West Senior High School Aurora, Illinois fa: ' , ,k,,,r. , f 11 v ,fiiiffn any , V, ,A ,,s,,-'f,zg,,, , as ,Mi 'i swf 5. ' 25,211-Q ,, . to aa, ' W lV5'fL e-yi 5'- A M . rm'f,,1rf2sJf3:1'f1?f4-35251, Lei 5 . ' MQ, ,rf 5gg,7 Xff',Q'- A ', ' ai.: KM: , , , i ' , ' i af, ?i fi2g' I - ff ,, ,ii-,f,jfj 2,gJ J gg - p Red and Blue we love thee ever Proudly do we share thy fame Loyalty we pledge forever To our noble Blackhawk name Alma Mater, Alma Mater Faithful hearts we offer thee As we join to sing thy praises Now and through the years to be. ,. Y ll , VV rf tulle ii ' VI' !l,,-f' li ll fl 5552, I! iff D Wg! L- gl ,fl THE ECS 1959 Volume No. Forfy-eight Editor-in-chief, Gretchen Fletcher Business Manager, Barbara Hennig SU, gil 01'-r A 1 f' mu J .r 9 sw' entrance to west high gymnasium I I Ann' If iiilr I H+? ! , are lift ' f- , 'J 9 n 1 The totem pole, a part of the Indian lore which con- stitutes our heritage, is a symbolic representation of Indian life. Primitive poles were carved by the Indians for the purpose of displaying important members of the family and their lifetime achievements. Similarly we, the EOS editorial staff, have accumulated the necessary material for an accurate and memorable carving of the Blackhawk family in the school year of 1958-59. Comprising our totem pole are the four phases of life at West Senior High-administration, academics, athletics, and activities. Page 2 dmlmstmtnon cfudemucs ffihtetlcs ffctnwtues JQAIQLQ Contents f Of ,.,, il: -r .,.4. 1 gs . x A 34 'Q A , ,, - , ' I Ft fl ' ' . 'Q ' , A ' Q , E Q 3. :U Q , f Kg 1, MN' ,x W? . VP Q ' A 2 I I K 8 ' ' f 2 5 ' tv 5 A 5 ' ,f -if f an ' . . . , r . ..151 . r ' - N , v 1 V vw ,J me-ww . 4 W .,.,.,- W f mp. 1' 3 x . A, Q ff ggigsts, i . yn. .. .. . v X P? 4 ya, . H ' V ff l - I , V 2 3: -USA , ,b L ' J 1 K V ,' , x - 'wx if: x Q 4 . or i? Q., v?'f'1 1' 55 M ji .Q t K 5 Le' Zi Get, :swf 'J Q A' if His' C I4 f rrcl' ' 1 E Ax wg f 1 9 'X Y v. I f I 'fr 5 my f ' A 4 g ' 'X 3 - ww, f -I mf' , x .1 .. I . L M11 ff: QS' Q QW wx , N Qs-...KU . T' K 1 I . , P ' I' , if ' ,G , Q Qu An . 1 A .55 , jf W 1 Y' Q 9 . '45 , 1 NET , A - . , ' ' . F Q A W f A. Q ,, ,Ami Q4 :J Ex LQ 5 .0 wigs 3' 5 '8' ,. QW W2 df' ' ., Q . .Els ' 1 -6 l '-I. W. lg'-f ' .V a ,4 J X I , i z A ' 5 K .gif A if Q A I bl 3 'al .M ,FV t 5 .L., A f 'K ' V 5 Alva! K V A Ash 'af 'JN T Q ,,-. X A ' . 1 :Q a F3 , s A , 1 9 F X J., . . , W 1 , , sr- ' - Q, K .ai 5065.2 .lifts 'wt s .-,rv A 'x ., an lm , s9 A Q W',,,qA' 4 ' ,i, nitfg +- 5 A 1' I A in V 1 W, I.. M , A Q T, JW, W N H Av. li, On October 20, a whirlyf bird lrom the sky swooped down and landed on the liity yard line of the athletic iield to bring West High students one ol the most unigue and thrilling assem- blios. Lingering memories of a summer vacation in the country ol Norway are being shared by Kristi Oddsen with her younger sister, Ingrid, lm Bonnie Oros skillfully applies Bobbie Mead's makeup for the senior class play entitled Years Ago. Bonnie's interested audience consists ol other members ol the play's cast, Adrienne Kale, Rod Bise, and Iudy Shepard. West Boasts Program A representative of the General Motors Corporation intro- duced to the student body fantastic and practical theories at automotive design at an assembly given in November. . A Q.-. , :..f..., 1 71-.mu....,A , ., A preview mto the held of pnmcxry educcrtron was qrven to Chrlstu Wllmcxrth and Sharron Womack, both members oi F.T,A, The Chrl- dren, who are lrstenmq xn- tently to thelr student teachers. cxre David Iebens, Wayne Lelmbcrch, Terrl Will' qcroth, and Txncz Von Trrqt. For Varied Interests Recordmq the rnlormcttion, which she cmd Norman Hrqby have observed from their chemistry experrment mvolvmg ,Q the dxstlllution ot water, is Betty Walters l I 5 ,, 9: if . -' 5 w ll 5 JR W M x X4 ,Q . - 5 xi-2 A Q ' ff' P 5, I I 12' S 1 X, J. ,fx L, W'- xx vw v .335 5 Mis :fx X M 3 ,V VA'f2 b if 35 Ii f gf E ,Q U i fig: P f ff' 4, x W f ' A ,av- :F -an we Q x J S 4. X f xx S ,, pvc , .E Qi 4 ii gl A-, .gf ,K E 53 .. 2 5 3 , wi 'If H , 'J X u c f X v 1 ' - 4 -w 1 1 g m ,-,....-.nn . - ,, Eager Blackhawks gather at the staff room door to receive the latest issue of the Red and Blue. I U Preparing one o 1 T s Realizing the necessity of a qood English background. these senior students are working diligently on a challenging grammar assignment. fe..-:W Behind The Scenes f the recipes included in their homemaking course are Nancy Eissner and Bonita Thompson. 1- u .L -' Q g 3' Q , 7 :UW g 4 . an But I studied! exclaims Ed Potteiger as he glances again at the semester exam grade that must be his. Speed and accuracy are the skills which these typing stu- dents are striving to attain throuqh daily drill. l'here's Always Aciion A contribution to the Empty Stocking Fund resulted in an eve- ninq oi entertainment by the famed Glenn Miller orchestra under the direction of Hay McKinley. 5 eff ks Behind the funny iaces oi these clowns are Caryl Grisch, Iudy Shepard, and Iean Iordan. They, with other members of G.A.A.. cooperated with the March of Dimes to make a successful benefit. 1' r Wi Us L. fiffl e, if v 1 - i rw Through records and books oi Spanish culture, Bill Smith, Pat Charbauski and Dave Lisberq increase their understanding of el Espanol language 1x X dministmtion The Welfare Of Every Student Is The Constant Concern Of Our Administration Harold G Fearn MA U Charles D Glover Donald C Weaver Ray K Grant N in MA U :M N ml 9 Pgl4 3? 2 ,gina J 5 4 Q 1 ' 'zz , 6 5 Y , ,ffm L Q1fwf,iaw'!r .K -if Ai F '4 , V B me , ' A wx x 1'-sq ,,,'gg?q,,iL W V51 if Q NJ: L. ., Y , L,3, I M W 4-siapii.-., 'ff - ...S i,h,.nii,,,,, A,'- V , Eff' f . ,-w X f V 1 -ww-aiegiff zffv , ,J g',g'w,4 , f , . ,jx N-3,2.1xf.,,Z,,ar pf' , l ,i,fgff,y,.- gs-rw ff , -i.gtg1f:s,wfh :HQif'f, w if! 32 A Z 'EQ99' I ffi35f+4 , -Q,-f1'h'f,,!f' 5 wggifgiy , ,f g,1,gw,- AW: Q' wi, ., fv , ,S-'f 'ff-', qt -wk? 13, ' wtf' fi . 5, ri , .sf , . fa m , aff 5. .gi H244 Q.. 5,4 , ,sg Nz'- - 2155... X 2 if 'SYSQ' Sv' A534 +7 'jfffdg-1 , 'f ,A Qfgfgirknzffgfli ' may Afxg' 'iff ff, 'f 7 1 , ,L-36' -,297 -A at v gag., ,f '3.2Qf'x ifiszrgzsa' s ' ff-'Wi Q-'-'. f5g1.91 sw ,fag-MW, ff . A x M: ,f A if A Q L fig a 3 1 X' Ma ,L , .r , . Q- K 'W If 9, - wffks 4 'Cf 1 Q 1-4.1 3? Superior Administrative Leadership Guides s Through An Inspired Academic Program A school reflects the work and ability of its principal. It is quite apparent, from the record of West Senior High in the six years that Mr. Brock has been principal, that he has done an outstanding job in every way. His warm personality and genial good humor have endeared him to us not only as Our Chief but also as Our Friend. Mr George Brock Principal Ph B Missouri Valley College University of Wisconsin University of Iowa Northwestern University M Ed University of Missouri Mr A C Rrdinger Assistant Principal Dean ot Boys B S Illinois Wesleyan University M A University ot Illrnors Northwestern University University ot Wyoming Aurora College Chairman ot Social Science Dept Page I6 Dean oi Girls English Girls Club Sponsor Rockford College B S M A DePaul University Northwestern University . y. . .' Miss Marian Winteringham Members ol West I-liqh's administrative committee meet during the school year to determine school policy, to discuss curriculum changes and to keep the overall academic program running smoothly. Left to right, seated, Miss Helen Wood, Mr. A. C. Ridinger, assistant princi pal: and Mr. George F. Brock, principal. Standing. Miss Louise Lane. Miss Marian Winteringham, and Mr. Hugo Peterson. ilu jllflemurp Mr. Lewis S. Stephens Iune 28, 1897-September 29, 1958 Life's last mile has been run, The game is done. From your students, a silent cheer of appreciation For your lesson to know victory with humility, To know defeat with nobility. Page 17 West High Functions Smoothly Under Petina Allen loseph Axelson Clarence Blubaum Harold Buckmuhl B.A. University ot Illinois B.A, Wheaton College B.S. Indiana State B.A. Aurora College English, Speech M,A. University ol Illinois Teachers College M,S.Ed, Illinois Sqgte Director of C1355 Piqys Problems ol Democracy M.A. University ol Illinois Normal University Thespian Troop Sponsor Page 18 W. P. Burckhard B.A. Iowa State Teachers College V2 M.A. Northern Illinois University Driver Education Commerce American History Gladys Carlson R.N. University ol Wisconsin Certified Public Health Nurse, University of Minnesota School Nurse Allied Medical Careers Club Sponsor Problems ot Democracy Senior Class Advisor lean Cary Aurora College B.S.Ed. Northern Illinois University Spanish English Capable Leadership And Guidance Mary Castle Ph1hp Clark Richard Dorsey B.S.Ed. Illinois State B.S. Eastern Illinois B.S. Illinois State Normal Normal University State University University Northern Illinois University American History M.S. University ot Illinois University ot Illinois World History Biology University of Iowa Commercial Geography Boys' Physical Education V2 MJE Univcersity of Varsity Basketball Coach o ora o English. Iournalism Commercial Geography EOS Editorial Advisor Red and Blue Advisor Publicity Director ot West Side Schools Francis Evers Munel Fults University oi Notre Dame Wan-'en Fehs B.S. Southern Illinois B.Ed., M.S.Ed. Illinois State B.S. University of Illinois University Normal University V2 M.A. University oi M.Ed. University of Illinois Latin Illinois Typing English Band Shorthand Future Teachers' Club Orchestra Commercial Club Sponsor Dance Band Co-sponsor Caroline Drummond Florida State University B.Ed. University of Miami M.A. Northwestern University Doctoral Work Northwestern University American History Speech. English Debate Coach Page 19 Progress In Education Is The Product Lionel Gardiner LaCrosse State College Gustavus Adolphus College B.S., M.S. Stout State College Metal Shop Radio Club Sponsor Page 20 Leslie Gee Richard Gorham B.Ed. Northern Illinois B.A. Nebraska State University Teachers College V2 M.Ed. Stout State M.S. University of College Wisconsin Printing Director of Guidance Mary Greenawalt B.A. Manchester College University oi Wisconsin susan Gross M.A. University ol Denver B.S. Indiana, Pa., State Columbia University Teachers College Temple University Home Economics Librarian Future Homemakers Club Library Club Sponsor Sponsor Harnet Grandy B.A. Illinois Wesleyan University M.A, University ol Illinois Plane Geometry Junior Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Iunior Class Advisor lunior Red Cross Co-sponsor Carl Hafennchter B.S. North Central College M.A. University of Illinois University of Chicago Chemistry Ir. and Sr. Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry Math Seminar Soggiomore Class Advisor ience Club Sponsor Chairman of Science Dept. Faculty Considers Most Important Sten Halfvarson North Park Iunior College University oi Chicago B.M.Ed., M.M.Ed. Northwestern University Choral Music Music Appreciation Club Sponsor Thelma Maze B.S. University ot Indiana Northwestern University Girls' Physical Education G.A.A. Co-sponsor Cheerleaders Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor Gym Club Sponsor Louise Lane Northern Illinois University University ot Wisconsin University ot Colorado B.S. University oi Illinois M.A. Northwestern University Southern Illinois University English Iunior Red Cross Co-sponsor Sophomore Class Counselor Harold F. Meyer Illinois State Normal University B.Ed. Northern Illinois University University oi Illinois University of Wisconsin M.A. Northwestern University Mechanical Drawing Machine Drawing Architectural Drawing Chairman ot Industrial Arts Dept. Vernon Lock Albert Marzo B.S.Ed. Illinois State B.A., M.A. Ball State Normal University Teachers College Woodshop French Boys' Physical Education Spanish Assistant Sophomore Foreign Language Club Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Norman Patberg B.S. Eastern Illinois University Northern Illinois University American History Varsity Football End Coach Sophomore Basketball Coach Sponsor Page 21 They Share With Us Our Day Hugo Peterson Virginia Iunior College B.Ecl. Wisconsin State Teachers College University of Iowa M.A. Northwestern University Advanced Typing Oitice Practice Comptroller EOS Business Adviser Commercial Club Sponsor Chairman of Commercial Dept. Page 22 Lawrence Pinnow University oi III:nois B.Ed. Wisconsin State Teachers College NIA. Colorado State College Chemistry Physics Pro3ectionists'ClubSponsor Director ot AudiofVist:al Education William Rook B.S. Illinois Wesleyan University M.S. University of Illinois University ot Colorado Biology Physiology Sophomore Football Coach Iunior Varsity Basketball Coach Raymond Podhorn Oleda Rtslow BS, St. Louis University B,A. St. Olai College University ot Missour: University oi Denver Ungverstty ot Illinois University oi Iowa Enqlish ly M.A. Northern Illinois University English Future Teachers' Club Co-sponsor Helena Sauer Ph.B. University ot Chicago M.A. Columbia University Chicago Art Institute - Northern Illinois University Mlldred Spangler Academy ot Fine Arts A.B. Greenville College Art A.M. University oi Illinois Commercial Art Northwestern University Dress Designing Bookkeeping Paint Pot Club Sponsor Business Arithmetic To Day Problems And Achievements Isla T1sher W1111am Wallbaum Helen Wood B.S. University of Iowa Indiana University B-A., M,A, University M,S. Northern Illinois B.A. Aurora College of Illinois University M.A. Northwestern Chaiymm, of English Dept, Girls' Physical Education University Iunioy C1555 Counselof Driver Education Northern Michigan College English G.A.A. Co-sponsor Algebra Richard Zuege B.S. Illinois State Normal University DePaul University Boys' Physical Education Varsity Football Line Coach Sophomore Wrestling Coach Plane Geometry Wrestling Coach Track Coach Catherine Kelly Nancy Douglas Secretary to the Assistant Secretary Principal to the Principal Registrar Kenneth W. Zimmerman B.S. University oi Illinois M.S. Northwestern University Director of Athletics Boys' Physical Education Head Varsity Football Coach Page 23 'J- 'GS' Us. QW-v' tfewg ,i , f s s .Q ik' 2 sk 5 These women who work to prepare delectable menus lor West Hxgh students are l to r. Sadxe Klelnemener, Helen Stem. Millle Wxnn, R h S ut xedelman, Iessxe Parkhurst. and Dolly Mannmg. Essential Staffs to Every School J-I f-X 1 sn-A Lf- ,sg we The mamtenance crew who keeps us comfortable at West Hugh are 1 to r Dale Barrmger Mrs Margaret Fredrlckson Ralph Chrlstenson and Iohn Haggerty Page Z4 X 4 ' ' U A 1 . lg' aA'J D A A l X ,s Q 5' ty Bnnging light to West Se-mor High are Ken Angel and Matt Rombout. M 9 16' W9 , Q R if Aw pl E? V? 'A 3' 5 'f s . Q 6 i 4 If wwf as W Vs. X' Cndemics 22 S' Oflicers of the Class of 1959 are 1. to r. Iim Ray. vicevpres.: Iudy Sebers. treas.: George Fearn, pres.: and lane Marsh, sec. P. Adelberg R. Albright B. Anderson C. Anderson I. Anderson R. Anfinsen R. Banister B. Banker Pat Adleberg Big Sister: Comm. Club Pres. 4: Drama Club 2: Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers Treas. 3: G.A.A. 2. 3, Board 4: Girls' Club Rep. 2. Pres. 4: Girls' Glee 3, 4: Pep Club G Pepperettes: Student Council 4: Foreign Language Club 2. Richard Albright Comm. Club 2: Rille Club 2: Boys' Glee 3. Barbara Anderson Soph. Choir: Future Homemakers' 4: Ir. Red Cross 3: Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: Volleyball Club 2. Carol Anderson A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: Allied Medical Careers, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2: Girls' Glee 2: Music Apprec. 2: Orch. 2, 3, 4. ludy Anderson G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Foreign Language Club 2. Roger Anfinsen Band 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Science Club 2: Student Council Rep. 4: Tennis 4: Dance Band 3, 4. Hon Banister Science Club 2, 3. Barb Banker Big Sister: Future Homemakers' Club 2, 3, Pres. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Rep. 3: Girls' Glee 2. 3. 