West High School - EOS Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1961 volume:

Aurora Public Library A0G63A, ILB.tLU.iS LSSSG West Senior Lkn S jool Aurara, Iujwets EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, VIRGINIA EREKSON BUSINESS MANAGER, JUDY ORR who lives every Blockhowk activity. To the students of West High, we dedicate this book. Like echoes that fade, yet linger in the hallways of West High, the memories of 1960-61 will return to us in the years to come. With hurried footsteps this year has passed into the halls of memory, but the West High Spirit shall not desert our hearts so quickly. The EOS staff has chosen to picture the contagious enthusiasm of W.A. in the form of an ever-present shadow I’1- 1 ■ ’ SPORTS ACTIVITIES CLASSES FACULTY Poge 3 A Student watched the construction of the new addition, and then proudly moved in. Thonlt to Mr . Maze for her help and spirit in po t year . Donco with me, Henry? Will we win? Page 4 Hail the Big 8 Champ . A Page 5 The stockings were hung . . . The saints go marchin' jfiiMM Is this Springfield? laisscz fair© Page 6 For our next number . . . You expected Carmen? Page 7 A Poge Every grueling practice and eoch hord-fought gome taught us more clearly the true meaning of spirit and team-work. Poge 9 3 4 First row. I. to r.: Rondy Ploce. Jin' Glenn. Tom Kellett, Rich Douglos, Steve Beck. Second row. I. to r.: Mgr. Ivon Johnson, Ed Hess. Norm Hessel. Chuck OeGroH. Bill Kopp. Bob Sepplefrick. Third row. I. to r.: Coach Dick Zuege, Coach Dick Dorsey, Don Holdron, Jerry Fisher. Dave Lovekin. Bob Rea. Tom Young. Fourth row. I. to r.: Willie Shepard. Mike Fisher. Jim Ramey, John David, Jim Groninger, Delbert Walls. Blackhawks Capture Big 8 Title After eleven yeors, the Big Eight Championship Football Trophy is once again in the trophy case at West. Our 1960 Blackhawk football squad was one of the best fielded by Coach Ken Zimmerman and Line Coach Dick Zuege in the last few years. End Coach Dick Dorsey also did an outstanding job with his charges. The team had both size and speed and above all the spirit and enthusiasm necessary for a championship team. The spirited season left us not only in possession of the Big Eight Trophy but also permanent holder of the Exchange Club Trophy gained by the third straight win by the Blackhawks over their cross-town rivals, the East High Tomcats, in their 68th meeting. Although every player did his part to insure victory, there were a few standouts on this team that deserve special recognition. Cooches and ployers watch anxiously os West rolls up victory over Auburn o( Rockford. Page 10 1st Row, I. to r.. Jim Tolbott. Ron Vickery, Pete Honson, Doug Peterson, Mgr., Tom Londrey. 2nd Row, I. to r„ Bill Taylor, Chuck Galbreoth, Chuck Williams. Don McCabe. Jeff Egoll. 3rd Row, I. to r., George Everitt, Gary Pittman, Richard Gee. Dave Fauth, Ken Brown, Coach Ken Zimmerman. 4th Row, I. to r., John Harris. Mickey Wypach. Gary Munn, Mike Galvin. Ron Lechnick, Mgr. Dick Gromley. West 7 DeKalb 7 West 0 Joliet 20 West 6 L-P 0 West 39 Auburn 12 (Homecoming) West 18 E. Rockford 6 West 31 W. Rockford 7 West 20 Freeport 12 West 6 Elgin 0 West 12 E. Aurora 6 Gary Munn, end, who made both the first team on the All-Conference and many All-State teams compiled a total of 103 tackles and received 6 passes for a total of 110 yards. Captain Tom Young, halfback, who received All-Conference honors, carried the ball 13 times for an average of 6 yards per carry. The two Co-Captains Elect Jim Groninger and Chuck Galbreath also did outstanding jobs, both of them making All-Conference teams. To the victor go the spoils—the Exchange Club Trophy. A Poge 11 Gory Munn shows the form that won him All-State honors. The Blockhawks line up for the opening kickoff against Eost Aurora. Bill Taylor John David Pago 12 Tom Young Mike Fisher Jim Groninger breaks owoy to moke a long gain against East Aurora as John David. Mike Galvin (27). and Gory Munn leod the blocking. Jim Ramey o, -v •a O I Chuck Golbreath ii John Harris Si -J Rich Douglas a m Mike Galvin % v c -O 0 1 - p 17 Bob Rco Ron Vickory Gory Pittman 13“ Dave Lovekin Page 13 r.. Lincoln Lockhort Dove Gnener Steve Kde. Tom Zimmermon. John Albright. Dove Petree. Roy White. Mgr. Dick Lorry Luti. Dove Garmon Pool Reedy. John Woylond. Ron Tull. Bob Popp. Jerry Campbell. Mgr. Phil Schuldt. , Adolph. °on Stephen . Mike Burge,t. John Dulou. Chuck Owen. John Dutko. Bob Campbell. Bob Speer . Coach Wollboum. lit Row, I. to Haven . 2nd Ro 3rd Row. Coach _ _ ... w ,¥1 4th Row. Mgr. Kent Shell. Dole Storm. Rick Joy. Steve Lee. Dick Finstrom. Steve Owe Eugene ralthorjr. Jo'lTn V reii. Roiph Vo is! Hawklets Show Promise Hardworking lophomorc backlield work on play during practice. L to R-. Chuck Owen, John Woylond. Bob Popp. Bob Campbell. Stove Kole. and Bob Speers. Page 14 Bob Popp, outitondmg sophomore back, outdiitonce th« Eoit Aurora defenic and breok into the clear. The 1960 Hawklets finished 7th in the Sophomore division of The Big Eight Conference. They had a record of 3 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. Until the final gun, the Hawklets were in every game. In their opener, the Hawklets came from behind with 14 points in the last quarter to beat DeKalb, 21 to 6. The Sophs bowed to a powerful Joliet team, 31 to 6, the following Friday. A week later, on September 30, although outplaying the L-P Sophomores, the Hawklets fumbled in the final period, enabling L-P to score and win 14 to 7. The Hawklets met Auburn on October 7 at our Homecoming and displayed a fine offense to defeat an inexperienced team, 25 to 6, to win their first conference game. At East Rockford, on October 14, the Hawklets still blazing from their win over Auburn, showed a fine defense and overpowered the E-Rab Sophomores 12 to 7 to make it two in a row. They returned to play the West Rockford team on a wet field. Meeting Freeport at home a week later on October 28, the Hawklets battled the Freeport Sophs to a 13-13 tie and ended up with the ball on the one-yard line when the game ended. On November 4, at Elgin, the Hawklets played the entire game in a downpour and hindered by rain dropped a 12-6 decision to the Maroon Sophs. The Hawklets finished off their season with a hard-fought battle which they lost 20 to 6 to a rugged Kitten Eleven. Howklct defenders Bob Speers (12). Dove Petree (19). and Paul Reedy (16) close in on on East Aurora back. Bob Popp makes a long gain against East Aurora Dale Storm charges into the East Aurora lino as the Howklet lino opens a holo. Page 15 The Vanity Basketball Team is from I. to r.. first row: Tom Fisher. Jerry Fisher. Dave Shepard, and Diclc Green. Second row: Tom Young, Jim Groningcr, Gary Pittman. Bob Rea. Jeff Egolf. and Micky Wypych. Third row: Chick Manning. Coptain Denny Siebert, Tom Jones. Mike Heim. Frank Tumo. Gory Munn, and Coach Bob Knilons. HAWKS 2nd AT DEKALB Tom Young Mike Heim Although having a losing season with a record of 13 losses against only 9 wins the 1960-61 Blackhawk basketball team finished sixth in the Big 8 Conference with a 4 and 6 record and also captured second place for the second year in a row at the DaKalb Tournament during the Christmas holidays. Coach Bob Knilans in his first year as Varsity basketball coach had both the problem of height disadvantage and that of inexperience with which to contend. By the end of the season the team had come a long way and showed it in victories over East Aurora, Elgin, and the upset of the high-rated LaSalle-Peru team. Gary Munn Bob Rea Dick Green Page 16 Chick Monning Gary Pittmon Jim Groninger Tom Jones Dave Shepard Jeff Egolf Mickey Wypych Tom Fisher When the State Tournament came, the Hawks, greatly outsized, lost to a tall Geneva team in their first game of the Regional Tournament. The score was 63 to 50. Led by Captain Dennis Siebert at center, the starting five usually consisted of Gary Munn and Tom Trotter at forwards and Bob Rea and Tom Young at the guard positions. Important replacements were Chick Manning, Mike Heim, Dick Green, and Jim Groninger. The Junior Varsity coached by Arnie Verbic showed great potential as they compiled the fantastic record of 13 wins with only 1 loss. Varsity Basketball Schedule November 25 Glenbard W. 73 WA 59 November 26 Batavia 79 WA 78 December 2 DeKalb 49 WA 43 December 3 Proviso E. 67 WA 52 December 10 Lockport E. Rockford 50 WA 66 December 16 68 WA 57 December 17 York 78 WA 62 December 22 E. Aurora 56 WA 53 January 6 January 7 January 13 January 20 January 27 February 3 February 10 February 17 February 18 Elgin 64 WA 53 Bloom 51 WA 49 Freeport 63 WA 58 L-P 80 WA 59 E. Aurora 52 WA 60 Elqin 55 WA 56 L-P 51 WA 56 W. Rockford 57 WA 56 Crystal Lake 56 WA 49 Tom Trotter and Dennis Seibert go high for a rebound in the East Aurora gome. Jerry Fisher Frank Tumo t i t Page 1 Tom Trotter drives in for a short jump shot at East Aurora. The hord-working Varsity Basketball managers. I. to r.: Ivon Johnson, Chuck Wode. and Tom Landry. Tom Young sinks a jump shot from the side agoinst DeKolb. The Junior Varsity team of 1960-61, I. to r.: Rich Albright. Tom Fisher Jerry Fisher. Cooch Arnie Vcrbic. Bob Conklin, Dove Shepord. Dick Green Jim Groningcr, 8 Ii Nickoison Mike Heim, Tom Jones. Mickey Wypych, ond Jeff Egolf. Page 18 Dennis Seibert drives for a lay-up against Batavia. Tom Young hos a shot blocked by an East Aurora center. Diclc Green sinks a two-pointer agoinst DeKalb. East Aurora defenders try in voin to foil hook shot by Dennis Seibert. Page 19 Th© Sophomor© Boikctboll team is. I. to r.. first row: Dave Petree. John Woyland. Dick McLoughlin, Lorry Kuni. and Roy White. Second row: Denniv Dooley. Ralph Vorit, Bob Popp. Ron Toll. John Dufau. Bob Speers, and Mark Stack. Third row; Randy Tschonnen, Steve Oiie, John Voreis. Tom Fowth. Jim Gee. and Coach Dick Zuege. Sophs Show Potential Rondy Tschonnen toys up the boll for two points against Batavia. Although having a losing season and not doing too well in the Big Eight Conference, the Hawklets showed great potential under Coach Dick Zuege in his second year as sophomore basketball coach. The usual starting team consisted of Randy Tschan-nen, Steve Oxie, John Voreis, Ron Tull and Bob Speers. Bob Speers usually octed as captain of the team. At the close of the season, the Hawk-lets entered in the Wheaton Sophomore Tournament but unfortunately dropped their first game. Page 20 Poge 21 Forword Sieve Oxie mokes a short jump shot. The Vorsity Wrestlers ore, I. to r., Wolly Hinos. Don Sjostrond. Dove Hecg. Don Worner, Woyne Carpenter, Dick Sobers. Jim Ramey. Mike Fisher. Dove Lovekin. Ed Shofer, and Bill Toylor. WRESTLING The 1960-1961 wrestling team had one of its most successful seasons of the last few years. Under Coach Robert Hall, in his first year as wrestling coach, the team was divided into Varsity and Junior-Varsity. The Junior Varsity was composed of both juniors and sophomores. The Varsity, led by Co-Captains Dave Love-kin and Bob Miller, had some very outstanding individual performances. In the Big Eight Wrestling Match, four managed to finish first. They were Dave Lovekin, Bob Miller, Jim Ramey, and Dan Warner. In late February, Bob Miller received fourth place honors, and Jim Ramey won first place in the District Meet. Proceeding to the Sectional, Jim Ramey finished third. Coach Bob Hall congratulates Co-Captains Bob Miller and Dave Lovekin os he presents them with their lettors. Page 22 Dick Sebers is shown reversing his opponent. Dove Lovckin storts to go ofter his Eost Auroro opponent. Don Morgon fights off his opponent's attempts for o pin. Hawk wrestler Don Warner puts on a pinning hold os a referee looks on. Page 23 d fU Bill Toylor tries to pull over his opponent for o pin. J. V. wrestler tokes on his Eost Auroro opponent. Jim Romcy puts on arm lock on his wrestling opponent. Page 24 Bob Miller gains points by riding his opponent. Dan Warner is shown during one of his many wins. Jim Ramey is about to make one of his many pins. I Dan Sjostrand tries to haul down his opponent from Eost Aurora. The Junior-Varsity wrestling squad members are. I. to r., first row, Denny Heifers. Manfred Dusch, Dave Griesser, Dennis Mongers, John Albright, Steve Saunders, Tom Zimmerman. Second row. Steve Kolc, Bob Campbell, Jerry Pigotti, Mike Burgcrt, Ed Dotschcfski, Denny Sallomi, Ted Schindlbeck. Poge 25 Track team members are. I to f.: first row; Mgr. Jim Johnson. Neil Spivey. Jerry Morgan. Roger Porozolder, Humberto Gonzales, Bob Keyes. Rich Albright. Jack Albright. Joy Copaul. Dove Griesser. T m Zimmerman. Dave Petree. Rich Siler. Norm Hesscl. Steve Beck, Dick Havens. Richard Lowry. Bob Conklin. Horold Osby. Jerry Shoger, Jim St. Jules. Second row; Mork Stack, Dennis Mangers. Lincoln Lockhort. Steve Newell. Lorry Kuni. Bob Compbell. Bob Speers. Pool Reedy. Ralph Voris. Dole Storm. Mike Burgert. Phil Welles. Tom Young, Chuck Golbreoth, Dove Lovekin. Jim Lotham. George Huzor. Jim Groninger. Jeff Egolf, Ed Fauth. Third row: Coach Dick Zuego, Mgr. Tom Londry. Mickey Wypych, Terry Doone. Don Holdren. Dick Gramley. Chick Manning. Gory Munn, Dennis Siebert. John McLaughlin. John Vories. Duone Johnson. Tom Jones, Jim Finstrom. Rich Greeley. Steve Oxie, George Evcritt. Eugene Balthazar, Fred Hoffman, Martin Grivetti, Dick Finstrom. 