Waukegan High School - Annual W Yearbook (Waukegan, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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Index . . . 1-9 . 10-19 . 20-33 . 34.75 . . . 76-107 . . . .108-131 . . . .132-145 . .... 14-6-169 170-176 esfervlary gmeefs qomorrow As anoiher Senior Class prepares +o leave The halls of WTHS, memories cling aboul' seHings, porfions of which have been familiar 'ro preceding classes 'For almosi' half a cenlury. -The new WTHS of 'Tomorrow is sfill in 'I'he blueprini' sfage, bul' already Waukegan you'rh are an+icipa+ing +he even grea+er advaniages 'lhal soon will be fheirs as yeslerday mee+s lomorrow and The new Wesf Campus of Waukegan Township High School becomes a realily. lT WILL BE GREAT! gui memories Inger C Cn fhe following pages are recorded some of The many evenfs of +he school year I956- '57 a+ Waukegan Township High School. Each day has had i+s own par+icular joys, +rials, prob- lems, and friumphs as inferprefed by us as in- dividuals and as members of +he WTHS family of s'ruden+s and faculfy. May +his book help bring back 'ro each of you happy memories of your high school days during l956-'57, IT HAS BEEN GREAT! Ijze rpasf egclzool year was Been Busy 'We have enjoyed our studies Wie ifafavage found time for fun 6 3 Kg ,aff ww ----....-.4 :S 563' HIGH LA no ,Q Aff 5 YY, K - . +- 'li N 8 I pi 1 'I rw My TP' 2 . . fxim is 35 , 1' QS ig cl . gig., s M Q QA Q ,. K 4 D-lk x f' 1 f T fxak' S ' 1 if , ' 'lf' vig L 5 W ' Q 5 wh? it Mig iii W 4. Q ' xi? 53335 gf 'Q' r ,Hi ' ' 4 S A sa: , is Ml K 1 Q N Q WZ 57 R JS 3 :Isl in I, Q age.. xi S K nf wgfgi v---' . W- -V . A 7 ' , ' i .,.: ,, ,,,,. f grim? 1 '-,.. Q V' . - ' M531-1' 'M A LT , K Q , Q.:,, Q 5 Q Q : : xii! xx 'gff' K. if ms' 35551 K ,ff fy f X Iwe Jiave aliearnecl fjg enjoy Cntr gziencls 45 as een reaf , , V 3' ' . ' Q 1 4 8 f5'5?551e55Zl1 il ga ,biiw , I ,, .. ...,...,V-.m. .,,. .......,,. - . , V , ,WM ,,,..,. ,HM l Faenlt stimulates learning A loyal corps of well-trained teachers working as a team has provided us with exemplary leadership and challenged our best efforts in the classroom and in extra-school activities. It's Been Great It's Been Great LARENCE Edward Prichard was born on Novem- ber 11, 1891 in a log house on a farm near Edin- burg, Indiana. For three years, starting at the age of four, he attended the familiar country school, which was taught by his father. The remainder of his ele- mentary and high school education was completed in the Edinburg Public Schools. Four years later he was graduated from Butler University and was awarded a graduate scholarship in Chemistry by Indi- ana University. Mr. Prichard was elected to member- ship in Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholastic frater- nity, Alpha Chi Sigma, chemistry interfraternity, and Kappa Sigma, social fraternity. Later, at the same institution, he was elected to membership in the professional education fraternity, Phi Delta Kappa. Parental influence was largely responsible for Mr. Prichard entering the teaching profession. As a teach- er of high school chemistry and physics, he moved ahead with experience at Winchester, Indiana, Jer- seyville, Illinois, and Council Bluffs, Iowa. X'Vhile at- tending the University of Chicago in the summer of 1918 a position as science teacher was accepted in Waukegan. Continuing work at the University of Chicago a Master's degree was awarded in 1927. To- gether with additional work at Indiana University, a total of seven and one-hall years of college and university work was completed. Mlith the rapid growth in enrollment at Xflfaukegan Below: Among the many projects initiated bv Mr. Prichard during his long period of service at XV.T.H.S., was the establish- ment of telephonic service between local high school classrooms and the Lake County 'I'-B Sanatorium. This unique hook-up enables students confined to the hospital to actually participate in classroom discussions and maintain daily Contact with their Iveferan ucafor erminafes areer ere Township High School in the early l920's, and a building program, Mr. Prichard was selected as the South building principal. During his thirty-nine years of service to this high school he has served as teacher, building principal, principal, acting superintendent, and superintendent. He holds membership in many state and national professional organizations. In community affairs Mr. Prichard has been active in the Xflfaukegan Rotary Club, Elks Club, member and past-president of the Men's University Club, member and past-president of the Lake County Phila- telic Society, member and director of the Waukegztn- North Chicago Chamber of Commerce. As principal Mr. Prichard established the Univer- siay of Illinois Extension program in 1946 and became its first Dean. As superintendent he helped solve the problems of the North Chicago separation, secured over 353001100 for the school district from Federal and State claims not previously made, helped to place the school district in the best financial position it has ever known, recommended and secured salary in- creases for teachers each year, initiated telephonic service to students in the Lake County TB Sanator- ium, placed the Memorial Scholarship Trust in opera- tion and fostered other scholarship aids, and in- creased the emphasis on graduates to continue their education beyond high school. classes. In the picture below, Mr. Prichard is shown with a display board used to demonstrate the operation of the inter- com plan. This display was exhibited at State and National educational conventions and won wide acclaim as a method of bringing the schoolroom to shut-ins. fs X5 X . ' -XI. Y , x 'x . Sir' A Q X .X I P. R396 Xffv X W' ' X 'M' ' z:::a.2:':..5a5.f., ..1:. 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He holmls a IIIZISICIJS degree lil'OIH New York Llniversitv. Dr. Haber ll2lS played a leading role i11 planning tl1e 11ew -iw Illlllltlll dollar NV.'l'.H.S. Sith antl ltlth grade school builcling S0011 to be constructetl near XVeiss lfield. He has coorclinatecl curriculmn clevelop- Il1L'lll work in XV.'l'.H.S., and has been responsible lor selection ol' new teacl1ers lor l95T-58, and assignnient ol faculty lor tl1e coming year. l11 co-operation witl1 retiring Sl1lJCI'llllCllllCl1l Pl'll'll2ll'Ll, he ll2lS worked closely with ClCIJ2l1'IIIlCIll heads and tl1e Board ol' lidueation i11 lmlanning for the l1l1lJ1'0YCll1CIlI and expansion of eclueational opportunities for NV.'l'.H,S. students. XVith hobbies ol' sports. tnusic, and clrainatics, Dr. Haber l1as shown a liCL'Il interest in the CXl1'2l-l'lll'l'li'll- lar activities ol' XV.'l'.H.S. students. He believes i11 a broad, well-balancecl edueational IJl'0gli2llll lor all students, and high acatlelnic stanclartls for tl1ose YN'llll scholastic aptitude. Under l1is direction, special l1o11- ors courses have been planned lor giltecl students lll Inath, natural seience, literature, and social science. XVaukegan 'l'ownship Higl1 School is a line school, and l am proud to be a part ol' it, says Dr. Haber. Cifizens Sled ScAool Board of galucafion .4l1oz'1', BOARD Ol l-1l7l'f1.X'l'lON IN SESSION auuxzn'v. 1957 11. hozml zrcsiclclug Kllalrcluc W. lliwr. lclnl couusclg iilglrcmc Rczuhug ClUk'liM'lSC 2lI'Ollllil thc l1llJlC. they arc: Mrs. -'ZINC XX CIS. la. l,l'll'l1llllll. SlllJCl'llllCI1ill'lllI llr. lzru' R. llnlmcr, 2llllllllllNll'2lllN1' Nlrs. Rulh Hzuhoruc. lylx. Rohcrl XY. Rivcll. Ralph S. l5l'UlllCl'- mlircclorg lfrcrl NI. .xl'lll9ll'Ullg. lielwaml R. Pollhoy. :uul UIJIIIIKN X. lou. lroauxl SL'Cl'Cl1ll'f' llllll husiucss lIl1lllLlgCl'Q l'lllSN'2ll'il HtJllIllJCl'g. Rust. l'l'lZ1iNS ol' XVzulkcg:u1 rll0YVllSllllD High School ucccssilzllccl such spccizll llll'CllllgS scvcrnl lllllvs cucll District ll!! :uc rcpl'csc11lccl hy Rl lmozarcl ol' scvcu luonlh. ' clcclccl lucmhcrs who COIIIIDYISC thc lugh school AM thc AXP,-il, l957' .mmml lgmnl t.h,l.,iU,,' Um. x,. 'j .. . ,' ,. X . I,o.ucl ol lllllllillllll. llus gllllllh conauuucs lhc pol- ,ml,1,ll,C,l, mcmlm-, Mm Ruth Hmlm,.m.v was H.. '. . .' .' , ,' ,., ' ,.. ' 1, . - l'm-llflllg bml-5 In .lllf bU51'lU5 'll OIJU-'img ll-'U' clcclccl,zu1cl two HCV'l'2lIllllil1llL'S, Mrs. R. ll. Rolmlnus kc-gnu llowuslup High School. Iioauicl lucmbcrs arc zulcl Sllllllllllll Killcll, won plzlccs ou thc lmozuxl. Mrs. l'l9 '.lU'l 'UIQ ll 'L'C'YC1 ', lcrlm- A l9llU51flCllly 01' llfflllll llznlllomc is ll vc-lcrzul oll lour ICl'lIl5. Rl'lll'lllg from chzunuzul, IS choscu ll'0ll1 zuuoug thc ulculllcrs. Ihr: Wl.Yil.L. on thc lgomd this Wm wl.H.1.1dwm-d lh,lml,l.,-Q, . . , . . ' ' :youd ILIAIII5 .ul .ulolucy .ls lcgal couuscl. -lllll lhc Il... ln.L.SldL,m during the PLM yon.. and UI.. R,,l,1.,., llilllwlmol l'l'5 '?W'i 'l ?1Cl hclws 'lf 'ff,-:1flTCf1f'1-'1v- Rivcll. Following rc-ox'g:ll1i1z1lio11 ol thc llozml 2llllL'l' E K llfhl V41 N ,ull H Lxullmmfl l N157 Om lhc.Xp1'il clccliou, lhc lllCllllJl'l'S clcclccl lfrcnl Nl. .xl'lll- lor thc lmozml hccznusc ol thc zulclccl work llCl'CSS2ll'X 1 1 Q. - N - Q I 1 . . . . . . 1 among plc-mlcnl lol thc cmunng w.u. m plzummg zmcl lll lllillilllg lJl'ClJ2lI'1lllOlls lor the ' I I ,I ' ' ,H , I, building ol' thc uc-w school plzuu ou thc Colony lrzlcl B'. m mlm X15 ull' ul' NIU' lml' M H 'mul' mm-yy..iss 1.-will U,mI,I,lcmCm In.L.SCmIm.i1im,S. Rag., ual lll thc lululc ol thc xxlllllxlgilll couuuuuuy ls Ulm-ly M.lu.dulCd lmmillgs .lm held at thc high St-pmol rcllcclccl m thc ucmcmlous :uuouul ol llllll' :null bmiucss olhcc on the lhiul lxlllllllily ol' Cach month. Ullflfl Wlllfll UWB' UW' Wllllllg' lf' Slwml 'll ll'll H Spcciznl scasious Luc czlllccl wlmcucvcr llCCCS52lI'y. 'llmc mzliulzuu, uuprovc, zuul cxpzuul thc ccluczulouxnl ln- IJl'C'SSlll'L' ol' llozml husiucss mluriug thc past yczu' has cililics lor local youth. I5 Pecial xgnsfrucfional Services Paul C. Burke, Chairman HE DIVISION ol' Special Instructional Services is one ol' the new adniinistrative units ol our school, and includes those services which are supplemental to the regular day school. The departments which supplement instruction are: tlj The Guidance, Counseling and Testing services: QQ the Attendance service: Qflj the Library: the Health Centerg the Sight-Saving service: ftij the Speech Correction service: Q75 the Reading Clinic: the Einploynient service: Q95 the Audio-Visual service. Some of the activities include: Career Nights, College Night, Eighth Grade Testing, Parents' Meetings and Registrations, Dental Survey, TB Skin Test and X-ray program, Ifreslnnan Physical Examinations, Polio lnoculations, part-time and l'uII-time employ- nient. The Extension programs administered through this division, include the Adult Evening School, the Sunnner School and the Practical Nurse School. Hlith the exception ol' the Sunnncr School, these are adult services, and even include special college credit courses. CMM SCAQQI Business ,lice Ralph S. Brofherlon, Manager HE BUSINESS Olhce ol' Xllaukegan Township High School Dis- trict No. II9 is stalled by the Business IXlanager-Secretary ol the Board, his secretary who is also Treasurer ol' the District, a book- keeper, and a payrolI-bookrooin clerk. This oflice serves the school by the preparation ol the school budget, and the accounting ol' receipts and expenditures. .XII hnancial allairs ol' the District as well as the activity and club accounts ol' the school are recorded on the modern accounting machine. All purchases ol' supplies and equipment are inade by the Busi- ness Olhce. Another Iiunction ol' this ollice is the rental ol Iacilities by outside organilations and scheduling ol' Iacilities by school or- ganizations lor alter-school use. Textbook rental and issuance ol' books is made in the Business Ollice, and further serves the student body ol XV.T.H.S. by the sale of workbooks, locks, and athletic event tickets. xj'liealfA anal rpkysical ealucafion George W. Lalham, Chairman HE DIVISION ol' I-Iealth and Physical Education includes sev- eral departments within the curricular and extra-curricular organization ol' the High School. This Division is an administrative unit of the educational program and serves the Iollowing de- partments: Boys' Health and Physical Education Girls' Health and Physical Education Interscholastic Athletics and Intramural Sports R.O.T.C. Military Safety and Driver Education Another phase of activity included within the Division is the extra-curricular club organization, such as the NV Club, GA.-X, Dolphins, Cheerleaders, Peppers Club, Athletic Parents Club, Crossed Sabers, Honorary Cadet Sponsors, Cadet Drill Teani, Cadet Color Guard, and Cadet Rille Tearn. A high percentage ol the X'V.T.H.S. student body participates in the activities ol this Di- vision, either through the required courses ollered by the physical education and military departinents, or by voluntary participation in the extra-curricular program. I6 Bi... Y. Colon ScAaiA4y, a4c!minisfrafive ssisfanf R KZOLUN l,. SCLIIAXIISLY, ,xllIlllIllSll'2lllYC Ks- nl tht' Rotary Clluh. sistamt. is at ttcwunnct' to Illinois this ycztr. llc The clttticm ol tht' .Xtlttlittisttxttiw ,Xmiatautt gvttvt- hultls his llontm' ul' liclttuttimt clcgtwc- l-l'OIIl lxllflllgllll ztlly ure' thosc' which ltuvc' Iwi-it :tssurizttt-cl with thc' Stattt- l't1iwrsity in Scllool .Xclmittistt'zttiu1t. His tcztclt- rrllifc ol' thc sfltool pt'int'ipztl. .Xa :tn zmistttttt to tht' ittgc-xpc'1'ict1c'c win ztrqttitvtl :lt St. lluhtts :tml Kztlztmit- SllIJL'l'lIllCIlllCIll, hc hats at g1'lR'l'ill tvalmttmilmilitt in thi' mu. Xlicltigtttt, lx-ing zt pt'it1t'ilJztl in thc lztttct' city totztl upcnttimt ull thc nclmol. ztml at clit't't't tvsptxttsif lot' luttt'tt't'tl ycztrs. ln tttltlitiott to his flztsstntttil work, bility in those' tnztttcrs which ltztvt' ln-mt clclcgzttc-tl Ita Dr, Scltztibly hm hccn atftivtr in thc pmlcssiotl, living him. lfot' thc most lmrl thi' tlt'lc'g1tta'cl t'i'spm1siliilitit's at lilt' IIl4'lIllJL'l' nl' thc Xzttiottztl liclttczttimt .Xssoc'izttim1, which ltztu- lwctt llhSlgllL'll tu thc .Xnlmittistt':ttix't' .Mr in which llc wats at nic-tnlmct' ul' thc lixvctttivc Clunmtit- sistztttt clcztl with mtttittt- opt-rattiutt ul thi- stlmnl: tcm' lm' two yczttx. llc ix at pam-ptmiclc-tit ol' thc Mic-hA zultiiimirnt ul atutlvtttn. sttultrtit tu-ut'tls, mtttlt-tit antivi- igzm lfllllfillltlll .Xwrc'izttimt, :mtl at l0I'IIlCl' lIlCIIllJl'l' tics, :mtl 5IllllL'lll Ullllllllil :tml clist'ililim', 17 auLecqan owns ip ifizens ook fo ufure lllwb tht xottis ol XX 1 11.5. N NOV1i1XI15liR 20. .Y '. ' ' District No. 1111. votetl to 2lll11101'1lK' at bond issue ol' ztpproxitnzttt-ly liotn' :intl one-hztll' million tlollzn' onstrttction ol' 21 West ilztnlptts High School bttiltling on the 21 :tctc Colony Site, neztr 1Veiss lfieltl Schetlttletl lot' completion in 11158-59. the new school to hnztncc c will hottse 1700-2000 sttttlents in grzttles 7 lcztvtng the present 1X.1.ll.S. btnltlings lot 11th ztntl 12th grzttle use. 0 incl 10- Enrollment projections from the 1955-56 llniversity ol' Illinois Sttrvcy point to 11 high school enrolltnent ol over 11000 students by 1963. :incl 5500 by 1908. In ztnticipzttion ol' the need lot' :another 9th ztntl 10th grzttle school within the next six or seven years to ztcconnnotlztte 1200 0th znitl 111111 guide stntlents, the voters ztlso ztpprovetl pttrchztse ol' at 20-ztcre site nean' Huck ztntl Lewis .Xvenues lot' zt lllllllll' school. m - Al lcfl. R1i1 l'iR1'IN11l'Nl 1'.XN1Cl,, The first ol' at series of cointnttnity meetings publicizing the referenf tltnn on the proposctl new high school for Wzntkegttn. wats heltl in the l.itt1e Thentct' e1n'1y in Octo- ber. Menibers of the panel which nppeztretl on the progrutn were. left to right: Mrs. R. 11. Robbins. president of l 1'.X3 LI. li. 1'rich:n't1. XV.'1'.H.S. superintentlentg Cl. 11, Schttibly. W.'l'.H.S. zttlininistrtttixe assistant: lf. .XI'lllS1liUl1g. tneinbet' of bozml of ctlticzttionz :intl Mrs. Nl. Xv1XOIIl ol' the high school fztcttlly. Al left. Y1Sll.X1,1l1Nti 'l'l1l-I l-'l'- '1'lIR1i. interested 51111101115 gilli' :itl- nliringly att the 1ll'l'1l1ll'i'llS sketch of the new lfrosh-Soph high school to be erectetl on the Colony ll':l1'l. near N'eiss lfieltl. 'l'he zttlrztctive colored tlrztwing wus posted otttsitle the 15011111 of 1'l11llC2ll1011 olhce ztntl merited nnlch ttttention from stu- tlents, lziculty. :intl visitors alike. X Al left. .X 1' 1111-1 1'01,1,S. 1'own- ' ship citilens tnrnetl out in recortl ntnnbers on Noveinher 20th. to zip- prove the proposed new school plans. inclutling at bontl issue. '1'his picture ol' the 1Y.'1'.H.S. xoting 1 place tttken 11111111105 ztltet' the polls were oflicizilly closetl. shows the long line of citizens still awaiting 1 their tttrns to ballot. 1 18 1 2 a K -saws. PPYOV6 GMS Bulling W ScAoof Al riglll, RlilfliRl'fNDl'Nl l'l'l5l,llIlA 'liY. l'iXIPlllllllllg ll glillbll sl11,1wi11g 1l11' 1':111i1l i111'1'1-11s1- 111' SllIlll'IIl 1'111'11ll1111'111 l11-l'111'1' ll 1'11111111u11i11 llll'l'llllg i11 1l11' l.111l1' ll11'11I1'1- 11'1'111'. lCll 111 1'1gl11: Nlr. l1'1i11g Gz111's. 1'11111111ill1'1' 1'l1z1i1'1111111: Xlr. l 1'1'1l .X1'111s11'1111g. l111z11'1l 1111'111l11'1': Nlrs. R. Il. R11l1l1i11s. l'.li.,X. '111-si1l1'111. z1111l NIV. l'i1lN'1ll'll ll11l111l11'1'g. l111z11'1l 111'1'si1l1'111, Ifwlffzr, S I lalaRlN1. 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C.111111111111'1'. l111z11'1l 11I l'.Cllll'klIlOll l i1111-1'1's11-1l i11 1l11- p1'11i1-1-1, 1l11: 1'1'I111111lu111 u.1s s1111 HIIIKSS Clllll 1111111 I 1 ll I'11l z1111l 1l11' W1-sl ci2lll1lJllS lilllllllllg IS LX f 111 1l Jlll 111s1 1 s11111111s 1 l11' lIllll1'l' 1'1111s11'111'1i1111 l1llC 1l1is Sllllll 1 1 1111 l111'l111l1'1l i11 lllL' lllllllllllg will bg Ill s1-111i11g 2000, 1vi1l1 1'11111l1l1'1c s1z1g1 l111l1111s l111 lull 111111I1l111 lllL s1':1l1' 1l1':1111111i1's 211111 1'11111'c1'1 I1c1'111111111111s II1111 1 1 ll llll f 11 s lg S 111 11ls11 I11- ll l.i11l1' 'l'l11f:11111' s1':11i11g 10 Ill ng llll 1111l lllK 111111111111111x mourns iDeafA of iss xgrene exfon Miss Irene Sexion Born: June I4, l895 Died: March 22, l9'57 WTHS-I 922- I 957 AUKEGAN Township High School faculty and students were saddened by the death of Miss Irene Sexton, who passed away in Victory Memorial Hospital on the morning of March 22, 1957. For thirty-five years, she had been an outstanding member of the high school faculty. Miss Sexton was born june 14, 1895 in Neshkoro, Wisconsin. While still young, she moved to Oshkosh where she attended high school. After graduation, she entered Oshkosh State College, and later the Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Miss Sexton taught commercial arithmetic at Har- bor, Indiana for two years and for one year at Dwight, Illinois. She came to Waukegan in 1922 and started out teaching bookkeeping in a small room which is now a part of room 34, the vocal music room. Book- keeping was at that time a popular subject among boys at high school. There are many men in Wauke- gan today who received their first lesson in bookkeep- ing from Miss Sexton. In 1930 she received her Bachelor of Philosophy degree from the University of Wisconsin. Later she did graduate work at Northwestern University. When the commercial department was moved to the north building, Miss Sexton transferred to the typing de- partment. Her hobby was taking freighter cruises during the summer to out-of-the-way places. She especially en- joyed the Orient and its people. Miss Sexton's favorite city was Hong Kong, which she visited several times. 'lust last summer she spent two weeks there, and trav- eled through Japan, Okinawa, and the Philippines. She loved going into little shops, through the streets, and into homes in the sections of the cities that were not ordinarily frequented by tourists. Miss Sexton knew at first hand how the people lived and what they were like. She had the unique ability to make people understand her, even though she could not speak their language. Miss Sexton will be remembered as a capable and efficient teacher. She worked quickly and was usually one of the first to turn in reports, records, and the like. She had a habit of arriving at school an hour or more before the pupils in the morning, and one could always find her busy in her room at that time. Pupils sometimes felt her requirements for perfection were too difficult to attain, but once mastered, they appreciated her assignments. A keen sense of humor, a love of young people, and a strong feeling of responsibility toward her job characterized Miss Sexton as a person. :program ggncluales Pecialservices Q i iw gps f i 0'-i i ,iwil-U ,gig i- -W Mx i i ll W 3 K :llwwx lcfl ln right: Glen .X1ulc1'lxc1'g: Donn of Boys, Nlullic- Nlziric Nl. llczlllyi llollcgi' :mil Srliulnrsliip Clollxisi-lm: lfrcslinum lIl2llll'S. Ycm js-rg: Dunn of Girls, Typing. Ga-urge H. Nlcllilli Girls' ilollnsclor, lyping. Rmnzm Nlillcr: Vnzilimml llmnmclmy llircrlm' of lt'SllIlg, Social Studios. s0lJllUlll1ll'C Bop' Klmulsclm. liyillllg. llooklwcpilig. .-llmrr, I1-ll lu right: Rirluml sl. lh'CllZ Soplionmrc Klluss Spun- lirlmv. :ll In-fl: Mrs, -loam llrainlvn, lilmrziry clerk. lUlll'l'l'S with Miss Bonita Ildllllllllll, llllI'2ll'l2lll, allmul illl imlcr for lll'W lmuks. sur. Swcrli clUl'l'l'l'llUIl. Kglllllvcll llC'll0llI Si lil-Szuin 11 l'iNl'lXll A 1 , Q V ly V V V , ,A ,fi l ,I T B ,ll Hglzlz Nlrs. l'.Yl'lf'll lllls. si-lmul nurse, :xml llr. llnllcr ul. lhls. Sclmnl Nuiw. 6.0-Sponsmn ul I-num Nunn C. ll m. 0llll.l Rwdyv MIMO' l,m.Sil.inlL dH,l.k ll sllrwy Wlum ml Slmlmll llzimmnll: l.llll'2ll4l1lll. lic-nllll linlmilsi 21 6ngbsA is argesf eparfmenf in TU rj' xy 5 twink. ww an fftil W. NF Row I, left to right: Esther Currie: Regular English and Rhetoric, English Department Head. Conrad N. Baker: General English. Assistant Freshman Football Coach, .Xssistant Track Coach. Carolyn Covert: Regular and General English. Elizahelh M. Craine: Regular and Gen- eral English. Helen Cunningham: Regular and General English, CoASponsor of National Honor Society. Hou' 2, Samuel Filippo: Basic English, Rhetoric, Sponsor of Literary Cluh, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Head Varsity Swimming Coach. Richard J. Heeknian: Basic English, Regular English. Hazel l.. Hurlhuttz Regular and Basie English, Dunesland Preservation Society Sponsor, l'lI'CSll1llZlll Class Sponsor. Eleanor Mihan: Regular English. General English. Eva E. Oke: Regular English, College Board, Sponsor ol' junior Red Cross. julia XV. Oslingi Regular English, General English. Ron' 3, Shadie Simon: Regular English. General English. William H. Smerling: Developmental and Remedial Read- ing. Ida Oliver 'l'alc0tt: Regular English, General Eng- lish. Laura Trevenen: Regular English. General English. Frances Weiss: Regular English, Basie English. james P. Yoggerst: Regular English, journalism. Student YV World. Below: Students of Nliss Eleanor Xlihan's Regular Eng lish class enjoy viewing the model of the Elilahelhan 'I'heater. Standing left to right are: Roger Stonelake Linda Hlallis, Miss Nlihan. and Judy Marsh. Sfress mp asis on Peec , oreign ancquage Af right: Mrs, Nlelha XVixom instructs her speeeh class in the fundamentals of choral speaking. Iielnzln' Nlr. William .lack points out interesting features of a model medieval German castle to ,lo Ann Wooldridge, john Stevens. and Sally Ogleshy. 'lhe model was huill hy William W Schmidt, 2.-X. S' Row I, left to right: William W. Vilhauer: Dramatirs, Stage- rraft. Senior Class Play. Mrs. Melha R. Wixom: Speech, Radio Workshop. Masque and Gavel Sponsor. Ron' 2: Evelyn Rummel: Foreign Language Department Head. Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Marion Coy: Spanish. Senior Class Sponsor. julian D. Hills: Latin. Co-Sponsor junior Classical League. William javk: Ger- man. German Club Sponsor, Fred Stefano: Latin. Co-Sponsor junior Classical League. Virginia Covelli: French, Spanish. Sponf sor of French Club. No picture. 23 cience acys ncreasinggy ggmlaorfanf o e , 99,3 , Biology, Co-Spomor ol l llllIl'1' Nlll'51'S. .XSilhl1llll l l'csl1ill1il1 l-'ool Bxlsclmull Clozuli. l'z1l1'im'izi ll2ll'lQCl'I Biology. Sponsor ol' l'cpp1-rs Kllulm. Ucorgc l.. Hurro: Biology. .Xssislunl Swimming filblllll. Xs- mlcn H. Poole: Biology. Biology liluli Sponsor. lizirl W. R1-igcr: flllCIlllSll'y. Rim' 2, Leo I.. Singcr: Biology. .Xllilclic llirurlor, Sponso- XY llluli. Cicorgc .L Wulmlorlz Pliysirs, Allllllill' Boys' Comm-loi' A1 lwjl: Mr. l'l2ll'l Reigcl' mlcmoiislrxilcs lo lllL'llllDl'l'S ol' his flicm islry' rlziss om- of llic mzmy' L-xp01'iim'lils usvcl in ilu' rollrsr on llivir llll4'l'0Sl'UIM' lmmlings. Ron' l, lcfl lo rlglil: Xl. K.. I-rowlin-1 Si'll'llL'C' lll'll1ll'lllll'Ill llc-ull, Imll Clozlcli, .Xssislzml Stllllllllllllll' Bzlwkcllmll llonrli. l i'vslilil:lii SlSl1lIll 'l'rzu'l4 ifozlcll. Burllcll H. l.1lSlll7l'UUliI Sc'iL-lim, I'llysim's. .XHSiSI:llll Sopliomorc lfoollmull Clourli. .XSSiSl1lIll Coll' Cioguli. Og- lir'lnn'.' 'liwo of Nlr. Ogilvn l'ool4-'s lyiology SllIlll'lllS llllxl' liolcs Sindy of gmafAemafics ains in opularifcy i N91 Hou' I, lcfl lo right: Wzillcr llaircfcwski: Nl2lIllClll1llll'S Dcpzirl- Ron' 2, Lewis H. Nlzilioncyz Xlgchrn. Gem-rail Nlzilh. Pulcr Al. me-nl llcaul. ilollcgc Mgchru, 'l'rigonomclry. .Xilrzinccml .Xlgchr:l. Nlvrkcl: Mgchrsl. Shop Math. Asst. Soph. lfoollmll lionch, .IN Soliil fiK'0lIll'll'f. Sliilv Rulc filllll Sponsor. Dorothy lirzimlonz Bziskcllmll Conch. Bzischxill clllllfll. Kqillicrim' Nl. Norwood: f-l'IDIlll'll'f. liciicrzil Nlzilh, Shop Nlulh. jg-ani Bryson: Business CL-oniclry. Basic Nlzilh, National Honor Socicly Co-Sponsor. Nlzilh, Mlxziiirvil .Xlgclmrzi. Solid Ucoinclry. Paul I . Clyincr: George XY. fJSl7llllI .XlgClll'il. Shop Mailh. lflili Slllllllllll' Srhool .xlgClJl'1l. Gciicrzil Mzilh. l'ilUl'ClR'C Grzicly: Ucomclry. Director. Milton U. 'l'hompson: Mgvlmrzi, Shop xlillll. john R. Wright: Gcomclry, Shop Math. Al lrfl: Nlr. llzmvcwski :incl lhrcc ol' his fourth your ninth students. Kathy Koy. lcrry HiIl'l'. and Orrillc 1.1-v:iiixla'i' dis- cuss sonic ol' lhc gi-mm-uric lig- lIl'l'S uscxl in lhcir class work. g Iirlrmu' lftllll' incmlu'rs ol' Miss l'ilUl'l'lll'C lLr:uly's plum' g1'UlllL'lI'f class, l.zn'ry Hue-sing. Shirlcy Mille-r. Rohm-rlai Sloll. :mil Hair, ion llurl zulmirc sonic ol' lhm- projccls manic hx' lhi-ir :hiss- inallcs. ocial Sfuohes PP4y io vercy ary iving Q? m Qs ,-if. wg is df' ,saw it sxfkwilx K 4' gy wg. as ve' if fe- vt ,, 4, ,V 4- +1 WM. w. 4 ay if 'F' 'F at if nk if if ',,. :it ve- 'V Rott' I. Sclnicr l. Santlrcnt licoiioniits, .Xing-riA Non' 2, 'llioinas W. Nlatin: Social Sttltlics. can History. Hcatl ol' Social SllltHL'S Dcparttnciit. Night Scliool Dircttor. sllllllllfl' Scliool Dil Hcrlicrt I.C1ainc: Sociology. ,Xincrican History. rcctor. Alaniic .X. Nlcfilcntloiiz Social Sttltlics. llayitl XY. lfiultls: .Xincrican History. Latin .Xincr- .Xnicrican History. lfrcslnnaii Class Sponsor. icati History. Co-Sponsor ol' National Honor .Xssistant Varsity' lfootliall Iloacli. ,Xssistant Society. .Xssistant Cross Country Coacli. Alcan .X, Xyrcstling Cloacli. lilcanor Nloorc: Social SllltHl'S. lforticr: Social Stuclics. .Xincrican History. Hcatl Sponsor ot' Sllllllxlll Council. Rolit-rt il. Nick- 'lctinis Iloacli. .Xssistant lfrcsliinaii lfootliall cl: .Xincrican History. Nlotlcrn l'lllI'tblJC1lIl His- Kloacli, ,Xssistant lfrcslitnan Basketball iloacli. Itify. Harrict lcrry: Social Sttlclics, Worltl Ilis- 'llicrcsa l.. Hiltlclmrancl: Social Sttttlics, XN'orltl tory, junior Class Sponsor. XYilliain O. Wclilii History. Rolmcrt ti. Hughes: Social Stiiclics. Social Stllclics. .Xincrican History. l rcslitnan .Xnicrican History. Boys' Clotlnsclor. l rcslnnan l-'ootlmall Cloacli. lfrcslnnan Baslactlwall Kloacli, .Xssistant Track Coacli. Ron' ?, .lcssic XYliy'tc': Social Sttitlics. junior llf'lozi'.' Nlr. St-lnicr Santlycn is showing inc-inlmcrs Class Sponsor. qlnnior Girls' Counsclor, Sponsor ot' liis Xtncrican History class a inoriv pertain- for Girls' l.l'2lgllK'. .Xllwrt l,cc lantlcr: Social ing to a pcriocl ol' liistory wliicli tlicy' art' sttttly- Sttlclics. Nlotlt-rn liuropcan History. .Xsssistant ' XVII-stliiig Cloacli, Sopli. llasclmall Cioacli. lllg. usiness ucafion relaares or areers lmu' 1, Rtflltl lx BlXll'l'f Hvalcl ol Iilxsllu-Ss l'.QIlllLlllUll llc ll2ll'IIlIClIl. l50Ukkt'CIJillg. Dislrihulixm- lfllllfzlliull. SIJUIINHI' Chic: Cin-m-ml BllSilll'9S. BlISilll'SN linglish. Ram' 2, xlllI'g'lll'0l l,4.'Ylll't'2lZ Typing. f1lL'l'iilll l'l'2lLklill'. Oihu' Ucrllpnlimls, Sponwr nf Oihcv f,i'l'lll1LlliUllY iihlh. Cllmrlm Rvicl: lhmklwvpillg. lllllmlllclioll lu Ofhu- Work. Yalrsilx lluwkcllulll flourlx. Ilruss flilllllllf cjililfll, Xlzlhvl Ihmup- , sun: Ollgirc xl2lQ'Ililll'S. SIIUVIIILIIILI. Iyping, Rulh Wal-N 4h-ik: Sllllflllllllll. lyping. Clnlclal XYl'igl1l: S'llll'lllLHlll, lxpillg. Spumm' ul' lfxllllll' Iki'LIl'll'lkS. SUIDIIHIIIUYL' C. le4' f f21lllllNl'hll'. X ., ,II nghl: lC'Lll'Ilillg lhv lllllililill mul ulrcrnliml nl lhm- rmnplur lIli'll'l'. which auhls. SlllJll'1ll'lS. lllllIliIJlll'SUl'KIIXHIKW.lll'1'. lvil lo right: Pall fllI7l'l'. Syhlc Skaggs, :md .lm-:ul Iluunpsmm. l,m1'r1 righl: XILIYICIIL' linux is KlIJt'l'2llillg' thx- hilling maxfhim- .ll lhm North Slmrc Kms Kimu- Ililllf ullil 1' lfllillillg. Ir111:1lr.' In us ll llLll'l ul hm' 5ll'lll'lilH! in lhu IISK' ul lhc mlznx flllflllllllbl' is il pri- IIILIIW fllllflillll ul' Nlisw Ihmnp- sunk Oiiiu- Nlguhincs clause. 