4: Library Club 2: Pepperettes: Student Council Rep. 2, 4: Foreign Language Club 2. Gerald Bantz Yates City High School, Yates City, Ill.: Boys' Glee 3. 4. Harold Bantz Yates City High School, Yates City, Ill.: A Cappella 4. Barb Baratz A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: Drama Club 2: Soph. Choir Vice-Pres.: Future Teachers' Club 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Girls' Club Rep. 4: Music Apprec. 3: Soph. Class Vice-Pres.: Pep Club 6. Pepperettes: Red 6 Blue reporter 3, 4: Student Council Rep. 3: Foreign Language Club 3. loan Barber Soph. Choir: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 3: Music Apprec. 2: Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 3: Gym Club 2, 3. Irene Barry Lake View High School. Chicago, Ill.: Ir. Red Cross 3. Doralass Baum Comm. Club 4: Future Homemakers' Club 2. Ken Baumann Radio Club 2: Science Club 3. Competent Officers Planned Our G. Bantz H. Bantz B. Baratz Page 30 I Barber I Barry D1ane Beck Baum K Baumann Greendale Hxgh School Greendale Wrs Future Homemakers Club 4 D Beck H Beebee S Brever R Brse Hal Beebee Bleck B Bloom AClbBktbll234ShCh P t tClb23 Tmckuz 4 as e a op oxr rolecnomss u L Brasher D Brenmark Pepperettes 4 Susan Brever Bug Sxster EOS Adm Ed Soph Chorr GAA 2 4 Sports Ch 3 Gxrls Club Pomt Sec 4 Glrls Glee 3 Musxc Apprec 2 Sr Class Board Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Forenqn Language 3 Gym Club 2 3 Rod B1se A Club Class Play 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 Wrestllng 2 Gary Bishop Band 2 3 Football 2 Rxile Club 2 3 Forexgn Language 2 Nancy Brshop Comm Club 2 3 4 EOS Bus Staff GAA 2 Gxrls Glee 2 3 Musrc Apprec 2 Pepperettes Bob Bleck Track 2 Betsy Bloom Debate 2 Allred Medrcal Careers 2 3 GAA 2 Gxrls Glee 2 Pepperettes Iudy Borders Alhed Medxcal Careers 2 3 GAA 2 Gxrls Glee 2 3 4 Walt Bothe Band 2 3 Soph Chorr Musxc Apprec 2 3 Proyectxomsts Club Dance Band 3 4 lames Botsford Fenqer Hlqh School Chncago Ill Lmda Brasher Future Homemakers Club 2 Dennls Brenmark Goll 2 3 4 Musxc Apprec 2 Scnence Club 3 Iane Bromeland Bug Srster EOS Bus Staff Allred Medical Careers 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Gxrls Club Board 4 Ir Red Cross 2 Grrls Glee 2 3 4 Musxc Apprec 2 Pep Club G Pepperettes Student Councll 4 Drck Buckley A Club Band 2 Basketball 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 G Brshop N Brshop W Bothe I Botsford Senior Year I Borders Page 31 ' D. . u .nnl B. . I . . : - : . . 41 A Club: Band 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Football 2, 3: Golt 2, 3, 4: Orch. 2, 3, 4: : ' ' , : . . , 1 ' ' . 3: , : - ' I ' . , : Zi n ' - 3 r I I. Bromeland D. Buckley D. Butlett I. Chione A. Chrisman M. Christensen I. Cole R. Converse Mike Ochsenschlager discusses college plans with a repre- sentative from Drake University. P. Burckhard S. Burke M. Bury Annual College Doy Paul Burckhard Band 2, 3. 4: Music Apprec. 2. 3: Dance Band 3, 4. Shirley Burke Future Homemakers' Club Sec. 4: Allied Medical Careers 2, G.A.A. 2: Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 2. 3. Mike Bury Science Club 2. Darlene Butlett Ion Chione Projectionists' Club 4. Ann Chrisman A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: Soph. Choir: G.A.A. 2: Girls' Club Rep. 3. 4: Girls' Glee 3: Music Apprec. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 6 Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 2. Marie Christensen Allied Medical Careers Club 2, 3. Ianet Cole Comm. Club 3: EOS Bus. Stall: G.A.A. 27 Paint Pot Club 2. Ralph Converse Western Hills High School, Cincinnati. Ohio: Basketball 3: Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4. Iames Crook Io Rene Crosby A Cappella 4: Big Sister: Future Teachers' Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Rep. 2. 3, Board 4: Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4: Music Apprec. 2: Pep Club 6 Pepperettes: Red 6 Blue reporter 3, News Ed. Sandra Curtis A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: Drama Club 2: Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers Sec. 3: Future Teachers' Club 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, Board 4: Pep Club 6. Pepperettes: Student Council Rep. 2: Foreign Language Club 2. laneen Daugherty EOS Bus. Staff: Future Homemakers' Club 2: Library Club 3, -1: Pepper- ettes. Trudy Daybook Drama Club 2: Allied Medical Careers 4: Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 2, 3. Michael De Haan Football Mgr. 2: Music Apprec. 2. Iudy De Roche East High School, Aurora: Girls' Glee 4. Page 32 I Crook Q Auds Sensors I Crosby S Curtxs M De Hann I De Roche I1m Desmond Football 2 3 Tenms 2 Wrestlmg Z 3 Dan Dxercks Band 2 3 Pres 4 Musxc Apprec 2 3 O h 2 4 Pres 3 Student Councrl 3 4 Davrd D1etzman Band 2 3 4 Mus1cApprec 2 3 4 Orch 4 Band 3 Lynne Doane A Cappella 3 4 Brg Sxster 4 Soph Chou' GAA 2 3 Grrls Club Rep 2 3 Board 4 Gxrls Glee 2 3 Musxc Apprec 2 4 Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Red 6 Blue reporter 3 Adm Ed 4 Foremgn Language Club 2 3 Iudy Dummer Washmgton Communxty Hugh School Washmgton Ill Future Home makers Club Vxce Pres 4 GAA 4 Natronal Honor Socrety Pepperettes Georgra Eberly Comm Club 2 3 Treas 4 EOS Cxrculatxon Mqr GAA 2 Ir Red Cross 4 Pepperettes Forexgn Language Club 2 3 Bob Elhson Rrile Club 2 a 4 Delores Erhart Soph Chorr Ir Red Cross 2 3 G1rls Glee 4 Pepperettes Eugene Erhart Iean Even A Cappella 3 4 Brg Slster Drama Club 2 Soph Chou GAA 2 3 Pornts Sec 4 Class Board 4 Pep Club G Pepperettes Pamt Pot Club Vxce Pres 4 Radno Club 3 Red G Blue Asst Gals Sports Ed Student Councxl Rep 4 Cheerleader 3 4 George Fearn A Club Band 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 Sr Class Pres Peg Club Boys Glee Treas 3 Vrce Pres 4 Student Councrl 4 Track Sharon Feltes 2Cappella 3 4 Soph Choxr Future Teachers Club 2 3 4 Grrls lee 3 I1m Felts A Cappella 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Musrc Apprec 3 Boys Glee 2 Tennrs Track 3 Football 2 3 4 Wrestlrng 2 3 4 Dave Flnke A Cappella 4 Band 2 3 4 Ir Class Play Ir Class Board Scrence Club 2 3 Pres 4 Boys Glee 3 Student Councrl Rep 3 Vxce Pres 4 Forergn Language Club 2 Speech Actrvrtres 4 I Daugherty T Daybook I Desmond D Drercks D Dretzrnan L Doane Page 33 I Dummer G Eberly B Elhson D Erhart E Erhart I Even X A :X G Fearn S. Feltes G Fletcher I. Fletcher T. Friday D. Gayle L Fisher Fall Brings I Felts D Finke M FrGnCh C Freeman Lynne Flsher A Cappella 3 4 Bxg Sister Drama Club 2 Soph Choir Future Teachers ub Treas 4 GAA 2 3 4 Girls Club Rep 2 Girls Glee 2 Music Apprec 3 Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Hed 6. Blue Plc Ed Gretchen Fletcher Bxg Sister EOS Ed Soph Choir Allied Medical Careers Sec 2 Future Teachers Club Sec 3 Pres 4 GAA 2 3 4 Gxrls Club Vice Pres 4 Grrls Glee 3 Pep Club 6 Pepperett s Red G Blue reporter 3 Student Council Rep 4 Foreign Language Clu 3 Iohn Fletcher Comm Club 3 Rifle Club 2 Track Z 4 Mike Franch Ir 6 Sr Class Play Rifle Club 2 Science Club 4 Foreign Language Club 2 3 Wrestling Mgr 2 4 Speech Actxv1ties4 Charles Freeman A Cappella 3 4 Soph Choxr Music Apprec 3 Prolectionrsts Club Thomas Frlday A Cappella 3 Pres 4 Band 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football Science Club 2 3 Treas 4 Boys Glee 2 Student Council Hep Tenms 2 3 4 Math Seminar 4 D1ane Gayle ACappella 3 4 BxgS1ster Soph Choir Ir Red Cross 3 4 Girls Glee Pepperettes Allred Medical Careers 2 Iudy Gee Soph Choir GAA 2 3 Girls Club Rep 4 Girls Glee 2 3 Music Apprec 2 Pep Club 6. Pepperettes Paint Pot Club 3 4 W1ll1am G1fiord A Club Band 2 Drum Mayor 3 4 EOS Sports Ed Golf 2 Capt Co Capt 4 Pep Club 3 4 Science Club 2 Student Council 2 3 Pres Foreign Language Club 2 Wrestling 2 3 4 Ron Glenn Paint Pot Club 2 3 Fredenc Goff aCa:?pella 3 4 Soph Choir Music Apprec 4 Radio Club 2 ed ue Bob Goldtrap A Cappella 3 4 Football 2 4 Soph Choir 2 Golf 2 4 Music Apprec Treas 4 Rifle Club 2 Boys Glee 2 Raimond Graubergs Band 2. a 4. Garry Griesser A Club- Football Mgr. 2. 3, 4' Science Club 2' Student Council Rep. 2 3 4: Tennis 2: Wrestling 2 3 Co-Capt. 4: Pep Club. l. Gee W. Gifford Page 34 R. Glenn F. Goff B. Goldtrap R. Graubergs ff G Griesser C. Grisch S Groesch Football Games And Victory Dances Caryl Grisch Soph. Choir: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 3: Music Apprec. 2: Pep Club 6 Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 2, 3. Sally Groesch Girls' Glee 4. lay Guzeman Student Council Rep. 4: Wrestling 4. Larry Hambrock Rifle Club 2: Vocational Club 3. Mary Hamilton Soph. Choir, G.A.A. 2. 3: Foreign Language Club 2, 3. Sue Hankes Big Sister, Soph. Choir: Future Teachers' Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Girls' Club Rep. 3, Board 4: Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4: Music Apprec. 2: Pep Club G Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 2. Charles Harrison Basketball 3: Rifle Club 2. Barry Harwig Carol Hawbecker Drama Club 2: Soph. Choir: Future Homemakers' Club 4: Allied Medical Careers 3: G.A.A. 3: Girls' Glee 3, 4: Pepperettes: Red 6 Blue reporter 4. Ianice Hazel Comm. Club 2, 3: EOS Bus. Staff. Vivian Helfers Soph. Choir: Future Homemakers' Club 4, Allied Medical Careers 2: Ir. Red Cross Sec. 3: Girls' Glee 2. 3, 4: Pepperettes. Barbara Hennig Comm. Club 2, 3, 4: EOS Bus. Mgr.: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club. Bob Henry Class Play 4, Projectionists' Club 2, 3: Pres. 4: Student Council Rep. 4: Track Mgr. 2. ludith Ann Herbert Plainfield High School, Plainfield, Ill. Darryl Hessel A Cappella 3, 4, Band 2, 3: Music Apprec. 3, Pres. 4: Ir. Class Board: Boys' Glee 2, Pres. 35 Student Council Rep. 3, 4: Track 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4: Vocational Club Sec. 2: Pep Club. loyce Hester A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: Soph. Choir: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Rep. 3, 4: Music Apprec. 2: Pepperettes: Radio Club 3: Red 6 Blue reporter 4, Foreign Language Club 2. Page 35 'Z-' , --vi I. Guzeman L. Hambrock M. Hamilton S. Hanl-:es C. Harrison B. Harwig C. Hawbecker I. Hazel Brave, Ralph Converse, and maiden, Anne Matthews, make whoopee! V Helfers Henry D Hessel D Hlbbard C Hxnz I Iacobson B Hennxg I Herbert I Hester N Hxgby K Hodges C Ianssen Dave Hlbbard Batavxa Hrqh School Batavra Ill Football 3 4 Norman H1gby Golt 2 3 4 Scnence Club 4 Boys Glee 2 Vocatronal Club 2 Wrestlrng Carolyn Hmz Brooktreld Hugh School Brookireld Ill GAA 4 Grrls Glee Pres 4 Pepperettes Student Council Rep 4 Karen Hodges Ir Class Play Future Homemakers Club 3 Treas 4 Grrls Glee 2 4 Pepperettes I1m Hounshall Bob Howe- Radro Club 2 3 Forergn Language Club 2 Irm Iacobson Rrlle Club 2 Vocatnonal Club 3 Chuck Ianssen Football 4 Worthrngton Hrgh School Worthmgton Ohxo Wresthng 3 Co Capt 4 Student Councxl 4 Pep Club Chuck Iohnson A Club Basketball 2 3 Soph Cholr 2 Golf 2 3 CoCapt 4 Student Councrl Rep 4 Pep Club Ianet Iohnson Band 2 3 Treas 4 EOS Treas Gxrls Club Rep 2 Ir Red Cross 3 4 Comm Club 2 Les Iohnson A Club Basketball 2 Football 2 3 4 Hxfle Club 2 Student Councxl Rep 4 Track 2 3 4 Mary Iohnson Band 2 3 Sec 4 Brg Sxster Future Teachers Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 4 Sr Class Board Publrcatrons Club 2 Orch 2 3 4 Red 6 Bl reporter4 Student Councxl Rep 2 Pep Club Iean Iordan A Cappella 3 4 Brg Srster Ir Class Play Future Teachers Club Treas 3 4 GAA 2 3 Gnrls Glee 2 Musrc Apprec 2 Soph 6 r Class Boards Pep Club 2 3 Pres 4 Pubhcatxons Club 2 Red 6 Blue reporter 3 4 Student Councrl Board Cheerleader 2 3 Denn1s Keck Debate 2 Exile Club 2 Scrence Club 3 4 Forergn Language Club 2 3 Wrestlrng Mgr 2 I Hounshall B Howe C Iohnson I Iohnson Homecomlng L Iohnson Page 36 Ierri Kiley East High School, Aurora, Ill.: Projectionists' Club 3. 4: Boys' Glee 3. lean Kil atrick P Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers 3: G.A.A, 2: Girls' Glee 3, 4: Music Apprec, 2, Larry Kirkus Football 3, 4: Rifle Club 2: Track 2. 3: Volleyball Club 3. loan Koffarnus Big Sister: EOS Art Ed.: Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers 2: G.A,A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Rep. 2, 3, Point Sec. 4: Ir. Red Cross Z: Girls' Glee 3: Pep Club 6 Pepperettes: Publications Club Z, Science Club 3: Foreign Language Club 2: Gym Club 2. 3, 4. Adrienne Kole Band 2. 3, 4: Sr. Class Play: Drama Club: Allied Medical Careers 3. 4: Orch. 2, 3. 4: Foreign Language Club 2. Patricia Latham A Cappella 3. 4: Big Sister: Ir. Class Play: Drama: Club 2, Soph. Choir: G,A.A. 2. 3, 4: Music Apprec. 3: Soph. Class Board: Pep Club 6 Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 2. I Ioyce Dianna Leifheit Allied Medical Careers 3: Girls' Glee 2. 3, 4: Music Apprec. 2: Pepperettes. Diane Lents Comm. Club 2, 3: EOS Bus, stall: G.A.A. 2: Ir. Red Cross 4: Girls' Glee 3, 4: Pepperettes. Linda Lewis Ir. Red Cross 3, 4: Girls' Glee 3, 4: Pepperettes: Allied Medical Careers 2. Ian Lindeman A Cappella 4: A Club 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Soph. Choir: Goll 4: Science Club 2: Boys' Glee 3: Track 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Paul Little miie Club 2. 3. Richard McDavitt Band 2, 3: Basketball 2: Football 2, 3: Music Apprec. 3: Orch, 2. 3: Rifle Club 2: Red 6 Blue Sports Ed. lim Marriott A Club 3: Basketball 2: Football 2. 3, 4: Soph. Choir Treas.: Soph. Class Pres.: Sr. Class Board: Boys' Glee 3, Pres. 4: Student Council Rep. 2, 4: Track 2. 3, 4. lane Marsh Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Rep. 4: Girls' Glee 4: Sr. Class Sec.: Pepperettes: Orch. 2: Student Council Rep. 3, Activities Enioyed By All I. Koffarnus A. Kole P. Latham Page 37 Hester, Betty Ann O'Brien, and loan Barber traditionally decorated the qoalposts tor the homecoming game. M. Iohnson I. Jordan D. Keck I. Kiley I. Kilpatrick L. Kirkus D. Leifheit D. Lents Pam Rogers, Iane Ravlin, and Pat Latham prepare scenery for Years Ago, the senior class play. L. Lewis I. Lindeman P. Little R. McDavitt I. McDowell I. Marriott Iane Marsh Jeff Marsh Ieff Marsh Football Z, 3, 4: Track 2: Wrestling 2. Helen Martin A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: Ir. Class Play, Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers 2: G.A.A. 2, 4, Sports Chr. 3: Music Apprec. 3, 4: Pep Club 6 Pepperettesp Foreign Language Club 2: Gym Club 3. Iudy Martin Drama Club 2: EOS Activities Ed.: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Club Rep, 4: Girls' Glee 2: Music Apprec. 4: Pepperettes: Paint Pot Club 3: Student Council Rep. 4: Foreign Language Club 2. Anne Matthews A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: Ir. Class Play: Soph. Choir: G.A.A. 2, 4, Sports Chr, 3: Girls' Glee Club 3: Music Apprec, 3, Sec. 2, Vice- Pres. 45 Pep Club 6 Pepperettes: Red 6 Blue reporter 3, Ed.-ineChiel: Student Council Rep. 4: Foreign Language 2: Gym Club 3. Iim McDowell Science Club 2, 3, 4: Foreign Language Club 2. 3: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Track 3, 4. Elizabeth Mead A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: Ir. 6 Sr. Class play: Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers 2: G.A.A. 2, Sports Chr. 3, Treas. 4: Girls' Club Board: Soph. Class Sec.: Ir. Class Boardg Pep Club 2, 4. 6 Pepperettes: Red 6 Blue reporter 3, Asst. Feature Ed.: Student Council 2, Sec, 4: Soph. Cheerleader: Drama Activities 4: Gym Club 3: Music Appreciation 3. Martha Milbacher A Cappella Show Writer 3, 4, Treas. 3: Ir. Class Play Director, Sr. Class Play: Soph. Choir: G.A.A. 2, 3: Girls' Club Rep. 3: Music Apprec. 2, 4, Treas. 3: Soph. Class Treas.: Pep Club 6 Pepperettes: Publications Club: Red 6 Blue reporter 3, Feature Ed, Foreign Language Club 2, 3: Thespians 4. Carol Ann Morrison Comm. Club 2: G.A,A. 2. 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 3, 4: Girls' Glee 4: Pepperettes. Iohn Mosins Tennis 2, 3: Volleyball Club 2. Sally Io Munn Soph. Choir: Future Home-makers' Club 4: Allied Medical Careers 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 4: Girls' Club Rep. 4: Girls' Glee 2, Vice-Pres, 3, Treas. 