8ill Taylor. Coach Ken Zimmerman, Coach Mike Adolph. TRACK With the return of many lettermen both in track and field, the varsity track team looked forward to a profitable season. In his first year as head coach, Dick Zuege was ably assisted by coaches Zimmerman and Adolph. Although hampered by rain in the first part of the season, the track chargers showed they were in top form with a win over Marmion in their first meet. Jim Ramey captained one of the largest track teams in many years to a very successful season. April 14 Marmion 18 Triangular with Joliet, Kankakee 21 Elgin 25 St. Charles 29 City Relays at East May 2 Kane County 6 DeKalb Relays 9 Mooseheart 13 District Track Meet 18 East and West (Soph.) 19 20 State Meet 23 East and West (Varsity) 27 Big 8 Conference Meet Page 26 Sprinters Jeff Egolf end Terry Doane practice starts. Tom Young glides over hurdles in a practice session. Captain Jim Ramey poses while practicing his pole vaulting. Page 27 The members of the 1961 Tennis squad are, first row. I. to r.: Rofie Podolsky. Tom Kazor, Doug Peterson, Denny Converse. Rod Hondeland. Don Converse. Don Sjostrand, Tom MacDonald. Second row; Mgr. Dick Ford. Dove Neubouer. Chuck DeGroff. Dave Bilstrom. Tim Friday, Mike Jacobs. Richard lamoreaux, Mike Popdan. Steve Blake. Chuck Dittman, and Coach Bob Knilons. TENNIS SQUAD HAS HIGH HOPES With the return of only two lettermen from last years squad, the positions were filled by experienced members of last year's Junior-Varsity. The Varsity was composed of all seniors with the exception of Junior Denny Converse who was also a returning letterman. The seniors filling positipns were Doug Peterson, Mike Jacobs, Rafie Podolsky, Tom Kazar, Rod Handeland, and Tim Friday. The Junior Varsity was made up of sophomores and juniors. Led by Captain Doug Peterson and coached by Robert Knilans, the squad hoped to continue its predecessor's winning ways. Coach Bob Knilons and Captain Doug Peterson tolk over coming tennis matches. Page 28 Rod Handelond ond Mike Jacobs, the first doubles teams, practice in anticipation of the next match. Number one singles ployor, Denny Converse executes Doug Potorson hits a forehand drive, a smashing serve. Tom Kazar and Rcfie Podolsky teom up in doubles. Pago 29 GOLF With Coach Dick Dorsey again leading the golf squad in the spring of 1961, the team looked forward to a very successful season. Because of the loss of John Sloan, the elected captain, Jeff Runkle was chosen as captain. Regularly scheduled practices began after spring vacation, which included a practice match against East Aurora. Much of the early season, however, was hampered by rain. Golfers Ivon Johnson and John Green ottempt short putts. Golf squod mombors are first row, |. tQ r ; Jerfy Campbell. John Brinkmeier. Walt Pennington, Jeff Shoffer. Tom Fisher, Dick Green, Dennis Sallomi. Don McCabe, Jerry Pigatti, Tim Nilles. Bill Howe. Dove Mausmonn. Jeff Runkle. Second row, Don Place. Steve Lee. Larry Dick. Jim Goe, Jim Sweeney, Bill Nicholson, Ross Marks, Mike Heim, Frank Tuma. Jeff Troll. John Hobermeycr, Burt Kellmer, Bob Reo, Ivan Johnson, John Green. Page 30 Hawk baskctballcrs get ready for action Ray Elliot, former University of Illinois football coach, discusses professional fine points with Coach Zimmcrmon. Chief Tom Young fires up Howks at outdoor football assembly. Coach Zuege lauds his footballers. A Page 31 Poge 32 To whatever activity our interest turned the fun and companionship we found far exceeded the effort we gave. Page 33 The Student Council officers ore. scoted. I. to r.: Corol Puklin, see.; Ivon John, ton. pret.; Julie Jordon, treat. Stonding: Mr. Richard Gilet. odvitor, and Rod Hondclond. vicc-prct. STUDENT COUNCIL Included among the new plans and activities of the 1961 Student Council were the foreign exchange student program, the limitation of the number of representatives on the council, the purchase of an honor roll plaque, Homecoming and the East-West Dance. Besides financing the foreign exchange student, the Council arranged for her to specie during an assembly before the student body. By selling programs at basketball and football games, by sponsoring after-the-game dances, and by selling shares to the student body, the Council surpassed its goal needed for next year's exchange student. The awkward size of the Student Council was reduced to forty-seven from seventy-five members eliminating the dual representation that existed by having representatives from the music department, sports department, speech department, publishing staffs, and club organizations. Members ol the Student Council are. first row. I. to r.: Jean Bcotty. Cindy Doran, Joyce Clark, Diane Holdren. Sue Barber. Sue Fry. Judy Boughton. Jon Hanna. Vicki Grometer, Rac Frank, Pot Gicck, and Gretchen Gallagher. Second row: Ed Kettley, Jerry Campbell. Dave Greisser. Mike Camp. Lloyd Hemmings. Corol Armbruster. Vicki Henning. Pot Grieves. Ginger Erekson. Rcnouto Flaim. ond Brenda McClure. Third row: Dick Green. Jeff Egolf. Wendell Minor. Dick Gramley. Doug Peterson. Tom Oxie. Ivan Johnson. Rod Hondeland. and Fred Holfmon. Page 34 Members of the Student Council ore. I. to r.. first row: Lynne Perrinc, Carol Sweosy. Carol Couldwell, Jocqui Warner. Peggy Young. Pott Stuart, Marlono Shafer, Judy Orr, Sue Salzman. and Tom Zimmerman. Second row: Linn Ostberg. Morgaret McCleery. Sharon Reich, Sara Marzulci, Linda Whitson, Louise Yngstrom, Mary Roeder, Julie Jordan, Carol Pultlin, and Dave Petree. Third row: Denny Siebert, Mile Woolcott, Jim Ramey, Bob Reo, Tom Young. Bill Taylor. John Sloan. Rolph Voris. Dove Shepard. Jim Tolbott. Bob Speers. Rafie Podolsky. Supervising the successful Honor Study Program this year were lhc two Honor Study Hall Co-Heads. Marilyn Suttie and Chuck Wade. The Student Council 8oard is I. to r.: Sue Barber, Doug Peterson, Rofie Podolsky, and Sondy Womack. Page 35 Condidotes for Homecoming Queen ore, I. to r.: Julie Jordon. Revo Shepp. Pot Yonk, Sandy Womack, Ruth Ann Martin. Nancy Thorp, Janice Whittle, Dione Lisberg, Brenda McClure, and Nancy Smith. HOMECOMING 1960 Pat Yonk—first attendant Julie Jordon—Queen Sondy Womack—second attendant Page 36 Noncy Smith—third attendant Brenda McClure—fourth attendant Queen Julie Reigns Over 60 Homecoming The Homecoming Court is shown I. to r.: Brcndo McClure, fourth ottendont; Nancy Smith, second ottcndant; Julie Jordan, Queen; Pat Yonlt. first ottendont; and Sondy Womack, third attendant. Page 37 Shown above ore the boys singing Old Man Nooh . at the annual Homecoming Assembly. I. to r.: Pete Tremain. Mickey Mommingo, Dennis Stevens. Fred Hoffman, Steve Bronstcin, Chuck Wode, George Everitt. and Terry Doane. The senior girls don Varsity Football uniforms for their port in the Homecoming Assembly. I. to r.: Pot Grieves. Sharon Aldis. Nancy Smith. Franny Voris. Sandy Womack, Mary Roeder. Suii Kolo. Roe Frank. Jon Whittle. Sue Barber, and Louise Yngstrom. The Junior Class float soys. We No-ah Victory is no Bull. ’NOAH'S ARK LAUNCHED Nook's Ark. the theme of West High's 1960 Homecoming, first took visible form in the preparation for the many colorfully decorated floats. Clever ideas were shown through such names as Our Beetles will Bug Them —which were 2 decorated Volkswagons and We'll Worm Our Way to a Victory. A cute kangaroo declared, We will Pocket Two. An enthusiastic pep assembly was held from 11-12, and at noon school was dismissed. A very successful parade was held. After assembling in front of the school, the many floats were escorted through town by motorcycle policemen. Every loyal West High fan let Aurora know who was going to win. After 2 great victories over Auburn of Rockford, everyone attended Couples Only in a beautifully decorated gym. The Sophomore Class (loot is seen coming down Fox Street. Hero's Two More Noah Saved, tho A Cappello Choir’s float won first prize for the most original. Tho Girls Club floot won first prize for the best decorated. Pago 38 First birthday away from home. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Although many of us were already well-acquainted with Louise Yngstrom, West's first foreign exchange student, the student body came to know her better during the special assembly at which she spoke. She told of the various activities she participated in while she attended the Gymnasium, a girls' school in Sweden. Music, drama, literature, and art ranked high among her favorites. Louise also spoke about her family; she has a fourteen-year-old sister, Birgetta, and an eight-year-old brother Per, who were both as happy as she was at the prospect of a Yngstrom's visit to the United States through the program of the American Field Service. Louise adapted herself from the day she arrived. This fact was evidenced by the enthusiastic student support given to the fundraising drive for next year's exchange student. It's been great! Angels we have heord on high.' Finishing touchos. Page 39 4 The Girls Club officers ore, I. to r., standing: Soil Kolo, points chairman; Sandy Womack, vice pres.; Margaret McCleery, treos.; K°y Cronin, sec.; and Frannie Voris, points chairman. Scatod: Miss Isla Tishcr, sponsor, and Vicki Grometor, pres. GIRLS' CLUB Tho Big Sistors aro, first row, I. to r.: JoAnno Scholl, Lynno Zimmerman, Corol Artor, Judy Willgeroth, Revo Shepp, Pam Clark, Joyco Hagon, Carol Swoasy, Linda Hick, Margarot Kunoy, Janice Whittle, ond Roe Frank. Socond row: Becky Parnham, Sharon Aldis, Kittio Barton. Paulo Gall. Koron Schoofer. Kay Cronin. Linn Ostborg. Third row: Sue Fry, RuthAnn Martin, Margaret McCloory, Judy Bough-ton, Joyco Clark. Mary Roodor, and Sherri Lohmon. Page 40 The Girls Club, under the lively leadership of President Vicki Grometer and the capable guidance of Miss Isla Tisher, performed countless tasks and rendered much-appreciated services. The members especially enjoyed participating in the many activities whch are also offered. The first of these, a lovely autumn style show, Day by Day,” previewed a school year of fashion. The Christmas Tea, the Father-Daughter Banquet, the Valentine Tea, and the Birthday Banquet, the never-to-be-missed social functions, were even a greater success than in the previous years. Also exciting and fun was the Bow Dance, Sweet Sensation,” held on April 15. To climax the season, the graduating seniors invited their mothers to the annual Mother-Daughter Tea. The members of the Girls Club worked as Volunteers. During the year many of the girls performed community services which included volunteer work at the Y.W.C.A., Copley Hospital, and the Empty Stocking Fund Party. Through service and active participation the girls themselves have come to a better understanding of purposeful citizenship. The Girls Club Board members are shown, first row. I. to r.: RuthAnn Martin, DeAnn McDavitt, Carol Cauldwell. Second row: Carol Puklin, Pam Kohn, Marnie Peters. BIG SISTERS Tho Big Sisters ore. first row, I. to r.: Pam Kohn. Sue Barber. Brenda McClure. Diane Lisberg, Janice Peterson, Marnie Peters. Judy Orr, Julie Price, and DeAnn McDavitt. Second row: Linda Whitson, Carol Cauldwell, Frances Voris, Nancy Smith, Terri Alschuler, Lorna Dennis, and Carol Puklin. Third raw: Kathy Doran, Sandy Womack, Vicki Grometer, Carol Coleman, Julie Jordan, Nancy Thorp, and Ginger Hattersly. Page 41 SWEET SENSATION Holding their lollipop scepters, ore the newly-crowned Bow King and court. They are, first row, I. to r.: Ivon Johnson. 4th attendant; Denny Siebert, 3rd attendant; Bob Rea, 5th attendant. Second row: Tom Young. 