island Ffomf Juvemle Shop 15130 LINCOLN AVENUE 14217 Chicago Road CMiCh- City Road? IDQLTQN 0938 Dolton 2950 DoL'roN, ILLINOIS For God and Country 'A' i' 'lr HARVEY POST NO. 155 AMERICAN LEGIGN 'N- Swets Motor Sales Sibley Lumber Company Inc. 147th St. and Ashland Ave. 180th and Torrence Avenue HARVEY, ILLINOIS LANSING, ILLINOIS Phones Harvey 1300-1301 wINterocean 8-9699 Compliments of L S Lumber Plumbing Millwork Builders Hardware Flooring Roofing Plywood Insulation 1 8230 -Iorrence Avenue Wan Boards Paints LANSING, ILLINOIS Plaster Board Electrical Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF DOMMER'S Compfzmenif Lansing Marathon Service 18203 Iorrence Ave. Phone 431 LANSING, ILLINOIS 0 BEUGEUS JEWELRY 18116 Torrence Avenue LANSING, ILLINOIS BlueBird Registered Diamonds A. Q Expert Guaranteed Repairing Bulova - Elgin - Hamilton and Swiss Watches geo .0 PULLMAN TRUST Sn SAVINGS BANK IIIIIW and SoutI'i Park in Roseland Quiclc Service - Tailored for You, Drive right up - or walk will dof Courteous treatment - our daily aim, Since 1883 - has brought our Fame. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat' Wassois C6I'tifi6d MHfk6t CQMpLlMENT5 MEATS - GROCERIES OF FROZEN Foons A We Deliver Phone 5166 159th and Wood Street M. A. PAJOR HARDWARE I0 THE CLASS OF '54 C I' I Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Omp 'ments O DU POM Gnd EIIIOIVS BENNOT'S SERVICE STATION Paint and Varnislw 247 East 147th Street Cities Service Oil Products HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone Harvey 3060 147tI1 and Indiana Phone: Dolton 7005 261 THE RAI! STORE lb Cblkago Hegffzfs George E. Gilley HARDWARE 85 FURNACE SHOP Houseware - General Paint G. E. Appliances 15337 Center Ave., Harvey, Illinois Phone: Harvey 244 Torrenee Ave. Shopping Center 18040 Torrence Ave. LANs1NG, ILL1NoIs Clothing and Shoes For The Entire Fmnib' Cvomlogmenffi o ,Harry jranhe The Ranch Snack Bar 14401 Chicago Road DOLTON, ILL. Phone : Dolton 7020 Congratulations PHONE HARVEY 3461 Class of 1954 from B R A U E R, s MARBLEHEAD LIME CO. ,Q THORNTON, ILL. Dutch Kitchen Restaurant I ON ROUTE 6 ONE MILE EAsT OF SOUTH HKJLLAND, ILL1No1s ' MA Our sineere eongmtuleztions Mucha!! 4 and best wishes to each one Wag., ,4,,4 a 0 f yOu for eontinueel sueeess b7n'JfL a in the future. JL-ff-f'-JD XQJ4 s 5 ag DCI!!! LW! 4244, M o 5 ff few ZZ-W Mew' 7, , Zijeddeaapwad -.... '! Q66 VLA! 6166 ff-Mqgndc lZ4ff-I-fcc+cfL,k,Z ' V5 0MCgejte!441?Z,f shag, 0 'L W? Mew ez Maggy ,isefegfzeeg ceev' e eyes 264 Centur Tuxed Rental S 1 4We Rent aff Egg Eidos 2 : 7 wht 1 47 Eff!!-40-' ,AJR Most Complete Stoc in ou ook o n If ' e ave A1 y es an o EQ? . - ' ' . W. , 5,16 ' ' I' 0 a ue n-wwf 1 B1-Ggffffidy 525: IO 1 s?0-44-42. p aid 5744 Halsted V546 HARVEY, ILL. f l HOURS 9 A M TO - fm mf. I ' I, CZLVMAZ! 6544! C. S. ARMINGTCJN D. J. DEGENHART CONSTRUCTIGN CG. Plumbing and Heating IHARVEY MILLWORK Coy C0flffC1Cf0l' 15216 Main Street - COMMERCIAL ' RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL 15339 Center Avenue HARVEY' ILLINOIS Ph I'I 540 Phone: Harvey 47 I f ff' Relive Both the Gay and Solemn Moments of your Wedding Day with Fine Photographs FORMAL PORTRAITS - CANDID ALBUMS goof .SQUAD 228 S. XNVABASH AVENVE CHICAGO PHUNE HAARRISIDN 7-5201 OFFICIAN PHoToGRAPHER FOR THE THORNTONIFE f To THE SENIOR CLASS . . . Comp 'ments We appreciate your patronage and wish you the greatest of success in future undertakings. 