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Administration ART STAFF Beverly Baxter, ,..,...,.,. ,.,.. ....... ,........ C 0 -art editor .loan Givler ....... ......... C o-art editor Rita Gilson ..... .............. A ssistant ASSISTANTS Joanne- lin-ntz ...... ...,....,.,............... ......... A 1 'tivities Eleanor Larson ..,. ..... .... .... A c t ivitiea Carol Hyman .... ......... A ctivities Elaine Stahl .,.. .......,. . Typist Kay Morey ........ ., ..,., Typist BUSINESS STAFF Doree Farley .,..............,....,..................,....... Business Manager Elinor Sinesu... ,....... .Assistant Manager Crave Ross ...,.,.... ......... A dvertising Manager Carol Hyman ......,..,.. ........... C irvulation Manager Donna Ridge ....,........,.,. ......,..., D istrihution Manager Barbara Blackwood .....,.. .............., , ............ S ecrelary Barbara Morey ............. ......... T reasurer Janine Knapp .,.....,..,.. .......... R em-order Dorothy Rive ,.,.. ..,......... ..... ..,.,......,..... ....,..... R 1 2 1 'order ASSISTANTS Marlene Anderson, Mary Heitkotter, Marilmelle Porter, Dianne Ridge, Jane Podolak, Mart-ia Rievkman, Joyve Siegmund, Elaine Stahl, Joanne Krenta. ADVISERS Mrs. Imogx-nr S1nith...4f ....................,... ....,..... E ditorial Mr. Hugo Peterson .,.....,,. ................,. R usiness Mr. lllarenve Bluhaum ..,. ...,...,. P hotography Min H1-ln-na Sane-r v,.,.,... ...........,............A A rl PRINTER Midwa-st Printers, Aurora, Illinois ENGRAVER Lake- Shore Photo-engraving, fhivago PHOTOGRAPHY Walinger Studio, Chivago, Illinoi6'!Student Photographers 1 1 Ili 1 .M n N kiln N 4 u X' K xl-x A K 1 v ilifj v' I K x ff X I xxlf X N J 1 ........,, q m,,.,r---..,, k u 6 X -n.....,,-,x......-1'--' '! --...,.- KX ...... .... . N.: l'. 'K v...,k, xl XWXXX va U L, i 112' .ff-W , up f .4-s....... ...Na- ...a....K ,. . 5 2,77 0 SWVQWW5 F!W W X WEN' 'ENV m mazS i jx' 4 Vol. 39 S 1951 CONTENTS THE YEARS EVENTS D Spcalxing of Iicturcs ........ ......... 4 RUS Goes Io .......,............................... ......... I 00 NATIONAL HUNUII SOCIETY ADM IN ISTRATIUN Supcrintcnllont ol' Scllools .... ...... I I Principal ......,.......................... ...... I I Scliool Boartl ...................... ...... I I Aclniinistrativc Council ....... .. 9 Parent-Tcaclicr Association .. 9 Faculty .......,.,..,................... ..... I 0 Office Assistants ......... ...... I 3 lVlaintcnancc Stall' ....... ...... I 3 Cafctcria .............. . ...... I3 CLASSES Svniors 16 ,I uniors ...... 34 Sopllolnorcs ..... 38 Frcslnncn ...... 43 SPORTS Football ........ ...... 5 0 Basketball ....... ...... 5 8 Track .....,...... ...... f 14 Tennis ....... ...... 6 6 Coll' ..................... ...... I m7 Intramurals ...................... ...... I x8 Girls' Atlilctic Association ...... T0 ACTIVITIES Stnflont Council ....... ...... 7 -I Clnlis ......... .......... ..... 7 6 MUSIC Urcllcstra ,.,....................,.. ..... 9 2 ,lunior A Cappclla Clloir .. .. .. 93 A Cappella Clioir .......... ..... 9 4 I roslnnan Clcc Clulns .. ..... 98 Banll ,........... .............. ....... I I I0 THEATER Class Play ....... ......... l 04 Clioir Show ..... 97 PATRONS 5, F 2 S, A . Il wx 1 f fI yum if'-'s .n is x j?L,,.,L M if Nm? 5 f-4- N 4 A if in '25 H. K X S .TS 51: 2 , 5 I . i- S if sz- 0 X X' fm W Q vi, , ws if Q9I'f'x or S a si as M f ,S Q i an 5 3 'gf saw iv' i Twi ., A ' 'GA' x --A. QI' Q 1 5 fy y K S ' os CONGRATULATES... Robert Albrecht Janice Allen Benjamin A lschuler Donald Anderson David Binford Anne Cockfield Edward Fisher Rita Gilson Joan Gifvler Ann Graham Williarn Grove Gretchen Hartman Mary Heitkotter Pge7 Carol Hyman Joanne Krentz Eleanor Larson Jack Lindstrom, Marshall Novick Dorothy Pride Olga Ouackenbush Dorothy Rice Elinor Sines Marilyn Smith Glennette Tilley Leonard Zettel IIUNIIENIHMIUN .gist , 4 w iYilf i 1' WAYNE E. MQCLEERY, superintendent of the Vvest Aurora Sr-hools. FRED C. McDAV1D, West Higlfs principal. Mi'lllll?fS of tln- 1950-51 Vfcst Side Svhool Board, District 129, are ahown in sebsion. Scatvflz R. E. Thorp, J. A. Binford, T. H. Mrliev, J. T. Matthews - president., C. L. Valentine. Standing: J. M. Spa-uve, W. M. Wlillett, Supl. Wi. lf. fVIc'Clvery, Wi. I.. johnson, H. F. Wvilliams, aiul ll. B. Petvrs. Pane 8 -llRl i'ml1lll Nlli. 'lll'iYl'ili km-ps a !VZlll'lll'lll oyo on fulurz- 1ll'ill.lHIll1'Il as tllvy lalnor ovcr ilu-ir ilramings. llUl'lCl lil, llUNllfNl KKICRS pravlirc vuliuary arts unllvr guillanvc of Miss llvnrlrivlss. lxlflil' YUUR EYES on thc vopy, kids! Wir. lilllllillllll is right lu-llind you. Josvplx V. Axvlson, TVI. .L Pl'0llll'llli of llc-Illovraoy Varsity Baskvtlrall, Golf A Clulv lllarvnvo Bluluaum, M. .-X. Li0llllllt'I'1'lill Camera Club EUS Pliotograplly Harolcl .l. lilll'kIlllllll, ll. X. ,xlll4'l'l1'ilIl History llrixvr Training Rifle- lilulr Corinne Clark. VI. A. Pllysival Efluc-ation Girls' Sports lllulx. 1,.A..X. Wvarrn-n A. Fells. ll. S. Instrumental Music Frosh-Soph Music Appreciation Club Le-slu' L. Gov, li. E. Printing Grapllio Arts lfluln N APPLE FOI Reatln-l M. Biol:-fvltlt, H. lirl. C0llllllt'I'1'l2ll Assistant Connna-rrial Cluln Hn-nrivtta Brown. M. A. Malllenlativs Juniors l,I'kllllilll1'S lfluln W. l'. Hurrkhar1l, ll. ,L llc-ne-ral Shop Assisldlll Frosh-Sopll Footlrall Vfoonl anil Mvlal lllulv lVle-rry Coffey, M. A. Spanish. l rvn1'l1 Moilorn I.ilIlf!,ll3glf lllulu I Class l ldj 5 ., . .. Cliarlvs ill. Friday B. lfcl. Mathclnativs Assistant Varsity Footlrall Frnsli-Sopll Basketball, Travk A Clulu Harrivl L. Cranlly, M. A Matlu-lnatics, English Sopllolnoru Drama Clulr PHE TEACHER it k o lluy K. Grant, M. Ed. Svicnvv, l'Tln'4-trivia-ills' lflulr l...ul 1.. llZll.4'llI'l1'llll'l', li. X. xllllll1'llllllll'f4, S1'll'Il1'4' Sl'll'll1'l' tllulv Xguc-s He-mlrivlcs, Nl. .-X. lllbllll' l'i4'onouli1's llonu- l i1'1lll0lllll'S llluln Junior lie-nl Cross Nl airy 'l'. Holly. A. lfnglifll llurol4l l . Nle-yn-r. 'Vl. A. llrufting You-ulionul Hlulr lltlllillll L, l'uul, M. A. Cum-ral Svicncc, lllwluislry T1-nnis Mary Cro:-nawalt, A. B. Lilvrurizln Simi fl. ll2lll.NRll'r0lI, Nl. Nl. lillornl llrnups Jr.-Sr. Musiv .Mvprz-riulion lflulr llolwrt li. H1-rgq-I, lf. Eil. S1'l1'lll't'., Pllysirul I'i4llll'ilIl0Il lfrofll-Sopll lluakvllbull, lfoollrull Tran-li, NA Lluln Iilllllhi' Lum-. M. A. English l'iI'4'rlllllLlIl llrzuna lflulr C. J. Nl'lll'Fglll, li. A. V8 orl4l Iliflory l ,t'lllll0 llllil .l. P42104-, ll. S. S1'l1'lN'l! Truvn-l Club NX0lll.ll-HE llliflllill.-NNlVl'S ltilSlll0ll artistic' rumah-l'pin-4-1-5 wllila- Vlin Szuu-r looks on 'I'lfMl'0R.-NNY I,lll.L in priul Sllilp awlixity. What na-xt, Mr. Cue? HIIURRY WITH 'l'll.X'l' ropyg wnfu loads morn- work to llllln Mr. l,1'l1'l'h0ll aulmonihlu-s Ili, ol'l'i4'4- przlvliro girls. THE SERENE QUlE.T of the library Stroudie takes advantage ol' the atmosphere. CAl l'AlN CLARK LINES up her forces. Wil-KN THAT Al'RlLl.E The seniors at in- tent study on Cllkillt'Ul'. Hugo W. Peterson, M. A. Commereial, Comptroller Commervial Club Lydia B. Raymond, B. Ph. Social Studies Assistant Fr. Drama Club Oleda Hislow, A. B. English, Drama Senior Drama Club lmogene H. Smith B. Ed. English, Journalism EOS, Red and Blue Lew Stephens, M. S. Ameriean History Physieal Eduvation Frosh-Soph Football Travk Helen L. Wood, M. A. English .leanita Peterson, B. A. Latin Latin Club A. C. Ridinger, M. A. Dean of Boysg Assistant Principal Student Council. Boys' Club Helena M. Sauer, M. A. Art, Paint Pot Club EOS Art Adviser Vlildred Spangler, M. A. Commereial Assistant Sophomore Drama Club Marian Wintmvring- ham, li. S. Dean of Girls' English Girls' Club, Big Sisters Kenneth Vt. Zimmerman, B. S. llireetor of Athleties Physieal lfduvation HA Club, Gym Club YOU'RE SC ' s 3 Q 3 F JNDERSTA DING Ruth W'ic-ner, R. NH Svhool Nurse Cathvrine Kvlly, S4-rrn-tary to Prinvipall, R1-ginrar. Home Nursing He-len Leigh, Svvre-tary to Board of Edin-ation Mary Mvifridc, Se-vrvtary to Superin- In-mlvnt. Etta Rosa, Asaislant Se-vrelary to Prinvipal Marie Klein, HUNGRY STUDENTS LINE up to lam- c-uiainary rlN'l'iiliiil'h of W. .N topflight f'00kS. MEN OF MANY tasks are Vlfcst Higlfs hard-working janitnrs - - Mr Massa-4' and Mr. Lukv. afyk.. Ar llll... W, -D '. lx O x BOB ALBRECHT There is always one leader by whieh others are judged. A Club: 2. Band: l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball: 1, Jr. Class Pres. Football: l, 2, 3, Red and Blue: . Seienre Club: Tres. . Student Couneil: 2, 3, Pres. 4.Tra1'k l, 2. 3, 4. Sr. Class Play. 4 4 JANICE ALLEN A tour-b of genius. Big Sisters: 4. Drama Club: 1, 2. IL.A.A.: l, 2, 3. Jr. Red Cross: 1, 2, 3, Ser. 4. Pep Club: 4. Red 81 Blue: Mana- ging Ed. 4. Travel Club: 4. East High, Au- rora: l. MARY ALLEN Blade 'Vlagief' cl0lllIllt!l'l'li'll Club: 3, 4. Madonna High Sehool: 1. MAXINE ALLCOOD H99-44f1o4m pure. Band: 2, 3. Camera Club: l, 2. Drama Club: 3. Music Appre- ciation Club: 4. Cirls' Glee Club: l. Jr. A- Cappella Choir: 2, 4. WHEN ALSCHULER The mark of su1'eess. A Club: 4. Band: l. Basketball Mgr.: 2, 3. Er. Class See. Jr. Class V-Pres. Football Mgr.: 3. Intramurals: 3. Latin Club: 3. Red 81 Blue: Sports Ed. 4. Golf: 2, 3. 4. Sr. Class Play. DON ANDERSON You 4-an put your von- fidenee in Andy. A Club: 2, 3, 4. Band: l, 2, 3, 4. Bas- ketball: l, 2, 3, 4. Camera Club: 1. Fr. Class Pres. Sr. Class Pres. Football: l, 2, 3. Golf: 3, 4. Red 81 Blue: Sports Ed. 4. Student Couneil: l, 4. Traek: l, 2. SLEEP Nll MIIHE! MAIFBHH Illll DON ANDERSON, as elass president ably guided the seniors through the many aetivities of their last year at West High. MARLENE ANDERSON Light-hearted. iQ.A.A.Z l, 2, 3, Drama Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Rep.: 4. Girls' Clee Club: 1. Jr. A- Capella Choir: 2, 3. Pep Club: 4. Jr. Class Play. DENNIS BARTHOLOMEW For tops in fun. Camera Club: 1, 2. ln tramurals: 1, 2, 3, 4 M o d e rn Language Club: 3, -l. BEVERLY BAXTEF Enduring Artistry EUS: Co-Art Ed. Girls' Clee Club: Paint Pot Club: l, I 4. Tres. 3. IN lHl SENIUHS' Sllll. EDNA IHCATUS DON ISECKER Fun fillt-ll Tln- choice of artists lrls' Sports Club: l. A Cappclla Choir: 5, l'r1-5. 4. llovs' Cla-c Club: Paint l'ot Club: 1, l. S1-c. 3. Rifle: Club: CHARLES BENSON Famous Flame liaskctball: 2, 3, 4. Mo- elcrn Languagc Club: 2, 3. Track: 2. East High School, Aurora: l, 2. : l Q SECOND IN THE commaml of hcnior govcrn mcnt war xi:-c-prcsimlcnt Carlos King JIM BIEVER Star performer A Club: 3, V. Pres. 4. Band: l, 2, 3, 4. Bas- ketball: 2, 3, 4. Camera Club: l. Football: 3, 4. Rifle Club: 2. Student Council: 4. Track: 2. DAVE IHNFORD Super Chief A Club: 2. Il, 4. Rue- kctball: l, 2, 3, Capt. 4. Fr. Class V. Pros. Foot- ball: l. Library Club: 2. Student Council: 1, 3, 4. Tennis: l, 2, 3, Capt. 4. BARBARA IILACKWOOD Natural poise Fr. Class Trcas. ICOS: llusincss Stuff Scc. 4. G.A.A.: l, 2, 3. Girls' Clcc Club l. 3. Home liconomics Club: 4. Stu- elcnt Council: 2 .Travel Club: Pres. 2. TOM llLAlR Cowl for convm-rsation lloys' Club Svc.: 4. Soph. Class Svc. Jr. Red Cross Rcp.: l. lntra- murals: l, 2, 3, -l. Ras- lu-tball Mgr.: l. Rifle Club: l, 2. Track: 1, Il. 'l'ravcl Club: 3, 4. ll AZEI. ISOLTIE Lively flavor Commercial Club: Sec. 4. Drama Club: 2, 3. Homo Economics Club: l. PHILLIP BOYD Worth knowing Intramurals: 3. Morgan Park High School, Chi- cago: 1, 2. RON BRALEY Handsome value A Club: 4. Football: 4. Boys' Club Trcas.: 4. Track: 4. Oakwood High School, Dayton, Ohio: l, 2, 3. RANNY RRICHHR Top flight A Clllb: 2, 3, 4. Band: I, 2. 3. 4. llasket- ball: 1,2. 3. 4. Camera Club: 1. Golf: 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4. Studcnt Council: 4. DUN HUl.l.EY On top of the world Drama Club: Rifle- Club: 2. Science Club: 4. St. Jobns' M. A.: l. SYLVIA BURKLAND Cay as spring A Capps-lla Choir: 3, 4. Big Sisters: 4. Drama Club: l. 2, 4. V-Pres. 3. G.A.A.: l, 2. Sports Mgr. 3, Sec.-Y--Treas. 4. Jr. A Cappella Choir: 2. Jr. Red Cross Rcp.: 3. Pop Club: 4. RUTH CARLSUN Singing witb joy ,K Cappclla Cboir: 2. 3, 4. Drama Club: 2. Girls' Clec Club: 1. Music -Xpprcciation llll 1 HUB CHRISTUPHERSEN Instant - cvere-ady Camera Club: l. ln- door Track Mgr.: 1. Rifle Club: 2. Voca- tional Club: 4. AS CLASS SECRETARY, Frcada Pattcrson wrote the class records and correspondence DAVID lILAYl'00l. NURMA CLEWTELL ANNE COCKFIELD Uwllerever wllccls turn nEscrything for tbc Smart Maid or propcllcrs spin .X Cappella Choir: 3, l. Jr. A Cappella Choir: 2. Rim Club: 1, 2. Scicncc Club: 4. Stu- dent Council: 3. Travel Club: 3. theatre Drama Club: 2, 3, 4. lL.A.A.: l. Home lico- nonlics Club: l. Pep Club: 4. Jr. Class Play. Sr. Class Play. Drama Club: Treas. Rig Sisters: 4. Came: Club: 2. EUS: Class E- -lm li.l'x.A.2 1. 2, 3, l'cp Club: 4. Red 1 Hluc: News Ed. Science Club: 4. Travt Club: Girls' Clu Rep: l. Girls' Clu Board: 4. NICLLIIC CDl'l' lfli.-XNK CDSENTINO l rom uxpcricnvc lfluat naturally 4-onn-s faith rolorl'ul atin Club: 1, S4-4-. 2, .lr. A Cappt-lla Choir: rogram Chairman 3. l. l'll'lll'l7 Club: -1. Gym lub: l. JOHN DAHNEY 'EA good man to know lianllz l, 2, 3. Cunurru Club: l. Paint Pot Club -1. Truck: 2. Travel Club: 2, 3. K lxl'il'il'lNlQ lflNANlIES out of the- rt-fl was the 1-l'l'i4'in-nt vlan tra-asure-r Paul Stvlnwurt. HOB DARLINC 'Trash Viewpoints -K Cappella Choir: 3,4-. lloy's Cla-cr Club Pres. l. Gym Club: l. Cllccr- le-znlvr: l. Jr. A Cupol- la Choir: 2. Rifles Club: l. 2, 3. S1-it-m-0 Club: 1. Sturlont Counvil: l. 'l'lA DAVENPORT As wostorn as tlur Notting sun X Cuppullu Croir: 3,4. Drama Club: 2 .Cirls' Club He-p.:3. Jr. A Cap- pvlla Clloir:2. l'1'p Club bl. Rn-tl 81 liluv: 11-. Tru- vn-l Club: 3.4. Lincoln lligll, l.inc'oln. Nebras- ka: l. MARILYN DAVIS 'Wvorlcs ull around tllc 1'lo1'lC ll0IllIlll'l'l'iill Club: fl, 4. Drama Club: l, 2. G.A. X.: I, 2, 3. 4. lntra- murals: l. Library Club .i. DAVE DONKLE l00fY0 Dupcnqlabilityn llaml: l, 2, V-Pres. 3, Pros, 4. Jr. Rell Cross lie-p: l, 2. 3, ll-. Latin Club: l, V-l'res. 2. Svie-lim: Club: 3, 4. Stu- mln-nt Council: 4. Track: 2. Jr. Class Play. Sr. Clan Play. HDI! DOUGLAS l'lDe-pm-ml on Douglas Hoya' Ulm: Club: 1. Craplniu Arts Club: 2, Il, l'rt-5. -1-. Gym Club: l, ll. Stuelunt Council: 1. V6 oo4l 81 Nlotal Club: l. .IDANN DRAKE Constantly doing things better Drama Club: 2, 3, 4. EDS: 4. G.A.A.: 3. 4. Pep Club: 4. Jr. Class Play. Sr. Class Play. Potter School, Tuscon, Arizona: l. CML EBY llistinelive Quality EUS: 4. Girls' Club Rep: 4. Pep Club: 4. Red 81 Blue 4. Travel Club See. 4. Spring- field High Sehool, Springfield, lllinois: l, ., -5 RUDERICK ELLIS Mun of distinction Boys' Club Board: 4. Sr. Class Board. Latin Club: l'res. 3. Red Sl Blue: 4. Sei:-nec Club: 4. Tennis: l, 2. 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. Sr. Class l'l:n. ,IXNIC ETVIENY llil'fereul as snow- flakes llrama Club: 2, 3. C. L-N.: l. 2. 3, 4. Cirls' Sports Club: l. .lr. A- Cappella Choir: 2, 3. l'cp Club: 4. Sei:-nee Club: 4. .l.-NNICIC ETVIENY Double the fun Jr. A Cappella Choir: 2. 3. C..-MA.: l, 2, 3, 4. Tran-l Club: 3. Seieuee Club: 4. Drama Club: l. 2. Pep Club: 4. B l 1 B l llC'l l'lC l'lNl HCR l.iu- action Soph. Class Treas. Foot- ball: 2. lutramurals: I, 2. 3. 4. llaiut Pol Club: Y-l'res. 4. Seienee Club: I. ZZ. 3. 'l'rzu'k: 2. ICIIXNXRIP l'iBHAR'l' X good Companion Band: l. 2. 3, 4. Cam- era Club: 4. lnlra- murals: l. 2, 3. 4. Rifle Club: l. 2. Travel Club: 3. CLASS BOARD MEMBERS lloug. Hull Ranny Brieher. Robby Ellis, ai lratxieu Hartman -4 baeked the offiter tIll0l' ,'10YCl'IIllll'lll. DORRE FARLEY sLl,l'l Hlll Cirlv llrama Club: l, 2. 3. EUS: Business Mgr. 4. C.A.A.: l, 2, 3, 4. lQirl's Clue Club: l. Pep Club: 4. Red 84 Blue: -l-. Seienee Club: 4. Soph. Class Board: 2. ED FISHER First and finest in the field A Cappella Choir: 3. 4. Football: 3, 4. Jr. A- Cappella Choir: 2. Jr. Red Cross: 3. Pres. 4. Rifle Club: 2. Seienee Club: 3. V-Pres. 4. Traek: 2, 3, 4. Shaker Heights High Sehool, Shaker Heights, Ohio: l. 2. M... E' RHESA GATES Laughing at gray slcivsn A Cappella Choir: 3. 4. Camera Club: 2. Girls' Club Rep. 2. Girls' Glue Club: l. Home Erono- mirs Club: 1. Jr. A Cappella Choir: 2. fVloder'n Language Club: 4. Musiv Appre- ciation Club: 3. Pep Club: 4. RITA CILSON A bright note for a dreary day Camera Club: 2. Soph. Class Board. Drama Club: 1. EOS: Art Staff, 4. G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3. Gym Club: 1, 2. Paint Pot Club: 3. Pep Club: 4. Red 81 Blue: 4. Sci- vnve Club: 4. UNDP RST XNIJING, vm-rgvtiv, prudent, and tntlxu ld tu 'VI ss Raymond, guiding light of JOAN GIVLER Yours for fun and fashion Big Sisters: 4. Camera Club: 2. Jr. Class Ser. Drama Club: l. EOS: Co-Art Ed. 4. G.A.A.: 1, 2, 14, 4. Girls' Club Rep: l. Gym Club: l, 2. l'aint Pot Club: 3. Pop Club: 4. Red 81 lllur-: 4. Srienvo Club: 1. Sr. Class Play. ANN GRAHAM So good for lllo youngstn-rs X Cappella Choir: 2, 3, L Hand: l. 2, 3, 4. Dra- ma Club: l, 2, 3, 4. EOS: 4. G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3. Girls' Glen- Club: l. Pop Club: 4. Red 81 liluv: 4. BILL GROVE lf it's Grove's it's go! to be- good. Moda-rn Language Club: l, 2, 3, Pres. 4. Studi-nt Couna-il: 2, 4. Sr. Class Play. MARTHA GUNTERM AN St-rvne and lovely llrama Club: 2, 3, 4. Girls' Glen Club: l. Home l'i1'onomia-s Club: l. DEAN GUZEMAN Challenge to vllampions A Club: 2, 3. 4. Bas- ketball: l, 2, 3. Soph. Class Pres. Football: 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4. lntramur- als: 1, 4, Student Coun- 1-il: l, 2, 3, 4. Track: l, 2, 3, 4. CULLEEN HALE Thu voice with a smile llrama Club: 2. C.A.A.: l. Girls' Club Rep.: 4-. Girls' Glen: Club 1. Jr. A Cappella Choir: 4. Paint Pot Club: Pres. 4. Student Council: 4. l'HYLl.lS HANSON 'Wlusie' at its lies! A Capps-lla Clmir: 2, Sa-v. 3, l'rf's. 4. llig Sis- le-rs: 4. Came-ra Clulv: 2. llrauua Club: Sec. 3. Cirls' Cluln Board: 4. 1'irl Vln l'lul1 l' . s' ,--. : rcs. l. l.alin Clulrz l. Musim' lppre-riatiml Clulr: 4. 4ll'4'llt'hlI'ilZ l. Sllllllflll 4Ioum'il: l. Il. 4. l'IlDNXfXRll IIART 'l'lu' Hart of Aurora lfemtlrall: l. lnlramur- als: l. 2. li. 4. Student Council: 4. Vfwntional Cluln: l'ra-s. 4. lll7 KNF ll.'Kll'l'lVlAN Wan of avtinnn llaml: l. ZZ. 3, 4. Calu- vra Cluln: l. Cyn: Cluln: ,, . . . l. .. 1. Rlllv Llulv: 2, 3. 4. CHlC'l'CHlCN ll-XRTMAN .-Kiuling l1i,1z,ll Rig Sisters: 4. Sr. Class lloarll. Slullenl Coun- rilz 4. Drama Club: 3. EUS: 4. TVIo1le-rn Langu- agv Cluln: 4. Rod XI Blur: fl. Managing Ed., Ed. in Cllie-lA 4. Jr. llvp Clulr: 4. Class Play. Sr. Class Play. Madonna Higll Srlmol: l, 2. ll KH ll .KR X H -KUSER Simply Grand llauu-ra Clulr: 2. Coln- IlH'I'l'lill lllulr: 3, 4. llllflx HEIJLUNIJ l'owvr pa1'lceIl lfootlrallz l. 2, 3, 4. Cyn: Clulr: 2. Intra- murals: l. 2, 3, 4. Rifla' lfllllvi l. 2, 3. Science Cluln: 4. Track: l, 2. IPR. lll1l.l.l'.Y Xl,Xlxl'.h ,lark fVlorrls squlrm 1 lu- a4lminist4-rs Tl! slmt. VI-HEY Hi'Ii'l'lxUT'l'FR 'DONALD --I, mu. ,lwlmg on Hl'.l.llENliERC silu-r Champion spark X Cappella Choir: 2, 3, HX Clulr: Ii. 4. lfuot- Sw-. 1. Big Sisn-rs: 4. lnall: l, 2. lntramurals: Calm-ra Clulr: 2. Drama 2, 3, 4. Rifln- Clulr: l. 2. Clulr: l. lillb: 4. CA. Trac-lc: l. 2. 3. 4. .-X. l. 2. Early Winn-r Mgr. 3. Point Sw. 4. Cirls' Clulr l're-s.: 4. . . , . , Clrls Llulv Rep.: Z. llirls' Ulm- Clulr: l. J lrp Clulr: 4. Rell K Blur: 4. S4'lf'lII'0 Clulr: 4. Student Counvil: 4. IJUUCLAS HILL Equal to vvvry 01'1'asion X Clulr: 4. Boy Cluln V. Prvs.: 4. Sup Class Y. l'r4-s. Sr. Cla lioarfl. lntramurals: 2. 3. Jr. Rell Cro llm-ll.: l. lVl1Nlf'I'Il Lang age- Clulr: l. 2, Trea 3. Rm-nl Nz llluv: 4. SU 4lc-nt Counvilc 4. Travli l, 2. 3, 4. .lr. Class l'la Sr. Class l'lay. MARTY HOCUE lnhurricd pcrlicction' ode-rn Language nb: 2. Rcal 81 lfluc: Ncws Ed. 4. S4'll'lll'Q uh: 3, 4. 1 PECCY HOLLAND High Efficicne-y C o tn tn c r c i al Club: Tre-af. 4. llatavia High School: l, 2. 3. KAREN HUTCHISON Happy as a lark li.A.A.: 1. Girls' Cleo Club: 1. Intramurals: 1, 2. Paint Pot Club: 1, 2, fi. OHATOR HON BRALEY shows the speech class how it's done. CAROL HYMAN Pnrc Pop Dig Sistcrs: -l. Chccr- lcadcr: l, Capt. 2. 3, 4. Drama Club: l. KOS: Ass'l. A rlivilica Ed., Circulation Mgr. al-. C. A.A.: l, 2. Girls' Clcc Club: l. Cyn: Club: l. Modc rn Language Club: 2, 3, 4. Rcd 81 llluc: R1-cordcr -1-. Jr. Class Play. MERLE JENSEN Stn-ngth of Cibralta-r A Club: 3, 11-. llaskct- ball: l. Doys' Club Rep.: 2. Elcctricians' Club: l. l o0tball: 1, 2, Cl, 4. Cym Club: 3. ln- lratnurals: l. 2, 3. Track: l, 2, 3. JEAN ANN JOHNSON Quality plus Cirls' Club Hcp.: 4. Modcrn Language Club: Sec. 4. Music Ap- preciation Club: 3. DAVID JoNES Man of good judge- mcnt Jr. lied Cross.: licp. 1, 2, 3. Latin Club: l, 2. Sciuncc Club: Il, 4. Slu- dent Council: 2. Jr. Class Play. Sr. Class Play. BERNADETTE KILLIAN Quality tclls Commercial Club: 3, V. Pres. 4. Home Econo- mics Club: 1, V. Pres. 2. CARLOS KING Utmost reliability A Cappella Choir: 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club: l. Sr. Class V. Pres. Gym Club: l, 2, -l-. Latin Club: l, 2. Scicncc Club: 4. Travcl Club: 3. Sr. Class Play. NANCY KLINE Small and precious .K Cappe-lla Choir: 3, 4. llraum Club: 1. 