2nd attendant; John David, 1st attendant. Third row: Gary Munn, Bow King. Sweet Scnsotion, theme of the 1961 Bow Dance, suggested gingor-breod houses, candy lanes, and chocolate kisses for decorations. Early in April the girls made a mod dash to ask their certain fellow for a date. Then they either mode or ordered a corsage of assorted candies for their date- After the crowning of the king at the dance, each girl treated her guy to dinner. L'HIVERAIME A long-cherished hope of oil West High students become o reolity tViis yeor when the combined class boards onnounced that o grand winter ball, appropriately named L’Hiverolme, or Winterlove. would be held on December 23. Unique to this occasion was the fabulous lloor show with Mr. Al Mario, os moster-of-ceremonies. to complete the gay French atmosphere. The exciting, suspense-filled climax to the festive dance came when Lynne Pcrrine and Tom Young (pictured above) were crowned King and Queen. It is hoped by all that the Winter formal will become one of the great traditions of West High. I Pago 43 Mrs. Thelma Maze gives final advice to Miss Jean Lenta. Carol Swoosy, choirman, led the Pop Club in a most successful year. Pom-pom girls oro. I. to t.: Judy Orr. Pot Yonk. Pot Geick. Sylvia Schuldt. Kittie Barton. Carol Sweosy. Margaret Kuney. Sue Barber. Sandy Womack. Nancy Smith. Fran Voris. Made line Merta, Revo Shcpp, Janice Whittle. Kathy Doran, and Marnie Peters. PEP CLUB Once each week throughout the year the senior girls in Pep Club meet in various committees to plan clever ways to build the spirit at West High. Following the line tradition and high standards set by Mrs. Thelma Maze, the new Pep Club adviser Miss Jean Lentz guided the activities in an able manner. The Pep Club was responsible for making the artistic displays and signs which became a familiar sight in the halls at West. In addition, the other committees planned the pep assemblies and wrote amusing dialogues for the morning announcements. Our thanks to both Mrs. Maze and Miss Lentz, to Carol Sweasy and the pep-committee chairmen who continually kept W.A. spirit high by their example and hard work. Tho Pop Committco it, I. to r., first row: Judy Orr. Suii Kole, Pam Kohn, Vicki Grometor. Roe Frank. Carol Sweosy. and Judy Boughton. Second row: Margaret Kuney. Kittie Barton, Sue Fry, Pott Stuart, Nancy Thorp. Pat Rennor, Brenda McClure, and Suo Barber. Third row: Pete Tremoin. Bob Miller. RuthAnn Mortin, Sheri Lehman, Linn Ostberg, Dave Lovokin, and Tom Young. Fourth row; Doug Peterson, Rod Handclond. Jim Ramey, and Denny Siebert. Page 44 Members of the Writer's Committee are I. to r.: Roe Frank, Suo Kole, Janice Peterson. Sharon Aldis. Members of the Display Committee are first row, I. to r.: Joyce Clark, Sylvia Schuldt, Carol Coleman, Donna Floit, Mary Rocdcr. Second row: Diane Stevenson. Carolyn Murphy. Torri Alschuler, Karen Schaefer, Sue Barber, Sandy Womack. Third row: Judy Orr, Carol Puklin, Judy Goldman, Sue Weihman, Judy Boughton, Brenda McClure, Linda Hick. Let’s Shoot ’Em To The Moon. Members of the Specialties Committee are first row, I. to r.: Pat Gieck, Marnie Peters, Julie Jordan, Vicki Grometer. Second row: Pat Grieves. Linda Whitson, Pott Stuart, Julie Price. Members of the Sign Committee are first row, I. to r.: Carol Arter, Louise Yngstrom. Kittie Barton, Pom Clark. Second row: Joyce Hagen, Ruth Ann Martin, Nancy Thorp, JQn Hanna. Jan Whittle. Members of the Art Committee are I. to r.: Joanne Scholl. MargQrB| Kuney, Sherri Lehman, Kay Cronin, Nancy Smith. Poge 45 CHEERLEADERS Our spirited Varsity Cheerleaders are shown with their fomilior pom-poms. L. to r.: Nancy Thorp, Linn Ostberg. Pot Renner. Brenda McClure, Captain Judy Boughton. and Pom Kohn. The peppy Sophomore Cheerleaders are shown in formation. They are from I. to r.: Sue Salimon, Jenny Potteiger, Lynne Pcrrine, Lindy Drew, Mory Kay Mogill, and Diane Holdrcn, kneeling. Page 46 Officers ond Choirmcn for this yeor's G.A.A. ore, bock row. I. to r.: Morgorct Kuney. Secretory; Pot Stuort and Judy Orr, Co-Presidents; ond Nancy Felts, Vice-President. Front row: Beth Trumbo, Early Winter Sports Chairman; Mornic Peters. Treasurer; Nancy Rochelle. Spring Sports Chairman; Jackie Olson. Junior Points Secretory; and Helen Moore. Senior Points Secretory. Absent when pictures were token ore Margie Johnson. Lotc Winter Sports Choirman; ond Corol Brush. Foil Sports Choirmon. G.A.A. The Board members of G.A.A. ore. first row. I. to r.: Ann Crimi, Carol Barclay, ond Sue Kole. Second row: Jan Hanna. Marianne Gillette. Nancy Thorp, Bobbie Barkley, Gerry Jucius, ond Pat Renner. Head over heels in G.A.A. Look. Mo, no hands! Pago 47 EOS EDITORIAL STAFF Diane Lisberg—Administration Editor Ginger Erekson—Editor in Chief Corol Puklin—Activities Editor Carol Couldwcll—Copy Editor Frances Voris—Class Editor Page 48 EOS BUSINESS STAFF The EOS Business Staff and their advisor, Mr. Hugo Peterson, are largely responsible for making the publication of the EOS possible. Adviser and business manager of the EOS: Mr. Peterson, Judy Orr. Business staff managers arc, I. to r.: Marnie Peters, Joyce Moody. Sharon Aldis, Linda Hick, Kay Cronin, Aljcne Hauer. They raise money to finance the yearbook by visiting factories, stores, and homes in the annual Patron drive. Each girl earns a certain number of points every time the people she visits donate to the fund. Those girls earning the most points are given positions of merit on the Business Staff. Business Staff of the EOS consists of. first row, I. to r.: Pat Goick, Sue Kole, Mary Wolf, Janet Blankenhagen. Second row: Marilyn Weiss, Carol Coleman, Sylvia Schuldt. Pat Yonk. Third row: Donna Floit, Margaret Kuney, Judy Goldmon, Pott Stuart. Fourth row: Diane Stevenson, Nancy Thorp, Terri Alschuler, Sharon Truemper. Pago 49 Beginning the yeor with a new advisor and an active staff, THE RED AND BLUE has undergone a complete re-organization. Governing the student publication was a six-member Editorial Board composed of the Editor-in-Chief and the five page editors. Completing the editorial staff were five associate editors. Lowest on the newspaper's ladder of authority were the reporters, whose contributions provided the material for the fulfillment of the editors' ideas. The two largest projects tackled by the staff, other than the publication of the newspaper, were the mock presidential election in November and the Small Ball, a record hop whose proceeds went to the March of Dimes campaign. Throughout 1960-61, from its first ditto copy to its final issue in June, THE RED AND BLUE has served its school and community dependably and well. RED AND BLUE Editor Susan Fry is seen at the print shop reviewing the latest release of the Red and Blue. fCBMAKY Gathered around the table for a typical business day ore the Red ond Blue Page Editors. They oro from I. to r.: Revo Shepp, Rod Hande-land. Rafie Podolsky. Mike Woolcott, Mike Woavcr, Vicki Gromotor. Page 50 Red and Blue Reporting Staff Membors of the Red ond 8luo reporting stoff ore, first row, I. to r.: Gerry Jucius. Jocqui Worner. Mornie Peters. Second row: Donna Floit. Koy Cronin, Jane Chauncey. Third row: Sandy Womack, Sharon Roich. Barb Wilmarth. Janice Peterson. Mary Maudsley. Beth Trumbo. Fourth row; Solly Hickman, Pam Ethington. Carol Vonerka. Fifth row: Nikki Schaub. Betty Aldis, Lorna Dennis. Joyce Clork, Dick Green. Sixth row; Mork Polen, John Hobermeyer, Mary Roeder, Barry Woolcott. John Welch. Ivon Johnson, Chuck Wade. Page 51 A CAPPELLA CHOIR AUcUU.. Goil RorUf. Shore Reich ,.99v ta, .Third McDonold. Sally Oolker. Julie Price. Undo Whitson. Pot Grieves. Sandy Womack. Fourth row: .Jaje,k J r ‘ Momminao Don main. Denny Sollomi. Tom Gollagher. Don Peterson. Fifth row: Anita Kingsbury. George Todd. Bob Conkl.n Mickey Mo gI . McCabe. Goil Tennant. Denny Stevens. Sixth row: Joyco Print:. Joh.i Green. Ken Brown. Dave lotham. Chuck Wode. Fred Ho Handelond. Page 52 Members of the A Cappella Choir ore, first row, I. to r.: Ann Crimi, Carol Barclay. Kay Hawks, Pam Kohn. Pom Clark, Jan Whittle, Sue Kole. Second row: Nancy Smith. Judy Boughton, Diane Olson, Judy Burkhard, Peggy Hanson, Diane Hasselboum, Nancy Felts. Diane Lis-berg. Third row: Margaret McCleery, Linn Ostberg. Ruth Ann Martin, Bobbie 8arcley. Nancy Thorp, Becky Pornham, Kris Dykstro, Louise Yngstrom. Fourth row: Doug Peterson. Steve Bronstein, Dave Lisborg, Norm Hessel. Bill Thompson. Joann Pocus, Pat Stuart. Fifth row: John Coficld, Gene Keck, Bill Thompson, Jim Talbot, Mike Weaver. Judy Henne, Nancy Smith. Sixth row: Dick Gromley. Wendell Minor, Bill Hanson, Jim Graham, George Everitt, Terry Doane, Linda David. Page 53 A CAPPELLA CHOIR SHOW Mr. Sten Halfvarson, our choir director, loolti through music used in this year's show, Zingdro. This year's A Cappello officers arc. I. to r.: Pete Tremoin. Pres.; Pat Gicck. See.; Linda Whitson. Troasuror; and Chuck Wade. Vice-Pros. The writers of the original show Zingoro are, I. to r.: Pete Tremoin, Mar-garot McCleory, Pom Kohn (chairman), Sharon Reich, and Chuck Wade. The entire cost of Zingoro bids a fond farewell. Page 54 When I was a young man courtin a girl is relived by Chief Don McCabe. Got on angel on my shoulder sings Julie Jordon dreamily. Oooo! This gypsy culture holds such fantastic power over my soul, emotes Sue Swinchommer. The men practico up for their gypsy donee. Zingako. They are, first row, I. to r.: George Everitt, Mickey Mamminga. Bob Conklin. Bill Johnson, and Terry Doano. Second row: Chuck Wade, Dave Lisborg, Gene Keck, Steve Bronstcin, and Jim Talbot. Tho spirits prophesize that, One man will be chosen chief. They are, I. to r.: Sandy Womack, Linn Ostberg, Mary Roedcr, Louise Yngstrom, Pat Charbauski, and Joyce Printz. Doug Peterson expounds upon Phronology, or Bumps Margaret McCleery chants. Hixagobo, molagadoo, when she contacts the on a person's head. omniscient spirits. Page 55 o Shown above ore the Sophomore Choir officers. I. to r.: Stove Kole. sec.; Tom Zimmerman. vice-pros.; Viclt Henning, pres.; ond Grctchen Gallagher, treos. Members of the Sophomore Choir ore. first row, I. to r.: Pat Monaco. Linda Meyers. Sarah Grieves, Mary Kay Mogill, Kothy Holt, Lindy Drew. Marti Doss. Sandy Swenson. Sheila Thornton. Jenny Potioigcr. Cheryln Gieser, Barb Beremon. and Alyce Lehnert. Second row; Rosel Brown, Betty Aldis. Jane Calvert. Kathy Stork. Karen Bobzien, Sue Solfisburg, Jennifer Critton, Holly Peterson. Linda Koester, Juanita Reedy. Mary Morcfield. and Carol White. Third row: Sally Hickman, Nancy Daley, Kate Steinmon. Diane Holdren, Barb Mookcsteod, Corol Brooke. Judy Cheatham. Dee Ann King. Mike Brown. Dave Griesscr, Joe Fletcher. Barry Woolcott. ond John Dutko. Fourth row; Peggy Main. 8cth Bumgarner, Ross Dutton. Joyce Grcenwald. Barb Small, Ann Ward. Kothy Anderson. Judy Roetaer, Dick Mills. John Brinkmeier, Lincoln Lockhart, Jeff Nuyon, Ronnie Tull. Page 56 SOPHOMORE CHOIR The Sophomore Choir, under the direction of Mr. Sten Holfvarson, made its first appearance in the P.T.A. Christmas Concert on December 20. March 7, they participated in the annual Sophomore Choir and Orchestra Concert. Both per-formances showed the choir's ability to blend, to sing clear tones, and to stay in tune. The fine repertoire of the Combined Spring Concert consisted of Great God and God of Our Salvation by Mueller, Miserere Mei by Lotti, and Keep It Gay by Rodgers. Director Sten Holfvarson mokes some final changes on the program used in the annual Christmas Concert. Members of the Sophomore Choir arc, first row. I. to r.: Lynne Perrinc, 8onnic Tull, Sharon Trucmper, Carol Davis, Judy Hobart, Mary Lop-shonsky. Barbara White. Gretchen Gallagher, Carol Christofferson, Linda Phicffcr, and Sue Salzman. Second row: Gloria McNeill, JoAnn White. Marilyn Smilie. Cheryl Mundy, Sue Johnson. Mary Ann Kelly, Mary Ann Both©, Torry Slaney. Judy Arbeitcr, Barbara Barton, Barbara Nanco, and Jamie Wenkus. Third row: Bob Speers, Dove Stone. Steve Kolc, Tom Zimmerman, Ernesto Reina, John Waylond. Lairy Kum, Mik© Jones. Margo Hinton. Sharon Buerer. Cyndy Doran, and Sarah Morzuki. Fourth row; Jim Geo. Dick Finstrom. Kent Shell, Rolph Voris. Steve Oxic, George Huszar, Steve Newell. Dale Smith. Joan Swinchammcr. Vicky Henning, Carol Armbrustor. and Morcio Grossman. Pogo 57 Gathered around the piano the Girls Glee Club officers ore, standing, I. to r.: Jane Chouncey. treas.: Janice Hanno. sec.; Joyce Hagen, vice pres. Seated: Jackie Warner, pres. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Two public performances marked the Girls Glee Club activities this year. The first was the annual PTA Christmas Concert, on December 20, and the second was the Combined Spring Concert, on March 7. At the December concert, the audience thoroughly enjoyed the French fold song, Patapan. Caroling, Caroling by Burt, was another favorite that evening. Inspired by a fine first performance, the choir sang remarkably well for their second appearance. He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, by Gustafson, Thanks Be To God, by Dickson, and Bless This House, by Brahe were very well performed. Members of the Girls' Glee Club are. firs row. I. o r.: Mor ho Saltxeral. Sondi Smith, Susan Young. Judy Horp. Sollio Glover. Vickio Henke. Jerrie Binns. Carol Arter. Eileen Ekstrom. Donna Stofford, Sue Kyler, Nancy Swan. Judy Orr, Suson Williams, Dena Pappas. Second row: Bette Stork. Koy Stephens. Nancy Rocholl, Lori Krueger, Sharon Grover. Lindo Hick, Joyce Hagen, Diono Horn's, Diane Hubbard, Ginger Hottersley. Lindo Head, Sharon Thompson, Jodio Walsh. Marilyn Moyer. Third row: Ruthanne Lettsome. Diana Ellis. Barb Wilmorth. Leono Ervin. Lorraine McDonald. Jeon Beatty. Jon Hanna. Pat Yonk. Jane Chouncey. Frances Voris. Sharon Aldis. Linda Miller. Mary Lou Bessette. Barb Roy. Karon Patterson. Vicki Kozcnxe. Fourth row: Karen Kellan. Lynno Erickson. ComiMo Bignell. Anna Koostor, Jackie Warner. Ann Lintner. Lois Sonf, Mary Harris. Carol Leo Thompson, Loraine Grisch, Carol Honricker, Diono Parker, Pom Ory. Carolyn Wilks. Barb Maremo. Joanne Pocus, Aliene Hauer. Page 58 Member of the 8oys’ Glee Club are, first row, I. to r.: Paul Melvin. Pete Tremoin, Bill Morte. Dave Griesser. Jock Townsend. Chris Brown, Koy Wyeth. Jim Clark, and Julio Biota. Second row: John Brinkmeier, Jim St. Jules, Dove Garrison, Mark Polen. Chuck Owen, Terry Pod-schweit, Steve Beck. Mike Sartoin. ond Steve Bronstein. Third row: Jerry Schoeger, Ed Dais, Mike Burgert. Morris Co . Bill Groy. Bill Toylor, Dove Shopard ond Kent Olson. Fourth row: Steve Lee. Lorry Dick. Jim Leonordi, Morty Honoker. Paul McKee. Phil Welles. Jim Gee. Ralph Voris, and Greg Dieterle. BOYS' GLEE CLUB At the annual P.T.A. Christmas Concert on December 20, the Boys’ Glee Club sang a thirteenth century melody, O Come, O Come Immanuel and a German carol, Christ Was Born on Christmas Day. By singing these and several other fine selections, they were able to show great improvement over previous Glee Clubs. Their second public performance was at the annual Sophomore Choir-Orchestra Concert on March 7. The group is under the direction of Mr. Sten Halfvarson. Officers of the Boys’ Glee Club ore, seated: Dove Griesser. Pres. Standing, Bill Taylor. Trees.: Dove Shepard. Vice-Pres.; ond Dove Garrison. Sec. Page 59 The Bond lormi the traditionol block A, ot half-time. CONCERT The Bond member! ore. I. to r.. firit row: Rod Hondelond. Rolic Podoliky. Gory Sounder!. Linda Whition. ond Judy Pollock. Second row: Horry Gibbin!, Korlo Kinier. Morty Honaker, Carol Colemon. Koy 8oily, Don Place. Paul Water , ond Helen Moore. Third row; Gory Bieiber. DcAnn Becker. Kathic Siofert. Judy Heller, ond Tom Howel. Fourth row; Pot Smith. Diane Kopp. Sheri Barton. Mary DcLach. Loren Williami. Ron Koufmon, Chuck DeGroll. Greg Cole. Dave Alliion. Mike Wodell. ond Dove Houimonn. Fifth row: Rachel Bodo, Lynn Erickion. Gory Annii. Corol Couldwell. John Horrii. Scott Morrow. George Neporcnny. John Oloion. ond Ruity Sternberg. Pogc 60 Indian Twirlcr. Carol Coleman, stands beneath the gool posts. Director Warren Felts is shown during a first period bond rehearsal. BAND The Band members ore. I. to r.. first row: Morgoret Patterson. Terri Wodo. Nancy Felts. Mory Jeon Switzer. Jan Gronquist. Second row; Dave Bilstrom. Jim Groninger. Ed Kettlcy. Jim Bantz. Dole Storm. Sheri Spreho. Bill Howe. Morilyn Ross. Dove Lisberg. Third row: Worth Hill. Jeff Egolf. Ed Dungan, Burton Callmer. Jim Latham. Jerry Campbell, Walter Ponnington. Donny Converse. Mike Bourgo. Leota Muclder. Ed Dotschefske. Sue Taggert. Fourth row; Micky Mommingo. Don Convorso. Los Brewick. Mike Popdon. Steve Lee. Bob Wehrs. Tim Friday. Bob Shepard. Larry McCabe. Don Greely. Doug Scofe. Fifth row; Mike Woolcott Dove French. Mark Polen. Lloyd Hemmings. Director Warren Felts. Page 61 Members of tho Donee Bond ore. I. to r.. first row: Mike Bourgo, Dove Bilstrom. Jim Groningor. Pool Waters, Rod Hondclond, Gory Beisbier, Horry Gibbins, Jim Bonti. Ed Kottloy. Second row: Don Greeley, Bob Shepard, Denny Converse. Lorry McCobe. Mick Mommingo. Tim Fridoy. Doug Scofe, Mike Woolcott. Third row; Worth Hill, Dove Housmonn, Greg Cole. Dove Allison. Mike Waddill, Ron Koofmonn. Jeff Egolf, Dove Lotham, George Ncporenny, John Harris, Dave Fronch. Around the piano: Director Warren Felts, Mary Jeon Switzer, Don Ploce. WEST HIGH BAND ACTIVITIES In his seventeen-yeor-old uniform. Bond Pres. Rod Hordelond proudly points to his now self. _ , _ . , . i- r • Noncy Felts. Mary DcLoch, Judy Pollock, ond Carol rhe Bond Flog Twirlers ore. I. to ouldwell. Pago 62 Shown above aro the Iwo perky band baton twirlers. L. to r.: Terri Wade and Diane Kopp. fl - v Rod Handeland looks down at who! used to be. SYMPHONIC BAND Members of the 1961 Symphonic Band are. first row. I. to r.: Rachel Bada. Gary Biesber, Don Place. Koy Boily, Judy Heller. Gory Saunders. Rod Hondelond. Rafie Podolsky. Linda Whitson, Harry Gibbins. Karla Kinier. Mortin Honoker. Judy Pollock. Jim Bonti. Jan Gronquist. Mary Jean Switicr. Nancy Felts, and Terri Wode. Second row: Chuck DeGroff. Greg Cole. Dave Allison. Mike Wadell. Dave Hausmon. Worth Hill. Jeff Egolf. Sue Taggert. Dave Bilstrom. Jim Groninger. Ed Kettley. Dave Lisberg. Marilyn Ross. Bob Howe, Sheri Sprehe. and Director Warren Felts. Third row: John Harris. Scott Merrow. Carol Couldwell. Mick Mamminga. Les Brewick. Lorry McCabe. Don Place. Doug Scofe. Dove French. Gory Annis, Lloyd Hemmings. Mark Polen and Mike Woolcott. Page 63 Admiring the new bond uniforms, ore the bond officers, who are. I. to r., Dove Allison, trees.: Ivon Johnson. vice-pres.; Carol Cauldwell. see.; Dove Lisberg, drum major; Carol Coleman. Indian; and Rod Hande-lond. pres. BAND VARIETIES - 1961 Including modern jazz arrangements and classical numbers, Band Varieties of 1961 also staged colorful vocal and dance ensembles. The Dance Band, the Symphonic and Concert Bands provided two hours of delightful entertainment. Practicing their lively dance routine for the Bond Show. Qr« Shari Sprehe. Diane Kopp. and Marilyn Ross. Page 64 Seventeen was the original number and all of them were strings. In fact ten were beginning strings. This is one fact that many people do not realize. High school orchestra is a tremendous way to learn how to play strings. Many students have begun here and later become fine players in college orchestras. During the second semester, several woodwind and brass band players joined the original 17. For three weeks, they diligently practiced for the only public performance they gave—the combined Sophomore Choir-Orchestra Concert, which was given on March 7th. The time element proves to be the biggest problem: they meet only | 2 hour a day, during 4B. Orchestra officers arc standing from I. to r.: Nikki Schoub, sec.; Carol Cauld-wcll. vice-pres.; Bob Wehrs, trees. Seated. Becky Parnhom. pres. ORCHESTRA Members of the Orchestra ore. first row. I. to r.: Nikki Schoub. Joyce Prinh, Carole Barclay. Karla Kinzer, Carol Jacobsen. Martin Hono-ker, Becky Pornham. Second row: Diane Hubbard. Martin Grivetti. Jon Gronquist. Nancy Felts. Rod Hondeland. Harry Gibbins. Don Place. Gary Beisbicr, Dove Bilstrom. Sue Toggert. Ed Kettley, Jim Bantz, Ed Dungon. Mary Jeon Switzer. Third row; Mick Mammingo. Dan Sjostrond. Carol Couldwell. John Harris. John Oleson. Bob Wehrs. Jim Haeslor, Wayne Springer, Mike Wadell. Dave Allison. Lorry McCabe. Doug Scafo, Don Greeley. Bob Howe. Dave Lisberg. Page 65 oWvttu o HV 'Wsspsans ot«. 'o f.’. Cqto Covj J cW, Stc.; JonTcc Petition. N tt� V«t . P.a PtonY. Ptes. VAt. W HoutWltv, Sponior. The National Thespian Sociely—Troupe 2013, now in its second year has grown in membership Irom the original twelve members to a present membership ol thirty-six. Thespians is o national dramatic honor society. Its main objective is to promote secondary school dramatic activities. Membership is awarded alter one has participated in dramatic activity on stage or on crew lor a specilied number ol hours. Members have worked on the scenery lor the onnual contest play, participated in the all-school ploys presented in the (all and spring, experienced the thrill ol attending the legitimate theatre in Chicago, ond attended summer workshops at vorious universities. NKNOHKL THESPtkN SOCIETY Limited production facilities hove not swayed West High's Thespians from their devotion to the old theatre maxim, The show must go on. 'V 1 , | . Voris Nancy Daley, Jonicc Peterson. Pot v. 'V% J''«'P,0n 0, ; '• 'V- ,0 : Dt nV Mongars. F,one ' ch ||, Carol Could-cll. Pam Ethington. Snnbcr, VAcmte Pe'e� %. and Jobn Habermeyer. Second row. DicV Green. Ken A.nr batton. V eVt Grometer, Joanne ScboW. and Tom Oiie. Page 66 FIRST ALL-SCHOOL PLAY STAGE DOOR Olga Brandt Mattie Mary Harper (Big Mary) Mary McCune (Little Mary) Bernice Niemeyer Madeline Vauclain Judith Canfield Ann Braddock Kaye Hamilton Jean Maitland Bobby Melrose Louise Mitchell Susan Paige Pat Devine Kendall Adams Terry Randall Tony Gillette Ellen Fenwick Mrs. Orcutt Frank Sam Hastings Jimmy Devereaux Fred Powell Lou Milhauser David Kingsley Keith Burgess Dr. Randall Larry Westcott Adolph Gretzel Louise Yngstrom Diane Harker Kathy loratfi Ann Barton Judy Goldman Mamie Peters Nancy Daley Diane Lisberg Mary Maudsley Pam Ethington Nancy Fagel Margaret Kuney Joanne Scholz Barbara Wilmarth Laura Anderson Vicki Grometer Sandi Smith Pam Kohn Marilyn Moyer Margaret McCleery Howard Smukler Bill Nicholson Jeff Troll Fred Hoffman Wendall Minor Dick Sebers Dave Neubauer John Habermeyer Dick Green Jim Finstrom Martin Honaker Bob Buckley Mrs. Orcutt (Morgorct McCleery) remembers, Dovid Kingsley, little David Kingsley. I remember when you were just on oflicc boy and I was on 8roadwoy. Keith (Dick Green) tries to explain, But, Terry, don't you see: This Anticipation grows os curtoin time draws near, is my one big chance. Page 67 I ’t just too. too. too. utterly, utterly . . . New School Of Wives John DunloD Dave Lovekin Bill Tavlor Morion Dunlop Janice Petersen Sue Fry Maid Carol Townsend Joanne Scholz Ellon DunlaD Sharon Reich Judv Bouahton Roberta Vance Barb Wilmarth Mamie Peters Cecile Pendleton Vicky Henning Jacquie Warner Harriet Schofield Sue Willgeroth Warren Price Pam Ethington Phil Welles Mike Woolcott Onlookers with o criticol eye. Letters To Lucerne Erna Janice Whittle Olga Betty Aldis Hans Dennis Malmgren Mrs. Hunter Sharon Aldis Miss Linder Brenda McClure Gustave Dan Johnson Dave Neubauer Marguerite Carol Brush Marion Judy Goldman Felice Vicki Gromefer Bingo Susan Dols Sally Ann Barton Poge 68 Shall we read our letters now? The EPILOGUE FROM ST. JOAN Charles, King of France Brother Martin Joan Cauchon, Bishop of Beauvais Dunois An English Soldier Chaplain de Stogumber The Executioner Earl of Warwick A Gentleman Mike Bourgo Dennis Malmgren Nancy Daley Jane Bloom Jim Groninger Kent Shell Terry Doane Mickey Wypych Bill Taylor John Habermeyer Dick Green Easy, Charlie, cosy. Get up you fools, who do you think you are? During the school year Frances Voris and Pat Shriber worked as assistant directors to Mr. Haushalter. Page 69 Yes. madam, I am very stuck on myself. NATIONAL DEBATE CHAMPIONS 1960 Scoft Whitlock and Graham Evans, ihown at the Notional debate tourney, happily receive the first ploce trophy. Aurora-West, III., broke the domination of the National debate tournament by Seminole, Okla., the winner in 1958 and 1959. Graham Evans and Scott Whitlock united their labor to win first place with a 4-1 decision in the final debate with Independence, Mo. The Aurora team gained 21 favorable ballots from a possible 29 throughout the tournament. The debaters scored 68 points each and specialized in deabte only. Caroline Drumond was the winning coach. The school has attended six previous Nationals, but this is the first big win. The ROSTRUM Maintaining the honor of debate, this year's team met competition on virtually every week-end during second and third quarters. In January, West was host to the debate events in the East-West Speech Tournaments. The 1961 Debate squad consists of Marta Nevompoo and Mary Moudsley, seated, and