4: Pepperettes. Bill Musson Central High School, Plato City, Ill.: Vocational Club 3. Sue Myers Eureka High School, Eureka, lll.: Girls' Glee Club 4: Pepperettes. Years Ago Smash Hit H. Martin I. Martin A. Matthews Page 38 Chuck Nauert Marmron Mrlrtary Academy Aurora lll A Club Radro Club 3 4 Rrile Club 3 Beverly Nelson Brq Srster Drama Club 2 Soph Chorr GAA 2 3 4 Grrls Cl b Board 4 Grrls Glee 3 Pep Club and Pepperettes Forerqn Language Club 3 Future Teachers Club 4 Gerald Nelson Vocatronal Club 3 Sharon Neubauer A Cappella 3 4 Bra Srster EOS Recorder Soph Chorr GAA 2 Board 3 4 Ir Red Cross 3 Sec 4 Musrc Apprec 2 Pepperettes Forerqn Language Club 2 3 Gym Club 2 3 4 Betty Oakes A Cappella 3 4 GAA 2 Ir Red Cross 2 3 Pres 4 Pep Club G Pepperettes Prorectronrsts Club 3 Student Councrl Rep 4 Bettv Ann OBr1en A Cappella 3 4 Bra Sster Soph Chorr GAA 2 4 Vrce Pres 3 Grrls Club Rep 2 Musrc Apprec 2 3 4 Ir Class Vrce Pres Pep Club 2 3 4 Student Councrl Rep 4 Cheerleadrnq 2 3 Capt 4 Mrke Ochsenschlager A Cappella 3 4 A Club Soph Chorr Scrence Club 2 Boys Glee 2 Football 2 Carol Olsen EOS Bus Stall Soph Chorr Allred Medrcal Careers 3 GAA 2 3 4 grrls Glee 3 4 Musrc Apprec 2 Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Commercral lub 4 Davrd Olson Soph Chorr Goll 3 Parnt Pot Club 4 Basketball 2 3 lanna Olson Soph Chorr Allred Medrcal Careers 3 Musrc Apprec 2 Pepperettes Bonnre Oros I-'ort Lauderdale Hrgh School Fort Lauderdale Florrda Drama Club 2 Soph Chorr GAA 2 3 4 Grrls Glee 3 4 Pepperettes Red G Blue reporter Scrence Club Sec 4 Gretchen Ostberg A Capella 3 4 Band 4 Brq Srster EOS Bus Stall Future Teachers Cub 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Grrls Club Sec 4 Grrls Glee 2 Pres 3 Musrc Apprec 2 Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Student Councrl Rep 3 l-'orergn Language Club 2 Carol Pahl Band 4 Allred Medrcal Careers 4 GA A 4 Grrls Club Rep 3 Ir Red Cross 3 Grrls Glee 3 4 Musrc Apprec 2 Pepperettes Forergn Lan quaqe Club 2 B Nelson G Nelson M Ochsenschlager C Olsen By Senrors B O'Br1en Page 39 E Mead M Mrlbacher C Mornson I Mosrns S Munn B Musson S Myers C Nauert S Neubauer B Oakes D Olson I Olson Lili: 155335 V .ig 4, . ,ar 3 i . B. Oros G. Ostberg B. Pennington B. Peterson I. Philips B. Pierce I. Pigatti I. Plain Hospital lite was great lor Dave Finke, a hay-ride casualty. Paula Beutein, a junior, working as a nurses' aid at Copley made sure that Dave got special care. C. Pahl K. Parker il f. L. Patterson Even When The Chips Were Down, Karen Parker Ir. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee, 2, 4: Music Apprec. 2: Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 2, 3, Larry Patterson A Cappella 3, 4: Soph. Choir: Riile Club 2. Brian Pennington Band 2, 3, 4: Golf 3: Music Apprec. 2, 3: Wrestling 2. Robert Peterson A Cappella 3, 4: Drama Club 2: Soph. Choir: Vocational Club 3: Wrestling 2. Joyce Philips Big Sister: Comm. Club 4: Drama Club 2: EOS Bus. statl: Soph, Choir: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 3. 4: Music Apprec. 3: Ir. Class Treas.: Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 2. Bill Pierce Ir. Red Cross 2. 3. 4: Riile Club 2. lim Pigatti Rifle Club 2, 3: Track 2: Wrestling 2, 3. 4. Iohn Plain Ir. Red Cross: Science Club 2, 3: Basketball Z. Sharry Polen A Cappella 4: Drama Club 2: Soph. Choir: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Glee 3: Pepperettes: Student Council Board: Foreign Language Club 3: Speech Activities 4. Ronald Porter Rifle Club 3: Track 3. Ed Potteiger A Club: Soph. Choir: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Golf 3: Track 2. 4. Bill Powers Rifle Club 2, 3: Golf 3. 4: Track 2: Wrestling 2. 3. lim Puklin Band 2, 3, 4: Sr. Class Play: Pep Club: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council Rep. 2. 3. 4: Dance Band 3: Math Seminar 4: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, Capt. 4. Sandi Putnam A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Club Hep. 2: Girls' Glee 2: Music Apprec. 2, 4: Pep Club 2: Paint Pot Club 3: Foreign Language Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 4. Page 40 S Polen We Smlled R Porter E Potte1ger S Putnam S Race Sandra Race Gtrls Glee 4 Parnt Pot Club 3 Rntle Club Sec Treas 2 Sec 3 Forexgn Language Club 4 lane Ravlm Sr Class Play Dlrector Drama Club 2 Patnt Pot Club Forexgn Lan guage Club 2 3 hm Flay A Cappella 3 4 Basketball 2 Soph Choxr 2 Musxc Apprec 2 Sr Class Vtce Pres Student Councrl Rep 4 Track 3 4 A Club Pat Renne A Cappella 3 4 Comm Club 4 Soph Chorr Allred Medtcal Careers Vrce Pres 3 GAA 3 4 Gtrls Club Rep 4 Grrls Glee Sec 3 Pres 4 Student Councxl Rep 4 Musto Apprec 2 Tom Blchards Comm Club 3 Rtlle Club 2 Larry Rxchmond Hxlle Club 2 Vocational Club 3 Carol Rltzman Comm Club 4 Soph Choxr Allred Medrcal Careers 3 Gtrls Glee 3 Don Robmson Ir 6 Sr Class Plays Football 2 4 Vocational Club Sec Treas Wrestl1ng4 Gerald Roehng A Cappella 3 4 Soph Chou' Rtlle Club 2 Hadxo Club Vrce Pres Pres 4 Forexgn Language Club 2 Tenms 2 Pam Rogers Soph Chorr GAA 2 4 Gnrls Glee 3 Musxc Apprec 2 Pep Club Pepperettes I-'orexgn Language Club 2 3 Bob Rosenberg A Cappella 3 4 A Club Soph Cholr Golf 2 3 Soph Class Board T? Sctence Club 2 Student Councxl Rep 4 Football 2 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 Shan Rowan Bxg Snster Soph Chotr GAA 2 4 Gxrls Glee Club 3 Mustc Apprec 2 Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Pamt Pot Club Vrce Pres 3 Sec 4 Red 6. Blue reporter 3 Art Ed Gerald Runkle A Club Soph Choxr Musxc Apprec 3 Boys Glee Club 2 3 Track 3 Scott Ryburn Iohn Adams Hxgh School South Bend Ind Band 3 4 Musxc Apprec 3 Orch 3 Math Semxnar 4 Basketball Mgr 4 B Powers I Ravhn P Renne PGQG 41 L Rmchxnond D Roblnson P Rogers Puklln I Ray T Rmchards C Rltzman G Roehng B Rosenberg 5 2 gm Y 5, , A ,. ' A ., '. o A 4 . pig I . : : A . ' : ' . , 3: L . : . ' : ' ' : ' ' , 4: Music Apprec. 2. . . . : , 5 ' .- . 35 A n . : . ' : ' g : ' ' - . 3. If ge . I I . I. . , I V I I ' . 5 5: 4 2. , 4. ' . A l J A I S Sampson S Rowan V Sartam W Schroeder I Sebers P Serfert I Shepard I Runkle L Scluel I Schwenk -or? 59 Hawks S Ryburn L St Mane D Schxnke R Schopp Larry St Mane A Club Rrlle Club 2 Student Councrl 2 3 Track 2 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 Wresthnq 3 4 Shar11yn Sampson Soph Choxr Allred Medrcal Careers 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Musrc Apprec 2 Pepperettes V1rg1n1a Sartam Yorkvrlle Hugh School Yorkvxlle lll Soph Chorr Allred Medrcal Careers 2 3 Gxrls Glee 2 3 4 Larry Schxel Zron Benton Hxqh School Track 2 4 Wrestlmq 4 R1ChCIId Sch1nke A Cappella 3 4 Soph Chorr 2 Musxc Apprec 2 Boys Glee 3 Ron Schopp Rrile Club 2 Vocatronal Club 2 3 Walt Schroeder A Club Basketball 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Iohn Schwenk Golf 4 Track 2 3 Iudy Sebers Brg Srster Soph Chou Allred Medxcal Careers Vrce Pres 4 GAA 2 3 4 Grrls Club Rep 3 Grrls Glee 3 Vxce Pres 4 Sr Class Treas Pep Club Cheerleader 4 Larry Secor A Club Pep Club Projectxomsts Club 2 3 4 Rrlle Club Z Student Councrl Hep 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Co Capt 4 Pat Serfert A Cappella 3 4 EOS Adv Mgr Allred Medrcal Careers 3 GAA Grrls Club2 3 4 Musxc Apprec 2 Ken Shaw Classrcal Hxgh School Worcester Mass Soph Choxr Rxlle Club Football Mgr 2 Iudy Shepard A Cappella 3 4 Bug Sxster Ir 6 Sr Class Play Soph Chou GAA 2 3 Gxrls Club 2 4 Musxc Apprec 2 4 Pep Club Student Councrl Rep 3 Forerqn Language Club 2 Pres 3 Tom Sherwrn A Cappella 3 4 Soph Chorr Student Counc1lRep 2 Go1i4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball2 Track 2 Ieif Slaney A Club Band 2 3 Math Semrnar 4 Football 2 Track 2 Wrestlmq 2 3 L Secor Page 42 K Shaw T Sherwm 1. ' l ., at .3 f t K I ' A 2 L EH , f' , A 9 2 I f - w t I f ,- i : 2 D : I ' . : . : . : i Q X . ': ' ' . : . . . , , 7 ' . lc 4. . . I I ' Q Ba ' I ' 1 . Proiectionists' Club 25 A Club: Basketball 2. 3, 41 Football 2, 3, 4: I I . : t . .: ' ' : . . . 2, ' ' I , .5 . ' 5 ' 2: I. Slaney S. Slater B. Small Accomplished Many Feats Susan Slater Wauwatosa Sr. High School, Wauwatosa, Wis.: G.A.A. 4: Ir. Red Cross 4: Pep Club 6. Pepperettes. Bill Small Roanoke High School, Roanoke, lll.: A Club, Pres. 4: Pep Club: Student Council Rep. 4: Basketball 3, Capt. 4: Track 4: Golt 3. Barbara Smith A Cappella 3, 4: Bia Sister: Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, Sec. 4: Girls' Club Rep. 2, Treas. 4: Music Apprec. 3, 4: Soph. Class Board: Pep Club 2, 4 6 Pepperettesg Red 6 Blue reporter 3: Student Council Rep. 2: Soph. Cheerleader. Iovce Smith Comm, Club 2, 4: EOS Bus. Staff: Soph. Choir: G.A.A. 2: Ir. Red Cross 3: Girls' Glee 4: Pepperettes. Iune Smith Comm. Club 4: Allied Medical Careers 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross 2. Penny Smith Allied Medical Careers 2: Future Teachers' Club 4: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Library Club 3: Pepperettes. Stephen Smith East High School, Aurora, Ill.: Science Club 3, 4. Margie Snyder A Cappella 3, 4: Allied Medical Careers 3: Music Appreciation 2. Carole Springer Drama Club 2: G.A.A. 2: Girls' Club 3: Library Club 4: Pepperettes: Foreign Language Club 3. Anne Stack Allied Medical Careers 2, 3, Treas. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Ir. Red Cross 45 Pepperettes. William Stadler Vocational Club 2. 3. Iill Luanne Stahl Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers 3: Music Apprec. 2. Luanne Steinke A Cappella 3, 4: Comm. Club 3. 4: BOS Assis. Bus. Mgr.: Soph. Choir: Music Apprec. 2. lim Steinwart Soph. Choir: Golf 2, 3. 4: Rille Club 2: Football 2: Wrestling Z. Rand Stoudt Y A Club: Band 2. 3: Rille Club 2: Student Council 2, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4: Track 3, 4. Page 43 B. Smith Ioyce Smith Iune Smith P. Smith S. Smith M. Snyder C. Springer A. Stack lohn Plain, state 50 and 100 yard treeestyle champion, is shown practicing lor his specialty. 5? W Stadler I Stahl L Stemke I Stelnwart R Stoudt I Stuart L Suttre S Svendsen R Szwelstrs P Tennant K Thompson S Thompson Ioarme Stuart Bra Sxster Comm Club Vrce Pres 4 EOS Bus Staff Soph Choxr GAA 2 3 4 Grrls Club Rep 3 4 Musrc Apprec 2 Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Lo1s Suttle Rock lsland I-lxqh School Rock Island Ill A Cappella 3 4 Soph Chou GAA 2 3 4 Ir Red Cross 3 Vrce Pres 4 Musxc Apprec 2 Pepperettes Stephen Svendsen Boys Glee 2 Robert Szwerstls Patr1c1a Tennant EOS Bus Staff Soph Choxr lr Hed Cross 2 Gnrls Glee 3 4 Musxc Apprec 2 3 Pepperettes Ierry Thels Vocatronal Club 2 Carol Thomas Brq Srster Comm Club 4 EOS Bus Stat! Soph Chorr GAA 2 3 Gtr s Glee 2 3 4 Musxc Apprec 2 3 Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Student Councrl Rep 3 Ken Thompson Pamt Pot Club 3 Rxlle Club 2 Football 2 SYIVIG Thompson Soph Choxr Allred Medxcal Careers 3 Musrc Apprec 2 hm Thornton Band 2 3 4 Radro Club 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Dance Band 3 Math Semmar 4 hm Thumley A Cappella 4 A Club Soph Choxr Basketball 2 Football Mary Trotter Band 2 Bxq Srster EOS Class Ed GAA 2 3 Pres 4 Musrc Apprec 2 3 Ir Class Sec Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Orch 2 Treas 3 Pres 4 Student Councrl Sec 4 Yorexgn Language Club 2 Gym Club Mehnda Ulness Debate 2 Drama Club 2 EOS Copy Ed G A A 2 3 4 Ir Red Cross 3 Pep Club 6 Pepperettes Marv1n Van Cleve Musrc Apprec 2 Vocatronal Club 4 Wrestlmq 3 Football 2 Track 4 Ernxe Vargo Rrtle Club 2 Vocatronal Club 3 Gay Varney Peona High Peona Ill I Thers C Thomas I Thornton I Thumley Semors M. Trotter Page 44 Andrea Lee Veeder Future Homemakers' Club 4, Allied Medical Careers 2, 3: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4. lack Vicars Projectionists' Club 2, 3: Rifle Club 2, 3: Vocational Club 3: Football 2, 35 Wrestling 2, 3. Don Voss Ritle Club 2: Vocational Club 3: Basketball Mgr. 2. Betty Walter Madonna High School, Aurora, Ill.: Future Teachers' Club 4: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Glee 4, Pep Club 6 Pepperettes. Trudi Warner Westfield High School, Westlield, Mass.: Paint Pot Club 4. lohn Watkins Ir. Red Cross 3: Riile Club 2: Basketball Mgr. 3, 4. Sue Wayland Big Sister: Allied Medical Careers 27 G.A.A. 3, 4, Board 2, Girls' Club Rep. 2. 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3: Soph. Class Board: Paint Pot Club 3. Pres. 4, Red 6 Blue reporter 4: Student Council Rep. 4: Cheer leading 4. Ioan Webster Music Apprec. 2. Marlene Weigel Drama Club 2: Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Girls' Club Hep. 3: Pep Club 6 Pepperettes, Red G Blue reporter 3: Foreign Language Club 2. Karen Weiss Comm. Club 3, 4, EOS Bus. Sec.: Girls' Glee 4: Music Apprec. 2. Bill Weiss lames Wenckus A Club: Music Apprec. 2g Football 2, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 4. Ronald Wendling Band 2. 3, 4: Camera Club Sec.-Treas. 2, Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 4. Donald West A Club: Band 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball Mgr. 2, Track 2, 3, 4. lim White East High School, Aurora, Ill.: Ir. Red Cross 4: Football 4: Basketball 4, Track 4. See Washington In The Spring D. Voss E. Walter T. Warner Page 45 .5 Lynne Fisher, Martha Milbacher, Melinda Ulness, and Carol Pahl iind their suitcases overflowing with items to make their Washington trip more enjoyable. M. Ulness M. Van Cleve E. Vargo G. Varney A. Veeder I. Vicars I. Watkins S. Wayland I I 1. t 3 4 I 1. Iohn Williams A Cappella 3, 4: Soph. Choir: Music Apprec. 2: Orch. 2, 3, 4: Student Council Rep. 2. Christa Wilmarth A Cappella 3, 4: Big Sister: Ir. :S Sr. Class Play: Future Teachers' Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Hep. 4: Girls' Glee 2: Music Apprec. 2: Pep Club: Red 6 Blue reporter 3, Class Ed.: Foreign Language Club 2. 3. Sharron Womack A Cappella 3. 4: Big Sister: Soph. Choir, Future Teachers' Club 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Music Apprec. 2: Pep Club 6 Pepperettes: Red 6 Blue reporter 3, Music Ed.: Foreign Language Club 2, 3. William Wrought Band 2, 3, 4: Music Apprec. 3: Hiile Club 2. Ianet Wullbrandt A Cappella 3, Sec. 4: Big Sister: Soph. Choir: Allied Medical Careers 2, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Music Apprec. 3: Pepperettes: Red 6 Blue reporter 3, Columnist 4. Ken Zimmerman A Cappella 3, 4: A Club: Band 2: Ir. Class Pres.: Pep Club 3, 4: Boys' Glee 2: Student Council Rep. 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Capt. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. Hey, Barb and Les! What makes the world go 'round? I. Webster M. Weigel K. Weiss B. Weiss R. Wendling D. West S. Womack B. Wrought 71: I. Wenkus I. White I. Wullbrandt I. Williams C. Wilmarth 1 K. Zimmerman L. Fansler Page 46 O PERSONALITY UU R4 BEST PERSONALITY Pat Adelberg cmd Ken Zrmmermcm ll' MOST ATHLETIC MOST MUSICAL Ioan Barber and Lcxrry Secor Gretchen Ostberg cmd hm Felts MOST FRIENDLY CLASS COMEDIANS Pcxt Adelberg and Bob Rosenberg P 'J 47 Pczt Renne and Iohn Schwenk J- Q S91'Tl1lll 1G1lSlSlh111lhO1S State Scho1arsh1p competmon Mary Ham1lton WIHDQY oi the Homemakmq Award shows the pn she recexved to 1 t e st ow t B111 G11iord Adrrenne Koe Io Rene Crosby Lo1s Suttm and Iohn Mos1ns Second row M1ke Franch Lynne Doane Mary Johnson and I1m McDowell Thrrd row Dave Frnke Tom Fnday and Scott Ryburn Not p ctured 1s Dan D1erC1 s 'ry' Honor ,, 4 Rewards VIl'fUe Betty Oakes who recerved for her outstandmq work M1ss Harr1et Grandy and were also rec1p1ents a lr Red Cross Award shows her certrhcate to M1ss Louxse Lane who o s1m11ar awards Honored students 1n Nat1onal Men Seated 1s L01 1m McDowel t Scho1arsh1p compctmon are congratulated by Mr Brock honorable menhon Standmq 1 to B111 G1fforc1 irnalrst lay Guzeman h norable ment1on Dave Fmke and Scott Ryburn f1na11s s Suttm who rece1ved 1 honorable ment1on r4 111 Page 48 Iamce Hazel D1ane Beck Sally Groesch and Ioan Webster ff Darryl Hessel 1s bemq awarded the trtle of Honorary Colonel and Commander of O Hare Arr Base for a day The rec1p1ents of the DAR Award and the IC Award Iudy Shepard and B111 GlflOId were also unammously chosen by the1r classmates the most lrkely to succeed I - 'W .