0 Knotty Pine School Store Bastafs jewelry Store Jeweler and Optometrisf l7l East l54tl1 Street Harvey, Illinois Compliments fd' ZUZIAK'S SERVICE STATION 14745 Chicago Road Dolton, Illinois Phone: Dolton l550 COMPLIMENTS OF DALLE Paint and Hardware Val Spar Rustoleum Varnish Products Dutch Boy Paint 14529 Chicago Road DOLTON, ILLINOIS Phone : Dolton 2696 GROVER C. ELMORE ALICE E. WILKES Realtor Furniture GENERAL CONTRACTOR MORTGAGES REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 98 l+lAs'r 154'm STREET HARVEY' ILLINOIS 17932 Oak Pdfk Ave. Tinley Park, III. PHoNE: HARVEY 4580 Kellogg 2-4604 267 THORNTON HAS SERVED US WELL JAMES R. DAY, Class of 1917 Mr. Day, our Chief Design Engineer, is an excellent example of the many Thornton graduates who have served us so well through the years. WYMAN GGRDON COMPANY INGALLS SHEPARD DIVISION HARVEY, ILLINOIS 268 Johnson Drugs 1914 Ridge Road HOMENVOOD, ILLINOIS Phone: Homewood 3760 A Professional Drug Store COMPLIMENTS OF BEN FRANKLIN STORE 2015 R1Do1-1 ROAD Holvuswoon 262 23 Complete Departments COMPLIMENTS OF Mac Williams 148TH AND HILXLSTED Best Used Car Buys Kea! MAJAQJ ILLINOIS mm BELL TELEPI-ICDNE Q6l,J0lfU CQ G e6l,I'l'l CCMPANY A Good Place To Work 269 'kirir Cpl f WHITING CORPORATION ir 'Ir ir Congmfulozlzbm I0 Ilya Clam M1954 SOUTH HOLLAND TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK 53 Years of Conservatiive Banking O SAFETY SERVIFE O Deposits Insured By Federal Deposit Insurance Ci'orpo1at1on Ma unuln Insurance For Each Depositor, fhSI0,000. Molloy-Made Covers john SEXIOII for the 5. CO. I954 THURNTUNITE by the Manufacturing S. K. SMITH COMPANY Whdesale Grocers 2857 North Western Avenue Chicago 18, IIIinois P. O. Box ,I S CHICAGO 90, ILLINOIS I 271 LUMBER 3 MILLWORK ff., Qi jg I3 I ' E iii ,f law Om 3- ii i 1 INDUSTRIAL BUILDING HOME FABRICATION CONTRACTOR REMODELER Dimension Finish NWTXIIIKIIIIIY A , I LUMBFR CUT TO SIZE f OR WORKED TO PATTERN IN OUR OWN PLANING MILL RITTENHOUSE 5 EMBREE CO 410 YV. IIITH S'rREE'1' oSin6e wAffERFAi,1, 8-8383 1883 i f Bef! Mikey Harvey Federal Savings and Loan Association 182 East 154th Street HARVEY, I1,LINo1s 272 HANSEN Cleaners and Dyers .Hain Qjice llllfl Plan! 15111-1 Page Avenue, Harvey, Illinois Phone 1951 131-fmrh Slorar East Credit CHARLES DE KOKER Jeweler Dealers in Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Watch and Clock Repairing 168i 170th Street, Hazel Crest, Illinois Harvey 6033 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO ' Points ' Vcmrnishes 99 E. 154th Sr. 27552 E. 147th Sf Harvey, Illinois Harvey, Illinois . Enamels Phone Harvey 6151 Phone -1023 ' Wqllpqper . u I I- sm W. 147th sf. '-12306 Haisfea sf. PO te' S Supp 'es Nlidlorhian, Ill. Calumet Park, Ill Bl 1,-I I 1462 Bl 1.11 a 6630 89 E- 1540' ue S am ue Q in HARVEY, ILLINOIS Thornton Evenin School .Ill High Sfhool Suhjertr with Credi! Creflif toward Hzgh School Graduation and College Enlranfe COLLEGE COURSES OFFERED Mathematics Bookkeeping Accounting Typing Shorthand Drafting Machine Shop Public Speaking Psychology Art Law Slide Rule Tailoring Sale smanship Languages Parliamentary Law 273 Mr. 1Va1'put demonstrates an I mpcrial ac'c'o1'c1ion Cl,l'l0lfl,i .!4CC0l A0l'l 3400! The Rosalyn Shop Specioiizing in Smart Wear 18119 Dixie I'IigI1wc1y I-IOMEWOOD, ILLINOIS For Excellvlzt F0011 PERRYS DINETTE SL OUTDOOR GARDEN 147th Street and Western Avenue Phone Blue Island 3618 Uwe Cater I0 Parties and Banquets 60l'l'll0Al'YleI'ltf5 0 EQUIPMENT STEEL PRODUCTS BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS 274 Conrplimvnts of Visit the Newly Remodeled Eagle Store Isabel Beauty Shop Save Your Soles 'lox by l534'l Center A Sewing Eagle Stamps Phone: Harvev 34 A Stomp with Every 10C Purchase ' Compfimemiv of THE EAGLE STORE SOUTH I-IGLLAND S Ai3R5eaTiit.Nt5fs BUWUNG I-ANE5 love' 50 Yems in l-lmveyn For Reservations Call