'lwyll lhrwlllzlll IS plm'Ill1'c4l us- ing' lhv Hlltlllilllll' llliltllillli ' Q7 Klar' .inn- 1 I' H 'F NN'W'MX ' N xgnolusfrial Courses eafe fo lirlfmu' lim Sliill' wurks un llmc milling lll1H'Ililll' in Xlr. SIUIJIUIKIQN xufznliuxxzll lxlzwllim- slump claw, wean' ra rpayslcal gclucafzon, ealfg, Safeiy an lcllll 11111 1 ll s 'l11s11 1 11211111 llltlll Iylll 1111111111 Us1 ll X B11 l'h1s11 1l l1l111 1111111 X ll sity 11 1 s 1 I11111 ll ,Ill 1 l'11s1 1'z1I l1l1111111111 l1111 lllllll 1ls X 11s111 B1 sily 11 1 1111 1x11 l1l111111111 S111 11111141 SL ll S 11111111111 I as 1 111 1 11 1 N 11s1 1 Vllqlllx 6111111 I N1111 S1f111 l1i1 lillll 111 I111f1s 1 XIIIIIIIX SKILIIKC 1111 vI'2ll'll1S I 111111 XL ll Xl1l11 IIN S11111s111 of C111 S11I11 1:1111 C.. C I1'1'11 I:lI7l xlilk' XIRIIW 111s1 IS 1 xs111 1 111 X 1 SILWL 11 wk: lsllllllll 1I11 xxlllll DIIXLI I ine anal lpracficaladris for a quller ifz f.,,..w,.x fffl .RU lion' I. Iefl lo right: Leslie Gilkey: Or- rlieslrzl, Choir. Sponsor of Modern Music Nluslers. Otto Crulunu: Head of lfine Arts Depzirtnienl. Concert llzuul, junior llzuul, History of Music. liverelt l'. Misunus: .Xrl. Sponsor of .Kris Club. ,ag Ron' 2: Pelrouillzi Sloevener: llezul of Home l'll'0llUIlllL'S l,ClJ2lI'lllll'Ill, Home Arts. Foods. lilln .L Clarke: Clothing. Leona Slocvener: Home Living, llonie Arts. Senior Girls' Counselor. rms... . l.1m'r'f lrfl. l-DODS Cl.XSS, Nliss l,L'll'Ulllll1l Sloewnvr. slzuuliug. xisils will: lluslx Tofu jlirlurf' lu'lou', lllll l5R.XSS. Personnel ol' llauis. lln-e Llzulxson. Nlnri Culmrielsen. zuul Karen lh-wr us llie girls enjoy an lm. 13135 buss Scclion of the C-out-Cyl lmml an-Q noon llIlll'llL'0ll prepurwl in llu- scliool lzrlrorzuori. ICH Il, I-ight: 1301, Huh.. Bill pmkcl.. HHH., lu ri11'l4': Nancy lflillllllgllll puts Iinisliing lllllCllL'S on an piece ol pottery in Xlfflllllilllgll- l l'Cll llilliflliil- UCUVEC MCSIUW illlil rl ilziss. Clenu linn. MQTQ-.M ffel' OMYSGS Ol' ee S OfSPeCiC1l QYOMPS l'homas W, Nlann, Director .Xdult live- ning School and Summer School. Orlin ll, Trapp, llirector. litening lixten- , in and Xpprentice Iraining. Alzoztc. PR.XCiI'lC.Xl. NITRSINC 'I'R.XlNlNC PICRSONNI-'.l.. I.el't lo right: Paula lreRoi. Clinical lnstructor, Lake lforest Hospital: lileanor l'orter Nursing Instructor: Crace Clissold, Coordinator: liilythe Rumford, tilinital Instructor, Victory Nletnorial llospital. Hli SCHOOL ol' Practical Nursing has now graduated oyer sixty students. 'l'he program ol' stttdies designed to train young n1en and women to be competent practical nurses, ollers one year ol' training-lour months ol' theory and class work and eight months ol' clinical experience in atliliating hospitals. During the clinical practice the students get experience in spe- cialized departments ol' the hospital as well as ditty on the general medical and surgical floors. This portion ol' the pro- gram, like the pre-clinical area, is under the direction ol' a registered nurse instructor. 'l'HS HAS opened its facilities lor use by adult evening classes lor the past thirty-Iour years. More than ljitltl were enrolled in 58 classes during the second semester ol' this year. The work is designed to help adults make better use ol' their leisure, improve their skills lor use at home or on the job. and to earn diploma credits. N lilCH'l' NVICIQKS stunlner school was first conducted in I9-15, and each stnnmer since, courses have been ollered to all high school students in Lake County. 'l'he session starts on Monday following the close ol' the regular term in llune. Classes are taught in all courses lor which there is sullicient demand. Those most frequently requested are: linglish. social studies, mathematics, science and typing. VENINC IQXTIQNSION classes are designed to help adults improve the quality ol' their work in their present jobs or aid them in securing additional training lor new positions. Apprenticeship training is ollered lor regularly indentured brick Zlllll stone masons, plumbers, machinists, plasterers. and cement masons. Classes meet evenings and on Saturdays. ScAool Served Ly flllce, Clerical Sf ,IZ iessionzll stzttus. Run' I, left to right: Hrs. I,z1ur1t llztilliez Secretary to Superinten- dent: Nlrs. lilsie Bates: Secretary to .Xthninistrzttixe Xssistztntg Nlrs. Catherine Couturier: School Treztsurer and Secretary to Business Nlzttutgerg Mrs. Mary L. Clrznner: Physicztl liclttczttion :incl Attend- ztnee Secretzu'v: Nlrs. llettv Cretan: Receptionist: Hrs. Rose Hig- ginlrothznn: Bookroont Seerelztry. I'o 1' 'P' Xlrs Viviwn H 'lllxerr' Sewetatrv to Itulustriztl litlueution x 1 -. . .. 1 L. I llirectorg Mrs. Mary llelen Kztski: l'rtu'tirztl Nurse Secretary: Nliss Marie Sauter: .ittentlzuire Secretary: Miss Klztrrie Srlnteicler: Regis- trarg Mrs. Lois KZ. Smith: Guidance Serretztry: Mrs, Clttrol Stztskes wich: livening School Secretary. Run' 3: Mrs. lreue Slflylf Bookkeeper: Xlrs. Uerztltline lY:tltlorl2 .Xtulio-Vistuil Secretary. AI right: l'l.llG ONIC. l'lil,I. TXVU. .X sttltlent assistant is heiug uutruetl into the ttttrtcutes of the telephone suitthho.ntl in thc 4 , 4 . school ofliee hy Mrs. lilsie llzttes. 32 Hli XVTHS oilire sta ts conunt ed o tt phi osomi .t t best serve by intproxtng then skills inc bx tnlornung thentstlxts on matters ol' srhool policy 0 L et et att tht tnqunt public. 'l'hrough in-setxtce 1 Q s o s .t t s ztttentlztttre at evening tual sununu toutsts tcluc tttontl utr 1 sought to improve then ixottt to inc to . The etlttezttionztl sent ztintetl to serve students pt lhey operate the switchboucl publish the cl.ulw Ju t tn LC tttt ance, czttztlogue hints, and mncl e IL uu tx llldl afeferia anal gmainfenance AI right: Xlrs lnuisa- Lmc. fl2ll,l'll'l'l2l Nlznlzlgcli Nelson Dllllfllll. Sllpcrinlc-mlcnl ul lillllmlmgs alml lwmlmls. is WN xx. .41 zighff Boll l.l'2lI'lll0lll. lvll. mclnlwl' nl lll2llIlll'llllllll' stuff. :xml Bob lll2lSlC. riglll. 1'vc'c'ixil1g clerk. i'UllllCl' with Ncl- wn llunfzm in lllc lllzlilmlcllzlllrc ollicv. Iunwz' riglll: Nlcxnlwrs ul L':1l'cl01'i:l Stull zlrc' busy Sl'l'Xlllg lllc lung lim' of lllllll grx SIlIlll'lllS during unc of thc luur lunch pcrimls. l'l:lnf1 l17iflIll'l'. llclow. Xl.XlNl'liNf XNCIIQ S'l'.XIfI . l.cfl to riglll. Ron' I: Bull Waste. G1-orgc Xlmznnck. lillzlrlcs l':n'rinn. liml lV1lllL'IlWL'llI. llllllllllll llcislcrkzllnp, lYull .Xnllmrsmx lfrm' 2: llill l'lllSI2ll.l'. Hill Slllmmlolnik. -luke Xlilkkilzl. liml flI'2lll1l'S. lxllllllllll lllzlrk. Xml in lllllllll' arc: xlllff Xrk, .Xlvin llzlssvll. llllllf lk'l1cxi1'. George lfry. lillu Uuislu. Bulb Hullmam. loixu Kam- gsls. Clurl l.2ll'SUIl. -lulm Xivmi, Hdlll Slum-llzlll. .l0Sl'l1lll'lll' lYalg11cl'. alml Cilulc lVOUlll'lllll. 1.ml'r'1' llifflllll lmclnw. CI.Xl li l liRlX Sl Xlflf. l.cl'l lu right: NIH. lnllisc l,mc. lll1lIl2lgL'l'. -lllllil Rilfllllillll. Yirlzl xl'l'2lll'. lilvalllur lllllllltlhl .IUSi'llllllH.' I'mwll, l.KlllL'll2l Kingman. lfvrn Kyml- lwcrg. Rusc lingo. l'll0l'Clll't' llrown. Ulgn Vl'l'2lXll1lll. lislllcr Xuslin. .Xlicc f'2ll'lll'X. Xgncs llulzmo. l1'L'nc' Rogl l'l'XSlxl. xllllllll' Boswell. Sophie Knox. KSIITII f,lKUIl. mul julia Skulnifk. '19 Y i S 3 S S li 5 wi It9s Been Great Classes blend personalities . . . Each class member, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Sen- ior, contributes his individual- ity to life at W. T. H. S. In four brief years we have seen the timid Freshman develop into a confident Senior. It's Been Great 5. une 6, ar ec .41 left, leading their class through its final year were the SEN- IOR CIASS OFFICZICRS, left to right: lrma lTrh. secretaryg Ri- chard Carlson. vice-president: Linda Burkett. treasurerg and Dan Gates. president. Iirlrmg SENIOR CILXSS CIUPNCII.. left to right, RON' l: Chandra Simpson. Sharon Bancroft. Diana Zinn. Linda Burkett, Indy liwig. RON' 2: Virginia Davis. Hazel Kantola, john Mule, Xlike Pekkarinen. and james Nlcllride. UNIQ ti, N57 was a thrilling day lor lonr lllliltlll'-l and one XVTHS Seniors. On this day graduation ceremonies were held and everyone knew he or she would soon be departing from high school. For some it was an event long awaited, but lor others it meant leaving XV. T. H. S. and all the lriends who were known so well, and lacing a completely unknown fu- ture in college or business lile. For everyone it meant wondering what problems lay ahead, and what the future would have in store. The class oflicers who led the seniors were: Dan Gates, president: Dick Carlson, vice-president: lra llrh, secretaryg and Linda Burkett, treasurer. Helping to guide the class through their lour years ol' high school were Miss Leona Stoeveiier, girls' counselor, and Mr. Nello Bardonner, boys' counselor, helping students in whatever problems they had. Miss Marian Coy and Mr. Reyno Bixler were the senior class spon- sors. One ol' the highlights ol' the year was the first an- nual Senior Class Banquet which was held on qlan- uary 29 at Hank's Supper Club. The seniors voted to have the banquet and it was a great success. Enter- tainment was provided lor and everyone had lun. The luture classes will surely find much enjoyment l'l'OlH this event. Mrs, McThing, the Senior Class Play, was di- rected by XVilliam Vilhauer, assisted by Maxine Kessie, student director. lt was put on by a group ol' talented seniors and was another special event ol' the year. Pecial gvenf n ives of Seniors llli GRAD HOP was held at the Glen Flora Conn- tnents, and the ctnninencetnent speakers. try Club on .june I. 'l'he lllClIlC was Forget Me l V ' I Not. lt was the last social liunction ol' the year and ll llllxlllll' 'll llillllllllms llllll sllfllwm Win lll llll' very tnentorable indeed. 'l'he Baccalaureate service llcllll Ol l'Wl'l' Wllllll' Wltvll lll' l'l'1lllfVll lllill lll5 lllgll was held on Sunday. .lune 2, Bruce Lealiblacl. .leanne Sfllfml llll' WHS llV2lWlllg 10 ll 1'lfN'- l1'2lYlll2 01193 Austin, Heather Xllarton, and Sandra Haese, spoke lor l1'il'INlS llllll folllillllillg Ull lil'e's ,l0lll'llUf' into an llll' the 4-lass gn grgulngqtion, known lutttre is not always a happy adventure. Although there were tnanv social activities lor the In Ihr- war, U, 1-0,m-, ilu- glmlllulc, ug' 1957 will Wllllllx' lllcll' WHS lllsll llillll Wllli- ll lfmllglll Ulll' look backlon their lout' vears at W.'l'.ll.S. and recall Nllllllllllg l'l'l'0glllll0ll ll' llllllgliw l'll llllf'l'Si lilll. Hllllfl- things which will stand out in their tnetnories. lhese llllfl llclcll lllmlls- wll welll lllc llllu' Vlllcllllllllllllllls tneinories will be ol' happiness, and learning: ol' excite- that achieved a -1.000 academic rating lor their lour YCZI Tb. J inent and worry. livery year. profiting by the inistalges that have been tnade, has been one ol' growth. 'l'hese 'lihe class ollicers did a very cointnendable job in students will go lorward into lile prepared to ineet organiling the various connnittees and activities lor whatever probletns that Illlly arise. Nlay all the classes graduation: choosing the caps and gowns. announce- in the years to cotne do as well. l.ozi'e'r Vlllllff X 5lxNl0R CLASS ll,XNUl'lal was held lor the a - I first time at llank's Supper Clnh on januari 29, I'tttnretl at the . Speakers' lable are left to right: Nlr. llardonnet, Supl. Irith ard. Dan Gates. Dick Carlson. Dean Dnrsex. Nlilte l'eLLtn'inen. and Laura Xlto. I if fll A 'C1's.' 'nc ' 3 A v i 1 1 1lllI'C' 'L 1 ' '- 5 . li 5 1 'owns: Rc sa- '- ' , 2 ' '- ' .NIIIIIQ et ' 3 ' 'Q . 4 ' I 'tsf I resin ent: ,L 'Q o. 1 1 1 f 1 Bur . at '. liclfnei Helen -Iarobs is being congralulaletl for ranking highest on the National Merit S 'hol' rshim les V ll'Illlill'tl. l. C . llurke. and llelen -lacobs. -f's- l 5 i 5 5 i S' t E ' f 55 ij' 2 li X . . ily, e 2 5. Q Q 'Elf l ii l amxsayzsswxm ssfmsmzssxflssfswwxw ' ' l M. . . . enior Class JOHN C. ABRAHAMSON: Baseball, Football, Intramurals. Military, Swimming Squad, XY Club . . . WILLIAM HOYVSER ALDEN- DIFER: Baseball, Basketball. Golf League, Intramurals, Life Saying. Military, Swimming Squad, 'AV' Club. Part-time Employment . . . SHIRLEY ANN ALFANO: G..-X.,-X., Girls' League, History Club, Span- ish Club, Part-time Employment. JULIANNE MARIE ALLEN: Band, G.A.A., Spanish Club. Jr. Achievement. Part-time Employment . . . LAURA ANNE ALTO: Arts Club, Cheerleaders, Dolphins. Future Teachers, G.A.A.. Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saying, Nat'l Honor Society. Peppers, Spanish Club. Y-Teens, Student Council . . . LOUIS I. AIAVARDT: Baseball, Football, Plays, Rifle Team. Micstling. FRANCIS EDYVARD AMANN: Military. Part-time Employment . . . DAWN CAROL ANDERSON: Dunesland Preservation Society, Future Teachers, G.A.A.. Girls' Choir, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving, Nat'l Honor Society . . . JON LYMAN ANDERSON: Annual, Camera Club, Crossed Sabers, Dunesland Preservation Society, Military, Rifle Team, Slide Rule Club, Student KVM M'orld. NATHALIE ANN GLADYS ANDERSON: Girls' League, History Club, Oflice Occupations, Peppers' Club, Jr. Achievement, Part-time Employment . . . ROY JOHN ANDRZEJEYVSKI: Concert Choir, Intramurals, Military, Slide Rule Club . . . JUDY M. ANTCLIFF: Class Council, Future Nurses, G..-LA., Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving, Peppers' Club. Y-Teens. Part-time Employment. GENE R. ANTHONY: Basketball. Intramurals, Military, Plays. Trans- ferred from Kenosha High School . . . CAROL ANN ASH: GAA., Spanish Club, Transferred from Grayslake High School .... ARTHUR B. ATKINSON: A Cappella, Concert Choir, Crossed Sabers. Oflice Occupations. Radio Club, Rifle Team. Swimming Squad. Part-time Employment. JEANNE LOUISE AUSTIN: A Cappella. Camera Club, Class Coun- cil, French Club, G.A.A.. Girls' League, Masque 84 Gavel, Modern Music Masters. Nat'l Honor Society. Orchestra, Slide Rule Club, Thespians . . . EDXVARD GUST AUTIO: Chess Club, Crossed Sabers, Military, Slide Rule Club. Spanish Club . . . JUDITH MINETTE BAKER: Band, Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Modern Music Masters, Peppers' Club, Y-Teens. ROGER LEE BAKER: Part-time Employment . . . SHARON MAE BANCROlf l': Annual, Class Council. G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club, Nat'l Honor Society. Spanish Club. Jr. Achievement, Part-time Employment . . . ROBERT ADOLPH BANDMAN: Band, Partrtime Employment. CHARLO'l l'E BERNICE BARBER: 'l'rausferred from M'arren High School, Part-time Employment . . . JOHN CHARLES BARNSTABLE: Chess Club, Crossed Sabers. Military. Slide Rule Club. Part-time Employment . . . BOB XYALTER BASSETT: Student XV XVorld, Part-time Employment. E as Y L .me Qmls, 7957 DON BAl'BY: Camera Club, Chess Club, Crossed Sabers, Historv Club, jr. Classical League, Masque IQ Gavel. Military, Track, M'res- tling. jr. Achievement . , . ROBERT EDWARD BAURLE: Military. Swimming Squad, Part-time Employment . . . LORE'I l'A BENA: G.A.A., Girls' League. Otlice Occupations, Peppers' Club, Yfleens. DOROTHY iIliAN BENNE'l l': 'lransferrecl from AYarren Town- ship High School, Part-time Employment . . . BETTY ANN BEN- SON: Arts Club, Class Council, Dolphin Club. Future Nurses. G.A.A.. Girls' League, History Club. Life Saving, Peppers, Y-Teens . . . BRIAN MAHLON BERG: Football. Military, Track, IV Club. Nat'l Honor Society. Transferrecl from Glenbrook High School. ROBERT -IAMES BERRY: Audio Yisual, Chess Club, Crossed Sabers. Slide Rule Club. jr. Achievement. Part-time Employment .... ANNE ELISABETH BOCHES: Class Council, Nat'l Honor Society, Dolphin Club, French Club. G.A..A.. Girls' League, Life Saving, Masque X Gavel, Peppers, Y-Teens . . . GEORGE T. BOIRE: Military, Swim- ming Squad, Part-time Employment. I'WYLA jl'NE BOLLMAN: Girls' Choir, Part-time Employment . . . NATHAN LEE BOOKER: Part-time Employment . . . RUBY LEE BOOKFR Future Distributors Club C X A r. Red Cross. Part-time Employment. CLYDE RUSSELL BOSAVELL: Military, Transferred from Cape Gi- rarcleau. Missouri. Part-time Employment . . . JOAN MARIE BOIVMA: G.A.A.. Girls' Choir, Girls' League, jr. Red Cross. jr. Achieve- ment. Part-time Employment . . . PATRICIA JOYCE BOVSSON: G.A.A.. Girls' League, Y-Teens. Debate Club. Part-time Employment. WAYNE C. BOWER: Intramurals. Military, Swimming Squad. Part- timc Elnployment . . . LYNDA MERRILL BOIVERS: G..-LA.. Part- time Employment . . . ELEANOR CAROL BRADLEY: A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Girls' League. Peppers, Transferred from North Chicago High School, Part-time Employment. I-'ELIPE BRISENO: Football, Tennis. Wrestling. Part-time Employ- ment .... XNN ELIZABETH BRITTON: Crossed Sabers, Dolphins, Dunesland Preservation Society, G.A.A.. German Club. Girls' League. History Club, jr. Red Cross. Life Saving. Peppers. Y-Teens, Nat'l Honor Society ..., ALFRED DOUGLAS BROTHERS: Biology Club. Camera Club, Dnncsland Preservation Societv, Historv Club. Nat'l Honor Society, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Clnbf I NANCY HOWARD BROWN: Arts Club. Girls' League. Peppers, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Nat'l Honor Society . . . YINSON BROWN: Football, Military, Part-time Employment' . . . KAREN JANEAN BRUNETTE: Office Occupations. 39 RICHARD ARTHUR CARLSON: Baseball, Basketball, Class Cottn- cil, Cross Country, Football, History Clttb, Nat'l Honor Society, Span- ish Club, Track, AV Club . . . EDITH MARIE CARTER: Future Teachers. C.A.A.. Girls' League, History Clttb, Jr. Red Cross. Office Occupations. Peppers. Spanish Club. Y-Teens . . . DAVID WALLACE CASH: Crossed Sabers, Intramurals, Military. AYrestling. ALAN ROY CASWELI.: Baseball. Intramurals. Military, Part-time Employment . . . RICHARD A. CAYA: Military. Slide Rule Club, Part-time Employment . . . CHARLES CHRISTAKIS: Baseball. Basketball. Class Cottncil. Class Oflicer. Football. Jr. Red Cross, Plays, 'WV' Club. Student Council. EDWARD JAMES CLARK JR.: Intramurals. Military. Part-time Etn- ployment . . . JANE ANN CLOTHIER: Camera Club. Spanish Club, Jr. Achievement . . . NANCY CO1-IN: Arts Club. Concert Choir. Cirls' Choir, Life Saying, Peppers. Spanish Clttb, Y-Teens. STEVE COLBI'RN: Cross Cottntry, Military. Slide Rttle Club. Spanish Cltlb, Swimming Squad, Track. AVN Club, Part-time Etnployment . . . ROBERT CHARLES COOK: Chess Club. Crossed Sabers. Military. Part-time Employment . . . LORELLE JEANNIC COOPER: Trans- ferred from XVashington Jr, High School. RAYMOND COOPER: Basketball, Cross Cottntry. Football. Military. Student AV World. Track, AY Club. Part-time Employment . . . BILLY 'THOMAS COX: Military, Part-time Employment . . . CAROL CRANE: C.A.A.. Cirls' League, Jr, Red Cross. Peppers. Y-Teens, Part- titne Etnploytnent. 40 une grraols, 795 7 RICHARD HENRY BRVNKE: Cross Country, Intratnural, Military Slide Rule Club, Swimming Squad, Part-time Etnployment . . DANIEL J. BITCKLEY: Football, Military, Plays, Part-time Employ- ment . . . RALPH BUFANO: A Cappella Choir. Band. Baseball Basketball. Concert Choir, Football. Intramurals, Orchestra. Part- titne Employtnent. EDWARD BUKANTIS: Baseball, Basketball. Football, Intramurals. Military, Track, UW Club. Part-time Employment . . . STEVE A. BUNCAK: Football, Transferred from Grayslake High School, Part- tinte Employment . . . SHARON JOYE BURAND: Arts Club. Biology Clttb. Fttture Teachers. History Clttb, Spanish Club. Jr. Achievement. JOHN EUGENE BI'RKE'I l': Intramurals, Military, Rifle Team Student UAV AVorld, IA'restling, Part-time Etnploytnent . . . LINDA ANN BURKETT: Cheerleaders, Class Council, C.A.A., Girls' League. Peppers. Nat'l Honor Society. Spanish Club, Y-Teens . . . MARY LOUISE CANKAR: Girls' League, Office Occttpations. Part-time Employment. , enior Class MARY CRAZIQ: Future Distributors, Y-Teens, jr. Achievement, Part- tilne Iimployment . . . BEVERLY ANN CREGO: Class Council. Future Nurses, G.A.A., Girls' League. jr. Red Cross. Peppers, Nat'l Honor Society. Y-Teens . . . jOANN MARIE CUDWORTH: Office Occupa- tions, jr. Achievement. Part-time Employment, Transferred from Holy Child High School. IQLAINI-I DALLMAN: Class Council. G.A.A., Peppers' Club, Y-Teens, Part-time Iiinployinent . . . RICHARD ALLEN DART: Baseball, His- tory Club, jr. Red Cross, Plays. Slide Rule Cltlb. Spanish Club, Thes- pians. Youth Council . . . Pli'l'liR D. DAVIS: Cross Country, Football. Intramurals. Military. Track. VIRGINIA DAVIS: Future Teachers. G.A.A., Girls' League. Life Sav- ing, Orchestra, Peppers, Plays, WV Yvorld, Thespians, Nat'l Honor Society, Student Council. Transferred from North Charleston High School . . . jAMES HAROLD DAYI-IR: Crossed Sabers, jr. Red Cross, Military, UW World .... ELAINE ANNE DEBEVIC: G.A.A.. Girls' League, jr, Red Cross. jr. Achievement. IYANDA MARY DICMPSKI: G.A.A.. Girls' League, jr. Achievement. Part-tinie I-lmployinent . . . DIANA MARll-I DliYll.BlSS: Cirls' Choir. jr. Red Cross, Plays. Spanish Club. lhespiaus, Y-'leens ...' l'HOMAS PETER DEVRIIES: Annual Stall. lland, Camera Cluh. Hi-C. Part- time I-itnployment. DIRK ARTHUR DliYOl'NC: Military, Part-time liinployinent . . . GEORGE MICHAEL DIECK: Baseball, Football. Military. Swimming Squad. IV Club, Part-time liniployinent . . . jAMIIS PAl'l, DIIZIC: Class Council. l-'ootball. Military. lrack. XY Club. Part-time liinploy- ment. 1-IDIVARD ANTHONY DODICH: Coll League. Military . . . jAXll-TS P. DOLENCE: Military. Swimming Squad. Part-titne liinployment . . . THOMAS FRANCIS DONOHl'l-2: Wrestling. WN Club, l'art-time liinployinent. jliAN DORSIQY: Basketball. lfootball. Military. NY Club . . . RICH- ARD R. DOSICNISACH: Football. l'art-tinie liinploitnent . . . KARIQN ANNE DRAHOS: Band. Girls' League, jr. Red Cross. Modern Music Masters. Office Occupations. Part-time lCmployinent. IOYCE ELLI-IN DRANC: lfuture Distributors Club. CAA.. Y-Teens, Part-time Iiinployinent . . . LliO jOSlil'H DRASSLI-IR: Baseball, Mili- tary. Transferred from North Chicago High School , . . MARY I.Ol'ISli DRli'I'SKli: l'lllllll'C Distributors Club. C.A.A.. l'art-time lim- ploynient. -ll en ior Class MARY ANN DITBS: Jr. Achievement, Part-time I-lmploytneut . . . JOYCE ALAINE EDHOLM: Class Council, Dunesland Preservation Society, Girls' League. Jr. Red Cross, Modern Music Masters, Nat'l Honor Society, Orchestra. Peppers, Spanish Club . . . HAI. DEAN ENGLE: Cross Country, Military, Spanish Club, Track. Part-time Etn- ployment. JIlDI'l'H ANN EIVIG: Band. Class Council, G.A.A., Girls' League, Peppers, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Part-time Employment . . . JIM JOHN l ALOTICO: Football. Intratnurals, Military. Track, WV Club, lVrestling, Part-titne Employment . . . THOMAS PAUL FARR: Animal Staff, Arts Club, German Club, History Club, Literary Club, Military, Junior Achicvetnent, Transferred from Calumet High School, Gary, In- diana. JEROME EDGAR FARRELL: Baseball, Biology Club. Football, His- tory Club, Intramurals. Spanish Club, Tennis, Future Distributors . . . LARRY LEE FIKE: Annual, Intramurals, Military, Spanish Club , . . ELAINE JOYCE FINK: A Cappella, Band, Cheerleaders, Crossed Sabers, Dolphins, G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club, Masque and Gavel, Music Masters, Nat'l Honor Society, Orchestra, Peppers. ANNEMARIE FISCHER: G..-LA., History Clttb, Part-time Employ- ment . . . EDWVINA FISHER: G.A.A., Girls' Leagfue . . . MARY JEANNE FLAGG: G.A.A.. Girls' League, History Club, Peppers, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Talent Shows. DELBERT E. FLEMING: Military. Intramurals, Wrestling, Part-time Employment, Transferred from Zion Benton Township High School . . . ANN CHRISTINE FOSBERG: G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club, Spanish Club, Part-time Employment . . . EMILY KATHLENE FOUT: Future Distributors Club, G.A.A., Jr. Achievement. BRENDA MARIE FOWLER: G.A.A., Part-time Employment . . . MATTIE MAE FRANKLIN: G.A.A., Jr. Achievement, Part-time Em- ployment . . . KATHLEEN INEZ FRANKS: A Cappella Choir, Future Teachers, G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement. ARLENE JOYCE FRIEDMANZ Class Council. G.A.A., Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Peppers, Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, Part-time Employ- ment . . . CHARLES A. FRIEDMAN: Military . . , JAMES E. FUHRER: Arts Club, Audio Visual, Band, Baseball, Football, Orches- tra, Track, Part-time Employment, Jr. Achievement. JUDI'I'H KAY FULKERSON: Future Nurses, Girls' League, History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Part-time Employment . . . MARY JO GAMBER- ALE: G.A.A., Part-time Employment. Transferred from Zion Benton Township High School . . . GAIL MARILYNN GARDINI: Class Council, G.A.A., Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Masque and Gavel, Peppers, Y-Teens, Student Council, Talent Shows, Nat'l Honor Society. 42 me grads, 7957 ANNA BELLE GARRISON: lfuture Distributors Club, Part-time Em- ployment. 'Transferred from Harrisburg, Illinois . . . DANIEL T. GATES: Football, Slide Rule Club. Track, IV Club, IVrestling, Nat'l Honor Society. Class Ofiicer . . . JOYCE O. GEHRLS: G.A.A.. Girls' League, Peppers. Y-Teens. Jr. Achievement, Part-time Employment. KAY GIBBONS: Girls' League, History Club. Ofiice Occtlpations, Jr. Achievement. Partatime Employment .... ARTHUR L. GLASSMAN: Class Council. Cross Country, Crossed Sabers, History Club, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club. Swimming Squad, Track. UAV Club. Youth Council . . . ERNEST A. GLUESING: Chess Club, Crossed Sabers, Plays. Slide Rule Club. Swimming Squad, Thespians, Track. ROBERT JOSEPH GODONIS: Camera Club. Part-time Employment, Tranferred from Notre Dame High School, Milwaukee. M'is. MAR- GIJERITE GRAHAM: Annual Staff, Biology Club. Camera Club. Future Nurses. G.A.A.. Girls' League, Jr. Classical League . . . DELORES JOAN GRAVITTER: G.A.A., Girls' League, Office Occupations, Y- Teens, Part-time Employment. ROBERT I.. GRAY: Military . . . ROBERT LORING GREEN: Audio Visual, Military. Rifle Team, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club, Part- time Employment . . . FOSTER IYESLEY GREEN: Baseball. lntra' murals, Military, M'restling. JOANN GRIESS: Future Nurses, History Club, Y-Teens. Jr. Achieve- ment. Part-time Employment . . . JANET MARY GRIGUTIS: Future Distributors Club. Part-time Employment . . . LARRY GUTHRIE: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Intramurals, Military, Student IV World, Part-time Employment. SANDRA LEE HAESE: Biology Club, Cheerleaders, Class Council. Class Ofiicer. Crossed Sabers, G.A.A., German Club, Girls' League. Jr. Red Cross, Peppers, Student Council, Nat'l Honor Society . . RAY IV. HAGEDORN: Baseball, Intramurals, Military, Student XV IVorld . . . ARLENE MARIE HAGEN: G.A.A., Girls' League, Office Oc- cupations, Peppers, Y-Teens. PAT R. HALEY: Intramurals, Military, Part-time Employment . . . JASPER STEVE HALLAS: Golf League, Intramurals, Military. Wrest- ling. Part-time Employment . . . IRMA JEAN HANDY: G.A.A., Part- tilne Employment. PATRICIA DEE HANEY: Biology Club, Dunesland Preseriation So- ciety. Nat'l Honor Society, History Club, Spanish Club .... - XLICE JOAN HANK: G.A.A.. German Club, History Club. Life Saving, IVater Show, Nat'l Honor Society . . . TERRY JAMES HARR: Band, Intra- murals, Military, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club, Tennis. Track, Part- lime Employment. 43 .me Qual., 7957 DAVID PAIIL HARRIS: A Cappella Choir. Basketball, Crossed Sabers, Football, Military, Plays, Spanish Club. Tennis. HW Club, Wrestling, Part-time Employment . . . NEAL HARTMAN: Baseball. Basketball, Football, Intramurals, Military, Student MW AYorld. Swimming Squad. Track, MW Club, Part-time Employment . . . GARY HARVEY: History Club, Football, Wrestling. Military. PHYLLIS MARIE HATFIELD: A Cappella Choir. Biology Club, Fu- ture Teachers, G.A.A.. jr. Red Cross, Nat'l Honor Society. Modern Music Masters. Orchestra, Spanish Club . . . SUE HAYVKINS: G.A.A., Girls' League, Y4Teens. Nat'l Honor Society . . . CAROL jUNE HECK: Band, French Club. Girls' League. Y4Teens, jr. Achievement, Partbtime Employment. jANIS IRENE HEDIEN: Transferred from Cleveland High School, St. Louis, Missouri. Part-time Employment . . . AVALTER FRANK HEINOLD: Intramurals. Military, AA'restling. Part-time Employment . . . DAVID E. HENDERSON: Annual Staff. Camera Club. Crossed Sabers, Military. Part-time Employment. DIANE ERNESTINE HENRY: A Cappella Choir, G.A.A.. Spanish Club, Transferred from Racine, AVis .... EDWIN LEROY HERNER: Crossed Sabers, Rifle Team. Slide Rule Club . . . RICHARD HIN- RICHS: Basketball. Class Council, Cross Country, Crossed Sabers, jr. Classical I.eague, Nat'l Honor Society, Student Council. Swimming Squad. Tennis. W Club. DONALD LENARD HIRONIMITSZ jr. Red Cross. Military, Swimming Squad, Intranmrals, Part-time Employment . . . LONNIE EUGENE HIRONIMUS: Baseball, jr. Red Cross. Military. Swimming Squad. W Club, Part-time Employment ...E j.-XNICE CAROL HOIfl : Arts Club. G.A.A., Girls. League. Office Occupations. Peppers, Yflieens. jr. Achievement. Part-time Employment. TERRY EDWARD HOGAN: Baseball. Basketball, Class Council. Foot- ball, Intramurals. Spanish Club. Student Council, MW Club, Wrestling . . . TERRY R. HOLLENBACK: Crossed Sabers. Football, Intra- murals. Rifle Team, Slide Rule Club, Swimming Squad, W Club . . . MARY ANN HOWELL: G,A.A.. Girls' League. jr. Red Cross. Life Saying. Nat'l Honor Society. Peppers. AY World, YfTeens. CECILI-I HELEN HOWLETT: G.A.A.. Girls' League. jr. Red Cross. Life Saving. Peppers. Spanish Club, HW World, Thespians. Y-Teens . . .jI'DITH ANNE HOWI.li'l'T: Future Nurses, Girls' League. Plays, Thespians . . . ELIZABETH HOPE HOYE: French Club. G.A.A., Girls' League. History Club. Peppers. Youth Council. YQTeens, Trans- ferrcd from Kenosha. Wis. CHARLES AVILLIAM HUGHES: Military, Part-time Employment . . . jON E. HITLTMAN: Golf Team, Intramurals. Military. 'Transferred from Lake Forest Academy. Part-time Employment . . . MAI'Dl'l HUDSON: Part-titne Employment. 44 JOHN NIARI IN KICELICY: Basketball, Cross Country. Golf, Nlilitary. XY Club . . . LEE A. KENIP: Military, Transferred from Encinal High School, Alameda. Calif.. Part-time Employment . . . COLLEN KENNEDY: Transferred from H'arren Township High School. Part- time Employment. JACK Bl'R'l'ON KENYON: Baseball, Basketball. Cross Country. lfoot- ball. Military. Spanish Clttb . . . NIANINE KESSIE: French Clllll. Fu- ture 'l'eachers. Girls' League, Masque and Gayel. Nat'l Honor Society. Peppers. Plays. Spanish Clttb. 'WV' AVorld. Thespians. AVater Show. Part-time Employment . . . RALPH KLINIEK: Class Council. Military. Part-time Employment. l'AllH LOI ISE lxLlNlz: lruture Nurses, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Jr. Achievement. Nat'l Honor Society . . . BIARLENE K.