2. Cirlh' Clue Club: l. Jr. A Capps-lla Choir: 2. R1-el 8: llluv: 3, City Eel. 4. Sl'l1'lll't' Club: 4. Trina-l Club: 3. JANICE KNAPP 'Wlzlgziv llllXl'I'.' liig Siflvrs: -1-. Chvcr- l1-zulvr: 2. llflllllil Club: 2, 3. L l'rm-5. l. EUS: R4-1-orllvr Al. Student llllllllflll l. 4. UJLA.: . ,. . , l. 2. he-0. ln-ua. 3. lrvs. 4. l.ibrzu'y Club: 2. l'c-p Club: -1. JIMNNPI KRENTZ Quality that vom- mzuuls r4-fpv4't .K lluppt-lla Choir: 2. 3, l. Tre-uf. 3. V. l'rvs. fl-. liig Sian-rf: llllillflllllll 1. Slbllll, Clan lluaral. EUS: Ks!! fM'tivit'ics lml. -l. l...'X.'K.: l, l'ull Sportf Nlgr. 2. 3. 4. V. l'r4-5. Uirlf' Club: 4. llirla' Club Rvp. l. 3. Girls' Cla-4' Club: l. 1lirl'a Sport- Club: l. Latin Club: 2. Pup Club: 1. Re-el 81 Blue-: City lid. -l. Stude-nt Couuril: 4. Travel Club: 3. 4. Sr. Class Play. 4. lCl.l'l-XNUR IARSON Has no n-quad X Cupp:-lla Cboir: 2, 3. L Band: l. 2, 3, 4. Big Sian-ra: 4. Sopb. Class Board. Drama Club: l. I ' ' K' 3 l rm. 2. H052 Asst ,Kvtixitiva Ed. 4. U.A.A.: l, 2. 3. Cirlk Club Tre-us.: 4. 1Qirl's Clw- Club: l. Jr. RQ-el Cross Ro-p.: 4. Musia' Apprv- rialion Club: 3. Urvluw- tru: l. 3. 4. Pa-p Club: -L l:1'll 81 liluv: Cu-Adv. Eel. 3. Fel in Chiu-I: fl. Slllll1'lll Counc-il: 2. 1. Truu-l Club: Pram. 4. Sr. Clan Play. bl. IMI. LIICSER li4- lluppy-gn lurkyn K Club: 4. N Cup- pc-llal Clmir: 2. 3. -1. Buys' Ulm' Club: l. l ootbull: l. 2. 3. ln- lrumurulf: 2. 3. l. 'rl'il- u-l Club: IZ. NX mul K Vle-tall Club: l. .lktllx l.lNllS'l'ROM lin-at lor Sport .. u . . . 1 X Llub: Z. 3. l'r4-5. L linhkcllvall: l. 2, 3. lr. Clash llouwl. EUS: Sport, liil. 4. lfootballz l. 2. 3. bl. lnlrauuurals: l. 2. 3. 4. Latin Club: Pr:-5. l. Studvnt Coun- ril: I. 2. 3. -l. Trac-k: I l. 1.. 3. HUB Ma-CREA JANE M1-DUWEIL Mr, l rie-ndly ln the spotlight ntl: l, 2, 3, 4, Foot- Drama Club: l, 2. all: l. Gym Club: l, Sri:-ru-e Club: 4. Tra- 3. Intramurals: l, 2, vt-I Club: 3. 4, Rifle Club: 2. 3, Wood 81 Metal Club: ANN MARLOWE Something to be proud of Drama Club: 4. Mor- gan Park High Svhool Chivago. l. 2, 3. Ml'i'lllll'lRS OF thc' sm-V1-nth hour vlwniistry 1-lass try bard to ks-cp the-ir minds on the pro- blvms for tht- day. WAYNE MARTIN Mainliner El:-rtririans' Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. Football: l, 3, 4. Intramurals: l, 2, 3, 4. Gym Club: 1. JUEI. MASUR Strong favorite UA Club: 3, Sec. 4. A- Cappt-lla Choir: 2, 3. Boys' Glu- Club: l. Football: 1, 2, 3. 4. In- tramurals: 3. Wood 81 Mvtal Club: 2. JUAN MATYAS Super Smooth Jr. Cluss Board. Drama Club: 1. EOS: Admin- istration Ed. 4. G.A.A.: l. Girls' Glue Club: 1. Jr. Red Cross Rep: l, 2, 3. TVIodn-rn Language Club: 2. 3, lf. Rod 8: lllus-: 1. Jr. Claus- Play. FRANCES MEADE Make-s warm friends Drama Club: 3, 4. G.- .-LA.: l. Girls' Sports Club: l. 2. Intramurals: l. VIRGINIA MIIBACIIER 'lhlels a bright note liig Sisters: -1-. Camera Club: V. Pres. 2. Jr. Class lloard. Drama Club: l. G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3. Girls' Club Board: -L Girls' Club Rep.: 2. Girls' Glu- Club: 1. Pt-p Club: 4. Svicnve Club: 4. Stud:-nt Coun- ril: 1. Trave-I Club: 3. lllCT'I'Y MOORE Sw-4-t as sunnnc-r Band: 1. 2, 3, Svv. 4. Drama Club: 2. Home I'l1'0Illl.llll1'h Club: l. Musir Appre-1-iation Club: 3, l'rn-s. 4. Or- vhe-stra: 3. Pop Club: 4. Stullvnt Counvil: 4. BARBARA YIUREY tif Topnlost Choieeu EUS: 4. Girls' Club Rep: 4. Jr. Red Cross: 3. Travel Club: 3. 4. KAY 'VIURICY Af mueh fun as can be liand: 2. 3. Rig Sisters: 4. llfillllil Club: 2. C. MA.: 2. Girls' Club: See. 4. Girl! Club Rep: l. 3. Home E1'0ll0lllll'S tllulrz l: lVluaie Appre- eiation Club: 3. See.- Treas. 4. Ureheftra: l, 2. 3. 4. l'ep Club: 4. Red K lllue: Mlvertis- ing lvlgr. 4. ,l.'XClx VlURRl5 'Vlaker and keeps lriendf' lntralnurala: 2. Wlodern l.HI1,'lll2lgl' Club: 3, 4. l',-XT NIUSLICY Lux low-ly Commereial Club: 3. 4. llrania Club: 2. 0.4.-X.: l. 2. Intramurals: l. 2. Home Eeonomies Club: l. l'ep Club: 4. York- xille High Sehonl: 3. ,IUANNE Nl0l'NT The golden throat 4 Cappella Choir: 3. -l. llrama Club: l. 2. 3. 4. Cirls' Clee Club: l. Jr. X Cappella Choir: 2. RUTH NANCE Elite type Camera Clulr: 2. 4. Cirls' Clee Club: l. Home Reonoinier Club: l. Jr. A Cappella Choir: 2. THE HUIVIECUMINQL queen, .loan fVleCrea. and her attendants, Ray Vlorey. .loan Civler, lfreada Patterson, and Donna Zolpher get a ride around the athletie field in a 'gCad4lie. 'VIARSHALL DICK NUVICK OSTERCRANT s'Super XXH g'Always on the job Band: l, 2, 3. 4. Boys' Drama Club: 3, 4. Red Club Board: 4. Cam- 81 Blue: Seholarship era Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Ed. 3, News Ed. 4. EUS: Photographer 3, 4. Red 81 Blue: 1, 2, Photographer 3, 4. Stu- dent Couneil: 2. BOB OWENS Going places Boys' Clee Club: 1. A Cappella Choir: Rifle Club: l. Studm Couneil: 2. ll,l,l.'XNl l'A'l'l'Il'lSUfN FRICAIJA V nliriglitvr lay far aUfF1H50N mwru Club lnl.,.,5 l, XII you.1'oulul wifll 3, -1. Ili-Iran-: 1. 2, :s. fo Slufle-nl liouue-il: I, X llappvllu llllilirl 2, 3. Zi. 4. l. Sr. Clan S4-v. llrania 1lulr: l. 2, Il, 4. EUS. K 'I -lrt Fil 4 AA 1 . C l 2, fl, -1-. llrl Mlm- llulv' l lvin Llulv. l . . 1, ntramuralf: I- l'4-p lilulr: 4 l. Z, 5. NY,-Xlfl' l'l'iRlxlNS 'TM-v of llw vourtf' Illll'ilIlllll'illa1.s,'l-. Srimlre- lilulr: 3. 4. Slu- ile-nt Counvil: 3. Ton- lllhl 5, 4. I, a n il o n S4-llool, Washington. ll. 4' - 1 -1 ... , .... Nll'INll5l'Ili5 UI THE ICOS nuff. ,loan llixlvr. .lark Limlatroni, Rita Hilfon, llrn-ta-ln-n Hartman. ancl Ulga QlIiI4'kl'llllllrll. work to nu-vt pulrliva- lion 1lt'il1lllIl4' NUINLER l'E'l'ERS l'rolnis4- ol' populariiyi' K liappvllu lilloir: bl. Jr. X liuppulla lilioir: Ii. Rifle- Clulr: l, Sven Trvas. 2. 3. 4. Sluile-nl Iiounril: 'l'rn-aa. 4. .lr. lllilws Play. l'il'1Ql'INlC l'l'1'l'ERSOFN Hill vllgn-1l llamlz l. 2, 3, 4. l'ila-1'tri- vianw' lilulrz 2. lluslwl- lrull Vlgr.: 4. Rifla- lilulrz l. Svin-in-v iilulr: Ii. 1. 'l'ra1'la: 4. l,l'1UN l'l,1NLl'ili Sn-I your niglils for al'tion X Mappa-lla Choir: 4. lnlraniurala: 2, 3. Jr. K Capps-lla Clioir: 3. S4'i4'in'v filnli: 2. fl, 4. Nhionl K Vle-tal Club: I, JUXNINF l'l,UlVl Striking, lu-aulyn lilllllllN'l'1'llll lil-ily: 2, fl. il. 1,.A.A.: l, Z, Point lfllairnlan Ii, V. l're-5. L l'1-p liluli: 4. JXNIC l'0l!Ul.Alx K rval troupe-r lfauna-ra lilulr: l. llfillllll lflulr: 2. EUS: -1. ILA.- K.: l. 2, Il, .1-. .lr. Rc-cl 11:-on Re-p: 3. YVlo1ln-rn Language- lfluliz 3. 4. llml X1 liluv: 1. Shnle-nl Council: l. Ill-IXN l'0Hl. Blazing re-el woniln-r liaml: l. liaskn-tlnull: l. 2. Boys' lilulr Board: l-. llann-ra Club: l. lfootliull: 2., F1-. lntru- lllllF2IlS2 L S'lu1lrn't Noun:-il: 4. 'l'ra1-lc: Il. MARIWBELLE PORTER Radiantly alive A Cappella Choir: 2, 3, 4. Big Sisters: 4. Cam- era Club: 1. Home Economics Club: Sec. 1. Music Appreciation Club: 3. Pep Club: 4. Student Council: 4. MARY JANE PORTO Not graduated DOROTHY PRIDE Pride of Aurora Big Sisters: 4. Camera Club: 1, Jr. Class Treas. Drama Club: 2. Jr. Red Cross Rep: 1, 2. 3. Treas. 4. Modern Lan- guage Club: 3, 4. Pep Club: 4. Sr. Class Play. OLGA QUACKENBIQSH Mixable, unmatcllable . . . compliment catch- able Big Sisters: 4. EOS: Ed. in Chief: 4. G.A. A.: 1, 2, 3. Girls' Club Board: 4. Girls' Club Rep. 3. Latin Club: 1, 2. treasurer, 2. Library Club: 2. Red 8: Blue: 3. Science Club: 3. 4. Student Council: 4. DOROTHY RICE Famous for quality A Cappella Choir: 3, 4. EOS: 4. Girls' Club Rep: 4. Girls' Glee Club: 1. Girls' Sports Club: 1. Jr. A Cappella Choir: 2. Pep Club: 4. Travel Club: 3. 4. DIANE RIDGE Which twin has the Toni? Camera Club: 2. Drama Club: 1. EOS: 4. G.A.- A.: 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Rep.: 1. Pep Club: 4. Red Sz 3Blue: 4. Science Club: 4. Tra- vel Club: 3. -ANNE COCKFIELD, GLENNETTE TILLEY, Ben Alschuler, and Gretchen Hartman listen while Mrs. Smith irons out a Red and Blue prob- lem. DONNA RIDGE 'gIt's a double treat Camera Club: 2. Drama Club: 1. EOS: Distri- bution Mgr. 4. G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra: 1. Pep Club: 4. Red 81 Blue: 4. Science Club: 4. Travel Club: 3. MARCIA RIECKMAN Famous for style and beauty Big Sisters: 4. Drama Club: 1, 2. EOS: 4-. G.A.A.: 3, 4. Pep Club: 4. Red 81 Blue: 4. Science Club: 4. Tra- vel Club: 3, 4. EARLINE RILE Happiness starts your heart Camera Club: I, Commercial Club: E llll,I. ROSCOF GRACE RUSS BILL ROST Not grzuluate-el 6'.-Xfsllralitw of valuvq f5Rl!ilIllllHhlk?T,, Drama Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. Graphix- Arta Club: Il, EUS: Aclve-rtising Mgr. Ser. 4. Rifle- C 1. GA.A.: 1. 2. DOUG HILL sells a program to Jim Winston as Bill Grove gc-ts ready to plllH'll his basketball pre-fi-relive card. .-KUDRY ROTTSOLK Joy of living Connm-ra-iul Club: 2, 3, 4. Home Economies Club: 1. Jr. A Cappella Clloir: Il. ll.Kll0I.D RUNKLE Durubuilt lfootbullt 2. Eltwlri vianf-' Club: l. Rifle Club: 2. Truvvl Club: 3. JERRY SAMPSON Se-ts a pretty pave A Cappella Choiz. 3, Tre-ua. 4. llig Sisters: 4. Drama Club: l, 2, 3, 4-. G..-XA.: l, 2, 3. Girls Glu- Club: 1. Jr. A- Cappolla Clmir: 2. Pep Club: 4. Stumlent Coun- il 'l VI... DUN SCHAHBERT l'erformance counts tha- nmslw lluml: l, 2, 3, 4. Electri- vians' C l u ln : 1, 2. Sl'l1'lN'l' Club: 3, 4. lll'1LlCN SCHIVIIDT Cream of tbe eropn Big Sisters: 4. Drama 1 l l l'rt 2 Ilnb: , I, V. 's. , St-1-. 4. G.A.A.: 1. 15, Winn-r Sports Mgr. 2. Girls' Club Rep: l, 3. Girls' Glee Club: l. Pe-p lub: 4. Sr. Class l'l ay. JU.-XNNE SCHULZ lVIagi1' Cln-f G.A.A.: 1. Girls' Glee Club: 1. Home Econo- mics Club: l, 2, Pres. 4. Sl'lI'Ill'C Club: 4. Slu- mle-nt Connril: 3. GERALD SEPPELFRICR Compact and rugged Vocational Club: 3, 4. BARBARA SHELTON Satisfaction guarantccqlu Girls' Sports Club: 2. Music Apprcciution Club: 3, 4. CA..-X.: 2. . -v 3, 4. Re-il 81 Blue-: J. Circulation Etl. 4. Ol- ney Arca lligll School. Ulncy, lllinoif: l. EARL SIDIVIORE Supcrcl1arg4-il spccdste-r A Club: 3, -1. lfoot- ball: 2. lntramurulxz 3. v 4. Rifh- Club: l, 1. Track: l, 2, 3. -l. JOYCE SIECMLND lPcsigne1l for fpcctl and rhythm Camera Club: l. 2, 3. 4. ELINUR SINES 'SA llliill'll for tlic lwalu EUS: Asft liufincrs M r. 4. G.A.A.: l. 2. 3. ll 4. Latin Club: l. 2. Scicncc Club: 3. 4. JUEN SMlTH Silvertonc A Cappella Choir: 2. 3, 4. Drama Club: 1. 2. 4. Girls' Glcc Club: l. Music Appreciation Club: 3. inf' THE SENIUR class float rounlls a corner cluring the big homecoming parade. MARILYN SMITH Pleasure pluh perfection A Cappclla Choir: 3, 4. EUS: Copy Ed. 4. G.A.- A.: l, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Rell Cross Rep: 4. Jr. A- Cappella Choir: 2. La- tin Club: 2. Pep Club: 4. Student Council: 3, 4. Travel Club: Trcas. 3, 4. Girls' Cleo Club: l. Sr. Class Play. M1114 SOLFISBURC Going grcat guna Band: 1, 2. 3, 4. Rifle Club: 2, 3, Svc.-Treas. 4. Wood Ka Nlctal Club: 2. BETH SPILMAN S'Young mml1rrn Coinmcrcial Club: 3, CAA.: l. Pcp Clul 4. IIXI.I'I S'I'.IIII. ICIAINIC STAIII, IVIUI. STICINIXA IIufl4-r K'l'2lI'IrlllillI'. I.uftinp: re-IiuIniIily Hy popular rn-qw-fl uollvullz 1. IIl'illlIlIl' Ilanm-ral 1IIuIr: Y. I'l'4'r. I Cuppn-IIu Choir: I Ill IIIIIIH 3. I. IH- I. ZZ. CI. Sa-rf rruf. -I. Iiurnvru Club: I. 2. hr. urulf: I. IZ. II. I. ICOS: I. Clan 'I'r1-us.I uolInuII I IIIQ- lIIuIr: I. ZZ, I nlrumurulfz I, 2. 3. I .Ir. .VX Ilappn-IIu IIImir- I Iulr I .I. 54 'I1'lll'1' I 2 I'rvs. I. SIIHIVIII Co 4-ll: I. 'I'rzu'k: 4. JINI ISIICYICR. YI-I'I'I'IR KN In IIIIIQ' up wlmol pe-p an zu ru ufke-lIruII playa-r, II IRVICY S'I'III'II'I' Hip: vnougll for III:- job Intramurals: QI. -I. Vo- vuli-mal 1IIuIm: 3. -I. NI urn: inn N1 i Iilury Aval- 1Ie-my: I. 2. I'II3I. PI'I'IIINfK UNT IIN' lop I onlI1alII: I, 2. Intru- murulsz I, 2, 3, 4. 'I'rurk: I. 2. 3. liupt. AI IiIl.l. STIIUIIID IXing-sim-1I K 11IuIv: ZZ. II, 'I're'u5 I. I Nappa-IIa Choir: , , 1 LI. Hoya MIN' l.IllIr: I I Ifuollrallz I. Z.. IS, -I Gym: I. 2. Inlrumur AIINI I, LI. Il. -I. II:-ll 3. Iilun-: I. II'ZIl'IiZ l. ICINIICII SII'I'III,II I'I lvl powa'r Huy-' HIM' IIIIIIPZ I I'IIe'rlri4'imlf' lIIllIr: I Gym 1IIuIv: I. ,Ir. .-I 4Iupp4-Ilan Choir: I IIIIII- lfIuIr: 2. 3. I-. .I1 D INN 'I'I'lIII'1I.I. 1LrzuIn- K Hall II1llllI'l'il I1IuIu: I, 2 lQirIf' Ulm- 4IIuIv: I. ,Il X Iiuppe-Ilan Iflloirz LZ Il.-II X Illu-f: 3. 1LII.llX 'I'IIOMSI'1N Se-Ming mln- ftugv fo sll1'l'1'sr -- ' 1' :IV I 'I 'K u1......Q' III :mx Il I'r1- I I'irI ' I'IuIr n. , v 5 . II1-p: 3. jr. lh-Il Lrns Iivb: 2. IIMI 31 IIIIN' I LZ. SIIIIIPHI Ilnunrilz 4 f jr. Llusr lluy. br. I.Iuss I'Iuy. VIRGINIA TIDHOLM 'gDeliei0us and refreshing Camera Club: 2. Girls' Glee Club: 1. Home Eeonomies Club: 1, V.- Pres. 3, Pres. 4. Jr. A- Cappella Choir: 2. Stu- dent Couneil: 4. GLENNETTE TILLEY Works wonders Big Sisters: 4. Debate: 1. Drama: 2, 3. EUS: Aetivities Ed. 4. G.A.A.: 4. Girls' Club Rep: 1. Girls' Glee Club: 1. ln- tramurals: 4. Musie Ap- preciation Club: 4. Red 81 Blue 2, 3, Feature Ed., Exthange Ed. 4. Travel Club 1. Pep Club. BERYL VARLEY Vim, Vigor. and Vitality A Cappella Choir: 4. Boys' Glee Club: 1. Drama Club 2, 3, 4. Gym Club: 1. Intra- murals: 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. A Cappella Choir: 2. 3. .Rifle Club: 1. Traek: l, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. TOM VONCK Sunkist Football: 3, 4. Rifle Club: 3. Student Coun- eil: 3. Leesburg and Leon High School, Florida: 1, 2. ROBERT VONHOFF Fit for the future Band: 1, 2, 3, V.-Pres. 4. Vocational Club: V.- Pres. 3, 4. Wood Sl Metal Club: 1, 2. PAT WALOSZYK A smile that guaran- tees happiness Camera Club: 4. Drama Club: 3. Madonna High Sehoolz 1, 2. f 'x ' l K ,Z .- ,. -N ' X RED CROSS representatives urge West Au- rorans to send the drive over the top. bf rx-7-'X A 'Ar :Q V- ff XPSUX I . .. , 2' :CJ xv' V ld .Y X, .I , f ba-1 vu' ty .27 fi. L Q' , Q- is-' ...Cf . ,,, ROBERTA WEINGART High note ol' the season Band: 3, 4. Big Sisters: 4. Drama Club: 2. Girls' Club Rep: 4. Music Appreciation Club: 3, V.-Pres. 4. Or- chestra: 2, 3, 4. Pep Club: 4. Red 81 Blue: Advertising Ed. 4. East Aurora High Sehoolz 1. RUSSELL WHITT Super Sharp Drama Club: 1, 2, 3, V.-Pres. 4. Gym Club: 1, 2, 3. Jr. Class Play. EVAN WILLIAMS L'Master,s Voieen A Cappella. Choir: 3, Boys' Glee Club: Eleetrieiansi Club: 2, 4. Jr. A Cappella Choi 2. Wood 81 Metal Clu 1. JIM WINSTON Subject to change without notice land: 1, 2, 3, 4. Cam- ra Club: 1. Red Sl llue: Sports Ed. 4. cience Club: 4. Tra- el Club: 2, 3. ROGER WOLF Man-sized and marvelous Basketball: 4. Football: 4. Student Council: 4. Track: 4. Wood Sl Metal Club: 3. Sugar Grove High School: 1, 2. DON WOLSFELT Say it with flowers' Camera Club: 1, 2 Basketball: 1. Elevtri cians' Club: l, V.-Pres 2. Football: 1, 2, 3. In tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Red Cross Rep: 1, 2. MARY ELLEN ZIRKLE As cheerful as her name DONNA ZOLPER Just plain wonderful Big Sisters: 4. Drama: 1, 2, 3, 4. Gym Club: A Cappella Choir: 4. 2. Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Drama Club: 1, 3, 4. 2, 3. Red Sl Blue: 2. Girls' Club Rep: 3. Student Council: Sec. 4. Ilirls' Glee Club: 1. Jr. A Cappella Choir: 3. Ir. Red Cross Rep. 4. Pekin High School, Pe- kin, Illinois. PAT ZOLPER Quiet elegance Camera Club: 1, 2. Commercial Club: 3, Pres. 4. EOS: 4. G.A.- A.: 1, 2, 3. Girls' Club Rep.: 1, 2. Red 81 Blue: 4. Student Coun- cil: 4. n BOB WOODROW Good . . . any old time A Club: 4. Electri- cians' Club: 1, 2. Foot- ball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Gym Club: 1, 2, 3. Intra- murals: 3, 4. Paint Pot Club: 3. Student Coun- cil: 2, V.-Pres. 4. Track: 1, 3, 4. Sr. Class Play. REGINA WOZNIACK A sense of style Cheerleader: 2, 3. Drama Club: 1, 2, Pres. 3, Treas. 4. G.A.A.: 1. Girls' Club Rep: 2. Girls' Glee Club: 1. Gym Club: 1, 2. Jr. A- Cappella Choir: 3. Ir. Red Cross Rep.: 2. Stu- dent Council: 3. KEN YELLIN On the beam Camera Club: 1. De- bate: 1. Intramurals: 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club: l, 2. Science: 3, 4. Track: 1, 2, 3. Tennis: 1, 2. LEONARD ZETTEL For information, call . . . Debate: 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4. Science Club: 2, 3, 4. Student Council: 4. ltlltll lll THE EUIIUHS Sirs: Returning last fall to the grand old halls of West High as juniors, 137 of us welcomed our new administrators, Mr. McDavid and Mr. Mc- Cleery, and assumed our important roles as upperclassmen. Bob Bergman, presidentg Tom Meidell, vice presidentg Sue Finley, secretaryg and Dick Flet- cher, treasurerg were elected as our class offi- cers after a spirited campaign. The juniors are grateful to our advisers, Mr. Meyer, Mr. Axelson, Miss Peterson, Miss Holty, Mr. Bluhanm, Mr. Stephens, Mr. Buckmuhl, and Mr. Herget. We missed Mr. Stephens during his long illness and were glad to have him back. They certainly helped the class of '52 through a successful year. We shall always remember the highlights of our junior year were decorating the home- coming float, working at concessions, 1 Two cof- fees and a coke coming up,',l taking those rug- ged Illinois tests, presenting Our Miss Brooksf' the popular class play, getting our class rings and realizing that we's soon he seniors, and finally the excitement and thrill of planning and attending the wonderful Junior Prom. Room 212, WT. A. 1Imtnnandn-r-in-chic-I', Bolt lit I'glIlZlll. Tom Meidell, second-in-connnand. Miss Holly, chief adviser. Statistical expert, Sue Finley. Dick Fletcher, secretary of the treasury. l'u,::e .34 HEN Yllll WERE SWEET SIXIEEN in , L if iv if W, r it an ,, . X, 21: wi' i Edward Anile-rson Larry Anil:-rson Marll-nu And:-rson Rita Amlm-rnon Wayne Anderson Max lluratz Rolmrt llarrigln-r Douglas lie-ally llulll llnnson lloalnl Burg llolr 'llorgnlan Ann llolro Sun- Bogart Mary llolf Nornla llrume- llolorus llrmnw Don Brown lflluynu lirngga-r Ilynllliu liurklanll llvlorcs llntlvr llonnil- Carlson liolr Carr Annu Caugln-y Francis llllilllllN'l'lillll Wayne illum- ,lavk lflnionu Donna Clll'lSlll1lll ,lim Claypool Donna Colton Mary Ellen Connolly Larry Conway ,loann lloolvr Bully llrinnnina Carolyn llronn-r Nanry llalnnvy Ulvn llaviclson Joseph Day Sally llienst llon llrafall Phyllis litlwardh Wylma lirivkson Mark lirlanson lialplu lfillllll Susan lfilips Sue- Finlay llivk l ln-t1'ln'r 'Vlarion l l'l'1lI'll'lkMlIl llvlorus llarel llolb Colz ,lolm Uosm-lin Ge-orgo llurlvy Mary Jana- Hadfia-l4l Palsy llnilslone- llruvz- llampvr Norma Hanson ,locla Hanson lk-lla Hawkinaon Joanna- l'l1'Ill'l1'ks llarlrura H4-rolll llill H1-wilt ,Iounn llill llllZll'll!S llovl ,lorry Hoslvr IHESE Wlll BE IHE BESI YEARS Ill HHH UVES llonna lllycs l'atfy lhfe Joyee Hughes Naney Huebner ,lolln Hueko llorotliy liogle Vllaym- Hosler Marilyn ,laffke liobert Johns l'at Johnson liarbara Jones Margaret Keller Geraldine Kelly Janet liissel llivlc Little Jean Lirot Dan Lirot Roger Light Kenny Lf-ifheit Brin-e Lf-hnert Beverly Lane ffarol Lunllin Beverly Luttrell Joel Mellrea Ethel Nlarema lyllllkllll Martin ,loyee Martin lxent Martin Toni lVlei4l1-ll ,Inlly Mobs Alex Miller Ndilllll Mitrllell Ric-hard Muntjal .lark Murray Anita New Alien- Noble Marlene Nuyen Ilan- i,1'llSt'llM'lll llarolel Ulson Marjorie Olson Bill Ungalo Ronnie Uron Joan Unnondson llc-tty Utto Norma Otto Murray Parker Helen Paul llorir Pauley Ri:-liaral Paxton Charlene P1-ek liob l'eura Robert Foss Sc-ott Power Don Ream Leslie Reed llavixl Reynolds Julie Reynolds Tom Rice Mary Ann Riu-lm Ann Ridinger Bob Ries Ralph Robinson Bonnie Roe lofi' agcr 10nd llANi'l BHIEVE ll Blll IFS IHUE 'P '-' vf ' i fi Page 37 Mme. ...,. , . Q W I 1 2 . 