Harvey 3331 PARENT-TEACHER ASSCDCIATICDN ol Thornton Township High School and Junior College Extends Greetingy amz' C011gr1zlLzIafiom fo the Clfzxx of '54 75 Marks Toggery CALUMET flexicore William A. Hercules Realtor - Insurance I28 F 154th Street Manufacturers of Long Span Floor 8: Roof SIQIJS Post Office Box 539 EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Our Slabs Hove Been Used in 115 ScI'1ooIs Since 1947 Ilarvey, Illinois Phone: Ilarvey 96 Quality Cleaning Laundry Service SQUARE CLEANERS Si DYERS Pick Up and Delivery HARVEY, ILLINOIS U8 W, 15-Itlm Street Phono: Harvey 5747 ISLITIC ISLAND 2235 Vermont Street I2704 Winvllestm-1' .-Xvc-nlle Phone: Blue Islzinml 802 276 HOWARD? Tepee Tonka Resort On Beautiful Blackduck Lake RUTH AND BILL HOWARD BLACKDUCK, MINNESCJTA ANTON STERKER '11 aiior Fine Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing I5405 Center Avenue Harvey, Illinois Phone: Harvey 1372 GERMAINE Beazuzy F Lingerie 55010106 15407 CENTIQIQ AVENUE Opposite Harvey Theatre TELEPHONE 903 Personality Hair Cutting Permanent Waving PETE'S Standard Service TUNE UP 81 CARBURETOR SPECIALISTS TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES 183rd 8s Harwood Ave. I-IOMEWOOD, ILLINOIS FREDDlE'S CLEANERS 536 Ii. 147th Street HA1cv1-lr, ILLINUIN Phone 6617-J Quality Cleaning Pick up and Delivering AMF Automatic Pinspotters Parkview Bowling Lanes 216 West 138tI1 St. Phone: Riverdale 2350 LOUNGE BILLIARDS 277 HOMEWOOD SERVICE CENTER 175TH AND IJIXIIG HIGHWAY PHONII: I'IOMI+1WOOD 1511 Your Friendly Mobilgas Dealer ONCE, ALWAYS When in Lansing Stop Enjoy Giant Malts and Hamburgers EVELYN'S LUNCHEONETTE 18142 TORRI-1Nc'E AVENVIQ LANSING, ILLINOIS LEARN A TRADE Practical Shop Courses Refrigeration and Se Ed . . . . 6 . . . Automobile Mechanics Amr Conditioning Diesel Mechanics Piano Tuning F Body and Fender Engineering Courses or a Good Used Car Welding Diesel and Automobile en- or a New Arc and Gas gineermg 2 year courses Tool and Die Machinist D d d P Day and Evening O ge an Iymouth Visitors Welcome 154th and Page HARVEY, ILLINOIS Greer Shop Training Harvey: 1427 2230 South Michigan Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS HAROLD B. BROEK Realtor - Insurance 138 East 154th Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone: Harvey 2017 m,II,., ma 14127 Lincoln Avenue Dolton, Illinois A Complete Variety Store The Famous jumbo Ice Cream Cones Notions, General Merchandise Candy and Pop Gas, Light and Telephone Bills Payable EDWARD AND ALBERTA WATSON, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS 1954 GRADS Harry SmiII1 OIcIs. 192 E. 155th Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS Congratulations to llze Class of 1954 GIBSON BROS. MOTOR SALES I55l6 Park Avenue HARVEY, ILLINOIS Phone: Harvey 1425 278 gngIIIIIIII23 II .-.1 N' ,'A ga, -J X, .1 2 this hunk I f If J I ,IWW ff I IX , I In I I! I I I' I . u, I 'I . if - I' if INDIANAPOLIS ENGR I V x 222 EAST OHIO STREET 'INDIANAPOLIS 6, INDIANA L HAS BEEN THE KEYNCTE of Rogers yearboolcs for forty-six years. And it will continue to be our ideal, because respon- sibility to see that your publication is well printed is slmared by the entire organization. The Rogers tradition oi sincerity and quality has been recognized by many schools as a security to the institution and an in spiration to time staff. ROGERS EWIRIIINITUINIG CQJIMIEMXINIY DIXON ILLINOIS CHICAGO ILLINOIS 307FirstStreet ik 919N.Micl1igan Avenue we - 7 WH 'fwv Jw, , wx-aw:-gg.. . . . . .,f..v. . . ,. Y, ,Qy ,153 EM U , ' ,M WT , QW'f:13,gf,gq,g5gg3:ng- ff- S . - 4-256 ' ,'.' v4,.,.M-.yt I . 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