-X'l'HERlNE KNOX: Girls' League, Office Occupations, Peppers, Y-Teens, Student Council. Part-time Employment . . . HELKE ANNELIESE KOCH: G.A.A.. Nat'l Honor Society. German Club, Peppers, Spanish Club, Student Council. Foreign Exchange Student from Detmold, Germany. 45 enior Class THOMAS RICHARD JABLONICZ Audio Visual. Football. Slide Rule Club, Swimming Squad, Track . . . HELEN MAE JACOBS: A Cappella Choir, Biology Club, Class Council, Concert Choir. l-'rench Club, Future Teachers. German Club, Jr. Classical League. Jr. Red Cross, Life Sav ing, Nat'l Honor Society. Peppers . . . JACQUELINE SUSAN JAMES: Y-Teens. Part-time Employment. GERRY ANN JASTROM: Part-time Employment , . . DAYLE HAl.L JELLINGS: Military, Jr. Achievement, Part-time Employment . . . RICHARD EINAR JENSEN: Basketball, Football. Intramurals, Nlili tary. Slide Rttle Club. KAY JOHNSEN: G.A.A.. Girls' League, Office Occupations, Part-time Employment . . . CAROLE JOAN JOHNSON: Future Teachers. G.A.A., Life Saving, Peppers, Slide Rule Club. Spanish Club. Youth Council. Yfleens. Parbtime Employment . . . CORINNE DIANE JOHNSON: Annual Staff, Jr. Achievement, Partvtiine Employment. LEWIS JONES JR.: lrznisfcrred from Marion 'lownship High School. Part-time Employment ...' IAHEODORE GEORGE JOSl.l'N: Mili- tary, Rifle Team. Part-time Employment . . . JOHN NVILLIANI JUS' LIN: Military, Rifle Team. Part-time Employment. HAll'.L NIARIL RANIOLA: Class Council, Dolphin Clttb. G.A.A.. German Club. Girls' League. Jr. Red Cross. Life Saying. Nlasquc and Gaiel, Nat'l Honor Society. Peppers. Plays. Thcspians. Y-lccns . . . AIARLENE NIAY KASHNEY: .Xl'lliCXClIlClll . . . RON KASSINZ Military. Student AV World, Part-time Employment. enior Class JIIDITH jl-QAN KOENIG: German Club, History Club, Spanish Club. Y-Teens. jr. Achievement. Part-time Employment . . . WILLIAM WALTER KOESSER: Arts Club, Band, Baseball, Basketball, History Club, Intramurals, jr. Red Cross, UAV AVorld, HW Club, Graphic Arts Club . . . I-IELEN JEAN KORENCHAN: Biology Club, Crossed Sabers, Future Teachers, G.A.A., jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club. NAV World, Y-Teens, jr. Achievement, Nat'l Honor Society. KATHRYN LOUISE KOY: Band, G.A.A., Life Saving, Modern Music Masters, Peppers. Nat'l Honor Society, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club. Y-Teens . . . LAWRENCE ALLEN KRAIYSE: Biology Club. Class Council, Crossed Sabers, German Club, Masque and Gavel. Swim- ming Squad, Tennis. Track. AY Club . , . ROBERT ANTHONY KUNDROT: Football. German Club. Golf, History Club. Intrznnurals, Part-time Employment. i DOMINIC BERNARD LA BARBERA: Part-time Employment . . . CATHERINE LAKES: G.A.A. .... MERLYN CATHERINE LAM- BERT: Nat'l Honor Society. Band. G.A.A.. jr. Red Cross, Peppers. Y-Teens. 'Transferred from Freeport High School. Freeport. Illinois, Part-time Employment. THOMAS RAYMOND LARSON: Transferred from North Chicago High School, Part-time Employment . . . GUDRIN INGRID MARIA LAIIPICHLER: Future Nurses, G.A.A., German Club, jr. Red Cross. Life Saving. Peppers, 'Transferred from Landshut, Germany . , . BRI'CE HAROLD LEAFBLAD: Biology Club, Concert Choir. History Club, Masque and Gavel. Military. Music Masters. Plays. Spanish Club, Thes- pians, Nat'l Honor Society. JOSEPH ROBERT LEONOIYITZ: Intramurals. Military, Part-time Employment . . . B. H. LESLIE: Military, Part-time Employment . . . ORVILLI-I A. LEVANDER: Band, Biology Club, German Club. Ilis- tory Club. jr. Classical League. Modern Music Masters. Nat'l Honor Society, Orchestra. Slide Rule Club. DORIS LEAVIS: jr. Red Cross. Peppers' . . . VIRGINIA RAE LIBERTY: Concert Choir. French Club, Future Distributors Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens. Part-time Employment . . . LENORE RUTH LIND- BERG: A Cappella Choir. Biology Club, Future Teachers. Girls' League. Orchestra. Spanish Club. Part-time Employment. PATRICIA G, LINGLE: Animal Staff, Biology Club. Camera Club, G.A.A., Girls' League. Part-time Employment . . . ROY RONALD LIPPERT: Military. Part-time Employment . . . AIEANNE ANNE LOACH: French Club. G.A.A.. Girls' League, History Club, Peppers. Y-Teens. DAVID xl. LORD: Part-time Employment . . . DOUGLAS F. LORGE: Band. Tennis. Part-time Employment . . . DAVID M. Il'-IANAC: Basketball. Football. German Club, Hi-C, Military. Rille Team. Slide Rule Club. Part-time Employment. 46 une gracls, 1957 KENNETH WILLIAM LUKE: Band, Masque k Gaxel. Camera Club. Chess Club, Modern Music Masters, Nat'l Honor Society. Orchestra. Slide Rule Club. Tennis. AY Club . . . PATRICIA HELEN LITND- QUIST: Transferred from McGregor High School. McGregor, Min- nesota, Part-time Employment . . . KARL JOHN LUOMALA: Base- ball. Basketball. Cross Country, Intranntrals. Military. AV Club. .Part-time Employment. .ANDREW HAROLD MAGNUS: Military, Part-time Employment . . . ANITA ARLENE MAKI: Cheerleaders. Class Council. Crossed Sabers. 'G.A.A.. Girls' League. Girls' Choir, Nat'l Honor Society. Peppers. Spanish Club. Student Council, Youth Council. Y-Teens . . . JOHN MALDONADO: Basketball. Intramurals, Military. Track. CAROLE JEAN MANNING: Transferred from San Diego, Calif., Part- Iime Employment . . . JAMES LEE MARSHALL: Military, Part-time Employment . . . JAMES ANTHONY MARTIN: Football. Golf League, Intramurals. Military. Rifle Team. Part-time Employment. JAMES CARLTON MASON: Basketball, Football. Intramurals. Mili- tary. Nat'l Honor Society. Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club, Track. Mm Club . . . MARILYN JEAN MAYNARD: G.A.A.. Transferred from Holy Child High School. Part-time Employment . . . JAMES Mc- BRIDE: Baseball. Basketball. Class Council. Cross Country. Crossed Sabers. Football. Slide Rule Club. Track, XY Club. Youth Council. 'I'ERRANCE DONALD Mt-CABE: Baseball. Intramurals. Military. Part-time Employment . . . WILLIAM LEE MCCOY: Baseball. Foot- ball, Intrznnurals. Military. Swimming Squad, Part-time Employment . . . HENRY GLEN McCI'LLOUGH: Band, Nat'l Honor Society. Basketball. Cross Country. Football. Track. XY Club. AYAYNE CARLYLE McDANIEI.: Intramurals. Transferred from Zion Benton High School. Part-time Employment . . . KATHLEEN McDERMO'l l': G.A.A.. Girls' League, Masque and Gavel. Peppers. Youth Council. Y-Teens. Talent Shows . . . MARGARET ANN MCDONALD: Band. French Club. G.A.A.. Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross. Life Saying. Masque and Gavel, Peppers. Plays, Thespians. Y-Teens. LINDA JXNE McDONOITGH: Cheerleaders. Nat'l Honor Society. Girls' League. Masque and Gavel. Peppers. Spanish Club. Y5I'eens . . . DANIEL HOWARD MCFARLAND: Military, Part-time Eni- ployment . . . JI'NE McGII.LIVRAY: Nat'l Honor Society. Future Nurses, German Club. History Club. Jr. Red Cross. Masque and Gavel. Music Masters. Thespialns. GLORIA PEARL McMI'I.LEN: Future Nurses. G.A.A.. Girls' League. Peppers, Y'Teens. Part-time Employment . . . JOSEPH VINCENT MERLO: Football. Military, Track. AV Club, Wrestling. Part-time Employment . . . RICHARD MIKS: Crossed Sabers. Jr. Classical League. Military. Slide Rule Club. Part-time Employment. 47 JAMES S'l'ANI,EY MOLL: Football, Military. Orchestra. AV Club, AYrestling, Part-time Employment ...A ANDREA BAILLIE MORRIS: A Cappella Choir, Future Teachers. G.A.A.. Girls' League. Music Masters, Peppers, Plays. Youth Council, Y-Teens, Part-time Em- ployment . . . LINDA M. MORRIS: Chorus. jr. Red Cross, Office Occupations. JOHN MICHAEL MITLI-1: Band, Basketball. Class Council, Cross Country. Football, Intramurals. Nat'l Honor Society. Slide Rule Club, Track, UW Club . . . DENNIS LEE MI'R'l'HA AIR.: Basketball, Football, Intramurals, Military, Achievement . . . ,IOANNE MARIE MIISICK: Class Council, Duneslaud Preservation Society, G.A.A., Girls' League. Alr. Classical League, Peppers. DONALD RAYNE MVTRA: Dunesland Preservation Society, Ifoot- ball. Intramurals, Military. Part-time Employment . . . GEORGE PATRICK NADELHOI-'IfER -IR.: jr. Red Cross, Military. Part-time Employtnent . . . ,IUDITH ANNE NELSON: G.A.A., Girls' League, Peppers, Nat'l Honor Society. RI FA I-AN NFISOY B nd I' 1 h Club Pcpxcs Trans SHI . , ' j L .' .' . .. . 2 a , :re ic . . ' I t' ferred from Lincoln High School . . . GILBERT ROLAND NILSEN: Intramurals, Military, Swimming, WU Club . . . KIOHN ANTHONY NORBUTAS: Basketball, Football, Intramurals. jr. Red Cross, Mili- tary, Slide Rule Club. Track, AV Club, Wrestling. DARLENE MARY NOVAK: Biology Club. Class Council. Dunesland Preservation Society, Girls' League. Ollicc Occupations, Spanish Club, Part-time Employment . . . MARLENE Ll. OBERLIN: G.A.A., Ollice Occupations . . . SITE ODEMS: G.A.A., Y-Teens, Part-time Em- ployment. 48 une grads, DALLAS RAYMOND MILLER: Baseball, Intramurals. Military, Part- time Employment . . . GIIY EDYVARD MILLER: Basketball, Foot- ball, Track. Transferred from Warren Township High School, Part time Employment . . . MYRNA LOUISE MILLER: Arts Club, Con- cert Choir, GAA., Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving, Peppers Spanish Club, Y-Teens. , MERLINI I.. MILLS: Transferred from Oxen High School, Endeavor, Mlis., Part-time Employment . . . GARY A. MITCHELL: Military Spanish Club, Tennis. jr. Achievement, History Club, Part-time Em ployment . . . RAY LEE MITCHELL: Military, Part-time Employment v ROBERT ANTHONY MITCHELL: Baseball, Football, Golf League, Intramurals, Military, -lr. Achievement , . . GARY LOUIS MODORY: Military, Swimming Squad, jr. Achievement. Part-time Employment . . . DONNA MARIE MOE: Future Teachers. G.A.A., Girls' League, jr. Classical League, Peppers, Part-time Employment. enior Class B.-XRIIARA .XNN O'DONNl-ILL: C..K..X., Part-time Iimployment . . . BEVERLY F.'XYIC O'HARIi: I-'uture Distribtttors Club. jr. Red Cross. Part-time limployment . . . IRCS ANN OLCOTT: Future Distributors. G..'X..vK.. jr. Red Cross. Part-time limployment. DAVID W.XIjl'IiR OLSON: Band. Music Masters. Slide Rule Cltlb. Spanish Club, Wrestling. Y-Teens. Part-time Employment . . . jI7ANI'I'.-X CllR'l'HI-ZR O'Nli.-XL: Transferred from North Chieago Community High. Part-time I-Imployment . . . HOXVARD DONALD OPAL: Football. Military. Rifle 'I'eatn, Swimming Squad. Part-time Iimployment. -IXMICS .-XI,IIl-IRI PNNOWSKI: Baseball, Chess Club. Crossed Sabcrs. Dunesland Preservation Society. Intramurals. Military. Plays. Spanish Club, Ihespians. MW Club. M'restling . . . LINDA I.I-il-1 PARKER: Oflice Occupations. Plays. Ihespians, jr. .Xehieyement . . . MICHAEI. . OI..-XF l'I-IKK.-XRINEN: Class Council, Football. Intramurals, Mili- tary. Slide Rule Club. W Club. Wrestling, Nat'l Honor Society. murals. Military. Part-time limployment. 'l'HIiRIiS.X .XNIIIX l'IiRlif: Class Council. jr. .Xt'hit-wtnent. l'art- time Employment . . . I.Ol'liI.I..X PERRY: jr. Red Cross, Part-time I-lmployment . . . DXGNY NORA PICIICRSON: -lr. .Xchieyetnent, Part- time Iimployment. JOHN PIilI'I'CI,.KIR: llaseball. Basketball. Crossed Sabers. lfootball. jr. Red Cross. Military. Part-time Iimployment . . . DIQNNIS ROII- IiR'I' l'Iiil'KOYSI'IK: Chess Club. Crossed Sabers. jr. Red Cross. Span- ish Clttb. Wrestling. Part'time Iimployment . . . IAWRHNCIC -IOIIN PI-IIROVIC: Military. Part-time Employment. NICKOIAS Pl-ll'IiR PHILLIPS: Ifootball. hlr. Red Cross. Military. Student MW World. 'l'rat'k W Club, Part-time Etnploynient . . . Transferred . . . BONNIIC AIIQAN PII-ZRCI-13 C..X..X.. Girls' League. Cirls Choir . , .-IAMIQS OWIQN PIQI7li'I I'Ii: Military. Part-time I-lmployment. ROSXLIE .XNN PODOIINIK: Girls' League. History Club. Red Cross. Peppers. Plays W World. 'l'hespians. Youth Council, Y-Teens. Transferred from Holy Child High School . . . IADDIIC RODNI-HY ROBERT POLICH: Baseball. Class Council. Football. Intramurals. Military . . . iI.XMIiS I.Ol'lS PONZIO: Baseball. Football. Intra- murals. Wrestling. I 49 MI-IRI IHUYSON Pl-INNOCK: Crossed Sabers. Football. Military. Spanish Club, Part-time Iimploymcnt . . . AlIlLI.XN ROIIICRI PICN- NY: Baseball. Basketball. Intramurals. Military, Wrestling, Part-time I-Imployment . . . GILI5ER'I' ROIIIERI' PICRI-Il: Basketball. lntra' enior Class JERRY JAMES POPE: Crossed Sabers, Military, Partrtime Employ- ment . . . NVILLIAM HENRY PORTER: Biology Club, Dunesland Preservation Society . . . JOY LOU POTT: Nat'l Honor Society, Future Nurses, G.A.A.. Peppers. Part-time Employment. MARVIN LEROY POXVLES: Military, Part-time Employment . . . JUDY ANN RASMUSSEN: Biology Club, Future Teachers, Spanish Club, Transferred to California . . . ROBERT ALLEN RAS- MIISSEN: Basketball, Football, Track, Part-time Employment. JOAN MARIE RAUSE: Future Distributors, Part-time Employment . . . RICHARD HITGO REMDE: Band, Camera Club, Intramurals, Mu- sic Masters, Nat'l Honor Society, Slide Rule Club, Part-time Employ- ment . . . DENNIS SHERIDAN RENDER: Camera Club, Military, Wrestling, Part-time Employment. HELEN CAROL RENXYICK: A Cappella Choir, Class Council, G.A.A., Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross. Masque and Gavel, Orchestra, Peppers, Spanish Club, Y-Teens . . . NORMAN DOUGLAS RICKARD: Dunes- land Preservation Society, Military, Nat'l Honor Society, Slide Rule Club, Swimming Squad. Track, 'AV' Club . , . PATRICIA JEAN RILEY: Transferred from Heart of Mary High School, Chicago, Ill. MICHAEL COOK ROBBINS: Band, Baseball, Football, Military, UW Club, XVrestling, Part-time Employment . . . RUBY LESLIE ROBERTSON: A Cappella Choir, Band, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Peppers, Y-Teens, Transferred from Chenoa High School, Chenoa. Illinois . . . JAMES ROBINSON: Intramurals, Military. Part-time Employment. MICHAEL FRANCIS ROCHE: Baseball, Basketball, Class Officer, Football, Intramurals, Jr. Classical League, Masque and Gavel, W WVorld, XV Club, Wrestling . . . LOUISE ANN RODE: A Cappella, Class Council, Crossed Sabers, Dolphin's, Jr. Red Cross, Nat'l Honor Society, VVater Show . . . LOIS ELLEN ROSE: Class Council, G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club, Peppers, Spanish Club, Thespians, Nat'l Honor Society, Youth Council, Y-Teens. VIOLET MAE RULES: Concert Choir, Crossed Sabers, French Club, G.A.A.. Girls' League, Life Saving, Nat'l Honor Society, Music Masters, Peppers, Y'Teens . . . DONALD LEO RUNYEN: Band, Swimming Squad, Transferred from Altoona, Pa., Part-time Employment . . . JOHN RUSSELL: Football. Track. Wrestling, Youth Council, Part- time Employment. PHYLLIS T. RUTHERFORD: G.A.A., Part-time Employment . . . LORAINE JANETTE RUTHERFORD: Future Distributors, Part- time Employment . . . ROBERT LEEROY RYNEARSON: Military, Part-time Employment. 50 une Qvracls, I 7 JEANETTE ELAINE SAAM: G.A.A., Girls'. League, Girls' Choir, Jr. Red Cross, Peppers, Y-Teens . . . JUDITH ANN SAKACH: Jr. Achieve- ment. Part-time Employment . . . GEORGE SALTZBERG: Band, Baseball. Football. Intramurals. Music Masters. Radio Club. Slide Rule Club. Spanish Club. AVrestling. Youth Council, Talent Show. WILLIAM E. SAND: Band, German Club, Intramurals, Orchestra, Spanish Club . . . THOMAS ROY SCHIMMING: Annual Staff, Bas- ketball, Football, Intramurals, Military, Part-time Employment . . . BONNIE LYNN SCHMIDT: Girls' League, Y-Teens. Part-time Em- ployment. SITSAN JOY SCHMIDT: History Club, Peppers, Spanish Club, Y- Teens, Part-time Employment . . . MARY CATHERINE SCHROE- DER: Annual Staff, Class Council, G.A.A., Girls' League, Peppers, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Part-time Employment . . . DANIEL JOEL SCHUENEMAN: Baseball, Military. Part-time Employment. TERRENCE PATRICK SCHWEIDER: Camera Club, Chess Club, Crossed Sabers, Military, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club, Thes- pians, Part-time Employment . . . DONALD D. SCOTT: Basketball, Concert Choir, Football. Intramurals, Club, Transferred from Lane Teclmical High School, Chicago, Ill .... MARY IRENE SCZY- GIELSKI: Future Distributors. Jr. Red Cross. Jr. Achievement. Part- lime Employment. GERRY ARLETA SEXTEN: Band. HW World, Transferred from Lincoln High School, Vincennes, Indiana, Part-time Employment . . . MELVIN F. SHAVER: Military, lVrestling, Part-time Employment . . . BEVERLY SHIRLEYg G.A.A., Girls' League. Ollice Occupations. KAREN LYNN SHULTIS: Part-time Employment . . . MARY VIR- GINIA SICK: Class Council. Class Officer, Dolphin Club, G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club. Jr., Classical League, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving. Military. Nat'l Honor Society, Peppers, Student Council, Y-Teens, WTHS Advisory Council . . . PHYLLIS IRENE SIDDALL: Jr. Red Cross, Part-time Employment. IVILLIAM JOSEPH SIDLAIFSKAS: Masque and Gavel, Football, Intra- murals, Rifle Team, lN'restling, Part-time Employment . . . CHANDRA LYNN SIMPSON: Animal Staff, Class Council, G.A.A., Peppers, Spanish Club. Y-Teens, Part-time Employment . . . JAMES EDDY SISTY: Baseball. Crossed Sabers, Intramurals, Military, Part-time Em- ployment. DOITGLAS JAMES SJOSTROM: Baseball, Football, Intramurals, Mili- tary, Wrestling, Part-time Employment . . . SYBLE OEATA SKAGGS: Transferred from Oark High School, Oark, Arkansas, Part-time Em- ployment . . . JAMES ANDREW' SKOF: Football, Intramurals. Mili- tary, Swimming Squad, lVrestling, Part-time Employment. 51 'Q S9 mg, ,me QM 5, 1957 DENNIS JOHN SKOFF: A Cappella, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Slide Rule Club. MAY Club, Part-time Employment . . . FRANK LEWIS SKRADSKI: Basketball, Class Council, Crossed Sabers, Dunes- land Preservation Society, Football, Slide Rule Club. Nat'l Honor So- ciety ...A XNDREIV JOSEPT SKUTNICK: Future Distributors, Mili- tary, Swimming Squad, Part-time employment. GLENDYNE J. SMITH: Future Nurses, Jr. Achievement . . . MAR'I IN RUSSELL SMITH: Military, Rifle Team, Part-time Employment . . . DALE ALLEN SNEDAKER: A Cappella, Crossed Sabers. Military, Part-time Employment. GLORIALEE BRENDA SPECTOR: Band, Biology Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement . . . ROBERT R. STANGE: Trans- ferred froni California, Part-time Employment . . . PATRICIA STAN- HOPE: G.A.A., Ofhce Occupations, Peppers, Plays, Thespians. JUDITH LEE STARK: Biology Club, Future Nurses. Jr. Red Cross, National Honor Society, Spanish Club . . . SHARON MARIE STARK: A Cappella, Biology Club, Class Officer, Crossed Sabers, Dunesland Preservation Society, Nat'l Honor Society, Peppers. Spanish Club . . . JOHN RANDALL STAUBER: Baseball, Basketball, Class Council, Cross Country, Football, History Club, Intramurals. Spanish Club. KENNETH HOWARD STIMELING: Golf League, Military. Rifle Team, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club, Transferred from AVarren Township High School . . . JAMES O. STINE: Military, Part-time Employment . . . CAROLYN JANE STITES: Future Nurses, Girls' League, Jr. Classical League, Peppers. VVILLIAM GEORGE STRUVE: Concet Choir, Jr. Classical League, AVrestling, Part-time Employment . , lJAMES L. SVEHLA: Track, Part-time Employment . . . JOANNE KATHERYN TANDY: Biology Club. Camera Club, Future Nurses, G.A,A., Girls' League. Masque and Gavel. Plays, Spanish Club, Thespians, Part-time Employment. JOE HOWARD TANNER: Crossed Sabers, Military, Part-time Em- ployment . . . THOMAS A. TATRO: Crossed Sabers, Military, Part- time Employment . . . BARBARA JEAN TERRIEN: Girls' League, Office Occupations. Part-time Employment. CHARLES THOMAS: Military, Plays, Part-time Employment . . . LINDA JEAN THOMAS: Class Council, G.A.A., Girls' League, Pep- pers, 'WV' IVorld, Y-Teens, Part-time Employment . . , CHARLO'I I'E MARY THOMPSON: Dunesland Preservation Society, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Girls' League. Nat'l Honor Society, Part-time Employment, 52 jAMES ELLIS UMFRESS: Military. Partvtime Employment . . , IRMA CHRISTINE URH: Cheerleaders, Class Council, Class Officer, Girls' League, jr. Red Cross. Nat'l Honor Society, Peppers. Spanish Club, Youth Council. Y-Teens, Part-time Employment . . . ROSEMARY VAN HOOGEN: G.A.A.. Part-time Etnployment. ALICE MARIE VAN LAKE: Class Officer, Future Teachers. Girls' League, History Club, jr. Red Cross, Masque and Gavel, Peppers, Spanish Club, Thespians, Transferred from Holy Child High School . . . RICHARD ALLEN VARSEK: Baseball, Basketball, Football, In- tratnurals, Military, Wlrestling . . . RICHARD CHARLES VENE- MAN: Football, Transferred from Onarga Military School, Onarga, Ill. ROGER VICTORIA: Military, Iylrestling . . . jEANETTE MARIE VIKRE: G.A.A.. Y-Teens, Part-time Employment . . . EUGENE AR- THUR VINCENT: Concert Choir, Military, Wrestling, Part-time Employment. 53 enior Class jEAN ELLEN THOMPSON: G.A.A., Girls' League, Life Saving Peppers, Y-Teens, Part-time Employment . . . RAYMOND THORN BOROUGH: Military. Radio Club, Part-time Employment . . jlIDI'l'H RUTH TOBIN: G.A.A., Girls' League. jr. Red Cross. Pe pers, Y-Teens. PHIL jOSEPH TOBIN: Military. Part-time Employment , . . RICH- ARD ALLEN TORKELSON: Intramurals, Military. Part-titne Employ- ment . . . MARILYN EULA TORNQUIST: Class Council. G.A.A.. jr Red Cross. Peppers. Nal'l Honor Society. Y-Teens. Talent Show. Par time Employment. BOB FRANK TORREGROSSA: Basketball. lfuture Distributors. Mili- tary, Y-Teens . . . MARIANO ANDREW' TORREZ: Baseball, Basket- ball, Class Council, Football, Intramurals, jr. Classical League, Mili- tary, Spanish Club, UW Club, Wrestling . . . IANE ELLEN TOT- TERDELL: Annual Staff. Band, Future Nurses. G.A.A., Girls' League, jr. Red Cross. Life Saving, Masque and Gavel, Peppers, Y-Teens. NANCY ANN TROBEC: lfuture Distributors. G.A.A.. Girls' League. jr. Red Cross, Peppers, Y-Teens, Part-time Employment . . . THOMAS E. TROMBLEE: Basketball, Military, Transferred from Warren Township High School. Part-time Employment . . . BEN PAUL TRUE: Band. Baseball, Chess Club. Music Masters, Orchestra, Swimming Squad, Part-time Employment. ROSEMARY 'l'Rl'E: Future Nurses, 'l'ransl'erred from Bryan, Texas . . . TERENCE A. TUCKER: Annual Staff. Arts Club. History Club. Military. Plays, Spanish Club. Thespians. jr. Achievement . . . ERIC AUBRY TURNER: Band, History Club, Music Masters, Spanish Club, I alent Show, lr I. I me grads, 1957 WAYNE ROBERT WALD: Military, Part-time Employment . . . KAY ELEANOR WALKER: G.A.A., Girls' League, History Club, Pep- pers, Plays, Thespians, Part-time Employment . . . RICHARD BRIAN WALLACE: Wrestling, Transferred from Zion-Benton High School. LEO JOHN WALT: Football, Military, W World, Part-time Em- ployment . . . WILLIAM ALAN IVALTHER: Football, Military, Track, Wrestling, Part-time Employment . . . JOSEPH L. L. WANG: Tennis, Transferred from Hong Kong Bethel Missionary High School. DIANE JESSE IVARD: Dolphin's, G.A.A., Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving, Y-Teens, Part-time Employment . . . HEATHER ANN YVARTON: A Cappella, Girls' League, History Club, Life Sav- ing, Music Masters, Nat'l Honor Society, Peppers, Spanish Club, Part- time Employment . . . RODGER EDIVARD WELKER: Class Council, Football, Wm Club, Wirestling, Partatime Employment. E PHILLIP ROGER IVHITLOWZ Football, Intramurals, Military, Track, Part-time Employment . . . JAMES HUNTER WVHYTE: Part- time Employment . . . JOHN DAROLD IVICKLUND: Arts Club, Part- time Employment. BETTY GRACE WILLIAMS: Concert Choir, G.A.A., Girls' League, Girls' Choir, Peppers, Spanish Club . . . CLYDE LAVVRENCE WIL- SON: A Cappella, Concert Choir, Military, Plays . . . JEANNINE CE- ClI,E WOLFE: Cheerleaders, Class Council, Dolphin's, French Club, G.A,A., Girls' League. Life Saving. Masque and Gavel, Peppers. Nat'l Honor Society, Thespians, Y-Teens. BETTY JANE WUNDERLICH: Future Nurses, Jr. Red Cross, Life Saving, Part-time Employment . . . DIANNE YEOMAN: Spanish Club, Part-time Employment . . . HAROLD MARTIN ZADIGIAN: French Cluh, Intramurals, Military. MARILYN LUCILLE ZEILBECK: Class Cotlncil, Crossed Sabers, Girls' League. History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Peppers, Spanish Club, Thes- pians, Y-Teens . . . JON CHRISTIAN LIMMERMAN: Military, Radio Club, Transferred from Highland Park High School . . . DIANA GAY ZINN: Annual Staff, Class Council. Crossed Sabers, Girls' League, His- tory Club, Jr. Red Cross, Nat'l Honor Society, Peppers. Spanish Club, Student Cotlncil, Y-Teens. RADOULPH PETER ZIRKELBACH: Audio Visual, Plays, Slide Rule Club, Thespians, Student Council, Transferred from IVarren Township High School, Part-time Employment , . . PATRICIA ZUPEC: Part- time Employment . . . PATRICIA ANN ZWIEFEL: Class Council, Crossed Sabers, French Club, G.A.A.. Girls' League, Nat'l Honor So- ciety, History Club, Jr. Red Cross, Peppers, W World, Y-Teens. 54 enior ommiffees If an Class cfivifies Nr. gl -ll lffl, Scniors trying out lm' SENIOR CLQ . ' Dick Czirlsmi. limcsl filllt'Slllg'. -lim Ihiimwski, :uid Nh Yilll mi . . ai livlnzu. CIONIHICNCIQNIl-INT lZONINIl'l'l'lili. Left to right: Virgiiiizi llznis. Bill Slruxc. Rosalie P0- alulmik. fiollllllillvl' Klliziirnlzm: H1lll'l Kamlolzi, Gil Nilsc-il. uml limi Stoll. nil lffl. .XNNOl'NC1liNlliNl' CIONlNll'l l'lCli. Sczllcml lK'l'I lu right: .Krlcnc l'il'll'lllll2lll. Dick llllll'ii'llS. :mil llcllx Ilvmmi. fiOlllllllIlt'l' Cilialirnlamg stamling: Nlr. Hills :mal Mr. Reign-r., lfrlmr. lfirsl SICNIOR CLASS l5.XNQlYl'1'I' iZONINIll'Ilili. Scam-ml: Irma l'rl1. Clmmnitlcc Cliuirmzm. :md Dim Smit: elnmling: Nlikc Ruflic. null Limlzi Nlrlloliollgli. Al lrll. CQRXD IIOI' QOH- Nlllllala. Sl'llll'1l lclt to right: Nlcrlui l,zmilmcrt. Lull- rzi Xlm. Kimmnillvc tllmir- mam: Kzillllvcn Nlclh'rniotl, Limlai xll'l,OllOllg'll. :mil .Kn- llrczn Nlurris: Slllllillllg. lcft In right: Kon Lukv, Violvt 5 Rulcs. mul lirm-st Ulm-sing. .. . . N. Nh lining. lic-ll lo right: lim Maison, '72 7014? all left. .IVNIUR CLASS 0lflflCliRS, Lett to right: TTIZIIIC Beeson. SCl'I'Cl1lI'f1 Tl2ll'lHlI'll Noll. ll'C1lSlll'K'I'1 lid ffglilll, Xlfl'-lll'L'SlKTClllQ kludy XIIICS. lDl'UlIl l'll2llI'lll2lIlQ Zlllll Nl'll I,l'lL'l'SL'll. lJl'CSllll'Ill. lieflmr. .ll'Xl0R CIASS C0l'NCll.. Left to right. sented: Bonnie Czlrpellter. Bill llllfll Noll. xT1ll'Sllll Shollfelt. l'zlt T'il'llIlL'll. flltll'l1l XViiki. Betty lI1lSl'i2lllSlxy', Sllllllllllgi .kllllll Nliller, DLIYL' DlCll'll'll. Dllll Riley. lilll T.lll -.flk Hanes Helgren. illlll llob lflilll. f 1: S ti! ms.. IQCINNING next lllll bluniors will halve zlttzlined the coveted lllllli ol Seniors. They will be on top, ill lzlst, llllll be llllli' to look bzlck llptlll alll tlleir lllllll work Zlllll experiences which helped to gzlill them lllCll' positioll. As tlley preptlre to ellter tlleir lzlst yClll' ol lligll school IllCy llow l'C2lllll' thzlt they will be lezlders ill their school. The first big job ol' the klunior Clzlss H115 selectillg their olllcers. Tlley cllose Neil Petersen its presidellt to lezld the clzlss lllltlllgll Illlllly dilliicult problems. Other olliicers were: lid Ogrin, vice-president: Tlllllll' Beeson, secretary: lilll'lJ2ll'2l Noll, treasurer: and 'ludy .xlIlCS, l7l'0Ill-Cllillflllllll. ,Xssisting llllll 2lllYl5lllg' the -ITIIITOYS were Mr. George lV2llllO1'li, boys' counselor, Zlllll Miss llessie NVhyte lor the girls. The students allso received lllllfll help from the clzlss sponsors, Nliss l'T2ll'- riet Terry and Miss -Iessie XVllyte. .X big decision lor the -Iunior cltlss wzls the selection ol' their class l'lllgS. The ring COIIIIIITTICC selected the style of ring for the Clzlss ol' '58, A llllppy 11101116111 lor Illllllf yluniors XVIIS the Cllly' they received their rings :lt the end ol' hT2ll'i'll. l,2lVlll Berg wzls the cllzlirlllzlll ol' the rillg K'0lllllllllL'C. The Zllllllllll -lunior Prom was the big event ol the yfilll' lltll only lor ylulliors, but for the entire scllool. On lxllly ll, l957, the gym WNZIS lI'2lllSl'0l'IllCLl illto Zlll orientzll lJ2ll'2lCllSC. Ftllllllillllh, pzlgodzls, drzlgons. :md ll solenlll Bllllllllll czlrried ollt the theme, HFOUIIIZITII ol Dreams, l2lliCll lil'0lll the 0I'lCIll.isll garden ill The King llllll I. .Xs the couples danced to the music ol' lxTlll'llll Could, they 2lClIIllI'CLl the lJC2llllllilll ClCC0l'2l- tiolls thzlt were the result ol' the lll0l1lllS ol' ll2lI'lT work Zlllll plillllllllg. Aludy Ames, prom Clllllflllllll, Zlllll alll her committees did ll splendid job ill lllillslllg the Prom xl l'C2ll success. After :ul evening ol' dancing zllld en- joymellt tlltlt will long be remembered, the couples lelt lor the Glen l'll01'1l Country Club wllere the Post Prom party WNRIS held, Providing the ClllCI'llllIllllGIll wzls HlJXN'2ll'il Miller, cllllfilgll Rzldio Zlllll T.V. stzlr, who brougllt lllllllg it group ol' first clzlss entertzliners. uniors repare ml 1 .1 wx 1, Q --f - . 6 Q 15- Q 1 X X, .,.,., .,.. 4 ' X' f QQ's .::.. fr m 'PF H E Q ' ., X. Ii M - 5 m Illcl :U - 1 . A. , .lrge of PROCLRXNIS. BIDS, l'l'l3l,lCI'lX rc. senletl left to right: Bu1111ie fi2lI'l1CDICI'. 1' .X111es. 11111111 c'l111i1'111z111, 111141 lisie l'1'l1 11tli11g, left to right: l,illie lS1't1w11, Ni1ll'l We-I1 Ll john l'z1le1'eskis, 111111 l.2lllI'Cl Goerler. un iors jcssie Cl'lll, Mzinttel Cruz. 'l'l1u111a1s Curley, june Dulliel, Meltlzin lI2lIliCiS0ll, William Davis. K2lliliCi'll Dzivisml. Allen Decker, Robert Decker. S:1111l1'z1 Deilmert, Mary jean De- laney, Czlrole DcNla11'1'. john Dereu. janet DcRyke. Robert Dcver, ljlllllll I1iCkillS0ll, Bz11'l1:11'z1 Dicksml. james Dieck. Dzuitl Diet1'iel1, Do11:1ld Dillow. j11111es Doolittle. Gilbert llurscy, Du1111:1 Marie Dow, .luck llre1111:111, joseph 1,011 Drinku, 'I'i111oll1y Duffy, john Durst, Alutlith Flmler. Beverly Ftlwz11'tlS, I,z11A1'y lid- wzmls. john liifert. Bruce lik- s11'z111ml, Allllll lilz1szt1'i1111. Rtrherl lipker. Donztld l'iI'iK'i'iSUll. George Estes. lil11i11e livzins, Robert E1':111s. Marie l'iWV2liKi, 'l'l1eoclore lfzlttrlmn, Gary lfergu- sqm, .X1111 Bz11'l1z11'z1 Fcyll. llz11'l1:11':1 lfike, Cl1111'les l i1'el1tx'k. lol111 Fisclter. Romiltl l'1iSl'ilL'I', Nancy l l:11111igz111. Helene lflz1ll1. Robert Flint. l':1t1'it'iz1 1fly1111. 