1 I ,1 Q 4 1 ' 'W 3 'L 7 2 ' Q' IM? Q. :L :..V.. -' at I .:-,.:'f f 3' Jail S .. f ' .if 5' 5 sg .E Warren Rogers Joyce Rolfe Gladys Roots Jerry Runkle Don Salerno Marianne Salis Paul Saunders Barbara Schoenbofen Wayne Schopp Bob Schumacher Fred Scbussler Alex Seith Joanne Shriber Sally Sjostrand George Smith Robert Snow Gordon Snyder Joyce Solfisburg Dick Spackman Dorothy Staiger Barbara Stark Roberta Steiner Bill Stevens Tom Stevens Alice Stewart Jack Stewart John Stone Robert Swan Dorothy Teichen Bobby Thomas Bob Thompson Gayle Tremain Elmer Wagner Robert Welton Al West Jack White Dale Whiteside Sue Willing Alan Wilson Harold Winn Joyce Wittrup Joseph Wolf Margaret Yost Pat Young Ted Young lHIEH Ill IHE EIIIIUHS Sire: Confidently starting our second year at A.. we, the 212 members of the class of ,53, energet- ically elected the following capableofficers: ,lack Jordan, presidentg Ken Kunkle, vice presi- dent: Beverly Shaw, secretary: and Peggy Masur, treasurer. Under the guidance of Miss Wood, Mr. Hafen- richter, Mr. Ncbergal, Miss Bielefeldt, Mr. Half- varson, and Miss Clark, we had a banner year. Were we proud when our float, Aloha to Jolietf' won first prize as the best decorated in the homecoming parade! The convincing palm trees and hula girls really looked like the South Seas. Since many of our group are in the hand and choral groups, we watched the progress of the fine new music addition with keen interest all year. Together with the freshmen we sponsored the Frosh-Soph dance, Spring Swing, March 10. We further showed our decorating talent hy transforming the gym into a lovely garden with hundreds of beautiful paper flowers and a wish- ing well. Of course, the dance was a success. Uur last project as sophomores before joining the ranks of upper-classmen was decorating the Q gym and auditorium for baccalaureate and com- mencemcnt. Room 302 W. A. ,lack Jordan. gavel guarder. Vice-moguc Ken Kunkle. Mr. Hafenrichter. Chief scrihhlcr Peggy Masur. Beverly Shaw, financial wizard. New IlN'l lil Nlllllllll IIIHN Yllll HUUNII P V, ,. f V' y C4 'Jai f ' Q' l 'W' a nr Ii 'A so 1, ' ' y Rf , . X it i we , av .ea f- V f H21 f' ra. M , o at Xa N fy Q 'Ja--f' I 2 Q 5 TAC' 2532? iii. 3:2 v 'M-, XX W ii TN' .L , W A 5. -xi i E A X '4 ug fu' Q A , 2 Q' 4- F S A A - I Q EM D-Y ' 5 V- --,,:, fx it ' 15 B W ' A x 2' l A KW TS' X e, X IE' A- K 5 W. 5 , www , f 1 Mt,wqv L . . . n - ' is 5- A g 5 3 B Q.. - , ' f-- - an 1 f I , '..' f ' 4' 1 S . if W A A ' x 1 A Z A is I' - ev X B 9, , .,q: rm y ,Q ..A. . y 1 4 ii A yy A l X -IAQ - rf Ilbusuu A:A b 1 Ay f ' - t Q fVf'f'HfW .4 Page 39 Nancy Abramson Bernice Allgood George Alsvhuler Edward Anderson Peggy Anderson Carol Arndt Jim Badner Bob Barnhill Shirley Bartlett Louise Bosvllelli liddie Baum-r Lou Beatus Don Bee Carol Beebe Dee Beebee ,lohn Benlrow Cordon Bouron Richard Bran-ka-tt Gary Brown Helen Brown Milton Brown Larry Cadionx Joe Callaghan Keith Campbell Milton Camper Nancy Carlson Phyllis Carlson Ken Carter Joe Charlraunki Ted Churrhill Norma Chione Eileen Cleveland Mary Lou Clark Sharon Classon Nancy Cobb Dwayne Collman Ivan Collman Kathleen Crenshaw Frances Cunningham David Dalton Mary Deflrass ,lim DeHaan Ronald Dennm-y Henry Dienst Donna llissell Muriel Dobson Allen Downs Don Drees Bobby .lo lallcina Mary ENIIIIB Miriam l air1-lotll Tom Fisher Joyce Fletvln-r Caryl Sue Fowler Bob Frenier Kenneth lfria-k Don George Robert Cenoways Bruce Colnle Robert Creyer Biehard Cronquist Carol Haas Charlotte Halmle YUUNEER THAN SPHINIHIME ARE Yllll llan Hafferty Carmen Hale Willis Frenell Barbara Hamlin Ilan Hanna Jim Hanosh Ruth Harkison Charles Harmon Judy Heilndal Natalie Helfers l.ynne Henna Eugene Henrieks Bonnie Hcrting llon Hilrherd John Hinelnnan Charles Hughes Peggy Hunger Phyllis lvemneyer Bernard Jacobs Barbara Jameson Edith Johnson Raymond Johnson Warren Johnston Donna Jones Dorothy Jordan Jaek Jordan Richard Jordan Don Joy Mary Judd llorothy Kearns Pat Kelly llolr Kilgore llean Kilpatrick 'llill King llorotlly liirklin Elise Kissel Ronnie Klein llave Koehler Roland Koepp Naney Kraus lien Kunkle Alan lireminski Hans Lagerloef Gail Larson .ludilh Leake Wvayne LeCompte llielx Lehman Louis Leonardi John Lies Jeannette Long Sue Love Lanny Mason Patsy Nlasur Peggy Masur lloris Nlarenla .Xudrey Martin llarlnara Mathis lluane Mm-Cune llelty Lou Melehio ri llolrlrie lVlid1llesw0l'tll Carol Miller Marian Miller W 5, :Q - ,V lIarollVlit1-heltree 7 ' 'f fflsk o y y ,aw 'CIF if t gy fiaazlii ' 4 In Page 40 F 'ma ' as 9-, .... , . APPY IIMES ARE HERE AIIAIN ft 'Q' s? - I M M f N r 'WE a yg y-, ' , an 1 ' a rlo ., M 'W' - ' ' ' ' 'li ' 'ii' ' : :-. T .. e f ' ,.-- Q QAA, Jr .- o A ii ' --AA: f M f N A-IT 1 I D Q, ' ' ' M '.::.'j i ,. H , 1. 'ww . ,A:---: A M - K ,. V W, tg, I ,.,, Q I .:.,. in-If p ii. lr .. ,., . W W W y yy ay y y My yyyyy yyy y .S ' --LV,,, :.V W , E A.,,.: AV q AV 1 X . :AI :AI -1 M A 2 f .4 , , L . , , f 17. A f A ,- 7 In f V 5 1,-v ,2::.. .: M M iff! p use 41 Jerry Moody Alive Mosley Dave Mowbray David Nelson Larry Nelson Janivs- Nu-wton Ralph Ulson Mary liarr l'ahner Shirlc-y Pallncr Sun- Pierson Ulamlyh l'e-nninglon Le-onarcl Pe-to-rson Sandra Peura ,Iavk l'i1-lot Charlotte Potlle Lillian Pozzi Roh:-rt Puklin Jim Rasey Jana-t R4-irhling Ronny Reynolds Don Russ .-Xrnohl Saaf Shirlm-y St. Clair lloh Sarlain Mary Jann- Schultz llava- Schultz Mary Alive Scars Joi- S1-vor Ruth Se-ll' Norma Sllaffm' Ile-vvrly Shaw Norrif Shvllon l'll4H'l'Ill'1' Shvpp lloh Shorr ,lark Sllilllglll!'T Nlartha Smith liirlnnwl Smith Shirle-y Stadul Juanita Stark Phyllif Stark ,liln Sh-wart T4-rry Slollz Dale- Stouilt llill Strong Marjoria- Stroufl Don Slvwarl lmah-r Sulrlifl' Stanh-3 Swanson Robe-nnary Tayvgia He-le-n rlliiNt'lllll'I' liolr Taylor Hoge-r Taylor llolr Tlnolnas Rolwrl Tiulholnl ,ln-an 'l'in4h-ll Vlvaltvr Toolvy lion xiillllVlQ'N'I' ,le-n4-an Vaughan Dan Waloszyk Philip VN atkins Boh VU-ole-r Marjn-an Wliitaon John Winn E! ,lim Wwoodrom Dolores Wright Marjorie Young Peter Zettel Kenneth Zuspann Lharlotte Wright COMMITTEE MEMBERS who helped make the Spring Swing a huge success were Katy Heitkotter, Peggy Ma- sur., Phyllis Bleck, Barbara Yellin, and Mike Cosentino. ATTENTION! Doug Beatty leads the band in Homecoming parade Page 42 HER Ill IHE HIIIUHS 'SI As we look hack to those first hectic days as reeniesw at W'est High, it seems a long time we 220 freshmen forgot our locker combi- tions and lost our way in the maze of halls not for long, though. tWe never did find Jm 402 or the elevator to the balconylj Now 'irc real Blackhawks and hold an important ice in the school. The election of class officers was our first nture into big time politics. We chose de- ndahle leaders by electing President Dave ill, twe're sorry he moved across the riverjg ce president Mike Cosentino, Secretary Bar- ra Yellin, and Treasurer Katy Heitkotter. ir advisers, Miss Lane, Miss Grundy, Miss uer, Miss Brown, Miss Hendricks, and Mr. lts helped ns with the problems of this first ar. The annual freshman assembly in the fall ve us an opportunity to show what a talented iss we are. Upper classmen really enjoyed the rforlnance. We also worked hard to make pring Swingf, the Frosh-Soph dance, a great t-cess. As freshmen, we enthusiastically entered to many school activities and made a fine rec- rl which we intend to continue for three more ars. toni 104 lfrcslnnan l nl1e-r Mike Const-ntino. llolrin Nlvycrs. exe-l'lltivc assistant. Miss tlrandy, 1-Iii:-f consultant. Official st-rilw. liarhara Ye-llin. Katy Hcitkottcr, coin controller. Page 43 HUMEWUHK-I WANI lll Illl HUMEWUHK Sharon Allen Spencer Allen Mary Allgood Jody Andersen Donna Anderson Margaret Anderson Juene Atherton Ronald Bailey John Baker Brenda Banister Jacqueline Barlree Lcona Becker Phyllis Bleek Benny Boho David Boll' Robert Bratthauar Norma Breazeale Cerry Brence Wallam-e Brennan Richard Hulley Kristine Bullock Frank Butler Mary Ann Butuso Dennis Cadieux Jack Charlraufki Don Chriftenscn Delores Clark Emergene Clark Raynor Coakcs Mary Cochrane liill Cockfield Nancy Cole Ray Cook Jim Cooper Victor Coop Mike Cosentino Jo Courtright Bruce Cowles Kelly Crane Don Currey Carol Curtis Pat Decker Nancy DeHaan Gene Desjarden June Dolbrovolny Harllara Uurlrin Kathleen Edwards Roy Edwards Mary Elvin Dolora linger Shirley Erickson Cay Erlanson Betsy Evans Gail Evans Carol Fairbanks Richard Farrell Gene Fatollt Mary Fitzgerald James Fleming Harlan Forbes Nina Foss Lois Fredrickson Arlene Frolrerg Page 44 IEH MY EYES WIDE EIPEN I'M IJHEAMINIS Ear . . , L 3 A 1 wx Y ..,, .M -sv I ,b 0, A W .R A-: -., ,. mn. , Vikki vvg - .g X , . X R . PP' KX '-da 'SS -r 5 gm, . WF.. M FE D.. .ii , 1 21 g :5,EE , 1, Page 45 Hula Harrison Carol 114-4- Eizlrol ELEVIPI' John Hondu- Surun 4Q004Ef4'lIovs' lfllurlc-5 Umm-lill Put Grum- Wlury Crm-r Nivk Uronlnun Ke-nne-th tEllIlI1'I'lIlilII Vlary Hunt:-rmun Nancy Hunk:-5 Hllllllj llzlrgis Bill Hur! lion Huyu-5 Karol Hu-1,1 Ixuly llvilkuln-r liarulmra Ile-n1lri4-kv Efloyel Elm-nn-I Don Ill'I'IllilII Nolwrl Hvwill Wlurviu Higginx llurry Elolmlu-rg l.yl1- llualvr Sh-H-n hlonx Ein-r4-ll llnlllurn He-nw lmllnlrn fllurire- lu-raon ljllllll' ,lzwkmn llnrothy ,lznmm 'Wury ,Klirv ,In-rivho X114-lv johnson Ellllllill Johnson Gary ,lullnmn Slxirlvy ,lullllsull Yxnnnn- ,llbllllhllll llunnu Eiaiwr l'uulin4- Exe-ia-rl:-In-r Hvnry Kc-Ile-r Jill! K1-llvy .lim K4-llogg Myrna Kt'llIl!'I' Wluryunn lxilrling JUIIIPB Kurs lTrhe-n lxruup Jll1'llll1'Eyll klllllll fhnn- Larson Jalnim- In-aka' liurlralru I.4-Colnptv Ruth Lielwku Inga Rau' Light H4-la-n Lirol Sully Lirul .lorry Livingalml Elivk lnwkllurl Wurilyn l,m-ln-r V.. llnu x1illIl't'I'1l Stun 'W1ul'lyfllf ECM-n-ll N1ill'llllxE Honniv Ewlllllih N115 Nlviflallln' Nanny N14-lIIQ-1-ry John Nivlxw- IM SIHINH UN llll' Ill THE Wlllllll llc-v Ann Mason Cynthia Mercer IM-lmorah Messenger Pat Migllell Cliarlvs Miller Ronald Minor Margiv Moorc- llarlrara Morris lloll My:-ra Patty Na-wton ,lim Nichol Rm-gina U' Brien liill Uddy Joyvv Usborne Mary Ustergrant Sandra Park:-r l'at Patclski ilavid Pawlowski fVlary Ann Pawlowski llonald Paxton Rita llc-arson John Pc-torson fVlar1-ia Peterson Joyce Phillips Milo Pierce Teddy llolivandriotes Dominic' Porto ,lohn Qllill'kt'Illillrll Loc R4-ingardt John Reynolds John Rivlnnond Hazel Riley Rita Rogvrf Rolu-rt Rogers ,lark Roscoe ,loyrv Runklm- Mary Ann Salcrno Ln-wis Sartor Pat Saunders Caroline Sclmicder Pat Svhopp Rom- Svllopp llarl Shaffer Dirk Sharpiro Shirley Shultz Kay Sie-glnund llon Smith Gerald Smith Clnwk Snyder Dirk Sollalni Rolla-rt Spatz llarlrara Splain Mary Hvlen Stvwarl Austin Stoll Clark Stom- Diam- Stoudt liddin- Strunk Mary Stumlnaugh Tom Tannvr Ellvn Tau-nm-r llirk Taylor Sliirla-y Teivlwli l'liil Thompson we Page 46 -' ' '3 K - I ZW f f Q' I liill Tliurmmnl Put Trcmuin Sully UIl1'llllT1'll 'I om U. ry Nlury Lam Vvrnul G1-orgv View rg UMUIMES l'M HAPPY, SUMHIMES VM Hllll J ., ..,., 3 if 'f B ' E ',, a' 4 . 515 -'n.5:f - 1 ,A , N- ..,, ,.., Z em +- i ' V ' A In .v , n- f ' '- V- ......,. A 1 ,,:. :-,,vA.,, , ... i 'S x i Zi ' ,- 1, 33' tg f 1 1 X L li Q 'E I A ., 3 I K 1' -f 5 a r . . X X F V: 1 .,,,..,..y. , 2 A ' AS PART Ulf THE Christ- mas musii' program, Mr. llallvurmn Qlifplayh thi- tal- vnlf of tln- l'Al'1'Sllllll'll liens' Ulvv. ,lurk Vivory Lorraine Vlugne-r llic-hard Wugne-r Ruth Wi1'ka'rt llvlly William- ,lolln Wolf Hilo W1vll Xliw- wlmel ,li-rulcl lvoml liurlvura Ya-llin Ulu-ryll Yount lion Znlpvr Page 47 .2 -. M K as M .g,aZzm,, gf- mw.5A,w.k ,lm , 3 '5. We VM-xK .- w ww' MU' ,N Y 1. A Ns S QE? V. , 3-,X q w H W git, 'Mig ,H t 525' A 1 , ' 1 ,,y,,.,. CAPTAIN DEAN GUZEMAN, thc Big High! l'0Ilf6l'l'llt'C sf-oring vhampion, adds another louvlxdown in thc Yves! Hovkford gzanw. SCHEDULE Wbst 34 Nupvrvillc .... . West 6 DeKalb ..... . West 31 Freeport .....,.. W'est 40 LaSalle-Peru ,.....,.,........ West 19 6 6 .....15 .....14 East Vive-sl Vivvst Xxvosi Vfest Aurora ....... W ,fb-Q 25 Wvest Rockford 14 Joliet ................,.... 32 East Rockford ..... 13 Elgin ...,........... ....,..,13 HICAIJ IIUXKIH KEN ZIMMPIRM.-KN mul line roavh Chuck lfricluy look ou-r the ,quad :luring prau-live-. Before- ilu- season started our gridiron outlook was bleak, hut under the capable '4-4-tion of lloau-lu-s Ken Zinnnernmn null Chuck Friday, West was off to il fast slurl. ilh only one regular and three other returning s Big liiglll 1'llllIllpl0llSllllD, only lo falter alt the er, !'01l00lll ilu-niselves hy hringing pc-rnlunent rplly in llm-fouling I l2lSl Aurora. lettermcn, they were fighting for end ol' lhe season. They clirl how- possession of tha- l iXl'llZllllL0 Club BLACI First Row+Mgr. Larry Anderson, Ted Young, Ronnie Carlson, Jim Bie John Hucko. Second Row-Ronnie Smith, Willis Frenrh, Joel Ma Jerome Runkle, Merle Jenson, Capt. Dean Uuzeman. Third Row-Yl coach Chuck Friday, Tom Meidell, Roger Wolf, Bill Stroud, Tom Vo' Fourth Rows-Ed Fisher, Dick Spavknlan, Al Svith, Dia-k Little, Don Brc ffl- rl l -- IAWKS - --f ,.,.. U ......w,,.,N,. s-- 4---N 'lv 'L ' 5 I ' il. tw Row' Svolt Pow:-r, Tum l l1-tvhm-r. Hola Nlvllrs-u, Mgr. Javk Stewart. ml Row' Dun- l,l'llhl'llrl'hliif,ll'l', Dirk llwlllnld, Le-a Rm-fl, Bill Str-vvns, l,iiNilI!0ll. Third How Iitlalit- .-M1114-rmln, llalc Stahl, Ron Brulvy, .lark atrom. H1-ml vouvll Kvn ZiIllllI1'l'Ill2lIl. Fourth R1DW lillll Vkvoodrow, 1 Pohl, l'1llll4'l' xYilf,ElIl'l'. Xyuyne- :xIl4lt'!'h0ll. HAWKS NACE lHIHIl THREE NAMED DN A GUZEMAN UNANIMOUS Dean Guzeman, fleet fullback, became Coach I merman's eighth All-Stater to climax a career of of Aurorais greatest offensive hacks. Along with U four other players were given honors. Jack Lindst was fourth team All-State, while Jim Biever, Bill Str and Dave Ochsenschlager were honorable meni Guzeman, Lindstrom, and Biever were on the All Eight Conference team. West races to victory over Naperville Showing remarkable over-all speed, West Hi Blackhawks opened their season with a 34-6 vic over the NAPERVILLE Redskins. Wlest struck for first time when the game was only seconds old A quarterback Jim Biever racing off tackle for an 85- touchdown sprint. DEKALB and Vlfest battled to a 6-0 tie in a brui struggle in the Hawks' first road game. The B scored first, getting the hall when a had pass from ter spoiled an attempted Aurora punt. Freeport routed in conference opener Striking for four touchdowns in the first quarter. Hawks rolled to a 31-13 victory over FREEPOR' their first Big Eight conference game. The team hac victory iced so early that the Pretzels were never in game. Guzeman, the Hawks, flying fullback, aver 17.7 in 9 carries, and Dave Ochsenschlager got 78 y in 9 attempts. Biever and Jack Lindstrom connectem several long passes which completely baffled the l port defense. ln addition to the six touchdowns that the B' hawks scored at LASALLE-PERU, three more called back. The Cavaliers, behind at one time were caught offguard by the unexpected onslaught never did recover. Wlest followed its custom of scoring early, stri this time on the second play from scrimmage. 11 Jensen got 73 yards in 10 attempts, and the ,H. added to the Yvarriors' discomfort by intercepting ROCKFORD passes and recovering all five of ' fumbles. The Hawks were never in danger because had 19 points before Rockford scored the first 1 and 25 when the invaders struck again. DAVE 0CHSENSllHL,MLEH. next ycar's captain elect, through a hole opened Ivy fVlasur and Stroud against Joliet. JENSEN takes it easy as Biever fires a pass. .1- SU a ig QE 7m Q qu HE' . t .X if, In 'C 'E -H., f W .,ki xg. .M ' fi: , 5 ' , fw I' f 91 2 if M ww M M Q 4' f 4' . 45' ur QW . .- ng- .lg . X ., Sw.. x.: , f W .ww .-f' ' 2 1 Q 1 lv K A K K , M'-.-1 7 tam NAWKLETS TNUUGH SNIJIIT IN WIN AND LOSS GULUMN FROSN-SUPHS LO0K T0 VARSITY PLAY Coach I.ew Stephens, Hawklets opened their season with a 6-0 victory over NAPERVILLE as Don Adams swept cnd to score the single touchdown of the game. The squad suffered a great loss when Adams, hard- running fullback, moved to Milwaukee. Un their first road trip, W est was defeated by DEKALB 12-0. The Barhlets scored on two long passes to clinch the victory. Han'A'leIs end conference with 2-5 record Trailing 7-0 at the end of the first quarter, Wvest struck hack in the second and third periods hy scoring two touchdowns to defeat FREEPURT 12-7. The first points were made when quarterback Bob Taylor threw a I0-yard aerial to ,Iohn Murray. Dwight Arundalels IIUNIIIIESSTEPHICNSAND ' 55-yard race with a stolen hall, combined with Tay 15-yard pass to Chuck Hughes gave the Hawklcts t second touchdown and first Big Eight victory. SALLE-Pl:lRU's freshman-sophomore team continu string of sixteen undefeated games as they took a victory. L.P.,s heavier team was too much for lighter yearlings. The invading WEST ROCKFOI little Vlfarriors fought off a fighting Hawklet teal score a 19-6 victory. Not until the fourth quarter the game decided. Wlesfs touchdown was scored 1 2-yard plunge by Taylor. The Frosh-Soph captw their second victory in the conference hy defer .IULTET 6-0. The long touchdown came on a 30- pass from ,lerry Moody to Murray. THE I I'i0SH-SUI'H TEUI opens IIllRCIxII.XRIJ take time out to posc for picture. lIfNI.I'lIl,NIiIi TUIVI l'lISl'll'lR I'0lll4'S to the cnxI of a long jaunt Ivy an uni- 4Il'llIIIiI4'lI Napcrxillc llcdskin. the footlnall season against Naper- xillc. T If Il IJ Y I'0LIII4XNIlRI0TE5 I1-ads the way for IiIllIl'IC Hughes in the Joliet game. alas. W flWf2w 2WhL D Q Q M M M --:NM M a A l I L 4- .1 ' 'Wk fi- ' r I I I A 'NM uz,u-nu-91 - ' 1 V . .-l Iiow Mgr. liill Strong, De-ony fladicux, Us-orgc Victory, Spcnccr Allcn, Austin Stowcll, llrucc llolc-, lluddy llargis, llolr Garri- Nlgr, ,lint tfoopcr. Sc:-ond Row Urlrcn Kraus. David Hull, Don Clll'lNl4'llh0Il, l'ctcr Hcnncl, llcrald Smith. Stan Martyraus, ,lack Vicory, lloodc. 'l'onn llsry. Jin: lxclly. 'l'hird row '-- ' Coach Lcw Stcphcns, Policandriotc-, ,lack Sliautcr. llilly King, ,lcrry Moody, Lou llcz llinclnnan. liolr Taylor. Chuck Hugln--, Toni l ishcr, John Murray. hc lfIAS'I' lilltfli FUND frosh-soph squad provcd a m- strong for our tcanl as thcy won 20-6. Moody cd lronl thc 7-yard linc on an cud swccp for thc ' Aurora tally. l,cd hv lfrnic 'llllYlllt'I' EAST AU- . . . v lA,s frosh-soph took a ll-6 victory ovcr our ycar- 4. llu 'hcs scorcd Vycstls only toucl P- . nlown in thc th quartcr on a 16-yard smash off tackle. Loading hc fourth quartcr 14-7, the Hawlxlcts lost a llcart- ,lxcr to ltll.ClN 20-l4. Wcst scorcd first on a 44-yard from Moody to Murray. Hughcs, in the third od, put We-st into thc lcad on a 16-yard scamper. I l'0llVPY'Sl0llS VVUYI' Illllllt' Oll gjrlllllltl IllilyS hcs and Vlltllll lfishcr, hut thc onc man team of Mapcs couldn't ho stoppcd. and Elgin wcnt on ictory. 1 tht- 7lll7l'llIy-lll'lI boys rvccirc lcllcrs annual gridiron hanquct January 25, Coach 'lxll1II'tl, suhstituting for hospitalized Coach Stcph- awardod twcnty-two lcttcrs to the following boys: lllvcst wc:-at wcst Wcst 6 Naperville .. 0 D4-Kalh I2 Frccport .... U l,aSallc-l'cru Larry lladicux, Tcd Churchill, ,lack Jordan. Dick lmlnnau. 'lllll'0' itus, Coach W. l'. liurckhard. l ourth Row Dwight Arundulo, lloh Shorr, ,lint lion, Miko tfofcntino, Don ,loy. Dwight Arundalc, l,ou Bcatus, l,arry lladicux, 'llcd Churchill, Miko lloscntino, Vlllllll Fislicr. Charlcs llar- mon, John llinchman, llharlcs llughcs, .lack Jordan, Don Joy, Bill King, ,lamcs Koss, licn liunlxcl, Holm Taylor, Dick Lehman, ,lcrry Moody, ,loltn Murray, Larry Nclson, Tcd Policandriotcs, Holy Shorr, and ,lack Sliautcr. Three IlIllll1tgt'l'S, Bill tloopcr, John l'ctc-rson, and Bill Strong, wcrc also prcscntcrl thcir awards. Frcshman squad has arcrngc scason, The frcshman squad cndcd thcir scason with vic- torics ovcr Batavia, Gcncva, and Vlvhcaton, whilc East Aurora was tied twicc, and Wcst was conqucrcd hy . Napcrvillc twice and Xxlllflillllll oncc. lfrcslunan awards wcre givcn hy Coach Burckhard to Spcnccr Allen, Donnie Cadicux, ,lack llharlrauslxi, Bruce llowcls, John Good, Bud Hargis, Floyd Hcnscl, ,IQIIIIUS Kclly, Urllan Kraus, Stan Martysus, Dtto Wolf, Gcrald Smith, Aus- tin Stoll, 'llom Uscry, Gcorgc Victory, and ,lack Vicory. SCHEDULE Vlvcst 14 Warsl 6 Vlcst Rockford ..... .l9 what 6 ,lolict ................. .... 1 l Xlcst 6 East Rockford ...... 20 Vlicst 6 liast Aurora ..... ...... l 4 '70 lille BASKETBALI The varsity basketball season of 1950-51 may not he regarded as one of Coach Axclson's hest, hut il was a very fine job of rebuilding. Using the only returning regular, Dave Binford, as the spark. the team gradually improved as the season progressed. Though greatly lacking in height, tha- Hawks of- fered a lot of competition to the highly rated teams of the Big Eight conference. The steady improve- ment of seniors Chuck Benson, ,lim Biever, and Don Anderson was highlighted in the regional tourna- ment as West went in the finals for the fourth con- secutive year. Next yearis team can look forward to the return of two regulars, Don Brown and Ron- nie Smith. Binford Breaks Free Throw Record By sinking nine free throws in a row against East Aurora in the conference final, Binford broke the modern Big Eight conference record for consecu- tive free throws in making twenty-seven straight over a period of five games. ' WN U'Vll'HHOT9 NX l Xl-It HXN g 1 ugnnt BPNNOTN llVU'I9 and hooks around BRO H J . .' . as es Pal Romkford thru Flgm men to score. ers proviso. 'WC H I Ql ' I ruw Wgr. Lurry Kmle-r-un, Ronny Urns. ,le-ronw Runklv. ,lim Hin-wr. llzlpt. lluva- liinfonl, RUIIIIQ Smith. mul War. Ellgvlll '-on. Hawk rms llllilfll ,luv .Xxn-Iron. Nanny Hrh-ln-r, Tenn Mn-icln-ll. Don Brown. ffllllvk lgt'll50II, Hon XIHIPFHUII. ling:-r Wulf. Rouli . Larry Conway. uml Svnll Puvwr. VARSITY I Vifvsl Lukv X-i1'NS' ..,,. ...... 4 ZZ 05 Unk Park .... ...... 5 8 30 l'Ilg.:in ......,........ ...... 5 I 40 VC . Rovkforel .... ....,. I 12 30 ,lnlivl ............ ......- 1- 2 150 Ulf-nlmral ......... ......A 1 4 43 H. R1N'lxf0l'lI ...... ...... 2 57 02 Halrrillglull ..... ...... f YT 43 liusl .Nurnrn ....., ...... I Hi ST Prnxisu hlglll .... Dvliulh Frm-pnrl York ,lulivl .... Nluim- . ......... llllsillli'-Pl'I'll Haus! Aurora: ...... ...... I,Ilgf' 'W 38 69 - ,- JJ .mtl 455 40 44 48 54 XX' 47 0.1 30 02 45 43 4-QI l,l'Kl1HI Vl11IIll'lll!IIIl'l11 hlc-nl1ur1l ................,.........- I-2 'l'lmrnlml l rau'liollzlI ...,.. -1-9 llc-Kalb ....,...,................... 015 Kvgiurml 'l'nurmum'nl Sl. 1:llill'Il'S ......................A 45 Nl00S1'lll'ilI'l ..,.. ......4 4 4 Mnrnliun .... ..,... I lg Awww HAWKS HAMPEHHI BY LACK UF TEAM ENDS WITH 10-13 REGDRD, BINFURD West varsity cagers dropped their first two games to LAKE VIEW of Chicago, 42-39, and OAK PARK, 58-51, hefore taking a well-earned victory from ELGIN, 58-51. Captain Dave Binfordis 21 points and Ron- nie Smitlfs sparkling floor play led the victors. The following week thc Hawks traveled to WEST ROCKFORD to drop their first conference game, 62-45, to the Warriors. Wfest goes to semi-finals at DeKalb Tourney The Hawks opened their defense of the DeKalb holiday tournament with victories over CLENB,ARl'1, 47-42, and THORNTON FRAG- TIONAL, 63-49, with center Chuck Benson hitting for 23 points, but 11ljKALB'5 one man team of Roh Carpenter, who scored 37 markers stopped us in the semi-finals, 63-39. lvest came hack strong from the tourney, though, to win its second conference game 54-42 from jOl.1ET The team as a whole played excellent hall, hut Binford's 26 point per formance stood out. lVest followed with its second victory over GLEN- BARD, 54-44. The next week a rangy, smooth-working EAST ROCK FORD team swept an 87-55 victory over Vlfest. Even though Binford ant Benson had 22 and 21 points respectively, Wfest dropped its secont 4130...-.... mm Bzusanftii straight game to BARRINGTON, 67-54. Benson's basket heats East Aurora BOIlS0ll,S twisting pivot shot with five seconds left in the game gave Wfest a 40-38 victory over our crosstown rivals, EAST AURORA. Th. game Was one of thrills and excitement from start to finish. Ronnie Smith was Westis leading scorer witl1 17 points. The following nigh Don Brown led a well-balanced Aurora scoring team as our varsitj shellacked PROVISO, 65-38. The taller ELGIN Maroons took a 69-51 victory from the Hawks to split the series for the year. DEKALB tool SMITH DRIVES hard for ISINFORD TIPS in a rc- BIICVER SCORES z a lay-up shot. hound against Proviso. East! Zauniseil. HEIGHT HAHH IH HHH PHASE NAMED SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE its sccoml victory as llarpt-ntcr's 28 points lctl thc Barhs to a 55-40 win. 'l'hc following wcck powcrful l REHl'UR'l' canlc to town ansl took a So-IH win. 'l'hc Prctzcls, who haul hccn averaging 76 points a LZZUIIU, ucrc hcltl hclow thcir limit hy our tlclihcratc, controlling galnc. Bin' l'or1l's IS points was high for hoth HPRIIIIS. Ylllllv ol' Hlnlhllrst hung anothcr loss on our varsity cagcrs as thcy won -lfi-36 with Sniithis scvcn haskcts ancl onc frccthrow lcacling thc scoring. ,l0I,ll+I'l' cvcnccl np thc scrics, as thcy took a -l-6-43 win. Bcnson lcal thc scoring with lo points. 'l'hc Hawks hrokc a H-HYP-gillllt' losing strcak whcn Ihcv took an casy 62-44 victory ovcr MAINE. Bcnson paccll thc attack for thc sccontl straight night with lsl- points: ,lim Bicvcr atltlcll IK. l.ASAl,l,l'i-l'l'llllf Filllli' from hchintl ill thc last to tlcfcat Vlvcst, -lil- lfi. NH ith thc scorc ticfl at 41--ll and four minutcs rcmaining, thc Caval- icrs conncctccl on six straight points to scw the ganic up. 'llhc tcanl cntlctl Ihc rcgnlar scason St'llt'tllllt' hy slcfcating EAST AURORA for thc sccoml tinic, 57-31. V4 ith 20 scconmls lclt, Bicvcr llllSS1'll a frcc throw, hut llon Antlcrson tappctl thc rchonnll through thc ncts to givc Vlicst a two-point lcatl. llon icctl thc ganlc with a frcc throw with four sccontls lclit. Hawks clcfcatccl hy Mannion in Hcgional final Vliith Binforul scoring 20 points tht- Blackhawks atlvancctl to thc scnii-finals hy alcfcating St. Charlcs, 62-45. Coming from a four-point tlcficit in thc last llllllllli' of thc game, Wvest took a 45-44 victory ovcr a galnc Nlooschcarl tcam. Playing thcir thircl consccutivc night, Mar- mion Military acaflcniy, shooting a tcrrific .508 pace, omlctl our scason with a 03-45 victory. Falling hchintl in the sccoiul quarter by 12 points thc Blackhawks coulrln't catch thc rctl hot llaflcts. Bcnson It-tl our scor- ing with I4 points. RP l 'WN SlNlxS a short IHQNSUN SUXR5 through lilNl Ullll 'glfl IS r shot, thc ,lolict tlclcn-c to score-. on a fast lwrcala. , ta, ' aw 9 , FRUSH-SUP! l il'sI liilly mu, Pete s Qi I I ,- i l I I 5 4 row - 'Vlgr. Billy Strong. Ralph Ulson, Dau' Mowbray, Bill Oilily, Mgr. John Uootlm-. antl fVlgr. .Xllan llowns. Sn-4-ontl rl l1o1'kI'i4-hl. lfhurk Snyder, Miki- Cosentino, Coavh Chuck Fritlay, Coach Roh Herget. kt-lly Crane. John Reynolds. Thirtl r4 lxing. llilly Hart. llivk l,m-hman. filiurk Hughes. Tom Fisller, Don Stuart. ,lack Jorflan, Herald Smith. Stan Wlartysus. Don 1 llvnsn-l. llnlu- lit-atus. ,K , g tioavh Hergvt FRUSH-SUPHS WIN ONLY FOUR GAMES With the laelx of experience heing the lnain 'faetor, tht Hawklets rlroppefl eleven out ol' their first twelye gamer After this dismal start the team showed signs of greatnes in their victories over Freeport, Joliet, and lVlaine. Eye! while being alefeatecl hy only the harest of margins lm' Delialh and East Aurora, the yearlings at the encl of th season were a tremendously improved hall cluh. The usua starting lineup inelurlexl Dave Mowbray, Tom Fisher, lihuvl Hughes, ,lack Jorflan, ancl Stan Martysus. Coach Hergvt, who was hroughl in at the semester hs cause of Mr. Frixlayis appointment as heatl traelx 1-oat-h, tlit a fine joh of bringing the roughness out of tht- hoys. Wit' the steatly improvement clisplayetl, tht- varsity hopes mall of these frosh-sophs will he hringing West High many mor good years of basketball. WO' gg. ink kg 1 ,,sxvR A Us 5 x 1, IF tx Q S' M S 1 , ' ' ir, - E - D - as I : . 54 X-.iz I ' 1 ., - 5 -X . .,... F , V sssffgiqiffffife Q S - E fl , 3? TRACK .ummm . t TRACK PROSPECTS are checked lay Coaches Zinune-rman, lfrialay, Hcrget, anll Burvlchard. SCHED LE Batavia TY KL FSI ....... Elgin, Joliet 1Y SL FS: NTO0Sf'lll'1lI'l TY K FSI .......April .......April .......April .......April ,lolu-t, hlglll., ltust TA X l'5l ............L A pril TLPIHWRI INV K FSI ............ County Meet ....,........,... Almost-ln-zurt TA X FSI llislrict Alec-t lvl ............... lllnvltlmwlt Relays llssl liust 4 rss ...........,......,.... ..,. State .At lllnullpnigm ...,....,. lialst lx' h lilg lfigllt - At Home .....Muy .....Nluy .....Nlaly ......lVluy ..,...Muy ...........Muy May 18 84 . ...... May ......Muy FRIDAY STARTS FIRST YEAR AS HEAD TRACK COACH Coach Stephens, whose West High truck team has steau improved over the past three years, I'G'lllllllllSllPtl his tr coaching duties because of illness. Couch Chuck Fricluy, N took over, founel an energetic, hural-working squzul. The tc will win many dual and triangular meets, and has enough terial to place high in large meets but lacks the cleptll to 1 ture the meets. With the steady improvement of our tea West can count on increasing track fortunes. CAPT. PAUL STROCK, tht- Big-Eight pole- vault t'llt:llllpl0ll. pr:-pure-s to lmom clown tln- vuulting puth to new In-iglns. H: AEST lllllilfli NNlIl.l SIIUNXS lui, form in TRJUIIX 'Nl.XlNS'l',NYS llnug Hill, IM-an lllll1'lllilll. llln- flml pull an Iiulv xllH'l'4'lll nl:-1-ru llun ll4-l4l1'lllwl'g. :mul lfurl Siulnmre' hulk nu-r ilu' 4-In-1-ly. poawilnilily ol' an goml lrawk tvaun. -S ' , Y 'D I X ' vu' M ' 'x ' '9 'w--v'------f-f'------ ... 0 rf-j'ji A A M' L l, 'fF P r 1- 'W' 'iwF 74a' ' .. --'F-si.- -.... 5.-f. ,Q 'Y tif 'Q-gag, rw Q V.: sg - 1 fkf,.?,pS nl!! - 'fi fi fill' ,.-.Q Mg!kl3l26'l.ll is , sf- milf? lm f 5 4... A M ' , X 11 W f . -1157 V ' 'ff Y. i fn f 5,'1U: l5 iQ 1Q'hf A .... 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XI 54-ills. l.urry llanlim-ux. lim: Stuart. Rillllll Ulrun. 'l'llir1l linux: lill'll2lI'll XXRIQLIIPIX Slam Walrlyfllx. 'll-4l4ly l,lllll'1Ill4ll'l0ll'N. llml 4-N. lfmhlie- Xmlvr-nn. liilly Strung. Hola lzlylor. llllll4'lK llilflllilll, liilly lxing, 'l'nm lfixlu-r, llivk lA'llIllilll. .lurk ,lur1lam, ll:-nniv llil4lll'lIX, Y lxn-lly. l'xlPlII'llI llms: Hull Spun. liolu lrilfflrllll. ll1'lll' lll'r,Illl'lllIl. lion l:llI'l'j. ll4'l'l'j llumlr. lvll' llvnwrl. .lilll ll'NPll1'l'. 5lN'lH'l'l' Kllvn. in Nlyvr-, .Iolm H1-lv-1-. Hula Slmrr. 'll-ll lflnure-lnill? lhuldy llurgiw. TEN lfirst Row - 'f-- - Don Herman, Ed Strunk, Billy Coekfield, Bri Cole. Second Row - Coach I Paul. Dave liinford. Ronnie C, son. Rohhy Ellis, ,luck Wh Tom Hit-1-. Third Row -Q St Power, Hon llraley, Warrt'l1 R gers, Ronald Dempsey, Roh Snow, Alan Vliilson. NIS NET PROSPEOTS LO0K 0000 Tennis prospects for the second consecutive year appear he good at this writing. Dave Binford and Tom Rice, return lettcrmen, teamed with Walt Perkins, a splendid prospect, fr what should he an nucleus for a fine representation in sing matches. In the doubles Coach Don Paul looks for equally gc performances from Ron Braley, Ron Carlson, Scott Power, z .lack White. Although there ure no stars on the team, thert enough material to form at least a hetter-than-average seas SCHEDULE Marmion ........ April Elgin ..... May Elgin ..... April East .,.. May East ..,.. ..... A pril .loliet ........ ........ Nr lay Clenhard ........ April Marmion ..... ........ M ay Joliet ................ ..... A pril Big Eight May District Meet ...... May 5 Downers Grove ........ Maw' Top-DAVE BINFURIJ and Coach Don Paul l tztb lc over tht- t 4-lll1 is sehee during pravti 1'nl . Bottom: VVALT PERKINS HELPS T tllll Hi 1'4' exumi llc' his racket hefol 4-ruvial gznne. SCHEDULE East .......................... April 20 l,aSalle l'eru, Joliet, Elgin, East ..... ...April 24 lfilgin, East, ,loliet .... lVlay 3 llelialh ...,...... ...... It lay 7 .lolii-1, lfast ...,. ...... Nl ay 10 llistriet Meet ............ May I2 Thornton ....... ......... lVl av l4 State Meet ,......... May lil-19 Thornton, East ........ May 24- Big Eight ......... ...... N lay 26 East, ....,... ...,., I une l First llow: ,lark Stewart, liolr S1'llllIlliH'll1'l', Tom Blair, ,lim Winstoli. Second Row: Ben Llsvhnlt-r, lloh Taylor, llon .-Lndvrson, Hanson llrivher, lioueh ,lov Axelson. GULF L BRICHER PAGES GULF TEAM Starting his fourth year as golf eoaeh, Joe Axelson had only one returning mainstay from last year's squad, Ransom Brieher, who was last year's state goll' champion. As we go to press, Brieher plans to gun for the state title, as well as the Big Eight crown whieh eluded him last year. Joining Brit-lu-r on the travel- ing squad were Don Anderson, Ben Alschuler, and ,lack Stewart. The team as a whole afforded keen eom- petition. tIAl'T. RANNY IIRICHER and Coavli joe Ax:-lson talk over 4'llllll1't'S for a team vim'- tory. BEN ALSQIHU LER'S trusty putter is 1-llevlced hy Don Anderson, and ,lark Stew- art while Ben examines his irons. 1' 6 ,Q L x:- QW if URALS Following thc- lmskt-tlmll touruauuvut nu all-stair guuio iu hoth uoou hours was pluyt-rl. lm llv1'1l's ltxillll wou thc- fourth hom title- as ilitl St-ott l'owvr's tvauu iu thx- fifth hour. A frm--throw touruuuu-ut was thvu lwltl with llatroltl liuulxlt- wiuuiug iu tht' fourth hour aluil liouuiv Smith iu the' fifth hour. Following tht- lmslwtlmll touruauua-nts our two iu- f trauuural spring sports, au-riul :hurts amtl ping pong. we-rv slugs-tl iu lmtli uoou hours. Iilllllllltllltlll tour- .M IIPYS we-rv ruu off iu hoth of tht-sv spring sports. ki, Avriul shirts provml to hs- ilu- most popular ho- P t vautsv of tha- vt-ry fast QLKIIIIPS, tht- vlost- :'-voriug, :tml thc- thrilling 1-outvsts. 'I'ln- iutrauuurul au-tixilivs, although thc-y muy wt-iii iusiguifit-uut.. rc-silly :Irv aiu l'SSl'Illl1ll part of Wvst llighis we-Il rouuclt-al altlilt-tim' pluu. 'l'Iw pro- gram proxitlml Slllllllltlllllgl rm'i'1'aiIiol1. ti lxt't'Il spirit illtltltlllgl tha- stutlc-uts, aural 1-xvrc-ist' for :ill who parli- vipattwl. 'l'lu- wholv Vt.. A. sluelvut hotly was also greatly t'llll'l'lilllll'tl hy tht- uoou hour voutcsts. i' lfourlh llour lhlxlwtlvzill 'fe-zuu: lfirft Hows llurrn-u liotlgi-rf, Hou Snlvruo. l'uul Strovk: Sn-roual Nom Klvx 'Nlilh-r, lfnl llzlrt. lioh l'e-urn. IHNIC 'UNH lNl3l'iR5UN fitllll for il UP- IDRIYINH lltlill lilllvlllilll hitx tixo. my M rm ...Q- WIS5 III..-KICK. 4-lltllusialslie' pllysivzll 1-cluvution in- slrlwlor, rr-igne-:I Hs qui-1-n ol' girls' atlnh-iii-s. IAP? IIHUSIN PHESIIIINI .ARK CUMPLETES FIRST YEAR promise- lo uphold IIN- ialvuls of IIN- Girls' AIII- Ivliv Association. promoting inlvre-sl in utlile-tics unml IIN- out of Ilflllrs: living so that I may In- Iwalllxy and strong: lllllliillg gooil sporlsmunsliip an vonslanil fuvlor in my COIIIIIICLH, This is IIN- iniliallion ple-ilgv lllnl alll girls Iuka' wlwn lhvy Iwvolnv llll'llllN'l'S of C. A. A. 'I'Ilis u'ur's vluh has urounil sc-vc-lily-fivv llll'lllIN'I'S who wvrm- I1-el In' ,Iauiivv Ixnupp. pre-snI4-nl: .Iounnv Plum, vu-4--pre-slmlm-nl: Ann Boho, l'uII lll4lIl1lg14'l'1 Siu- I,ovc-.. vurly winlc-r lllIlIlilg1l'I'Z I'ulsy Illfv, Iulv winh-r nlamzlg1'l': aln1I lic-vi-rly Slmw, spring IIIRIIILIQLUF. 'I'In- olljf-1-1 ol' Ilia- IPSIIJQIII' is Io SIIIIIIIIZIII' inle-rvsl ainll llllI'IIl'IpilII0ll in girlsi alllllvliv alvlivilia-s. 'lihrough lln-sv awlivitivs goocl sporlsnlainship., fair play. anul I'I'Il'lllI- ship zunong girls uri- promolwl. 'lin gvl il Ivllvr, 1-zlvll girl 4-urns points :luring Ilia- fl'lll'. 'I'In- firsl alwurcl is an hluv 1'Iu'niII1- A oullinml in rn-ml, an Iovaxl uwurfl is 4-ligihlv to ull girls who Inna- In-4-n lllt'lll- Iwrs of Il. A. A. for om- or more- yi-airs alnil Imu- 600 points lo Ilwir vri-clit. 'I'In'y IIIIISI also Inna' an snIisI'u4'- lory fnlfillnu-nt ol' S1'Il0Iill'HIlIID, sporlsnmnsllip annul I1-ann Lll'IIYIIy rvqilirvlllvllls for om- yK'ill'. 'I'Iu- svvonil Iovul uwurtl is an hluv vln-llillv outline-:I in rml :mil is givvn to sophomorv, junior, or sf-nior girls who Imvm- carnival I200 points. A navy Iiluv vllvllillo hlovlx I is Iln' first state' zlwarll givvn lo girls with an junior or svnior sland- ing in school. 'I'Ilcy must IHIVO I000 points. If an girl has 2000 points, luis svnior stunlling in svllool, :incl has Iwi-n an G. A. A. nn-niIwr for four yc-urs, she- is 4-Iigilnlv for ilu- se-contl stale- uwalrfl, an navv Illuv vlu-niII1' Illinois map PIIIIIIPIII. Umlvr Ihr- supvrvision of Miss IIUFIIIIII' Iilurlx mul lln- 1-Iulfs oI'I'i1'vrs thc' girls unjoyval Ionnis :mal sofllmll ill thc full: Imslwilmull, howling, and IHNIIIIIIIIUII in IIN- win- ter: an-Ile-ry, voIIf-ylmll, and hiking in tln- spring. Iiighl G.A.A. llll'IllIN'l'S vnjoyf-tl an playtluy all Has! Iligll Iam- Iusl fall. In .Innv two girls are l'Il0rI4'll to go Io IIN- C. A. A. vzunp willl half of Ilivir fc-vs paifl Ivy IIN' Ii. A. A. tr:-asllry. III A II X SIII'iI.'I'I DN ImI4Is Inalll lo flu-4-k Ivzlsv- ICNICIII ilfililli III'II'I'Ix4 l'l l'l'IR SIPIPFF. kill! illlll wr. whilz- Ninn' Larson sa-ls Iivr LIIIII for tln- ull' VIUVP- UIIIVN' MII II 'r UI i 'I 'F- TW I'l'II ' 4-In-rx, I-31-s running up! 22172 . is W Q 4 x W H ,,mg,QQwsWWx,w.5.Tf , wmw NW' NP. 'Q i ffw 'Q X an x, ,ff U W X ygmswuwffh -ewmwuwwf ik4.u,.:j 5.5 wwf' Valii-rbsisini. lHl llNlY HEI! WE WANI IS I ln our own Student Council! Homecom- ing - the pep rally, the queen, the parade! These festivities were handled by the Vllest High Student Council. President Bob Albrecht, vice-president Bob Wioodrow, secretary Donna Zolper, and treasurer Rodger Peters planned the Ama- teur Show and the Thanksgiving Dance, held in our gym, which was attended by 800 people. Accompanied by sponsor A. C. Ridinger, the officers and five juniors at- tended the District Convention. The council, which includes all section representatives, class presidents, athletic captains, club officers and the Student Council board members, meets monthly dur- ing school hours. The preference ticket system was success- fully enforced again this year. Students with the most punches from home basketball games were given first choice for seats at out-of-town, regional, and sectional contests. Doug Hill, Carol Hyman, Bob Albrecht, Mary Heitkotter, Al Seith, and adviser Miss Clark composed the Pep Committee, which planned all the pep rallies for the year. The council treasury provided funds for the many assortments of costumes used. The marriage of Princess Blackhawk and the .loliet Steelman, the bathing s11it kick line, the funeral procession for East, and L Duffy, the M0dll8f,, were among the highlights of this year's pep rallies, which will long be remembered by Wiest High students. PLANNING MEETINGS and activities was the job of student council officers. THE STUDENT COUNCIL hoard listens while President Albrecht makes an im- portant call. CHEERLEADERS LEAD a rousing yell to send the team on its way to victory. I I Ill WFVI GUI 1 ..-1 94.. IXIIC N!UNl'l'1lRS pvvl' ox In lr ufuul maenm-r. 4 i XII. NIHNIIUICF Ima- up for zu linl5pv.' 'I IN IIIIIINMIZII. HIIHIVIII rollin-il ZIQINIHOI X1 IeIupImm nl4I1l .. . - .AN IIILINIQ llI IfI4IlC :noni lp lo III4' l'IIINNl'0UIllN l,'l ' . ten :In Inu-re-1I ralII III II.l II XIII l4llllIllIIIl'4' plunx ann 41IIIl,, u TJ iii' lIIl4'l' ,,,.,...-1-M ww 12 A GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY PLANNING MEETINGS, teas, and service projects kept Girls' Gluh offi- cers husy: lseatedl Advisor Winteringham and Mary Heitkotterg fstandingb Joanne Krentz, Kay Morey, and Eleanor Larson. THIS YEAR'S BIG SISTERS: S. Burkland, A. Cockfield, C. Hyman, D. Zolper, G. Tillfy, J. Givler, tsecond rowj M. Smith, J. Knapp, G. Hart- man, J. Allen, H. Schmidt, U. Quackenbush, Qthird rowj M. Heitkotter, R. Weingart, K. Morey, D. Pride, E. Larson. Not in picture: P. Hanson, J. Krentz, J. McCrea, V. Milhacher, M. Porter, M. Rieckman. Page 76 The West High Girls, Club of 1954 51 under the sponsorship of Miss Mal ian Wirlteringllam organized the fira Pep Club at West. Open to approx mately 60 junior and senior girls, th club sat in a group at home basketba' games and had organized cheers. President, Mary Heitkotterg vice president and Big Sisters chairman Joanne Krentzg secretary, Kay Morey and treasurer, Eleanor Larson planne all meetings, which were held once month during club period. The Big Sisters Organization, inclum ing 20 senior girls, plus the officers, wz successful again this year. Incomin freshmen girls were entertained at th Big Sisters picnic, and the girls deco ated for the football and basketha banquets. First prize for the most original floa i11 the Homecoming parade went to tl Girls' Club for their float, W7e're E pecting--Victoryf, The teas of the year were all vel popular and well attended. All of tl freshmen and new students were gues at the first tea, and the senior girls at' their mothers were honored guests the last tea of the year. The Valentin Day theme was carried out in decor tions and refreshments 011 Saint V2 entine,s Day. In the thrilling volley ball tourn ment, Sylvia's Senior Sad-Saclfs we the victors. STG T-HEARTED ME W KY ol' Ut-an Ridinf:1'r'r ol'l'i4'e- l'rn--idvnt llauun' llrit-lu-r :nukes plans for future llll'1'Illlg, assists-d hy lluug llilt, Ron llrult-3, and Toni lllair. l'h1- third unnuul llud's Night which is insured hy the We-st High Boys' Cluh s In-Id ut the Freeport foothull game this nr. 'I'Iu- tlmtlmll lutht-rs, wearing lllllIllJ6l'S ntivanl to those ol' their sons, were intro- :xvd during hull'-time. Following the ne, the :huts und sons were honored -sts ol' tht- eluh. lnda-r the direction of nusor A. C. llidinger, hot donuts and pop rv st-rw-tl. XII hoys enrolled in VU-st High ure auto- tit-ully nu-nllu-rs of this Boys' Cluh, which 1-ts out-v an month during eluh period. l'he Hoy:-2' Cluh was vo-sponsor ol' the auteur aussi-lnlvly. und with the assistance 1-luh ol'l'ic'ers, liillllly lfrivlxer, presidentg uglus Hitt, vim--pri-sitlellt: Tom Blair, rt-tary: amd lion Bralvy, treasurer: the In umdt- an lim- showing in tht- Home- ning Puraulv. lll utltlt-tvs who ure- proud possessors of A are ltu- distinguished IlI0lIlll0I'S of Cluh, West lliglfs lA5l,l0l'lll2lll,S Club. -sidt-ut ,luvlx llul'l'y lillNlSlI'0lll lwuded 4 yvuris Stllllltl, usssited hy ,lint Bievvr, 1--pre-sidt-nt: ,lm-l Nlusur, seert-turyg and l Stroud, lrt-usurvr. The vluh housts of its ' faculty andvisurs, Mr. Zinunermaul, Mr. day, Mr. Sta-plu-us, und Mr. Axelson, ir own XY 1-st High cout-lies. 'l'Iw cozurhes 1- spec-1-lies to ltu- vluh on their sports season. 