- 1 'A M, in Q , All ' 1 - , ' , ' . i ' , . o r ar,11r r ,l. or.: , 1, , , , . gg y.' I , 2 1 l J. ' '31 , , - .X ,. 1 hu li' V I . 1 11 h 0 N 4 Q K xy 1 I , 3 , o 7 ' . ' , H . ts. ' . in A t-N.. 1 , - -' .1 1 I A -J 1 ' V 1 ,' ,il - rl? A T 1 3 6 .. -4 wg . VY? Y Mr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY patricia adelberg barbara baratz susan biever Jorene crosby sandra curt1s damel d1ercks yean even yames felts davld hnke lynne flsher gretchen fletcher thomas fnday w1111am glfford garry gnesser darryl hessel mary lee lohnson 1ean lordan loan koffarnus lan hndeman anne matthews ehzabeth mead martha m11bacher betty ann o br1en X Sud b 5'd '21- fl? I gretchen ostberg james puklin robert rosenburg shan rowan scott ryburn 1ud1th shepard w1111am small barbara sm1th 1o1s sutt1e mary trotter susan Wayland yohn wrlhams chrlsta Wllmarth kenneth z1mmerman SC cars RQ Efzdeff Ip O X cfzczvrczcgfer n safkkce. f? Z 7? 3 1 fi i Y 1 gr' Iunior class officers, standing, 1. to r.: George Arbeiter, vice- pres.: Mark Trumbo, pres.: Iudy Speers, sec.: and seated, Ann Mead, treas., anxiously await the Junior-Senior Prom. Juniors Portoke In G. Andrews D. Bartlett P. Beuiein D. Briggs i , 9 , ll .54 Hr. 4-4 - A fu X x B. Aniinson M. Angell N, Bauer A. Bedily D. Biehl C. Bishop G. Bronson G. Brooks .. - 5 Vg . Q:- R x ' J Y., , I .J E f YH V .4 L G. Arbeiter C. Benewich I. Boeqelein I. Brown I.. Atwell L. Benson P. Bohaty I. Brunner J? xiii, VU' Page 50 L. Abramson M. Ackley M. Ahcrsic B. Alexander H. Allen B. Allison F. Alvis H. Anderson I. Anderson I. Baker W. Balc B. Balsley I. Bentson R. Berg I. Berve C. Borders A. Boyer S. Boyer B. Burridqe S. Calvert S. Camp FR g A 4 . is .5 f - 4, f I. . 'Yr-Y' A . 'GQ -: -221 , ' I ,Z 5 ' A A in 0 imp, ,, , I f E 'b K -A' l 'gg K H Vfireszr? ' W, 6 .gr Rx' Q ' y, ' ' ' +I- ' L: ,Hs sw I f J A it 31' B nh Q . R I Y' ? t 44 ' au Q 23 ' A x fini . . 52 S. x of ikkie B I or lm ! V, -. V G X 4 4 an Q ' , s f K. -V - 9 W -1. ' lx 93 K Qi A --Q '57 ., . . X A 6 A' 4. L I . , -uv .. I it .4 . . pr r I . . i 1. ' ' 4-,Q H We use ' I f',, 'gy .-..,, ' .779-gl V . ... if -f ' - . B. Carlson I. Chaiiin C. Choate I. Clark I. Cleary I. Cronin C. Crosby C. Croyl B. Dale S. Daniels K. Didier M. Dooley P. Dooley I. Doran M. Dunn N. Eissner P. Ekstrom E. Ellinghusen P. Engel K. Esser 58- .HAH ff 54 K 'A 4 .55 , . li -'X 'vs I. Campbell P. Carl T. Carl B. Cleveland C. Cook S. Courtrighl D. Davies H. De Bolt I. Deist P. Dutton B. Edmondson I. Edwards G. Evans B. Fahnestock B. Farnsworth I. I-'auth B. Finstrom K. Flanders S. Fleener I. Friedrich B. Fross Page 51 Extra Curricular Activities One of West High's greatest assets is the spirit and loyalty portrayed by its student body. Sr T. Gabbett G. Gales I. Gifford B. Ginger M. Glenn N. Glover B. Gordon B. Gove P. Gramley N. Hackathorn B. Haqerman I. Hanson I. Heiiner F. Heinz D. Heller I. Holly I. Hooper C. Hopper S. Iesseman C. Iohnson I. Iucius Ion Gifford studies diligently through lhe wee hours of the night. 1 Q 1 if 5' , iffy . My I .X , And Yet Tackle Studies or 'A Q '. A CL . e f 7 A we -. D. Grivem I. Groninger B. Grossman B. Grube R. Habermeyer 4.1 i B. Harkins H. Hartman R. Hartman M. Hattersley N. Hausler 3 QC? I. Henne H. Hiqby I. Hill P. Hollander D. Holmgren 1. Hopper S. Huif H. Hulett L. Huszar S. loratti , X 'ck 'Q Q C ' L V . K 6' iffy M4 s . . . 5 Q - . :sz H+' 'S' ,, Q i 1 - 5 . G . . x+ Q Q G r 32 I ' eh A Q. J -. . X QW- -L N lik ix G V- ,iff 1 ,M ss. .4 -. , Q. .ep Q me . , -1 51, ,gf-El.. ii-sf. 1 .Ein ,iz A K f f '-N 3 ' E, f , I ' . H '1i 4 ' X Q xl al or an l Q lfazk 'Z Q x 9. f . K F G .3 Q - ...-. . in - 4 N ' . if , . Ht My ? Q? 'ff V Vh me iii... .. ' . F- G , . - 'Z ,,,,, ' I if .. f lhl ' 4 ... ' 'w-an - 4 ' 1. we , .W - 5, G W G f -- .L . . .,, N 'mr ' - . . f I 7 X fl . . in -J. '-S as . f 'M' Paqe 52 . .Q-A, I V ' Ld+ . 5 iv , ' I Q g i 2 'S' 7 1 IIS 1 . 1 SSL-1 Q? , . 3 ,il K ' -, v -J ., .. ,ta i , ' A ' ' Q 0' - . y an 5 ' im, I .., Q. .6 ,gg ,I ia.. Y . A ' 2 Q , f ,Q mira ' ' 4 fi., 3? g' N ' 1 V 4' I 12- I -' of 5- . '- ' e Q 'ff , Of A sl At,-Jr LL I Q? y 3 sy. get J A Q' I. Kelley V. Kenner R. Kerher A. Kerns P. King I. Konrad I. Kraus N. Kuni B. Lamoxeaux V. Langdon S. LeGrand L. Leifhei! M. Lembcke S. Liddell I. Lindgren I L. Little C. Long R. Lowe K. Lowry D. Lucus ' I K 5 I X .--,. . . IQ .. ' H 7. Q, . . , I V 9 With Enthusiasm Bob Sorenson works dutifully as EOS photographer in order that yearbook deadlines can be met. I. Kaufmann C. Keck B. Keierleber B. Klein I. Kobelenz B. Kollman I. Lash F. Leath B. Lee I. Lindsizom L. Lindzy T. Lipscomb H. McAllister W. McCaddon D. McCay , . .. ., .1 W, I. McClure I. McDonald S. McKay ' M M I. Madsen S. Mann P. Maple Page 53 W. Marsh B. Martens l. Marsh ll. Martin E. Marzulu l., Martin N. Meister K. Mellott H. Mead S. Mindell E. Mitchell K. Miller D. Ochsen- l. Ochsen- C. Novicl: schlaqer schluqer C. Parmenter l . Parnhaln S. Pawlowski h. Rube D. Race 5. Reutler v fi Q 1 ry Q9 Kay Esser, Iackie Iucius, and Sally St. lules are rewarded for F as S- . their consistent work in Girls' Club by their election as dele- Q ...s ' gates to the annual Girls' Club Convention. W A Al X Al Willingness, Desire, Potential '15 ,, Qi. . T -A, . f g, P 'af ' 'P ':-,f B A y r .s S I. Mess l. Messinger G. Meyer D. Michels D. Miller P I Q' Q D. Mortl B. Mosher B. Moyer I. Muschler S. Neill ' 4 L' ' r K. Oddseri I. Oleson L. Olson M. Ormond L. Parker Q' R T. Pearson I. Peters L. Peters B. Peterson I. Pyle P 5 ' 2 L 5 . 9 , I K. I 'A' s. T 'C' 5, . D gl E K . 5 I Wir. Q 3 Q , . Q. . , , l kiwi riff: e y 'q '-I -1- g , -wr an , yu A I. V is -I1 SJ- A s ,Q HL, 5 A 53 a. itat X lt 3 FQ., , ' Q- I 35: if J :A 7 gk 1. .: : , X Y ' . . . ' . M... ' ' ' x ' K t . it his . r AL li ml ' K ,,.. . 4' it y... D A . l A 1 x S2 li? K Q as l .. Al + t '4 is N Page 54 se., se. vm ,W y 'sf Ns. 'Nm se 'T Gu -Q. 'gf nfwhvff x 4 41- Xhaf K. S :TPC Krf Q AX KAL. H Rxchardson P Rnchmond I Ryder S St lulee P Schoeber B Schomer em B Smrth A 5? D Sherwm fx Tis lane Reynolds lohn Reynolds M Reynolds S Ro ers B Roof V Rocholl g I Schmdlebeck P Sclnndlbeck D Schmke l. Shackley L Shepard R Sherman I Speers D Stack D Studtheld I Stalker Z Stdls K Stankus B Stare D Stork S Steele Page 55 32-s. lib- S Roberts Robertson P Rxssman I' Sanders Scofe Seott B Salerno Schuldt Scopee N Smxth B Sorenson D Soule Seen In Future leaders Vxm vlgor and vxtalxty are dxsplcyed by these Jumor qlrls they enyoy u dcxy oi toboqqcmmq 2 A' ..,. ax C' 1 V . L- s V ... Q - ' LQ qs , an J' . cr ' 'U 'ft' S ' + N n V .. 4, kj 3 'l V E . M-54. jf--A T' ,iv Lx , f..e., wp. S- ' , 3 .. vi ' 'fi' 3 my f ,A we we S is - .- A n ll f r ' Yi . ' ' V. , 4 , ' AA -V 0 Y,,.' J g iAs,:M ' H 'w.?:,Nf V A S1-,N SA V ' ex, 1, ' ' D D ' S S N L 'i S D . . . - . B. 1 er eff n ' xl- U' A - W1 - F- ' 'Z ' A K Vqk vi W1 3' 3 . ' ' f , 'Q , 'of se, if f , Q'-5 gf 1 -V ' ' . . . ' . ' . ' ff d ,, ,Z A . V4- H L f V '- '- -' ' K ' Ji ' . . . . 5, , A . l . . . Q gif, W- - ., Absent when the class pictures were taken are, lst row, l. to r.: Bobbie Block, Ruth Gillette. Bonnie Martin. and Kathy Walter. 2nd row. Carol Druschell, lean Ridinqer, Dennis Beallis, Barb Norberq. and Hedy Schwabe, Memories Will Linger A. Wiezik 3. M. Taylor I. Thomas M. Trumbo S. Tuma P. Warren K. Weichsel B. Wilkie M. Willett in as ff 'ra Q 6- ' 117 xt We 1. S K' Q. Yi: , 'cgi ...lt 'W 6 -in-,5 R, Tilly S. Tinsley P. Van Cleve R- WUQHSY C. Weith B. Welles P. Wilson I- Wm!! . at to 1 . gy lik Q W e kt ff? Q, . - . . . ,fb is 1. , J L, 'J g fn! i x:, ' in LM .i. f Page 56 S. Stevens G. Stone I. Stuart B. Toepper G, Waldo I. Whetzel T. Wollsberqer Sl ' 45? Q. gl . Kr' '-I ,- I KL -L W m- -. y f . s J If Q fgfre va. I Q I' ,. :A ac. I. Stevenson D. Stewart R. Stoudt T. Strobert S. Sunleat T. Svendsen R. Traver D. Tribble L. Walker G. Ward S. Whitlock N, Wienold D. Wollenweber N. Yonk J tv l X in 'Cf H X ft 1 h gag 4, ' aa' 5, A 'EI -531' A N NQ 4, ' is lVt2i, 13,4 5 E 8. ' nv f in ., 'k . ' If W - Vu B l 5 Qs These West Hlqh students lelt Mtdway Arrport at 7 OO AM on Mon Alter hve qlorrous days two spent ln New York Cxty and three n day March 23rd and arrxved rn New York Crty the same mornrnq Washrnqton DC they returned to Aurora late Frrday nxqht March 27th Washington New York shall stand A mlqhty woman wlth U torch Here was a man to hold aqaxnst A man to match the mountains and the sea Here at our sea washed sunset qotc p the world J Success Thrs vxew of Manhattan Island provrdes an unlorqet able prcture ol New York Crtys sky Scrapers 5' ' 4-nl ..-m-fwunnsn 'HW-+G!! Page 57 ' L Y U . A-A X r ,s I , J, ' J, 7 I , Q V Xi A 2 A T flff I 4. ig u , A l I T . H I A A' 'sex X , gl I ' s I 111 '- if 222 I .4 fl , Q r ' ! f 1 il X ,E e ,,,,..l,.......4 ,.- Sophomore class officers, l. to r., are: lvan Iohnson, vxce-pres.: Bob Iohannessen, pres.: Sandy Womack, sec.: and Iulle Iordan and Iudy Orr. treasurers. Sophs Receive Hearty S. Barber I. Baldridqe B. Banbury I. Blanken- G. Barnes L. Barrett C. Bennett I. Blackwell haqen M. Bolden K. Bonie S. Briqqs K. Brown R. Brown S. Brown H. Bruch C. Buechele I. Bullock B. Bullock K. Burke M. Burns f - A -p.. 4 t 'S' 41.2, 'rf' 5' CHQ J W v QU' ... A ' .wk - A we -A K . ' ' 5 A tg. -Q., I A -v 'S . gli.. .- ' 1. N Q if L. A ji Ei .L . xyfsl O , K , f' A 4 'gf . 155 5 ar f 1 z Q 5 3 Q , f .N I- K 1 A A l., ws. .Cx J My 1. 4 I 1? f if I ' A' U WW 1 Page 58 N. Ackley D. Allison E. Appel Ken Barton I. Bouqhton I. Bryant P. Busson - 4. f l EQ. 3. Q... -4 'TQ Q S- . iw' in ta:- s- Q... I vs l . W. in I. Akins S. Aldls T. Alschuler E. Anderson C. Arte! M. Artlip Kntie Barton C. Bauer H. Bradstreet I. Brasher L. Bubolz B. Buck G. Coles W. Carpenter A I I. 'V 1 'W-fer . V ' .iff 13 ef 'lr -2. X977 f 'S if . QI . - f' Vw 'Q' if 3 . Q- -'H' Sb . 9 c Q I. fl Q a f-fa fl I I H-52' f . f ' fi . Qt 'af Q!-. Q Q gpg K1 J, me x A t. S. . fa., A 1 fv ' I . I ' L so I . nj sf Q Xi? ,min , ,, W ..-.4 . I . I L' I I . 11, J 'lf v , .gf , Xl . I W 'qi -wax J' ' 'Www I 'fi . C - . ,,. .iz MJ, B. Carter T. Casey C. Cauldwell I. Coffey I. Coheld C. Coleman I. Davis H. DeLach A. Demien K. Doran R. Douglas S, Douglas S. Edwards B. Egqert E. Ekstrom M. Ellinq- E. Ellison N. Ely husen R. Erickson K. Evans V, Erekson Page 59 f. 4-as YQ 2 .. -35- 1 ... , Q.. Us P. Charbauski S. Crist L. Dennis S. Dufly D 3 V X vi XL U uk -xx 4 . I5 I 13 J 2. an 4-. W, V, 55 A Q, , , rl Ai.. 5 ,. sr , . , f ,nj 4. . 3 1-M ,Iv-sv , X I .iwgfif 5 xr.-ii ' ERHA . Lsffkea' A . it , Ioyce Clark Iudy Clark G. Clark P. Clark K. Cronin I. Croxin C. Dano I. David A. Diem I. Dimon E. Doane I. Dohren E. Dunqan L. Dunnam I. Durham K. Edwards Welcome At West Orientation Day helps sophomores learn the traditions and policies oi West Senior High. Peppy Kathy Doran pauses between cheers to he a shoelace. Peppy Sophs Find I. Evenson D. Fauth Renata Flarm P. Gall R. Greeley T. Hall V. Hattersley 'M G. Everrtt D. Eversole I. Finstrom M. Fxsher Renato Flarm E, Forbes M. Galvin M. Garza I. Green G. Grennan S. Hambrock R. Handeland S. Hatton A. Hauer f vu 5 L' . 5'4- If .. Q, Li 'Q 62,1 C' 2 22.1 wiki. al iv Q . Eff S ahh I. Forbes I. Foster R. Frank F. Frelwald S. Fry R, Gee P. Geick I. Goldman C. Gordon I. Graham , P. Gneves V, Grometer I. Gronquist I. Habermeyer I. Hagen P. Hanson A. Harbison B. Harkless I. Harris I, Harrison M i K - Qt 5 ' r ' Q. G ' S- 'Q S. A . if t E' F xx' F5 'Z' .XXI A Y x , I . my A L Y, gf ' sl Q r . y 1- ' It -.. .t, . e u- A 5 S' it .., I: 4 0 vi tw , - ,I I A f . 1 ,, , QL I ,s. N -. A I tx 1 ,s Aix .Yun lrrf E' f Q, 9,1 . 5 .I ' r-'- I I yy s, -- I IZ' 2 ' 'W . 77 ,Fi I tt 5 . Y 1 Q' . Page 60 . I vs.. l .L IQ . ,M 1: 1 ..' 'QA .. ,xx 4 xi' A 'I A ' . i , . A - 'll' g f ? M A? A . L iv' , I 'R 'yi Ks! ,, ,m' ., ii A .A . : -if' ,,. V L. V fig: fax. F' . 'F .Q M, x ' 5 ' .gl 51 4 -..L '51 ri . g , , 1 - g I Q Q ..-A . K , i , X ' 'lv' 1- is., ., 4 ' - DW- .umm .. Q V: x A Q . . g l , f- . L ' H ,., i . - 1,-.2 - kv -. 4 is bf, A f ,A f Q b xv 1 ' ... fr ' 3 -4' 1 K 1. .. H P. Hemmens L. Hemmings I, Henricks I. Hepburn L. Hick D. Holmes C. Holst M. Honaker I, Houlne R. Huggins I. Jarvis B, A. lohnson I. Iohnson W. Iohnson ',,, Q T. Kellett Iohannessen S. Kerns A. Kingsbury I. Kline ' ' s I. Kendall :Nl in '.rQi4, . -, f j Q ' ,. . 4 mf' g H fx West ls Best A 2 , , 2 .. sr V1 W' E . R Orientation Day helps sophomores to acquaint themselves with the traditions and policies ot West Senior High. D. Hxaiuscman D. Heeq S. Helton R. ic ey W. Hill L. Hoe!! L. Hutchinson D. jackson M. Iacobs I. Iordan W. Kahoun T. Kazar T. Kobelenz A. Koester C. Kotiarnus P. Kohn S. Kole C. Kraus B. Krull G. Kuhl M. Kuney Page Sl N9 V' x JMX? Y B. Kuler I. Kyler A. Lage fb R. Lahey S. Lame! M. Lee R. Lee P. Leck S. Lehman . D. Lovekzn C. Mac:Hat!on C. McAllister ,an - R. McDuliee I, Maqnll D. Malmqren 15, R. Martin T. Marhn I. May R. M ll D. M d . M d Ruth Ann Marhn and Shaxon Lehman pu! the hnxnshxnq touches on I er oo Y I O0 Y the sophomore class homecoming float, - - 7 :N za, , ff. QQ ,. 4' Q 3 Q 'i n wifi -44' ab' 1 X K x fs?-qw Hard Work Brings 4. 1, 6 f 7 QL. -5' 5' fv C? Qu . 1. .. . . 'A f - .. ',.. fi B. Linden Davxd Lnsbelq Dxune Llsbexq B. Lohman P. Lonq ,sl -4 ' A-wf D' MCCUIU? M- MCCIGNY B. McClure D. McDavm L. McDouqle N-' ' 5 I, Mancera C. Manning B, Mgyemg K. Muron B. Maxim if D. Metcalfe M. Meyerhoier F. Mxller I. Mxller N. Muller , .1 A w . ' . ' vv 4 Q' Q 'M f Q A ty' X a t- ' le. Xena L in .A :Sm c , L- K D wr , I+ L A k . .lv 49 v- H gy . .LV,L' 37 gh as ff. ive . -1 .1 fc! -We N X., , ,- X, . V f w . . W -,. Q L .x -Sai.. A ' . Q Q . P M., cm c ,ii A v .'. QW. 40, kg Ak N. -o 1 H- . -M e. .,4 on . .v 'f 1 A 5 ' c3' , -I 1..-'a F' f Ewa Mm' 'W' I h L Jimi -lb . V' 'N , i ix S. f. .115 1-L . . 33 ' A Page 62 Q ,,. .Q 4, C1 Xt.. we 1 ee. ,. Q if, I' 'Q sa. sf 43 9 .rm H. Moore N. Nelson L. Ostberq Iames Peterson T. Policandriotes L. Porter C. Puklin ,, 5 Pe 5, s-' . L, r 3 J? Gi- 14,69 ,, -o-ri rw, 5 A kk , V 3 - f 4 l f - ii.. l Q - 4 A P ' 'Pt .is-. to . W '- ' '-P Q.. 13. . S I . 1 I .ff :S Q Q 4 V 4 V 1 f . . . , N-.. si' ze 1 v,,,M :tg ' ' ,,, . 'xl X 'Q .. iv? ,Q j . , - . s . -... -to - . sew., ,V,j,,1tgq' SJ . b. f Vi .A E . i . wtf W -, i g. .Q V ll .. .i in ., Qi in I l . .L A i I L t ' l L. Muelder G. Munn C. Murphy A. D. Neill M. Nevampa S. Newell l. Ochsen- Neckolaishen H. Osby I. Parker B. Parnham schlager I, Orr D. Peterson K G. Pittman R. Place M. Patterson M. Peters T. Podschweit . , ,f , I. Pocus R. Podolsky Lf 'V .. J ie, ., . . -.M . , . Much Satisfaction f E -. . C. tary? r K K Pam Kohn, winner ol a second place ratinq in the District Speech X ' yy Contest, gives a demonstration of her original monologue entitled 1 x That's My Pop! D. Morey S. Morrow E. Nette T. Neubert C. Pace G. Parker lanice M. Pittard Peterson P. Popp I. Pollock G. Pregel L. Poss I. Ravlin o. E. Ramey Page G3 A lavorite Saturday night means pizza, pepsi, and plenty ol music. Among the pizza eaters are: Carol Sweasy, Margaret McCleery. Iudy Henricks, Vicki Grometer. Frannie Voris, and Iulie Iordan. Parties And Banquets I. Ritzman Sanders . Schomer . Shepard Orig: er? . . Q K u . t.a. f. u GX ' ,sf M . .yu 'rid' ak. in mm M. Robertson G. Saunder E. Schopp F. Shepard S ,pd r. I .,,k ' HL. S Li -.MV if-K x l lf 2 R. Rea B. Reed T. Renaud S. Reynolds I. Richardson R. Rieck E. Ries 1. Ries P. Riley P. Ruflalo I. Runkle C. Rutledge I. Schmidt B, Schmidt I. Scholz B. Seppelirick E. Shafer B. Shaw N. Smith R. Smith S. Smith . , '-. - , s., . . . Y - .sf gi. x N 3' x Sfm -ii. .f 4. .R if I X . 'ffffi-4 A na, - I S. Robinson M. Roeder S. Rosson - Q. -5 K. Schaefer M. Schaeler I. Schiradelly X S. Schuldt M. Schussler M. Seidelman ' R. Shepp D. Siebert M. Simpson S L . 