1.0l'L'Il lfcml. Glmw Anne Fo1'ssell, jol1y11e Fo1's1'tl1e, 'l'l1t1111z1s lfoster. lS1'iz111 Fox, lSy1'm1 Fox. unior l'l!ll'llilx Kelly. .Klan Kcssic, Kathlccn Kirhy. Dennis Klass, lilainc Klein. Ronald Knoclvl. ,Xllyn Knop, .ILIIIICS Koenig. ,lim l.awrcn1'c Kools. Carol Kosloll, llarhara Krainc, Xllcn Kfillll. Daiid Rllllll. Donna Kl'lll'gL'li. .Xnn Kuhar, Kay liuusislo. Di- anm lillllllli. Rav Linn KwL'clc'11 lflllllfl' l.ail1l. -IIIIIILW Lalforgc. l qlanics Largo. Mari Larson. Wayne Larsen, hlanicx Larson. Clonslanlinc La' sailis. .lm-rry Lasclaslq. l'cggy l,carinonl, Diana' l.cllaron. .inn l.Clllllll'Il. Rolwrt lligin- slxi. l.arc1' Cl. l,iiulhcrg, Sue Limlquisl. llaiiil Lixingslonc. qlanu-Q Longworlh. xlIllL'llCI.Ol'll. john Lukas. .Ivan Lunclccu. llonnic l.llllCl', Georgia Ann Lynch. llcnc Nlackac. .Ianuw Nlalck. Xrlhur Nlanrilla. lonc Nlannclracli. l.onnic Mar- chanl. Dorothy Nlilfllll. Nlarion Mathews, lVy1inc Nlayficlcl, Phyllis Xlclfarlanil. Nlary Kay Xld.rall1. liugcm' Nlclicrlic. john Nldlil- lon, Dolores Nlc'SorlL'y. Russell Mears. Gail Meeks, Nlarlcnc Nlc- scm. Nlarx ,Xnn Nlclcalf. .lack Xlcycr. joel Meyer, Nlamlc- lcinc Michigan. Leo Miks. .Xllcn Milli-r, Stew Mills. Rogvr Xlilfhcll. Dick Nlivshck. lohn Nlivshck Barbara Mjclilcf Ramon Nljcl- ilc, l-Iva Moore. Vivian Moorc- l'alricia .Xnn Nlucllcr. Raymond Muller, Patricia Mul holland, Catherine Murphy .Mlclinc Muskal, William My- crs, Carol Naula, Stanley Nel- 5011. A, .1 A . i 223 fx , i I Q v i 0 ' X I .ll fill I VROXI I ll XIR XIIQX POSI PROXI Ill CZOR X nu CH XI I wurc. righl Dun Dun SIIICN IU. 1 lmwll 9. af fm wi ,. '-Q1 .151 166 -1 N? X ,, X .lm- VI ii.: 1 V1 1 fn 1' 1 .4- 31 1.9 S ,P 4 Q af W ,Q is fi 1 , 11 V 1 E unior 11-1 5' 111111 R011i11s1111. N1i1'11111'1 R011- 11111. S1111I'1 Rusc, x111s1-1111 R0w1-. ,511 110111121 R11ss1-ll. 4111111111 R11111. Wx K11l11i1- R11111. gf : ' 1' 1 1111111111 R1111'111's1111. 11'1111 R1- 111-111'w011, 5111111111 511g'1'. -1111'1l111'- -vi ja 1 7 11111: 51. 1l1111'1'. 111111121111 511111s. 5111111101 s21111ll1'1121l1. 1'11'111'f 51111- ' .,.. - . 111'1'S . Y 11. 'TQ ff ' l,11111s1- S1l11111'1A5. 11011 51'111'11'. Ui Y111c1'i1' 51'11i1'11, 11111111111 S1'1111'g- C1. R1111c1'1 S1'1111'g1'1. 11.1111111115 Sl'111N.'111x1'. kl2l1111'5 5111111111011 R vm. 111'1'11i1'1' 511111, fQ1'1J1'g1' 511111, . VI: 5111111111 5111111211 .X1111 x12l1'11' 5111-11, -. ..,. 1'1X1'1'1'1l 511c11w111111, 111-111 .X1111 511i11i11g. Ri1'11111111 S111l11ll111'1i. N111l'511l1 S110111'1'1l. 11211111 511112111- 51x2l5. 11111111115 5is1111111. 111-11111-111 5iw111-1'. 1121111 511111isi11s. 1111111 51101. 1111111111 51111111, 1'1llg1'111' s121ll15. 11211'1J1l1'2l S11D1J1'. l1111111's S101'll1ll. 1f1'1111L 5111111111 1111-111111 5111il11. f121l111'1'11l1' S11l1l11, .ll1111YS5 1121111-1' 5111i111. 5l111111'1' 5111i111. 13111111 5111'l'115U1l. S1111'11'1 S1111111. 1'1111'i1'111 5p111'11s. 1.111g1-1' 511111-. 1'11iIil1 SlJ11'11l11l1l. 13, A X111l1i1' 5p1'i11gs. R1l1l1l111 Sl2111'1l1'. Xlillic 511111111111- X 11N11'11. 11111121111 8121811112 1Q1'111' E, M. 1522- , ' .' 1'1'1'c11s. 13111111 5111111-ls. tl1l111l -- - N Q .'l011c. 111111's 510111. 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It9s Been Great IFS Been Great 0 O O O ounce F romofes QCIJCVSAIP raining H13 1956-57 school year was one ol' the most pro- ductive the XV.'l'.H.S. Student Council has had. Under the leadership ol' '1'erry Hogan, president, and Miss Eleanor Moore, advisor, several activities were initiated and many ol' the standard services were con- tinued. VVaukegan's Council is composed ol' fifteen students elected by the student body plus the exchange student. This group meets daily. Council is primarily a service organization, repre- senting the entire student body. Early in the year, the taking ol' underclass pictures for the Annual was super- l11 1'iVf'lc', S'l'l'D1iNili COVXCIL CIHAIRNIIQN. Left to right: 1'eg'O Harris. publicity chairtnang Gail Cardini. actixities chair- mang and Anita Maki. social chairman. Toll: right, COl'Nt111, 01-'1 ICliRS. Left to right: Bruce likstrand. tice presidentg Terry Hogan, president: Roy Kyndberg. ll'C2l- surerg and Virginia Sick. secretary. fjenizfr' fll!'l1lI'f'. CLASS C0l'NC11. CH.X1RNI1iN. Left to right: Dan Riley. Diana Zinn. Dick Hinrichs. Duane Hanna. Vaughn Koshkarian. Ronnie Leafblad. and Bonnie Carpenter, l.ou'f'r Icfl, Cl.OlSli 1'1Cl'l'R1i. Left to right: Helke Koch. ex- change student. Nliss Moore. club sponsor. and Sandy Haese. state treasurer. are talking over plans for next year's exchange student. ON OPl'US1'l'l'l PACE Top l'ic!11rr. S'1il'D1iN'1' CZOVNCIL. XVorking out a schedule for ininicain pictures are, left to right: Terry Hogan, Diana Zinn. Dick Hinrichs. and Duane Hanna. Left center, 1fOS'1'lCR 1'.XR1iN'1' DRIYIC. Left to right: Bonnie Carpenter. and Helke Koch. l,oa'f'r lefl, ,XSS1iN11Sl,Y. Introducing Mr. 1'au1 Burke. chalk artist. are 'lerry Hogan and Cail Gardini. vised. The referendum to allow the building ol' a new high school was publicized by student speakers lrom Council membership. Christmas time was made more merry by homeroom decorations planned by Council. All assemblies were directed by the presi- dent. An outstanding example ol' these assemblies was the commemoration ol. Brotherhood Week with -Iesse Owens as speaker. Council eo-operated with the Junior Chamber ol' Commerce in electing nominees l'or their junior Citizen ol' the Month awards. Ponsors ariecl SCAQQI Jdcfivifcy rogram OiIl.Xl,l.X. Luunttl pmvitlctl two tlzniccs, the' Clotttinila, :intl Pc-g O llznrris ztttcntlctl thc Xgttionztl 'l'tn'n-zthtmut 'intl tht- C lll'lSllllllh clztncc c'o-sptultstmtt-tl clUIllCl'L'lN'l' :tt 'l'ult'tlo. Ohio. XV:1ttl4t'g:ti1 sttttlcnts with thc l'l'.X. ,X litcnlty tczt was givcn :incl i'cc't't-zttimi mntinuctl thcit' xttlipnrt nl' lwtl lfmtt-1' thiltlt'cn night. :tn cvcning ul lun. wan 5IJUll50l'CLl by Clouncil. lllltlllgll thc- lfustct' l':n't'nt l'lztn. XXX' also slmtiwrt-tl lhis 0I'g'2lllll2lIlUll wt'lc'ot1lctl trztml'c't' sttttlcntx by :tn cxrliztttgt' stutlcnt lm- at mc-tmitl ycztr. Our mtutlunt guiding tht-tn tu their rlztssvs when they 1-ntcrctl :intl this yt-an' was llc-llw Km-li lmni IJ:-tinultl. Gt-tnizttn. by giving' xi cokt'-pztt'ty lot' lllL'!ll. lfuncls lot' 1lIlOlllt'l' cxcliztttgt' stutlcnt linux lwcn c':tt'm-tl llttrillg lllt'5lllIlIlll'l' ol lflfmli Sztntlrzt llztcst' :intl .Xnitzt llllllllgll 1' Slllw Axlllillml ilml hull' 'll' iixllllwxn f'F'l' Nlaiki ztttt-mit-tl tht- 1.1-zttlt-isltip czunp in Cloltmttlo -l1l1.'0ll9 Wits tht' 4'Xt'll:l11gc'v lust Sllllllllfli. limit- lalv sprntmrctl ln tht' Nzttionztl .XS5ULkl2lllUll nl' Student hllillml Wi 5f'lf'flf l1'W'V'll1 lH1'L' lm' mil'- Tufr riglll. XI.llYlllliS llXl.liXlJXR. Filling in tht' nvxt wvc-lxk sclictltllt- :irc Ruth liwzxltl llllll Runnin- lt-nllwltitl. In-Nh ntun l'l'lll'L'mL'lllllllXl'i. Rig!!! I'l'l1l1'7, ll'RXXl50l'l llilflfli C'llXlllXlXX. l.L'lI to right: Rm KUIllllL'l'g, Yllllgllll knslilxalriatn. Xnitgi Nlzllxi. atntl lhnct- I-',lwtx'ztinl, I.t:zi-rr iight. SIWINIIQR l'RlI'. Slimvii uxplztining zu trip tailwn to l'illl'tllJC lust stnnmct' with tht' Xaltiunatl xNSlll'lllllUll ul Stu tlcnt cllllllilli in Linnx Sitlx. With ht'i' 2ll'L' llitn Rilt-N gintl I'cg'O Hztrris. fam V Ji I Alrmtc, .XNNl'.Xl. NY S l'.Xlfl . Seated, left to right: Corinne llohnson, Chanclra Simpson. Klart Schroetler. Diana linn. Sharon Han- croft. Nlarquerite Graliain. l'at Lingle. Stancl- ' ll'liCl'. loin lfarr, Alane lotter- clell, larry Pike, loin Scliiunning, loin De Xries. ' lllli DXRKROONI. l,ll0l0gl'illlll' ers liarrt lfilse ancl 'loin De Yries clexelop one of the hunclretls of photographs tltat 1 li- Xnnual WT nnua 6 ,Sfaff Iyeafs ecor IANS FUR the N57 .Xnnual NNY were under way as soon as school openecl last September. 'l'hc eclitorial stall' lllcl each clay uncler the direction ol liclwin C. Nleslow, eclitorial adviser. Co-eclitors ol thc H357 hook were -lane lotterclell ancl Diana Zinn. with Corinne llohnson serving as associate, ancl loin lfarr ts managing eclitor. XVith the cooperation ol' Stuclent Council. the in cliviclual pictures lor all unclerclassinen were taken early in October. Senior anal laculty portraits lol lowecl. .Xll these were taken in an lllllDl'UYlSCll school stuclio. 'l'he stuclent scheclule was prepared by Chan clra Simpson ancl Mary Schroeder, class editors. Clo- eclitors ol' the laculty and clepartnient section were Sharon Bancrolt anal Terry Tucker. Planning ancl schecluling pictures lor the club section was clirectetl hy Marguerite Grahani in cooperation with stall p tographers 'l'ont l7eYries ancl Larry Filae ancl other lio- inenihers ol the high school Claniera Clluh. 'loin Schinnning and Mary Schroeder cooperatecl on the boys' and girls' sports section. Members ol' the WV Club were also enlistecl in compiling boys' sports copy. Pat Lingle ancl Larry lfike clicl the acl soliciting uncler the clirection ol' P. L. Schoenoll, business acl' riser. ln aclclition to their assigned areas, stall' tneni- bers workecl on special sections ol the hook, such as School l,il'e, clivision pages. ancl introcluction. Design ancl thenie ol' the hook was accotnplishecl through the cooperation ol all the stall. Selecting ancl arranging the pictures lor the various sections ol' the annual was another hig all-stall project. Meetings with representatives ol' the engravers and printers were helplul in making tnany clecisions. Once the pictures were lorwarclecl to the engravers, the task ol' writing articles, captions, anal titles was the job ol' every stall' tuenther. 6 9 !pAofogs njocy ILRVING all students who enjoy taking and proc- '1 mittures the XVTHS Camera Club is essngj' ., .... open to both girls and boys. Meetings are held in Room lklti each Tuesday. Programs include demon- strations and reports on individual projects, as well as slide and movie illustrated lectures provided by m'rnul'acturers ol' photo equipment. Each fall and to spring the members enjoy a picture-taking outing ' ' ' ' ' ' such 'is the lakelront, some nearby point ol interns s . or Dunes State Park. '0R'l'R Xll l'H0l'0t'R XPHY Gail lTeRohan sits Top Ilff'lIlI'l', l . . . . 'ts at model while Bob Nlouritsen and Douglas Brothers practice iheir interest in portrait photography. Inxrl. CLXNIIQRX Cl,l'l3 0Fl lCl'iRS. Left lo right: Gail De- Xl l time mresidentg Dave Hentler' Rohan. treasurer: George . esow, ' e j son. president: lerry Schweider. secretary. racficing fjzeir Jfoggy An annual project ol' the club is the exhibit ol' the NSPA Eastman High School traveling photo salon. Dave Henderson won an honorable mention award in the l956 competition. Taking portraits ol' couples at the Military Ball and at the junior Prom is also a club project. E. C. Meslow is the laculty sponsor. Advanced members constitute the high school photo service group which helps provide all-school picture coverage for the Annual and the XV World. Holton: llllllllff, l7l'NliS IYXRK Ol' l'lNlQ. l.el't to right, Rim' I: Bob Nlouritsen, Bill Dekohan. Gail Dekohan. Richard Suwals. .lznnes NYells. limi' 2: Douglas llrothers. Denny lliaslock. George Nleslow. james XVelch. Harvey Oberinan. llaxe llentlerson. club president. at extreme left. A S -1..,,r N Above, PREVIEW' SESSION! The week's HW XVorld has just come off the press and the Editorial Staff is taking time out for a sneak preview. Left to right, seated: Helen Korenchan, Editor, Rosi Podobnik, and Mary Howell. Slumling: Maxine Kessie, associate editor, Larry Guthrie, Neil Hartman. Tony Howlett, Pat lweifel. association editor: Linda Thomas, and Ginger Davis. AI left, .X GOOD l'.Xl'ER NEEDS .X GOOD .XDYISORY Mr. Yoggerst, this year's HW World advisor, takes time out to give Rosi Podobnik a few hints on page make-up. The stall' likes to change the page make-up each week to add variety and interest to the paper. Tony Howlett is taking care of the WV World files. Sfudenf fw, world gs flflfeeL4y Kpugbcaiion HE STUDENT W World is very important to XV.T.H.S. because it is written for the students by the students. The main objective of the Student XV XVorld is to bring the school news to the students. They try to print articles and stories that everyone likes, but find it is sometimes difficult to fulfill this purpose. lt takes the combined efforts of the Whole staff, business managers, printers, and advisors, to get this paper Out every week. Four-day weekends, which are holidays for the rest of the school, aren't consid- ered such by the XV Wforld stall. lt just means that they have one day less in which to get the paper out. The first step in getting out a paper is to get at story, which isn't always easy. Since the stall' is rather small, a lot of work falls on a comparatively few peo- ple. The gathering of news is going on for the next Week's issue, while the present week's paper is still un- der production. The procedure is as follows: Friday is the deadline for all copy except the late news which is turned in on Monday. Tuesday is make-up day. The staff mem- bers paste the galley proofs on the dummy sheets in the order in which the paper will be printed. On X'Vednesday the mechanical staff makes up the page fornls while the journalism staff checks the proofs for errors. Then on 'I'hursday the paper is printed. Final- ly, on Friday the papers are picked up in the Print Shop by the homeroom representatives. On this day, the mechanical staff breaks up the forms in order to prepare for the next issue, and the staff members are meeting a deadline which will start this cycle again. 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Dnlc 'l'l'llSkf. lin , HH' 'RLMAI' URN SOLO' 'ml mml' Im l'1 '121W1H- 'W' H1'f'11'f- 1.11m lIlillfIlJ', laws c1lAxRlxla l sour. Vluslx H2l1xL'l. lrmwr' riglll. S.XXOl'HONli Ql'.XR'l'li'IL. Svillvll lvfl lu right. l.fm'f'r' Iigllf, OIEOIC SOLO, Kcl1m'lh l.ukL'. lflllillt' lfink. X47 Xl K1-asic. G1-m'gn' S1lllllJi'l'g. Iirim I'urm-r. RINCIIIZIYQ Iilszlwscr. 4'4llllll1llliSl. Q 875 , 4nwzamu1 w sn lfws:,l , Q ,1 l Y. POVZSOYS QCII! lflSiC an!! Gl'CA25fYC Tuff llaiclurc, .X C.Xl'lil.I..X CHOIR. l.ell lo right. Run' I: Nancy Frost, l.enore Lindberg. Marjorie lveber. ,leanne Xustin. Helen Renwick, Sandra Diebert. Judy l'c-tersen. tlarol Nauta. Gail Rumford, Mari-jo Laclcner. Judy 0'llara. Ron' 2: Kathy Franks. liileen Booth. Donna Yalentincic, Phyllis Hatlield. Heather Nvarton. jovce lidholm. Bernedine Blum. Peggy Shal- Hli .X Cappella Choir, which was organized in lil-lil, is an honorary choir composed ol' seniors. juniors and some sophomores selected lrom the begin- ning and Concert choirs. To be eligible one must be outstanding in these fields: voice, general mttsician- ship, work habits, and attitudes. The activities ol the choir are: participating in graduation exercises, con- certs, assemblies, and other school programs and activ- ities. This year the girls bought material to make dresses ol' the same patterns and color so that the cos- ttunes lor concerts and other performances would be more colorlul and unilorni. Mr, Leslie Gilltey is the liaculty sponsor and director ol' the group. ONCERT choir was organized in 1949 when the A Cappella Choir was divided. lts functions are to assist in concerts, graduation' exfercises, and wherever a large choir is desired. In orc1er'for a student to be able to join, he must l12iVC,l.ll2ill.,Zll least one year's training in the beginning choir or the equivalent. er, jacclueline lllarlc. Suzanne Schlemmer. Helen Booth. .Kn- tlrea Nlorris. Hon' ?: Bill Schmidt. Xlbert l'ucker. Dick Ryan. Frank lirickson. Kenneth Roy. Scott Nlohn. john Henderson. Cllvtle Xvilson. Brian lfos. Henry Sanders. Charles llils, Steve Nvilson. Byron lfov. Roger Stonelalse. Hli Orchestra has shown great growth and develop- ment since it was reorganized three years ago. Help lrom the administration and school board made it possible to obtain several necessary instruments. 'l'he Orchestra provides music lor the graduation exer- cises and participates in the annual concerts ol' the music department. Mr. Leslie Gilltey is the director. For the Christmas concert, December 9, the orchess tra played the overture and accompaniments lor six choruses from The Messiah sting by the combined choirs. Soloists for this concert were: Dick Ryan, Gwen Davis, Jacqueline Clark, Heather Wlarton, and Aloyce Edhohn. At the Spring Concert, lXlarch 241, the orches- tra played Hungarian March, by Berlioz, the ac- companiments for the third movement ol' the Strauss horn concerto and the first movement ol' Raclnnani- noll's second piano concerto, and the second move- ment of Schumann's third symphony. l li l'ollt. Sllllllfil lllL'l1L'I'l.AIllIlL' Xla'Gillxray. l,l'OllUI4C l.illtlllc'1 llltlf B1llsL'l', kltdllllll' .XllSllll. l'hylhs llatllcltl. .loyrc lill- lltlllll. kathy Roy. Lllllllllll' .XllCIl. Heather lvllfltlll. Rau' ?: Xlr. Graham. vlllllll Walsh, lirir l'lll'llL'l'. Bill Vlitlflllll, john Nlttlv. llarlall Hyllc. Nlr. Gilkcy. lflllt' 4: Bell ll'I'llL'. David Olscll. Orxillc l.L'X1llltlQ'I'. George Saltlllcrg. lirtlrc l.cal'- lllacl, Dirk Rl'llllll', Bill sllllll. lfrllic' l'it'kt'll. trcas irk Rcllltlc. lll'L'Slll1'Ill1 George Saltllmcrg. his- torian: Klum- NlcGillxral. st'cl'ctlll'x. OS 3 . Lu All lffl, NIOIHIRN Nll'SltI Nl.XSl'l-QRS, I.cl't to right. Run' 1 ff I' Kathi l'1l llllxS 1 t-rrv St-xtoll lltlIllI'l Y'll'lIl millsi 'i lllllll .t ...n .. , -ll ..', xlltlI'l'll Nlorris, lixa l,Ull Nloorv. Roll' 2: Sally Uglcshy. o rlglll: Aloyrc l'.llllt3llll. lm: prcsitlcllli Orville l.l'N2lllllL'I4. tlltl ll ti, row' e usic for Pec1'al5cAool yuncfions lofi jflrltllw. CZOXKZICRI CIHOIR. l.t-lt to right. Iftlll' lf lllfllll -f t hm- Golwilfvly Yltllllli' llalll. Nanci Slfllllg. lltllllllt' Skllllllllll SllC'l'iIll llools, Sillltllll llarrt-ll. Virginia Rino. Allltlf lj2llllK'l9 Holt' 2: Nlllltf Sllllllllll. cllllilllll SUlllll'L'. llllll' NlrGillxrax l'.lt'2llltll' xlllIlllllll'99. Yiolut Rlllrs, ,Itlmly k0Cl.lll. Rohcrta Gra- llalll. t.arol Glhlls. flWl'll Dalis. Itulx 'l l'llllgklll'. llotlisc Kirltpatf l'ltlx. Rim- ?: xlllfilllll' Gvislt-r. llarllara xlllllltbll, lllltll St'llat'l't'l'. lllz f,l'l'llCSll'll also 2lt'l'tllllIJ2lllll'll tht- t'tllllllllll'll choirs ill thc lJCl'lOI'lll2llll'C ol' l lalkctl to Gotl l.ast Night Zlllll sclcctiolls l.l'0lIl Hvlllll' Killg Zlllll l. Soloists lor this t'Ullt'Cl'l wcrc .XllL'll .xl'lIlSIl'OIlg, l'il'L'lll'll lltlllll -lt-allllc .XllSllll, piano: Zlllil Gail Rllllllltllll, so- lJl'2lllU. who Sllllg thc solo lJ:Il'l ill 'AOUI ol' My lJrt'allls l'l'0lll tht- llllISli'lll Clolllctly. ucflillllltlllllllll Ill: t'llUll'5 and Ul'l'llC'Sll'2l wt-rc I'Clll'CSClllL'Ll ill thc statt- IllllSll' l'UlllL'Sl at Dc Kalb, Mal' fl, by tht' lol- ltlWlllg Sllllll'lllS who were awarclctl SlllJCl'lOl' ratings lor tht-ir llL'l'l'Ul'Ill1lllCL'S at thc clistrict rolltcst ill l'lYilll- sltlll, lxlillfll Sl: Gail llllllllitllll, girl's lligll voice-1 Ralph llllllllllll, lJoy's lligll voircg Dick Ryan. lloy's lllctlitllll l'oic't': Zlllll llflllll lfox. lJ0y,S low voice. lixccllcnt ratillgs were awartlc-tl to .l2lC'lIlll'llllC Glarls. girlls lllt'Clllllll roicc: llcatllcr xvllfltlll, girl's low voitlc: llllitlll lfox. lloy's lllt.'lllllIll voict-, allcl a girl's trio, Ctllll- post-ml ol' Gail lllllllltllll. 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Ilmw, WL WAXXISH Ullusl-Huw PROURAXMI Standing lofzll lcc'ILu'cr :xml world ll':lvclcr. .X qui! lJl'Ugl'1lIll on 1'Yl'lH fl lhf' 'WIUIF fl'S 'f' fl '2 UW U 5 I'1'S PIU 4 '- iff' Spzmish customs was I'ollowcnl hx' om' on Slmnish In right: I-cruld f.lIl'lSll1lll. .Xmly C.c1'yul. l.ol11s .xI'l'll2lS. Blbllllll' h 1 l51'uoks.:1ml I,Zlll'iii2l I'1'm'uL. IJ2lll'l0lh. lUIl'l'I' ngffl. nxxczli c1cmxll'l l'1Q1Q. ,Xrrzunmginng nm- lmllnml M155 l'4Wl? l Rl '1 'f'l- dub NI N '- 'hi' H 'f '5- 4-4-1111-1. qlvcm-gllfnxl ffn' llu- SIPZIIIISII fzlllllvtlllllgf zlrpmhlg-ll lu Ijlgllli and third Hun. spanish 5lulh.nl5' who in-K, html-d umm' -'mlm I,2lll'l'C5kl5. lilll l'vlcrson. Sandy Sllll'S, l'1ll f.00Ill'lg. Sands , ' h Saga-. liumlc Vl'lmrm-ll. -Iznw lhxllicl. ami llmlglus lh'ulI1c1's. IJCIS ol IIN' club. plzlll Illc' llllllllllly llltvllngx' 91 anguage roups ainfain wn Clugs Top 1111111111-, 1l1f.RM.-KN CI,l711. 1.1-ft 111 1'ig111. 111111' I: N111 l121l'1x. 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A1511 11 WVHS 111-1-1111-11 111111 1111-1-1i11g5 w1-1'1-: 111115 111 1110 1J2lV1S 1111-1111-1', G1-11111111 1-1-5111111111115 w1111l11 110 111-111 1111- 111-51 '1'11111'51l11y 111 1-111-11 1111111111 211141 1110 11011112111 C111151111110 111 C11i1'11g11. 1110 11151 111111 111111 1111- 11111-5 w1111111 111- 1w1-111y-11v1- 101115 111-1' 111'1ivi1y 111 1111- y0111' i5 1111 11111111111 lJ1L'1l11' 111 1311111-5 1'111'11. 1111-11111011 H1-1111111 111 1110 1111111 111 51-1'111'111g 111-51-11111111 i111111'11111- 11111'i11g CI111151111115 51-1151111 1111- 1'11'C111'11 111111 81111111511 111111 111111111 G1-1'1111111y w1-1'1-: H1-1110 K11111, 19511-1957 11111115 111111 Ll ,1111111 IJ2l1'ly 111 1111- 1111110 '1'111-1111-11 1x11- C1-1'1111111 1-x1'111111g1- 5111110111: 111-11-11 4lllC'013S, w1111 11X'C11 111111-1' 111'1ivi1y 111 11111- 111 111011 1111-1-1i11g5 w115 il 111111 111 G01'1111111y 11151 Sl1Il11l1C1', 111111 111111111 M11111'i1f, ll 111-11' g111111- M'1l11'11 111111111-11 111L'l1111'y111g 11111111115 1'11'1'11l'11 111-1- 5111111-111 1111111 c1Cl'I112lI1y 11115 11-1111 01111-1-1'5 11115 11-111' 511111111111-5. P1'1lCS w1-1'1- 11w111'111-11 111 1111- 1111111-1'5 wi111 w1-1'1-: Orville L1-v11111l1-1' 111111 111-151' H1-1111111-11 N11: X1'i1- 1111- 11ig111-51 51111-1-5. 1111111 l2ll'1i 15 1111- 511111151111 unior Classical League kgs ogafin l'NlOR Cllzmirzil l,L-nglu-. lJt'llL'l' kiuiwn as llu- nmvic nl ilu- lforuin scmu- ul' llu- play llzliux ffm-.un l.z1lin Club. is zulu-ii lo :ill SlllKlClll5 1111-sc-lillx' vii- wus sliowil. 'l'lu- Club l'lllCl'L'll an mlc'1'm'Qm-cl l'1Il' in llu mllc-ml in Latin. or wlum llznvc lu-cn c-niollccl all sonu- Honu-coming l'zu'zulc- :uul won liuiiomlmln- nu-nliun. lllllll SIJOIISOTS :irc Nlr. llllicll ll. Hills zuul M11 lfix-ml Un llL'l't'IlllJt'l' lsl llu- l.zllin :llul flcrnuln Cllulms un- Su-Igmo. 'l'lu- Cllulfs aims nu- lo prunumu- ilu- unulcr- 5l30llS0l'C'll ilu' llillllf. Sm-w l z1111:lsy. llu- Club W'-'Ill xlznuling nl' Ilu' rlzlssics llllll lo givc- SlllllCIllS am op- on lls xumuzll spring trip lo Clliuigo nn Nlzq l8ll1. lJ0lAIllllllX' lo ln-:mi num- Zllllllll ilu- lives zuul ruslmm l'lu-X' 5130111 ilu- clzly slglll-5L'c'lIlg mul slumpping. l,1llk'l nl ilu- zuuin-nl Ronizms. llu-y au- LllllllL'l' all mu- ol Clliiczigds wcll-known rcs- lziuramls. ln lllk' L'X'l'lIlllg llu-y 2lllL'llllt'll Cliru-ramlzi. .X .Xl llll' l71'l'CllllX'l' lllwllllg MVS- 1101011 Sfllllllllf' nicc linu- was haul by ull. 'lllis trip lllkllllglll llu- au'- SllUXX'l'll c'ulm'ccl slulcs ol lluly. .Xl llIl0lllCl' lllCCllllg ll liX'iliL'S ol llu- wsu' lu an closc-. lwllr jriklilw. l-'IRSI X'l-QXR l.XIlX iIl.l'l3. l.L-ll lu right. RUXX' liullmn jrirluir. SHIUXIE X'liXR l,XIlX lll,l'li. li-ll In llglll. l: Xlzil'g'ul'L'l lillllllllx. Cnml Slll4'llll2llI. -lllllX Cznailulllgll. Susan: RUXX' l: filurizl SlxXkll'l'l'. I-'rc-il Slililllllb, Sllllllilllf llcnrx Sgllulm-rx, llculnik, lim-llx fiXlll'Lll', Xlzlrciil lim-lmnu'. l.:ll1l':l lm- lla-1111. xllllilllll lrviu- NUl'lIl1lI'lQ. Clint SL'l'lK'l. llc-urgc Xlm-slow. Xlr, llills. Sllllll llolIzuul.I.Xinu- l5zlllln.Nl:l1'x kllfl. RUXX' 2: Sll'Xl'll Knplu-l. lion- wr: Rulizml Nl:u'Lc-11. Xml xllllllllll. l5:n'lr:li'n llixml. kms 2: nic- fnllSlllliSUll. Gail llmulgc. Cizlrol SICXCIIS. lqnlu- 'l'iu-ixlyillxlll, Ulurizl XX'iilxi. l,ziui'cI Ulu-rlm-i'. Carolyn: Sanulcc. Rem-nmrx lil Dam Sl'2ll'lllg. luis Sli-xcm. Slmroll Caimplu-Il. Sllli Riu-ll. Xlair- sziwwr, Sllllllllli' Hflilcixinu-V. ll2ll'lHlI'1l Kulmnlxl. ,lLllli'l SLllNlli4lIll, lClll' lurmzm, Xrnim- lll-illrirll. Row Ii: Nzuui l,Xlik1liiu-ll. Szuulx hlllillllll' l,Xlllx1llllK'lL l':1ulu Rlvlll. hlillllll' lfislu-r. lllllli' Xlu-I. Nanux llQll'l'Llll. mlm- llzllllmmlu-. Km-nl l.ziu1'c-I. Nlikc Curiu-ll. RlllIK'l'l Slrzuul. -lorry l-fwig. RUXX' 3: lllflllill Smilli. Xllll lfcxh. Dau- Xri- lluumxiw. Xl lliulmn. llgniml l.L- Xlicllx. Nlzlri l.zliu'l1i1l11ls, l'illL'll lI2ll'l. Xlzirfial Naulvn. l.c'Rm llillllllllll. Xllcn Xl'lllSlI'Ullg. Xlilfllll Ulwn. Siwlglk. Dick Yau-gc-r. 923 C6465 romofe xgnferesf gn 0465, cience RT, , , . Q 4 . 5 1.1.1 B l12l5 as llb purpose the promotion ol 2111 interest ill art. .Xlthough most ol' its members 510111 lrom the art classes, anyone is eligible. lls pur- pose i111plies that it is a means ol' eiieouraging those stuclents to participate ill a11 art activity who other- wise lieel that they do 1101 have ti111e lor art. 'I'he programs are plannetl by tl1e menibersliip. 'l'rips usually inclucle the .Xrt Institute in Chicago. Meetings inc-lutle opportunity lor rralt work. lewelry- making is the principal money-niaking activity. The .Xrts Cl11b meets every Grst antl thircl 'lliurstlax i11 the .Xrt Room. Since Club aetiyity is initiatetl by the membership, its potential is limitecl only by the rom- plexion ol' tl1e group. Ollieers were: Myrna Miller, president: Sharon Quigley. vice presitlent: Nancy llolmson, treasurerz and Laura .Xlto, secretary. Mr. liyerett Nlisunas is tl1e 5110115011 'l'of1jrir'I1lr1', .XR l'S Cl.l'l1. 11011 to right. Row li Xanty ylolinson, treasurer: Myrna Hiller. presitlentg Sharon Quigley. rite presi' tlenl. Row 2: Henry liliompson. lerrx 'I'ut'ker. l'om lfarr. Shar- U11 llurancl. .Xnn ilfeyh. Lynne Caulk. Nanny Nortlgren. Nlr Nlisunas. sponsor: Roberta Stoll. .Iutly Nliller. Danny Powell. Nancy lfrosl. Sally Osman. l.o11'r'r' pir'll1rr', BIOLOGY Cl,l'lS. l,elil lo right. Row I: l'a1 llli l'l'Rl'OSli ol. Biology Club is to promote interest i11 Si'1C11l'C. All members have l2lliL'1l biol- ogy antl show 2111 i11terest i11 sfienee. The spo11sor is Mr. Ogden Poole. 'l'he Club sponsored a trip to Carlieltl Park Mum Show o11 November 10111, and 011 lleceniber 8th a trip to the Museum ol' Natural History. The an11ual banquet was heltl O11 December lflth. Dr. Otto. a parasitologist lrom Abbott 1.aboratories, was the guest speaker, 'l'he Club sponsored a trip to tl1e L111l'0ll1 Park Zoo in Mareli. 'l'he .Xpril trip to the llistrict SClC1ll'C Fair at Elmwood Park High School where all biology students submittetl projects proyetl the year's highlight. .X trip was also taken to the Museum ol' Seieiiee and liulustry. l11 May the Club went to tl1e Dunes State Park to observe the wiltl lile antl also toured the eampus ol' the llniversily ol' Chi- cago. fililllll111N'lxCl'. jan lfislier, Karin Curlee. .lane .Xbel. Paula Roth. l,intla Naula, Sue I-lllen Crana, lfran llillif. Row 2: Cloria Skrarre. Nlarion Dart. rice presitlentz Lintla ylanson. SCl'I'Cl2l1'fI Nlanis White, Sandy Ogrin, treasurer: Vanette Wright. Pat Srhasl, -1o.Xnn Wooltlritlge, Roberta Stoll. Row 25: .Xl Hudson. .lim Robenson. Dick Ryan. 'l'om Rause. presitlenl: Ceorge Nleslow. lirnie l'ickell, llllylllkllltl lock. Haroltl Potter, .Xnn Nllllllllil. qQa io ana! Ckess ans ave wn Clugs Q ! 1 4 mllzoifr, R.XDlO Cl.l'B. Left to right, Ron' 1: Alon Zimmerman. president: Ralph llrotherton. sponsor: -lack Hanlin. Bob Sandretlo. joel Mitchen. Cregory Hooton, Ron' 2: Ray 'lhornhorough. vice president, blames laylor. lidward Rompella. treasurer. At rigltl, CIHIQSS C1l.I'l5. Left to right, around the table: Melia lluehen. jay Williams, Meldan Dan- ielson. Bruce l'alucuir. james Willerton. Vie Boet- tle. Charles Ranta. Byron 'l'. Fox. Rohert Berry, Captain Robert ll. Martin. sponsor: 'l'om Hansen, Ned Anderson, Bill Stasior. Ronald Cooper. .lay Rowe. Ronnie Ikan. lirnie l'ickell, .lim l'anowski, lXl.Yl'lillR Radio Club is composed ol' radio en- thusiasts ranging from beginners to experienced hams. Meetings lor Club business are held twice weekly and practice sessions whenever schedules per- mit. The Club call letters, l'V9YB'I', go forth from rootn Fifll, the room assigned to the Club, and are picked up in all parts ol' the country. Urlicers this year were: .lon Zimmerman, presidentg Ray Thorn- borough, vice president: Robert Sandretto, secretary: lidward Rompella, treasurer. Sponsor is Mr. Ralph lirotherton, XV.'l'.H.S. business manager. 'l'he Club purchased a new receiver and speaker and made con- tacts with other ham operators in Illinois, lViscon- sin, Indiana, and Michigan. Only a confirmed t'ham can appreciate the thrill that comes with each new contact over the ether waves. HICSS CLUB held its hrst meeting on 27 Septem- ber. Minutes aliter the hrst administrative details were completed, the members settled down to playing chess. 'l'hey have greatly increased their skill in the royal game, sharpening their techniques ol' ollense and defense by constant competition. .X memorable meeting was held -Ianuary Ill when XVaukegan Chess Club's 'l'eam Captain, Craig Henderson, played thir- teen members ol' the XV'l'llS Club in an exhibition ol' simultaneous play. He moved quickly from table to table, making ballling moves. thwarting devious schemes ol' his opponents, and linally checkmated or forced a resignation from twelve ol' them. 