'or its outstanding niet-ting ol' the year, hoys were shown tho movie of the lrkey Huy gaune, whit-In provided both ghs and thrills for voawlles und ine-lnhc-rs. COACHES AXELSUN, Friday, and Zinmu-rman Iuka- time- from tht-ir uvtivitit-5 to pon- with hig-wigs, ,lm-t Munir, ,Im-k l,llltlhlt'0tll, und ,lim Ili:-vvr. THE VARSITY DRAG Page 77 '?' ,aa 3. xp' 'K 54? it-1 til ff ss f if 2 ,... , c r X A x W or , Q 'Ee r a c.. sk is e e t li -Thi K f vw - ' in The first semester staff: lsittingl Roherta Wieingart. lfleanor Larson, Uretchen Hartman. Carol Hyman: lstandingl Marty Hogue. Kay Morey. Clennettc Tilley. Don Anderson, liarhara Shel- ton. Dick Ustergrant. and Jim Winston. At the turn of the semester ter post of city editor. Eleanor Larson left the position Morey left advertising to I erta Vlieingart and hecaln ter managing editor Gretchen typist. of Editor-in-chief to first semes- Hartman and hecame staff col- E Mary Heitkotler took over unmist. .lanice Allen and Glen- joh of recorder from Carol nette Tilley lmecame managing man: Barbara Shelton actm editor and feature editor. News circulation managerg Do editors Marty Hogue and Dick Hidge and ,loan Matyas wer Ustergrant were replaced by charge of exchange for the Anne Cockfield. Ben Alschuler ond term. was chosen second semester Handling press photogra sports editor to succeed co-sports were Dick Muntjanoff and l editors. Don Anderson and ,lim shall Novick: Ruth Nance Winston. Joanne Krentz took Peggy Holland were typ over Nancy Kline-'s first scmes- Adviser was Mrs. Smith. Second semester stall' nlcmhers: llront row? Roherta Ridge. lien .'xlM'lllll1'I'. llon Anderson. ,lim Winston. XX:-iugart. Anne ffockficld. Gretchen Hartman. Janice Joanne lxrcntz. 'Vlary Heitkotter. Xllen. tlleunette Tilley: thack row! ,loan Wlatyas. llmma .pf 'v Nr' Y' -we , ccc Q K .f X ff- g fr- mel! .Am -.env 4 . 1.Waw.g 9 ,- 'I'-X We-Q ,.-.. X ,:,.. ,,,k W A 1 W llg..MIQl 1lltl N row .11 lm N mm .url Wll Illl I I ldl'k1'llIbllhll. 1:I't'll'lIl'll Ililfllllilll. alll . 1 111r Haxz .n .N fnrol Hyman. Rita 1QilN1m. I'.l'l'klliil 1 nt 1 tl . 1 tdlllll . N .nu .1rN I Nmivk. sistunts, tlurul llylllllll, ,loaumc Krvntz, mul EIPRIIIOI' ltursnn N'- flonv with tlwir tasks. Plmtngruplu-r Marshall No- vivk l'Iil'kl'll infornml zuul for- mal slmts whilv tln- artists, ,loam Givle-r mul B1-v1-rly Buxtvr. 1'0- axrt vslilurs, mul tlu-ir an-Hsistullts. Rita Gilson., uml Fr1'u1lu Putter- ezun, 1lr1-w illustrutimls for the HHS. Assistant ph0t0g1rupll1-I' was Hiclmrcl Mlllllhillllllf-I.. mln n . 11 owl ,1 N no IN RI11 Hill'IPllI'il Igl1ll'kYS00ll. N n NN .ln Wll 1 onli.: II 1 N1-1'1m1I row I llialm' It 1' 1 gr 1 .lrl rt 1 ore mm 1 illl Ri4'1'lilIlilll, 'Nlury SHOW BUSINESS SYLVIA BURKAND DISPLAYS her dramatic' ability while Miss Rislow, Helen Sm-hmidt, Regina Wozniak, and Gilda Thomsen look on approvingly. sq. MISS BROWN, SPONSOR, checks club's financial report with the assistance of Nancy Dabney, Bette CI'lIllIll0IlS, Cynthia Burkland, and Anne' Caughey, Page 80 Senior Thespians and their officers, Gilda Thomsen, president, Sylvia Burk- land, vice-president, Helen Schmidt, secretary, and Regina Wozniak, trea- surer, enjoyed a very dramatic year. Club programs during the season ranged from discussions of serious and humorous stage material considered from the stand-point of 'GWl10 appre- ciates what? and LgWl1y?,' to the lis- tening of records from the musical pro- duction, South Pacific. In extra min- utes the group witnessed specialty num- bers or participated in charades. Spon- sorship of the club in its various activi- ties was by Miss Oleda Rislow. N ot Tonight, Christmas for Cinderella, and The First Dress Suit enlivened the programs of the junior Drama Club under the direction of its cast of offi- cers: Anne Caughey, lead star, Cynthia Burkland, stand-ing Nancy Dabney, script writer, and Bette Crimmons, box officer recorder. With their sponsor, Miss Henrietta Brown, the members gave a candy calli' in their joint basketball concession with the Vocational Club. Net profits from the performance will be used to pur- chase a gift for the drama department like the materials utilized in construc- tion of stage settings for the class plays. STANDING ROG The Freshman Drama Club was headed this year hy president Anne Larson and sponsored by Miss Louise Lane. Susan Goodfellow, in her job as vice-president, assisted Anne. In charge of minutes was Joyce Phillips, secretary, while treasurer Pal Saunders held the cheek hook. The dramatists started off the year with a float in the homecoming parade -f - W'e've got the coach f- we've got the teamln However, most of the club work was dramatic. Two fine plays the group put on were Never Trust a Mani' and Jenny Meets Cupidf, Also on the agenda was a Christmas program, cou- sisting of a play, The Christmas Spirit, and Christmas carols. Orchids for Thanksgiving was the title of one of the most popular plays given for one of the drama club's meet- ings this year when the Freshman Drama memhers were invited as guests. Officers included ,lim Kasey, presidentg Mary Barr Palmer, vice president, Caryl Sue Fowler, sccretaryg Marion Miller, treasurerg Phil Watkiris. along with the officers, presented the play. Later activities were a Red Cross pro- gram at ,lennings Terrace and the cloak- room concession at the Riclizircls-Wilcox Christmas party. Sponsor llarriet Grandy feels that these actors and actresses gain acting experience from their group participa- tlon in programs. SCANNING THE PLAY Never Trust a Man are Joyce Phillips 7 Pat Saunders, Miss Lane, Anne Larson, and Susan Coodfcllow. PHIL WATKINS, Caryl Sue Fowler, Jim Rasey, Mary Barr Palmer, Marian Miller, and Miss Grundy pause a moment from their discussion ol' Shakespearean stages. I'M MAKI G BELIE Page 81 LY YGU CO ERED ME l'iUll'iRl.Y l'l'iRU5lNC Latin literature are Ilan Hanna, Sue l,ova-. antl Robin Myers -- - ofliieers ol' ilu- l.atin lllub - with their asl- Xisl'1'. 'Nliss l,l'll'l'htbll. N1'Xl'l'lNl2 HUT CLUB an-tiyities umler supervision of Adviser tI0l't'1-5 are Wloih-rn Lilllglliigt' elub ol'l'ii-er-: Toni Rive. ,lt-an John- stnni Iitlfllillf l'rille, anal Iiill llrou-. With Presiilont Dan Hanna in chargeg Robin Myers, vice presiilentg Alice Stewart, secretary-treasiircrg and Sue Love, program chairman: the Latin Club completed another successful year under the sponsorship of Miss ,leanita Peterson. For the originality of their Home- coming float, the meinhers were award- eml a second prize. The slogan used was 'Awe Conte to Bury Joliet. This was ailapteil from the famous l.ati11 quota- tion, We come to bury lleasar, IIOI to praise him. Une delightful meeting featureil Latin conversation. The ai111 of the vluh is to promote in- terest ill the Latin language and ill the Rmnan people, and to evaluate the ef- fect of the language Ull nioalern times. iifblllllillillg students interested ill l renvh and Spanish, the Moth-rn l.an- guage Club held interests of both groups. Club meetings were planneil hy Bill Grove, presiilontg Toni Rive, vice-presi- cient: ,lean Johnson, sccretaryg Dorothy Pride. treasurerg and the club board, nniler the flirection of Miss Merry Col'- fey. ailyisc-1'. Miss Lyflia Rily'lll0llll told the group about life in Paris and thu club mem- bers press-11tc-il a play of French and Spanish origin, i11 connection with ob- servance of l'an-Alnericanl Day. At the iilll'iSllllklS lllCCiillg, lll0llCy was raise-il l1y the club for the Enlpty Stock- ing Flllltl, ill orsler to help everyone have a Merry lil1rist111as.u TH OF THE BORDER- Puge 32 YO EVER SAY 'YES' MAX BARATZ, littli IQICIUIMAN, Leonard Z4-nt-I, and Al S4-ith I1-lnporarily inh-rrupl tlu-ir rvading whilv Iiill l'ale'rson looks up sonu' information. Lcd by l'r1-sidcnt lmonard Zcttcl and sponsored by Mr. tl. ,l. Nohvrgal, the nu-nihm-rs of D4-batc lilub got off to a good start again this ye-ar. Yicwprcsi- dt-nl of thi- organization and assistant to tho prvsidt-nt was Alt-x Smith. Max llaratz was 4-l4-vtval to tht- job of sourc- tary, and Bob Bt'I'gLlIl2lll bocamc' trea- sure-r. Svrgt-ant at Arms, or hIl0llCClllllIl,,, was Bill l'alvrson. .lanuary IU, l95l, was tht- opcning day for a sn-rim-s of thirty debates in the N14-lropolitan lmaguv, of which Yvest Aurora is a nwmhc-r. 'l'lu-sv dc-batvs, Iogvthvr with tho Big 8 num-I, In-Id at W4-st lligh on February IH vrvatt-d a busy your for wit-st Aurora dvbalors. 'l'h1- Library Club, sponsored by our now librarian. Miss Mary Crm-nawalt, proxidn-s a first-vlass opportunity for studt-nts to gain practical library vxpcri- 4-nvv. Main l'l'llllll't'lll0lllS for admission to thu' vlub are- ambition and a study hall. Ylllll'Sl' young librarians wt-ro Donna lilll'lSlllilll, Suv lfinlvy, Joanne- llc-nricks, Shirlvy 'l'vi4'ln-n, llonna liaisor. llolora lfngc-r, Ruth Vkivlwrt. and Lorraine XXNJIQIIIPT. 'lilu-5 spvnl ont' study hall daily in tht- library assisting in writing and da-live-ring on-r-duo notia-1-s. l'll1'l'lxillg in niagazina-s, and charging. discharging, and sholving books. ' Also among tha' dulivs ol' library IIS- sistants vonws tht- prixilc-go of assisting in planning and prvparing bullotin board displays. 'VIISS MARY tLRl'1l'IN,UX,tl,'l'. librarian. posvs with 4-uthusiasliv :assistants liolorvs l'ing4'r. Shirlvy 'l'e-ivlu-n. llonna lxaisn-r. llonna tlhrisnlan. Sum- lfinlc-y, joannn- llvnrn-ks. and llulh XX in-lu-rt. A LITTLE BCGK SHOP HAVING MY T I -TYPE TAKE ADYISER BLUBAUM and Jerry Moody, vice-president, critically eye con- test photo, while Elaine Stahl, secretary-treasurer, steals a glance at the photographer. l l CLUB 0l l lliERS 7 Eleanor Larson, Hail Ehy, Fred Schussler, and Marilyn Smith -'-- plan make-In-lieve excursions with the assistance of Joanne lirentz, Holrert Ure-yer, and Adviser Pease. VAGABO D SHOES For the new, all-school Camera Cl Assell's Studio judged individual pri pointing out good and had points to ueamera-fiends. Under the direction of 1 Paterson, head-man for three of his f years in the Camera Club: ,lerry Moo vice-president: and Elaine Stahl, secret: treasurer, a photo contest was organi among the members. Clarence Bluhaum, Camera Cluh advi lead the club in a discussion of EOS phi graphy and its importance to the lnake of an interesting annual. ln an effort to make all lnemhers ucain conscious, winning prints from the Ph. graphic contest were displayed during c meetings, and interesting lectures M given. The 1950-51 Travel Cluh, sponsored Miss Una J. Pease, was captained this 3 hy president Eleanor Larson. Fred Sch ler, with the title of vice-president, hea the program committee and assisted in various cluh activities. Gail Hhy, as se tary, had the joh of keeping the mint and doing all the writing for the cluh. charge of the finances was treasurer Mari Smith. The cluh's first project was a float in Homecoming parade with the captiva' slogan -e Skunk 'emlw During the y many interesting programs were obtai featuring different countries. Some of tl were Korea, Egypt, Palestine, Sweden, Germany. .tndcr the lcadcrship of Edna Beatus, mlainz Dorothy 'l'cichcn, assistant captain, il Tremain, minute and score keeper, rl Marge Moore, chairman of funds, the rls' Sports Cluh hecamc more interested and lcarncd to understand more about -n's and womcn,s athletics. l'hc clulfs warrant programs, including cslion and answer periods, special speak- , movies, and general group discussions some sport of interest to all, compositely tke up the ycar's activities. For cach cluh-day a diffcrcnt group of ls, under thc faculty sponsorship of Miss rinne Clark, was rcsponsihle for the pro- nm to hc prcscntcd to the athletic-minded ln. l'hc Gym Clulr was under the direction Miss Corrine Clark and Mr. Kenneth Zim- rman this year. No officers lprcsidcnt, yicc president, seC- ary, or trcasurcrb wcrc clccted. Instead using thc system of officers, thc club msc to participate in group activity. l'hc twenty mcmhcrs reported to the gym 7:30 on 'fucsday cycnings to spend an .lr anal a half practicing lumhling stunts l new gymnastic cxcrciscs. n thc new school according to its direc- s the Gym Cluh hopes to increase its size, -omc more active and hcttcr mcct the -ds of thc husy student hody. BLACK AND BL HASKETIKALI., BASEBALL, and archery wcrc among the activities enjoyed hy Dorothy Fletcher, Edna lieatus, llorothy Tcichen, Adviser Clark, Margie Moore, and Gayle Trcmain, and the other cluh mcmhcrs. ' ONE OF THE MANY gymnastic fcats performed at Gym Gluln is demon- strated by six agile members. THE FLYING TRAPEZE n nr PAT IENCE AND FORT ITUDE LUUKINC OVER their hoard of scientific litera- ture are Advisor H8i'6'Ill'll'lllt'F, Rob Albrecht, Paul Ste-inwart, and Ed Fisher. MR. ISUCHMUHL is shot at River Street range with Ken L1-ifheit. Jack Solfisburg, Wayne Ander- son, and Tom Usry. Many science fans had to be rejec from this popular club due to the large rollnient. Mr. Hafenrichter guided his I ding Einsteins through another year, ai by the following capable officers: P Steinwart, presidentg Ed Fisher, vice pl dentg Dale Whitesicle, secretaryg and I Albrecht, treasurer. Field trips were interesting features this club. Several were taken after scl hours, and another was a full day trip Chicago. Demonstrations and lectl showed the many practical uses of scie to the club members. The clever concoct Were compounding a Twin Victc brought honorable mention to the club its efforts in the Homecoming parade. The Rifle Club was sponsored this j by Mr. Harold J. Buckmuhl and led by ecutive officer Wiayne Anderson. ,lack fisburg had the double job of secret treasurer. The boys spent much time ill target p tice at the River Street range and i11 le ing how to handle a rifle. They also lear the parts of the rifle and how to clean use them to best advantage. The Club's main event during the j was the Rifle Match at Sandwich P School. The concession at the East Au! basket ball game marked another big 1 on the Rifle Club calendar. LAY THAT PISTCL DCW THE OLD MASTER PAINTER Certificates given to members of the Paint Pot Club helped to make them more conscious of their club dutics. The cluh awarded these cer- tificates on the basis of points, which were earned hy attending the monthly meetings, helping at con- cessions, and being active in the club projects. Une of these projects was a Hobby l.ohhy, which gave the members an opportunity to display their hobbies. The members learned about new Christmas tree ornaments and made some very attractive ones. Interest- ing movies increased their appre- ciation and knowledge of different fields of art. Coleen llale presided at the meet- ings with Burdette linger, vice- presidentg Mary Fitzgerald, secre- taryg Beverly Shaw, treasurer. Miss Sauer sponsored the club. The Red Cross officers and sec- tion representatives had a busy year as they assisted in the Junior Red Cross drive for funds, entertained the City Wide Council on December l3th, sponsored a dance, and sent gift boxes to unfortunate children in state institutions. This year's leaders were Edward Fisher, president, Mary Ellen Con- nelly, vice president, Janice Allen, secretary, Dorothy Pride, treasurer: and were ably advised by Miss Agnes Hendricks, sponsor. The officers were installed at the ,lunior Red Cross Assembly, Novem- ber 8th, A movie entitled Youth Ccntersw was also shown at that as- scmbly. Many students gave some of their time in volunteer service. 4IOLI,l'1EN HAl,l'l RECORDS 4-lulv members' credits toward certifi- cates, assisted hy Beverly Shaw, llurdette Enger, Miss Sauer, and Mary Fitzgerald. DAVE DONKLE, CITY-WIDE council president, and Ed Fisher watch approvingly as Janice Allen, Dorothy Pride and Mary Con- nelly count funds from successful drive. UNDER THE RED AND WHITE Page 87 TWU PART I Leslie Reed. Willis l rt-nch. Alan Krelninski. Haynor Coakcs, ,lack Chione, and advisor llurkhard survey a recently completed project. Utilizing the printing: presses are Craphic Arts Club members: Ronald Klein, Gerald Vlvood, Hob Peura, Mr. Ccc, Bill Ross, and Dale Stahl. T10 Workillg with metals such as alumi- num, copper, and steel, the members of this club made many handsome gifts and useful articles. The club members elected Alan Kreminski, president: Kenneth Van- Meter, vice-president: Raynor Coakes, secretary: and Donald Stewart, trea- snrer. The use of lathes and other hand and power tools was learned by the club members. Corner shelves, magazine racks, and house number signs were a few of the well designed and carefully constructed objects which the boys made under the able supervision of Mr. VV. P. Burckhard, sponsor. If you happen to pass by the Vllood and Metal club room on club day, the buzzing and hammering emanating from the room no doubt indicated to you the eager participation of all the members. With the vital assistance of Mr. Leslie Gee, faculty advisor, the Vlfest High Graphic Arts Club printed many of their own Christmas cards. This is a popular project for the boys at the December meeting each year. Bob Douglas, Dale Stahl, Bill Rost, and Ronald Klein served as president, vice-prseident, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. They selected for the club a movie, on the making of paper, which was so informative that the Vlfest High Boys' Club secured it for their last meeting of 1950. Making their animal trip to a down- town print shop, the club members found many interesting ways of varying prints. OLD BLACK MAGIC Page 88 ,, ... . , . 1 lln- 0lllt'l'l'S ol x0t'i1ll0ll1ll Llulb- ff lfclwarll Hart, prvsirlc-nt: Ralph Rolrinson, vivo-pl'vsi1lvllt: ancl Rogvr Liglll, svvrm-tary-Irvasurvr W- organ- ize-al tllvir 1-lnlfs part in tln' lyaslwt- lrall 1'on1'm-ssioll SllZll'l'1l witll thu Junior Drama lilulb. l,I'0t'l't'tlS from tlu- salvs worm- use-fl to lnlv spvvial 1-apnpnwnt lor tlu- nn-vlnanu'al arts room. .M ont- ol' tlu- autumn nuw-tings. Mr. lialu-rc-lv, lwaul lllt'l'llilllil' at tlu' Aurora Airport, spolxv to tlu' vlulb on airplanv lnaintmnuu-v anal travvl. znnl on 1-rop-elnsting. Mr. Mc-yor. 1-lull sponsor, says that at latvr lll4'l'l- ings, nlovivs wt-rv slloun an4l talks we-rv givvn by rvprf-sm-litativvs ot' xarious otlu-r inllustrivs. A1-4-orclingg to tlu- minute-s of Rich' aral Smith, sf-4-re-tary-trc-asurm-r ol' tln- l'ill'l'lI'lt'lilllS, lilulr, tln- group lnul c'on4'vssions at lbotll ll1lSlxClll1lll anel football ganu-s. Unsla-r tlu- faculty sponsorship ol' Mr. Ray Grant, ,lllllll Vlinn, prvsi- clm-nt: llonalsl Nxolslvlt. vic'v-prvsi- 1l4-nt: and otlu-r nu-mlwrs of tht- vlulr applic-fl tllvir practical knowl- valga- ol' 1-lt-vtrivity by running tln' Ibl'0-i4'1'liUIl nlavllino for t4l'll00l illlfl vlull lll0Yil'h1 lry installing antl talx- ing tloxxn tlu- footlrall fit-ld lights: and lay managing tlu- lighting for sc-hool pro4lu1'tions. NliSl'l'll2llll'0llS jolvs, as living vor- tain-lowvrvrs, also l-Ollllil tlwir way into tlu' varivtl avtivitios of tlw XX . A. e'l1'c'trivial1s of 1950-'5l. WHAT 'LL I D0 RUUICR LIGHT, SlitIRl'I'I'XRY-'I'RliASllRl-Ili. llt'lll0llHll'llU's tlrawi ng fkill, wllilc- prn-fide-nt linl Hart and Nit't'-lDI'l'5itl1'lll lil Robinson look on in approxal. DUN W'0I4Sl l'1l,'l'. RIQIHXRID SlVll'l'H. Mr. Grunt. znnl ,I0llll NK Inn takn' tinn- out from opvrating tln- nlovie- projvvtor to pose- plloto Paze 89 LIGHTS CUT for tln TAKE A LETTER, MISS SMITH THE ECHUUL LEIJCEH is examined hy Bernadette lxillian, 'Vlarilwlle Porter, Miss Bielefeldt, Peggy Hol- land, l'at Zolper, and Hazel lioltie. BARBARA HAMLIN, Miss Hendricks, and Virginia Tidlmlm 1-saluate the latest recipes. 9 Page 90 Composed of senior girls intending to further their business careers, the Commercial Club requires its members to have two years of typing and two years of shorthand as a foundation. A slide on retail merchandising shown at one of the club meetings gave the girls a knowledge of the selling field. Presi- dent Pat Zolper and vice-president Bernadette Killian gave a demonstra- tion of machines used in the office practice classes. Hazel Boltie, secre- tary, and Peggy Holland, treasurer, an- swered questions members asked about operation of the machines. Advisors Mr. Hugo Peterson and Miss Reathel Biele- feldt helped the club select new equip- ment for the Commercial Club rooms. The capacity number of members i11 the Home Economics Club enjoyed a variety of interesting programs through- out the year. The club members became enthus- iastic as they watched Mrs. Paul Smith make delicious Christmas cookies dur- ing their December meeting. Another program arousing a great deal of inter- est was given by Mrs. Jackson, who de- monstrated the making of hats. The art of making flower arrangements was dis- cussed and shown at another meeting. These and other programs were planned to give the club members constructive ideas on homemaking. Serving as officers were Virginia Titl- liolm, presidentg Barbara Hamlin, vice- presidentg Jeanette Long. secretary- trcasurer. Miss Agnes Hendricks spon- sored the group. USIC, USIC, MUSIC . . . 