Dave Ginsberg. Jim Eisner. Doug Peterson, Dave Neubouer. Jim Finstrom, Tom Otic. Kent Shell. Howard Smuckler. and Rofie Podolsky, standing. Page 70 Members of the Nationol Forensics League are. first row, I. to r.: Howie Smuckler, Judy Goldman, Terri Alschulcr. Marta Ncvampao. Mary Maudsley. Vicki Grometer. and Mor-nie Peters, Second row: Dave Ginsberg. Doug Peterson, Kent Shell. Dave Neubauer. Tom Oxie, Jim Finstrom, Jim Eisner, and Rofie Podolsky. NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE The officers of N.F.L., with Miss Caroline Drummond, ore Mary Maudsley and Rafie Podolsky. Standing: Marnie Peters. Doug Peterson, and Marta Nevampaa. Rebuttal”, WBBM-TV's televised debate series, was the scene of success for Miss Drummond's teams. The program pitted sixteen schools against one another in a five round elimination contest. One of the teams West sent to the TV debates and the between-rounas commentator. Susan Fry. pQgo 71 Members of the Allied Medicol Careers Club ore. firs row. I. to r.: Koren Seidelman. Sondro Swenson. Jody Cheatham. Connie Stover. Noncy Swon. and Soe Johnson. Second row: Linda Heinz. Shirley Hoevker. Sue Traman. Vicki Kozonse. Jacquie Williams. Jon Hanna, and Modeline Mertes. Third row; Ruthonn McDoffee. Noncy Ely. Cornelia Bignell. Gorry Jucois. Mory Schussler. Lindo Whitson. Carol Could-well. Sue Hortmon. and Jon 8lonkenhagen. ALLIED MEDICAL CAREERS The officers of Allied Medical Corcers Club ore. I. to r.: Connie Stover. Program Chairman; Nancy Swon. Vice-Pres.; Mrs. Gladys Carlson. Sponsor; Carol Could-'■'©II. Pres.; Madeline Mertes. Sec.; and Mory Schussler. Trees. Allied Medical Careers Club promotes interest in vocations in the field of medicine and provides information in these fields. During the first semester a representative from both Northwestern University and Copley Hospital acquainted the members of the club with their particular courses in nurses training. Juniors and seniors who did either volunteer work or nurses aid work during the previous summers explained their jobs and told some of their experiences at one of the club meetings. Some of the members attended a seminar at Bardwell School that was sponsored by the State Medical Auxiliary. After graduation many members of the club plan to become nurses or do some other kind of work in the medical field. Page 72 The Point Pot Club helps its members Appreciate art and helps them become aware of the large role that art plays in the world today. This club is responsible for many of the colorful displays seen in the art lobby throughout the school year. In December they sent favors to the veteran hospitals. In the spring they had a former West High student, who is now an established commercial artist, give a talk on commercial art. Several times during the school year, the club members entertained themselves by doing some indoor and outdoor sketching. Standing near the unique Christmas display in the art lobby or© th© officers and sponsor of the Point Pot Club. They are. I. to r.: Mrs. Barbara Ransom, sponsor; Joyce Clark, treos.; Carol Lipsey, sec.; Ruth Buck, pres.; and Vickie Henke, vice-pres. PAINT POT CLUB Members of tho Point Pot Club are. first row. I. to r.: Bronda Dula, Judy Burckhard, Ruth Buck. Carol Brush, Camilla Stenson. Vicki Henko, Solly Glover. Corol Lipsey. Second row; Koren Schaofor. Paula Gall, Mary Snyder. Ruthann Lettsom©. Sharon Thompson! Susan Dols! Jockie Fohn. Suo Soagrist, Marcia Lirot. Third row: Joanne Scholl. Joyce Clark. Sharon Lohman. Gary Galbrecht. Jim Eddie. Jock Eddie. Nancy Smith. Jacquie Warner. Bobbie Barkley. Pago 73 Inspecting the new longuage laboratory equipment are the officers and sponsors of the Foreign longuoge Club. Sooted: Pot Grieves, pres. Stonding. I. to r.: Mr. Al Morio. sponsor; Mary Ann Kelly, trees.; Ann Word, vice-prcs.; Judy Pollock, sec.; and Mr. Donald Wcstcott. asst.-sponsor. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The Foreign Language Club, an organization open to any student currently enrolled in the language department, is designed to create a better understanding of other lands and peoples among the students studying French. Latin, and Spanish. The members heard lectures on Mexico, Japan, and European countries, given by various teachers and visitors. The club's major activity this year was a banquet to which all members brought the ingredients for an ''International pot-luck supper. Guest of honor at this occasion was the foreign exchange student, Louise Yngs-trom. Entertainment in the form of a full length foreign movie was provided through funds primarily acquired by the cooperative efforts of club members who willingly gave their time in the concession at the East-West basketball game. Membors of the Foreign Language Club are. first row. I. to r.: Sue Solfisburg, Mary Lapshonski. Jennifer Critton, Marti Ross. Terri Wade, Sue Kyler, Penny Skirm. Kathy Stock. Second row; Cherilyn Gieser, Jenny Potteiger. Lindy Drew. Betty Benewich, Mary Ann Kelly. Sarah Marzuki, Lorio Krueger, Ann Barton. Kristi Kcisor. Jane Calvert, Rcnoufo Floim. Third row: Karl Moron. Joyce Moody, Judy Pollock, Solly Hickman, Marsha Grossman. Ann Word, Margo Hinton. Joan Swinehommor, Pat Griovcs, Pam Bonson, Carol Loo Thompson. Lynn Osmondson. Page 74 I r He fXu t Member of the Future Teachers Club ore. first row. I. to r.: Corol Vonerko. Mary DcLach. Mary Ann Swanson, Barb Willmorth. Carol Christoffcrson, Marilyn Suttic. Marilyn Moyer. Carole Borcloy, Jeon Beotty. Gretchen Golloghcr. Leslie Ginger. Nancy Fagel. Second row: Carol Hendricker. Marianne Gillette. Nancy Felts. Cheryl Mundy. Jody Arbeiter, Sharon Buercr, Barb Small. Mary Ann Bothe, Betty Aldis. Le i Schroeder. Judy Willgeroth. Karen Olson. Mary Rocdcr. Nancy Daley. Joyco Printi. Vicki Grometcr. Third row: Mike Jones. Margaret McCleery. Sandy Womack. Becky Parnhom. Vicki Henning. Kate Stcinmon, Pot Renner. Carol Sweosy. Margaret Kuney. Sharon Aldis. Kothy Holt. Pat Shriber, Jane Chounccy. Diane Ellis. Donna Bennett. Solly Oclker, Pom Clark. Joyce Hagen, Frances Voris. Sue Barber. Kay Cronin, Donna Floit, Sharon Hankins, Peggy Main. West High's largest club, the Future Teachers of America, is designed to stimulate interest in teaching and education in general. Many speakers were invited to the meetings throughout the year, including the foreign exchange student, Louise Yngstrom, who spoke about schools in Sweden. On another occasion. Mr. Grueter, a sixth grade teacher at Greenman School, told the students about the school systems in European countries. Teaching on a college level was explained to the members by Miss Nancy McCleery, an instructor of Social Science at Drake University. Two very interesting talks were given by Vicki Grometer and Diane Lisberg on the Notional High School Institute at Northwestern. In March, Dr. Donald Weaver, Director of Curriculum, explained the method used In recruiting teachers for School District 129. In the latter part of the school year the senior members were introduced to student teaching both by practical experience in a grade school classroom and by conferring with various teachers. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Before calling the meeting to order. Margaret McCleery. pres, (center), confers briefly with the other officers of the Foreign Language Club, who ore. I. to r.: Mrs. Potricio Johnson, co-sponsor; Koren Olson, treos.; Judy Willgeroth. sec.; (Margaret McCleery); Jane Chauncey. vicc-pres.; ond Mr. Froncis Evers, sponsor. Poge 75 Members of the Home Economics Club ore, first row, I. to r,: Potti Allen, Connie Stover, Sue Kerns. Donna Neill. Nancy Swan, Jacquic Williams. Helen DeLoch, Sandy Smith. Second row: Mary Delach, Joyco Hagen, Jackie Richardson, Jan Honno. Glory Smorodo. Barb Maremo. Vicke Kazense, Sharron Hambrock. Mory Lee. Cathy Buechele. Third row: Lynne Zimmerman, Carol Davis. Wendy Worren. Pam Clark, Julie Carrillo, Jonet Davis, Kathy Burke. Sharon Barton, Corol Foster, June Kendall. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Officers of the Homo Economics Club are, seated, I. to r.: Miss Diane Dryer, Sponsor; Gloria Smorodo. Pres. Standing. I. to r.: Lynne Zimmerman. Vice-Pres.; Barb Marema. Trees.; Sharon Hambrock, Sec. Home Economics Club furthers the students' interests in oil phases of home activities and tries to teach the girls some of the basic things that they will need to know in later life. A representative from the Northern Illinois Gas Company attended one of their meetings and gave a demonstration on how to prepare different foods that may be used for a Christmas party. Before Christmas vacation the members of this club prepared various tray favors that were sent to Mercyville Sanitarium. Page 76 The Investment Club, under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Axelson, gives interested students the opportunity of learning stock market procedures and of choosing wise investments. As a guest speaker, Mr. Robert Penner, a representative of A. C. Allyn Co., Brokers, attended one of their meetings. After following the stock market procedures for several weeks, the club bought nine shares of San Diego Imperial Stock so they could understand investing through actual experience. The officers of the Investment Club, Revo Shepp, trcos.; Roth Ann Mortin, sec.; Tim Friday, vice-pres.; and Bob Taggart, pres., check the latest market reports, trying to decide which stocks would be the best investment. INVESTMENT CLUB Members of the Investment Club ore. first row, I. to r.: Marnie Peter;, Noncy Rocholl, Carolyn Murphy, Diane Stevenson. Janice Peterson. Judy Goldman. Second row: Neal Spivey. Sue Fry. Sue Weihmon. Lorna Dennis. Sandy Helton, Janet Croxin, Morgoret Kuney. Carol Townsend. Tom Kozar. Third row: 8ob Taggart, Dick Weigel. Chuck Koffarnus. Tom Griffin, Tom Ochsenschlager, Jim Finstrom, Richard Greoley, George Everitt. Rofie Podolsky, Howard Smuckler. Dennis Converse, Tim Friday. I Page 77 The Junior Red Cross officers ore. I. to r.: Miss Louise Lone, sponsor; Leoto Muelder. treos.; Sondee Schilling, vice pres.; Miss Horrict Grondy. sponsor; ond Sue Brost. pres. Absent when picture wos token. Comillo Bignell, sec. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB The philanthropic activities of the Junior Red Cross were shared by all members. In October the club members undertook a very successful enrollment drive. Homemade cookies and tray favors were sent to the veteran hospitals at Christmas time. The members also filled and sent a Christmas gift chest to the children at Dixon Hospital. During Easter vocation they decorated the children's wards in the city hospitals and gave a party for the handicapped. Mcmbcri of the Junior Red Cross Club ore. first row. I. to r.: Sondee Schilling. Jackie VonCIcov©. Elli Jung. Holly Peterson. Sue Brost. Lynn Erickson. Second row. Leoto Muelder. Peggy Craig. Mike Bourgo, Comillo Bignell, Geri Jucius, Sue Toggort. Page 78 Members of the Librory Club ore. first row. I. }c r ; patti Allen. Cberyl Clemens. Beverly Speelmon. Judy Kline. Jeon Blonkenhogcn. Second row: Joncf Blonkenhogen. Donno 8ennett. Corol McDuffee. Linda Hoeft. Members of the Library Club give one study hall a day to work as student librarians. They take over all duties at the desk in order to help their advisor, Miss Greenawalt. LIBRARY CLUB Possibly the most consistently active club at West, the Library Club performs a service which directly benefits all the students. They entered a very clever float in the Homecoming parade and also raised money by operating the concession stand during one of the basketball games. The librarians were very busy in November during Book Week and in April during National Library Week. Officers of the Library Club ore, I. to r.: L' f° I 00 ' ,cc‘ rcl Pres.; Mrs. Junker. Sponsor. Absent. Linda Heinz, ec.- rcos. Poge 79 Momborj of the Myjic Appreciation Club ore, first row. I. to r.: Peggy Young. Diane Heller, Borb Beremon. Anita Kingsbury. Body Pom-ham, Kay Hawks, Kris Dvkstro. Judy 8oughton, Noncy Thorp. Janice Jarvis. Gail Porker. Second row: Beth Trumbo. Janice Whittle. Susie Kole, Dione Lisberg. Loren Williams. Mike Woolcott. Jim Graham. Fred Hoflmon. Denny Stephens. Dave Billstrom. Dove Lisberg. Bjrt Collmer. Third row: Christine Brewstor. Peggy Hanson. Ann Crimi, Nikki Schoub, Judy Henne. Louise Yngstrom. Julie Price. Ed Kettley. Wondoll Minor, Bill Thompson, Ronold Koufmann. Dave Allison, Mick Mammingo, Larry McCobe. Kay Bailey, Mary Harris. Carol Puklin, and Julio Jordan. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Relaxing for o moment around the piano are. I. to r.: Mr. Sten Halverson, sponsor of tho Music Appreciation Club: Sharon Reich, sec.; Nikki Schoub. trees.; Louise Yngstrom. vico-pres.; ond Mike Woolcott. pres. The Music Appreciation Club attended two musical productions in Chicago this year: The Flower Drum Song, at the Schubert Theater, and the opera, Aida, at the Metropolitan Opera House. Both were enjoyed by all. A total of six other entertaining and instructive programs were presented to the Music Appreciation Club by its own members. A sextet played a selection and then demonstrated the various instruments of the sextet. A presentation of the world's greatest composers which included facts about the composers lives and examples of their works from records and piano selections were given by Sharon Reich and Nikki Schoub. In an entertaining way, Dave Allison and Mike Woolcott, told about the history of jazz and the composition of modern jazz with demonstrations and examples of various styles. Intraclub participation stimulated much interest. Poge 80 The Commercial Club was organized to broaden the student's knowledge of business and office procedures, to arouse the student's interest in business as a career, and to give them information about applying for a job. During the year they devoted meetings to discussing topics such as, office etiquette, good grooming, initiative, letter writing and telephone personality. Periodically, the club decorated some of the bulletin boards with helpful hints to the business students. In December Miss Ruth Mangan from Moser Secretarial School in Chicago gave a speech entitled Putting Your Best Foot Forward. With the able assistance of Miss Tudor, the new advisor, the Commercial Club conducted a season of varied and interesting programs. Planning one of the lively Commercial Club meetings. Pat Goick, pret., reads the proposed agenda to Pat Ruffalo. sec., while, I. to r.. Jerry Orstead. trees.; Margo Johnson, vicc-pros.; and Miss Tudor, sponsor, listen with interest. COMMERCIAL CLUB Members of the Commercial Club arc. first row, I. to r.: Judy Poninski, Linda Hick, Susan Young, Linda Hocft. Margie Johnson. Pat Ruffolo. Karen Bonie, Evo Lena Cook, Sondy Smith. Marti Demien. Second row; Pot Goick, Marilyn Meyerhofor. Marilyn Ross, Linda Heod, Pat Smith. Cheryl Ryder, Sharon Grover, Jorry Ornstead. Diana Freyling. Third row; Borb Roy. Thelma Whetxcl, Marlene Schaefer, Diane Hesselbaum, Rose McAllister. Lois Scnf. Koy Voss. Sharon Lay. Loroinc Grisch. Shorell Loring. Bonnie Beck. Fourth row; Mary Wolf. Jo Ann Pocus. Pot Stuart. Sharon Truempcr. Pat Yonk, Marilyn Weiss, Elli Jung D-Ann McDavitt. Corol Colcmon. Sylvia Schuldt. Algene Hauer, Judy Comfort. Evelyn Ulness. Page 81 The Radio Club Officers ore. I. to r.: Mr. Lionel Gardiner, Sponsor; Don Oxie. Pres.; ond Dove lothom. Sec.-Trees. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is composed of students interested in shortwave radio and electronics. Under the guidance of Mr. Lionel Gardiner, the members of the club are taught the fundamentals of radio and Morse code. After learning the construction, operation and maintenance of an amateur radio station, many of the members arc rewarded by receiving their Ham License. Members of the Rodio Club ore. I. to r.: Richard VonCleve. Buddy Rogers. Richard Lamorcoux. Dove Lothom. Dove Seogrist. and Don Ochsenschloger. Page 82 Vsk- fy y : '- Members of the Science Club ore. I. to r.: Joel Pollocl, Steve Jomes Dohren. Jeff Troll, ond John Hepburn. Newell. Joyce Grcenwold. ond Roy Solfisburg. Second row; JQhn H jb ormoyer, After the officers of the Science Club collected information on atomic energy and its effects on man. they presented this information to the club members during a panel discussion. In connection with these studies, in February, the members of the club and other interested students visited Argonne National Laboratories where they were shown the C55 atomic reactor, and the biology, chemistry, and physics laboratories. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club officers ore, I. to r.: Gregg Petlui. Pres.; Roy Solfisburg. Treas.; Judy Orr. Sec.; Dove Housman, Vice-Pros.; ond Miss Joan Hunter, Sponsor. 4 Poge 83 Page 84 As we grow older, these familiar faces will bring back memories of fast friendships ond long.cherished events. Page 85 d Robert Rea, Mory Roedor. Pat Kohn, Robert Toggort JIM AKINS—Boys Glee Club 2; Projectionist 2; Sophomore Choir 2; Hall Monitor 2. SHARON ALDIS—Future Teachers Club 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls Club 2, 3. 4: Big Sister 4; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettcs 4: Sophomore Choir 2; Honor Study Hall 3, 4; EOS Secretory 4. DAVE ALLISON—Band 2, 3, Vice President 4; Dance Band 2, 3. 4; Golf 2. 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 2. 3: Progrom Chairman 4. TERRI ALSCHULER—A Cappello Choir 3. 4; Big Sister 4; Debote 2. 4; Foreign Language Club 2; Future Teachers Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2, 4, Representative 3; Music Appreciation Club 3; National Forensic League 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pcpperettes 4; Speech Activities 2; Sophomore Choir 2; Honor Study Holl 4; EOS Business Staff 4. EUGENE ANDERSON GENE ANDREWS—Polo Community High School. Polo, Illinois 2; Track 2; Honor Study Hall 4. CAROL ARTER—Allied Medical Careers 3: Big Sister 4; Future Teachers Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettcs 4; Sophomore Choir 2. SUSAN 8AR8ER—Big Sister 4; Future Teachers Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Girls Club 2, 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3: Gym Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Pcpperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2: Student Council 2, 3, Board 4; Honor Study Hall 3, 4; Hall Monitor 4. Page 86 LINDA BARRETT—G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girl Club 2. 3, 4; Point Pot Club 4; Pep Club 4; Sophomore Choir 2. KEN BARTON KITTIE BARTON—Big Sister 4: Class Ploy 3; Foreign Language Club 2; G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3. Representative 4; Girls Glee Club 2: Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Honor Study Hall 3: Holl Monitor 4. CHARLOTTE BAUER—Future Teachers Club 2. 3, 4; Library Club 3. JEFF BLACKWELL—Central High School, Phoenix. Ariiona 2; Bowling League 2; Visual Aids Club 2. JANET 8LANKENHAGEN—Allied Medical Careers Club 4; Future Teachers Club 3; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Girls Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Honor Study Holl 2; EOS Business Stall 4; Hall Monitor 4. KAREN BONIE—G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Girls Club 2. 3. 4. Representative 2; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Honor Study Holl 3. 4. JUDY BOUGHTON—A Cappella Choir 4; Cheerleader 2. Captain 4: Future Teachers Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 2, 3: Gym Club 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Student Council 4; Big Sister 4. SUSAN BOYD—Toccoo High School, Toccoo. Georgia. 2: Allied Medical Careers Club 4: G.A.A. 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4. HARVEY BRADSTREET—Boys Glee Club 2. 3. JUDY BRASHER—G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Gym Club 3. 4; Poppy Contest Winner 3; Girls Club 2. SHIRLEY BRIGGS—Girls Club 2. 3. 4. KEITH BROWN KEN BROWN—A Coppcllo Choir 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Football 3. 4: Sophomore Choir 2; Track 2. RICHARD BROWN—East Aurora High School 3. ROBERT DEAN BROWN—Football 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4: Wrestling 2. HARVEY BRUCH—Projectionist Club 2, 3; Radio Club 2; Hall Monitor 4. JEWEL BRYANT—A Coppello Choir 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 2: Girls Club 2, 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 3; Sophomore Choir 2: Honor Study Holl 2. RUTH 8UCK—G.A.A. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3: Paint Pot Club 2. Vice President 3. President 4; Pep Club 4; Modern Dance 3. CATHY BUECHELE—Foreign Language Club 2: Future Homemaker Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3: Gym Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pcppcrettes 4; Science Club 3. WILLIAM BULLOCK KATHY BURKE—Future Homcmokor Club 2. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4. DE ANN BURNETT—Walden. Missouri. 2; Future Homemaker Club, Trees-urer 2; Girls Glee Club 2. 3: Junior Red Cross Club 2: Pep Club 2; Sophomore Choir 2: East Aurora High School 3: Girls Glee Club 2. 3; Pep Club 3: Class Ploy 3. PAT 8USSON—Commercial Club 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4. Page 88 WAYNE CARPENTER—A Club 4; Foreign Longuogc Club 2. 3: Trock Monogcr 2; Wrestling 2, 3. 4. WILLIAM CARTER—Closs Ploy Scenery 3. CAROL CAULDWELL—Allied Medicol Careers 2. President 4: Band 2. 3. Recording Secretary 4; Class Ploy 3; EOS Copy Editor 4; Flag Twirlcr 2. 4, Alternate 3: G.A.A. 2; Girls Club Representative 2; Alternate 3; Boord 4; Girls Glee Club 2; Orchestra Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Contest Ploy 2; Thespians 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Big Sister 4; Student Council 4; Science Club 3; Junior Red Cross 2. PAT CHARBAUSKI— A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3, 4; Sophomore Choir 2. JOYCE CLARK—Big Sister 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Paint Pot Club 3. Treasurer 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Red and Blue Associate Editor 4; Student Council Representative 4; Hall Monitor 3. 4. PAM CLARK—A Cappella Choir 4; Big Sister 4; Class Play Make-Up Committee 3; Foreign Language Club 2, 3; Future Teachers Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club Alternate 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3: Gym Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Contest Play 2; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council Representative 3; Hall Monitor 4; Honor Study Hall 3. JOHN COFIELD—A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Basketball 2; Boys Glee Club 2; Golf 2, 3, 4; Music Appreciation 3, 4; Radio Club 2; Sophomore Choir 2; Honor Study Hall 4. CAROL COLEMAN—Bond 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 4; Big Sister 4; Commercial Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls Club 2, Representative 3. 4; Orchestra 2; Pep Club 4; Indian 2, 4; Twirler 3; EOS Business Staff 4. EVA LENA COOK—Mount Vornon High School, Mount Vernon, Illinois 2; Library Club 2; Girls Glee Club 3; Commercial Club 4. BILL COPP—Eost Aurora High School 2: Football 3, 4. KAY CRONIN—Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 2. 3; Future Teachers Club 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls Club 2. 3. Secretary 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Pep Club 4; Poppcrettes 4; Red and 8lue 3, 4; Speech Activities 3; Modern Dance 3; EOS Business Staff Circulation Manager 4. JANET CROXIN—Foreign Language Club 3; G.A.A. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 2; Investment Club 4; Paint Pot Club 2; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Red and Bluo 3; Speech Activities 3: Modern Dance 3. Page 89 JOHN DAVID—A Club 2. 3. 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 2: Honor Study Hall 2. JANET DAVIS—Future Homemaker Club 4; G.A.A. 2; Paint Pot Club 2. HELEN DELACH—Future Homemakers Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3, Alternate 4; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Holl Monitor 4. ALFRED DEMIEN—Boys Glee Club 2; Junior Red Cross Club 2, 3. LORNA DENNIS—Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 3: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2, 3. 4; Investment Club 4; Pep Club 4; Popperettes 4; Red and Blue Associate Editor 4; Honor Study Hall 3. 4. ELLIS H. DOANE—A Cappella Choir 3. 4; A Club 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Football 2. 3; Sophomore Choir 2; Track 2, 3. 4; Holl Monitor 3. DENNIS DITTMAN—Winterset High School. Winterset. Iowa 3: Chess Club 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Class Play 2; Sophomore Class Officer 2. JAMES DOHREN—Science Club 4; Honor Study Hall 3. KATHLEEN A. DORAN—Big Sister 4; Cheerleader 2; Foreign Language Club 3; Future Teachers 2. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Gym Club 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Holl Monitor 3. 4; G.A.A. Early Winter Sports Chairman 3. RICHARD DOUGLAS—Basketball 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Track 2. SHARON DOUGLAS—G.A.A. 4; Girls Club 2. 4. Representative 3; Investment Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4. RONALD DUBROCK Page 90 EDWARD DUNGAN—Bond 2. 3, 4; Investment Club 4; Orchestro 4. JUDY DURHAM—G.A.A. 4; Girls Club 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Peppcrettes 4. JAMES EDDY—East Aurora High School 3; Bond 2; Minstrel Show 2; Diversified Occupation 3; Paint Pot Club 4. JOHN EDDY—East Aurora Hiqh School 3; Bond 2. 3; Swim Team 2. 3: Boys Club Representative 3; Diversified Occupation 3; Point Pot Club 4. KATHY EDWARDS EILEEN EKSTROM—G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Gym Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Honor Study Hall 2; Hall Monitor 4. EVELYN ELLISON—G.A.A. 2. 3; Junior Red Cross Club 2; Library Club 4: Honor Study Holl 3. NANCY ELY—Allied Medical Careers 2. 4; G.A.A. 2; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Poppcrottes 4; Sophomore Choir 2. GINGER EREKSON—Class Play 3; EOS Editor 4; Future Teachers Club 3: Girls Club Representative 2. 3. 4; Paint Pot Club 3; Pep Club 4; Contest Play 2; Student Council 4; Honor Study Hall 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. GEORGE EVERITT—A Coppella Choir 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3, 4; Math Seminar 4; Orchestra 2. 3; Sophomore Choir 2: Track 2. 3, 4; Honor Study Holl 2, 3; Holl Monitor 4. DAVID FAUTH—Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. 3; Track 2, 3. Page 91 JAMES FINSTROM—Class Ploy 3: Debote 2. 3. 4; Investment Club 4; Notional Forensic Leogue 2. 3. 4; Speech Activities 2. 3; Thespians 3. 4; Track 2: Fall Ploy Production 4. MICHAEL FISHER—A Club 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Wrestling 2. 3. 4. RENATA FlAIM—Foreign Language Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 2; Girls Club 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 4: Pcpperettcs 4; Student Council 4. RENATO FLAIM DONNA FLOlT—Sycomorc High School 3: Future Teachers Club Treasurer 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Girls Club 2. 3. Representative 4; Pep Club 2. 4; Pcppcrettes 4; Red ond Blue Reporter 4; Honor Study Hall 3: EOS Business Staff 4. JANICE FOSTER—G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3. 4. RAE FRANK—Allied Medical Careers Club 2: Big Sister 4: Contest Ploy 2 Class Play 3; Fall Droma Production 4; Debate 2. 3; Future Teachers Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Notional Forensic League 2. 3. 4; Pep Club, Writer Committee Chairman 4: Peppcrettes 4; Speech Activities 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 4; National Thespians 3. President 4; Hall Monitor 4. VERA FRANCK—Dundee Township High School 2: Junior Red Cross 2. 3. 4; 8ible Club 2: Square Dance Club 2. TIM FRIDAY—Football; Band 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3; Dance Band 4; EOS Sports Editor 4; Investment Club. Vice-President 4; Student Council Alternate 2. 3: Tennis 2 .3. 4; Honor Study Hall 2. 3. SUSAN FRY—Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 3; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Investment Club 4; Music Appreciation Club 3: Pep Club 4; Peppcrettes 4; Red ond Blue Reporter 3, Editor 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 4; Honor Study Hall 4. PAULA GALL—Big Sister 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4, Representative 2; Paint Pot Club 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Study Hall 2, 4. MIKE GALVIN—Footboll 2. 3. 4; Trock 2. 4; Wrestling 2. 4. Page 92 RICHARD GEE—Clots Ploy Crew 3; Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2; Honor Study Hall 4; Hall Monitor 4. PAT GEICK—A Cappclla Choir 3. Secretary 4; Commercial Club 3. President 4; Pep Club 4; Pcppercttes 4; Sophomore Choir 2: Honor Study Hall 4; EOS Business Staff 4. JOAN GERBIN—Modonno High School 2; Future Homemakers Club 4; Girls Club 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Pep Club 4. JUDY GOLDMAN—Debate 2; Foreiqn Language Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 2. 3; Investment Club 4; Notional Forensic League 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4: Speech Activities 2. 3. 4; Modern Dance 3: Foil Droma Production 4; EOS Business Staff 4. JAMES GRAHAM—A Cappclla Choir 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2. RICHARD GREELEY—Class Ploy Crew 3; Debate 2. 3: Investment Club 4; Math Seminar 4; Notional Forensic League 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3: Speech Activities 2, 3: Track 2. 3. 4; Contest Ploy 2. JOHN GREEN—A Cappclla Choir 3. 4; Baskctboll 3. 4; Goll 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Choir 2. GARY GRENNAN—Radio Club 2; Track 2; Honor Study Holl 2: Hall Monitor 4. BONNIE GRIESMAN—G.A.A. 2: Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2. PAT GRIEVES—A Cappclla Choir 3. 4; Foreiqn Language Club. President 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Pepperettes 4; Pep Club 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Holl Monitor 4; Girls Club 2. TOM GRIFFIN—Boys Glee Club 3: Football 3: Investment Club 4; Publications Photographer 4; Honor Study Holl Supervisor 4; East Hiqh School 2. VICKI GROMETER—Big Sister 4; Class Ploy Make-up Crew 3; Future Toochers Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. President 4; Closs Board 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Red and Blue Reporter 3. Feature Editor 4; Student Council 4; Holl Monitor 4; Modern Donee 3: Fall Droma Production 4; Thespians 4. Page 93 JANET GRONOUIST—A Coppello 3. 4; Bond 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 2; Music Appreciation 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 2: Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Bond. Music Librarian 2. 3. 4. JOHN HABERMEYER—Class Play Crew 3: Golf 3: Investment Club 3; Red and Blue Reporter 4; Speech Activities 4; Sophomore Choir 2: Holl Monitor 4; Fall Drama Production 4; Thespians 4; Science Club 4. JOYCE HAGEN—Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3: Future Homemakers Club 4; Future Teachers Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. Representative 4; Girls Glee Club 3, Vice President 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Hall Monitor 4. SHARRON HAMBROCK—Future Homemakers Club. Secretory 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3. ROD HANDELAND—A Coppello Choir 4; Band 2. 3. President 4; Basket-boll 2: Class Play 3; Dance Band 2. 3. 4; Investment Club 4; Math Seminor 4; Red and Blue 3. Sports Editor 4; Student Council 2. Vice President 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4. JANICE HANNA—Lew Wallace Hiqh School. Gory. Indiana 2: Allied Medical Coreers Club 3. 4; Foreign Longuoge Club 2; Future Home-mokers Club 4; G.A.A. 3, Board 4; Girls Club 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3. Secretary 4; Investment Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4: Student Council 4; Hall Monitor 4. KAREN HANSON—Commercial Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 3. PETER HANSON—A Club 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Track 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4: Holl Monitor 4. JOHN HARRIS—A Club 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Basketball Manager 2; Dance Bond 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2: Track 2. 3. 4; Honor Study Holl 4. GINGER HATTERSLEY—8iq Sister 4; Commercial Club 4; Future Homemakers Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Girls Club 2. Representative 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomoro Choir 2; Honor Study Holl 4. ALJENE HAUER—Commercial Club 4; G.A.A. 4; Girls Club 2, 3. Representative 4; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir Treasurer 2: Honor Study Holl 4; EOS Distribution Manoger 4. DAVID HAUSMANN—Bond 2. 3. 4; Donee Bond 3. 4; Goll 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 2; Orchestra 2: Scionce Club 4. Page 94 SANDY HELTON—G.A.A. 2, 4; Investment Club 4; Pop Club 4; Peppcrettes 4; Red and Blue Reporter 4. LLOYD HEMMINGS—Bond 2. 4; Sfudoni Council Representative 4; Track 2. 3. 4. CLARENCE HENDERSON JOHN HEPBURN—Foreign Longuogc Club 2; Golf 4; Science Club 4; Speech Activities 2; Tennis 2; Honor Study Hall 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 4. LINDA HICK—Big Sister 4; Commercial Club 4: Foreign Language Club 2; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 3: Pep Club 4; Pepperetfes 4: Girls Club 2. Alternate 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 4; EOS Treasurer 4. WORTH HILL—Bond 2. 3. 4; Donee Bond 2. 3. 4. MARTIN HONAKER—Band 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Foil Play Production 4; Boys Glee Club 4. LINDA HOEFT—Commercial Club 4; Library Club 2. 3, Vice President 4; Pep Club 4. JOSEPH HOULNE RICHARD HUGGINS LARRY HUTCHINSON BARBARA INGLE—Harrisburg High School. Harrisburg. Arkansas 3: Spanish Club 2. 3. Page 95 MICHAEL JACOBS—Investment Club 3; Projectionist Club 2; Tennis 2, 3. 4; Hall Monitor 4. JANICE JARVIS—a Coppella Choir 4; Future Teachers Club 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Junior Red Cross Club 3: Music Appreciation Club 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Study Hall 3. ROBERT JOHANNESSEN—President Sophomore Class 2; Wrestling 2: Hall Monitor 4. ART JOHNSON—Football 2: Golf 2: Point Pot Club 4. IVAN JOHNSON—Band 2. Treasurer 3. 4; Basketball Manager 3; Footboll Manager 2, 3. 4; Golf 2. 3, 4; Vice President Sophomore Class 2; Student Council 3. President 4; Honor Study Hall 3. BILL JOHNSON—A Coppella Choir 3. 4. JULIE JORDAN—A Coppella Choir 3, 4: Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 3; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. Alternate 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 3. 4- Treasurer Sophomore Class 2: Point Pot Club 4; Pep Club Specialties Committee Choirmon 4; Red and 8lue 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council Treasurer 4; EOS Business Staff 4. MARILYN KAHOUN—Madonna High School 2. 3. TOM KAZAR—Basketball 2: Foreign Language Club 2; Investment Club 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4; Honor Study Holi 4. VICKIE KAZENSE—Saint Mary s Academy. Prairie du Chien. Wisconsin 2; G.A.A. 3. 4- Girls Club 3. 4; Investment Club 4: Pep Club 4; Peppcrettes 4;’Honor’Study Hall 4: Girls Glee Club 4; Gym Club 4. TOM KELLET—Footboll 2. 3. 4; Paint Pot Club 4; Track 2; Honor Study Hall 4; Hall Monitor 4. 4i£k. , Ifce Page 96 JUNE KENDALL—Future Homemokers Club 4; Girls Club 2, 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2. SUSAN KERNS—Foreign Longuoge Club 4; Homemakers Club 3; Giris Club 3. ANITA KINGSBURY—A Coppello Choir 3. 4; Foreign Longuoge Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 2; Girls Club 2, 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pcppercttcs 4; Sophomore Choir 2. JUDY KLINE—Girls Club 2, 3. 4; Library Club 2. 3. President 4. TERRY KOBLENZ— Basketball 2. 4; Commercial Club 4; Football 2: Projectionist Club 2: Radio Club; Track 2. 4. ANNA KOESTER—West Aurora High School 2. 4; Sonto Ana High School, Santa Ana, California 3; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 4; Honor Study Hall. CHUCK KOFFARNUS—Investment Club 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Debate 4. PAM KOHN—A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Writers Committee 3, Chairman 4; Big Sister 4; Cheerleader 2. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Girls Club 2. 3. Board 4; Music Appreciation Club 3; Secretary Senior Class 4; Pep Club 2. 4; Speech Activities 2; Sophomore Choir 2; Fall Ploy Production 4. SUZIE KOLE—A Cappolla Choir 4; Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 2. Board 3, 4; Girls Club 2, Representative 3. Points Secretary 4; Girls Gloo Club 3; Investment Club 4; Music Appreciation Club 4; Pep Club 4; Peppcrettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Hall Monitor 4; EOS Business Staff 4. CHUCK KRAUSE GERI KUHL—Band 2. 3; G.A.A. 2; Orchestra 2. Pago 97 MARGARET KUNEf—Biq Sister 4; Foreign Longuoge Club 2: Future Teachers Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. Secretary 4; Girls Club 3. Representative 2. 