'Ik A Q . gg' I s 'Q Q ' nv e so :TQ YL? V K 5:-D 5. f - .V if... .x s K .-r .ze R K' .Q Epi Q, r if lit A Q . . gy i f in ik, . 6 f 5' I f J A ' 3 1 . Q- M 5' i4-Q '- ' 4 Q r - 1 mmf I r - I' 3 -4, 'k . if.sa 5' V B 12' Mg... . 8, .fa Vs - a t Page 64 ...-...f 5- -P Q- Q ,, -. an ' 'rr' S .Vx fr 1 X l k' 4 4. 5 J' 4 fl LA 7 - Z '51 'X 7 ,, 'J' :blk A Av 5 ffm f v f ' fx if 'Sl Q we .. 4, . . W f-.gy 'M I-. 'V N3 twig' f. at t L g L .T 'tt a ml N it ' - :M ah. 3 W Q 2 r ef 3, . ,,f f A in L X. QL Sf. - .- E nl -.- . . ,V N 'v , Q' 5, ' - ,2 A. Lx K . Q gy gt K K x Z.. R. Soltisberg D. Stahl I. Stahl Dennis Dick Stevens D. Stevenson Stevens N. Swan C. Sweasy M. Suttie B. Thompson N. Thorp D. Thomas S. Truemper B. Tullock T. Trotter l. Varqo T. Varney C. C. Vosburqh C. Wade Vanlllaemdonk F. Voris Page S5 1 5 :S ,Q , i . , C. Ki Q.. -Q fl lr A' ' ig , S- A ':- . 'DX , - X . If g U fr M. . f ' N .. . . 1 N J ,Yr :X 0- ds- ' Q. 1-f .v b C B. ft X l f Sf 'M' K L l ' f as 15' 'W' 3? Q L v ty 'sv ' N' E sq .Q ' -- Q .4 . x' -f. ., . -xv I, dm-A A A o 'X x QL ax 1. w 'S' .. . .' .'.'t 'K' 'lil A Q: - 'N C ' 1-.5 ix H. Staiqer M. Staiqer G. Stallman M. Stare W. Stewart D. Stieqleiter C. Stover G. Stronfl S. M. Switzer G. Tadd R. Taggart Swinehammer I. Touvell S. Traman M. Travis I. Toepper i . if 'ai ,yi X. nl G. R, Ln. tr x fi-'Jin 44. .cs Y e , v.- W . L, we .QL L. Steinman P. B. P. Stuart Thomas Tremain Fill Extra Time Pam Clark. Marnie Peters, Kay Cronin. Sue Kole, and lanet Croxm admire one ot the birthday cakes at the annual Girls' Club Birthday Banquet. 7' ' sf 9- Absenl when class piclures were taken are lst row, l. to r.: Karen Hanson, Dona Durham. and Ianice Foster. 2nd row: Iulie Price and Elonnie Griesman. 3rd row: Greg Pritchard, Tim Friday, and Fred ayes, D, Warner K. Warnes Laverne Wes! M. Weaver M h P 1 M h R D N. Weiss M. Wilkie Lyman West UC qs . . . . C qln L, Wicks B. Wilson I. Willgerolh U ern S K. Williams L. M. Woli T. Young Zimmerman M. Zolper 1, weber s. weihmqn M. weiss il 3 ' I. Westwood L, Whitson I. Whittle K ' S 1 A, Williams G. Williams I. Williams - 1 ' 'ruff' S, Womack M. Woolcott P. Yonk if 57 V ' ' .- i Q A2 - M W ' f- s Igf wg F A 'Q I' Q il x X x we .Q ,,. A . , 1 If . 4. 5 M 'fl 'Q- rglz ,f F rx! v i. 'X If K xy r if ' ' W' gal: K We 5.5 ' ' X 75 wt.-'. YQ' Q V: . 1 5 , ir I -. , A . . 'F' ' . fi Nw- A 'V , ' rf f 2 i . . f , 77, V 3- 4: , ff, Q is jk NS 5 ' 4. . 7 K ,xp 'Q I 1, fag, . -A, . Page 66 If I Rl V t Q l These tlapper qrrls drd a charleston number called Black l to r Nancy Thorp Lmda Whrtson and Ianet Gronqurst emoy the lresh Bottom l t ow l t Iudy Bouqhton Iulre Iordan axr as they practtce Gettmq To Know You and Love Bug Ioyce Clark cmd Mary Roeder 2nd row Brenda McClure Sue Barber Sandy Womack and Ianrce Whtttle Sophs Presen'r Assembly fn rv J 1 rs undecrded as to what to smq looks through vartous sheet mustc smqmg Too Young tor thexr hrst appearance m tront oi the student body 5 These sophomore qxrls dressed as old mands dxd an orrqmal song and dance routme to There Is Nothmq Lxke a Man Page 67 ,V I . 1 J: X 1 X 1 s r , . o r.: , A , A H I ' I A , ,ix . 4 ' ' 'S ,-f T, S, ' ' T: 5 1 ,, , V, V 4 - M Mr. 1. . I X , 1' Q I . . 0 . .VnlZ'5XlfL..A Dennis Stevens practices You Cheatedf' while Gail Parker, who l, to r.: Sandy Womack, Iulie- Iordcn. and Linn Ostberq practice S l . 3 S Q - T 5 1 f . ' 1 5 X ' F ' ,R J A - A4 K T 'X 3 H' . 'v.- , .4 1 l ,A , , . ,, , . ' r JY t ' f 4 ' T , gy ' y V, , Q X ,V I 3 T wif. thLeticS 9' ,vt H me S I ,vs ir xx -..,.. - ' I ' - , e Q Q, 5 LJ L ' wel? I L115 ' I - ' ff -ibf ' x s s S , S - duh I ,,, I 4 ss X A ' 'Eg J, 11: Ian!! i - L slay. Bl iff Capt. Larry Secor Iay Ward Les Iohnson Ken Zimmerman, Ir. 1958 BLACKHAWKS Jr 5 Ir: ,Q .Q cyl 1: 4 Y '55 XE' I f ' wi Ai' ' 'lr I I N I' A , f i4J5l55'.e54 795,45 N QA :ffl r ol'h' E 0 5574456464 7745? ' M 1'4 3 'fm' 5. 'Y 1958 Va sxty Footb ll 1 I ch Ke Z an G eg W Hubba d lay Wa d 3rd row Mg Iohn Kelley I Sch ndlbeck E ne Va go Don Rob nso B11 Kle Da e Sta k Ch ck Ia sse Ralph Con se Wal! Schroed m Ma m le m Do West 2 d ro Mg Ga ry G lesser Rod Bs Capt K n Zm Kon ad Randy Sto dt an I Tom She l Ochsenschlaqe Ed P ite qer Da e Randy Stoudt Bob Rosenberg Irm Marrrott Walt Schroeder lg, I lg -Q-.X 3--Q mf LW- X 1 . , v I ... -- S, - L -' ' I ' 5. x Z- , 7- I kin? V V .h , bt 1 Y an f H' . X , - ,Q - K - f. ' f V . I . Q, Q ' I 1 F m .. ' ' . -:ks f if Q 'V 9 - Q h 1 . s , ,- ,' V - X.: , i4 I . .1 J . . , .Y I, . , I In A 8 A E I ,. , x ..l ' I k J ,L 'I J - Q --1 2' ' 4 K, al Al I ' a . s row -- Coa n immerm , I aldo, ' r , r . f- 1. , im 1 , ri r , i n. i v C, u n n, ver , er, Ii rriolt, I1 Thum y. Ii n . n wf r. r 1' , ie, . e 1 - r , u . merm , r., rwin, xv r, o i , v Ilsrr - I' ,, - l or A ' 'sl X - ee,, f w ,f ,I A ' fe S ,, 'H as I H ' :. -F r K VV ' . - As. , kg . - 1 ,xf Q l iv iff, U, 'Q 5 Q 'MS Ed Pottelger Todd Gcrbbett Ian Lmdemon Rod B1se PCST 7 2 RECORD .. Q Q fux 6 s 'ff FN '5.f5U5P1Q Q 9-29525-is 4 Q11 Jw. Qggvnfsrw ea -5 5-Hs if ff QQ N 'n-XQXWV' UI,-SW' IIMV IAN? ll E49 9sf'9Ff33ff33 if K 4 P M Cchl-'iccx e kBk d bg y TddG tll W yK mf' I dl Bb bg hm Konrad D1Ck Buckley Dave Hlbbcxrd Frcmk Hemz 3 V16 ' js' Q4 v N A , 'a Coach Ken Zxmmerman, Captam Ken Zlmmerman, IL, and Lme Coach Dxck Zueae concentrate on the octron afxeld. I 1 Kon ad Todd Gabbett and Im Vtenkus cooperate m stopptng an L P ba 1 Carrxer. SPIRIT pqqe 72 WEST OPP. 26 DeKalb O 13 Glenbrook 12 20 LaSalle-Peru 26 26 East Rockford 19 32 West Rockford 20 33 Freeport 13 12 Elgin 13 34 East Aurora O 45 Ioliet 13 Captain Ken Zimmerman, Ir,, all-state, all-conference back. rs shown en route to hrs share ot the Big Eight scoring champlonship. -,v,- , Q, -T--. W 4 . I, , s L 1 x V V I lr ' -M l I gk , .Ji-. - , o e WCJRK BIG EIGHT CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS W L T Elgin ........... . . 7 O O LaSalle-Peru ...... . . 6 1 O WEST AURORA .... ,. 5 2 O East Rockford . . . . . 3 4 O East Aurora ..... . . 2 4 1 West Rockford .... . . 2 4 1 Freeport ........ . . 2 5 O Ioliet ..... . . . 0 7 O Capt. Zrmmerman conq t l t hrs successor, 1929 Captatn-ele-ct,l x lv nv' 'W I P 4 N an behind-the-scenes, Quarterback Les Iohnson, played a Versatrle End Larry Secor, co-winner ol the Brq Eiqht corinq h k yrole inthe prod tion ofthe Blackhawks' successful season pionship pulls rn a pass from lohason and scores qamst F p t 4 uf m?.,f-v A ' - QM! 2 DETERMINATION Pg 73 VICTORY .E EP ll I 5? BY Sophomore Team. 1958 row 1 l to r-- Mgr. Curtis Shepard. Pete Hanson, Tom Kellet, Manuel Garza, Bob Rea, Tom Neubert, lim Romey. lzm Dimon, Rich Douglas, Row 2-- Mgr. Ivan Iohnson, Terry Doane, Randy Rieck, Rick Gee, Dennis Siebert, Mike Galvin, Dave HAWKLETS The 1958 Hawklets' 5-3-1 overall record included a 5 and 2 record in Big Eight Conference play which placed them in a tie with LaSalle-Peru for second place in the sophomore division. The Hawklets started the season shakily, losing to DeKalb 15 to 7 in the final minutes of play, but this loss sparked them to marked improvement in each successive game. In their first home encounter they came from behind to tie Glenbrook 12 to 12. Opening conference play against LaSalle-Peru. the Hawklets lost 26 to 0 in a game much closer than the score indicates, for the Cavaliers scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter by capitaliz- ing on West High fumbles. West bounced back to defeat East Rockford 19 to 0, and a week later the Coaches Bill Rook left and Vern Lock made ther first season of coaching the Hawklets a successful one That the two me r n fo med an effective team was shown not only by their teams second place finish but also by its very notably progressive development. Page 74 ' III Fauth, Iohn Harris, Tom Young, George Everitt. Row 3 - Bob Sepple- trick. Bob Brown, Iohn David, Tim Friday, Charles Manning. Gary Munn, Dave Lovekin, Mike Fisher, Doug Peterson, Coach Vern Lock, Coach Bill Hook. Absent: Al Diem. TIE for 2nd sophomores returned to Rockford to crush West Rockford 26 to 0. After these displays of their offen- sive prowess, the Hawklets scored once in the first quarter against Freeport and then proved themselves defensively by hanging on to win 7-6 after the Pretzels retaliated with a second quarter touchdown. A spotty first half cost West High the Elgin game, for in the second half they battled the conference champions on even terms but could not overtake E1gin's 20 to 0 first-half lead. Against their cross- town rivals, the Hawklets scored in the final thirty seconds to defeat the highly-rated Kittens 14 to 7. The sophomores closed their creditable season with a 13 to 6 victory over Ioliet. SOPHOMORE SCHEDULE WEST 7 12 O 19 26 7 0 14 13 -as Q DeKalb Glenbrook LaSalle-Peru East Rockford West Rockford Freeport Elgin East Aurora Ioliet Having eluded an East Aurora defender, ball carrier Young sweeps left end lor a substintial gain. In the background are Iohn David '41J and Bob Rea 1391. Blockers Bob Rea 391. Tom Kellet '22f, and an unidentified Hawklet ruri interference against LaSalle-Peru for back Tom Young '37', FINAL SOPHOMORE STANDINGS W L T Elgin ............, . 7 U 0 WEST AURORA . . . 5 2 0 LaSalle-Peru . . . . 5 2 O East Aurora .. . 4 3 O East Rockford .. . 3 4 O Freeport ...... . 3 4 0 loliet .......... . l 6 0 West Rockford . . . . 0 7 0 Couch Rook qdmonishes one Charge Through the hole opened by his blockers, Young gains tive yards before being stopped by this to tire-up as other Hawklets watch C0VGlieY'S bflfkhflnd trickle' the play afield, Page 75 X .l l . Q , 11 S. E dl Capt. Bill Small Larry Secor fi O Tom Young lim Cronin T 1V' lohn Schwenk lim Konrad Q '9' Y? Hal Beebee Bill Habermeyer West High 2nd In State This year the West Aurora Blackhawks improved upon their last year's fourth place finish in the state basketball tournament by taking second place. Coach Dorsey's cagers also tied with East Rockford, West Rockford, and Elgin for the Big Eight Confer- ence championship by posting a 7-3 record in con- ference play. Their season record of 22 wins and 7 losses is the second best yet posted by a Black- hawk basketball squad. This season resembled last in that the team had several ups and downs before reaching its peak during the state tournament. The Hawks, highly rated in early season press polls, won their first six games and then lost to Elgin. In the DeKalb Holiday tournament they dumped Oregon and were edged 69-67 by sharp-shooting Shabbona, a highly- rated team. After beating Freeport easily, the team reached their nadir, losing to Lockport and Ioliet successively, but they then improved steadily. In remaining conference play they lost only to West Rocldord as they broke Elgin's long-term jinx and avenged their previous loss to Ioliet by slaughtering the Steelmen 107-51 in a record-breaking game in which Bill Small scored 53 points to personally outscore the opposition. The Blackhawks won their fourth consecutive IHSA Regional tournament as they outclassed West Chicago 74-52, foiled a St. Charles freeze 28-18, and outran East Aurora 86-69. Although it entered the Sectional as an underdog, West High successfully defended its title by surprising highly-esteemed Proviso and Hinsdale 62-35 and 56-39 respectively. In the Super-sectional they bewildered powerful Thornton 71-58. At Champaign, West ended pre- viously unbeaten Rantoul's 32 game win streak by defeating them 71-62. The highlight of the State tournament was the semi-final game in which West High just out-basketballed Galesburg's hard-run- ning, first-ranked Silver Streaks 74-61. West lost 52-60 in the finals to Springfield's State Champions. Page 76 Ed Potteiger Noel Smith ' iS in UIC f CI -COX1 efen 6 GH 6 KIVGS 1Vl UCI SCO! in 11 11 f c d ll t I t , seemingly engulis the ball h in or an eas a u , one o in C am ions . Il a -s a e sensa ton e man as e s e is wo ear career a Erqht one-. two-, and th -y r record scoring totals. IS massive scored while wmnmq the West High he set new Biq -an-:Q lim Puklin St. Charles Sycamore Batavia Proviso 7 East Aurora DeKalb Elgin Oregon Shabbona Freeport Lockport Opp. 50 50 58 49 50 55 83 47 69 53 51 Tom Friday Ken Zimmerman George Fearn REGIONAL 1958-1959 Varsity Record West Opp. 74 West Chicago 52 St. Charles 18 West Opp. East Aurora 69 51 loliet 62 SECTIONAL 64 Crystal Lake 44 Proviso 35 61 LaSalle-Peru 51 Hinsdale 39 B1 Bloomii 64 STATE 67 East Aurora 48 Thornton 58 61 Elgin 58 Rantoul 62 67 West Rockford 73 Galesburg 61 107 Ioliet 51 Springfield BO 61 East Rockford 49 :kovertime 'M' I .U NE ' C 1,1 K . N N O -. ' Wvvi Xasmf Cb 1,46- . Q , x W 4 Lfxwfw 2 U Q , x R I 4 . v:ix',M . 4 Q 9.91 I' Qu M xref? - R . il: N 0 Q QQ 3 hi g avg 'W Q1 ua t 4, Hitxqfl 1 : -v. 5'3 135 W Wu get 1958-1959 Sophomore Basketball Team: Front row Il. to r.J-Dennis Mgr. Iohn Harris, Bob Rea, Rod Handeland, Chuck Manning, Dave Malmgren, Tom Kazar, Ken Brown, George Everitt, Harold Osby, Fauth, Capt. Tom Trotter. Dennis Siebert, Gary Munn, Terry Doane, Chuck Pace, Al Diem, Doug Peterson, Rich Douglas. Second row- Gary Pittman, Coach Norm Patberg. Soph Win 10 Straight Coach Norm Patberg's 1958-1959 sophomore basketball squad won 12 games and lost 7. Fortunately, their basketball playing was not so mediocre as their record: they were one of the most talented WA soph teams in recent years. Thus, Mr. Dorsey can look forward to a strong crop of underclassmen for next year's varsity. The Hawklets started their season by winning ten consecutive games by margins ranging from eight to twenty-one points. Their win streak was ended by another undefeated team, Crystal Lake, who defeated them 49-47. The sophs dropped Xu another two-pointer to LaSalle-Peru, 48-46, and then lost 54-49 to an extremely tall Bloom team. Then East Aurora and Elgin avenged previous losses to the Hawklets, but West came back to gain consecutive wins over West Rockford and loliet. The 'Q- sophs were slaughtered by East Rockford in the final confer- ence game, and they lost to Hinsdale, the eventual champions, in the first round of the Wheaton sophomore invitation tourna- ment. Sophomore Captain Tom Trotter and Coach Patberg pause after a prac- tice session to discuss game strategy. Page 79 S I '- J 5 9 gf, K i 5 f 69 if id I-X 1958-1959 Varsity Wrestling Team: Front row 'Henry De Bolt, Ierry Richie Michels. Back row-Todd Gabbett, Iim McDowell, Ioe Brunner. Lash, Co-Capt. Chuck Janssen, Bob Miller, Co-Capt. Garry Griesser, hm Felts, Bill Gilford, Iim Pigatti. Absent: Ed Shafer and Frank Heinz. Hawk Wrestlers Win District In posting an outstanding record of 10 wins and 5 losses in dual meets the varsity wrestlers established themselves as a strong team. In tournament compe- tition the Hawks placed fourth in the always rugged Palatine meet, finishing behind DeKalb, Arlington Heights, and Palatine in that order: they fnished third behind Elgin and Ioliet in the first annual Big Eight meet, which they hosted: they climaxed their season by winning their IHSA district tournament. This was the best season yet enjoyed by a Black- hawk wrestling team. lim Pigatti, Bill Gifford, and Todd Gabbett won individual titles in conference competition: in the district a week later co-captain Chuck lanssen joined repeat winners Gifford and Gabbett as a tiilist. 