'l'he player who managed to wrest a victory from the Champ was -lay Rowe, who won as Mr. Henderson resigned. Spon- sor is Captain Robert Martin. . , 1 . . . TRLS Ll:.XGllh is thc lzirgcst 1n'gz1nila1tion in 1 1 ,-- , . . . XX . l .H.S., so orgzinizul that crcry girl is ai 1110111 ht-r. cithcr zartivc or inactive. By taking part in int-ct ings. ai1'tix'ilit-s and st-rviccs. shc is un atrtivc ntcrnhcr Girls' Lcuguc providcs ai 1IlCllllIlll through which ll'.T.H.S. girls can lcztrn to work as ai group and to iniprorc tht-tnsclvcs :ind their hotnt-s. school, :int connnunity. This cluh scts ai high stzintlurd ol' chair aictcr. Sl'll0l2ll'Sllll7, st-rvicc, :ind lcztdcrship lor thc girls ol lV.T.H.S. Nlcclings :irc ht-ld on thc lourth Monday ol' catch month ziltcr school in thc Girls' Lt-zigttc cllllllllilllll. Tllt-rc nrt' no dnt-s lor this organization. Nloncy for tht- trczisury is rzliscd hy z1c'tix'itit's ol' thc club. Each N't'2lli in th1- spring thc-rc is il Suburban Girls' I.t-ztguc , 1 1 cl0lll'Cl'Cllt't'. liligihilily lo zittcnd is hziscd on :attend- aincc :ind active pzirtifipzition in Girls' Lczigutr. ln order to L'2il'll ai Girls' League pin. onc hundred Tojlf,l1ir'1ln1'.GlRl.S'l.li.XGl'li Olfl lilliRS. lrclt to right: Nlzlrsliu Shonlclt. SCt'I'Cl2ll'fI l'zlt lwiclcl. prcsidcnt: Xnnzi l .l2lS1ll4T2lll. trous- lll'Cl'Q :ind PCI1' Xlto. xicc-pl'csi1lc11t. Qrls, eague gs 041,-ggclzool Service points must he cztrncd by April. Xllcr :I girl hats rc- ccivcd her pin, shc lnzty work thc lollcnving yczir lor an pin guard. This also rcquires ont- hundred points. Girls' l.C1lgllCll2lS sfgvcrztl spcciiul zivtiritics during thc yczir, liztch lzill thc club holds at tczi lor incoming lrcslnnun girls. ln thc spring thc Nlotltcr-Daitighter lizinquct :ind thc Senior T011 arc spcfiul cvcnts. This yczir's ITICIIIC was, Stars that Stccr You. Monthly nrcclings, based on thc thcnlc, included, Starr Beauty, an progrznn on good grooming, Stair ol' XVondt'r, thc Ghristinzis party, :md Hy Starlight. zi punt-l on hoy- girl rclzttionships. Thc planning ol' thcsc nrcctings was done during thc sunnncr at tncctings ol' thc board IIICIIITDCTS hcld catch wcck. Girls' Lcziguc projects ovcr thc yt-:ir included: working in thc confession stzind during loothzill und bziskctbztll sczison, cntcring ll lloztt in TTOIIICCOIIITIIQ' pztrzidc, fonducting at i'2llll'L'l' 1 1 drive, and luring at cllll'lSIlll2iS proicct. I.1m'1'rj1ir'l11rf'. BUXRD NIICICTING. l.cft to right: .Xnnzi lilzisznv izin. l'2ll lwicfcl. l'zit T'll'llllCIl. Nlury Hnhhznxl. Nlzirslm Shonfclt. Sandy BCITSUII, llzinc llilllllll, Pctc Xlto. llzucl Kznntolu, :intl Dianm linn. M OYA for 5cAool and I MQWQPYOVCMQCMI' lujf jmlmr, I,Ii XC.I'Ia IIIIRIS I XI XS l'.XR I Y. Slzlrlillg llu' wrx- lfzrrrr ligllf, l1l,'ytiC'llRISINI KN I' XR I Y. Santan Llaulm' lnuks Iwi L, c is IPITNIIICIII. l':1l lwi1'IvI. will! Bclsx Ilcpncr IDUIIVIIIQ Img with Ims Ill'1lllgIlI In nlulm lIIi'lllIK'I'N In lu' lallwn lu gm ox pun: I1 plmm' Innnc. 1111111 frirlulr. HWS S I. I'X I 'S Il XY I1Rli.XIiIfXSl . Iicsidcs Ihr Ilglll I7I'l'2lIxI2l9l wlwmwl. lI1c'1'c was QIZIIICIIIQ lu x'cun'4Is. :xml ll In finlr. IIIIRISI XI XS I' XR I X, Iiwlxmlc NIIIIKIIIIILIN llw lr fund limc was IIZIII In ull. Ircslmmc-ul IllIIIl' RIIIUI' Ilmc l'llIl'l'lilIlIlllK'llI. W.-,pw ,twwfw npvwiv- I .im ul . .....'.I If an-.csxnrmmrf ervice gl offo of jr. Wee! Cross emgers Af lefl. All'NlOR RED CROSS Ol'ilflCliRS. Left to right: Diana Linn, SCt'I'L'I2ll'y'-ll't'1lSlIl't't'Z Gail Rumford. president: Alice Banis. committee chairman: and Steye Wilson. vice president. X lMl'OR'l'ANl' purpose ol' the Alunior Red Gross as emphasized in its motto is to sery e others in our school, in our community, and in our country. 'l'his is the basic goal ol every junior Red Cross mem- ber. Service work is made possible through student support ol' the membership drive held in November. During this drive membership cards are sold lor a small donation lrom each student. Because repre- sentatives lroin every homeroom comprise the mem- bership, -lunior Red Cross is one ol' the largest clubs in school. Numerous projects were completed by the various committees which were organized at the beginning ol' the year. Some ol' these were: supplying lhanks- giving baskets to needy persons in our community. sending Christmas gilt boxes to children in own coun- try and abroadi and doing various types ol projects to help and to cheer those in hospitals. Louise Rode was chairman ol the committee that supplied 'l'hanksgiving baskets, and Gail Rumlord Iielozv. jl'XlOR RliD CROSS RlCl'RliSliNlA- 'l'lYl-iS, l.el't to right, Row l: Steye XYilson. -Indy Caya. Sharon Campbell. lillen Olsen, Nlarlene lurinan. Nancy Lytikainen, Nlarcia Behnke. Helen Rorenchzm, Row 2: Gndrun l.anpichler, Bev Bixler, Betty Wong. Pat Singer, Carol l.ind. Carol Hagerty. Dawn Anderson. Peter llirsch. Row fl: Betty XYunderlich. Nlarlene Boettle, Sue lierlein. Nlarie liwald. jndy' Miller, l.inda Her- bert. .lohn Norbulas, Ken Koy, lCdward Rom- pella. Row -l: Gail Rnmford. Rudy Robertson. Bede Happanen, Xlillie ylohannesen. Peggy' Nley- er. klerry -lohnson. lValter St'lyglL'lSlsl. Dayid Xlakela. acted in the same capacity lor the Christmas gilt box committee. Dawn Anderson was chairman ol' the hospital lavors connnittee lor Christmas. For the lirsl time, hospital lavors were supplied lor Valentint-'s Day and lior XVashington's Birthday. lillen Olsen was chairman in charge ol' the committee that made hos- pital lavors for Valentine's Day, and hlacqueline Clark was in charge ol' the XVashington's Birthday connnit- tee. The St. l'atrick's Day committee, ol' which Dawn Anderson was chairman, made attractive hospital la- vors lor that holiday. Alice Banis took charge ol' the work done on Easter hospital favors, and Beverly Bix- ler was chairman ol' the special Easter Day project. ln addition, -lunior Red Cross members spent time work- ing at Downey Veteran's Hospital. Acting as president ol' this industrious group is Gail Rumlord. Steve XVilson served as vice president. Diana Zinn was secretary-treasurer. and Alice Banis. Committee chairman. ,lunior Red Cross is sponsored by Nliss liva Oke ol the linglish Department. CIMA adssisfs aducbo- isual cibeparfmenf UDIO-VISUAL Glub is composed ofa small group ol' select students who supplement the work of the Audio-Visual Department. The members ol' the Glub assist belore school, during the day, and after school, in delivering sound projectors, film strips pro- jectors, tape recorders, opaque projectors, television sets, slide projectors, screens, projector stands, exten- sion cords, portable public address systems, sound trucks, microphones, phonographs, sound lilms, l'ilm- strips, records, transcriptions, tapes, charts, posters, and models. The club members are under the super- vision ol' Mrs. Geraldine XValdorl', Audio-Visual Sec- retary. The Audio-Visual program had its inception at lVaukegan Township High School nineteen years ago. anti as a result ol' the co-operative ellorts ol' our Board ol' Education, administration and teachers, the program has grown continually in sile and ellective- ness. The XV.T.H.S. program has been rated by both National and State authorities as being particularly outstanding. The activities ol' this program are under the general supervision ol' Orlin D. Trapp. The club maintains a waiting list ol' students who are eligible for active service as outlined above. Meet- ings for general instruction on operating and main- taining audio-visual equipment are held at regular intervals in the departmental conlierence room. One ol' the outside activities ol' the group this year was the sponsoring ol' the movie The Glenn Miller Story on April Ztith. The showing proved popular with students and netted the club a small gain which will be used lor incidental expenses. The ttse ol' .-Xudio-Visual aids are ellective tools in the hands ol' the skilled teachers, allowing the presen- tation ol' a much broader educational program lor our students. The school encourages the ttse ol' .Xudio- Visual aids only when they can more elfectively train the student. Audio-Visual can be used ellectively only in a classroom situation. To that end the department has attempted to provide sullicient and adequate equipment. liach year new equipment and materials are added and additional rooms darkened. sl' Inj: flIl'fIlVt', .Xl'lll0 Xlbl Xl, Crl.l'll. Left to right, Mrs. Geraldine Waldorf, .XudiosYisual Secretary: Bruno Snaustas. james Campbell. George l'atocly. Al right. .XI DIOFX ISI Xl. t.l.l B. l.elt to right, Orlin IJ. Trapp. .Xudio-Visual director: Douglas Anthony, Garold Rynearson. james Schulller. Irwin Rynearson. AIIIIIW, M.XSQl7lC ,XXD G.XYlfl.. l.el'l to right. limi' I: -lc nine Wolfe. Aloanne Musick, l.ois Rose, .Kim Mcllonald. Gi Sick. Maxine Kessie. Ron' 2: .Xllen Kessie. I.inda Mclionoi loanne Tandv, leanne Xustin. Kenny Luke. Sandra Ha Helke Koch. .lllen .Xrmstrong. Gail Gardini. -lane lotterc Ron' if Vaughn Koshkariau, lane Dalliel. llaroldine Har mi' Bill Sidlauskas. june Gillivrav. Dan llrumn. Virginia D2 Ram' J: lilaine l-ink. Laurie Oliver. Pat lfritflen. Mike Rot Marilyn ,Xndc-rson. Ron' 5: l.arrv Krause. lillen l'olke. F Wixom. sponsor: Hazel Kantola. Al lcfl, M.XSUl'li XND G.XX'lil. Olflflillil-KS. l.ell to ri Mrs. Mellma lfixoin. sponsor: l.inda Mcllnouogh. ,lune Gillixrai, vice president: Gail Gardini, secretary: Mat Kessie, treasurer: Hazel Kantola. president: Kim Mcllon 61567142 CIVIC! gakfel tpromofes QOOJSIDCCC pXSQUl:1 and Gavel is an honorary speech organi- lation. The chief objective of this club is to pro- mote good speech in the community and at school. Only students who have clone some outstanding work in speech promotion are eligible for membership. Monthly pot luck meetings are held in the homes ol' the members. At the meetings, the members work on programs lor clubs and organizations. or have dis- cussions on various speech fundamentals, All speech contest work is planned and organized by Masque and Gavel. .Xll members ol' Macque and Gavel participate in the speech One Hundred contests. The divisions in which they can enter are: serious and comedy play reading, extemporaneons speech, poetry, original monologue and original declamation. The members placing Hrst in each division were entered in the district contest. Fight lirst place winners from the district contest represented the school at the sec- tional contest. Marilyn Anderson and Bruce l.eal'- blad, winning lirst place honors in the sectional, will represent the school at the state contest. During this past year, Masque and Gavel worked on publicity for both You Gan't Take lt With You and Taming ol' the Shrew. Members ol' Masque and Gavel receive a Masque and Gavel magazine which is published lour times a year. News and ideas ol' Masque and Gavel clubs throughout the United States are published in this periodical. The magazine also contains articles guid- ing promotion plans lor the school, city, and commu- nity. Mrs. Melba X'VlXOIll, director ol speech at XV.T.H.S., is the club sponsor. Danse' a la carte was the l957 version ol' the annual dance sponsored by Masque and Gavel. April thir- teenth was the date and the place was the XV.T.H.S. cafeteria. Food was served by French waiters and French entertainment was provided. Helke Koch, this year's exchange student, was chairman ol' the dance committee. fjlespzan oczefcy ncourages ramafzc 04:45 IJl'0l1ll1ll0l1 ull mlm-clx 1 L nu Along mth 1 .lil plan Hu llllslll ul mmupn pmdmul md dllul Cd llli' A cm ou llulcsf IIC llll mas Dm 1 x the upmmng umu s 1 U S u Clam P s X 1 an pcrlk-ct Llltllllg to uhm xc u ol all un nm llllnlllllll ll WTHS lo lop ull ilu u ll sm 1 lllx llu I he sp: mx lu lml llu n firm! llllllllll sm nm x It Llwu rcls dom- must mdnm, monk 111 Iivilics lizution Soc-in-ly slowcd This iI1Sll'llC'IOl Hnllnlll 1 lu: l 1 Virginian I lu o xx SIJUIISUIY R sl lltldfllllllk lun an id Borg. HN xx . w Wann' Pmull Xllk Rm no wo 1465 Sfress I-'lflflli Ollllllli-X'l'lON'S 1-oo Jerzttive Jro 71'2llIl . . , . . .l I H mrovides lfllllllll 111 eertzttn skills und Offll mation' l 3 , l, nl inl'or111z1tio11. Yllllkf business ftllllllllllllly provides il lz1borz1tory i11 wl1ic'l1 tl1e student I7I'2li'lll'CS tl1ese skills Zlllll ztcquires ztdditionztl i11lor111z1tio11 wl1iel1 C2111 best be given in 1111 Cllllililyllltlll Sllllllllilll. illllftlllgll this Illilglilllll, students leztrn to 111eet tl1e l'll2lllCI1gC ol business. 1X dance, Moon Glow, wats l1eld i11 Septeinber. 'l'l1e instztllzttion ol' ol'l'ic'e1's was l1eld i11 NOYClIllJCl' att ll lllllIlCl' meeting. ,X basket ol' lood was provided lor ll needy liz1111ily ill cll11'lSlll12lS. Karen l,l'2lll0S repre- sented tl1e club at the .'X111111z1l Business cl0l1l'C1'CI1CC. .X highlight ol' tl1e yeztr wats tl1e li111ployer-E111ployee banquet i11 May. Olliieers were: Marlene Knox, president: Nz1tl1z1lie .XllClCl'S0ll, vic'e-president: Linda Nlorris, SCl'l'Cl2ll'y1 l.orettz1 lienzt, ll'l'2lSllI'Cl'1 Beverly Shirley ztnd Mary l1:111k:1r, reporters. Miss Nlztrgztret Pe1't1c'cz1 is llli' spon- sor. l'f1l'1r'1'j1i.'i111'1'. Olflflllli OCICl'l'X'lilOXN. l.elt to right, Rott' lj Delores filillYlllCI4. R111 Gibbons. l.indt1 Nlorris. Run' 2: l3:11'le11e No.:1k. Kan ,l0llllS0ll. Nl2ll'lCl1C Knox. Run' 3: l'11t sl2lIll10lJL', Bex- erlx Shirley Hon' -I: Natalie .XllllL'l'SUll. l,0l'Cll2l Benn. Nlzirlx lZ11i1lx111'. .SIfi11r1i11g, left to Ylglllf Karen Brtnlette. Kztren Drzibos. Xrlvne Hagen. Nliss l'e1't1c't'z1. sponsor: 11nd .IZHIICC Holl. ocafiona F reloarafion U'l'llRli lJlS'l'Rll5ll'l'ORS ol' .'XIIlCl'lC'2l is :111 or- gllllllilllllll ol' Seniors enrolled i11 Distributors Oc'- cupzttion classes. lts purpose is to provide social and lJllSlIlCSS activities lor its 111e111bers. 'l'l1e group sponsored 21 dance i11 Septeniber. 'l'l1ey pz1rtic'ip:1ted i11 ll lez1dersl1ip c'o11le1'e111'e i11 Springlield, Delegates wl1o 1'Cpl'CSCIllCll X'V.'l'.H.S. were: Virginia Liberty, Bob ill0l'l'Cgl'OSS2l, Annatbelle Garrison, 11nd Andrew Sl411t11it'k. Another Jro'ec't wats tl1e e111 :lo 'er- ' . l employee banquet Ill May. lts purpose wus to promote better llI1ClCI'Sl2llllllIlg between employer and employee. Ollieers ol' tl1e club were: Virginia Liberty, presi- dent: Hob 'll0I'l'Cgl'0SS2l, vice president: Annabelle Gan'- rison, secretary: lr11s Oleott, treztsurerg and Ralph Bllllkillfl, reporter. Mr. Reyno Bixler is the sponsor. 'liogetber witl1 ll1L'I1llJCIAS ol' Ollife c,K'ClllJ2lll0llS Club, this group consists ol' students who ztre niztjoring i11 so111e IJll2lSC ol c'o111111erc'iz1l work. Meetings are l1eld i11 Room 3915, wl1iel1 bus been equipped :ts il sztles lub. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' front l'llJl1' left l.nz1'1'1' lIIll'lIlH', l'l llRl', DISIRIIH1 IORS. .Xt 1 . to rigbt: Rz1Ipl1 l31ll'1111o. .Xnnztbelle filll'l'lS0ll. linxily lilllll. Ray Heztren. Llztnet fiI'lgllllS. Ruby Booker. Nlr. Reyno Bixler, group sponsor. is shown i11 left foreground. 'l'l1e setting is i11 room fi-15 during tl1ird period. fjzese wo Clugs Cafer fo areer :rs UIURE NVRSES lll,lTlS, an :11'ti1'1' 01'g2111ll2IlI011 Ill XV.'1'.H.S. is ll1C0l1ly club X1'l1lC'l1 p1'o1'id1's study periods lor its 1I1CI11IJC1'S. .111 scnior girls spcnd 11121111 hours ol' study i11 lJ1ACll111'2Ill011 lor their PII?-11lI1'Sll1g 11-sts. '1'hcs1- girls also 11'rit1' LI l1YC-I10ll1' tcst 1Vl1Il'I1 l'01I' ditio11s 11111111 lor th1-ir nursing tests, :ind thc s1'or1-s 1I1'C uscd :is 21 basis lor 5fl1OlZI1'Sl1111 ZIYVZIIKIS. 1h1 111111 Pltllls to 11511 l0ll1' llOSIJ1I2IlS 1-z11'h yC1l1'. Sp1':1k1-rs li1'U1l1 nursing s1'1111ols, do1't11rs 211111 SlllllC11l I1lI1'SL'S. 2I1'C IJ1'01lgl1l i11 to 1:1111 lo 1111'111b1'1's. Movies 111111 slidcs 2II'l' IJC1'l0Ll1l'2Illy prcscntcd. 'l'l11r 1111-111b1'rs ztrc lll'ClJlI1ll11g to C11lL'1' onc ol' thc 111051 satisfying ol' thc s1'r1'i1-1' licldsg to h1-lp pcoplc 211 thosc 1'1'll1'l1Il 2II1ll l'rigI111-11ing tin11-s 11'l1Cl1 1111-y nccd hclp lhc 111051. Mrs. Ii1'1'l1'11 Iiils 1Il1Cl Mr. .11 G. 61115111111 sponsor thc club. .t.. - 1 ir j1 j1i1't1111'. Ifl ll R1 XI R818 01111 I RS 1111 l11 IILQIII loin 1111111 s Il HCICII1' ' 2 . ' s I1 1 ll11s 1 sr fJ1'11l1'1' f1i1'l111'1'. ll II R1 X1 RSI S llll 111 IIQIII R1111 1 s 1'1'k. AI111111 '1'o1'111 s111 111 1 111 1 IX IIIININ 11 1 '1. Judy .' 1 s 1 1 ll I 1 1 11111 1111111 11111 R1111 R11s11l1111 c. Gloria .XIIIIILII I'1t 511111111 111111 11111 II Slll 11111111111 Xl 11111 1111111111 1111 2 fcn. -111.11111 son 1 11 11111 llll 11 p s 1111 1 III1 xlilfy iz hri 1 s 1 111 111 ' II S IIII is Stcvcns. NQ11111 Illl 1 11111 Ill II 1 nton. 111111 .xllll 11111 R111 t111s1 ll s s 811111181 1l1tl1 Illl 1111111111 C1 11111 R1 13111111111 j1i1lu1'1'. 111 1 Il I1'1-1111 N111'111z11'l11. 1111 111s 1 s s 1Yi1Iiz1111s, 1111111111 11111111111 I lllt 1 1 1111111 1 1 1 III fi2ll'0l SICNCIIS. R1111 ' I' 1111111 11 llIxlIIN I 111111 111111111 I X111 Iliillll' D111'ki11. NI 1 1 1111111 111111111 8111111 1 I 1l1s 111111 lllll l i Row fi: D1-11111 I1t11s1111 111 5llll 11 .XIIII N1111ttiI:1. I-1111 1. ll Here is one elub in which tl1e IllCIIIlJl'l'5 do not em Llllli RULE Club uitns to give every high seh4 Illlllll student llll OIJIJUTIIIIIIII' to lll'fILlll'C ll t Shale ul? CIM! Jfas Ivaluagle ejMafA :Drill Irjr I?Il'fIlI!'. lllil-IXXIQRS SI,llIli Rl'I.li Cl.l'li. l,el'l tu right. RUM l: lf. in. IH. Y0llllU'. S. l.1llKC. ktnv 2: R. l.uLe. I'. lI111'1'. G. SIZIRIIS. R. Xlule. tum I I Sl41'1ulsLi.iXl, l,L'lxlx1lI'lllCII. I. NI. Kellex. l'. Br11el1l11111set', W. llCl'lllIIl'lI, I llllllxl tum -I I Cltnnn, I Hult 1 R D111 K Nl l11l I '. ' 1 C. Q Vs' Y... nuni . 1'. G. . it' ae. . Nlztsmm. I c.lllYL'l'l. G. Nlesluw. Row Nlzilek. KI. Nlule. XY. NIeNlullen. ,I.'NlelS1'ide. NX Nleklullen. R. 11111. CL. Zinn, B. Wang. Row ti: l'. SI7lL'lIll2lII, H. l'olte1', R. 'luele I., l'l0llllI2IIIll. I.. .Xlll'SUII, CI. RZIIIILI. S. fi0llIllI'lI. C. Osterberg, ll. Olsun. N' R, 'I l1o11111s. Ex .Ilirltlle !IIf'llII'l', .XIDXYXXCICIB SLIDIQ Rl'I,Ii. ktmw I: -Iznnes Xllllllxll. Ilnves ll Helgren, Dennis l'L'lCl'5Cll. ,Xllen Nliller. Ken Slllllblillg. Row 2: lllllll Sebenilv. Dun Dtnni11it'. Douglas BIl0llll'I'S. Hub Nlc1u1'itse11. .Ihn Sl'llL'L'l'L'lIS. .ICLIIIIIF Xustin, Row El: Dick Renide. Rlfllllfll Iensen. Orville l.l'X1llIill'l'. -ll lell. S1.lIJli lfl'l.1i Olfl-'lfJlfRS. I.eI't to right. Orville l,CYZlIILll'I'. presidentg Iliek Relnde. vibe president: llllll Gates. SL'K'I'L'l2lI'I2 .Iuhn Nlule, lI'l'2lSlll'l'I'1 -IIIII Xlelltitle. p1'11g1'11111 llllllflllilll. ml hut' ough knrmwledge ol tl1e slide rule. Mastery ol' tl1e slidt e is ll skill ul' lIlL'SlIllllllJlC Yllllli' to zuivcme who pluts to do work involving the lIlJIJlli'2lll0Il ull 11d ned n111tl1en111tic's. nnt- um Iust IX'llI'Ill ll fllllll' llllll w11tt lot' l'L'll'L'SlIIlIL'IIlS. lh 1ll l1 tu 1 goo CX 1 '- 1 If tl titne, but during l'Cglll1ll' meetings lXt'l'I'llIIlIQ is l'2lIlIll-lII'C-lllllll IJllIIl'lll1lll'Ll wttl1 brtel' 1 111 tiuds ol. exlrlztnzttion. ttulents who do not possess their own slide ru les IIIZII use tl1e seliool-owned slide rules. Beginning, I11CllllJCI'S who hz1ve llll2llIICll ll eerlztiti level ol' pro- lieielley are allowed to join tl1e zulvztneed gl'0lIIJ. 'lihe two clubs meet sep111'111elv i11 11111111 225 11l'te1' Sflltltll on llllCl'II1llL' xVCllIICSll2lyS. 'I1lIC0IlC llIlIJOl'llllIl ext1'11 11etivitv ul' the vezn' wus the ecnnbined elub cilIl'lSllllllS lzztrtv. A contest was held lllllllllg the beginning lIlCIIIlDCl'S to llL'lL'l'IlllIlK' who llllkl llllY2lIlC'CLl tl1e lztrtllest in the use ol' the slide rule. 'l'he winner, Kenneth Stiineling, ll Senior, wus 2lIX'2lliKl- ed ll pocket slide rule llllll given IIICIlIlJCl'SlIlIJ in the llKlX'2lllliL'Cl elub. 'l'he 2lIV2ll'tl wats lnesented bv M11 XY11l- let' ll2lI'l'lL'XYSlil. NIJUIIBUIR ol' these two QICIIYQ' gl'UllI75. llll onor ociefcy ecocqnizes ScAolarsl1iP .'X'l'lON.Xl. llonor Society lor Seeondziry Sehools Carlson. Beverly llrego. Virginia Dzivis. Until Gztrdini, is at nationwide orgztnizzttion honoring those stu- Daniel Gates. Saindral llziese, Pzttrieizi llllllif. .Xliee dents who :ire outstanding in scholarship, leadership. Hunk, Phyllis Hatfield, Sue llziwkins, Riehurd llins and ellzirzieter. Not more than five per eent ol' the riehs. Mary Howell, lfzuth Kline, llelke Koch. llelen junior elztss :ind lilteen per eent ol' the senior elztss Korenellzin, Kathryn Kos, Nlerlyn Lznnhert, Bruee tnztvheelectetl. Leztlihlaid, .xllllil Nlzlki. llenry lxlfcillllllllgll, l.ind1i The elulfs H1513-57 uetivities ineluded lund raising Bll'l,0Il0llgll, Qlune Nleililliwzty, Qludith Nelson. Mi- :ind serriee projeetts. One of the projects wats eo-open ehziel Pelaluirinen. -lor Pott, liouise Rodes lQ.ois Rose. ating with the C.uidzinee department in at progrznn lor Violet Rules. lfrzink Selarzitlski. Charlotte lhonipson. Vmllllfl lofill Rfllfli' Sflmols- Mf'ml9Cl'5 1ll50 SC'l'Vl'4l HS Nlznilvn 'l'ornquist, lrnrzi llrh. llezither xvllflllll. lean- guides during the l'.'l'..AX. sponsored Parents' Visitai- Him- Xvolfr-Q :md 111,11-it-in Zwr-ilk-IQ . , I . QQ , Q Q ,Q Qiib , Q A Q M Q Q tion ol the higl:lsthool..l llljlllllllllg the hitter Lon 'ummm Clmwd m Mmfhv mm wL,H,. Quill, Hmm' '-vzxz 1-ry- ie r '- - 1 . Ulllu Us mo L Null P0-lu ,. , Dztvid Berg, Iztequehne Llairk, l'ollx Lorrell, lohn lhe eluh meets on the second lhursdznv ol ezteh Q - .Q Q , ' . Q QQ Q Q , Q Q f , . Q Dt-Reu, Bruce lzltstrund. lztt l'lllllL'Il, Iexinelte l'roun' month. lwieultx sponsors ine: Mt. Llznente lriehznd. I. Hx Xl I I I H H. H X H I I- H XI H I . - .. - - aw' 1 'w ..z' 1- Dr. Lolon Sehzubly, Mr. David Fields, Miss llelen ll il QI lgllf ll 'S IQUH L P' gl X 'Ili lu! Clunninghzun and Mrs. Katherine Norwood. Pmj ' 'nl .l N 1- 'll I fl If B' Q 1Q ' .Xn impressive initiation ceremony und reception is kldlm' MM? L 'W ' Anim' Mllllf- ml- lm 'mb' . - V 1' - ' - . ' V . - Y - Ctrol N'lut't S'illv Ofleshx' lhniel Rilex lose 1h held e.uh spring. lzletted to the club this ye.n were H 1 ' 'v A- , 5 s .' - ,- . - l . . . , . . ., 1 , . . ' '.' ,. ,,. -ll seniors and 24 Juniors. Seniors elected in Mzireh. RWM- lhlllli hlflilmflll- -'ml f'lUl1-1 lllllkl- lf-N V-'I H357 were: Dawn Anderson. Brian Berg, Anne Boehes. lfl lIlCIlllJCl'S Ol the Qluue. lllzw grzntluauing elitss were .Xnn Britton, Nllllfy Brown. l.ind:i Burkett, Riehzud elected as juniors. Top pielun' lu'lmi'. MORNING SliSSl0N. Sharon Stark is lend' setretury: Orxille l.l'NLlIlLlL'l'. treasurer: :ind llitk Renule. xite ing the discussion :tt one ol' the before-seliool meetings in rooni l,l.L.5ilh.nlQ kim, 2: hum, Um- H,Q.ll,n IQHUIN Hnim. I.-mr. qu, , , 1 ' . , ' , . ... ' - l MIM Htlul c'lmllmgh'lm' Um Ol lm Luuhl Nlmnwh' lx Xlaixine Kessie, ludx Stzirls. Shziron Stark. Ron fl: Sharon Bun pictured ut extreme right. Q - Q- Q QQ troll. Qleztnne Xustin. kenneth l,uLe. Douglas Brothers. Xu' HU,,m,, l,i,.,uH,v ,l'Xl.1Q IQ57 QQRUHN I I.-V5 lNUl'c3I'l.1D M H-Q giniu Sick. Dianna: linn. llzilel kainlolal. Not in this lllflllll' Que: IEPBG. l,ell to right. Row l: -john Mule. president: lowe l illlIUllll. -ILlllll'S Xlxison zuid Douglas Ritkzlrtl. zu 1 ,ll -, ur w-mas ...e ssix' ll ii .'ll14li'l',xl IIIS l'lal'l'laRS K.l,l ll. Shown .ll ont ol tht games is the Peppers' cheering section in action. .41 mf. l'l4,l'l'l-,RS Ol'l'lC.laRS. it-it to right. -ltuly Ryan. l.intla Xltliontntgli. ,Xnna lilsarian. Santlra Hat-se. Irina l'th. t.loria Xntlren, e ers all Sfudenf Su orf o S orfs PP H PP P ROMUTINCL SCIHOOI. spirit anal all school acs tiyities, especially those concerned with sports. is the Peppers' Club, an organization sponsored by Miss Patricia Barker. This year l'epper's, consisting ol' E150 members, has accomplishecl more than ever. lhey re- seryecl a cheering section in the gym ancl sponsored a lree bus trip to a basketball game. Peppers' Club sponsored lflomecoining along with CL.iX..X., which was in charge ol the clancei 'l'he Peppers' were in charge ol all activities inclucling clown-town decorations, pep rally. bon-lire. paratle. antl games. 'l'he theme this year was The Roaring 'l'wenties, antl the celebration was acclaimecl a stlc- cess. 'lihe Bulldogs won both Homecoming games. Peppers' also sponsoretl the lreshinan orientation as- sembly, all pep assemblies, sweaters lor the members. antl a carhwash. 3 H lCLH'l ' IS AX lamiliar worcl lor anyone backing the littllclogs, but lor the cheerleaclers it means not only a light lor the Bulldogs, but also a light lol spirit, lans anal a crowcl's appreciation ol the hontt lC2lIll. lo boost the lighting spirit ol 200 girls ancl F40 schools this year, the cheerleaclers, ttncler the sponsor ship ol Hrs. Nlae Schwaninger, sponsoretl a one clay clinic, I,et's Cheer, which was well attenclecl. Com ments lrom both sponsors ancl cheerleaclers were to the ellect that they had neyer spent a more worth while clay in connection with eheerleacling. 'l'he suc cess ol' this clay was largely inlluencecl by the presencc 1 Xs ol Newt I.ohen, lrotn the National llheerleacling . . sociation, who cleinonstratecl skills and techniques. Aeerleaalers irecf en f- 6nfAnsiasnf1 .-ll 11111111 f,1lL'1'I'l11L1 1111- 111111111125 1111 111 11llUl'N illl' l1lL' YLIl'N11X 11111-1'1'11'z1111'1's, ' 1 ll'11 11111151112 111111111 N11IJ11111111g11. 11111111 l l'1l. X111 111 X11111i. N12l1'91l1l 511111111-11. 1'111111s i,z11'1'. 119 1111- 1111111111135 ,I1'z11111i111' 11111112 1.i111111 11l11'11l'1l. 1'1-g'11 112ll'l'1i. R11111111' Cl111'111'1111'1', .-II righl. x111'1111Xl11Rl1 lIl1a1 R l.1'1l1l1R5.S111111'11 111 111111111 a11'1'.1111111- 1t1Nl'f .111 11111 111111I111'111g1-. 1,Lllll'l1 1111- 1liI1IlN. 11'l'lll' 1'1-11-1's1111, X11-Iiwl 1'112lllR. 8111111111 fmlllgh. 5111111111 Ug1'111. x11l1'1U11 111111. .1111I Xl11'l1l' 81111113 'll 11111111 NU1'11N 1'US1- ON RXll,. ,N R1'41111 111 111111s1 111111111 s111111 411111 L'll' , . 111111g1 1111' 1111111111-s 'IIC' 1l'11 111 l'1LQ1ll X1'11'11K1' S1111-11 111 11111 1Y11111111'111g1'. l1111111i1l11111s 111111 ILIKINKIII 1-111111 51121 XIQ1111111 111111, 1 . '- - '- -' .XI1-Iisxal 1'I1Il Quiglx. 8411111111 Ogrin. 41 1I1'lll. 1l'111l1 1YXl'Kl:i.XX HOXY .N 1111- 1V'll'Y11N 11111-1111-11111-1's 111 111111111 l1'K'. 11'11 111 1'1g11I: 1111111111' 1:11111-1111-1'. 'l'g'l1 111l1'l'1S. .I1'111111i111' 11111112 x11ll'N11i1 N11111111'11. Xllllil X1il1xl. 211111 1'111l11s 1,1111 111 1111- 1 111111 117g. 1117 MHWWQQ M w kg K, ! U is ' 5 , ,.,,,.: fm ,N -N his N 'N- , Aa. Athletics . RIJTC encourage competition The friendly sportsmanship and the constructive discipline provided by athletic and ROTC activities has prepared us for meeting the practical prob- lems of life. Itis Been Great Itis Been Great CIMA Cpecognizes erif mong 0411A lefes HIL W CL1113 11215 1161111119 one ol' the 1c1111i 5111110111 o1'g11nif11tio11s 111 XVTHS. .Xny boy w11o 1111s 1-111'11c11 11t 1c11st two 111ino1' or one Illlljfll' 11w111'11 is cligihlc. Hc 1111151 1'o11ti1111c to 111' 111'tiv1' i11 11t l1'11st 111111 sport, 111111 111ust 1ix'1' up to the 1'o11stitutio11. 11' 21 boy is i11iu1'1-11, or is 1l1l'2lll2lC'112llCl1 so th11t 1111 1'111111ot 1111111 pt-11-1 11081111 11111 1'C1ll111 11is 1111'111h1'1's11ip. 111 1955 the B1111111 ol' liiilllfllllllll g1'1111tc11 11 116111111- nent club room which YVZIS 1illl'1l1S1lCl1 by the lIlClI11JCl'h. 111 19511 the XV Club p1'cse11tc11 ll station wagon lo the .Xth11'ti1' D1-p111't111c11t. 11 is used to t1'1111spo1't NV tcznns 211111 1'o111'11cs. 1110 WV Club tlcrivcs 1-1111115 11111111 thc op1'1'11tio11 tX1'xt 11.1141-1 Toll: j1i1'Iu1'1'. XY i11,I'B i 01'1'1C1iRS. 111'1'l to right: 11111 111'1llll1ll'I', sgt. 111 111'111s1 1 C1111 l.uo11111I11. 1i1'1--p1'csi- 1 111-111: john N1ll1L'. p1'csi111'nt: Q l.co Singer. spo11so1': Dirk K1111'1so11. 1I'L'1lSlll'C1'l 111111 john 1X111'111111111so11. s1'1'1'1't111'1'. ,1li1l11'l1' !Pi!if1lI'1',Y. I111' 111111131 11111111111 11111151 Night, f1'11tt11'c11 1 ' thc spcnk- 1'1'. lllflilf. Llohn Nlllll' rx- l1l11i11s p11111s 1111 t111' polio 111'iv1'. 56111011 111 1111- 1'l'UIlI of 1'oo111. upp1'1' 11111111111 ID1l'llll'l' 1ll'L'. 1.1'o Si11g1-11 1111 11ll1K'l' 111111 111111 li111'1so11. lloilom 11i1'tl11 . 'A I 1 i I 111 11111 to 1'ig,11t, lf:-1' I. 1111111so11, 111111 V1il'l'I'f llllgilll rittks. 111111 C1111 l.11o111111:1. 10110 DRIYIQ KIONINIIT- Mike l'1'kk111'i111'11. Alllllll 311110. 131111 f11lI'1StlIl. I111111 Xllfll- 110111 2: 111111 111111. 11111 nmf aren fs rgan ize o ol' the concessions at games. They are assisted by Girls' League. Prohts are used lor contributions to charities, student activities, student assemblies, spring sports banquet, and a scholarship ol' 5200.00 to a senior member ol' the club based on financial need, worthi- ness, scholarship, character, service, and contribution l Tttesday to sports. The XV Club meets every hrst and thirc ol' the month. Its objective is to promote good sports- manship. lt also serves as a training ground lor lead- ership in the athletic program. Some ol' the outstand- ing activities ol' the club are: the Christmas Date Dance, the distribution and collection ol' Polio boxes. the Spring Sports Banquet, Dads' Night. and others. Tuff jaicliirc, DADS' DAY at XVeiss Field. Left to right: Bob Niemi, Howard Rulpl. ' Ch'irles Schoup. l.. Copeland. itil lvv Frank Nienu. . . . Curtis Christian. Henry lewes, KI 1. Krekoriau. Leo Selenik. Varuim Sahagian. Iav Nordberg, Si XVllll2llllS. joe Miller. jerry 'er lerrv XYalliu. Dttby lYarren, Dick Nletlg . h I Ball. Lenard lens. Bart Tyrrell. Ike Cole. and l.eo Singer. ' Hr' riflizrf' Cl.l'l5 Ol l lCliRS. left lo ' rresidentq ixllfll j , right: Nh. George Harris. xice-I . Nlrs Nlartin Sisolak, secretary: Mr. Leo Sing- ni .Xltll'lIlllfCl'. er. sponsor: and Mr. Hillia president. AI lower iiglil. shown at registration desk at first meeting. left to right: judge Nlinard Hulse, Dr. Vincent Lennarson, Mrs. l.enard ' A 'nd Nlr. joe lens. Nlr. Richard Carlson .1 Meyer. romofe 0414 lefics l in i053 'md ARENTS' CLUB was organizet ...' . has grown each year. 'l'his organization sponsors ban- quets for members ol the teams. provides transporta- tion for Varsity teams to special Cvellls. 'l'he ' also purchased for the athletic department. cameras. 'ls and a diathermy machine which Cqlllplllfflll, SCTCCI ., club has is used lor treating injuries. To hnance these activities, Parents' Club has spon- sored the Globe 'l'rotters game lor the last three yt ns They sponsor the football kick-oil' and inter-squad the season Objectives ol' this club are the athletic games before . . Q to 'ite '1 better understanding between the bovs, the parents. and crcz . ' ' l ' school, dep.n tment, t ie the community. ,aan 13 110,03 grief qeams Top flllillfl' ulunfv. Y.XRSl'liY lfOOlll.Xl.l.. l,t-it to right. Ron' I: li. Ogrin. Al. Dalton. ll, Harris, l'. Schoenke. W. Carlsen. il. Nleyer. D. Skolli. lfalotieo. R. XVatkins. R. Grant. XY. Buksas. R. lasker. X. Phillips. H. Hogan. KI. Yerdi. Ron' 2: Al. -lerikian. Mgr.: 'l'. llamos, lind Coach: S. Filippo. Line Coach: X. Korenin. Y. Berk. -I. Hughes. D. Vaseloll. il'. Scott. R. I-Irans. 