'l'Iu- ,lunior-Svnior lVlusiv Appro- viation Clulr, sponsort-tl hy Mr. Stein tl. llallivarson, was It-11 this year hy Betty Moore, prvsiflent. Roberta We-illganrt assistc-il as vim--prvsitlmlt, whilo Kay Morey was in charge of lllllllllt'S anal nlona-y hugs., in thc' of- fim- of svvrotary-trvasurvr. 'l'ht- llllltilt' lovvrs spvnt vavli vlulr :lay listvning to rm-ortlings and lvarning tln' art of rt-al lllllSil'lll von- 1-4-ntration. 'llhis group not only ali- sorhml lllllSll' for thvir own plvasurv, hut also purvhasi-il nvw rm-ortlings for tht- school re-1-ortl lihrary. Among tht' nt-w rm-ormls art- 'l'1'liailuwsky's Nllonwo anil ,lulit-t, zunl 'I'lw Mol- llttllu hy llvoralt. llirt-4-tors ol' thi- fri-shman-sopho- mort- lllllSlt' L'appr4-viators for '50- '5l wort' Cary Brown, prvsitlvntz Gail l.arson, vit-v-pre-sidmltg anal Shirlvy St. tllair, se-vrt-tary-trt-asurvr. tlluh lll0llllN'l'S tllHt'tHt'l't'll tlu' art ol' listc-ning lo IllllSit'. 'lllwy stlulietl musical instrunn-nts, orvlu-stras, onl- stanaling soloists, 1-omposvrs, 1-urre-nl ratlio anal tt-lvvision programs, along with tht- vvolution ol' various lxinals ol' lllllHll'. 'l'o hroatlvn tht-ir lxnmslvtlggi- l'Vl'll l'urIlu-r. tht- nn-nllu-rs antl thvir sponsor. lVlr. lf:-lts, attviulcrl fivv IllllSlt'tll vonvvrts ill lllllt'illLKO. l'rol'its from thc- haslwthall con- cvssion, shart-ll with thv junior- H1-nior Apprvciation llluh, we-re ox- pc-nclml to a4l4l outstanrling rvvorfl- ings to tht- SFINIOIHS rt-1'or4l vollm-vtion. lll'lAlVllNll 'l'Hl'1lli .tl'l'IilCtIl.1t'l'l0N ol' 'l'l'haikovsky's Romeo and .luliutn are vluh ol'l'i1'1-rs Kay lVlorn-y. llvtty Moor:-, illltl Ro- lwrta VV:-ingart. 5, Q l z 5 , x l'Rl'iXY GARY ISRUXX N 1-alls youthful Illllslt' 1-nthusiasts to ortlvr wllilc- Shirlvy St. Clair antl Hail Larson look on. 'hun' of HOLIDAY FOR STRINGS West Higlfs orchestra, directed by Mr. Warren Felts, is a growing organization in which both the beginners and the more advanced musicians may find a place. In- terest in the orchestra is gradually increasing as a result, so Mr. Felts says, of the re- newed interest in the grade schools. This is verified by the large number of new members who signed up this year. There are more freshmen enrolled than upper elassmen--a bright promise for the future. The orehestra's violin section this year consisted of Kay Morey, seniorg Adele Johnson, freshman: and sophomores Cordon Boucon and Carol Sue Fowler. Strum- ming on the violas were ,lean Tindell and Virginia Roth, sophomoresg and Patricia Decker, freshman. Phyllis Bleek, freshman, was the cornetist. The cellos were bowed hy freshman Katy Heitlxotter and senior Roberta Weingart and Eleanor Larson. Brenda Bannister and Gail Evans, both freshmen, played bass viol. Anne Larson, freshman, was the only flutist, and Nancy Mcllleery, the only clarinctist. Handcl's 'Wvater Music, and uTrun1peter's Lullabyw topped the list of the orch- estra's favorite music, along with HFantasy, and HlVIilI'Cll of the Cirdern by Mozart. The main event of the year was the picnic in the spring. REVXIJY T0 PREFUHM are orchestra members: tfirst rowj Carol Fowler, l5itsy Johnson, Kay Morey. Anne Larson. lileanor Larson, and Roberta Weingartg fsecond rowl Uail Evans. Brenda lianister, Phyllis Bleek. Nancy Mclileery, Shirley St. Clair, Mr. lfelts, Patsy Decker, and ,lean Tindell. Lt-ft to right: ffirst row? Sandra Pcura, Jeanette Long, Muriel Dohson, Barbara Jamcson, Peggy Anderson, Kuthlccn Crcn- shaw, Nancy Carlson, Anita Ness, Donna Hall, lfilecn Cleveland. fsccond rowl Rosemary Tavcgia, liharlcnc l'a-ck, Jn-neun Vaughn, Iiohlrie- Middle-sworth, Florence- Shepp, liarlrara Hamlin, Carol Mitchcltree, Shirley Stadcl, Ruth Harkinson, llolorcs wright. flhirnl rowl Phyllis lvcmeyer, liarhara Schocnhofen, Nancy Huchner, Mary Schultz, l'cggy Masur, Nancy Ahramson, Wlary Judd, Mary Scars, Mary Evans, llonnic Herting, Beverly Shaw, Janice Newton, Gladys l'cnnington, Gail Larson, Mary l'almcr, Charlotte Pottlc. lfourth rowl Maxine Allgood, Nancy Colbh, Colleen Halc, Elsie liisscl, Miriam Fairclutll, Dm- llcc- ln-4-, Marian Miller, Mary lla-Graff, Lynnc H1-unc, Martha Smith, Shirlcv llartlctt, l'at Young, Sue- Love, Audry Martin, Carol Xrndt, Marjcan Whitson, Carmen Halc, Sharon lilosson, Marjorie Stroud. ffifth row? Dan Hanna, Bill Strong. xvllllillll kil- gorc, John Stone-, ,lamcs Ste-wart, Ken liunklc, Raymond Johnson, ,lim Kasey, Duane Mcliune, Frank lloseutino, ,lamcs llc- llaau, D4-an Kilpatrick, David Dalton, Louis Leonardi, Eugene Henricks, David Schulz, licith lillllllllltfll, Kenneth Zuspunn, .lrnic Suaf. US C THE AIR 'Sing Noel, Noel, Noelln echoed through the halls as the 75 singers, enthusiastic sophomores, juniors, and seniors, prepared for another concert. Competition among the singers is great, for from this group Direc- tor Sten G. Halfvarson chooses the most capable singers to occupy the empty seats in A Cappella choir. Constant drilling on tone, pitch., and quality help to make each one more eligible for Senior Choir mem- hcrship. Miriam Faircloth, president, Mary Evans, vice-president: Sue l.ovc, secretary, and William Kilgore, treasurer, helped Mr. Halfvarson take care ol' any choir business. Hliheruliini Songf, The Time ls Now, 'gRise, Arise, and Hlieth- lehem were a few of the many songs in the varied repertoire of the energetic singers. MUSIC MAESTRO A CAPPELLA Band-Choir Concert .................................. ....... N ovember 10 Concert for Midwest Band Convention in Chicago .............................,........... ....... N ovember lo P. T. A. Christmas Concert ............... ....... D ecember 19 Christmas School Assembly Program ..... ....... D ecember 22 Lcft to right: ffirst rowl Mary Richmond, Naomi Mitchell, Mary Hadfield, Dorothy Teichen, Beverly Lane, Joen Smith, Mary Zirkle, Joyce Hughes, and Carol Lundin. fSecond rowl Sally Sjostrand, Dorothy Rice, Phyllis Hanson, Tia Davenport, Donna Illyes, Ann Graham, Wylma Erickson, Doro- thy Staiger, and Mary Heitkotter. QThird rowj Barbara Jones, Beverly Lut- trel, Joe Charbauski, Ralph Olson, Beryl Varley, David Mowbray, Milton Brown, Elmer Wagner, and Warren Johnston. KFourth rowj Joanne Mount, Janet Kissel, Charles Hoel, Francis Chamberlain, Robert Welton, Carlos King, Robert Darling, Harold Lieser, Harold Winn, and Bob Barrigher. LEASE Easter Sunrise Service ..................... ........ M arch 25 Cupid Hits The S1ldfllC,, Revue .... ...... A pril 19, 20 Fox Valley Festival ...................... ........... It lay 7 Bavcaluureate ........... ....., l une 3 Commencement ....... lune Left to right: Hirst rowl Norma Hansen, Marge Olson, Rhesa Cates, Alive Stewart, Jerry Sampson, ,loyee Rolfe, Carolyn Cromer, ,loyve Solfislnurg, and Betty Uttog fseeontl rowl Joanne Krentz, Eleanor Larson, Marilrelle Porter, Ruth Carlson, Roberta Steiner, Judy Mess, Marilyn Smith, Ann Rirlinger, Naney Kline, fthird rowl Larry Cadieux, Roald lierg, Leon Plo- ger, Tom Fisher, Don Campbell, Robert Johns, Bill Roseoe, Sylvia Burk- lanel, Ann Holm, and ,loan Osmonflsong fourth rowj Dave Anderson, Ed Fisher, Paul Steinwart, Evan Willialns, Rodger Peters, Leslie Reed, Donna Colton, Sally Dis-nat, Freada Patterson. Not in picture: Duane M4-Cune, Jim Hanosh. Page 95 7 HHH IIHUIH GUES WESIEHN H1 lIH0lR DIRECTOR Stn-n Halfvarson takes time out from his many tlutics to llilflllflllill' his latcst com- posi Vliith a busy schedule ahoacl of them, ambitious A Capella mem- bers worked hard to uphold the choir's high standards. Phyllis Han- sen, ,loannc Krcntz, Mary Hait- kotter, and Gcraltlinc Sampson un- rlcrtook the officcfs jobs. Director Plllli-VtlI'S0lliS Hpsalni lily and 'l'hc Easter Hope were two of the hest likccl sclcctions in the rc- pctoirc of thc group. Regular annual appearances of the choir we-rc matic in the Haml- Choir concert, Christmas conccrts for the P.T.A. and stutlcnt hotly, choir revuc, Eastcr sunrise service, Baccalaurcatc, and lfonnncnccniont. The choir tools grcat pritle in be- ing aslxccl to sing at thc Midwest Band Confcrcncc in Chicago last llcccmlwr. From time to timc :luring the past year, small cnscmhlos we-ro choscn to sing for various organizations in the community. During thc Christ- mas season, thcsc groups wx-rc cs- pccially husy, cntcrtaining with ap- propriate holiflay music. Early in April Mr. Halfvarson and lwcnty- eight choir mcmhcrs appcarctl at a luncheon of thc Junior Ucpartmcnt of the Aurora Womcn's Club, sing- ing selcctions to hc use-cl in the choir rcvuc, 'gtlupicl Hits thc gillllllC.M l'HYl.l,lS HANSUN, ,loannc Krcntz, Mary Hcitkottcr, aml ,lcrry Samp- son--choir ofl'iccrs--pansc monlcnt- arily for photograph. MR. IIAl,l Y.-XHSUN clirccts choir in live-ly holiday tune- wlnilt- Frosty, tha- SIIUMIIIKIIIU looks on. NNlIAl HEVIIE 'Gliupid Hits the Saddlei' was the original title of this year's annual rovuc. Up to the time of production, choir nn-mln-rs worked diligently on 1-rt-ating plot for the story, compos- ing songs and writing words, per- ft-t-ting 1-nsvnilrlcs., attending extra rt-ht-arsals frff all to make the show tht- most colorful event of the year! 'lihost' talxing tha' roles of the prin- vipal 1-liaravtu-rs were Naomi Mit- 1-In-ll as ,lan 4the hvroinelg Boll Vi 1-lton as Andy tithe hvrolg Phyllis llanson as Hulda fthe Swedish 1-ookl: livan xxvilllilIllS as Charlie llhv hired hand who was the reluc- tanl ohjt-ct ol' llultla's affoctionsrg and Sylvia lfurkland as Veronica ttlu- yillainvss who tried to break up lhc- ronianvv ht-tween Jan and Midyl. 'l'lu- plot look plat-0 in Pirtleville, a snlall ranch town in the wost, and tht- llhit-ago-rt-nlod scenery trans- fornn-sl tht- XYPSI lligh stage- into a tlualt- l'1llll'll for two nights. Compost-rs whose original Songs apps-arwl in the show were Anne Hiding:-r and Sally Sjostrand, juniors. and Director Stun Halfvar- Fflll. KIUXX BUYS TOM l4'ISllI+lR, Beryl Varley, Ilan- Nlowlrray. lfarlos King, and Rodger l't-tt-rs play a ganna- ol' 4-arfls in ont' of tho- skits from Cupid llits the' Saddle. 11RtlUNl'Ili ISDH Vt ICLTUN is wovd hy Sylxia liurkland and Naomi Mitrrlicll whilt- Phyllis Hanson pursues Evan Wil- llillllx SQll'llH'ilP.NNlIl'fllS: Mary Jann' Had- lim-lfl. llau- lVlowhray, Sally llivnsl, ,Ianu-s llanosh. ,lot-n Smith, ,lov Charhauski, 'Warp inn llivhmond. and Paul Stvinwart suing thu-ir parlnt-rs round and round. Q1 I . l.4-ft to right: tfirsl row! john Wlolf. ,lavk Rosvov. Dave Hull. llon Hay:-s. Victor lloppz lst-4-oml rowb llaxiil Boll. Ili:-k YYag:lwr. Ronny l5ail4'y.4Ihl11'k Snyllor, Esltliv Strunk Hola Garrison. ilvorgre- Yirory, Ilivk Shapiro: lthirnl row! lioln My-rs. ,lim lfle-ming, Di-nny llaelivux. Mike Cosentino. Tom Usry. Ray Mvlllain. Holy Rogvrs. Tom Tanne-r. John N'l1'lx1'4-: lfourth row! ,lark Yivory. lion llolro. Jerry Smith. llon lihristvnson. lin-iw lln-sjarfln-n. Jilll Koss, l loytl Vlillvr. l'w-lv Hr-ns:-I. Vol in pie-turn-: liill Jvnkin- aml liill Ullllw. 'l'hn- lfrvshman Boysilllvv iilllll.1lll'Pt'll'll hy Mr, Str-n G. Hallxarson. hailed William Hart as presicls-nt this your. John Mvlioo took ovvr the various tlutif-s ol' vivo-pr:-siflc-nt. 5:-1-rotary was Mike' liosvntino. anfl in vliarvv ol' monvv was treasurer Charles Snwli-r. P' . . 'I'lw first big program in which the boys appeared was the annual P.-T.A. Christmas vom-1-rt. l'c'aturinf' all ilu-1-horal vrou rs. Un this provram, tlwv sanvf lirusa1lc'r's IIVIIIIIN illlll U Fanvtis- F' Y' I I Y' , F' . smut . Thi- lmoys sang in the svhool choral ass:-mhly February 14, which gave' the stuflc-nt hotly a l'llilllt'P to sm- tht- hows aml hear them ierfornl. Later thev mallet a concert tour ol' thv ffraclv schools. Pur- I . . V U mst- ol this tour. matlv 1-zu-h vvar lm ' the Freshman Ho 's' Cleef Club IS to install intvrvst anal a closin- . Y 5 H to sing in tho grailv svhool l'llllllI'0ll. This is one of lVlr. Half'varson's ways of lllllllllllg up lns frvsh- man choral groups. Mnonw tho hovs' favorite- son fs wt-rv hiilllllllilli U 1 the lVl0untain and Vl'vst Hi-fh Will Sllillfxn. r- . l- l r- lhe- latta-r. a vlwc-r song, was quite popular during the football season. Page 98 The Christmas program for the l'.-'l'.A. and the student body was the first public appearance ol' the Freshmen Girls, Glee Club. Ability to sight-read, and keep in pitch, and good tone quality were a few ol' thc goals set for the diligent singers. Scales and exercises practiced every day under the direction ol' Stcn G. Hall'- varson improved their abilities and perhaps brought them closer to another goal mcmbcr- ship in A Cappella Choir. Lift 'l'hine lfyesf' '4l'ctcr. Co Ring Dem Bells, and Skating', were a few of their favorite songs. The members elected llheryll Yount, president: Ruth l.idecka, vice president: Barbara Yellin, secretary: and Adele Johnson, treasurer. la-It to right: tfirst rowj .Iackic Barbcc, Carol Givlcr, Sharon Allen, Pat Saunders, llarbara Hendrickcr, Margaret Xndersonl Norma lircazealc, Barbara Yellin, Adele Jolmsong tsccond rowj Mary Stewart, fVlary Fitzgerald, liarlnara Worris. l'alsy Vatclski. lris Hamingson. Dorothy James, Mary Greer, Carol Schneider. llclora linger, Mary lion Ycrnol, lh-lorcs Clark. lictty Williams, Lois Fredrickson, Joyce Usborncg tthird rowl Shirley Schultz. Anne Larson, Vlarcia l'e-tcrson. 'Krlcnc Frobcrg, Mary Kibling, Mary Ustcrgrant, Ruth Lidccka, Cheryl Yonnt, Kristine Bullock, lanice Lcick, Carol Curtis, Pat Mighell, Mary Elvin, Tina Manccra, Mary liuluso, June Atherton: lfonrth raw! l'anl- ine Kicrlicher, Regina 0'Hrien. Jackie Knuth, Diane Stoudt, Nina Foss, June Dobrovolny, Rita Rogers. Cynthia Were:-r. Nancy lin-Haan. Nancy Nlctlleery, Debbie Messenger, Joyce l'hillips, Ruth Wliclu-rt, Donna Kaiser. fVlary Coc- hrane. :Salty Hcitkottcr. Shirley Tcichcn, Lorraine Wagner, Absent: Donna Anderson, Mary Slllllllbilllgll, and Emer- gcnc 11 ar . it 'Q IIHUMS AlllNli l+l.U'1'ES and PICCOLOS ilioln-rta NVcingart ,le-rry Lixingston .Kun I,araun Q LARINETS llilit' Wllitvr-ide Winn Graham 1 UR N ETS tlfontinuedf Lanny Mason Rivharti Bulley LQ-onarei Hargis Myrna Kenner llary Johnson ilaln' Stout :Kilim-tty Moori- :ECEI4-zillor Larmn Nanvy Mvfilvcry 2311111114-a Winston Gvorgu Smith Boil Puklin Stanley Swanson Jann-s Vtuodrow Nick Grofmlali Auftin Stoll ,TO CIARIN ,lolm Hill llurotlly ,lortlan BASS QZLARINI' IH lion S1'illil'ill'I'l linlv iil'2lIlilillll'l' TRUM PETS Ronnie Dempsey Don Paxton TROMBONES i'Eugm-ne Pt-tvrfon Ilivk Little' ANU INIlI...V Page 100 John Quan-lu-nl llivk Stliiilllli BARITONES Dun ,Xlulvraoii Frank Hutln-r Ilan Haggerty Rivllarrl Smith IHGINIA vu il BASSOON TENOR SAXOPHONES IIORNETS lluil Lnrpon flark Solfishurg Ray Cook FRENCH HORNS ..u,'ro SAXOPIIUNES ,,1,,,g,a, ,,,.a,,y js-rry lloflvr Shirley St. Clair llivllunl Hronquift .lohn llivhmoncl lloln lin-ym-r llonnzi llixscll 5il'hyllif Hanson , . Gail Ewuns :url Tlmllluxljiri Shirlvy l'ulm1'r If ' 0' ',' Kay Sie-gmuml on 'llurlm lxe-n lfrivk f Q l'llil Tllompfon . I anaom ru' 11-r UHMBA, BELLS, LLHIMES BA55 DRUM llonnie- lion- iillavill llonklf- xMurshull Novivk illolr Vonlloff Ronniv Carlson Nurrih Shvllon ilijllll liin-v4-r :llloh AllH'l'l'llI Phyllis lilvm-lc l.l'0llill'll l,t'l1'l'h0 SIDE DRUMS W'uyn4- lloslvr :klloln Ma-lfrl-u dilfil lirhzlrt 'llvrry Stoltz llvnry llionsl :l:Se-nior llilll1lSlll1'I LENHIIIKY, ANII IENNESSEE Page 101 f 'T-4: 2 f Q I' X W Q , , if Q' '1 A M - N.,J k 'S H N 9359? X? as 3' x 1: 4 2 we ., .M , H W ff avg X if xnxx fad ANU IHE BAND HAYHI UN . . . Prosiclc-nt of tlu- 1050-51 YVcst High llilllll, alirc-1-ted hy Mr. xX'YilI'l'l'll A. F4-lts, was Dave Donkle, who was assistm-11 hy Holi Vonhoff. holfling the office of vice-pre-siflmit. Bc-tly Moore was se-1-rc-tary, :nul Phyllis Hanson, lr:-asurc-r. 'l'lu- foothall pilI'll1ll'Sllllll 7:30 practic-es, which lllZlI'liCtl the lu-ginning of' the school yi-ar, wc-rc familiar to 1-vm-ry liancl nu-mlu-r. The llillNl,S out-of-town parade was at Wir-st Rovkforcl. llrum Major Douglas B1-atty I1-11 tlu- marching hand, and was assisted hy tlu- thru- majort-tt:-sz Norma ,lc-an lin-1-sv, liarnu-n llalv. alul Hohhiv ,ls-an 'l'homas. 'l'lu- fall 4-mu-1-rl is as tlu- lHlllll,S first big iluloor Ill'I'li0l'Illlllll'1', followf-rl lata-r hy tlu- lilll'lSllllilB l'.-'I'.A. 4-mu-4-rt. Slll1l0Ill assi-inhly, ancl the annual spring I'0llf'C'Y'l. This was a hannc-r ye-ar for tlu- llklllll, as it marked tho vompli-tion ol' llu- sm-hool's lu-w music aelcli- tion. 'l'lu- solnul proofing, przu-tic-0 rooms, 1-nlargetl halul room, music- ol'l'iu-s, alul illlIll'0V01l sys- lvm ol' filing music grc-ole-fl the halul as they movml into their new home. With spring, vanu- tlu: lflgin Fox Valley Mllsic Festival alul tlu- annual music cont:-st. W'itli spirit ancl pl-rss-rw-ralu-1-, tlu- llilllll nu-mlu-rs tlicl a goofljoh of rf-pr:-sc-lltillg W1-sl High ill tlu-so two out- ilillllllllgl 4-vs-nts. 'l'lu- halul l'0lIl'lll1ll'1l tlu- yi-ar hy playing at tlu- .lune Fllllllllt'lll'l'l1lI'llI. ltFNlll'.Ii 'l'lll'i tHl,l'1dir1-rlifm ol' Mae-stro F4-Its, li.-YYUN IN HAND. Ilrum Major lloug lim-zu halul nu-mlu-rs vomhiru- the-ir taln-nts on a lu-w gin-s u prurtiu- toot on his shiny whistle. 1-omposition. Page 103 GHEAPER BY THE DUZEN Directed by Mies Merry Coffey Mr. Gilbreth ................... ................ B ob Albrecht Mrs. Gilhreth ....... ......... G ilda Thomsen Anne .............. ....... C retchen Hartman Ernestine ....... ........... N orma Clewell Martha .... ....... M arilyn Smith Lillian ....... ....... D orothy Pride Dan .... . Bill ...... Fred ....... Frank ..... Jackie ........ ,loe Scales .... Larry ............. Dr. Burton ...... Miss Brill ............ Mrs. Fitzgerald ..........Dave Donkle ........Bobby Ellis ........Carlos King ........Ben Alschuler .........Joan Givler ................Doug Hill .......Bob Woodrowv ..............Dave Jones .......Helen Schmidt Drake Student assistants: Eleanor Larson, Joanne Krentz Directed by Miss Merry Coffey Miss Brooks ..... Miss Finch ....... Elsie .............. Elaine ........ Jane ............... Hugo Longacre Sylvia ............... Mr. Wadswortll Doris ................. Stanley ...... Marge ......... F alth ..................... Rhonda Allen . Miss Audubon l ed .................................. ........... B ob Schumacher ..........Dol0res Brence ............,leanne Lirot .........B0herta Steiner ................Joyce Hughes ........Mary ,lane Hadfield ..........Bruce Hamper Ridinger Bergman Ann Richmond Baratz .................Alice Stewart ........Anne Caughey ............Barbara Stark ........Cynthia Burkland A basketball player .......................... Don Latham Martin ................................................,. Bob Welton Mrs. Allen .,.......................... Mary Ellen Connolly Student assistants: Gayle Tremain, Bobby Jean Thomas, Page 104 Carol Lundin im ,f 11 Q .if W.. .. . ..... : , : qi.:-S .V . ,: is 5, in k my QQ 4 'SY , 'E IWWTHV-rv fi THE NUISY THREE in om- of the-ir ST.-Ui LINE? Looks as though Hilly THE FACULTY QUARTET, calm morn- silc-nt monn-nts. has at prospwt. r'oll1-1-tml. srrc-mule thi' student bn ECS GGES T0 . . ITN K 1'lH'l.Yl' dai' for the' fra-shin:-n. HOBBY-YUU'LI, SICLDUNI sm-v him UUNVI' BE THU uuxious for an im .mel tht- slji U any 1- is -fnightgowns? this serious. ,, x , xv.. Xwi W it Q X V! ridv. hops. lilll'lt' biilll wants you. A 1 N ,,.....Q..f in i A A J ? Y L 1 f.. N YN 5 iffy? V ' -af K ' my yi 4' 3 , Z v:.a 522. h rp: i if ..,... . J it J . f 4 , h,V. L+ Yf U I M inf f I 1 EW N ,L , A 4 Qs ' 1 ef if , N A A I ,iv Mi 1315 11 Q f ' W M . . it 5 fm wk.. P' -dl ' fu.... I Q P N .., X , MX' 'Z 'MQ' .Ei F' Kyla z, f - 'MES Y- H f . 'E 5'-3 , 53 Q Q: W 'E Q F N. ,f . . .