1958-1959 Varsity Record West Opp. 29 Wheaton Academy 19 28 Downers Grove 15 36 Batavia 16 6 Oswego 40 34 Crystal Lake 12 36 West Chicago 8 23 loliet 24 ll Elgin 31 40 Dundee 8 42 East Aurora 8 14 Oswego 26 12 DeKalb 30 35 Wheaton 1 l 32 Naperville 13 36 St. Charles 8 Page 81 Winning individual season records were posted by: Frank Heinzt8-ll, Ierry Lasht8-6-ll, Henry De Bolt 110-41, Ed Shafertll-91, Iirn Pigattit13-Bl. lim Fe1tsfl3- 101, Richie Michelstl4-71, Garry Griessertl4-8-ll, Chuck Ianssent14-8-ll, and Bill Gifford C17-4-ll. Coach Wallbaum can look forward to a good year next year for he will have eight returning letter winners for his squad, which will be complimented by members of this year's sophomore team. Below, Coach Wallbaum and co-captains Garry Griesser, left, cmd Chuck Ianssen pause to pose for the EOS photographer. P . Q Nil 'Q . X is Q fav' x. V . X ,fd 1 r -4 k :lv-F 1, 1958-1959 Sophomore Wrestling Team: Front row il to ry-Manfred Seppelfrick, Bob Brown, Mike Fisher, Dave Lovekin, Mike Galvin, Staiger, Mike Weaver, George Tadd, Pete Hanson, Iim Magill, lim Randy Place, Bob Iohannessen, Manuel Garza, Mgr, Curtis Shepard. Dimon, Dan Warner, Art Lage. Back row Mgr, Larry Kazense, Bob Absent: Ed Shafer and Wayne Carpenter. Sophs Post 9-3-1 Record West High's newly-established sophomore wres- tling team compiled, in its first season, a very im- pressive record of nine wins, three losses, and one tie. A key figure in the team's fine performance was Mr. Zuege, new head sophomore coach and assistant varsity coach. Under his direction the team grasped fundamentals quickly and wrestled consistently well throughout the season. Outstanding among the team's matches were wins over always-rugged Oswego and DeKalb. Below, Coach Zueqe gives his top performers, Mike Fisher and Dave Lovekin -top and bottom respectively, tips on improving their moves from the referees position. Qs. - - W1 Undefeated Mike Fisher's record of twelve wins and no losses was the best individual record. Other wrestlers posting winning records included: Art Lage, Wayne Carpenter, Dan Warner, lim Dimon, Dave Lovekin, Mike Galvin, Bob lohannessen, Manfred Staiger. The Hawklets, who gained invaluable experience this season, should markedly strengthen next year's varsity squad. 1958-1959 Sophomore Wrestling West Opp. 9 Downers Grove 2 9 Batavia 4 6 Oswego 4 5 Crystal Lake 5 7 West Chicago U 5 Ioliet 6 3 Elgin 7 9 Dundee 2 6 Oswego 5 5 DeKalb 4 6 Wheaton 3 2 Naperville 6 9 St. Charles 2 'Match scores given in terms of number school. of bouts won by each Page B3 Q x I fsfx z il Q fr , -r muh X, 5 'FW' v an , mm ,. U.. - PM -'r 'N -. it Us Q . 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I ,, x','1':f?'-4 , ' V vqar Ms -' i 1 'W pi, . Y i',-if '74 4 'X y: fly. 7' H- W K -my af as I 1',,x,.,, y .ty Egg.. - f'F'f 3 1 ', sw ' 7... A sl.. . ' g , Mf,,1 fri ' ft A- WN 5- Q Q ' ' Straininq lor distance, Co-Capt. Larry Secor kicks while high Outstanding high jumper lim White rolls easily over the bar as he prac- in the air as he broad jumps. tices his six-loot-plus iorm. Q ' W ' ,f.ff 'Q't r I Maui? V, . Aki : :wma Liawia- l if . ni Versatile Secor tl, and lim Konrad were oiten 1 2 in the hurd es Randy Stoudt, here putting the shot Parry O'Brien-style, has been hittinq the iilty loot mark consistently. Page 87 ctiuities Ng if ., Q, g Q E K Qt J we 'QA ,- , . f' w - -W WU? -u-1 The Student Council committee which studied various club pro- Above are U few of the committee that helped to create the world' grams is shown here with Mr. Ridinqer, Student Council advisor. for the Student Council homecoming dance, Left to right are: Ann Boyer Left to right are: Mark Trumbo, Ion Gifford, Mr, Ridinqer, Lynne Fisher, Barbara Smith, Carolyn Hinz, and Iean Even. Graham Evans, and Scott Whitlock. Direct Self-Government WWWQWY 'M us Da o Long Remem e '56 M To the right is the lunror Class float en- tered in this year's homecoming, Seated on the float are Bar- bara Flnstrom and Sherry Mann. Below is the Commercial Club entry with Ioyce Phillips and Carol Thomas holding the Wishbone, Above, seated from left to right on this year's entry from the Girls Club, are Ioan Koffcrrnus, Beverly Nelson, l0Rene Crosby, lane Bromeland, and driver Lynn Doane. Royalty reigns over homecoming. Queen. lane Marsh, rides atop the specially designed Queen's car. Page 93 Direction and Practice I A . ! 1 5 up Lett to right are Bobbie Mead Martha Milbacher and Christa Wilmarth discussing the Theatre Magazine Ruth bought for thrrty live cents Don Robinson Mike Franch and Iudy Shepard watch as Adrienne Kole criticizes Martha Milbacher s posture Iudy Shepard watches as lim Puklin and Rod Bise carry Marthas trunk down stairs Page 94 On November 14, 1958, the senior class pre- sented Years Ago, one of the most enjoyable three-act comedies ever presented at West High. Miss Petina Allen and student director, lane Ravlin, worked very hard to make the play the huge success it was The story involves the happenings of the Clinton Jones family Mr and Mrs Clinton lones tM1ke Franch and Iudy Shepardl and their daughter lMartha Milbacherl discussed with the help of others tChr1sta Wilmarth Bobbie Mead lim Puklin Rod Bxse Don Robin son and Adrienne Kolel the possibility f Ruth s theatrical career After much confusion Mr and Mrs Iones and all of Ruths friends send her oft to the theater in San Francisco California Spending a quiet evening at home Mike Franch reads the Theatre Magazine as his daughter Martha Milbacher gets her skirt sewn by her mother Iudy Shepard x K- . . . K . 1 I I I - ,,. -1' . . . . , O , . . L - I , . 1 n - 2 1. C 1 5 , 1 - l V x I 1 I I L . . tg- f 155, v . A . X tf?3'2 'f3ig'l N I ' V X ' i C . ' - I - 1 . . Sam Craig ......... Equals Double Success OUR TOWN, a three-act modern drama by Thorn- ton Wilder, was presented by the junior class on May 1, 1959. It was one of the most delightful and enjoyable plays ever presented by the junior class at West High. The play takes place from l9Ol to 1913 in Grover's Corner, New Hampshire, a typical little American village. Using an unusual type of staging and a style, OUR TOWN tells the story of the life small town and of the men, women, and unique of this children who live there. With quiet humor and affectionate understand- ing the stage manager, Scott Whitlock, observes the lives of the Gibbs, Graham Evans and Bev Welles, and relates the story of the love affair be- tween George Gibbs, George Arbeiter, and Emily Webb, Kristi Oddsen. ln the concluding scenes of OUR TOWN, the drama is brought to a poignant and impressive conclusion. Other members of the Rebecca ............... Mr. Webb .......... Mrs. Webb ..... Wally .....,...... loe Crowell, Ir. .... . Howie Newsome . . . Professor Willard. . . Simon Stimson ..... Mrs. Soames ....... Constable Warren. . loe Stoddard ....... Si Crowell ......... cast are as follows: ,Marcia Lembcke . . . .Mike Ahasic .Ginne Langdon . . . . .loe Brunner .Marty Ormond . . . .Ronnie Richardson .........loel Kaufman . . . . . . .Dave Seyller . . , ..... Gloria Meyer .....,.....GaryGates . ...Bill Habermeyer .........Mark Trumbo . . . . . . . .lack Kobelenz Miss Petina Allen, director for the play, was as- sisted by Mardi Willett and Kay Esser who served as co-assistant directors. Larry Little, Iill Berve, Diane Tribble, Barbara Fin- strom, Barbara Anfinson, and Iudy Heifner, played the part as townspeople. Assistant stage managers are lim Schindelbeck, and Carliss Long. 5- ' K t t The olllcers ol thrs yec1r's Girls Club ore, let! to rrqht: Bczrbcru Smrth, Treasurer: Susan Bnever, Pornt Chcrrmcrnr Pot Aclelberq, Prestdent: loon Koiiornns, Point Chairman: Gretchen Ostberq, Secretory: Gretchen Fletcher, Vrce-Presrde-nt and Mrss Mcrmn Wmterrnqhcrm, Advrsor. Countless Tasks To Be Done Are Well Done By Girls Club lanet Mess. one of the many Girls Club members who helped at the Empty Stocking Fund, show a few of the children the Christmas tree, Y Assisting the officers throughout the year were the board members. They are from left to right: Sue l-lankes, Elizabeth Mead. Beverly Nelson, Lynn Doane. lane Bromeland, and IoRene Crosby. Music Fill The 7 . -1 . .gtk W . ' N f 'N-N... ,N ' I ' 'Y' . i l f M , qNWwxbssENNkqM Members of the band are: Row l: Adrienne Kole, Rosemary Sherman, Carol Coleman, Geri Kuhl, Diane Heeq, Arlen Beatty, David Allison Ioel Kaufmann, Rod Hands-land, and Scott Ryburn. Row 2: Mary Iohn- Roger Anfinson, and David Hausmann. Row 4: Gary Saunders, Iune son, Ianet Iohnson, Dave McCay, Raphie Podolsky, Martin Honaker, Clark, Pauline Smith, Priscilla Ekstrom, Mr, Felts, director: Irene Mc- Paul Leek, Helen Moore, and Dennis Siebert, Row 3: Linda Whitson, Donald, Gretchen Ostberq, Carol Cauldwell, Bob Bleck, and Ed Marzuki Page 98 iw Nl'-vm.. AK X .. W 5 :f : W WEBB? .fi wiv V er :A 'W W 0- B' Q e 9- . Z Q -nk ,Q A 1 L. k H Qi: rf: - 3 by kd, I Q YJ 'X , - , kA . J .X m -V 5 ,I V , at 9 Band Sfrlkes Up For Appearances -41 Flag Twxrler Sharon Boyer Flag Twxrler ackh a C iCaolCI Flag Twxrler Carol Cauldwell h I um M1 Gi! d d ected the b ' p frmacs. Dxane Heeg age Flag Twirler Rosemary Sherman At Games Parades And Concerts Appearrng at the Northeastern D1v1 slon Nleetmg of the lll1no1s Educatron ASSOC1GllOH held at East Hrgh 1n October entertammg spectators at all home football games travehng to Northwestern Un1vers1ty to partrcrpate 1n the lll1no1s Natronal Band Day dur mg the half t1me of the Wrldcat Wash mgton State football game marchrng rn varrous parades presentlng Band Varretres of 59 rn February plus a trrp to Benton Harbor M1Ch1QGD rn Aprrl were some of the hrghlrghts of another successful year for members of West Semor Hrqh s Band In add1t1on to thrs several of the bands members were entered rn musrc contests Award letters were presented by Drrector Warren Felts at the annual Band Banquet held Aprll 23 1n the cafeterra The band also provrdes the musrc for the Bacca laureate servrce and Commencement program for the Iune graduates Members of the dance band are prctured whrle they played at the annual Bow Dance They are lst row l to r Dave McCay Maurrce Marsh and Done Brehl 2nd ow Rosemary Sherman Bruce Scale Oihcers of the band are l to r Dan Drercks pres Mary Iohnson sec Bob Bleck vrc pres and Mardr Wrllett recordrnq sec Not prctured rs lane! Iohnson treas Arlan Beatty Roger Anfmsen Bnan Pennmgton Paul Burckhard Davxd Allrson Worth H111 and Mr Felts drrector 3rd row Walt Irv Ochsenschlcrger Mrke Woolcott Pete Wrlson and Ed Marzukr Page lOl I I . I . Ii x -s7 . - I . I . 1 f , , . Dooley, Raphie Podolsky, Dennis Silebert, llod Handeland, Wally Bothe, lim Fells. Bob Edrnundson, and Dennis Holmgren. 4th row: ' Z - 5 ' V 4 l Q . . I 'I' Nix fx VE- v iii? 3.53-54 5 11 W iw m 4 Yi My 2 .F 'Q E551 G 5455 fi' 'fe fi 51 5, 5' Qf 9' at 1 2' Q 'fix gf-3' '59 :mfg 1 ' V9 ' mf Y W '15 :N Mb Qxwx if 5 X M x MA f 'V M' if 5 E ,xg 5' ,af Q F Preparing for the annual spring festival of song are A Cappella officers, l. to r.: Tom Friday, president: Martha Milbacher, treasurer: lim Felts, vice-president: and Ianet Wullbrandt, secretary, 6 lf il Qi 'S V 1- rf, ei 1 Q f 9 ' 'U 5' Off' 'Q 'QOOOO -Q 00400 Q 0 40 O Q O O 9 to 0 4. .sf - ' 'nf 3,215 4 ' ' Q lljf-l,,'nill! 1 5 R f Enjoying the pleasant music at the Blue Onion, played by violinist Iohn Williams, are, l. to r.: Ken Zimmerman, Diane Bartlett, Ioe Brunner, and Ianie Whetzel. 0 Q 'Sf' w fe Q 0 el 'C' 4' 0 Q O Q 40 Lo' O 0 1 Y ' . ix 1 X ingfime In New Yor Member's of the writer's committee for this year's choir show are shown with Director Halfvarson checking a few last minute details on original music written for the show. Left to right, are: Ann Boyer, Tom Friday. Iudy Shepard, Sandy Curtis, Martha Milbacher tchairmanl, and Mr. Halfvarson. One of the featured ensembles in the choir show was the senior trio consisting of Ianet Wullbrandt, Pat Latham, and Sandi Putnam. These talented girls also received a first place rating in the state music contest. 0 , .1'R. 0 O 4- L s GS , Q . X , O - . , 4, ., 1 1 ' t ' Q f'v A fi . :VV , r' 'I ' 5, sf 3 Q is 4 . 'f' 0 5 4 ',,v 1, an o ' , t YOU K Q, .51 ,.l'. , Q 4' Q I U s.' 'xl I N 1 4.1 Barb Baratz. Helen Martin, and Bobbie Mead are convincing their audience to Be a Clown. Page 105 F 3 Vgviv Vi? V 7Y,Y,l isifvi egsgs 95299 I Q Q H ! . , . , S ,,, gf 'U .N ax 11 li '- 'I 91 I X 1 . U 6 3851 Q' S S V 'rv K y I f R 's Y 9. Q ,Si 39959893 2,9 .. LQ 'fm sa is M 'N M 0 -I n I 1 , v Clubs Girls' Ancl Boys' Glee .M 1:7 A -,m 'I. ff Y j' Y' PM . M A4 I -:.L- . A so iff' f gg - ffga fo' '57 f v A. git' I A . 1 ff ' I , L .s - - 7 if g 3 Q y - X, f ,' 1 Y l 5 , ,. - Q ea. ,cw In Uv of the Girls' Glee Club are l. to r., row 1: I. Bentson, D. Miller, S. Neill, D. Leifheit, D. Lents, Hodges, K. Miller, G. Meyer, S. Daniels. Row 2: I. Stuart, L. Lewis, B. Anderson, I. Borders, K. Barton, S, Rogers, B. Banker, M. Switzer, S, St.Iules, H. Anderson, S. Lowther, L. Abramson. Morey, P. Adelberg, C. Hinz, I. Ridinqer, I. Bromeland, I. Doran, I. Croxin, K. Weischel, C. Bishop, E. Appel, C. Parmenter, P. Warren, I. Campbell. Row 4: I. Gronauist, L. Whitson, S. Boyer, D. Bartlett, P. Bohaty, M. Patterson, C. Druschel, I. Berve, D. Tribble, I. Anderson, P. Dutton, I. Mess, B, Anfinson, S. Tuma, ' Z-SV . A .C G .S I I nu. .flfl Members of the Girls' Glee Club are l. to r., row l: B. Martin, S. Mann, N. Kuni, C. Pahl, V. Langdon. B. Walter, D. Sherwin, R. Hulett, D. Heeg, S. Ioratti. Row 2: P. Maple, P. Schindlebeck, H. Hiqby K. Flanders, P. Renne, I. Kraus, C. Morrison, V. Helfers, S. Race, C. Hawbecker, I. Philips, F. Sanders. Row 3: B. Harkins, C. Thomas, B. Kollman, Pat Tennant, I. Sebers, G. Williams, C. Ritzman, K. Lowry, I. Heifner, I. Smith, I. Boughton, I. Goldman, I. Crosby, A. Mead. Row 4: M. Glenn, C. Iohnson, I. DeRoche. S. Groesch. C. Olsen, S, Munn, I. Marsh, L. Shepard, D. Iohnson, K. Parker, H. Schwabe, S. Meyer, K. Stankus, D. Erhart, B. Thompson. ol the Boys' Glee Club are 1. to r., row 1: T. Podschweit, G. Tadd, I. Pollock, I. Hopper. D. Briggs, C. Shepard, N. Ackley. Row 2: P. Tremain, T. Strobert, I, Ramey, M. Ahasic, A. G. Bantz, N. Hackathorn, M. Seidelman. Row 3: R. Albright, T. Svendsen, G. Fearn, I. May, W. Schomer, D. Grivetti, I. Marriott, F. Heinz, L. Parker, Page 107 Orchestra Members Display Musical Skill L Z 3 . ' w w.7.A 5 y 1 Meeting during 5B, the thirty-five members of orchestra were kept busy learning and perfect- ing music to present at the annual concert on March 19. Under the baton of Mr. Warren Felts the orchestra displayed rich tone quality and the necessary volume needed for an excellent orchestra. A desire to play well, to learn concert music, and to improve talents are requirements for becoming a member of West High's orchestra. r is -ci Orchestra otiicers are, seated at the piano, Mary Trotter. pres. Standing. 1. to r.: Carol Puklin, treas.: Dave Dietzman. vice-pres.: and Mary Iohn- SOH. SEC. Members oi the orchestra are, lst row, l. to 1.: Iohn Williams. Carol Anderson, Carol Puklin, Mary Iohnson, and Adrienne Kole. 2nd row: George Everitt, Nancy Thorp, Mary lean Switzer, Margaret McCleery, Mardi Willett, Ianet Gronquist, Scott Ryburn. Rosemary Sherman. Rod Handeland. Iune Clark. Carol Coleman, Geri Kuhl, Sheryl Edwards, and Becky Parnham. 3rd row: Irene McDonald. Ed Marzuki, Iohn i . 1 l Harris. lim Felts, David I-Iausmann, Bob Lamoreaux, Dave Dietzman. Mary Trotter, Tony Policandriotes. Dan Diercks, Dave Lisberg, Bob Edmondson. Sandy McKay, and Bernie Grossman. In the background is Mr. Felts, conductor. Not pictured are Irv Ochsenschlaqer and Pete Wilson. xx fue ' s ,1r'sfY'ss,.rs4,.fit! K Q 5-4 . E Y Q2 , Q V 4 X . MK Do For Others Is Motto Of Jr. Red Cross .ii ii -, ls fi One oi the many projects pursued this year by Ir. Red Cross members Betty Oakes, president: Sheri Neubauer, secretary: and Louis Suttie, was the preparation oi large numbers ot tray iavors to be used at vice-president. Hines Veterans Hospital in Chicago, l. to r.: Louis Huszar, treasurer, 1 .frm Members oi the Iunior Red Cross display the Iunior Red Cross Iournal. son, Diane Gayle, Diane Tribble, Ccrrol Parmenter, Penny Carl, and They are. front row, l. to r.: Betty Oakes, Ianet lohnson, Diane Shere Lois Suttie. Not present when picture was taken were Sandra Fleener, win, Ruth Gillette, and Sue Slater. Back row: lane Hill, Carol Morri- Leota Muelder, and Carolyn Weith. Page 110 The Pen ls The Tongue Of The Mind in . .4 1 1'8- 1 Editor, Anne Matthews, shows news editor, Io Bene Crosby, and feature editor, Martha Milbacher, the Red G Blue's certificate ol membership to the Illinois State High School Press Association. Lynne Doane, seated, administration columnist: Sharron Womack, music editor: and Christa Wilmarth, class editor, watch art editor. Shari Rowan, seated. as she works. Not pictured is Ianet Wullbrandt. columnist. editor: standing. Barb Baratz, Shown assembling pictu girls' sports editor, and ,S If , ss' ,M 'v ix .1 res for the Red 6 Blue are seated lean Iordan Lynne Fisher, picture editor Standing is Richard McDa ' vrtt, sports editor Here are the reporters who were responsible for gathering the news. Front row, l. to r.: Pam Rissman, Kristi Oddsen. Sue Wayland. Bobbie Mead, ass't feature editor, and Ioel Kaufman. Back row, Carol Hawbecker, Barbara Balsley, Mary Iohnson, Io ce Hester. and Diane Bartl tt J P , 1 i 1 3 -..