'l'. lens. R. lflint. C. llhristakis. Nl. Roche. ll. Nlclllendon. Lint- Coach: and LTHOUGH winning only three games and los- ing five, valuable experience was gained by the underclassmen who comprised the bulk of 1956 Var- sity grid team. Alter winning the opening non-t'on- ference game with Kenosha and the lirst Suburban League game with Niles, enthusiastic' Bulldogs sup- porters entertained hopes ol a successlul season in the Suburban League. However. tough competition was met in Proviso, Morton, Oak Park, and Evanston, who deleated the Bulldogs. Always, the highlight ol' the lootball sesaon is home- eoming. This year Xllaukegan met Highland Park at XVeiss Feld in a very exfiting game. Xllaukegan won their first homecoming game in lour years by the score ol' 25 to 0. Deserving praise lor their work with this year's inex- perienced squad were Coach Otto Hay and assistant coaches, lNIc'CIlendon. Damos, and Filippo. eel' QMHA Comloeiifion O. Bay. llead Coach. Row ?: il. llanke. Mgr.: xl. l,asdasky. N. Hartman. C. XYhite. B. Berg. l'. Kelly. li. Calwell. D. Dorsey. Il. Clayton. G. Diet-k. ll. Nloll. Al. Blanktneyer. Nl. Celarec. Mgr. Bollom pi1'Iurr'. KICK-OFF. NX'aukegan's xarsity squad kit'k's olli at the l956 Homecoming game. The Bulldogs triumphed over their Highland Park rixals to the lllllC of 25-0. 1936 Y.XRSl'l'Y lf0U'l'B.Kl,l, Opp. XV Kenosha . . . . lfl I2 Niles , ,, . ti 20 Proriso .. . . 20 7 Morton ..... . 25 0 Oak Park ..... . 20 H liranston ....... . 37 0 Highland Park .. . 0 25 nemo AI-Y roo l'lS.Xl.l. Opp. XX lake Forest .. . 26 0 Kenosha . . . . I3 ti Niles ..,. , ti I8 l'roxiso . . ti 7 X ' v 9 ,QQ X K 5 - f' 1 5 K Q wk Q: X N 1 ,wx m ' N' x f . T4 A .S x k 8 ff? QQ , X M Q 1 , mir vi L www X .Q yi sr fp 5 J Q in 6 S M F ffa? ...x?fQ1, Nl' AN -:KV 'A .l ,11T'sx'.k 'AM - kgs 35:2 Ksif , .If fi,-3 M WSJ, Sxwffl jg Q ,, Y' 'YF 5957 -4fh3 !1 5W. 3 7' + 'S iggftffs 3A giqgtig-1,- givgljg, l -'Q' ' ia v ' ig F b .1 .:,. b 3, Q ijf 5 Qs. v Q K x, A x , Y , Q Q 1 'K . f its fir: 551 M 1 ' NW-!2 N X JF M ii is -N ff-'S' ie f' 1 X ,.., all fi sal Ni ,x an ,Y 8 .X Q , Ka iewg' gi' fx, Y Q ' ,A Xi i ll: if N. Q V 2, .5 K X K L, Q 1 ,,. ,ix ' ' x M qbl, , 5 4, ' , 7 K S, zm M A ' iw it 2'- rl Q Y Q . A H A 1 ' X 4 ? , ga , L Q' ' Q' '1 was 3 s iv ' - GW X' 4' wh i f lmfi ff Yrwv in fyfwmf 22 QI'-?gxff A - . wwf 2 fhhmwf f K , A g , X ,v . R ,X - N , WQETQQ it sm in Y , SP x 4 g?pa . ,I d ff nf 1' W- f fx , ,N Emi, , ' l X N ' W + 2 5. 3: 4 ,....... X- X . 'V X 8 Q x X. rosla, Sepia jeams ive ufure romise OXCH lJRliXV'S Soplrnttttwcs stztrtccl their sccoml Hli I RLQSHM.XX griclclcrs linisht-cl thc scztson with yt-:tr ol lnotlntll with spirit :tml cnthttsiusnt, 'l'hcir thc s:tntc record :ts thc Snplinntnrcs, winning linnr st-:tsmt w:ts not spa-c't:tct1l:tt', but they nt:ttt:tgctl to win gzttm-s. The lirst-your boys wt-rc m:tcltctl by Hill XV:-hh lout' g:ttnt's. Sturt' Drew, :tml ltis :tssist:tnt coztrltcs, :tml his lim' :tssist:tnt c'o:tt'ltcs, .Xl CL. flrosrltc, .lcun Pt-tc-r Nlcrkcl :tml llztrtlctt lgtsltltronk. clicl :t lim' jolt. lforticr, :tml Clonr:ttl Bukcr. lhc lfrcslnm-n lx-:tt XV:tu- ln tttttt-It-:tgttc cotttpc-titiott thc sr-c'ottcl'yc:tr buys tht- cnml:t :tml Kcmmsh:t in Nutt-lt-:tgttc cmnpt-titiott, :tml luttccl Kcnnslut, :tml in Suhttrlmn It-:tgttc cm'ntttttc-rs Nlnrton :tml Oak Park in slllllllllllll league ctnttpcti- tht-3 won nvcr Nilcs. l'rm'iso, Nlorttm. :tml Highhtml tion, The boys clitl :t line job in their lirst l'ootlJ:tll l':n'l4. sc-:tson :tt XV.'l'.ll.S. Ttrj: jtirlttrz' lll'fUZl', S0l'll lfOUll5Xl,l,. liclt lu right, lltm' I: Xurlnttns. hltvltnsnn. fLvplt:trl. llvntlcrsxttt. Rnlwttsutt. S:tml. Stir- ling. li:tlttts, Nixon. Stnrtnils. Nl:tr4'lt:tnt. Kytttllwrg Hlgtxj. Src- Rnliittsnlt, Crogutt, lclcsnilx, Berg, licttmtlt, I,0:tfltl:ttl. G4'ttt'wit'lt. ltt-tx lltutrlt Drew. Klttzttlt Xltrlwl, limi' 2: l'ills. f:tttgt':t, lirctt- tt:tn. CQl:tltnwit'1. Kttsltk:n'i:tn. Km. liiclittslsi. ltttlwr. l't-rcf. Sin- linlitmt j1ir'!111'1', FROSII l OOI'l5.Xl.l.. l.cl't to right: Hutt' I: Clltristvnscn, Wnoltlritlgv. lE:tltm's. Nl:'l,cll:tn Algtxj. Rott' 2: Cmtttlt XYclml1, l.cntt:trsttn. Rtnnpcllat, NI:tltnm'. Gilroy. Rrttt-gm. 3 grcn. l't'tittI:tir. Slltttlls lxlglfb, Rott' 3' lftuttlt l,:tsl1ltrnttk. liw- lktltttcs, lfiscl. lhillips. Drew. linghtml. Lippcrt, Cn:tt'lt l tn'lict'. wnntl. l3:tlst'r, Suggs. Sh:-:t. Scltttring. Xrcn:ts. llr:twl'ot'tl. Nldtml. Hutt' if CLt'ttscltc. ,l:tt'c'. fl0l1lCllll2lll. K:tm', l'ct'kins. l'll'lt'lllll2lII. l7c'Ilttn'ttc. Snt't'cntittn. xl2lllQI'illll, Hutt' lf Y:ttt Bl'I'gL'll, l,crt'ltc. Rttsscll. Nlztstttt. Sage. Nlnsuw. Httll, litfltvll Olgtij. Nlti lH:tLt'r. Xlills. IR-t':tt'n. 'I t'rl:tlt. 51llllClllil. Sisnlttk. Klltltltl. Uni-tl. Rnttsv. Rott' -I: Young. l'clxk:trittcn. XY:tt'tl, Olin-nlmlt, l,2lllllCl'. Hnllt-mlcr. Xlunrv. 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Xu. 253, lll2lki'i llu' IIINI ui lun Irvv 1 'mm'l XUW I'1'm'N XU- H57 1111111 Xl11c'11l1 11H11- N111 1:13 1111 lhmws Llgililhl Xa-w lricr. xxvilltllillg ilu- iliglxl nl llll' Imll gnu: D1'illl U1vl'M'y. X1v,fH.Lll'1'gl'Illllg wi Im' lllc' rvlrolllmml. Rm f11l1ilbl'l'. Xu. 35. illltl Rillllllkll YiX1!lI. Xu. 2.7, 4I'lmln.s lu l'mul: Yunj IES! FLW! I Q 'fs ,. Q ,. 'xi' xx X, 1.098 LD 0? 63,1430 LU U5 if 173 f-un. 'QM K SOFA, ros mums clay xjfza 5- B 'lfrjw jfir'l1111', l!P.m,'1T S0l'll I3 XNKl'Ql'l5,H.l,. l.L'il lu Tiglll. Hun' lhlffillll flI1'lIll'l', PROSH I5 XSKlil'll.Xl,l,. l.m'fl In right. Hun' I: lim Xlurlmllx. l.1u'1w lllplllllil, Rulu-rl Sil'XilILlN. Blll'l0ll Sm- Univ Wilwn. kcn Wuulmlx'i1lgc,l.11x Ulwn. Sinn lvlwuik, Km x ll'l'lllIlll, lnm Hl'l'llllilIl, Ulm- l ,xcl'ro:1d, l'c'lL'l' Xylllli Rugcr Hill' Illlllkillx lk-uni5 l'is4'ln'l'. Hill Ilrll. Rimll Imulxim-n. lim,- Iu-Iml. lvrry Pull llal. Run' 2: l.mu'll Xl Urosmllc-. Run llullzlml. f1U2lKll Wvlmls, ,Inc Cllu-ss, liill livrg, fll'Hl'gi' NIL-Ixillv, Nlzm Xlu Kil. f-UHIUII. In lh'uImi1k. ,IQIIIICK Rolwllsem, Huh Siugrcn. lurk. .lulm fvl'llC'N'ilIl. Xurl: I I'i1'liIll1lll. Ilmlv kl'ln'gv1'. Nlhku Kilmrlci Suggs, llxlrrcll Slmuk. citllllll Slcu' llruw. Nun' '35 Xllam xllI.l'H1llll1. Nlglp Clmmrlm l Ulxlii'l'. Hun' ?.' Ron XIIIIDIUSU. l'lgl I.:-nlw. Ilcx Xlillvr, Ilan' .xI'l'll1ll'l, Ralph Slll'l'K'Ik. Daryl Aluhnwn, Yam: Run Icznlblzlml. Ciglrxl llalllmalll. kc-n f.llliYIt'llN4'll. Run lhllm llnu- Xlihvu. Kcn Yzm lgt'l'1Ql'll. Huh Slllflllik. Dun LLIIHIS. Rimh l'lzxll. lful silllilllk. l'hil llgnlnzxkvr, Alnlm l,Q'lllIJllSUll. VRUSII IR XSKIC I I! XI,l. lixnmum . , Iii IS Opp, MW lixalllslull .. .. HI SSH Sumn' Score' xltlflilll . . ll Q57 SHPII li XNKIQ I IMLL XIUTIOII .. -li Unk l'.llL .. .. .37 Sf: XIUFIUII . 2,3 IU Opp, N Xilcs . .. 50 Unk Punk .. 27 IT Iiaurringlmx . 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UI111111 Kl1'lll. l,L'll 111111111. I: l'11lN'lll'11 lll1'1l2ll'1lS11ll. NIZIIIICS R111111151111. 1511111 vl'l'lllll'I', 11111 111114 Sw111151111, X11-x I'11i11il15.-11111 Y1-1-111, 1111- Hopkins 1xlgl'.b, SZllllL'Ill2l. .xfllllll Nl11111'i1l. 1111111111-5 l1'111n11Ic1-. sllbllll Silllllglllll 11111' 2: 15111 xv2ll1. R11111-rl l'1N1lll4, Rllllllll' f1l'1llll. fnllh 1.1111i5. 111111 vl'2llC. c1112lTll'S 0111111-5. c1CUI'gl' l.llX, limi- 2: lk1- 111111151111 11111111 111-rg, R111 Nll11'lll'l'. blllllll g11lll1'. W111111- 11111111111 Ifmz' 1' ljilll 1ll1lll1l'lllll'l'g1'l'. 'Innx 1,1-115, Sl1-x1- Wilson. vklllgllll 1111511 1111111-11 011 11111. Alllll C111111111. -11111 1l11g111-5. X111 l'11i11i115. 15111 k111'i1111. .Xl l.lI1'1QCIl 111-1-11 s1il1'1xl11lllS1'. l'1l'4'1l Springs. I11111' 1: .1551 f11ll'lS4.'ll. Gil 1111151-1, 151111 Liginski. R111 1115111-11 Bill IH11115115. f1U2ll'11'lllIlllC Xl1'KI11-111111n. 131111 l.ll1I1'l'. 111-111-S1111111-1'1111,121111111-5 1,111 K1-111. I-111111n1'i1'1. R11I11-1-1 X111-11111115. 1111-11 l.1lI'lxlll. 11111 1'1-111-I. Nlik1 l111w11-1'. l-'1'1-11 111111111-5. U1-111111 11111111-1-1. 1551, 111111111 .Xl f2lllllt'l' H111 V,XRSl'l'Y Xvl'C'N1lC'l'5 1111i511c1l 1111-i1 51-1151111 111111 1111-111 with -11111 C1111-11111 lK'1IlIl1l1g 1111- St1111- 1-1111111111011 ll 1'1-1'111'11 111 Cl1'X'Cll wins 111111 51-V1-11 111551-5, XX'i111 511111 in 1110 1115 1111111111 1-11155. 111111 131111 l-11-11115 taking 1 11-11111 111111l1- 1111 1111'g1-ly 111' llIll11'l'1'12lS5lllCI1, 1111- 111111- 11131 ill 1110 127 190111141 i11V1S10H- 1110 l'5ll1li10g 1081111 1111-11 111-111 1111-11' own 11g11i1151 1,1-11g111- 11l111115i1i1111. il'll1' 111114111 1111111 Ill 1110 512110- 11-11111 11111113 11111 11111111 in 1111- 51-1111111111 1Ulll'll1l11lCIl1. '1111- X'1lI'Sl1y 5111111-11 1111- 5121151111 by winning 1111-11' 111-51 lilllll' R1-QS1'1,'l'S01- I'1'I1-Q SL11l'l'lOX.X1,'l'O1'RN.XNl1-QNI 1111111111-5 111111 lN'Cll1 1111 111 win 51'YL'll lll1Jl'C 11111'i11g 1111- ll11'll1ll'l1 SW111151111. 112 1115., 11111111111 131111 l'1X'ZlllS, 127 51-1151111. 1111- li11111111g5 1111111- 11111 51-1-111111 in 1111- 11111111115 1115., 111811 P211 K1-11y, I-15 1115., 111-511 131111 Lig-i11s11i, 15-1 11llll'll2lIIlCll1 111-111 11c1'1- 11111'i11g 1111- C111151111115 x'111'111i1111. 1115., 1111111113 lllll C111111111. 1135 1115., 11151: 11111 H11g111-s 1111- 1111-1115 11111111- ll good 51111wi11g 111 1111- S11111- 111111-1111f 175 1115- 5c1'111111. 118 9 acys mai rofeges in Sfafe onors nm.-...,.... i ai if if ' --.-I 4llU'l'l'.' Slillx i.ll.XNll'5: .Xl lcfl. Bula lixzins. first in llic l27 , . muml class: ill right. .lim fllllylwll. first in llic H55 llllllllfl class. 1H1iR Scfllollill WlllllCl'5 WCH' SIS follows: Rlfllillll Swanson, lourtli in lI2 pouml class: Holm livziiis. first in I27 pound class: lim Clayton, first in HES 1'lmi': lfruin lcfl In right. Ran Nlucllcr. XVRIYIIC Gilmniir Holi ' , , , . , . A I , - mound class: :incl im llu 'llcs who Jlzicccl sccoiul in liginski. lflllflll in thc 154 pound class in llic sccuonzilsg Pail ll X I-, I g ' l kelly. first iii H5 poiiml class in tlic scclimuils, lu IJ lmunc 4 455' 1 .Nwasxmmxav.sv'-i -W mmrw' J m x 1 iiPPoQ wimmers Sei O.-XCH l ll.lPPO'S Varsity swimmers posted a rec- ord ol' 2 wins and 5 losses in League competition. lhey lost one meet by disqualification ol' a relay. Once outside league competition, the team scored several impressive victories. The 2 and 5 record placed the squad in sixth place. Gil Nilsen broke the school record in the 100 yard breast-stroke. Gil was also voted the most valuable swimmer. The 100 yard baek-stroke record also fell to Steve Colburn. The steady swimming ol' Doug Rickard, Bob Baurle, Frank Marchant, and Hill Mc- Coy was a strong team asset. The boys placed 0th at the Annual Riverside WO ScAool GCOY Brookheld meet. Placing in this meet were: Gil Nila sen, 2nd in the 100 yard breast-strokeg Frank Mar- chant, flrd in the 100 yard lree-style: Steve Colburn, 5th in the 100 yard back-stroleeg Bill McCoy, slth in the 150 yard intermediate: and a 200 yard lree relay composed of llablonic, XVhite, Riley, and Sams, copped sixth. The 1957-58 Varsity Squad should be a strong con- tender, since only five lettermen will be lost by grad- uation. Coach Harro's Sophomore record was hin- dered by the loss ol several underclassmen transferred to the Varsity. Bill Crawford and Leland Biastock were the leading scorers for the Sophomores. At left, FROSH SWIM. Left to right, Row I: john Morris, Miles Braun, Gorden Ridding, John Morton, Captain Ham. C. Casper. Row 2: Bill Olson, Robert Kilponcn, Paul Kriek, Al 1NIalmstrom, Peter Banis. Gary' Botsford. lielow, VXRSITY SWIM. Left to right, Rem' 1: Richard lidholm, Robert Mills. XVilliam Baker, George Shea, NVilliam Hanna, Roy Kyndberg. Ron' 2: Martin Sisolak, Bob Mule, Bill Craw- ford, Ben XVaud. Dan Christensen. Leland Biastoek. Rout 3: joe Adams. Mike C. Rodbro. Brian Fox. Dan Riley, Alan Miller, Dave Hellman, .lim Brunnn. Byron Fox. Row 4: Steve Colburn. Gil Nielsen. john Xbrahamson. Terry Hollanback. Doug Rick- ard. Bob Batirle. qfloachy Sam Filippo, Charles XVhite. VXRSITY SXYINI Opp. N 30 12 Peoria ... .. : 27 Kenosha ..... -1 1 313 Niles . . . . 44 T13 lilgin .... ... 40 37 Kenosha ..... EH -13 l'roviso ...... 30 L11 Nlaine ....... 41 36 Highland Park 5-l 23 Oak Park .... 49 28 lfenger ....... 52 25 Culver ....... -12 215 livanston ..... 521 24 Morton ...... Ill A10 l956 VARSITY BASEB.-XI.l. Opp. HW Racine . . .... n 7 Kenosha . . . . 7 l2 Kenosha . . . . 2 0 Niles - ......., 8 4 Niles ......... 5 3 New 'lirier .... 4 0 Morton ....... 6 2 Morton . . .... 3 2 livanston ...... 0 3 Oak Park ..... 3 0 Highland Park . 2 I0 Proviso New Trier .... 4 7 Highland Park . ti 0 Evanston ..... 4 3 Highland Park . 3 2 A , I Q gg? Q U .gg 3 iamon men eef Sfiff Compefifion 12 M Top lbiclllre, VARSITY B.XSKl'I'l'B.Xl.I.. Left to right. Ron' 1: .Xl Korenin, Ronnie Grant. Dick YVirtanen, Mike jerikian. John Arenas, Charlie Christakis, Patil Christakis, Dave Uimari, Patil Petitclair, Olgrj Dick Dart, Qfloaehj Ted Damos. Row 2: junior 'l'orrez. Denny Norton, 'Ferry Hogan, Laddy l'olich, jim Blankmeyer, I,arrie Guthrie, jack Kenyon, jim Panowski, Billy Koesser, Carl I.uomala. Middle pirlure, FROSH BASliB.XLI.. Left to right, Ron' I: Rav SlileS, Dick Swanson, lValter Sczygielski, joe Sapienza. Dale Pent- tinen, joe Hopkins, Bill Moore, Kenny Hoyer. Ron' 2: Duane Hanna. XVillie Johnson, Bill Young, Robert Arenas. Jay Drob- nick. Art Behnke, Carl Osterherg. Gene Sanderlin, Mike Sehuene- man, 'Font Bielinski. Row 3: Coach Grosehe, Daniel Grumm. Nliehael Kennedy. Scott Mohn, Burton Setterlund. Victor Slit- rikelf, Frank Nlarehant, George Michael. john laugra. jack Richter, Ass. Coach. Ron' -I: William Perez, Antlionv Zens, George Shea, Bob Sjogren. Frank Dicello, Mike Guerin, Mike Delhorne. Bob Nenletz. james Robinson. Richard Nixon, Kit Gordon, Chuck Bils, Bennard Pecaro. liullum pirlllre. SOPH B.XSliB.XLL. Left to right. Ron' 1: Bob Bruckner. Sam Samuelian. jim Malek. john Hanke. l.ouie Are- nas. .Xllan Hovev. Ron' 2: Don Erickson, john Eilert. Samuel Filippo, Gil Dorsey, Dan Riley. Toni Sehoenke. -fm! 9G 121 O.-XCIH DAIXIOS' 1956 Varsity baseball team brought the season to a close with a record of three league wins and ten losses. In non-league com- petition the team came out better, winning two and dropping one. During the season the varsity scored over Evanston, 1-Iighland Park, and New Trier. The junior varsity won lour, lost two and tied one lor the season. Sam Fil1ippo's Sophomores beat Morton, Highland Park and Niles for a record ol three wins and seven losses. Al Grosche coached the large group ol freshmen who came out for their first baseball season. They finished the season with a record ol three wills and seven losses. The Freshmen won their hrst two games against X'Varren and North Chicago and went on lo beat Evanston later in the season. Bulldog rac Q7-eams alafure ounfcy Cro wn lfQHl.lfQH'l'lNfQ the sC1ls0n Ol SICVQ Drewls Illill- H7515 YXRSHNY 'VR-VZK H 1955 50l'H05l0Rl'1 'INR-'Vik elzicls, was Lhc i'2llJllll'C ol the Luke County crown X ll OPI up U nfl , .uf ill B2lI'l'lIlg'l0ll. Pricing the znllziek in this nieel as well il '3Q'l ' HH' lgf iXflIL'lf,:i:gClll5' as llirouglimil the caiiipzlign were: lierl Ohlzincler. c 'mgL ' I QMS HIAVU jiljfiisgsfl Incl Meyer, Ron Zanwziski, john Mule, lim Meliricle, RflLIhl 'l'i, lL '4' QV? jp Highland l'zn-k ...fllig Allilfg and Inn Boynewiu. Ohlzincler, voted inusl vziluzible lg 1, 'mc 'H ' A W If 'Wg -44- '--' 80 -ll' ' Prmiso ..,.,,.,.., 83 35 New lricr ....... 85 2-I by his leznnnlzites, and Meyer quuliliecl for stale eoni- pclilion in Lhc clislrifl ill livznistcm. Ohlznncler won the 880 in 2102.4 llllIlUlCS, :incl Meyer liecl for second in the pole muh. This elinmxeil ll gmail season for the Bulldogs. Clozieli Steve Drew clicl an fine job in helping the llll'1lCliIllL'Il to victory. .Xssisling Clozieli Drew were M11 Xllehh :incl Mr. lflzirro. linllmn jziflure. FROSH SOPH IRXCIK. l.ell lu right. Hou' I: john Knehnlc. Isaiah johnson. Cllnnk Neyrinek. .Xl llueker. '7 l'll'1llllK lllllilllilllll. Henjinnin xvllllg. Ifreil llollenclcr. Him' -J jim xllllqllly. Bill Nllll. Ilan l.ul1us. 'limn lll'l'!lll2lll. Slcxe Luke, Bill liukszis. Dennis Yziselolll. lznnes Nlnlmnex. llznes Hel fren. . , . 5-Q Slcxe Hcllellinger. Clint Secher. limi' ?: Del Alorilon. .lohn I 'Iliff jlirlurr. X'.XRSl'I'Y IRXCK, llell lu riglil. limi' lf john Wzn'1'en. Ran laisker. lunl liulrinn. Holm Nurlmnlus. -lurk Dilllllll, Dick. .lznnes NIeBi'irle. -lim lioynewicf. Heil Ohlzinfler. john Dun Cilirislensen. Ben xxlllllll. Dennis Petersen. llozueli Drew. Nlnle. Dirk Iflznmlers. limi' 2: floziih Harm. Cluzieh Drew. -lim limi' sl: .lllun l,erehc. Cuzieli Hzirru, Clmrles Glnhowiel. lingene llillig, -Iilll lillgllll, joe Xleyer, Henry xlfcillllilllgll. Del klmwlun. Niekerlie. Clozleli XYL-lvlm, Clniek Nlzirslnnenl, Yklllgllll liUSlllxillililll. Nick Phillips, .lim lllznmn. :anal Clnzielm We-hh. Russ Ciephani. l'ul Kelly. A Qi W H--is Q if' L V and- A it FW A Q' as 01- QF as un.. 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The freshman training emphasizes the lun- damentals ol' the game. XVhen they become sopho- mores they begin league eompetition. The team had only two returning lettermen in I956. They were jolm Keepper and and Bill Crozier. .Xs a whole, the team had a poor year, winning Al out ol' I2 nlatehes. The Sophomores had a record ol 5 wins and 3 losses. The 1957 team shows promise because most ol' last year's team will be playing on the Varsity squad. They will have a year's experience behind them and will be playing lor revenge. At right, l95ti TTCN- NIS. Lelt to right. Ron' 1: liverett Sher- wood. Phil SjJlL'llIl2lIl. Duane l'sa. Richard Carlson. joseph Hang, Bernard Sutinis. Ron' 2: William Herrmann. lid Ogrin. Douglas Lorge. Bill fll'0llCl', rome lfarrell. john Keepper, Ken Luke. lfretl Sweda. lloaeh Ifortier. Non' ?.' Roh- erl Goetz. George Nies- low. Kent Laurel. john Stirling. N'ayne Larsen. lid lurnquist. jim .Xlanko. rll riglll. FROSH- SUl'H lLOl.l . I.el'l to right: Ifnzr I: Hill Sta- sior. Dave Nlihevtx Ray Kyndherg, Bob Smrtnik, Tom Raase, Alan Kessie. Ron' 2: Coach Rickard, jark Meyer, Mike Sylvester. jiln Larson, Mike Churk Rodhro. je- rotne jorski, Chas. Crom. Cioaeh Lash- brook. ? 41 riglzl. YXRSITY GOLF. Left lo right. Run' 2: Bartlett Lash- lmroek, lid Dodide. jon Hultman. john Kee- ley. Cfoaeh Rickard. Hou' I: john Kelly. 'I'om Sisolak, joe Bu- ehe. Henry Slake. lid Nlenke. I I2-l OACLH NORM Riekard's l95ti goll' team won the ' Suburban League crown lor the third straight year. The Varsity squad had the benefit ol lour letter- men held over from the previous season. joe Burke, Eddie Mehnke, Tom Sisolak, and Henry Slobe were the lour veterans, who brought their experience to carry their team through when the competition was tough. The i956 team had 7 wins and no losses lor their record in the Suburban League. They also had a total overall record ol' lti wins and one loss: their one loss being to Arlington Heights, who were the state cham- pions. Returning lettermen to the 1957 squad were Tom Sisolak and Dave Hellman. The IQ57 goll' season looks equally as promising as the previous one lor Cloaeh Norm Riekard's linksmen. ,ga 0 'K 'z vi, C wr 9 fu' B ' X? wg N xg .k , 5 5 s 29 '- ' wig . nt ' L' 2 x X5 3 X a 6' , 'Eb 1 Q' W AX' Q f, - wig 4, n 515. 5652 , ,- S fs' s - ,E 5 5 ., uv . V Q . 'S ,SEI fg- I U' ,g..f'. ,Q uv sx 9 at 5 4 Q, ,. E 5 s ' Q ga a uw- ' Q ' in 'no zfiyfw 8 xv F' l iw x! Q nk 1 avr W' N M .X Musik gg Q ,S mf-wifi 4'W1 f Q, X Q or, u .Q :Ii W 6 A I .5 il U ,yt , 12' ,J I is V G l ' . Q sf ' ' Xu 6, W 9 ' m' Q sg .xii F' gas ' . A Q' - Q Y ' ,, I 4 ' ,, V- -y ' .. 9 at - S, Va, 4 Q ' , 15:5 , Q! . uk l X X .h 0 F . x Q ' , -, A QNX I 44' Q N Q R J .ti N if ' c s x . C mv K Q A . r . - Q 4 5 Q We I . . Q ARK- s K- . Q X. 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Master Sergeant XVilliam Cur- land antl Captain Ru- hcrt Nlartin arc shown at work in thc coin- plcx operations ol planning instruction, handling student rela- tionships and m-0rtlin- ating with school pro' grams and activities. . . . 041101 Odssisfs Ae Cacleis N Ml1,l'l'.'XRY tht' cadcts arc hclpctl in learning disripliiic, personal honor and dClJ0l'lIIlClll, and thc rcsponsilxilitics ol' vi'- fcctivc Icatlcrship. Al lrfl: Captain Ruhcrl Martin is shown in run, ference with unc uf thc fatlcts in his ullicc after school. I27 gmibfary Cmlefs Pino f Sckool adcfivifies HE 0l5xlliC1'l'lVES ol' the Reserve Oll'icer's Training Corps inelucle valuable elementary military training, the L'Ilt'0Lll'1lgCIl1CIll ol' personal neatness, honor and cleportnrent, the develop- ment ol' discipline and respect lor eofrstitutecl authority and understanding ol' the .xfllly in its role in our National Defense. ROTC aims at ile- veloping leadership, whirh is ol value to the stll- clent, whether in military service or in civilian pursuits. Al rigllli 'llie lYaukegan lownship High School Color t-uartl carries the Xation's llag to all sports elm-nts. as sernlrlies. anal parades. 'I he !lll'IlllJCl'S are chosen lor their personal integrity antl their ability to perform well a clillitult task. . . . 541461 rpromofe Kpuglc Welafzons .wmsfww wvunnw if X xgfg- V g as X Q 'S' . Aim K , 5 I f Mi v. W X N A , 1 if Q S L t N 5 , X 2 v' ' XX s Q i E Q A N. Q' Q gf g 3 W I Q 5' use E if Y O 3 ,P-M ?W'HfM fx N - gf w Eg i .1'- 'IPV www Q i-,F s N f Q ni warn-E mul' i E s l , QF E , F H Y 4. . .sf N x My ' 4 J W Wm E , 1 4 v 'I 1 I .J 9 J 1 . 9 . P I 1 .- y. Q f. ia- liix AI fight. t...x..x. NIICIYIINCLS . . . rom ofes Sporfsmans ip, un HE GIRLS' Athletic Association at XVaukegan Township High School encourages every girl to becotne an active inenlber. The purpose ol' the club is to provide and stimulate an interest in girls' sports and recreation. The highlight ol the year was being hostess lor the llistrict Plavday sponsored by the state. This was an all-day event on Saturday, lfebruarv Sith. The thenic was jail Break. Swimming, basketball, volleyball, and other recreational games were ollered. Lifesaving. goll, field-hockey, archers. bowling. bas- ketball, modern dance. softball, and tennis are just a lew ol' the sports offered by the club this year. li l 1 The club is guided by its council, composed ol' aine Fink, president: Ellen fllyllllff, vice president: Betty Paskauslay, secretary: Laura liena, treasurer: Gloria Wfiiki, social Cll2ll1'lllllI1Q Bev Bixler, sophomore representativeg Carol Skold, junior representative: Betty XVllll2llIlS, senior representative: and Helke Koch, sports manager. The sponsors ol' the club this Near were Miss Holle. Miss XVilson, and Miss Ran- dolph. 1 . 3 . . -na. Zz' .' . - 5 C ' Iv -'.t iz' ' fi '. fn pt l ilk' Kit . are held in the KLirl's League Room on the lirst Nlondav ol each month. lilaine Fink, presi- dent. is shown speaking al the Nlarch meeting, QF' ,rs- Almzfv. l ORNl.Xl. INITIATION was held on january 29th this year. lilaine Fink. president, is giving the oath to lillen lllvnier, vice president: Betty Paskauslq. secretary: and Laura llena, treasurer. Al righl, K1HRlS'l'NI.'XS IXXRTY l-TN. The annual Christ' mas l'artv. planned by the Sponsors. is always fun! Left to right: Nlargie Fink. lilaine Fink, Donna Braden. Nlargie Kail. and Barbara Deuscher. vercy eason as jfs . . odcfivifcy AI llglll, NIUDIQRX l3.XXCQlf. lluil Runlfnrml is slluwll lczuling' Ihn' gfllllll in um' of lhcir uni' ous pusiliom, l.L-fl lu right: lffm' l. Suv llminik. :md Nzur Clll' Young. lffm' 2. xl2l1lL'lL'iIlK' Nlimlligiun, -lllih Buurlv. ,xllll Xllllllilil. :xml Xllll lfvyh. lion' ?. lic-lly xvillilllllx CQvm'g'i:l llalgvxl. gum! lttlllll f1ll'Il'l'. xl! Iighl, l50XYl.lXKQ, Hvlcll Kmm-mlmn ix Ll1'lllHllYlI'2lliHg llw Ibl'UlPl'l' grip on llw howling Imll In. Ivfl lo rigllli Carol Wilsun. Shirlux Xlllnlu. Kan Klupp. mul I lllllhll Smnlcc. AI Ilgllf, t.0l,Iu l.vfl In right: Ynlvrizl Sirximlnw. Dizxm' Xlllflllll. lzlilzllmclll Kllhllll Nlznry fQ1lIlI'il'I' sun, Xlzlrx l,Ulll'lllllI1lS. llnml XYilwrn1. XIXIINIISI Nude-ll. :mil XIilC'H1lllis. :ll riglll, lSXSKl .IliXI.l., l,L'fI lu Vlgllll licllx Xlzu' -lZli'k5Ull. llzlml Ciuwpc-r. Xlzlrilxll l5cfkL'l'. l'nl l,amrvl. auml Xzllvrizl iirximlus. W Al riglll. XRCIIHCRY. Dllfillg' 3 IIICCIN lhis war, thc illTlll'l'f I Iczun unnpvlwl against Xlilslll ' lllliczlgo High Sflmul. l.cl'l lo right: Shari Row. Nlznric l'1N'1ll1I. Szmmh C1gn'xiQ, IQIIIIL' Ucskc. Pill Bl'llllL'lll'. alum- Dzlllicl. amd Suv I licrlcin. ISI a1i. ...l , gf if iw g,,,,:1 ,aff 5,-ff x ff' mf ix, gf A 7? if X ff k 4- f z M' .5 f. 1 . .:.a: ::.::. W ii M -r P Q . 5 . wx ffl fi A :M 1 . , in X 6 ' Q? K riff? K . sip an Q if 5 J '-:1f,'. : -f X XX - 1 ff ig if! W :J 2 , 2 1 x XXX K .2 X if Q 'Si Q, 3 X .. N',, E- A,.: N . Z., YA '1.' Q--.. as X 1 E' 5 E Ng 1 QT F .. ' - - . 1: R w mg r fx T , i is J I K, in 4 ZX YE , I f X2 xr 4 4 mf' W Magi' ,. . yy ! A Q, w f S + 3+ W4 ga . . A wi S-fs 3 xr if Q xi lg f Q 3 H K , X f S It s Been Great School ife lends excitement . . . The memories of our many enjoyable friendships and of our active participation in high school activities will remain with us as we leave school to find our places in a big prom- ising world. It's Been Great IWA ir, of adcfivifies mu: x xsuk mol NNN X nc s Ilblll ' . , '. '. . '. . . 0 ' I 11' lfcc 'z .' -.' alirin' thc hllilllil 's lj lg, thc .'llIlIlllC!' minlhs. 'llwzlys wc - -, Q 'z - sh ' rcplwci S' ' , ' ' h ' 'I S I1l1iI1 ' 5. ,-H1 .1 new sclmul yczn' :arc llIl'l'l' SlllllClllS pax- ing l'L'Ill1ll fvcs for books. 'Ialking lhcil' mo lll Ilw mslllcl 5 uihmc. .41 113111. NIINILXNI l'll.IlRlaS. Slum on IlzlI1c'rc1fl Lu-ps x'L'c'u1'ds in mwicr. uhilc Nlr. 0'BL'llS 1211405 ,lolm l5c11lixcgxm's pix llll'l' PM 8001! mi Q ami mw. BOOK l5lI,l,S. Gcllillg slzlrlcd IH nm is lllillllll' Butler. 9llliil'Ill llSSiSl2llll ,pw eis ampus Calenclar ggnfo vdcfion SEl I'EMlSFR l95ti, after a summer of work, play, trips and parties, the students were glad to get bark to a daily routine, and to see their friends again. As soon as the eonfusion of a new sehedule was over, students joined in a whirl of social events and sehool activities. Fall dances, elass parties. assemblies, ID eards and the first school play filled the time of everyone. OH Enthusiastieally doing all assignments, going to all games and planning for future events starts out any tool vear. Militarv unifortns were soon issued and ee again ROTC cadets strutted in the corridors. 'entually after fire drills and many exciting events. everyone settled down into an every day routine and srhool was hack to normal, Ipjvrr nglil: Preparing the deeorations for the first dance of the fall season, sponsored In the Spanish Cluh, are: Doug Brothers. Carol 'Ihurnell. and Sandy Sluts, l'pju'i lefl: 'llie Xlelehior's Nlarionettes proxided entertain- ment for the first professional assetnhly. loam lrfl: llie R.O.l.l1. department sponsored an llllllslllll .mtl entertaining assemhly presented In the Tth Xrtnx Bag l'ipe Band. lozrw riglrl: Meeting new friends and renewing old llttlllllllll- .tutes is the purpose of the frosh party, held in earlx October. qMfA iAe adcfivifies, ljzjzwr' lwfl: X't-lcrttiis' llzty Xsst-uihly. l5cl'm't' tm iiitt-rvstiiig lim- .llirlzllw Ir!!! Pop rztllx :tml luvtlllrt- gtll lllllll'l'W2ll with tht' t'llct'l'- grztm. tht' R.Ofl'.C1. unlut' gtnmlw lJl'L'SL'llIl'tl thc llztg. Icstdcrsg l.i1ldzt lltlrkctt. lrmtt lllll. Nlztrshtt Slltblllfll, lhmtiit' Clan Q I 1 ,V M 1 Q n V 1 pc-ntcr. .Xnitzt Nlttki. :md Linda Nltllmmtigll. assisted hx Ll lt-is I l'l'f ' HI -' HN' l91'l l9-U Ulllvl 5l'U'W '5 Clllfllfll lllfl ms' inciiilu-rs of tht- hzmd lczulinq thc citmxl in sumo clict-rs. 1 pztrztdtt on Yctwttm' Dux. fhcy arc: Limit Sirk. Ytolct Rttltm. ' Put fwcilcl. Nlill'llNIl A-ilhcck. .Xnn lirittoti. llitmxt flllll. Sandi I.uztv'r lffyl: This is thc lust minutc t'tn1l't1siot1 un tht- drill lit-ld llztcsc. lmtlist' Rudc, Xlllltt Nlnlxi. Hclvu KUI't'lll'll2lll. Amd lilxtitit' lwl'u1't- starting tht' palltttlc on thc slllllfilklf morning ul' llotucf lfiuk. mining, .lliclrllv riglzl: lit this su-nc front thc lirst plan ul' thc sthoul 1,UZt't'I'VfgllifvlllCll'1lKllIlOIl1ll ll0lllll'L' was held this yuan' :ll Weiss xcitr, You tlutft Iatkc lt With Ynttf' H2llt'l lxztntulu is painting lficld. llt-rc thc c1'mi'tl wztttlim thc hunting ul' thc dummy. lllSl'llS tllt'mvt't'. ilvll ilossztrtl 136 Gcioger xjfzcl mver ad momenf ' .' - A 1 '- so IllL'lllIK'l's ul' Cmsscml Suhcrx llluh: lfrzlllk Skrgul ski. Rirhzml Nliks. 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Io.:'1'r lrfli Klum look on an f2llK'L'Il 4Il'Alllllilll' Wolfe' zluclxlx gn Ifmvv liglllr llvu' ,IL'2lllIlillL' nmkcs 'ICI' K'llll'LlllkL' lhlollgll ilu- kiv oi tlillgllllllllllilbll hom lllzlws l,I'K'NiLll'lll lcnx Iloggm. nislu forum-mi In rilmluon 'K'llI'L'lki. I-1,1 une . . . 474 Cap, gown anal 04 miploma III f7llfllH'.' X 'Sli gl'illlllAlll' lllll lllthillg lll'l' llipllllllll. ,Hirlrllw lrfl: l1l'lm'l' llaluzl' Illllllll' M'l'XilL'. llll' glands llllllllilll' fllllllgl' plum mllsilll' llll' gun K'llll'llllLK'. 1?