- ' q ' , V, 4 L, ix v V 0UR BLM! ALL-STEEL EQUIPMENT INC. Aurora, Illinois J. H. ARMBRUSTER AND COMPANY 723 South LaSalle Street AURORA MID-WEST PRINTERS INC. 351 Woodlawn Avenue AURORA PUMP COMPANY 619 Loucks Street MR. and MRS. E. T. CURRY 136 Gladstone PARK PLACE STUDIOS New York and East Park Place SUPER PAR SERVICE STATION 121 North Lake Street WESTERN UNITED GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 50 Fox Street ADVERTISERS Clark and Weiss 29 North Broadway Ed Cole 826 Charles Street AUTOMOBILE AGENCIES Berthold-Hanson Y 70 South LaSalle Street Crowe Motors, Inr. 70 South River Dewey and Company 233 Galena Boulevard J. F. Kelley Motor Sales 101 South Lake Street M and L Motor Sales 25 North River Street Art Newquist 65 South Lake Street Peterson Motor Sales 32 Galena Boulevard Srheets Lincoln-Mercury 229 Galena Boulevard Streeker Motors 100 South River AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Aurora Automotive Supply Corp. 220 Galena Boulevard Felz Motor Company, Inc. 14 Holbrook Street Livingston Tool Sales 305 Illinois Avenue Phillips Auto Parts Company 225 Holbrook Street KHAWKS SUGGEST Rohinson's Auto Supply Company 128 South Broadway Stafford Auto Supplies, Inc. 52 South Lake Street United Auto Sales, Inc. 47 South Lake Street Valley Motor Supply 133 Galena Boulevard BAKERIES Dixie Cream Donut Shop 18 Jackson Place Ericson's Swedish Bakery 100 North Ohio Federal Bakery 5 South Broadway Fisher's Bakery 146 South Broadway Ochsensehlagefs Bakery 935 Galena Boulevard Rainbo Bread 605 Plum Street Ten Eyek's Pastry Shop 372 Walnut Street BANKS Aurora National Bank 2 South Broadway Merc-hant's National Bank Fox and Broadway Old Second National Bank 37 South River Street BARBERS AND BEAUTICIANS Aurora Hotel Barber Shop 5 Galena Boulevard Barry's Barber Shop 201 Galena Boulevard Elegant Beauty Salon 43 Fox Street-Riverside Fox Valley Beauty Supply 39 Walnut Street Galena Barber and Beauty Shop 937 Galena Boulevard Glamour Beauty Salon 28 Fox Street Riverside Barber Shop 43 Fox Street Rowan and Taylor Barber Shop 15 Downer Place Theadore Schultz 73 South Broadway Peter Sepavieh Barber Shop 42 New York Street Silhouette 251 Downer Place ' Page 110 Frances Strubler Beauty Salon 19 Main Street Walker's Beauty Salon 69 Fox Street CAB SERVICE DeLuxe Cab Company 10 North Broadway CAFETERIAS AND RESTAURANTS Broadway Cafe 63 Fox Street The Chicken .loint 1045 Main Street Clark's Restaurant 27 South River Street Davidson Cafe 63 South Broadway Dunn's Restaurant 216 North Highland Fairbanks Cafeteria 10 Main Street The Harmony House 1435 New York Street Harry's Drive In 1007 Main Street Marine Grill 73 South 'Broadway Marlene's Drive In Montgomery Paradise Inn 26 North Broadway Shannon's Montgomery Strand 57 South Broadway Sylvester's 23 South River CICAR AND TOBACCO STORES Ben's Sntoke Shop 206 Fox Street John's Smoke Shop 13 South River Street CLEANERS AND DYERS Andy's Cleaners and Tailors 55 River Street Aurora Cleaners and Furriers 129 Galena Boulevard Aurora Laundry 562 South River Street Baker Laundry and Dry Cleaners 1450 South East River Road III-IT YOU SUPPURT THESE PATRDNS Big Four Cleaners 14 Fox Street Illinois Cleaners 1 I4 Downer Klints 700 Main Street Master Cleaners 41 Walnut Street lVIorreIl's of Aurora Im-. Galena and Locust Quality Rug Cleaners 716 South LaSalle Street Star Cleaners 901 North Lake Street Walker Laundry 32 Walnut Street CLOTHIERS Alshuler Brothers Company 17 Broadway Anderson and Duy 21 Main Street Bender's Army Store 27 North Broadway Bill's Hat Shop 6 Fox Street I raneh's Pants Shop 56 Main Street Joe Hauser 42 Downer Place lileinert's 69 Fox Street Main Surplus Store 61 South Broadway l'eople's Store 11 South Broadway Srhmitz and Greteneort Company 26 South Broadway We-ingart's Inv. 5 North Broadway Weingart and Pillatseh I3 South Broadway COAL AND OIL lfeltes Coal and Gravel Company North Aurora A. I.. Heitkotter 301 New York Street Hurd's Coal and Feed Company 408 Garfield Avenue King Coal and Material Company 314 Gale Street Miehn-lsfHarral Coal Company 226 Spring Street Bausell Coal Company 52 North Lineoln Avenue CONFECTIONERS Clayton's 55 Main Street Elite Candies 106 Main Street Reulands Nut House 25 North Broadway Theodor Brothers 5 North River Street CONTRACTOR Aurora Cut Stone Company 36 Cedar Street Geneva Construction Company 111 Downer Plat-e DAIRIES Oatman Brothers Inc. 735 Prairie Street Olrerweis Dairy North Lake Street Road Pike's Dairy 208 South Smith Street DANCE STUDIOS Aurora Dance Studio 214 New York Street Jean Mulhern Dance Studio I7 Island Avenue l'riseillia's Danee Studio 29 South River Street DENTISTS Dr. E. F. Cigrand 47 Fox Street Dr. Clark P. Currier 501 Graham Building Dr. W. B. Downs and Dr. .l. Phillip Baldridge 33 South Island Avenue Dr. LeRoy Hill 2 North Broadway Dr. Don Iliff 410 Downer Place Dr. D. A. Mineh 2 North Broadway Dr. J. Ransom Rice 32 South River Street Dr. .I. W. Stubbs 30 North Broadway .Ioseph E. Xvadkins, D.D.S. 14 South Broadway Dr. George W. Wilson 2 North Broadway DEPARTMENT STORES Aurora Dry Goods Company 17-23 North Broadway Block and Kuhl Company Main and Island Avenue Lietz and Grometer, Ine. 24 South Broadway Montgomery Ward and Company I0-I8 Island Avenue Seneenbauglfs 20-22 South Broadway Singer Sewing Machine Company 26 Island Avenue DISTRIBUTORS De Van-Johnson Company 500 Rath-lrone Diamond T. Aurora 605 Spruce Street DRUG STORES Bur-Han Drug Company 35 North Broadway C. T. Parks R. Ph. Bur-Han Drug Company Page 111 PATRONS City Hall Pharmacy 14 Fox Street Ernst Pharmacy 102 Downer Place Galena Pharmacy 931 Galena Boulevard Grimm's Drug Store 59 Fox Street Rollin's and Rice 115 Main Street Staudt and Neuman Company 15 South 4Broadway and 7 South Island Avenue Wilcox Drugs 33 South River Street ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND CONTRACTORS Curran Appliances North Aurora Huberty Appliance 41 Galena Boulevard Light House Electric 63 Water Street May Electric Appliances C1 Fox Slreet 15 Main Street J. H. Nillis Company 57 South LaSalle Street FIVE CENT TO ONE DOLLAR STORES W. T. Grant Company 12 South Broadway F. W. Woolworth Company 19 South Broadway FLOOR COVERINGS Arbeiters 62-64 South River Street Pence's 12 Downer Place FLORIST Aurora Floral Shop 781 Aurora Avenue Aurora Greenhouse 1 Downer Place Bartons Floral Shop 43 Downer Place Brown's 302 North Lake Street Freeman's Florist 358 Cedar Street Schaefer's Greenhouse Route No. 31-Montgomery Wolsfelt Floral Shop 219 Holbrook FURNITURE B 81 M Furniture Store 69 South Broadway Roy A. fBallautyne ' 110 South LaSalle Street Biever Furniture Company 61 North Broadway Broadway Furniture Company 16 North Broadway Leath's and Company 24-26 Main Street Simons Furniture and Rugs 36 Downer Place Ward and Jones Furniture Co. 60-62-64 Broadway FURRIERS George E. Kuker 52 Downer Place Harold Senne 47 Fox Street GARAGES AND SERVICE STATIONS A-1 Service Galena and Randall American Bonded Oil Company Benton and Broadway J. A. Binford 1 Holbrook The Boys Motor Car Service 939 Galena Boulevard Bud's Pure Oil Service North Aurora Builders Supply Benton and Water Donkle's Service Station North River and Walnut Gal1agher's Service Station 83 South River Sam Guth Mobilgas Service 947 Galena Boulevard Harkers Body Shop 186-204 Woodlawn Avenue Heiman Motor Service 219 North Lake Street Ingraham's Service Station 257 Walnut Street Lake Street Service Lake and Galena Lee's Phillips 66 447 Illinois Avenue Metzger's Service Station and A-1 Cabins 1304 New York Street Olson's Garage North Aurora Page 112 Paul's Standard Service Lake and Downer Peterson Standard -Service Station 702 North Lake Street George C. Peterson and Company 324 Garfield Avenue Pope Shell Service Lake and Walnut Reynolds Service Station 177 South LaSalle Street Salemo's Service Station 210 Praire Street Stran's Pioneer Service Highland and Walnut Super Par Service Station 121 North Lake Street Wendling and Abell Ohio and New York Wilson's Garage Montgomery GLASS AND PAINT Jewel Paint Store 26 Fox Street Olson and Robinson 13 South River Street Pittsburgh Plate Glass 20 Main Street J. D. Rice and Son 38 South River Street Charles R. Sherman 106 North Randall Sherwin and Williams 16 South River Street Soderstrom' s Paint Shot fAurora Paint Supply! 28 Walnut Street Wallbrunn-Kling Company 30 North Broadway GROCERIES AND MEATS Aurora Cash Market 113 Main Street Bartlett's Montgomery Boulevard Food Store 943 Galena 'Boulevard The Cheese Box 1198 North Lake Street Croyl's Grocery North Aurora Fifth Avenue Clover Farm Store 618 Fifth Avenue Galena Clover Farm Store 515 Galena Boulevard Hawk's Grocery 202 Woodlawn Avenue PATRONS Hegerman's Royal Blue North Aurora Heins Market 58 North Broadway M. D. Hess 1032 Praire Street Hosler's Food Store 652 Hammond Avenue Lirot and Larson 226 Illinois Avenue Manning Market 19 South River Street C. W. Marshall Company 46-50 Downer Place Modaff's Grocery Store 501-503 New York Street National Tea 821 Galena Boulevard Ochsenschlager's Grocery 224 Blackhowk Street Ogden Super Market 1523 New York Street Paramount Heights Oswego E. W. Pierson 704 Prairie Street Public Food Mart 1145 North Lake Street Ruffalo Foods 321 Spruce Street Schalz Food Mart 31 South River Street Steins 8-10 South River Street Sterling Grocery 413 North View Street Tevelin's 311 Locust Street Wisconsin Cheese Mart 1104 New York Street HARDWARE Myron J. Davis and Company 35 South River Street Kartheiser 24 Broadway Tanner Hardware 15 South River HOBBIES AND HANDICRAFT Tom's Hobby Shop 47 LaSalle Street HOTELS Hotel David 110 Downer Place Leland Hotel 7 South Island Avenue ICE CREAM Borden's Ice Cream 201 North Lake Street Fruit Juice House, Inc. 955 New York Street Hydrox Corporation 535 Fifth Avenue Konrads 302 Jackson Street Pikes Ice Cream 208 South Smith Street Pike's Ice Cream Dairy Bar 935 Galena Boulevard INSULATINC 48 Roofing and Insulating Company 78 South Broadway Malcor Roofing 219 Woodlawn Avenue INSURANCE G. A. Anderson Agency 35 Island Avenue Associated Insurance 182 River Street Arthur R. Buttrey Agency 2 North Broadway Chicago Motor Club 48 Galena Boulevard Ralph E. Dunley 505 Graham Building Fox Valley Insurance Company, Inc. 2 North Broadway Frazier and Evans 44 Downer Place A. W. Heinz and Company 2 South Broadway C. J. Martner Company 615 Aurora National Bank Building. McWetl1y Brothers 63-A South Broadway Moschel and Tomblin 9 Fox Promenade Northwestern Mutual Life 75 Stolp Avenue C. S. Buck Retterer Keystone 2Building Robert J. Thomas 304 Keystone Building Lowell H. Whinery Agency 14 South Russell Avenue Page 113 INVESTMENT AND SECURITIES Dempsey and Company Graham Building John K. Hucko and Company 121 Downer Place JEWELERS Fordor's Jewelry Store 28 South Broadway Harry Frohlich 41 Downer Place E. P. Garvin 3 North Broadway Greenwald's 9 South Broadway Huesings 32 Island Avenue Lehnertz Jewelers 60 South Broadway Matson's Incorporated Chicago, Illinois May Jewelers 6 North Broadway Menton Jewelers 1-3 Fox Promenade Navarro's 11 North Broadway Patterson's Jewelers 6 South LBroadway W. A. Perkins 1040 Garfield Avenue Ridge Jewelers 82 South Broadway Tschannen's Jewelers 50 Main Street LAWYERS Beamish, Edwards, and Brunne- meyer 47 Galena Boulevard Cockfield and McCay 104 Fox Street Little, Wilson, and Clausen 33 Island Avenue Matthews, Jordan, and Dean 33 Island Avenue Attorney William C. Murphy 659 Garfield Avenue Newhall and Givler 111 Downer Place ' Putnam, Johnson, Alschuler, and Ruddy 32 Water Street Reid and Ochsenschlager 6 Downer Place Sears and Solfisburg Aurora National Bank Building PATRONS Sears and Streit 111 Downer Place George R. Warner 6 Fox Street LOANS Aurora Savings and Loan Associa- tion 34 South River Street Home Building and Loan 220 Main Street Home Finance Service, Inc. 202 Keystone Building LODCES Moose Lodge-400 69-71 South LaSalle Street LUMBER COMPANIES Globe Lumber and Supply Com- P3nY New York Street Road Greyer-Brownson, Inc. 720 Terry Avenue Hill-Behan Lumber Company North Aurora Miller and Johnson North Aurora North Avenue Elevator Company North Aurora White and Todd I 58 South Lake Street Winn Supply Company 31 Cedar Street MANUFACTURERS All-Steel Equipment, Inc. Aurora J. H. Armhruster and Company 723 South LaSalle Street Aurora Equipment Company Cleveland and Prairie Aurora Iron and Metal Company 400 North Broadway Aurora Metal Company 614 West Part Avenue Aurora Stove Company 1147 New York Street Barber-Greene Company 633 West Park Avenue Better Boxes, Inc. 210 North Highland Avenue Commercial Woodwork 148 South Lake Street Durabuilt Manufacturing Company Jericho Road John L. Erickson North Aurora Carhe Iron Works, Inc. 500-508 North ,Broadway Independent Pneumatic Tool 753 Claim Louis Isman and Son, Inc. 46 Holbrook William F. Jobhins, Inc. North Lake Street Joston's Manufacturing Company Clate Kesselring Owatonna, Minnesota R and M Kauffman Holbrook and River Lite Soap Company 200 Main Street Love Brother's, Inc. 140 Stone Avenue Manson's Plastics 16 Rosedale McKee Door Company 85 Hankes Street Miller-Bryant-Pierce 227 South River Street National Brush Company 101 Illinois Avenue Pines Engineering Company, Inc. 601 Walnut Street Richards-Wilcox Manufacturing Company 176 Third Street Saunders Tool and Die Company 500 Rathbone Avenue Schmitz Machine and Manufactur- ing Company 1035 Main Street Stephens-Adamson Ridgeway Avenue Stoner Manufacturing Corporation 328 Cale Street Strathmore Manufacturing Com- Paul' Valley Jewelers 2 South Broadway Western Manufacturing Company 602 Spruce Street 20 South Lake Street MISCELLANEOUS Adeline's Milk Depot 1030 Prairie Street The Book Shop 23 Island Avenue Fred Witzel's Oil Burner Service 528 Morton Avenue Freight Traffic Consulting Service 120 North View Street Page 114 Forest Display and Process Com- pany S00 Rathbone Avenue Dr. S. D. Goodman 2 South Broadway Hanson Mattress Shop 207 Hill Avenue Hobart Sales And Service North Aurora Hoffman's Landscaping and Toys 232 Praire Street Lulu Populorum 504 Graham Building MUSIC . Paul Sadler Music Shop 609 New York Street Watson Music House 8 Downer Place OFFICE SUPPLIES Adding Machine and Typewriter Sales 44175 Fox Street Erlenborn's 30 South River Street International Business Machine Corporation 40 Downer Place Paramount Stationers 24 Fox Street L. S. Smith and Corona Type- writers, Inc. 36 New York Street OPTOMETRISTS The House of Vision 9 Island Avenue Kendrick Optical Company 13 Island Avenue Dr. F. Stanley Leverich Keystone Building Dr. F. A. Santelli 9 Downer Place Stratz and Kenna I7 Main Street PHOTOGRAPHERS Assell Photo Shop 41 Island Avenue Virginia Fields 73 South LaSalle Cayle Studio 75 Stolp Avenue Latimer Photo Service 419 Benton Street Merritt Studio's 69 Fox Street Park Place Studio's New York and East Park Place Silver Gloss Photo Shop 47 Fox Street PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Dr. C. U. Boon 12 Fox Street Dr. Russel Bothe 117 Main Street Dr. Charles D. Brobst 65 Fox Street Dr. R. K. Collins 33 Island Avenue Dreyer, Denney, Milbacher, and Gardner 33 Island Avenue Dr. Charles B. Freeman 2 North Broadway Dr. R. H. Graham 63-A South Broadway Dr. H. Y. Greeley 33 South Island Drs. C. O. Heimdal and I. H. Morris, .lr. 33 South Island Avenue Dr. K. J. Kaiser Keystone Building Dr. R. G. Kesel 900 Garfield Dr. John Marks 645 New York Street Dr. A. G. Martin 2 South Broadway Dr. H. R. Moser 30 North Broadway Dr. Ralph C. Nicholson 33 South Island Avenue Dr. .Iack Rosenberg Medical Arts Building Dr. Edward J. Rossman 569 Galena Blvd. Dr. H. L. Sanders 2 North Broadway Dr. E. M. Thomas 115 Main Street Dr. Robert W. Woods 408 Downer Place Dr. C. L. Wunsch 15 South Broadway Drs. Young and Sharrer I2 Island Avenue PLUMBING AND HEATING Aurora Pump Company 619 Loucks Street Crane Company 544 South Lake Street E. .I.,Farrell 81 South LaSalle Street William H. Frazier 55 South Water Street Kenneth E. Mortenson Company North Aurora, Illinois Victor Swanson, Inc. 317 Oak Avenue Youngrens Timken Heating 211 Illinois Avenue PRINTERS Aurora Mid-West Printers Inc. 351 Woodlawn Aurora Printing Company 6 Fox Promenade Finch and McCullough 84 South LaSalle Street Fox Valley Blueprint I6 Downer Place Kelmscott Press 217 Fox Street PUBLICATIONS AND PUBLICITY Aurora Beacon-News 4-6 Main Street Lisberg Brothers 221 Galena PUBLIC UTILITIES Aurora City Bus Lines 610 North Broadway Westem United Gas and Electric 50 Fox Street RADIO SERVICE A. 8: H. Radio Service 130 Downer Place Johnson Radio 8: Sound 203 Galena Blvd. Valley Radio and Television 9 North River Street REAL ESTATE George Banbury 100 Main Street Commons and Pearce 9 Downer Place Percy R. .Council 104 Fox Street Farr's Real Estate 42 Galena Blvd. Page 115 PATRONS - Herman Offutt I5 South Island Carlos W. Powelson 28 Fox Street RECREATION Aurora Country Club Prairie and Westem Classic Bowling Lanes 1414 New York Street SHOES AND SHOE REPAIR Bay-Van Ham I0 Fox Street The Connie Shop 64 Fox Street Galena Shoe Service 937116 Galena Blvd. London Shoe Repair 84 South Broadway Masters Shoes 27 South Broadway R 8: S Shoe 11 Main Street S 81 M Shoe Store 15 North Broadway .Iohn Sehele Waegner's Shoe Store Tanquary Shoes 5 Fox Promenade Veteran's Shoe Repair 48 Main Street Waegners Shoe Store 25 South Broadway West Side Shoe Repair 106 Downer Place SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Tom-A-Hawk 5 Fox Street Y. M. C. A. 205 Fox Street Y. W. C. A. 31 Downer Place SOFT WATER Fox Valley Lindsay Soft Water Company 1145 New York Street SPORTS SHOPS Crosby's Sport Shop 49 Fox. Street Fagerholms Key Shop 68 South Broadway --E' PATRONS Hayden, Sweasy 81 Stiefbold Co. 66 South Broadway Ranger Bicycle Shore 31 Walnut Street STOCK AND POULTRY Aurora Poultry Market 115 New York Street Barrett 8: Griswald 16 North River Street Long's Poultry Mart 81 South River Street Monier Sheep Company Montgomery, Illinois TAILORS Main Tailors 221 Main Street Bob Portner Custom Apparel 45 Fox Street TEACHERS OF MUSIC AND DRAMA Al Erickson 250 Spruce Street Aurora Conservatory of Music 132 Downer Place TRANSFER SERVICE Aurora Cartage, Inc. 206 North Highland Avenue Blackwood Motor Service Montgomery, Illinois UNDERTAKERS Corcoran Funeral Home 220 North Lake Street Dieterle Funeral Home 213 North Lake Street Healy Chapel 332 Downer Place VETERINARIANS Dr. Logan B. Huff 77 Stolp Avenue Dr. Lovell 215 Galena Veterinary Medical Clinic of Aurora 925 North Lake WAREHOUSES F. H. Weddige 131 South LeSalle Street WELDERS Aurora Welding Service 313 Gale Street WHOLESALERS Akeley Steele Company 223 Galena Boulevard Dietz Industrial Supply Company 62-64 South LaSalle Eby-Brown Company 122 Downer Place Eby-Youngen Company 204 Woodlawn Esser Supply Company 153 Commonwealth Avenue E. G. Magill and Sons, Inc. 116 Walnut Street Q Candy and Cigar Company 10-12 North River WOMEN'S APPAREL Arthur's 62 Fox Street C. I. Brookman's 36 South River Street Ginsherg's 18-20 Fox Street Jackson's 47 Fox Street Neumode 66 Fox Street Three Sisters I 10 South nBroadway Trousseau Shop Fox Promenade Tru-Value Dress Shop 33 South Broadway Weil's Inc. 23 South Broadway Young Modern Shop 24 Island Avenue PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Achim 423 Grand Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adelberg 1514 Garfield Avenue Mr. and Mrs. William Adolph 202 Commonwealth Mr. and Mrs. M. Albrecht 203 Calumet Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Everett Allgood 919 Plum Street Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Alschuler 143 LeGrande Mr. and Mrs. E. Anderson 142 South Lake Street Page 116 Mr. and Mrs. G. Anderson 1151 MacDonald Mr. Lloyd Anderson Bur-Han Drug Company Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Anderson 4-18 Wilder Street Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Anfinsen 1439 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Russell Angell 1511 North Lake Street Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Armbruster 16 Gladstone Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Armstrong 140 Buell Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Arundale 150 Gladstone Avenue Mr. Brudd Auther 915 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. S. Badner 330 Lawndale Mr. and Mrs. Percy E. Ball 907 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barber 1346 Garfield Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baratz 1210 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barr 830 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barr 209 Ingleside Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bartlett 331 Sunset Avenue Mr. and Mrs. G. Bauer 402 North Harrison Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bauerle 312 Howard Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Beebe 114 South Highland Mrs. William Behrens 1017 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benbow 471 Oak Avenue Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Bennethum 167 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bently 1404 Kensington Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Binford 245 Calumet Mr. and Mrs. Bjorseth 923 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. Duane Blair 822 Iowa Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Lee Block 307 Lawndale Avenue Miss Blaire Bobo 457 Grand Avenue Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Bobo 457 Grand Avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bogart Geneva, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boltie Montgomery, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Boyd 1114 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Boynton 130 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brauer 