-M y e . Not pictured is Iean Even, ass't girls' sport editor. A 7 ECS Record Year's Memories Y? 'sql 4--X Sue Brever Admrnrstrutron Edrtor Gretchen Fletcher Edrtor Marry Trotter Clcxss Edrtor Brll Griiord Sports Edltor Iudy Mortrn Actrvrtres Edrtor www , .-Q., Y Y L Iocrn Koiicxrnus Art Edrtor Melrndcr Ulness Copy Edrtor Bob Sorenson Photographer Page 112 - W, N X 'Y , ff XX ,. -Ni ' f w Lt 5 t Z I Un 1 b ' RIF 1 V V . A Q fl ' ' f pf. Q. K LJ 1:1 Y ' trn,. . ss ,AQ-' ' H of,-4 . r X f , .1 V Q C VA xi XXX., 1 . .1 - ' 1 we - t we Tactful Salesmanship Brought In Money With order blanks in hand, ambitious senior girls sought prospective patrons for the 1959 , 3, EOS. In order to secure a position on the staff the girls had to sell a minimum of sixty dollars in advertising. Soliciting patrons was not the only task the staff members had, for it was their responsi- bility to handle your orders for the 1959 EOS. Although these girls worked diligently for many weeks, their efforts have been proven successful. f Q Pictured, l. to r.. are: Luanne Steinke, assistant business manager, Mr. Peterson, advisor: and Barbara Hennig, business manager. T 'UD' Members of the Business Staff are left row front to back Ianet Cole laneen Daugherty Ianet lohnson treasurer Ioyce Philips lane Brome Pat Seitert advertising manager Gretchen Ostberg Carol Olsen land distribution manager and Shen Neubauer recorder Georgia Cathy Stuart Ioyce Smxth Karen Weiss secretary and Ianice Hazel Eberly circulation manager was not present when the picture was Right row front to back Pat Tennant Carol Thomas Dxanne Lents taken Page 113 tw, if .Q 'f. ' U 1 I W fl ' 0 A K K . ' ,Q , I 4 S I G. A. A. Encourages Responsrble lor the orqanrzatron oi thrs year s program are l to r Barb Smrth sec Iean Even porn! sec Mary Trottcr pres Bobble Mead treas and Marcra Lembcke vrce pres GAA members opened the year wrth a tea to mrtrate members mto the Grrls Athletrc Assocratron In addrtron to a vanety of sports G A A also offers an opportunrty for grrls to part1c1pcrte rn drstrxct play days and to sponsor an after the game dance Another facet of the program IS that members of Q the organrzatron who drsplay outstandmg talent rn apparatus work are QIVSD specral lnstructron by sponsors Mrss Trsher and Mrs Maze In order to recelve an award at the annual sprmg banquet grrls must earn the state requrrement of seventy hve pomts from a well balanced program G A A sponsors Mxss Trsher and Mrs Maze glance Assrstrng the oifrcers are l to r Ianet Cleary a at the record of pornts whrch grrls have earned sports charrman Brenda Carlson early wrnter sports throughout the year charrman Helen Hrgby sprrng sports charrman and Sally St Iules late wrnter sports charrman Page 114 t A :I '1' l Q 'Y Y-wr .X y 4 L I -' 3 t it -0- ' JW I , , . , Q ' P . A ' ' E V , . ,: ,lll Sporlsman hip And Fun Up and over' Gtrls enthuslastlcally partlcxpate ln an excmng game of volleyball Step step step and sllde' Caryl Grlsch and 'tg-- -49 WWW 'WNW M535 4 Sue Barber and Carol Puklxn shake hands wlth Ann Boyer and Barb Fross before challengmg them to a match of tenms Lu-ln. fo- Penny Smxth lelt and Elleen Ekstrom rxght leap mto the arr as Anne Stack referee tosses the ball Anxlously awaltlng the up are Shen Neu bauer and Barb Henmq Pam Rogers enjoy thenr weekly Thursday after noon of bowlmg N1 Demonstratrng her outstandmg abrlnty on the trampolxne IS Sue Wayland Lookmg on are l to r Mrs Maze advtsor Sue Bxever Glorra Meyer and Ioan Kollarnus 2: nn.. Batter up' Manlynne Taylor Dxane Llsberq Brenda McClure Iudy Boughton Pa Stuart and Carole Novxck enyoy a thnllmq game oi baseball Page 115 t t. , X , y , I ' t A e fl we , 'V at -55: . ,-4 Zfgflar gfsli Q k , ' y k I ' 4 Y , l X ' ' T kim f -' N ' M A , gf ' ' ..- ' - , Yr f D4-A ' L5 2 1 V 41. Nothing Greaf Was Ever Varsxty cheerleaders who sparked athlehc teams w1th spun! and pep throughout the year are Sandx Lxnn Ostberq captam Brenda McClure Iudy Bouqhton Sophomore Cheerleaders Kathy Doran Pam Kohn Page 116 Putnam, Sue Wayland, Betty Ann O'Brien, captain: Iudy Sebers, and lean Even. I Achieved Wlfhout Enthusiasm Members of the srqn commnttee are l to r seated Mary Trotter loyce Phnlxps Sue Bxever and Barb Smtth Standxnq are Bobbre Mead and Gretchen Fletcher Pep Club tunctroned under the leadershtp of Mrs Maze advnsor and lean Iordan RE NET LION Members of the art commxttee are 1 to r Ioan Koiiarnus lane! Wullbranclt Marlene Wetqel Martha Mllbacher and Shan Rowan chr WWI 'nam ft- ! Q 'M br 34 f nah! f one ,fa THINGS LL BE POPP Members of the dtsplay commxttee are lst row l to r Pam Rogers Caryl Grmsch Pat Latham and Lynne Doane 2nd row standmq Gretchen Ostberq chr seated Melmda Ulness Carol Pahl Mary Iohnson and Cathy Stuart 3rd raw Iane Brome land Betty Walters Io Rene Crosby and Carol Olsen rv! 'fini I' NUR! 'V-F 'if xv' X,- Members at the specralrtxes commtttee are o ludy Gee Sandy Curtns chr Bev Nelson Sue Hankes Carol Thomas Sue Slater and Betty Oakes Members of the wnters commtttee are l to r Iucly Shepard chr Chnsta Wxlmarth Sharron Womack Helen Martm and Barb Baratz Seated on the iloor are Anne Matthews and Lynne Pusher Future teachers are, lst row, l. to r.: Mr. Evers, sponsor: Betty Walter, Iohene Crosby, Nancy Glover, Sandy Curtis, Barb Baratz, Charlotte Bauer, and Miss Rislow, Co-sponsor. 2nd row: Sharon Aldis, Hilary Hartman, Karol Stankus, Penny Smith, Iudy Brown, Barb Allison, Bev Nelson, and Bunny Balsley. 3rd row: Pat Maple, Mary johnson, Sharon Feltes, Ianet Mess, Iucly Hanson, Pat Gramley, Diane Bartlett, and Bev Welles. Not present when the picture was taken were Sue Hankes and Ianxce Jarvis, F. T. A .Prepares Teachers For Tomorrow Future Teachers of America planned another year's program to acquaint meme bers with the qualifications necessary to enter the teaching profession. Under the guidance of their sponsors, Mr. Evers and Miss Rislow, club members enjoyed an outstanding year highlighted by a visit to the Freeman School Kinder- garten which enabled several seniors to observe teaching this age group: and special messages from guest speakers, Mr. Ken Grueter and Mr. LaVerne Gilkey. As an affiliate of both national and state chapters, F.T.A. was represented at the district convention at Hinsdale, Ill. and at area workshops. The brilliant future be- fore these students is symbolized by the Club pin-a blazing torch superimposed upon a shield. One of the projects for the members of this club was to decorate the bulletin board for National Education Week. Standing in front oi their work are the officers of the club, l. to r.: Irene McDonald, sec.: Ann Mead, vice-pres.: Gretchen Fletcher, pres.: and Lynne Fisher. treas. Page llB Members of the club are, lst row, l. to r.: Sherill loratli, Nancy Swan, Sally, St. Iules, Betty Lohman, Connie Stover, Anne Stack, and Mrs. Carlson, sponsor. 2nd row: Rae Frank, Barb Farnsworth. Nancy Eissner. Helen Hiqby. lane Bromeland, and Karen Mellott, 3rd row: Carol Anderson, Carol Cauldwell, Iackie Iucius, Kay Esser, Ianet Wullbrandt, and Sheryl Edwards. Absent when the picture was taken were Bobbie Block and Barb Kollman. Tomorrow's ealth Guardians 1 i Allied Medical Careers Club includes all l M . students interested in nursing or other re- lated fields. During the year members of the club attended open houses at various hospitals in the surrounding area. ln order to receive a service pin, many of the girls volunteered to be nurses' aids at one of the local hospitals. Also included in the year's program was a tea given for the mothers of the students at which time the club, in cooperation with G.A.A., presented a film on cancer. Each of the club's activities was designed for the purpose of promoting an interest in any one of the medical professions. Displaying the American Citizenship Award that vlcvs presented to the Future Nurses of Aurora are the officers of tne Allied Med.Cal Careers Club, l. to r.: Kay Esser, pres.: Karen Mellon, sec.: Ann Stack, treas. Page ll9 H ff! 5 ek 'P' x z 1 Members ot the Foreign Language Club are, front row, l. to r.: Ioanne Scholz, Kristi Oddsen, Paula Beutein. Pam Clark, Sue Kole, and Ioy Bentsen. 2nd row: Cean Van Raemdonk, Marcia Lembcke, Ioyce Hagen, Iudy Willgeroth, Barb Alexander, and Margaret Kuney. 3rd row: ludy Goldman, Becky Parnham, Frances Voris, Karl Maron, Helen 4th row: Kittie Moore, George Tadd, Karen Lowry, and Sandy Race. Barton, Carol Benewich, Nancy Thorp, Wayne Carpenter, Kay Cronin, Tom Kazar, Anity Kingsbury, Iulie Price, and Iudy Speers. 4th row: Barb Anlinson, Hedy Schwabe, Iill Berve, Barbara Lee, Dan Ochsen- schlager, Iohn Muschler, Carol Novick, Iewel Bryant, and Linda Whitson. Language ls The Key To Communications ff, 'x ...,, xr Members of the Foreign Language Club, under the qualified guidance of Mr. Marzo. participated in an eventful year. Since all members must be French, Spanish, or Latin students, their common desire was to learn more about foreign customs in language: Through guest speakers, films, and social events, a better understanding of foreign , cultures was created among the group. In addition to this, club members not only enjoyed a banquet consisting of exotic foreign dishes, but also the old Mexican custom, Pinata. 1 1 'fffv an Making a Pinata are the officers ofthe Foreign Language Club, l to r.: lanice Whittle, sec.: Barbara Fross, vicefpres.: Brenda Carlson, pres.7 Mr, Marzo, advisor and Ioel Kaufmann treas. Page l2l xl x 3 M S x . Y 3 R x A . kv! I ,,,.,,x . . J M y ' Eff ', fn 'N -1311 L' KK gg f ., -L :-if l fr: 'E , ff ekfL5'fEi1g ' f L .mf 9 fe 1 . 'Ns Q' r s ,ya ,' V. .,, 3 if W M. . :af ....., Q - w'.v. , 1 'Tiffizxi ,f 'NWN ., :'5 of .f o I' 'r:: '-'Q , N., Q. -x 'fl -1. ... . . I, ., , , G 33.93 'jw,'w.. 5 , .D..'l,' .- 'Pv- 4-A1 'S',ki9fif' fi LimA .lsff TF? if ,i X: 5 7,1-T Qi , 4 A - f ?h 1 'XJ Q' -X X flxwm 'i i T ww ? . 4' Q55 Q' , , Kg Q! iff. 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Thur otirorf me r to r: Anne Matthews, vrcopres' Darryl Hvesel pri-S Ann Bayer Set and Bob Gclii' gr trees Pant Pot Chrb one- cf West Hugh 2 .Snag stcndgnq orqcrmzzztronn c::gc.n cftflrefi C Cnizllenqrnq proqrcrn tc .ts me-mburs. One ct ther rr:r3,n gfmects 'AGS keeprng the Second floor bullotrn bocriz elaborately decorated tor tcstrve occcsrons. Thrs yearns secretary, Shcrr Rowan, :Luis cnt ttf-r poster to 'fed CCIYL CHQ pre-srcient Sue Wayland. Look' rnq on ure, 1. to r.: Sue Colve-rt, lean Even vrce-pres. Vrckr Rocholl irr,-yrs: Grc-cg Prrtchcrd, and Mass Scruer, sponsor. Not present when the picture was tcbgen was Ruth Buck. ww - an .1 Kc? X if f vfi v Q, f 'NQ 'ki X I' J, 317 . 1 v SX5 xii YQ! ,R pu 3 . .,ln' lan N :wie Af? .Z 5. I C fiw Q T b QR? f . 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Jones Furmture Co 60-62 64 Broadway Gas and Servlce Stahons Adolph s Service Statlon 1348 New York Street Art s Standard Statlon 1001 Mann Street Barry s Standard Servlce 101 So Broadway Bull s Pure Onl Station 320 Galena Blvd Boy s Motor Car Servnce 939 Galena Boulevard Bud s Pure Orl Rt 31 North Aurora Butuso s Servlce Station 257 Walnut Street Covell: Service Station North Avenue and Broadway Dole s Cutues Service lllmons Avenue and Foran Lane Don s Servlce Statnon Broadway and Mountam Fmley 8. Ward lnc 1362 Galena Blvd Godmg s Standard Servlce Pralrle 81 Terry Hal s 66 Servlce Clalm 8- Beach Street H 81 N Mobnl Servnce 447 Illmols Avenue Hnlltop Texaco Company 3 So Llncoln Island Texaco Statnon Stolp 81 Holbrook Patrons Martm Johnson Motors 83 So Rlver Street Joe s 66 Servrce Statnon 225 Gale Kulburn s Servtce 1349 New York Street Konen s Standard Servlce New York 81 Root Lake St Servnce 5 So Lake Street Metzger s Servnce Statlon 1304 New York Street Meyerhofer Shell Service 1203 No Lake Pat 8- Frltz Servlce Statlon Rt 31 Montgomery Illmons Paul s Standard Service Lake 8. Downer Pope Shell Servlce 102 No Lake Street Probst Brothers Standard Montgomery Illnnous Quallty Mobil Servuce Lake and Holbrook Rex 66 Servnce 1004 New York Rnchardson 8. Klose Standard Servuce No River 8. Walnut Rnch s Pure Oll Servuce 258 So Lake Street Rate Way D X Servlce Mountam 8. Broadway Salerno s A 1 Servtce 1362 Galena Blvd Slnclanr Refimng Co 449 Woodlawn Avenue Standard Station Mann 8. 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Loan Assn 220 Mann St Northern lllmols Corp 2 No Broadway Lumber Globe Bulldnng Maternals 1500 New York St Greyer Lumber Co 720 Terry Ave Muller 8- Johnson Box 34 No Aurora Montgomery Lumber 8- Supply Co Montgomery North Aurora Elevator North Aurora Payless Plywood Co Montgomery Ward Lumber Co 540 No Broadway White 81 Todd Lumber Co 58 So Lake St Wmn Supply Co 31 Cedar Manufacturers All Steel Equipment Inc Griffith and Highland Anchor Brush Company lnc Rallroad St Montgomery 1531 New York Street J H Armbruster 8- Co 723 South LaSalle Street Aurora lron 8. Metal 400 No Broadway Aurora Metal Co 614 West Park Ave Aurora Steel Products 150 Third Ave Aurora Wlre Company 727 Orchard Aurora Wood Products Inc 700 Terry Ave Austnn Western 601 N Farnsworth Barber Greene 400 Highland The Bentson Mtg Co 652 Hlghland Ave Better Boxes Inc 206 No Highland Ave Burgess Norton Mfg Co Geneva Colonual Frock Shop 32 S LaSalle DeVan Johnson Co 500 Rathbone Ave Equnpto Dnvusnon Aurora Company 401 So Highland Fmco Inc Box 968 Fnnke Constructnon Co 609 Calumet Ave Forty Elght lnsulatlon Inc East Rnver Road Page 133 Garbe lron Works 500 No Broadway Han Wmn Products Inc 726 So Broadway Howsam Spool Company 500 Rathbone Ave R 8. M Kaufmann Inc 41 Holbrook Street Lakone Plastic 500 Rathbone Layne Western 721 llllnols Ave Love Bros Inc 140 Stone Ave Lyon Metal Products lnc Montgomery Ill McKee Door 85 Hankes M H Detrnck Co Inc 625 Illunous Mndwest Equnpment 701 Illnnous Muller Bryant Pnerce 225 So Ruver Street National Brush Co 101 ll moss National Metalwares lnc 615 23 Walnut St Outerbelt Contauner Co Inc 123 North Rnver St Pnnes Engineering 601 Walnut St Processed Plastic Co 500 Rathbone Rnchards Wulcox Mtg Co 176 Thurd Street Ridgeway Ave Trno Brass Foundry 629 River St Mason Contractors B F nehl 435 Heywood Helden 81 Desmond 204 Fox Street Robert P Myers 714 Whltlock John F Schnndelbeck 212 No Randall Road Mnscellaneous Aurora Alrways Cessna Dealer Aurora lll Aurora Dance Studio 44 New York St Aurora Flre Protection Co 728 Fourth Ave Aurora Tours 81 Travel lnc 9 Fox Promenade Fox Valley Englneenng Inc 301 Rnver Street Hand Loom Weaving 941 Sard Ave Hansen Mattress Co 207 Hull Avenue lllmn Motel Sugar Grove Ill lnternatnonal Assocnatnon of Machumsts Lodge No 1202 215 Mann St May Jewelers Anftrtsen Plastic Molding Stephen5-Adqm50n Mfg, CQ, ' . . .s' Laz 8- Mall A I A 923 N Lake St Ltncoln Memorual Park Inc Route U S 30 Lnndoo Bulldlng Maintenance Servuce 1041 Charles Northern lllnnors Gas Co 50 Fox Street Paramount Theater Mann Street Schackler s Llquor 19 S Lake Street Sonotone of Aurora 10 Fox Promenade Umted Rent Alls 301 Rosewood Ave Valley Excavatmg Co 965 Oliver Ave Musuc Aurora Conservatory of Musuc 132 Downer Place Cooks Hn Fu Record Shop 47 Fox St Sadler s Music Shop 609 New York St Watson s Muslc House 6 Downer Pl Nursery and Lawn Equipment Harry E Stahl Expert Landscapung 1031 Charles St Plante s Lawn Equupment 4 Grant St North Aurora Add Machme 8- Type Sales 44'2 