- xdnfkj ' l'j1j:m righl: lllwl- Iilili Sl'llilll'S Zlll' 2lW1lilillg llll' Ilillbllf lllOlllL'lll I.nzl'1'r liglll: Xlltl' flllll' wars of labor zlllll guml limos IIICSL' of ullilizll gltlltllllllillll. gl'2llIll2lH'S. willl lliplmnzxm in llilllll. fill' Hlll ul' lhl' gym for lhl- l2lSl lime. 145 ddalverfisers in 195 7 adnnua N ni Abbott Laboratories Aladdin Flower Shop Alan's Artistic Cleaners Atterbery's Drug Store Bernice the Florist Blumberg's Furniture Chamber of Commerce Chas. Sachs Citizens National Bank Co-operative Trading Company Commercial Printers Cyclone Fence De Greef Brothers ' Dery Press Durkin Sc Durkin Erwin's jewelers Fansteel Feinberg's Clothing Store First National Bank G. L. Miller Motors Globe Department Store Grand Sporting Goods Guthrie's I.G.A. Hall, Meyer Sc Van Deusen Hein's jefferson lce Co. johns-Manville johnson Motors Thos. Killian 8c Son Klein Studios A Kupperman's Lake County Oflice Supply Larsen Florists I I Larsen 8c Peterson Lindberg's Men's Store M Sc R Sporting Goods Marsh Funeral Home Music Mart McDonough Plumbing Sc Heating National Office Supply Newmans 04cLnowlealgemen fs North Chicago Lumber Co. North Shore Gas Co. North Shore Printers Otto's Paint Store Pearce's Book Store Porrett Bros. Reed-Randle Motors Reardon 8c Wall Security Industrial Finance Spero Motors Sorensen's Sports Unpainted Shop Vascoloy Ramet Washington Laundry Waukegan Dry Goods Waukegan Lumber 8c Coal Waukegan News Sun Waukegan Produce Waukegan Steel Sales West's Insurance Wetzel 84 Turner Senior and Faculty portraits, Band and Orchestra groups by Klein's Studios, Waukegan, Illinois Club groups, scenics, features, and informal photography by W.T.H.S. Camera Club Underclassman individual pictures by Schools Miniature Service, Grand Rapids, Michigan Engravings and layout service by Leander Company, 3509 Ashland Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Covers and binding by Behm Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Printing by North Shore Printers Waukegan, Illinois 146 FOR DEPENDABILITY ---- IT'S FCRD A+ home, af play, or on +he way-i+'s always a Ford. Evenings and on weekends, mos+ WTHS s1'uden+s en- ioy a drive +hrough +he counfry or a day ai' +he beach 'For relaxa+ion. As shown in 'rhe above picfure, Larry Fike and Pa+ Lingle know fhai' for summer fun and ou+s+anding en+er+ainmen+, nofhing beafs fhe new '57 FORD RETRACTABLE HARDTOP. This car loaned +hrough 'rhe courfesy of REED RANDLE MOTORS 401 s. Genesee DE 6 2340 H7 K L E I N ' NORTH SHORE STUDIO Official Photographer For The Annual HW 7 SouI'I1 Counfy SI'ree+ ' Phone: MAies+Ic 3-3740 WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS K L E I N ' PHOTO CENTER Complete Photo Supplies and Equipment Everything For The Photographer . 1- 225 Washingfon Sfreei' ' Phone: ON+ario 2-4530 WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS 148 Educal'ion makes a people easy 'lo lead bul' difficull' lo drive: easy l'o govern bul impossible fo enslave. -LORD snoueHAM .Iohns-ManviIIe by I X W fy Iwi' ey CCNGRATULATIONS SVJGi,I'i do JNIJVJIPYY Gly to the LEX fjffIfyf NI cLAss of 57 EZCIJJ I f Q If FII ffm ' of E If Q 'W mercy :press CIA DEPENDABLE PRINTERS 5l0 FRANKLIN STREET PHONE DELTA 64333 WAUKEGAN ILLINOIS 149 i ...our Pri e in you No ins1'i1'u+ion is more impor+an'r io America fhan +he planr in which fhe na1'ion's mos? precious maferial is fashioned-+he American high school. Hs proclucl' clelermines +he characler of our socie+y, +he richness of our life. We ar Johnson feel +ha+ a superior producl' is fashioned a'l' rhe Waukegan Township High School and we fake +his occasion ro express our pride in you who are i1's s+uclen'l's. in obnson H5525 F OUTBOARD. MARINE A MANUFACTURING ANUFACTURED BY JOHNSON MOTORS, PETE 150 C. R. 81 R. STEELE, BANKERS I852 OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS I8 NATIONAL BANK I8 C7Ae FIRST NATIONAL BANK 9 4 5 AUKEGAN. 04 lazily eclucafion in iAe gvenfs of oCaLe Counicy am! iAe World. . . HIZIIB Waukegan Nlzms-S1111 FOUNDED IN l906 AALE A SAVEL Manager NORTH CHICAGO LUMBER CQMPANY 0 PHONE: DEXTER 6-0245 EVERYTHING IN LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL AND MILLWORK Off ce and Yards Near C. 8: N. W. Depof 152 Concqrafulafions . . . Class of The GLCBE Department Store CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 57 'k FEI BERG'S THE STORE FOR YOUNG MEN THE NATION'S BEST BRANDS AT SENSIBLE PRICES 153 ISI! I , I f I W' I A ffkv! 'l?9vYVWi I J6'yI 'yI?J ,lv Ib 'I.fjQf. J IM I Yvyf w I. w Q I I J r M J I If I I g QI , I A jg VI ilykffyjy Qiqfvjfifions M47 MA ,V QIIIZI AIX J, I, , ,, rv M iffy. fffwie El M-'IO WIN PJ-j.MqLfISgXYdss of 6i5'7n ,UI My I - V' Mi If I fm Qxfa I If If If' ' I W VASCOLOY-RAM ET CORPORATION WAUKEC-SAN, ILLINOIS Congratulations . . . Class of 1957 0 Weld 3I NORTH GENESEE STREET WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1957 May you realize your ambitions and 'fondest hopes in the years ahead THE CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK OF WAUKEGAN The Friendly Bank for Friendly People MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 155 ongrafulafions fo fAe Class of 7957 NATIONAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Printing - Lithographing - Office Supplies Folding and Set-up Paper Boxes Systems Applications and Office Duplicating Machines WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE I906 Washington Laundry and Dry Cleaners , 'xii 'eww :Mm if .... Washingion and Edison C+. ON 2-7 I 00 FOR DISCOUNT BUYING THE PERSONALIZED WAY LAN'S Garrick of Waukegan DEIIG 6-6750 Soufh Sheridan Rd. Waukegan, III Specialists in FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - TV CAMERAS - JEWELRY DAILY 9 TO 6 MONDAY AND FRIDAY 9 TO 9 SUNDAYS II TO 5 NORTH SHORE ,E PRINTERS, INC. Commercial and Publication Gomplime t f Printers a frie d 535 Sou'I'h Sherida R d WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS rg MA 3-0037 Congratulations from xii-anclcy qyame and his friends af NORTH SHORE GAS COMPANY 157 DOWNTOWN- SHOPPING PLAZA I3 No. Genesee S+ D L is ai' Glen Flo ON 2 uaoo QP',.. MA 3 4980 e,..:, 1 Qi-f v 'eeee P 1'1 'i1'l V' Congrafulafions . . . CLASS of '5 7' QMBJE LM QURFJH esf es o FANSTEEL METALLURGICAL CO. NORTH CHICAGO, n.LlNols 158 COMPLIMENTS OF Wilson Sports Equipment JACKETS and SWEATERS iff WAUKEGAN Grand Sporting Goods I8I6 Grand ONI'ario 2-0955 WAUKEGAN. ILLINOIS 22 Edison Couri' ji? t I Tom Cevanaugh Frank Ko Ir f OTTO'S PAINT ,Bernice fAe glorisf FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Wedding and Funeral Bouquets 8I0 WASHINGTON STREET Phone: ONIario 2-4705 and GIFT SHOP We specialize in PICTURE FRAMING GIFTS CARDS '93 'k :ze N. Genesee MA 3-I729 Congratulations Seniors! GOING TO COLLEGE? Need ex'rra money for clolhes, Iuifion and living expenses a'I' school? SECURITY INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CO. oven wALenEEN's ' WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS E. J. Milligan, Mgr. ONI'ario 2-8666 R. R. Tinsley M. B. Tinsley Glen Richardson Fay Snell R. R. Tinsley, Jr. GRAND AVENUE LUMBER 8m SUPPLY COMPANY IZI3 GRAND AVENUE AT THE ELECTRIC Lumber, Millwork and Building Material PHONE DELTA 6-00I6 WAUKEGAN. ILLINOIS AIGJAW ZYOWGY SPECIALISTS IN WEDDING DESIGN I705 Grand Avenue Phone: MA 3-2I I5 160 J Ae Commercial F rinfers MAies'Iic 3-0643 If It,s Printing . . We Can Do It! 2I03 WASHINGTON STREET WAUKEGAN. ILLINOIS UNPAINTEDS FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME OR APARTMENT THE With Compliments UNPAINTED SHOP of Lake Coun'ry's only exclusive unpainfed 'furnifure source PORETT BROTHERS ON'Iario 2-2487 I48 SouII1 Genesee Sfreef Waukegan, Illinois MARSH FUNERAL HOME ir I52I WasI1ingI'on S+reeI', Waukegan, III. DEI+a 6-0I27 161 I x ' ' ' ' S 'A as R I bf ,f f xo ' N -.r 9 1 -' V , V- 1' , . f g CYMCLCDNE FENCE fb xc . 1, . R D 3 x , - A- ,H ,'. The Favored Protective Enclosure For: I, ' . J'+,, schools ' gf cemeieries ' ,V 5 ' I . f . 4 Vx . . .A 'Y ' Q b a1'hhhcuflelds is T Urn, swimming pools y I .JF x , .1 3 Q f - .alr cffs - arks.- counfr es1'a+es .- clubs 1 H K f P r P 1 Y I R H . JF I 3 ',, indusfrial properfies I 0 Scif . e- ' 'eg R ' P ci+y and suburban homesf 1 'R N. . - . ' 'K . , i , 14 J' ' , A .- I . X , .- ' CYCLONE 'FENCEeDEPARTl9ENT. .Q . ufe- A - f 'I 'J V, f A. '.o-I ' K Ji, 1. - -' ' ' , I '- , J 1 , - Arhericaud Sie a wire bi ision , 1 1 x l. I' ' 1 is Pr R 3 . r . j ' '. ' ,f'urgrgreDX,,f1TA1'Es3sT LCORQORATION e 4. , . 4- J? . ,' . I - WAUKEGAN, IL 1 A' ,' f - 'V ANORTH CHICAGO, ILL.. -K '1' .-- - gy I - A . Q I ly, 8 . A. 7 ' .1 S is yn .. A , 'Q f 'A ' - ' ' ,. A Q 'rl' ' 1 V. 'V 1' '. J . ' 'Q '7 P' .S 'Lf if g . ' is 5 tl 4 -L lx, s ,. j I ' ' 1 S A ,m In 'ar Ji: , 'ares BA J' ' ' Y ' J we 4 S ,Q W i ' ' ff' Y . ' 'I . , t I ,. ,gi ' V l' ,yft Ik ig 5 ' F 1.+' VY Vi., J' - I 4' D 0 ' S --9 n ' F' 'ae ' , ' fir f ' , 'J' V. vt . ne-Q Fpgfljleb eyhngyllv - V Q' Q fi I 1 ' l . ,R a J- X' mf. Q U, j 'f . 1, tgjindly, homefbwned if i, I ' , a 3 u ' ,- 4 .. ' N Gun-miss as - . X f if ff if sf' ,f ,up Q yf if , .J SUPER MART f , f x ' '- 3 - A .J r 'Il H03-05 Washing'I'on S+ree+ jx. 4 W ,P .Q RVDCES 5 - u - l.e.A. l.G.A. L sf j- Wit, J 3 Q! sf! ' 1 IQ FobYL,'Cen1'ers ' Dairy cy ' K 14 '23 Sausage Kifchen ' Aufo Service SERVING WAUKEGAN 46 YEARS WES'I S DEe1o9l INSURANCE AGENCY B. E. WEST S. J. JARONIK Qffa Karcher Ho'IeI Building 407 Washingfon Sf., Waukegan MA 3-0456 ALL LINES OF INSURANCE ak WAUKEGAN LUMBER 81 COAL CO i' SAND AND CLAYTON STREETS WAUKEGAN. ILL. BEST WISHES if SORENSEN'S FEATURING SPORTING GOODS AND CASUAL WEAR 153' I4I6 Washingfon Sfreef MAiesI'ic 3-OI67 Congrafuldions 'Io WAUKEGAN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL S E NIO RS nd Waukegan-North Chicago Chamber of Commerce 229 N. Genesee SIree'I WAUKEGAN. ILLINOIS CHEVROLET WETZEL Gm TURNER BUICK ,J g., H Y I ,Ili FASI-IIONS FOR TI-IE SMART SCHOOL SET JUNIOR AND IVIISSES WEAR DESIGNED FOR YOU 127 N. GENESEE ST. SPERO Moron SALES CADILLACIDTDSMOBILE Congrafulafions .... To lI'lC C1388 of AND TO THE ENTIRE FACULTY Our Sincere Wish is . . . for your Coniinued Success and Happiness Charles .l. Sachs Furniture Co. 203 209 Souih Genesee SI'ree+ Phone: MA 3 2388 164 Our Congratulations to the Class of 1957 I4I S. GENESEE STREET WAUKEGAN, BETTER FURNITURE AT N0 EXTRA COST ILLINOIS Mc Donough ' Plumbing ' Heating ' Air Conditioning THE 3II NO. GENESEE ST. WAUKEGAN. ILLINOIS Besi' Wishes . WAUKEGAN MUSIC 2 I5 Washingfon SI'reeI' MART TELEPHONE MA 3-0096 DE 6-OIZ7 R. L. McDONOUGH w. w. McDoNoue-H CompIimen+s Of COMPLIMENTS OF 6 LARSEN FLORISTS Thos. .I. Killian 8m Son '-'gg 9 I342 Glen Flora I-Iere, 'rhe exciiing colleciions of America's mosi ouisianding designers... cloihes as young and inspired as your personal ouiloolc, individual as your own fashion concepil a 9 165 Best wishes for continued success, L' cancel? BOOKS -STATIONERY - GIFTS 0 PARKER and SHEAFFER PENS and PENCILS o STATIONERY COLLEGE DICTIONARIES BIBLES ir COMPLIMENTS OF JEFFERSON ICE CO. HALLMARK GREETING CARDS -FUEL OIL DIVISION- en see SI. Waukegan, II. 4NGe BEST WISHES OF G. L. Miller Motor Sales, Inc. 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Oflicers ..... Spanish Club . . . Sports ......... Student Council Student W World .... . ...76-107 ...lll .....106 ....l38, 143 31 80, 82, 83 95 ....l25-129 ....l32-145 ....36-55 ...ass ...l04 ...64-69 64 ....90, 91 ....108-124 ....76, 78 ....82, 83 Summer School ............. . . . 31 Superintendent C. E. Prichard . . .12 - 13 Swimming Squad ...l20 Taming of the Shrew . . . . . . 143 Tennis Team .... . . . 124 Thespians .................. . . . 101 You Can't Take It With You ...... 138 Track ........... Turn About Court . .. W Club .... W World Wrestling .... ...l22 ...I42 ...l10 .....82, 83 ....1l8,l19 Garnberale, Mary Jo, 42 Sfudenf xgnclex- eniors A Abrahamson, John, 38, 110, 120 Aldendifer, William, 38 Alfano, Shirley, 38, 131 Allen, Julianne, 38, 84, 89 Alto, Laura, 37, 38, 55, 90, 96, 105 Alwardt, Louis, 38 Amann, Francis, 38 Anderson, Dawn, 38, 98 Anderson, Jon, 38 Anderson, Nathalie, 38, 102 Andrmejewski, Roy, 38, 88 Antcliff, Judith, 38 Anthony, Eugene, 38 Ash, Carole, 38 Atkinson, Arthur, 38 Austin, Jeanne, 38, 89, 100, 104, 105 Autio, Edward, 38, 104 B Baker, Judith, 38, 84, 86, 87, 89 Baker, Roger, 38 Bancroft, Sharon, 36, 38, 80, 105, 134 Bandman, Robert, 38, 84 Barber, Charlotte, 38 Barnstable, John, 38 Bassett, Robert, 38 Bauby, Donald, 39, 137 Baurle. Robert, 39, 120 Bena, Loretta, 39, 102 Bennett, Jean Dorothy, 39 Benson, Betty, 39, 55 Berg, Brian, 39, 112 Berry, Robert, 39, 95 Boches. Anne, 37, 39 Boire. George, 39 Bollman, Twyla, 39 Booker, Nathan. 39 Booker. Ruby. 39. 102 Boswell, Clyde, 39 Bouma, Joan, 39 Bousson, Patricia. 39 Bower, Wayne, 39 Bowers, Lynda, 39 Bradley, Eleanor, 39 Briseno, Felipe, 39 Britton, Ann, 39, 136, 137, 140 Brothers, Alfred Douglas, 39, 81 90, 91, 104, 105, 135 Brown, Nancy Howard, 39 Brown, Vinson, 39 Brunette. Karen. 39, 102 Fosberg, Ann, 42 Fout, Emily, 42, 102 Fowler, Brenda, 42, 144 Frank, Carl A., 42 Franklin, Mattie, 42 Franks, Kathleen, 42, 89, 144 Friedman, Arlene, 42, 55 Friedman, Charles, 42 Fuhrer, James, 42, 85 Fulkerson, Judy, 42 G Lundquist, Patricia, 47 Luomala, Karl, 47, 110, 121, 123 M Maki, Anita, 47, 78, 79, 90, 107, 136, 140, 144 Maldonado, John, 47 Manning, Carole Jean, 47 Marshall, James, 47 Martin, James, 47 Mason, James C., 47, 55, 104 Maynard, Marilyn, 47 McBride, James, 36, 47, 104, 122, 123, 140 McCabe, Terrance, 47 Magnus, Andy, 47 Gardini, Gail, 42, 78, 79, 100 Garrison, Annabelle, 43, 102 Gates, Daniel, 36, 37, 43, 104, Gehrls, Joyce, 43 Gibbons, Kay 43, 102 Glassman, Arthur, 43, 140 Gluesing, Emest, 43, 55, 104 Godonis, Robert, 43 Graham, Marguerite, 43, 80 Gravitter, Delores, 43, 102 Gray, Robert, 43 Green, Bob Loring, 43 Green, Foster, 43 Griess, JoAnn, 43, 137 Grigutis, Janet, 43, 102 Guthrie, Larry, 43, 82, 121 H Haese, Sandra, 43, 78, 100, 106, 136, 139, 140, MQ Hagedom, Ray, 43, 83 Hagen, Arlene, 43, 102 Haley, Patrick, 43 Hallas, Jasper, 43 McCoy, William, 47 McCullough, Henry, 47, 84, 87, 115, 116, 122 McDaniel, Wayne, 47 McDermott, Kathleen, 47, 55 McDonald, Margaret Ann, 47. 100, 144 McDonough, Linda, 47, 55, 100, 106, 197, 136, 139 McFarland, Dan, 47 McGil1ivray, June, McMullen, Gloria, Merlo, Joseph, 47 Miks, Richard, 47: Miller, Dallas, 48 Miller, Guy, 48 47, 88, 89, 100, 101 47 138 136, 137, 140, 141 Miller, Myrna, 48, 94 Mills, Merlin, 48 Mitchell, Gary, 48, 137 Mitchell, Raymond, 48 Mitchell, Robert, 48 Modory, Gary, 48 Moe, Donna, 48 Moll, James, 48, 112 Brunke, Richard, 40 Buckley, Daniel, 40 Bufano, Ralph, 40, 84, 87, 88, 102, 123, 138 Bukantis, Edward, 40, 115 Buncak, Steve, 40 Burand, Sharon. 40, 90, 94, 103, 140, 144 Burkett, John, 40 Burkett, Linda, 36, 37, 40, 90, 107, 136 C Cankar, Mary, 40, 102 , Richard Arthur, 36, 37, 40, 55, 110, 115 Carter, Edith, 40, 91, 131 Cash, David, 40 Caswell, Alan, 40 Caya, Dick, 40 Christakis, Charles, 40, 42, 115, 116, 138 Clark. Edward, 40 Clothier, Jane, 40 Cohn, Nancy, 40 Colburn, Steve, 40, 104, 120 Cook. Robert, 40 Carlson Cooper, Lorelle, 40 Cooper, Raymond, 40, 83, 115. 116 Cox, Billy, 40 Crane, Carol, 40 Craze, Mary, 41 Crego, Beverly, 41 Cudworth, Joann, 41 D Dallman, Elaine, 41 Dart, Richard, 41, 101, 104, 121 Davis, Peter, 41 Davis, Virginia, 36, 41, 55, 82, 83, 100, 101 Dayer, James, 41 Debevic, Elaine, 41 Dempski, Wanda, 41 DeVi1biss. Diana, 41 Devries, Thomas, 41, 80, 84 DeYoung, Dirk, 41 Dieck, George, 41, 112 Ditzig, James, 41, 122 Dodich, Edward, 41, 124 Dolenoe, James, 41 Donohue, Thomas, 41 Dorsey, Dean, 37, 41, 112, 115, 116, 138 Dosenbach, Dick, 41 Drahos, Karen, 41, 102 Drang, Joyce, 41 Drass er, Leo, 41,137 Dretske, Mary, 41 Dubs, Maryann, 42 E Edholm, Joyce, 42, 89, 104 Engle, Hal, 42 Ewig, Judith, 36, 37, 42 F Falotico, James, 42, 112 Farr, Thomas, 42, 80, 94 Farrell, Jerome, 42, 124 Fike, Larry, 42, 80, 134 r - Fink, Elaine, 42, 84, 86, 100, 105, 130, 136, 138, 140 Fischer, Anne, 42 Fisher, Edwina, 42 Flagg, Mary, 42 Fleming, Delbert, 42 Handy, Inna, 43 Haney, Patricia, 43 Hank, Alice, 43 Harr, Terry, 43, 104 Harris, David Paul, 44, 112 Hartman, Neal, 44, 82, 83, 112 Harvey, Gary, 44 Hatfield, Phyllis, 44, 89 Hawkins, Sue, 44 Heck, Carol, 44 Hedien, Janis, 44 Heinold, Walter, 44 Henderson, David, 44, 81, 136, 140 Henry, Diane, 44 Herner, Edwin, 44 Hinrichs, Richard, 44, 55, 78, 79, 110, 123, 139, 142 Hironimus, Donald, 44 Hironimus, Lonnie, 44 Hoff, Janice, 44, 102 Hogan, Terry, 44, 78, 79, 110, 112, 121, 138, 139, 140, 144 Hollenback, Terry, 44, 120, 128, 136 Howell, Mary, 44, 82, 83 Howlett, Cecile H., 44, 82, 83 Howlett, Judith, 44 Hoye, Elizabeth, 44 Hughes, Charles, 44 Hultman, Jon, 44, 104, 124 Hutson, Maude, 44 .1 Jablonic, Thomas, 45 Jacobs, Helen, 37, 45. 92, 103, 105 James, Jacqueline, 45 Jastrom, Geraldine, 45 Jelling, Hall Dayl, 45 Jensen, Richard, 45, 104 Johnsen, Kay, 45, 102 Johnson, Carole Jean, 45 Johnson, Corinne, 45, 80 Jones, Lewis, 45 Joslun, Theodore, 45 Juslin, John, 45 K Kantola, Hazel, 36, 45, 55, 96, 100, 101, 105, 136 139. 144 Kashney, Marlene, 45 Kassin, Ronald, 45 Kee1ey,John, 45, 104, 123, 124, 144 Kemp, Ardis, 45 Kennedy, Coleen, 45 Kenyon, Jack, 45, 115, 116, 121 Kessie, Maxine, 45, 82, 83, 100, 105 Klimek, Ralph, 45 Kline, Faith, 45 Knox, Marlene, 45, 102 Koch, Helke, 45, 78, 79, 92, 100 Koenig, Judith, 46, 90 Koesser, William, 46, 83, 84, 121 Korenchan, Helen, 46, 82, 83, 98, 131, 136, 137, 140. 141 Koy, Kathryn, 46, 84, 87, 89 Kundrot, Robert, 46, 100 L LaBarbera, Dominic, 46 Lakes, Catherine, 46 Lambert, Merlyn, 46, 55 Larson. Thomas, 46 Laupichler, Gudrun, 46, 92, 98 Leafblad, Bruce, 46, 88, 89, 101, 138, 139 Leonowitz, Joseph, 46 Leslie, M. H., 46 Levander, Orville, 46, 84, 89, 92, 104, 105, 138 Lewis, Doris, 46 Liberty, Virginia, 46 Lindberg, Lenore, 46, 89 Lingle, Patricia, 46, 80 Lippert, Roy, 46 Loach, Jean, 46 Lord, David, 46 Lorge, Douglas, 46, 124 Lujanac, David, 46 Luke, Kenneth, 47, 55, 84, 86, 100, 104, 105, 124 171 Morris, Andrea, 48, 55, 89 Morris, Linda, 48, 102 Mule. John, 36, 48, 84, 89, l Murtha, Dennis, 48 Musick, Joanne, 48, 100, 144 Mutka, Donald, 48 N Nadt-lhoffer, George, 48 Nelson, Judith, 48 Nelson, Shirley Jean, 48 Nilsen, Gilbert, 48, 55, 120- Norbutas, John, 48, 98, 140 Novak, Darlene, 48, 102 0 Oberlin, Marlene, 48 Odems, Sue, 48 0'Donnell, Barbara, 49 0'Hare, Beverly, 49 Olcott, Irus, 49 04, 105, 110, 122, 123 Olson, David, 49, 84, 89, 104 O'Nea1, Juanita, 49 Opal, Howard, 49 P Panowski, James, 49, 55, 95, Parker, Linda, 49 Pekkarinen, Michael, 36, 37, Pennock, Mert, 49 Penny, Julian, 49 Perez, Gilbert, 49 Perez, Theresa, 49 Perry, Louella, 49 Peterson, Dagney, 49 Petitclair, John, 49, 140 Petkovsek. Dennis, 49 Petrovic, Lawrence, 49 Phillips, Nickolas Peter, 49, Pierce, Bonnie, 49 Piquette, James, 49 101, 121,123, 138, 139 49.104, 110 112,118,122 Podobnik, Rosalie, 37, 49, 55, 82, 83, 101, 121 Polich, Laddies, 49, 134 Ponzio, James, 49 Pope, Jerry, 50, 140, 141 Porter. William, 50 Pott, Joy, 50 Powles, Marin, 50 R Rasmussen, Judy, 50, 91 Rasmussen, Robert, 50 Rause, Joan, 50 Remde, Richard, 50, 84, 89, Render, Dennis, 50 Renwick, Helen, 50, 97, 144 104, 105, 140 Rickard, N. Douglas, 50, 120 Riley, Patricia, 50 Robbins, Michael, 50 Robertson, Ruby, 50, 84, 98 Robinson, James Lee, 50 Roche, Michael, 50, 55, 100, Rode, Louise, 50, 136, 137, l Rose, Lois, 50, 100 112 40 Rules, Violet, 50, 55, 88, 136, 137, 140 Runyen, Donald, 50 Russell, John, 50 Rutherford, Loraine, 50 Rutherford, Phyllis, 50 Rynearson, Robert, 50 S Saam, Jeanette, 51 Sakach, Judith, 51 Saltzberg, George, 51, '84, 89, 140 Sand, William, 51, 84, 86, 89, 142 Schimming, Thomas, 51, 80 Schmidt, Bonnie. 51 Schmidt, Susan, 51, 91 Schroeder, Mary, 51, 80 Schueneman, Dan, 51 Schweider, Terry, 51, 81 Scott, Donald, 51, 55, 88, 112, 138, 140 Sczgielski, Mary, 51 Sexten, Gerry, 51, 84, 89 ss ,. 16.4, 1 agfualenf gn ex- eniors Shaver, Melvin, 51 Sheridan, James, 51 Shirley, Beverly, 51, 102 Shultis, Karen, 51 Sick, Mary Virginia, 37, 51, 78, 79, 100, 105, 136, 137, 140, 144 ' Siddall. Phyllis, 51 Sidlauskas, William, 51, 100, 138 Simpson, Chandra, 36, 37, 51, 80 Sisty, James, 51 ' Sjostrom, Douglas, 51 Skaggs, Syble, 51 Skof, James, 51 Skoff, Dennis, 52, 112 Skradski, Frank, 52, 104, 136, 137, 141 Skutnick, Andrew, 52 Smith, Glendyne, 52 Smith, Martin, 52 Snedaker, Dale, 52, 140, 141 Spector, Gloria, 52, 139, 140 Stange, Robert, 52 Stanhope, Patricia, 52, 102 Stark, Judith, 52, 105 Stark, Sharon, 52, 105, 137, 140, 141, 144 Stauber, John, 52 Stimeling, Kenneth, 52, 104 Stine, James, 52 Stites, Carolyn, 52 Struve, William, 52, 55 Svehla, James, 52 T Tandy, Joanne, 52, 100 A Adams, Joseph, 57, 120 Adams, Leroy, 57 Agate, Jeffrey, 57 Akeson, Larry, 57, 84, 92, 104 Alanko, James, 57, 104, 124 Alkire, Wesley, 57, 84 Allison, Don, 57 Alvarez, Helen, 57 Alvord, Patricia, 57 Ames, Judy, 56, 57, 58, 63 Anderson, Charles, 57 Anderson, Donna, 57 Anderson, Marilyn, 57, 100, 138 Anderson, Richard, 57 Andren, Gloria, 57, 90, 103, 106 Angeloff, Charles Ray, 57 Arehart, Pauline, 57 Arenas, Louis, 91, 121, Asma, Robert, 57 Austin, Gloria, 57 B Bairstow, Jan, 57 Balberg, Richard. 57 Banick, Joseph, 57 Banis, Alice, 57, 98, 131 Barnes, Mary, 57 Bassett, Mark, 57 Bauby, Leo, 57, 118 Beck, Victor, 57, 92, 112, 118 Beeson, Diane, 56, 57 Behringer, Harold, 57 Belcher, Mary, 57 Belensky, Judith, 57 Belensky, Vincent, 57 Benton. Doris, 57 Berg, David, 57, 63, 101, 118 Bezek, Carol, 57 Blankmeyer, James, 57, 112, 121 Boettle, Arlene, 57 Boettle, Marlene, 57, 98 Booker, Lillie, 57 Booth, Helen, 57, 90 Bosnak, Henry, 57, 115 Boyer, Edward, 57 Branstrator, Judy, 57 Breger, Lance, 57 Brence, Lawrence, 57 Brooks, Richard, 57 Brown, Eileen, 57 Brown, Lime, 57, 5s Bruckner, Robert, 121 Brunner, James, 57, 110, 123 Buchanan, James, 57 William, 57, 112, 118, 122 Butler, Joanne, 57, 134 Buksas, C Cankar, Kay, 57 Cankar, Therese, 57, 92 Carber, Kay Anne, 57 Carlsen, Billy, 57, 112, 118 Carlson, Richard Geo., 57, 62, 87, 89, 92, 124 ter, Bonnie Sue, 56, 57, 58, 78, 79, 107, 136, Carpen 142 Cedarburg, Dorothy, 57 Celarec, Nickey, 57, 112, 115 Christian, Doris, 57 Cichosz, Joan, 57 Clark, Jacqueline, 57, 92 Clark, Robeert Cameron, 57, 90, 115 Clark, Walter, 57 Clayton, James, 57, 112, 118, 119, 122 Cl' ton, Bertha, 57 Clglner, Margaret, 57, 130 Tanner, Joe, 52 Tatro, Thomas, 52 Terrien, Barbara, 52 Thomas, Charles, 52 Thomas, Linda, 52, 82, 83 Thompson, Charlotte, 52 Thompson, Jean, 53 Thornborough, Raymond, 53, 95 Tobin, Judith, 53 Tobin, Phil, 53 Torkelson, Richard, 53 Tornquist, Marilyn, 53 Torregrossa, Bobby, 53 Torrez, Mariano, 53, 121 Totterdell, Jane, 53, 80, 100, 138 Trobec, Nancy, 53, 144 Trotnblee, Thomas, 53 True, Benjamin, 53, 84, 89 True, Rosemary, 53, 103 Tucker, Terrance, 53, 80, 94 Turner, Eric, 53, 84, 89, 91 U Urh, Irma, 36, 37, 53, 55, 90, 91, 137, 139, 144 Umfress, James, 53 V VanHoogen, Rosemary, 53 Van Lake, Alice, 53, 101, 144 Varsek, Richard, 53 Veneman, Richard, 53 Victoria, Roger, 53, 91 Conover, Dennis, 57 Cooper, Patricia, 57, 90, 91 Correll, Polly, 57 Cowfer, Gloria Jean, 57 Cox, Jon, 57 Cox, Ward, 57, 84 Craft, Bonnie, 57 Crawford, Julie, 57 Cruthis, Jean, 57 Cruz, Jessie, 58 Cruz, Manuel, 58, 90 Curley, Thomas, 58 D Dalton, Jack, 112, 122 Dalziel, Jane, 58, 91, 96, 100, 131 Danielson, Meldan, 58, 95 Davis, William, 58 Davison, Kathleen, 58 Decker, Allen, 58 Decker, Robert, 58 Deibert, Sandra, 58, 89 Delaney, Mary Jean, 58 DeMarr, Carole, 58 Dereu, John, 58, 90 DeRyke, Janet, 58 Dever, Robert, 58 Dickinson, Diana, 58 Dickson, Barbara, 58 Dieck, James, 58 Dietrich, David, 56, 58 Dillow, Donald, 58 Doolittle, James, 58 Dorsey, Gilbert, 58, 118, 121 Dow, Donna Marie, 58 Drennan, Jack, 58 Drinka, Joseph Don, 58 Duffy, Timothy, 58 Durst, John, 58 E Ebler, Judith, 58 Edwards, Beverly, 58 Edwards, Larry, 58 Eifert, John, 58, 115, 121 Ekstrand, Bruce, 58, 78, 79, 115, Elasarian, Anna, 58, 96, 106 Epker, Robert, 58 Erickson, Donald, 58, 121 Estes, George, 58 Evans, Elaine, 58, 90 Evans, Robert, 58, 112, 118, 119 Ewald, Marie, 58, 98, 131 F Faurbo, Theodore, 58 Ferguson, Gary, 58 Feyh, Ann Barbara, 58, 93, 94, 103, 131 Fike, Barbara, 58 Firehock, Charles, 58 Fischer, John, 58 Fischer, Ronald, 58 Flannigan, Nancy, 58 Flath, Helene, 58, 103 Flint, Robert, 56, 58, 110, 112 Flynn, Patricia, 58 Ford, Loren, 58 Forssell, Glory Anne, 58, 62 Forsythe, Johyne, 58 Foster, Thomas, 58, 85 Fox, Brian, 58, 120, 138 Fox, Byron Thomas, 58. 95, 120 Foxworth, Ethel Lee, 59 Franklin, Rosie, 59, 63 Freeman, Mary, 59 Freund, Eugene, 59 172 Vikre, Jeanette, 53 Vincent, Eugene, 53, 88 W Wald, Wayne, 54 Walker, Kay, 54, 138 Wallace, Richard, 54 V Walt, Leo, 54 Walther, William, 54 Wang, Joseph, 54, 123, 124 Ward, Diane, 54 Warton, Heather, 54, 89, 139 Welker, Rodger, 54, 144 Whitlow, Phillip, 54 Whyte, James, 54 Wicklund, John, 54 Williams, Betty, 54, 90, 91, 130, ,131 Wilson, Cylde, 54 Wolfe, Jeannine, 54, 100, 107, 137, 138, 139, 144 Wunderlich, Betty, 54, 98 Y Yeoman, Diane, 54 106, 107, iss, Z Zadigian, Harold, 54 Zeilbeck, Marilyn, 54, 136, 137, 140 Zimmerman, Jon, 54, 95 Zinn, Diana, 36, 54, 78, 79, 80, 90, 96, 98, 105, 136, 137, 139, 140, 142 Zirkelbach, Radolph, 54 Zupec, Patrice, 54 Zweifel, Patricia, 54, 82, 83, 96, 97, 140 agfuclenf cgncalex- uniors Fritzlen, Patricia, 56, 59, 62, 90, 91, 96, 100 Frounfelker, Jeannette, 59 G Geib, Gloria, 59 Geske, Thomas, 59 Gibour, Wayne, 59, 118, 119 Goerler, Laurel, 58, 59, 93 Gonzalez, Frank, 59 Gonzalez, Marina, 59, 88 Gorski, Ray, 59 Grana, Vincent, 59, 142 Grant, Ronnie, 59, 112, 118, 121, 137 Greene, Susan, 59 Groat, Marilyn, 59 Gustafson, Sandra, 59 Guy, TerrY. 59, 115 Guzauski, Karen, 59 H Hagman, Lois, 59 Hales, Ronald, 59 Hall, Becky, 59 Hamlet, Carol, 59 Haney, Linda, 59 1-Ianke, John, 59, 112, 115, 121 Hankins, Grover, 59, 115 Hansen, Phillip, 59 Hansen, Thomas Otto, 59, 95, 123 Haro, David, 59 Harper, Haroldine, 59, 63, 100 Harris, Hugh R., 59 , Harris, Margaret, 59, 61, 78, 79, 107, 137 Harris, Tommie Neil, 59 Hartke, Ronald, 59 Hartzheim, Patricia, 59 Harvey, Wesley, 59 Harwell, Albert, 59 Hautala, Judy, 59 Heaven, Raymond, 59, 102 Helgren, Hayes, 56, 59, 104, 122, 123, 136 Hellman, David, 59, 84, 120 Henderson, Phyllis Jean, 59 Hill, Gary. 59 Hill, Gloria, 59 138 Hill, Iona, 59 Hillberg, Alan, 59 Hironimus, Rose Ann, 59 Holland, Ellen, 59 Holm, Richard, 59 Hook, Sharon, 59, 88, 103 Horton, Sandra, 59 Hovey, Allen, 59, 121 Howlett, Roberta, 59, 88, 103 Hoyt, Diane, 59 Hribar, Rudy, 59 Hubbard, Mary, 59 Hughes, James, 59, 112, 118 Hughes, June, 59 Hutchinson, Carol Ann, 59 Hyde, Harland, 59, 62, 84, 89 I Iles, Judith, 59 J Jerikian, John, 59, 112, 115 Johnson, Dorothy, 59 Johnson, Jerry, 59, 98 Johnson, Judith, 59 Johnson, Mary Ann Eliz., 59, 84 Johnson, Mary Eliz. G., 59 Johnson, Richard Eric, 59 Johnson, Richard Vincent, 59 Johnson, Sandra, 59 Jones, Sharon, 59 Jordan, Robert, 59 Jorski, Jerome, 59, 124 J urgaitis, Edward, 59 Jurkovac, Robert, 59 K Kantola, James, 59, 101 Kasper, Carol, 59, 131 U Kelly, Julie, 59, 63 Kelly, Patrick, 60, 112, 118, 119, 12 Kessie, Alan, 60, 84, 100, 124 Kirby, Kathleen, 60 Klass, Dennis, 60 Klem, Elaine, 60 Knodel, Ronald, 60 Knop, Allyn, 60 Koenig, James, 60 Kools, Jim Lawrence, 60 Korenin, Albert, 112, 115, 121, 137 Kostoff, Carol, 60 Krainc, Barbara, 60 Kranz, Allen, 60 Kranz, David, 60 Krueger, Donna, 60, 62 Kuhar, Ann, 60 Kuusisto, Kay, 60, 90, 103 Kuznik, Diane, 60 . Kweder, Rae Lynn, 60 L Ladd, Eunice, 60 LaForge, James, 60 Largo, James, 56, 60 Larsen, Mary, 60 Larsen, Wayne, 60, 124 Larson, James, 60, 124 Lasaitis, Constantine, 60 Lasdasky, Jerry, 60, 112 Learmont, Peggy, 60 LeBaron, Diane, 60 Lehtinen, Ann, 60 Liginski, Robert, 60, 118, 119 Lindberg, Laree Christine, 60 Lindquist, Sue, 60 Livingstone, David, 60 Longworth, James, 60 Lord, Annette, 60 Lukas, John, 60 Lundeen, Jean, 60 Lutter, Bonnie, 60 Lynch, Georgia Ann, 60, 92 M MacRae, Ilene, 60, 63 ' Malek, James, 60, 104, 121 Mancilla, Arthur, 60, 92 Mannebach, lone, 60 Marchant, Lonnie, 60 Martin, Dorothy, 60 Mathews, Marion, 60 Mayfield, Wynne, 60 McFarland, Phyllis, 60, 137 McGrath, Mary Kay, 60, 88 McKer1ie, Eugene, 60, 83, 122 McMillon, John, 60 McSorley, Dolores, 60 Mears, Russell, 60 Meeks, Gail, 60, 137 Mesec, Marlene, 60 Metcalf, Mary Ann, 60 Meyer, Jack, 60, 124 Meyer, Joel, 60, 112, 115, 116, 122 Michigian, Madeleine, 60, 131 Miks, Leo, 60 Miller, Allen, 56,.60, 104, 120, 141 Mills, Steve, 60, 84 Mitchell, Roger, 60 Mivshek, Dick, 60 Mivshek, John, 60 Mjelde, Barbara, 60 Mjelde, Ramon, 60 Moore, Eva, 60, 84, 85, 89, 103 Moore, Vivian, 60, 88 Mueller, Patricia Ann, 60 Mueller, Raymond, 60, 118, 119 Mulholland, Patricia, 60 Murphy, Catherine, 60 Muskat. Adeline, 60, 92 Myers, William, 60 N Nauta, Carol, 60, 63, 103 Nelson, Stanley, 60 Netter, Dorothy, 61 Neyrinck, Charles, 61, 122 Noll, Barbara, 56, 61, 90 Norton, Dennis, 61, 121 Norwood, Andrew, 61 2, 138 Sfudenf ggmlex- uniors O O'Brien, Judith, 61 Oglesby, Sally, 61, 84, 87, 89 Ogrin, Edward, 56, 61, 63, 112, 124 Ohlson, Richard, 61 O'Mara, William Robt., 61 O'Nea1. Kenneth, 61 Opal, Shirley, 61 Opitz, Sandra, 61 0'Rei11y, Michael, 61 Owens, John, 61 P Pador, Marie, 61 Painter, Robert David, 61 Palmer, Elayne, 61 - Parker, Charles, 61 Parrish, James, 61 Parshall, Robert, 61 Paskauskas, Joyce, 61 Paskausky, Betty, 56, 61, 63, 130 Pazereskis, John, 58, 61, 90, 91 Penttinen, Patricia, 61 P etersen , Dennis, 61, 104, 122, 136 Petersen, Karl Arthur, 61 Petersen, Neil, 56, 61, 115 Petersen, Paul, 61 Peterson, Harold, 61 Peterson, William, 61, 91, 123 Petitclair, Paul, 61, 121, 136 Petkus, Anthony, 61 Petruska, Leonard, 61 Phillips, Linda Mae, 61, 90 Phillips, Nikalos Geo., 61 Pickell, Ernest, 61, 84, 89, 94, 95 Pieper, Linda, 61 Pikalek, Paul, 61 Plaushines, Joyce, 61 Plodzien, Richard, 61 Polk, Ellen, 61, 89, 100, 103 Powell. Wayne, 61, 101 Powers, Larry, 61 Pruitt, James, 61 Puchlevic, Billy, 61 Puchlevic, Katherine, 61 Q Quigley, Charlotte, 61 R Ranta, Charles, 61, 84, 86, 95, 104 Reeves, Jean, 61, 88 Rigby, Roger, 61 Rigsby, Charles, 61 Riley, Daniel, 56, 61, 78, 79, 120, 121, 142 Riley, Michael, 61 Rizzo, Virginia, 61, 88 Roberts, Mary Ann, 61 Robinson, Judy, 61 Rodbro, Michael, 62, 90, 101, 120, 124 Rose, Shari, 62, 92, 131 Rowe, Joseph S. Cjayl, 62, 95 Russell, Donna, 61, 62, 63 Ryan, Judith, 62, 103, 106 Ryan, Kathie, 62 Rynearson, Garold, 62, 99 Rynearson, Irvin, 62, 99 S Sage, Sandra, 62, 91 St. Clare, Jacqueline, 62 Sams, William, 62 Samuelian, Samuel, 62, 90, 115, 121, 123 Sanders, Henry, 62, 93, 136, 138 Sanders, Louise, 62 Scheve, Don, 62 Schiek, Valerie, 62, 63 Schlegel, Donald, 62 Schlegel, Robert, 62 Schoenke, Thomas, 62, 112, 115, 121 Schulller, James, 62- 99 Scott, Bernice, 62 Scott, George, 62 Shafer, Sharon, 62 Shea, Marie Ann, 62 Sherwood, Everett, 62, 124 Shilling, Betty Ann, 62 Shimanek, Richard, 62 Shonfelt, Marsha, 56, 62, 96, 107, 136, 137 Sidlauskas, Carol, 62 Sisolak, Thomas, 62, 124 Sistler, Kenneth Dale, 62 Skalisius, Paul, 62 Skof, Joan, 62 Skold, Carol, 62, 130 Slazas, Eugene, 62 Slobe, Barbara, 62 Slocum, James, 62 Slovnik, Frank, 62 Smith, Brenda, 62, 93 Smith, Catherine, 62 Smith, James Walter, 62 Smith, Stanley, 62 Sorenson, David, 62 South, Shirley, 62 Sparks, Patricia, 62 Spice, Ginger, 62 Spielman, Philip, 62, 84, 104, 124 Springs, Mattie, 62 Stalcar, Ronald, 62 Stanimirovich, Millie, 62 Stasior, William, 62, 95, 124 Steffens, Gene, 62 Stickels, David, 62 Stone, John T., 62, 118 Stout, James, 62 Strazer, Robert, 63 Suggs, Ethel, 63 Sutherland, Jerry, 63 Swanson, Shirley, 63 Swedo, John, 63 Swihart, Lois, 63 Szucs, Sandra, 61, 63, 91, 103, 135 T Tasker, Ray, 63, 112, 118, 122 Taylor, James, 63, 95 Tennyson, Duane, 63 Ternovec, Janet, 63, 88 Terrill, Martha Jane, 63 Thomas, Rodger, 63 Thompson, Henry, 63, 94 Thomsen, Thomas, 63 Thurnell, Carole, 62, 63, 90, 91, 1 Tiernan, Patricia, 63 Toll, Thomas, 63 Torkelson, Joan, 63, 103 Torma, William, 63, 84, 85, 89 Totlis, Gus John, 63, 118 Treskow, Judy, 63 Tumer, Samuel, 63 Turnquist, Carl, 63, 124 Tannahill, James, 63 U Urbaitis, John, 63 Urh, Evelyn, 58, 63 Usa, Duane, 63, 124 V Valentincic, Donna, 63, 89 Van Heriseele, Donald, 63 Van Treeck, Ellamae, 63 Vaseloff, Dennis, 63, 112, 122 Vasquez, Everett, 63 Vayr, Secondino, 63 Verdi, James, 63, 112, 118 Verkest, William A., 63 Victoria, Diana, 63 W Wachowiak, Joseph, 63 Wallin, Jo Ann, 63 Walsh, Thomas, 63, 84, 86, 89 Walt, William, 63, 83, 118, 122 Wang, Benjamin, 63, 92, 104, 122 Ward, Bonnie Jean, 63 Warren, Jon Harold, 63, 122 Watkins. Richard, 63, 112 Webb, Edward, 63 Weber, Marjorie, 58, 63 Werho, Alan, 63 White, Charles, 63, 112, 120, 138 Whiteside, Robert, 63 Whitney, Anita, 63 Wiiki, Gloria, 56, 63, 93, 130, 138 Wilder, Marilyn, 63 Wilkerson, Peggy, 63 Willis, John, 63 Wolfe, Michael, 63 ' Wood, Peggy, 63 Worthington, Marvin, 63 Worthington, Roy, 63 Y Yaeger, Richard, 93 Yarbrough, Raymond, 63 Z Zadigian, Martin, 63, 137 Zaleck, Carol, 63, 103 Zelenick, Franklin, 63 Zemaitis, John, 63 Zierlein, Sue, 63, 98. 