408 Central Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bricher 426 Wilder Street Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown 1106 Galena Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brown 336 Cedar Street Dr. K. G. Bulley 1106 Garfield Avenue Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Burgess 434 Edgelawn Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Buzen 226 Sumner Avenue Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Campbell 812 Charles Street Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carlson 535 Palace Mrs. Clara Carney 843 Kensington Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chrisman 337 Lawndale Mr. and Mrs. John Christenson 409 N. Harrison Avenue Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Churchill 233 South Elmwood Mr. and Mrs. Roger Clark Yorkville, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. George Clewell Montgomery, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cobb 803 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Cockfield 921 Kensington Mr. Doyle G. Collins 86 North Root Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooper 6 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Cooper 11 South Highland Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Copp 941 Ridgeway Mr. Robert Council 447 -Walnut Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Courtrigbt 200 Ingleside Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Crane 213 Gladstone Avenue Mrs. Bessie Crane 557 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Crawley 1448 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cressy 217 Gladstone Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Critton 212 Westlawn Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Culver 70 Commonwealth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cyaovia 919 Walnut Street Miss Sally Dano Silver Springs, Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davenport 426 Grand Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Day 376 Illinois Avenue Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Deal 332 Sunset Avenue Mr. and Mrs. D. J. DeFrates 618 Hardin Mr. and Mrs. C. E. DeGraff 102 North View Street Mr. and Mrs. C. Deslarden 548 Gladstone Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dobrovolny 6 Westgate Drive Mr. and Mrs. Donald Decker 243 Glenwood Place Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Douglas Montgomery, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Evert Drake 1202 Galena 'Boulevard Mr. Roy A. Dutton 938 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Edwards 707 Galena Boulevard Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ellis 911 Hardin Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Emeny 449 Oak Avenue Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Ericson 558 Downer Place Mr. Charles Essig Montgomery, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Essig Montgomery, Illinois Mr. Ralph G. Estes 40 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Evans 61 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Everett 143 Calumet Mr. and Mrs. Fairbanks 316 Harrison Avenue Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faircloth 303 Lawndale Page 11 7 Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Farley 115 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. E. .l. Farrell 1049 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. 1. Filips 149 Calumet Mr. and Mrs. Wilber E. Fisher 540 Galena. Boulevard Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Fitzgerald 307 North May Street Mr. and Mrs. William E. Fletcher 352 Sunset Avenue Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Forsyth 1003 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Foster 827 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Foulke 564 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Frazier 1440 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fredrickson North Aurora, Illinois Mr. David French 905 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. Willis French 522 North View Street Mr. and Mrs. Russell Freyling 905 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gandrau 426 Galena Boulevard Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Gates 437 Oak Avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gilson 225 Ingleside Mr. and Mrs. David B. Givler 132 Calumet Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Burnhart Glassgold 346 Ingleside Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grace 202 LeGrande Boulevard Mr. W. A. Gramley 521 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Grover 1026 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. L. S. GraY 166 LeGrande Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Greene 226 Gladstone Avenue Mr. and Mrs. H. Greene 160 Calumet Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gronquist 509 Plum Street Mr. and Mrs. Clay Grove 451 Oak Avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Gurry 136 Gladstone Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Gurry 136 Westlawn PATRONS l PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hill 1403 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hinrhman 118 Glenwood Place Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hoffman Aurora, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hogan 229 Buell Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hogle 151 Glenwood Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoguc 663 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hood 726 Oak Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hopkins 115 Glenwood Mr. and Mrs. John Hucko 230 LeGrande Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hughes 326 Sunset Avenue Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hyman 1110 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Jameson 661 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jansen 838 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jericho Oswego, Illinois Miss Sue E. Jericho Oswego, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Gustafson 651 Grand Avenue Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Guzeman 521 Pennsylvania Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hahn 1026 Charles Street Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hale 150 Woodlawn Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Hamlin 710 Walnut Street U Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hamper 152 Evanslawn Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hannaman 6 South Fordham Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hartman 645 Garfield Avenue Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Healy 1344 Garfield Mrs. A. L. Heitkotter 157 Commonwealth Mr. and Mrs. M. Herman 206 Gladstone Mr. Myron Herren Oswego, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Burdell Hester 405 North Fordham Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Herting 304 South Fordham Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson 118 Gladstone Avenue Mr. Oscar E. Johnson 109 North May Street Mr. and Mrs. William A. Johnson, Jr. Sugar Grove, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Jones 1115 Downer Place Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Jones 523 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jordan 834 Garfield Avenue Dr. and Mrs. Phil Kartheiser 1009 Prairie Street Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kellogg 900 Charles Street Mr. and Mrs. Kifowit 910 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. L. T. King 148 Calumet Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Klein 913 Charles Street Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Kline 373 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Klose 556 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Ormrod Knapp 601 North View Street Mr. Robert Koempel The Haried Company Mr. and Mrs. H. Kohn 244 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Kramer 500 North Harrison Avenue Rev. and Mrs. Paul G. Krentz 420 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuehne 1011 Walnut Street, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lamphere 217 Calumet Mr. D. N. Lane 86 North Root Street Mr. and Mrs. Oren Lane 730 North Lake Street Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Larson 919 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Leavey 843 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lehman 417 Commonwealth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lembcke 167 Evanslawn Mr. and Mrs. William Lenert 820 Iowa Avenue Mr. and Mrs. J. Levy 518 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. George Lidecka 1431 Garfield Avenue Page 118 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lindstrom 340 West Park Avenue Mrs. J. Lirot 730 Iowa Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Myron Little 813 Spruce Street Mrs. Fay Livsey 402 North River Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lloyd 329 Ingleside Mr. and Mrs. William Long 420 North Harrison Captain and Mrs. S. C. Loomis 834 Downer Place Mrs. Albert Love 925 Downer Place Miss Susan Love 925 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lungren 215 LeGrande Miss Lynn Lungren Mt. Holyoke College Mr. Al Malmer 233 West Park Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Marty 931 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Matthews San Antonio, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Merlin E. Marks 154 Central Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin 251 Illinois Avenue Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin 223 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. Howard Matson 1304 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Matteson 1221 Grove Street Mrs. Hazel Matyas 310 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Maury 842 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Vance McCay 926 Kensington Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCleery 163 Buell Mr. and Mrs. N. H. McCullough 208 Ingleside Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCurdy North Aurora, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McDowell 239 West Park Avenue Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McGee, Jr. 520 West Park Avenue Mrs. Charles McNett 726 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McWethy 111 LeGrande Dr. E. E. Meister Keystone Building Mrs. Pearl C. Meister 550 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mess 313 Chestnut Street Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Messenger North Aurora Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Meyers 163 Gladstone Avenue Mr. Otto P. Mihr 632 Concord Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Milbacher 1214 Garfield Avenue Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Miller 141 Gladstone Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Miller 559 Plum Street Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mini 166 Westlawn I Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Morey 418 South Highland Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Moroney 407 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Morris 441 Plum Street Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morrison 326 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mossgrove 942 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Murphy, Jr. 432 Commonwealth Mr. and Mrs. John Murray Deerpath Road Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Musgrave 402 West Park Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers Aurora, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nelson 420 Iowa Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Nemechek 819 Oak Avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Nevampaa 411 North Harrison Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Doug Noble 608 South Broadway Mrs. Marie Noble 355 Sunset Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Frank Novotne 949 Spruce Street Mr. Charles A. O'Connor 122 South Russel Mr. and Mrs. Paige Offutt Marsellaises Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Olesen 123 Ingleside Mr. and Mrs. Elon Olson 706 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Olson 1015 Charles Street Miss Beth Ongelo 338 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Osmondson 473 Oak Avenue Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Otto 302 'Blackhawk Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Palmer Montgomery, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Palmer 222 Glenwood Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Palmer 1355 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Parent 135 Westlawn Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pass 814 Iowa Avenue Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Patterson 835 East Lake Street Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Patton 1342 Kensington Mr. and Mrs. Tony Paul 824 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pauly 818 Iowa Avenue Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Paxton 140 Central Avenue Mr. H. S. Peffers 108 North View Street Mr. and Mrs. George R. Perrine 150 LeGrande Boulevard Mr. S. H. Perry 922 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. George B. Peters 15 South Fordham Mr. John S. Petersen 1013 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Petree 140 Calumet Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Phillips 907 Galena Boulevard Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Pike 103 Calumet Mr. and Mrs. Ploger 711 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Podolak 850 Hardin Avenue Miss Sue Podolak 850 Hardin Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Porter, Jr. 535 Plum Street Miss Margery Portner 523 Batavia Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Porto 310 Cleveland Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Earl Powers 50 LeGrande Blvd. Page 119 Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Price 658 Downer Place Mrs. Nedra Pride 411 Galena Blvd. Miss Ellen L. Pritchard 308 Fox Street , Mrs. J E. Pritchard 221 LeGrande Blvd. Dr. and Mrs. M. Puklin 1021 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Putnam, Jr. 120 Westlawn Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Quackenhusll 664 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Quinn 183 Glenwood Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Racicot 419 Oak Avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Ransom 231 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rasey 560 Charles Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rea 225 Glenwood Miss Roberta Redick 106 North Chestnut Street Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Reding 797 New York Street Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rehor, Sr. 111 North Elmwood Mrs. Imas P. Rice 727 Oak Avenue Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rice 706 Talma Street Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rice 385 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Richards Batavia, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Richmond 914 Garfield Mrs. Frank Riddle 819 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Ridge 75 South Fordham Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ridinger 242 Evanslawn Mr. and Mrs. John J. Riley 155 Westlawn Avenue Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Ritenour 230 Gladstone Avenue Mr. James D. Robertson 131 Westlawn Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Robinson 234 South Elmwood PATRONS i PATRONS Mr. R. H. Robinson 666 Garfield Miss Lorraine Rogers 729 Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. L. .I. Rogers 444 Iowa Avenue Mr. and Mrs. .I. H. Rohrer 815 Kensington Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Ross North Aurora, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Rost 1125 New York Street Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ruddy 214 Buell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruddy 850 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Saaf 156 Russell Mr. and Mrs. T. Sampson 1320 Prairie Street Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sanderson 925 Garfield Mr. Fred Sapp Aurora College Mr. and Mrs. John Schindlbeck 212 Randall Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmitz 159 Gladstone Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Schneider North Aurora, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Schumacher 142 Ingleside Mrs. C. A. Scott 10 Western Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Seagrist 731 Oak Street Mr. H. W. Seagrist 1109 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sears S66 Downer Place Miss Sally Sears 112 Ingleside Mr. J. D. Shaver 40 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shepard 122 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siegmund 842 Spruce Street Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simpson North Aurora, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sinden 1348 Kensington Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sines 236 Gladstone Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Roy Skeen 104 N. Elmwood Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Smith 415 N. Harrison Avenue Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Smith 312 Lake Street Mr. and Mrs. Murray D. Smith 159 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Smith 620 Oak Avenue Mr. Wayne L. Smith 3 Lancaster Street Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder 819 Iowa Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sollami 510 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Spackman 1445 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stahl 1041 Charles Street Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stahl 9435 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. O. .I. Steinwart 1527 Downer Place ' Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Stephens 811 Garfield Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Stewart 200 Evanslawn Mr. and Mrs. H. Stoll 203 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Swan 1027 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sweigart 163 Westlawn Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tanner 633 Oak Street Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor 134 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Tebell 543 Plum Street Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tennant 414 Gladstone Mr. George Theise 337 Cedar Street Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Thayer 249 Cedar Street Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Tornabene 138 LeGrande Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Trotter 827 Downer Place Mr. .Iohn Tschannen 947 Walnut Street Mr. and Mrs. D. .I. Twining 113 S. Elmwood Page 120 Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Tyler 242 Buell Mr. and Mrs. Wray Varley 450 Woodlawn Miss Betty Wagner Aurora, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ward 146 Evanslawn Mr. and Mrs. Don Watkins 169 Elmwood Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Watkins 302 North May Street Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wells 1334 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. .I. Wendling 107 North Randell - Mrs. Mary L. White 209 Glenwood Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wildman 339 Western Avenue Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Yvillet 567 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Willialns 302 Harrison Avenue Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Willing Mongomery, Illinois Mr. I. N. Wilson 1041 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilson 710 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Winston 333 Commonwealth Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wolf Jericho Road Mr. D. L. Wood 423 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood 722 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wright 602 Galena Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wyatt 132 South Fordham Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wyer 1050 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. H. Yellin 465 Palace Mr. and Mrs. M. Yellin 329 Lawndale Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Young 120 Ingleside Avenuc Miss Katheryn Young 419 Main Street Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Yount 834 Kensington Mr. and Mrs. L. W. 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