Downer Place Aurora Typewruter Co 221 Mann St Columbra Oftice Supply 227 Mann St Erlenborn s 30 S River St Freducksons Ot11ce Supplles 8- Eqpt 40 Downer General Office Machunes 208 Fox St Internatuonal Busmess Machme Corp 303 N Lake Street Natuonal Cash Reguster Co 312 North Lake Street Paramount Stattoners 24 Fox Street Srmth Corona 36 New York St Vesco 301 S Rlver St Optometrists Kendrnck Opttcal Co 13 Island Ave Dr G J Knotek 117 Mann Street Dr F Stanley Levench 205 Keystone Bldg Ralph M Muller O D 2 N Broadway Dr A C Randall 710 Orchard Ave Dr E J Sw s 7 Galena Blvd Patrons Pamtmg and Decoratmg Vnctor Avram R 1 Churc d Lester C Ellls 384 Walnut St Hudlska Decorating Co 367 N Kendall St Kenneth Voga 518 Walnut Pamts and Glass Aurora Pamt Supply 28 Walnut St Beatty Mamtenance 305 lllmors Ave The Color House 132 Downer Pl Decor Pamt Store llllnols 8- Highway Meyer Co Devoe patnts 8- Supplies 107 115 Jackson St Jewel Pamt Store 26 Fox St Olson 81 Robmson 13 S River St Plttsburgh Plate Glass Co 233 Galena Blvd J D Race 8- Son 38 S Rnver St Schor Glass Company 56 58 LaSalle St Wallbrunn Klnng Co 30 No Broadway Photo Flnlshmg Dnllon s Camera Sho 10 No Broadway Fox Valley Bluepnnt 36 So Rnver St Photographers Merrutt Studuos 69 Fox St Park Place Studio 425 New York St Studio of Vlrgnma Fuelds 73 S LaSalle St Whnte Studno 8 No Lancaster Physlclans Dr D W Anderson 59 Fox St Dr Clntton Boon 12 Fox St Dr R K Colltns 33 Island Ave Dr H M DeBartolo 45 So Lincoln Dr Lester G Dohren 30 Island Ave Dreyer Denney Mllbacher Gardner Cltnlc 33 Island Ave Drs Evans 8- Harnage 57 Fox Drs Helmdal Morris 8- Lowry 330 Weston Dr Robert V Jones 4 Mann St Page 134 Dr K J Kaiser Keystone Bualdmg Dr MorrlsA Kaplan 12 Fox St Dr ElmerG Lampert 57 Fox St Dr E W Logman 22 West Park Drs John 8. Jam Marks Weston Medlcal Center Dr A G Marten 801 Aurora Natnonal Bank Bldg Drs Meister and lorattr Keystone Buuldlng Dr H E Race Jr 330 Weston Ave Dr Edward John Rossman 569 Galena Ave Dr O L Snewert 33 Island Ave Drs Ward 8. Peter Starrett 645 New York Dr Wnllnam O Wengel 33 No Broadway Drs Weller and Elliott 12 Fox St Dr Stanley G Werner 30 So Island Dr M S Wlllems 1020 No Lake St Dr Vrctor Wrllram 4 Mann St Dr M Wltanowskn 4 Mann St Dr E V Young Plumblng and Heating Robert M Beaber 1032 Galena Blvd Crane Company 544 S Lake St E J Farrell 81 S LaSalle St Wm H Frazaer 8. Son 105 Wnlder St Gllkel Company 606 Pralrle St lllmots Supply Company 530 S River St Melvun Marvm 574 S LaSalle St Ruddy Bros Inc 65-67 S LaSalle St Scott W od 8- Metal Rt 2 Box 150 Seco Sales 81 Supply Co 230 238 N Broadway Swnfts 1739 N Lake St N Aurora Valley Heotrng 220 S River St Youngren Heating 211 Illmols Ave Pnnters and Publishers Aurora Beacon News 101 S Rrver St Aurora Mud West Printers 351 Woodlawn Aurora News Agency 221 Galena ' ' 1 - 1. - h R . - ' - Omce Supplies . . . hose. Island Ave. . . . , P . . . . , is I . . 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I . 1 1 I I I I I I I I I . 1 1 1 1 r 1 ' I I 1 1 1 ' ' ' I I 0 1 i 1 , , , . , 8, f f ' ' ' 7, , 12 , , , 1 I 1 1 1 U 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , INDEX Kuney Margoret61 121 Kun: Nancy 53 107 Kuter Barbara 62 106 Kyler John 62 91 Loge Arthur 62 83 Lahey Robert 62 Lamoreaux Bob 53 85 108 Langdon V1rg1n1a 53 95 107 Lanier Sandra 62 Lash Jerru 53 81 Latham Pat 37 38 97 102 105 117 Leath Freda 53 Lee Barbara 53 121 Lee Mary 62 Lee Ronald 62 Leelr Paul 62 98 LeGrand Sandra 53 123 Lehman Sharon 62 lenlhelt Dlanna 37 107 Lelfhelt Llnda 53 Lembclce Marcua 53 95 114 Lents Dlana 37 107 113 Lewus Lmda 38 107 llddell Sarah 53 Llndeman Jan 38 71 lmdgren Jannce 53 Lmdstrom Jlm 53 84 Lmdzy Lauralee 53 lnpscomb Terry 53 102 Llsberg Dav1d11 62 106 108 lusberg Duane 62 106 115 Little Larry 53 95 Luttle Paul 38 62 119 Lohman Betty 62 119 Long Carllss 53 86 Long Phyllus 62 Lovelun Davud 62 74 83 Lowe Regma 53 Lowry Karen 53 107 121 Lucus Dale 53 103 Madsen Joyce 53 Magull James 62 106 Malmgren Denn1s 9 62 79 Mancera Jerry 62 Mann Shan 53 93 107 Mannmg Charles 62 74 79 Maple Pat 53 107 118 Marema Barbara 62 106 Maron Karl 62 121 Marriott J1m 38 70 107 Marsh Jane 30 38 92 93 107 Page 140 Marsh Jeff 38 71 Marsh Tony 54 86 Marsh Wally 54 85 101 Martens B111 54 109 124 Martm Martrn Martrn Martln Mortm Martln Martln Martm Bonme 62 107 Bonnle 56 Helen 38 97 102 105 1 Judy 38 91 112 Les 54 Robert 54 106 Ruth 62 91 Terr: 62 MCTIUKI Ed 54 98 101 Matthews Anne 35 38 91 97 117 6 Moy James 9 62 107 Mayes Fred 66 McAIl1ster Catherlne 62 106 1 McAIl1ster Howard 53 125 McCabe Don 62 86 106 McCadden Wlnston 53 McCoy Davrd 53 84 91 98 101 McCleery Margaret 62 64 106 108 McClure B nda 5 62 67 106 115 McClure John 53 McDav1tt Dee Ann 62 106 McDav1tt Rlchard 38 111 McDonald Irene 53 98 103 108 115 McDowell Jlm 38 48 81 86 McDuflee Ruth Ann 62 MacHatton Carol 62 McKay Sandra 53 99 108 Mead Ellzabeth 6 39 50 90 91 Mead Ruth Ann 7 54 107 118 Menster Natalle 54 124 Mellott Karen 8 54 119 Mess Janet 54 97 107 118 Messmger Joanne 54 Metcalfe Denms 62 122 Meyer Glorla 54 95 107 115 Meyerhofer Marllyn 62 106 M1chels Drclc 54 81 Mrlbacher Martha 39 45 94 103 105 Muller Maller Muller Muller Muller Muller Muller Denms 102 Dorothy 54 1 Frances 62 Joanne 62 106 Kay 54 107 Nolla 62 Robert 62 81 Mmdell Sherryll 54 Mntchel Ed 54 Moody Dan 9 62 Moody Joyce 62 Moore Helen 63 98 121 Morey Dottle 63 107 120 Morrlson Carol 39 107 110 Morrow Scott 63 99 Mortl Douglas 54 124 Mosher B1lI54 Mossns John 39 48 Moyer B1lI54 99 Muelder Leota 63 110 Munn Gary 63 74 79 B6 10 Munn Sally 39 107 Murphy Carolyn 63 106 Musson B1Il39 Muschler John 54 121 Myers Sus: Jane 39 123 Nauert Charles 39 Neckolalshen Anna 63 Nelll Donna 63 107 Nelll Sharon 54 107 Nelson Beverly 39 93 96 97 117 118 Nelson Gerald 39 Nelson Nancy 63 106 120 Nette Ernest 63 Neubauer Sharon 39 96 103 110 113 Neubert Tom 63 74 Nevampa Marta 63 109 Newell Steven 63 Norberg Barbara 56 124 Oakes Betty 39 48 90 102 104 117 25 OBr1en Betty 37 39 91 96 103 Ochsenschlager Dan 54 121 Ochsenschlager Irv 54 70 86 99 Ochsenschlager Jnm 63 Ochsenschlager Make 32 39 102 101 08 Oddsen Knstl 6 54 95 102 109 111 121 Oleson Jnm 54 Olsen Carol39 107 113 117 Olson Davnd 39 Olson Janna 39 Olson Larry 54 Ormond Martnn 54 85 95 109 124 Orr Judy 58 63 106 Osby Harold 63 79 Osman Davld Ostberg Gretchen 40 47 96 98 102 1 Ostberg l.mn5 63 67 90 106 116 Pace Charles 63 79 80 Pahl Carol 40 45 99 107 117 INDEX Parker Ga1l63 67 106 Parker J1lI63 106 Parker Karen 40 107 Parker lynn 54 107 Parmenter Carol 54 107 110 Parnham Fred 54 Parnham Rebecca 63 106 108 121 Patterson Larry 40 102 Patterson Margaret 63 99 107 Pawlowslu Sandy 54 Pearson Tom 54 71 86 90 103 Penmngton Brnan 40 101 Perluns Sharon 106 Peters Jane 54 107 Peters Lmda 54 Peters Marnue 63 65 106 109 Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Bull 40 54 Douglas 74 79 91 109 Jannce 8 63 James 63 Robert 103 Petkus Greg 109 Phlhps Joyce 40 93 96 107 Pierce B1II40 Pugattn Jnm 40 81 82 Pnttard Mlke 63 Puttman Gary 63 79 Place Randy 63 83 Plaun John 40 43 Pocus Joann 63 Podolsky Ralphle 63 98 101 124 Podschwelt Terry 9 63 107 Polen Sharry 41 91 103 Polucandrnotes Tony 63 108 Pollock Jack 63 107 Popp Patncna 63 Porter Larry 63 Porter Ron 41 Pass Lmda 63 Pottelger Ed 10 41 70 77 78 Potts Jtm Powers Ball 41 Pregel Gary 63 Prlce Julla 66 106 121 Pntchard Greg 66 126 Puklan Carol63 106 108 115 Puklln Jlm 41 77 85 91 Putnam Sand: 41 92 96 103 105 116 Pyle Jlm 54 71 Robe Roger 54 125 Race Don 54 Race Sandra 41 107 121 Ramey Jam 63 74 86 107 Ravhn Jane 38 41 Ravlm John 63 Page 141 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 , , , I I I I 1 1 , I I 1 1 , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 07 ' ' I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 , 90 I I ' ' I I I 1 1 1 1 1 6 , , , I I I '1 1 64 I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . I I I . I . ' ' 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 , , ' I I . I N 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' , , ,124 I I 1 , , 1 . 1 1 1 1 I , 1 , I 1 1 1 , I ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 I ' I I 1 1111 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 11131117 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 I - n 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 115 ' I I I I ' - I I I I I I I 1 I I 1 1 1 D J 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1106 No,ickI Cowie 5I 54I -H5I 121 1 1 1 1 Roehrug, Gerald 41, 102, 122 1 1 1 1 1 1 1117 O 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1110, I I I I I I I I 11 1 ' ' ' 116 ' ' I r 1 I I 1 I I I I I I 1 1 1 1I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 711 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I . ' I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - . I I S I . I I I I 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 194 . - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 R . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 131 117 ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 P I I I I I I . I I I I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 , ,95 I I I I I . I . I I Ray Jnm 30 41 86 102 Rea Robert 64 74 75 79 84 Reed Bette 64 Renaud Tony 64 Renne Pat 41 47 90 102 1 Reutler Sandra 54 102 Reynolds Jane 54 Reynolds John 55 71 86 Reynolds Mary 55 Reynolds Stephen Ruchards Tom 41 Ruchardson Jaclue 64 Ruchardson Ron 55 95 122 Ruchmond Larry 41 Ruchmond Paul 55 Rldmger Jean 56 107 Rleck Randall 64 74 Rnes Eugene 64 Rnes James 64 Rlley Patrucla 64 Russman Pam 55 111 Rutzman Carol 41 107 Rntzman James 64 Roberts Sharon 55 Robertson Ken 55 Robertson Mary 64 Robinson Don 41 70 94 Robsnson Sara 64 Rocholl VICRI 55 126 Roeder Mary 64 67 91 Rogers Pam 38 41 115 Rogers Sherry 55 107 Roof Robert 55 Rosenberg Bob 41 47 70 71 Rosson Shenla 64 106 Rowan Shar: 42 96 111 117 Rut1alo Pat 64 106 Runkle Gerald 42 86 Runkle Jeff 64 Rutledge Carolyn 64 90 103 Ryburn Scott 42 48 86 98 108 Ryder Jack 55 71 Salerno Bonnie 55 Sampson Sharllyn 42 Sanders Future 55 107 Sanders Sally 64 Sartaun Vurgansa 42 Saunders Gary 64 98 Scate Bruce 55 101 Schafer Karen 64 106 Schafer Marlene 64 106 Scheel larry 42 Schmdlbeck James 55 70 Schmdlbeck Pat 55 107 Schlnlce Drclc 42 102 Schunke Don 55 102 Schuradelly John 64 Schmudt B111 64 Schmudt Jean 64 Schoeberleun Paul 55 84 Scholz Joanne 64 106 121 Schomer Bull 55 107 Schomer Carol 64 106 Schopp Earl 64 Schopp Ronald 42 Schroeder Walt 42 70 Schuldt Sylvla 64 Schuldt Walter 55 Schussler Mary 64 Schwabe Hedy 56 10 121 Schwenk John 42 47 76 78 127 128 Scopes Les 55 124 Scott Judy 55 ers Judy 30 42 92 96 107 1 6 S cor Larry 42 47 70 71 73 76 8 8 90127 8 Seudelman Mnlre 64 107 122 Seuert Pat 42 103 113 Seppelfruclc Robert 64 74 83 Seyller Davld 95 Shackley Lola 55 Smuth Joyce 43 113 Sha er Ed 64 81 83 Shaw Bonnue 64 120 Shaw Ken 42 Shepard Frances 64 Shepard y 6 4 48 96 oz Shepard Laura 55 107 Shepp Reva 64 106 Sherman Rosemary 55 98 100 Sherwun Duane 55 107 110 Sherwun Tom 42 70 103 Shults Gary Suebert Dennus 64 74 79 80 86 9 8 Sumpson Mrke 64 Slaney Jeff 43 Slater Small Smuth Smuth Smith Smuth Smith Smlth Smuth Smuth Smlth Smnth Snyde Su an 43 110 117 Bull 43 76 77 78 86 90 Barbara 43 46 91 96 June 43 Nancy 64 106 Noel 55 77 78 85 Paulune 98 Penny 43 115118 Ransom 64 Sandra 64 Stephen 43 124 Wulllam 11 54 r Bob ' 1 1 ' 1 , , , , , 113, 1 1 u I V1 1 u , , , 84 , 1 ' , ' h, ' 7 , . 1 , 121 , ' , , , , 86,99 . 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' , , , ,123 ' ' ' Q 4 . 1 ' I w INDEX Snyder Morgue Solhsberg Roy 65 124 Sorenson Bob 53 55 86 112 Soule Donna 55 Speers Judy 50 55 91 121 Sprunger Carole 43 Stac1cA ne 43 115119 Stack Dave 55 70 86 Stadler Bull 44 Stadtfleld Duck 55 Stahl Dennls 65 Stahl Janet 65 Sta 1 Jull 44 Stauger Helga 65 Starger Manfred 5 65 83 Stalker Janet 55 Stallman Gary 65 Stals Zane 55 Stanlcus Karol 55 107 1 Stare Bob 55 Stare Muck 65 Stark Dorothy 55 Steele Steve 55 Steunke Luanne 44 102 Stelnman Leugh 65 Steunwart Jum 44 Stevens Dennus 8 64 67 Stevens Ruchard 65 Stevens Sandra 56 123 Stevenson Duane 65 Stewart Davud 56 103 Stewart Wanda 65 Stuegleuter Dennus 65 Jules Sally 54 55 107 St Marne Larry 42 84 Stone Genevueve 56 Stoudt Randy 44 70 87 Stoudt Rebecca 56 Stover Connue 65 106 119 Strobert Tum 56 107 Strong Stuart Stuart Stuart Sunlea Sumue Suttue Gary 65 Joanne 44 96 113 117 23 Judy 56 96 107 Pa 65 106 115 1 Sue 56 Lous 44 48 102 104 Marulyn 65 Svendsan Tom 56 Svendson Stephen Swan Nancy 65 119 Sweasy Carol 64 65 107 Swrnehamer Suzanne 65 106 Swutzer Mary Jean 65 107 108 Szweustus Bob 9 44 T Todd George 65 83 86 107 121 Page 142 Taggart Robert 65 Taylor Marulynne 56 115 Tennant Pat 44 107 113 Thels Jerry 44 Thomas Bull 65 Thomas Coral 44 93 96 107 Thomas Dave 65 Thomas Gerald 56 78 Thompson Bonuta 10 65 107 Thompson Kenneth 9 44 Thompson Sylvua 44 Thorp Nancy 65 67 106 108 Thornton Jum 44 Thumley Jum 44 70 103 Tully Bob 56 86 91 Tunsley Bob 56 Toepper Barbara 56 Toepper Jo Ann 65 Touvell James 65 Tramen Sue 65 Traver Dlclr 56 Travls Muruam 65 Tremaun Peter 65 106 107 Trubble Duane 56 107 109 110 Trotter Mary 44 90 91 96 108 Trotter Tom 65 79 86 91 Truemper Sharon 65 106 Trumbo Mark 50 56 78 85 Tuma Sestra 56 107 Tumlun Calvun Ulness Melrnda 45 112 1 7 Underhrle Charles Van Cleve Marvun 45 Van Cleve Penny 56 123 Van Raemdonlr Cean 65 106 109 1 Vargo Ernue 45 70 Vargo James 65 Varney Gay 45 Varney Terry 65 Veeder Andrea 45 Vucars Jack 45 Vorus Frances 64 65 106 121 Vosburgh Charlyne 65 Voss Don 45 Wade Charles 65 106 Wagner Ray 56 78 Waldo Greg 56 70 78 86 21 Wclllcer Lura 56 Walter Ellzabeth 7 45 107 117 118 Walter Kathy 56 Ward Jay 56 70 73 78 B6 103 Warner Dan 66 83 Warner Trucls 45 Warnes Kenneth 66 Warren Phyllts 56 107 Watluns John 45 125 ayland Sue 45 91 92 96 16 Weaver Mllce 66 83 99 Weber Jay 66 Webster Joan 46 48 Wenchsel Kathy 56 107 Weugel Marlene 46 117 Wellman Sue 66 Welss Bull 46 Welss Karen 46 107 113 Weuss Marnlyn 66 120 Werss Nancy 66 106 Weuth Carolyn 56 110 Welles Beverly 56 95 103 118 Wencliusf Jam 46 71 72 86 Wendlmg Ron 46 71 INDEX West Don 46 70 86 West LaVerne 66 106 West Lyman 66 Westwood James 66 Whetzel Eugenle 56 103 105 Whnte James 46 71 86 87 Whntlock Scott 56 90 91 95 109 Whntson Lmda 66 67 98 107 121 Whuttle Januce 66 67 106 Wnclcs Larry 66 Wnenold Nancy 56 102 Wuezulc August 56 86 Wnllue Barbara 56 120 Wilkie Mary Ann 66 Wullett Mard15 56 95 101 103 08 Wullgeroth Judy 66 121 Wulllams Allce 66 Wulluams Glor1st1ne66 107 Wnlllarns Jaclue 66 106 Wnllnams John 46 103 105 108 Wllll0mS Kathleen 66 W marth Chrusta 7 46 94 96 102 111 Wllson Pete 56 86 99 101 108 Wulson Robert 66 Page 143 WIND Joe 56 Wolf Mary 66 120 Wolfsberger Tom 56 Wollenweber Dave 56 Womack Womack Woolcott Wrought Sandra 58 66 67 aron 7 46 96 102 6 Make 66 99 101 B ll 46 9 Wu brandt Janet 46 96 103 105 111 Young Tom 66 74 75 76 86 91 Yonlx Nancy 56 Yonlx Pat 66 106 Zahnen N1lilt1106 Zummerman Ken J 86103 05 Znmrnerman Lynne 66 Zolper MIKE 66 l 1 I . 4 I f rl 1, 'Sh I I L ' , 117 ,' ' . ' . ' ' ' ' 1 , 1 ,Q ' ' . ' ' ' II , , , w , , , , ,111,115, . 1171119 1 ,126 A 1 , 1 I I Y A 1 I I . I . I 1 1 1 1.1 , , t 1 1 I f tl , ' , , , , , , ' 1 - f 7' , , , , 117 I fl r464 7 7273 Editor's Note Selected for their symbolic appropriateness in the repre- sentation of the phases of school lite on the totem pole were primitive Indian glyphsvthe raven for the faculty, loyalty for the classes, the eagle for athletics, and spirit for activities. Purposely these glyphs formed the basic theme for the prepara- tion of this book. My grateful thanks to my co-workers, the 1959 EOS Staff: to Miss Castle, our advisor: to the members of the 1959 Business Staff, and to Mr. Peterson, their advisory whose spontaneous cooperation provided the atmosphere necessary to make this book possible. The carving of the year's events in the form of a totem pole has been completed bringing another memorable year at West Senior High School to an end. Gretchen Fletcher Editor
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