131 Zupan, Dolores, 63 Zupancic, Clinton Joseph, 63 Sfudenf ggnclex-15oPAomores A Abel, Jane, 64, 93, 94 Adamski, Patricia, 64 Aebly, Barbara, 64 Alfano, Robert, 64 Allen, James, 64, 123 Allen, Verne, 64, 84, 92 Anderson, Janet, 64 Anderson, Ned, 64, 95 Anderson, Wayne, 64 Angelos, Lawrence, 64 Anvick, Muriel, 64 Arehart, David, 64, 84, 93, 117 Arehart, Lois, 64 Arenas, Robert, 64, 114, 121, 123 Armstrong, Allen, 64, 93, 100, 101 Armstrong, Larry, 64 B Baird, Leonard, 64 Baker, William, 64, 84, 87, 114, 120 Bancroft, Edward, 64 173 Bartlett, Elizabeth, 64 Basovsky, Karen, 64 Bayer, Jimmie, 64 Behnke, Arthur, 64, 121 Belgrade, Albert, 64 Bell, Annette, 64 Bell, Antoinette, 64 Bell, Lee, 64, 85 Bena, Laura, 64, 93, 130 Benson, Sandra, 90, 96, 97 Benton, Allen, 64 Gregory , SfuJenf cgnclexe-1SoPAomores Biastock, Leland, 64, 84 Bielinski, Thomas, 64, 114, 120, 121, 123 Biere, Andrea, 64 Bigel, William, 64 Billberg, Karen, 64 Bils, Charles, 64, 121 Bixler, Beverly, 64, 90, 98, 130, 138 Blum, Berdine, 64, 90 Boettle, Victor, 64, 95 Bomkamp, Theodore, 64 Booth, Eileen, 64, 90, 103 Borg, Penny, 65 Bosnak, Nick, 65 Bourdeau, Edwin, 65 Boyer, Harry, 65 Brace. Fredrick, 65 Brennan, Thomas, 65, 114, 117, 122 Brewer, Thomas, 65 Brewington, Paul, 65 Brockson, Paul, 65, 85 Brotherton, James, 65 Bruchhauser, Phillip, 65, 104 Bruckner, Patricia, 65 Brumm, Daniel, 65, 100, 120, 121, 12 Brumund, Charon, 65, 90, 91 Bullock, James, 65 Burns, Carol, 65 Butkus, Janet, 65 Butkus, Jerry, 65 Butts, Beverly, 65 3 Cabell, Su ene Covance, 65, 112, 115 YK Callahan, Lucia, 65 Calvert, Larry, 65, 92, 104 Campbell, Joseph Lee, 65 Camp, Thomas, 65, 90 Campbell, Bruce, 65, 90 Cantley, John Wm., 65 Carber, William, 65 Carlson, Constance, 65 Carr, Phyllis, 65, 107 Cash, Patricia, 65, 103 Caulk, Lynn, 65, 94 Caya, Judy, 98 Caya, Mary, 65 Celesnik, Carol, 65 Cepon, Louis, 65, 92, 123 Chostner, James, 65 Christensen, Dan, 65, 84, 87, 120, 122 Christensen, Karl, 65 Christopherson, Judy, 65 Cizerle, Stanley, 65 Clark, Susan, 65 Clarke, Nancy, 65, 103 Clinton, Rosetta, 65 Clothier, Dean, 65, 88 Colby, Orville, 65 Cole, Elizabeth, 65 Cole, John, 65 Coleman. Sharon, 65 Cook, Donald, 65, 84 Corkern, Willis, 65 Cornell, Mike, 65, 93 Coroneos, Donald, 65 Coroneos, Donna, 65 Cote, Jane, 90 Craney, Annie Mae, 65 Crawford, William, 64, 65, 114, 120, 138 Curlee, Karen, 65, 90, 94, 103 Cusimano, Loretta, 65 Cutrer, Esther, 65 D Dahl, Yvonne, 65, 88 Danielson, Judy, 65, 88 Darrow, William, 65 Dart, Marion, 65, 94, 107 Davis, Gwendolyn, 65, 88 Davis, Judith Mae, 65 Davis, Richard Paul, 65 de Blauw, Jakob, 65, 92 Decker, Janice, 65 Delaney, Mary Alice, 65 DeLoof, Arnold, 65 Dembinsky, Darlene, 65, 92 Demkiw, Lubow, 65 DeRohan, Gail, 65, 81 DeThorne, Michael, 65, 92, 114, 118 Dever, Karen, 65 DiCastri, Robert, 65 Dickinson, Robert, 65, 114 Dixon, Barbara, 65, 98, 103 Dokmanus, Mary Ann, 65, 90 Dominic, Donald, 65, 104, 123 Donnelly, Michael, 65, 114 Donohue, Howard, 65 Downs, Janet, 65 Drinkwine, Charles, 65 Drinkwine, Dale Douglas, 65 Drobnick, Joseph Jay, 65, 117, 121 Duben, Joanne, 65 Dzieglewicz, Kathleen, 65 E Edholm, Richard, 65, 80, 120 Eisenhart, Nancy, 65 Eley, William, 65 Ellis, Sandra, 65 Ellis, Sharon, 65 Elmore, Joe, 65 Elsasser, Rosemary, 65, 84, 93 English, Ronald, 65, 85 Erickson, Frank, 65 Estes, Kenneth, 65 Evans, Melissa, 65, 107 Evans, Ronald, 65 Everett, Patricia, 65 Everroad, Joseph, 65, 114, 117 Ewig, Gerald, 65, 93 F Faraone, Linda, 65, 84 Fisher, Janice, 65, 93, 94 Fisher, Milton, 65 Flannigan, Kathleen, 65 Flurry, Joseph, 65 Flynn, Kathleen, 65, 90 Franklin, Lenora, 65 Franz, William, 65 Freeman, Roger, 65, 90 Freeman, William, 65 Freese, Philip, 65 Froelich, Fredrick, 65 Frost, Nancy, 65, 90, 94 Futch, John, 65, 123 G Gabrielsen, Mary, 65, 103, 131 Galinis, Charles, 65 Gallegos, Angelo, 65 Gannon, Ronelle, 65, 92 Gantt, Ann, 66 Gehrls, Kenneth, 66 Geier, Valerie, 66 Geisler, Marjorie, 66, 88, 90 Gentaras, Stanley, 66 Gephart, William, 66, 114, 122 Gerchar, Francis, 66 Gibbs, Carole, 66, 88 ' Gissibl, Gretchen, 66, 92 Clabowicz, Charles, 66, 114, 118, 122 Globis, Patricia, 66, 92 Goetz, Robert, 66, 92, 114, 124 Golwitzer, Jacquelyn, 66, 88 Gordon , Gossard , Kit Roger, 66, 117 Jeffrey, 66, 101, 121, Graham, Janice, 66 Graham, Graham, Grana, S Keith, 66 Roberta, 66, 88 ue Ellen, 66, 94 Gray, Don, 66 Greenblatt, Michael, 66 Mary Ann, 66 136 Grom, Charles, 66, 124 Grutzmacher, Patricia, 66, 90, 94, 103 Guerin, Michael, 66, 92, 121 Gustafson, Beverly, 66, 103 Gustafson, Harold, 66, 88 H Haapanen, Beatrice, 66 Haberski, George, 66 Haddon, Mary, 66 Hahn, Merilyn, 66, 90 Haines, James, 66 Hall, Douglas, 66 Hallen, Winifred, 66 Hamilton, Gerald, 66, 85 Hamilton, Lee Arthur, 66 Hampson, Kenneth, 66, 88 Hanna, Duane, 64, 66, 78, 79, 114, 120, 121 Harrall, Sandra, 66, 88, 93 Hartmann, Judy, 66 Hatfield, Roger, 66, 117, 123 Hathaway, Terry, 66, 84, 87 Hatley, Earl, 66 Hebeisen, Richard, 66 Hetfellinger, Steve, 66, 122 Hellquist, Carlene, 66, 88, 90 Hemmila, Karen, 66 Henderson, Joseph, 66, 114 Henkey, Sandra, 66, 92 Henriksen, Barbara, 66 Henry, Jacqueline, 66 Heppner, Betsy Ann, 66, 92, 97 Herbert, Linda, 66, 98 Herner, Robert, 66, 84, 87 Herring, James, 66 Herrmann, Mary, 66 Herrmann, William, 66, 84, 124 Higgins, Carol Lee, 66, 103 Hoigaard, Sharon, 66 Hokkanen, Rita, 66 Holland, Ronald, 66, 117 Hollender, Frederick, 66, 92, 114, 122 Hollmann, LeRoy, 66, 84, 86, 93, 104 Holloway, James, 66 Holt, William, 66 Hood, Edward, 66 Hopkins, Joseph, 66, 118, 121 Horton, Gerald, 66 Howell, Willard, 66 Hoyer, Kenneth, 66, 121 Hribar, Mary Ann, 66 Hudson, Albert, 66, 93, 94 Huesing, Larry, 66, 84 Hughes, John, 66 Hunt, Dixie Lee, 66 Hunt, Kenneth, 66, 88, 90 Hunter, Willie, 66 Hutch, Doris Jean, 66 1 Ikan, Ronald, 66, 84, 92, 95 Iles, Barbara, 66 Ingoglia, Angelene, 66 Ingoglia, Jean Marie, 66 Irwin, Edwin, 66 J Jackson, Thee, 66 Jamnik, Margaret, 66, 93 Janson, Linda, 66, 94, 103 Jarc, Franoes Marion, 66, 80, 92, 94, 103 Jeffers, Bonnie, 66 Jensen, Judith, 66 Jesse, John, 66, 84 Johannesen, Mildred, 67, 98 Johnson, Daryl, 67, 117 174 Johnson, Isaiah, 67, 114, 118, 122 Johnson, Nancy Marie, 67, 94 Johnson, Willie, 67, 114, 121 Jones, Ernest Lee, 67 Jones, James Stanley, 67, 114 Jorgensen, Howard, 67 K Keefe, Sharon, 67, 90 Keeley, Sandra, 67, 90 Kennedy, Michael, 64, 67, 121, 138 Kennedy, Robert, 67 King, Hettie, 67 Kinnunen, James, 67 Kinnunen, Margaret, 67 Kirchmeyer, William, 67, 85 Kirkpatrick, Louise, 67, 88- Klapp, PCEKY. 67, 131 Kleinert, James, 67 Knodel, Donald, 67, 114 Knox, Ralph, 67 Knutel, Ronald, 67 Koehn, Judith, 67, 88 Koshkarian, Vaughn, 64, 67, 78, 122, 142 Koy. Kenneth, 67, 98, 114 Kozlecar, Lorraine, 67, 90 Krieger, Thomas, 67 Krogman, Marion, 67 Kuehnle, John, 67, 122 I Kuhar, Judy, 67, 90, 103 Kulmala, Barbara, 67, 93, 103 Kutzler, Judy, 67, 103 Kutzler, Kathleen, 67 Kyndberg, Roy, 66, 67, 78, 79, 92, L Labus, Dan, 67, 114, 117, 122 Lackner, Mariio, 67, 90 Lake, Steve, 67, 84, 104, 122 Larken, Richard, 67, 118 Lauret, Kent, 67, 85, 93, 124 Lawson, Frank, 67 Legler, Margie, 67, 92 Lemen, David, 67, 90 Lendrates, Dorothy, 67 Lennarson, Fredric, 67, 92 Lerche, Allan, 114, 117, 122 Lewis, Fred, 67 Lewis, Gerald, 67 Lietzke, James, 67, 92, 104 Limp, Jack, 67, 85 Lind, Carol, 67, 98 Litz, Dennis, 67 Lopez, John, 67 Louchunas, Mary. 67. 93, 131 Loy, Roger Dennis, 67, 104 Luosa, Mary, 67. 90 Lutter, David, 67, 118 Lux. George, 67, 118. 123 Lytikainen, Joanne, 67, 93 M LaBarbera, Ralph, 67 Machia, Joyce, 67 Macken, Richard, 67, 85, 93 Maikranz, Glen, 67, 114 Maki, Roger Arthur, 67 Maldonado, Seratin, 67 Manninen, Eleanor, 67, 88 Marchant, Franklin, 67, 114, 121 Marfia, JoAnne, 67 Markoutsis, Anthony, 67 Marr, Barbara, 67, 90 Marsh, Judith, 67, 92, 103 Marshment, Charles. 67, 122, 123 Masterson, James, 67 Mateus, Mark, 67 Mathis, Duane, 67 McAu1y, Philip, 67 McDaniel, Donna, 67 McKim, Robert, 67 McKinley, Ray, 67 McNear, Mary Lou, 67, 92 Mears, Jeffrey Paul, 67 Melander, Kurt, 67, 88 Mercado, Rebecca, 67 Mercado. Richard, 67 , 85 Merlo. Frank, 67 Merrill, Dale, 67 Merville, Joanne, 67 Meslow, George, 66, 67, 81, 84, 124, 143 Meyers. Lawrence, 67 Michael, George, 67, 92, 104. 121,' Mihevc, David, 67, 90, 117, 124 Mihevc, Edward, 67 Mihevc. Ronald, 67 Miks, Eleanor, 67, 90 Miller, Dexter, 67, 84, 114, 117 Miller, Edward, 67 Miller, Judy, 67, 94, 98 Miller, Shirley, 67 Miller, Thomas, 67 Mills. Robert, 67, 114, 120 Mitrikeff, Victor, 67, 121 Mjelde, Nancy, 67 Moe, Sandra, 67 Mohn, Walter, 67, 121 Molinaro, Donna, 67 Moore, Barbara Jean, 67 Moore, Carolyn, 67 Moore, William, 67, 114, 121 Morgan, John, M., 67 Morris, Joan, 67 Moult. Wendy, 67 Mouritsen, Robert, 67, 81, 90, 104 79, 100, 114, 114,120,l24,141 87, 93, 94, 104, Mule, Robert, 67, 84, 87, 104, 120, 123 Mulroney, James, 67, 122 Murphy, James, 67, 84, 117, 122 118, Sfudenf sgnalex-+1.goPAoi'nores Murtha, Diane, 67, 131 Murtha, Michael, 67 Muschewske, Robert, 67, 84 N Naden, Marcia, 67, 93, 103, 131 Nauta, Linda, 67, 90, 94 Petersen, Larry, 68, 92 Peterson, Bernard, 68 Peterson, Debra, 68, 103 Peterson, Irene, 68, 107 Peterson, Judith, 68 Peterson, Ralph, 68 Petitclair, Ronald, 68, 114 Needham, Lynn, 67, 103 Neff, Terry, 67, 84 Nelson, Victor, 67 Nemetz, Robert, 68, 121 Nichols, George, 68 Nielsen, Judith, 68 Niemi, Lorraine, 68 Niemi, Ralph, 68 Nixon Richard 6 114 116 1 . ' . 3. . . 12 Noble, Douglas, 68 Norbutas, Robert, 68, 114, 118, 122 Nordby, Helen, 68, 92 Nordgren, Nancy, 68, 94 Normark, Irene, 64, 68. 93. 103, 138 Novak, James, 68 Nuuttila, Ann, 68, 93, 94, 103, 131 O Oakley, Charles, 68, 118 Oberlin. Shirley, 68 Ogrin, Sandra, 64, 68. 94, 107 O'Hara,, Judith, 68, 90, 103 Olivares, Elvira Rose, 68 Olivares, Mary Martha, 68 Oliver, Laurie, 68, 100, 103 O'mara, Mary Frances, 68 Opal, William, 68 Orbank, Karl, 68 Osman, Sally, 68, 94 . Osterberg, Carl, 68, 88, 104, 121 Ostrander, Donald, 64, 68, 114 P Padilla, Helena, 68 Palazzotto, Frank, 68, 122 Palzet, Michael Jas., 68 Parham, Julia, 68 Parker, Diane, 68, 90 , Parker, Robert Earl. 68 Paskaukas, Julia, 68 Patock, George, 68, 99 Pecaro, Bemard, 68, 114, 121 Pencak, Walter Chas., 68 Penny, Madeline, 68 Penttinen, Dale, 68, 121 Penttinen, Lee, 68 Perez, Emma, 68 Perez, William, 68, 114, 118, 121 Perkins, Patricia, 68 Pertunen, Wayne, 68, 104 Peternel, Carol, 68, 92, 130 Petersen, Berndt, 68 Pinkous, Joseph, 68 Pitts. William, 68, 114 Podboy, Denise, 68 Polk, Marjorie, 68, 84 Pott, John, 68 Pottala, Terry, 68, 90, 117 Potter, Harold, 68, 92, 94, 104 Powell, Dan, 68, 94 Q Quigley, Sharon, 68, 94, 107 R Rasmussen, Marilyn, 68 Rasmussen, Rita, 68, 90 Rause, Tom, 68, 94, 114, 124 Raymond, Fern, 68 Reibig, Beverly, 68 Rhyan, Jeffrey, 68 Richmond, Judith, 68 Rickard, Joanne, 68. 90 Riebe, Judith, 68, 90 Robenson, James Melford, 68, 94, 114, 117, 121 Rodriguez, Daniel, 68 Roettgen, Judy, 68 Rompasky, Dennis, 68 Roth. Paula, 68, 93, 94 Romford, Gail, 68, 98, 131 Rutherford, Betty, 68 Ryan, Richard Geo., 64, 68, 90, 94 S Salmi, Elizabeth, 68 Salstrom, Janet, 68, 93 Salzman, Donna, 68, 88 Sams, Donald, 68 Sand, Kenneth, 68, 84, 86, 114 Sander, Shirley, 68, 92, 103 Sanderlin, Gene, 68, 90, 118, 121 Sapienza. Joseph, 68, 114, 118, 121 Sarsha, Kenneth, 64, 68, 123 , Schad, Patricia, 68, 94 Schaefer, Judith, 68, 88 Scheerens, James, 68, 104 Schlemmer, Suzanne, 69, 93 Schmidt, Nancy, 69, 88 Schmidt. William, 69, 92 Schooley, Jay, 69 Schueneman, Michael, 69, 114, 121 Schuman, Marlyn, 69 Schuring, Kenneth, 69, 114 Sczygielski, Walter, 69, 98, 121 Sebenik, Paul, 69, 104 Seeber, Clinton, 69, 84, 93. 114, 122 Selenak, Dennis, 69 Sengenberger, Karen, 69. 90 Setterlund, Burton, 69, 117, 121 Shafer, Margaret, 69, 90 Shea. George, 69. 114, 120, 121 Sherer, Ralph, 69, 84, 117 Sherwood, Lloyd, 69 Shook, Darrell, 69, 114, 117 Shorman, Donald, 69 Sidlauskas, Robert, 69 Simpson, Gertrude, 69 Sirvidas, Robert, 69, 117 Sisolak, Martin, 69. 93, 114. 120 Sjogren, Robert, 69. 114, 117, 121 Sjostrom, Donna, 69 Skvarce, Gloria, 69, 93, 94, 103 Smith, Barbara Mae, 69 Smith, Evelyn, 69 Smith, Judith, 69 Smith, Todd, 69, 91 Smrtnik, Robert, 64, 69, 114, 117, 124 Soderman, John Edward, 69, 114 Sojer, Arlene, 69, 90, 107 Sondee, Carolyn, 69, 88. 93, 131 Sorenson, Donna, 69, 90, 103 Sossentino, Ross Anthony, 69, 114 Sorvari, Keith, 69, 88, 123 Spaulding, Norma, 69 Spencer, Delores, 69 Staats, Gordon, 69, 104, 123 Stanimirovich, Mike, 69 Stanley, Tyler fRaymondJ, 69 Stark, Joyce, 69, 90 Stirling, John, 69, 114, 124 Stites, Raymond, 69, 121 Stoll, Roberta, 66, 69, 94 Stone. William, 69 Stonelake, Roger, 69, 92 Strand, Nancy, 69. 88, 93, 103 Stump, Sandra, 69 Styles, Donald Lee, 69 Suggs, Charles, 69, 114, 117 Sulak, Linda, 69 Sutinis, Bernard, 64, 69, 124 Swanson, Richard, 69, 118 Sweda, Fred, 69, 124 Sylverster, Michael, 69, 90, 124 T Tabbert, Nancy, 69 Talcott, Judith, 69 Tarnowske, Reta, 69 Taylor, Ellis, 69 Temaner. Sandra, 69, 90 Terlap, Jack, 69, 114 Thomas, Nathaniel, 69 Thomas, Robert Jas, 69, 93, 104, 114 Thompson, Beverly, 69, 90 Tipton, Sandra, 69 Tock, Raymond, 69, 94, 104 Toika, Robert, 69 Tompkins, Karen, 69, 97, 103 Tracy, Mary, 69 Tromblee, Charles, 69, 118 Trongale, Judith, 69, 88 Tstinic, James, 69 Tucker, Albert, 64, 69, 114, 118, 122 Turman, Callie, 69 Turner, lsaiah, 69, 118, 123 Turpin, Anthony, 69 V Van Bergen, Kenneth, 69, 114, 117 Varsek. Duane. 69 Vayr, Lucia, 69 Veith, Caml Ann, 69 W Walker, Robert. 69 Wallace, Julia Ann, 69 Wallis, Linda, 67 Walsh, James, 69, 81, 84 Ware, Rufus, 69, 117 Warren, John Lester, 69 Watkins, Pamela, 69, 103 Waud. Charles, 69, 92, 114, 120, 122 Welch, Nancy, 69 Wendt, Donna Donovan, 69 Wheeler, Wallis Jeanne, 69 White, Janis, 69, 94 Whittenberger, Daniel J.. 69, 114, 118 Williams, Jay, 69, 103, 107 Williams. Laura, 69, 103, 107 Wilson, Carole, 69, 131 Wilson, Steve, 64, 69, 98, 114, 118 Winton, Barbara, 69, 88, 103 Witek, Roy, 69 ' Wong, Edward, 69 Wooldridge, JoAnn, 69, 88, 92, 94, 107 Worth, Mary, 69 Worthington, Charles, 69 Wright, Charles Robert, 69 Wright, Doris, 69 Y Young, Nanette, 69, 131 Young, William, 69, 104, 121 Yukna, Janice, 69, 90 Z Zaugra, John, 69, 114, 121, 123 Zeithaml. David, 69 Zens, Anthony, 112, 118, 121 Zinn, W. Glen, 69, 81. 84, 104, 123 Zupancic, Lawrence, 69, 117 Zupec, Paul, 69 fsfualenf xgmlex- res men . A Abrahamson, Jo Ann, 70, 103 Alderin, Gary, 70 Alexander, Willie Frances, 70 Ambrogio, Barbara, 70 Ambrose, Ronald, 70, 92, 117 Anderfuren, Joyce, 70 Anderson, Glen. 70. 123 Anderson, LeRoy, 70 Anderson, Susan, 70 Andrzejewski, James, 70 Anselm, Michael, 70 Anthony, Douglas Alan: 70, 99 Anthony, Edward, 70 Armstrong, Dennis, 70 Armstrong, Sandra, 70 B Baker, Mary Ellen, 70, 84 Baker, Yvonne, 70 Balmes, Joseph, 70 Balmes, Robert, 70, 114 Balmes, Stephen, 70, 92 Banis. Peter. 70, 120, 123 Bames, Robbie Patricia, 70 Bassett, David, 70 Bauby, Lynne, 70, 93, 103 Baurle, Judith, 70, 131 Beaubien, Mark, 70, 90 Beck, Thomas, 70, 114 Becker. Marilyn. 70. 92. 131, 138 Becklian, Robert, 70 Behnke, David, 70 Behnke, Marcia, 70, 93, 98, 103, 138 Behringer, Robert, 71 Belmont, Samuel, 71 Bennett, Darryl, 71, 114 Bennett, Thomas, 71 Bentivegna, John, 71, 134 Berg, William, 71, 114, 117 Bergling, Charlene, 71 Biastock, Dennis, 71, 81, 84 Bittermann, Karla, 71, 92 Blackstone, Pauline, 71 Bobb, Everett, 71 Bohm, Kathleen, 71 Bonebrake, Jose h Wm., 71, 85, 93 Botsfoni, Gary, 71, 114, 120 Bouma, Richard, 71 Box, Dorothy, 71 Box, Ellis, 71 Braden, Donna, 71, 130 Brauck, Sandra, 71 Braun, Michael, 71, 120 Breger, Lynn, 71 Brickner, Charlotte, 71 Britz. Gretchen, 71 Brnot, Beatrice, 71 Broadway, James, 71 Brooks, Bonnie, 71, 90, 91 Brown, John, 71 Brown, Luerine, 71 Brown, Nancy Lee, 71 Brown, Virginia, 71 Brunette, Patricia, 71, 131 Bubb, Carol, 71 Budrun, Bonnie, 71 Burba. Anthony. 71 Burgess, Glenn, 71, 114 Burke, Susan, 71 Burkes, David, 71 Burris, Ruth, 71 Burton. Donald, 71 C Campbell, Gloria, 71 Campbell, James, 71, 99 Campbell, Sharon, 71, 93, 98 Cankar, Douglas, 71 Cansler, Thaddeus, 71 Carvis, Sandra, 71, 131 Casper, Joseph, 70, 71, 120 Cassidy,'Michael, 71 Caswell, Calvin, 71 Cavanaugh, Judith, 71, 93 Caya, Nancy, 71 Celesnik, Bonnie, 71 Chamerick, Kathleen, 71 Chappell, Sharon, 71 Chase, Gary, 71, 114 Chess, Joseph, 71, 114, 117 Chism. William R., 71 Chostner, Charles, 71, 90 Christensen, Ronald, 71, 114, 117 Christian, Gerald, 71, 91 Cisneroz, Raymond, 71 Claggett, Darlene, 71 Clark, Betty, 71 Clark. Robert Gerald, 71 Cohn, Sally, 71 Collins, Bette, 71, 92 Conzelman, James, 71, 114 Cooper, Ronald, 71, 95 Corn, Donald, 71 Cotten, Herbert, 71, 123 Cowfer, Joseph, 71 Crosson, Jo Ann, 71, 138 Cunningham, Judith, 71 Curley, Gerald, 71 Cyganek, Audrey, 70, 71 Cypcar, Betty, 71, 93, 103 D Dailey, Nellie Marie, 71 Danielson, Delbert, 71 Davis, Judy Ann, 71 Daydif, Karen, 71, 92 Debevec, Anthony. 71 Decker. Diana, 71 Deinlein, Gregory, 71, 92 Del Conte, Lewis, 71 Dennis, Jay, 71 Denson, Lucille, 71 De Rohan, William, 71, 81 Dever, John, 71 Dial, Roger, 71 Di Castri, Virginia, 71 Dieck. Daniel, 71 Dillow, Judy, 71, 103 Diver, Jelfrey. 71, 84 Dolan, Patricia, 71, 90 Douglas, Anthony, 71 Draws. Maria, 71 Drennen, Thomas, 71 Drew, Bernard, 71, 114 Dubs, Ronald, 71, 117 Duescher, Barbara, 71, 92, 130 Durkin, Diane, 71, 92, 103 E Early, Betty, 71 Eca, Kenneth, 71 Edwards, Constance, 71 Ehemann, Phillip. 71, 85 Ehnert, George, 71, 85 Ekkela, Lorraine, 71 Elliott, Carol, 71 Elliott, Jane, 71, 90, 103 Emmrich, Raymond, 71 175 England, Edward, 71, 114 Etchell, Lawrence, 71, 114 Eustace, Carol, 71 Ewald, Ruth, 70, 71, 79 F Farrell, Janice, 71, 92, 103 Farris, Fidencio, 71 Felton, Barbara, 71 Ferguson, Phyllis, 71 Fernandez, Margaret, 71, 90 Fincher, Patricia, 71 Fink, Marjorie, 71, 130 Fischer. Dennis, 71, 117 Fisel, David, 72, 114 Flannigan, Charles, 72 Flessner, Jack, 72 Fons, Martha, 72 Foster, Charles, 72. 85 Foster, Jerry, 72 Fout, Carol, 72 Fraatz, Phyllis, 72, 103 Franklin, Andrew, 72 Fratus, Fred, 72, 90 Fredsbo, Thomas, 72 Freese. Mary. 72 Friedman, Norbert, 72, 114, 117 Friedman, Richard, 72 Froehlich, Janet, 72 Fulkerson, Barry. 72 Funderburg, Berlin, 72 G Gadsby, Paula, 72, 103 Gaede, David, 72 Gamberale, Edward, 72, 85 Gantt, Donna, 72 Geib, Glenn, 72 Genewich, John, 72, 114, 117 Genunzio, Bruce, 72 Georgakopoulas, Niki, 72 Geryol, Andrew, 72, 90, 91 Geske, Lynn, 72, 131 Gilroy, Paul, 72, 114 Goetz, Phyllis, 72 Goldman, Barbara, 72 Gordon, Nancy, 72 Graham, Ethel, 72 Greenfield, Frank, 72 Griffin, Gwendolyn, 72 Grogan, Dale, 72, 114 Gould, Jean, 72 Gust, Daniel, 72 Guy, Bonnie Sue, 72 H Haag, Melvin, 72 Hagen, Georgia, 72, 103, 131 Hagerty, Carol, 72, 98 Hallman, Caryl, 72, 117 Hamann. Sandra, 72 Hamil. Gerald, 72 Hamilton. Sheron, 72 Hangebrauck, John, 72 Hank. Clarence, 72 Hankins, Andrew, 72, 117 Hanlin, Jack, 72, 95, 125 Hanlon. Joanne, 72 Hanlon, Theodore, 72 Hansen. Thomas LeRoy, 72 Harju, Marlynn, 72 Harris, Marva, 72 Harrison. Maple, 72, 90 Hartke, Carol, 72, 92 Harvey. Carla, 72 Haymaker. Phillip, 72, 117 Haynes. Claudia, 72 Heaphy, David, 72 Heinrich, Arnie, 72, 93 Helman, Christine, 72 Herberger, Kenneth, 72 Hershman, Richard, 70, 72 Hewson. Katherine, 72 Hicks. Emanuel, 72 Hill. Lucille, 72 Hinks. Richard, 72 Hironimus, Carole, 72 Hirsch. Peter, 72, 90, 98 Hodge. Gail, 72, 93 Sfudenf gqnclex- res Hodnik, Susan, 72, 93, 101, 131 Hogan, Elaine, 72, 90 Holcomb, Rebecca, 72 Holland, July, 72 Holland, Martha, 72, 93 Hollenback, Donna, 72 Hollender, Arthur, 72, 114 Holt. David, 72, 85 Hood. William. 72 Hook. Craig, 72 Hovton. Gregory, 72, 95 Hopkins, Charles, 72 Horton, William, 72 Howells, Richard, 72 Howlett. Frederick, 72 Hribar. Lucille, 72 Hughes, Thomas, 72 Hull, George, 72, 114 I Iwanski, James, 72 J Jackson, Betty, 72, 131 Jacobs. Robert, 72 Jakolat, Albert, 70, 72, 84, 87 Jarc, Frank Robert, 72, 114 Jarvis, Terry, 72 Jasper, Jacqueline, 72 Jenels, Carol, 72 Jenkins, Robert, 72 Jewett. Jay, 72 Johnson, Betty, 72 Johnson, Jack, 72, 92 Johnson, Stephen, 72 Jones, Barbara, 72, 138 Joslun, Tom, 72 Juslin, Susan, 72 K Kaddatz, Sandra, 72, 92 Kaiz, Marjorie, 72, 92, 130 Kamholz, Margaret, 72 Kane, John, 72, 114 Kantola, Duwayne, 72 Kappell, Steven, 72, 93 Kekhofer, Dorothy, 72 Kelly, Frances, 72 Kennedy, James, 72, 114 Kenneth, Janet, 72 Keys, Cleveland, 72 Khardian, Aram, 72 Kharitonolf, Catherine, 72 Kilponen, Robert, 72, 120 Kinder, David, 72. 114 Kinder. Janice, 73 King, Sharon, 73 Klapak, Dianne, 73, 92 Klein, Mark, 73 Klem, John, 73, 118 Klimek, Ronald, 73 Knowles, Evelyn, 73 Koehmstedt, Larry, 73 Kolens, Carole, 73, 90 Koncan, Barry, 73 Kraft. Robert, M., 73 Kranz, Linda, 78 Kremesec, Judith, 70, 73 Krick, Paul, 73, 120 Krueger, Herbert, 73, 114, 117 Krumrey, Barbara, 73, 90 Krumrey, Karen, 73, 138 Kuhar, Elizabeth, 73, 131 Kurz, Mary, 73, 93 Kusmierski, Sandra, 73 L LaChance, Raymond, 73 Ladd, Norris, 73 Lamb, Raymond, 73 ,92 Lampinen, Richard, 73, 117 Lauraitis, Joseph, 73 Laural, Patricia, 73, 131 Lauret, Barbara, 73, 92 Lawler, Michael, 73, 114, 118 Layton, Rhue Grace, 70, 73, 92 Leafblad, Ronnie, 70, 73, 78, 79, 114, 117 LeMieux, David, 73, 93 Lennarson, John H., 73, 114, 117 Leonaitis. Susan, 73 Lewis, Nancy Lee, 73 Liebert, Frederick, 73 Linderholm, Helen, 73 Lindquist, Judy Ann, 73, 103 Lindsey, Ellastine, 73 Lingen, Linda, 73 Lippert, Gerold Max, 73, 114, 118 Long, Theodore, 73 Longley, Gerald, 73 Lumpkin, Bertine Anne, 73 Lundeen, Rosemary, 73 Lundholm, Maryann, 73 Lundstrom, Wayne, 73 Lux. Lois, 73 Lynch, James, 73 Lytikainen, Nancy, 73, 93, 98 M Macaitis, Janet, 73 Macrowski, Chester, 73 Maguire, Jo Anne, 73 ' Mahone, Arthur. 73, 114 Makela, David, 73, 98 Maki, Kathleen, 73 Makinen, Terry, 73, S4 Malek, Carolyn, 73 Malmstrom, Allen, 73, 120 Manning, J. G., 73 Marcelain, Bette, 73 Martens, Ann, 70, 73 Martin, Martin , JoAnne, 73 Martin, Dolores Jane, 73 Maria, 73 Mason, Joyce, 73 Mason, Mason, Neal, 73, 114 Pamela, 73 Matayosian, William, 73 Mathieson, Billy, 73 Matthews, Norma, 73 Mauritz, Armin, 73, 92, 118 May, Henry, 73 May, Larry, 73 Mayhall, Linda, 73 Mazrin, Richard, 73 Mazrin, Rosemary, 73 McCasland, Doris, 73 McCaster, James, 73 McCormack, James, 73, 114 McEwen, Paula, 73 McFarland, George, 73 McGraw, Bennie, 73 McKer1ie, Myra, 73 McLellan, Emmett, 73, 114, 117 McLellan, Myrtle, 73 McMahon, Melody, 73, 90 McMullen, Warren, 73, 90, 104 McMullen, William, 73, 90, 104 McNeely, Shirley, 73 Medina. Rebecca, 73 Mejia. Reuben, 73 Melville, George, 73, 84, 87, 114, 117 Menduno, Sharon Lee, 73 Merlock, Stanley, 73, 117 Meyer, Peggy, 73, 98 Meyer, Robert S., 73 Miller, Joyce, 73 Miller. Linda, 73 Mills, Patricia, 73 Miloshevich, Draza. 73 Miltimore, Jerry, 73 Miner, Tom, 73 Mitchell, Kenneth, 73 Mitchen, Joel, 73, 95 Mitchell. Alice, 73, 85 Mitrikeff. Marsha, 73 Mixon. Bonnie, 73 Moeckler, Arthur, 73, 92 Moore. Charles, 73, 92 Morris, John, 73, 120 Morris, Karen, 73 Morton, John, 73, 120, 123 Mose, Richard, 73 Mosow, Jay, 70, 73, 114 Mulder, Jerry, 73, 92 Mulholland, Kathleen, 73 Musich, Joseph, 73 Myrant, George, 73 N Nagode. Judith, 73 Nauta, Kenneth, 73, 84 Niemi, Ann, 74 Niemi, Russell, 74 Norell, John, 74 Nottingham, Margaret, 74 Novak, Carol, 74 O Oberman, Harvey, 74 Ochs, Barbara, 74 ' Ofenloch, Charles, 74, 84, 87, 114 Ofenloch, Lois, 74 OHare, Colin, 74 Ohnsmann, Christel, 74 Olivares, Alice Marie, 74 Oliver, Jeffery, 74 Olsen, Ellen, 74, 93, 98 Olson, William Harold, 74, 120 Olson, Guy, 74, 117 Olson, Marilyn, 74 O'Mara, Virginia, 74 Opitz, Johnny, 74 Owens, Nancy, 70, 74, 90 P Painter, James, 74, 114 Palucius, Leo, 74 Palzet, Nina, 74 Panza. William, 74 Parker, Karren, 74 Parker. Katherine, 74 Paski, David, 74 Pate, James, 74 Peddicord, Robert, 74 Pekkarinen, Douglas, 74, 114 Perkins, Richard, 74, 114, 118 Peterson, Jerilyn, 74 Peterson, Richard, 74 Peterson, Valerie, 74 Petranek, Stephen, 74 Petruska, Norbert, 74 Pfeiffer. Marcia, 74 Phillips, Alex, 74, 118 Phillips, Calinos, 74, 92, 114 Phillips, Gregory, 74 Phillips, Linda Gayle, 74 Pierce. Ronald, 74, 85 Pietschman, Cary, 74 Pilibosian, Sylvia, 74, 140 Pizzala. Gene, 74 Platz. Richard, 70, 74, 92, 117 Plesnjak, Carol, 74 Proctor, James, 74 Prorok, Patricia, 74, 90, 91 R Raeside, Connie, 74 Ralph, Steven, 74, 114 Ramstadt, Caryl Rae, 74, 84 Rasmussen, James, 74, 90 Rawn, Virginia, 74, 90 Raymond, Ardia, 74 Redding, Gordon, 74, 114, 120 Redding, Patricia, 74 Redmond, Sandra, 74 Reid, Carole, 74 Reid, John, 74 Renwick, Deborah, 74 Richardson, Gene, 74 Richerson, Eddie, 74 Ricks, Glenn, 74 Riley, Barbara, 74 Rist, Gary, 70, 74 Rivett. Suzanne, 74, 93 Robertson, Spencer, 74 Robinson, James Edward, 74, 114, 118 Rodbro, Bruce, 74 Roder, Mary, 74 , Rodriguez, Genevieve, 74 Rodriguez, Manuel, 74 Roettgen, Patricia, 74 Roknich, Donna, 74 Rompella, Edward, 74, 95, 98, 114 Rompella, Frank, 74 Ross, Don, 74' Roy, Richard, 74 Ruffalo, Marilyn, 74 Rukstales, Vin Marie, 74 Rummel, John, 74, 114 Runnerstrom, Ryan, 74 Russell. Bruce, 74, 114 Ryan, Linda, 74 Rynearson, Donald, 74 S Sage, Donald, 74, 114 Sahagian, John, 74, 114, 118 Sainio, Dennis, 74 Salmi, Judy, 74 Saltzberg, Zara, 74, 103 Sandretto, Robert, 74, 85, 95 Savage, John, 74 Sayre, Arthur, 74 Schiek. Judith, 74 Schleffendorf, Nancy, 74 Schmitz, Carol, 70, 74, 92 Schrank, Edward, 74, 117 Schroeder, Barbara, 74 Schumacher, William, 74, 114 Schwery, Patricia, 74, 103 Searing, Daniel, 74, 93 Seibt, Heline, 74 Seppala. Maila, 74 Setterlund, Kenneth, 74 Shaner, Ronald, 74 Sherwood, Carol, 74 Shreve, Judy, 74 Simcic, Mildred, 74 Simon, Claudette, 74 Simon, Claudia, 74 Singer, Patricia, 70, 74, 88 Sirvidas, Hester, 74 Sirvidas, Valerie, 74, 131 Sitzenstock, Carl, 74 Slack, Steve, 74, 90 Slazas. Richard, 74 Smith, C. Ryan, 74 Smith, Darla, 74 Smith, Lana, 74 Smith, Robert, 75, 85 Smith, Vivian, 75 Snaukstas, Bruno, 75, 99 Snider, Russell, 75 Somers, Ronald, 75 Sonnenberg, Suzanne, 75 Sooley, Roy, 75 Sorensen, Robert, 75 Sparks, Gerald, 75 Spaulding, Gaylord, 75, 114 176 men Spielman, Carol, 75, 93 Springs, Freddie, 75, 118 Spurling, Kathleen, 75, 91 Staben, William, 75 Stackhouse, Herbert, 75, 114, 118 Stanley, Frances, 75 Stairs, Terry, 75 Stanley, Sharon Lee, 75 Stanulis, Theodore, 75 Staples, Marjorie Ann, 75 Starcevic, Anthony, 75 Stark, Jeri, 75, 138 Stephens, Robert, 75 Stevens, Carol, 75, 93, 103 Stevens, John, 70, 75, 92 Stevens. Lois, 75, 95, 103 Stine, Thomas, 75 Stodola, Dennis, 75 Stolarik, Barbara, 75 Strazer, Elenore. 75 Strohm, Vicki, 75 Stucker. Robert, 75 Suggs, Brenda, 75 Sullivan, Patrick, 75 Suwak, Richard, 75, 81 Svehla, Jerome, 75 Swanson, Larry, 75 Swanson, Lee, 75 Swanson, Richard, 75, 121 Swarat, Roger, 75, 92 T Tahtinen, Lorraine, 75 Talley, James, 75 Talso, Patrick, 75 Tanner, Edrine, 75 Tanski, Marua, 75 Tate, Gary, 75, 118 Tatro, Bernard, 75 Taylor, Georgia, 75 Tennyson, Timothy, 75 Tesch, Allen, 75 Thacker, Karren, 75 Theis, Robert, 75 Thomas, Patricia, 75 Thomas, Robert Gerald, 75 Thompson, Michael, 75 Thyne, Michael, 75 Tillman, Joyce, 75 Tilton, Judith Sandra, 70, 75, 92 Tobin, Paul, 75 Toledo. Ivette, 75 Toll, William, 75, 117 Torres, Donna, 75 Towne, Sharon, 75 Traynor, Carol, 75, 138 Triller, Dolores, 75 True. Roberta, 75 Trusky, Dale, 75, 84, 87 Turman, Marlene, 75, 93, 98 Twentyman, Deanne, 75, 93, 103 V Valentincic, Carol, 75 Vandervere, Mark, 75, 114 Van Hoogen, Marylou, 75 Van Hoogen, Nancy, 75 Van Skaik, Margaret, 75 Varsek. Larry, 75 Vaseloff, Nancy, 75 Vasilius, Elizabeth, 75 Vaughn, Ernest, 75 Vendetti, John, 75 Verdi. Constance, 75 Vig, Jeanne, 70, 75 Vignieri, Carol, 75 Vincent, Charles, 75 Vitkus, Nancy, 75 Voss, Vernon, 75 W Wachowiak, Jerry, 75 Wagner, Michaelene, 75 Walker, Patsy, 75 Walther, Bruce, 75 Ward, Gerald, 75, 114 Weidman, Robert, 75 Weisman, Roland, 75 Welch, William, 75 Wells, James, 75 Wendler, Carl, 75 Westcott, Virginia, 75 Willerton, James, 75, 95 Wilson, Dale, 70, 75, 117 Wilson, Maxine, 75 Winston, Gail, 75 Winters, Carole, 75, 92 Wirtala, Corene, 75 Witikka, Daniel Todd, 75 Witt, Ronald, 75 Wong, Betty, 75, 98 Wong, Mary, 75 Woodman, Robert, 75 Wooldridge, Kent, 70, 75, 114, 11 Wortham, Carol, 75 Wrona, Ronald, 75, 92 Y Yesland, Daniel, 75, 123 Young, James, 75, 114 Yukus, Daniel, 75 Z Zack, Andrew, 75, 92 Zaugra, Arlene, 75 Zelesnik, Stanley, 70, 75, 114, 117 Zigowski, Mary, 75 Zilisch, Christi, 75 Zimmerman, Richard, 75 Zupancic, Eleanor, 75 Kwwf.:::'.,gm . ex, f ,f .., ffm- 1 . Jr,-X.,1. 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