4; Pep Club Art Co-Chairman 4; Pepperettcs 4; Student Council 3; Honor Study Hall 3. 4; Hall Monitor 4; Fall Ploy Production 4; EOS Business Stoll 4; Investment Club 4. BARBARA KUETER—Future Homemakers Club 4; G.A.A. 2; Girls Club 2. 3. 4. JOHN KYLER—Basketball 2: Student Council 2. 4. ART LAGE—Football 2: Wrestling 2. 3, 4: Honor Study Hall 4. MARY LEE—G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Future Homemakers Club 4: Girls Club 2. Representative 3. 4; Pep Club 4. RONNIE LEE SHARON LEHMAN—Big Sister 4; EOS Art Editor 4; G.A.A. 2: Girls Club 2. 3. Alternate 4; Point Pot Club 2. 4. President 3; Pep Club Art Co-Choirmon 4; Student Council Alternate 2: Honor Study Hall 4; Ploy Publicity Choirmon 3. 4. DAVID LlSBERG—A Coppollo Choir 3. 4: Band 3. 4; Drum Moior 4; Golf 2. 3; Music Appreciation Club 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2, 3: Sophomore Choir 2. DIANE LIS8ERG—A Coppollo Choir 3. 4: Big Sister 4; EOS Administration Editor 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Pcppcrettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; G.A.A. Board 4; Fall Ploy Production 4. BETTY LOHMANN—Allied Medical Careers Club 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Gym Club 3; Pep Club 4. DAVID LOVEKIN----------Football 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4: Student Council Alter- note 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Trock 2. 3. 4: Hall Monitor 4. DENNIS MALMGREN—A Club 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pro-jectionists Club 2: Speech Activities 3; Hall Monitor 2. Page 98 JERRY MANCERA CHARLES MANNING—Bosketball 2. 3, 4; Footboll 2. 3: Trod 4. BARBARA MAREMA—West Aurora High School 2. 4; Mount Soint Clorc Academy 3; Future Homemakers Club Treasurer 4; Girls Club 2. 4; Girls Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; Sophomore Choir 2; G.A.A. 3; Tcrtiarics 3; Chorus 3: School Newspaper 3. KARL MARON—Foreign Language Club 2, 3. 4; Math Seminar 4; Honor Study Hall 4. RUTH ANN MARTIN—A Coppello Choir 3. 4: Big Sister 4; G.A.A. 2. Boord 3; Girls Club 2. 3. Board 4; Investment Club Secretary 4; Music Appreciation Club Secretory 3; Pep Club Sign Chairman 4; Pcpporettcs 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 2. 3; Honor Study Hall 4. TERRI MARTIN—Commercial Club 4; G.A.A. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Gym Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4. DON McCABE—A Coppello Choir 3. 4; Basketball 2; Football 4; Music Appreciation Club 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Track 2. MARGARET McCLEERY—A Coppello Choir 3. 4; Big Sister 4; Future Teachers Club President 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. Treasurer 4; Music Appreciation Club 2. 3; Orchcstro 2; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 4; Honor Study Hall 3; Hall Monitor 4; Fall Ploy Production 4. BRENDA McCLURE—Big Sister 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Future Teachers Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Gym Club 3. 4; Junior Closs Board 3; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 4; Honor Study Holl 3: Hall Monitor 4. JOHN McCLURE DE ANN McDAVITT—Big Sister 4; Comercial Club 4; Foreign Language Club 2; Girls Club 2. Representative 3. Board 4; Girls Glee Club 3, 4; Music Appreciation Club 3; Pop Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; G.A.A. 2. 3. Board 4. RUTH ANN McDUFFEE—Allied Medical Careers Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 3. 4; Girls Club 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4. Poge 99 CAROLE MACHATTON—Commercial Club 4; G.A.A. 2: Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 3; PcppereHes 4. scon MERROW—Bond 2. 3. 4; Football 3. MADELINE MERTES—Moine Township High-West. Dcs Plaines. Illinois 3; Allied Medical Careers Club Secretory 4; G.A.A. 3. 4; Girls Club 3, Representative 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Pepperettes 4; Future Nurses Club 3; Thootcr Club 3. DENNIS METCALFE—Radio Club 2: Science Club 3. 4; Honor Study Holl 4. MARILYN MEYERHOFER—A Cappcllo Choir 3. 4; Commercial Club 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Sophomore Choir 2. ROBERT MILLER—Wrestling 2. 3. 4. NOLIA MILLER JOYCE MOODY—Foroign Language Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Honor Study Hall 4; EOS Business Stall Assistant Monoger 4; Allied Medicol Careers Club 3. HELEN MOORE—Bond 2. 3. 4; Flog Twirler Alternate 4; Foreign Longuage Club 2; Future Teachers Club 3; G.A.A. 2. 3, Points Secretary 4; Girls Club 2. 3. Alternate Representative 4; Gym Club 3. 4; Moth Seminar 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Holl Monitor 4. RONALD MOORE JERRY MORGAN LEOTA MUELDER—Bond 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Junior Red Cross 2. Vice President 3. Treasurer 4; Pep Club 4. Page 100 GARY MUNN—A Club 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Footboll 2. 3. 4; Pop Club 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Track 2. 3. 4. CAROLYN MURPHY—G.A.A. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Investment Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pcpperettes 4; Honor Study Holl 4; Sophomore Choir 2. ANN NICKOLASISHEN—G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Gym Club 3. STEVE NEWELL—Basketboll 3: 8oys Glee Club 3: Foreign Language Club 2; Investment Club 3; Science Club 4; Sophomoro Choir 4: Trock 3, 4; Honor Study Holl 4. DONNA NEILL—Future Homemakers Club 4; G.A.A. 2; Girls Club 2. MARTA NEVAMPAA—Closs Play 3; Debate 2, 3. Captain 4; Future Teachers Club 3. 4; Girls Club Representative 2. 3. 4; Notional Foronsic League 2, Secretary 3. Vice President 4; Speech Activities 2. 3: Thespians 3. 4. JUDY ORR—Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club Trcosurcr 3; G.A.A. 2. 3. Co-President 4; Gym Club 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 4; Sophomore Closs Treasurer 2; Pep Club 4; Pcpperettes 4; Science Club 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 3. 4; EOS Business Stoll Manager 4; Girls Club 4, Representative 2, 3; Girls Glee Club 4, President 3. HAROLD OS8Y—Basketball 2; Footboll 3; Honor Study Holl 3. DAVID OSMAN—Wrestling 2. LINN OSTBERG—A Cappolla Choir 3. 4; Big Sister 4; Cheerleader 3. 4. Captain 2: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Gym Club 3: Music Appreciation Club 4; Junior Closs Treasurer 3; Pep Club 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 2. 4; Holl Monitor 4. GAIL PARKER—A Cappella Choir 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 4; Point Pot Club 3; Sophomoro Choir 2: Honor Study Hall 2. JILL PARKER—G.A.A. 2. Girls Glee Club 3; Sophomoro Choir 2. Poge 101 RE8ECCA PARNHAM—A Cappello Choir 4; Big Sitter 4: Foreign Language Club 2. 3: Future Tcochert Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Girlt Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Mutic Appreciation Club 4; Orchestra 2. 3. Pretidcnt 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2: Honor Study Hall 4. RONALD PATRICK—Basketboll Manager 2: Football 2: Junior Red Crott 4; Projectionist Club 2; Honor Study Hall 4. MARGARET PATTERSON—Bond 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2; Girls Glee Club 2: Science Club 4. MARNIE PETERS—Big Sister 4; Debate 2, 4; Foreign Language Club 3: Future Teachers Club 2: Girls Club Representative 2. 3. Boord 4; G.A.A. 2. Fall Sports Choirman 3. Treasurer 4; Gym Club 3. 4; Investment Club 4; Junior Class Secretary 3: Notional Forensic League 2. 3. Secretory 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Red and Blue Reporter 4; Speech Activities 2. 3; Sophomore Choir 2; Honor Study Hall 3: Fall Ploy Production 4: EOS Advertising Monoger 4; Thespions 4. DOUG PETERSON—A Cappello Choir 4; Basketball 2. 3: Debote 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4: Notional Forensic Leogue 2. 3. President 4; Speech Activities 2. 3: Student Council 2, 3. Boord 4; Tennis 2. 3. Captain 4; Honor Study Hall 2. 3. 4. JANICE PETERSON—Big Sister 4; Class Ploy 3: Foreign Language Club 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Red ond Blue 3. 4; Investment Club 4; Math Seminar 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Speech Activities 3; Thespians 3. Vice President 4; Modern Donee 3. GREG PETKUS—Debate 2. 3: National Forensic League 2. 3. 4; Science Club 3. 4. GARY PITTMAN—8osketball 2, 3. 4; Football 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 4. RANDY PLACE—Football 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 2. JOANNE POCUS—A Cappello Choir 4; Commercial Club 4; Foreign Language Club 3: G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club 2; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Gym Club 3; Music Appreciation Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Honor Study Hall 2. 3. 4. RAFlE PODOLSKY—Bond 2. 3. 4; Dance 8ond 2: Debote 3. 4; Investment Club 4; Moth Seminar 4; Sophomore Closs Board 2: Notional Forensic League 3. 4; Red and Blue Reporter 2. News Editor 4; Science Club 2. 3: Speech Activities 3. 4; Student Council Cobinet 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4. TERRY PODSCHWEIT—Boys Glee Club 3. 4. Page 102 TONY POLLEY—Bond 2: Orchestra 2. JACK POLLOCK—Boys Glee Club 3: Science Club 4; Honor Study Hall 3. PATRICIA POPP—Future Homemakers Club 4; Girls Club 4. LARRY PORTER—Wrestling 2. LINDA POSS—Commercial Club 4; Girls Club 2, 3. 4. GARY OREGAL JULIA PRICE—A Cappcllo Choir 4; Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Girls Club 2, 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pcpporettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2: Honor Study Hall 3. GREG PRITCHARD—Paint Pot Club 2: Investment Club 4. CAROL PUKLIN—A Cappcllo Choir 3. 4; Big Sister 4; EOS Activity Editor 4; Girls Club 2. 3, Board 4; Music Appreciation Club 4. Treasurer 3; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Red and Blue Reporter 3; Sophomore 2; Student Council Alternate 3. Secretary 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, Late Winter Sports Chairman 4; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4; Orchestra Treasurer 2. JAMES RAMEY—A Club 3. 4; Football 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Trock 2. 3, Captain 4; Honor Study Hall 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4: Boys Glee Club 2. ROBERT REA—Basketboll 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Golf 2. 3. 4; Senior Class President: Student Council 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 3. BETTE REED—Girls Club 2. Page 103 ANTHONY RENAUD STEVE REYNOLDS JACQUIE RICHARDSON—Future Homemokers Club 4; G rlj Club 2; Pepperettes 4. RANDY RIECK—Bosketboll 3; Footboll 2. JIM RIES JAMES RITZMAN MARY ROBERTSON—G.A.A. 2. 3. 4. SARA ROBINSON MARY ROEDER—A Coppcllo Choir 3. 4; Big Sitter 4; Future Teachers Club 3. Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 4, Representative 3; Senior Class Treasurer; Pep Club 4; Peppercttcs 4; Associate Editor of Red and 8lue 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 2. 4. PAT RUFFALO—Commercial Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club Representative 2. 4; Pep Club 4; Peppercttcs 4. Page 104 JEFF RUNKLE—Golf 2. 3. 4. CAROLYN RUTLEDGE GARY SAUNDERS—Bond 2. 3. 4; Orchcstro 3. KAREN SCHAEFER—Big Sisters 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Point Pot Club 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 4; Hall Monitor 4. MARLENE SCHAEFER—Commercial Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 4. JOANNE SCHOLZ—Big Sister 4; Closs Ploy 3: Foreign Language Club 2: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2, 3. Representative 4; Junior Red Cross Club 2; Paint Pot Club 2. 3: Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Thespians 3. 4; Fall Ploy Production 4. CAROL SCHOMER—Sophomore Choir 2. EARL SCHOPP SYLVIA SCHULDT—Commercial Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Gym Club 3. 4; Junior Red Cross Club 2; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Holl Monitor 4; EOS Business Stoll 4. MARY SCHUSSLER—Allied Medical Careers Club 3. Treasurer 4; Girls Club 2, 4. Representative 3: Honor Study Hall 4. SUSAN SEAGRIST—Yorkvillc High School 3; Allied Medical Careers Club 3; G.A.A. 3; Girls Club 3; Gym Club 3: Point Pot Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Hall Monitor 4. MICHAEL SEIDELMAN—Boys Glee Club 2; Football 3: Radio Club 2. MILDRED SELEY—Naperville High School 3; Girls Boskctball Captain 2; Big Sister 3; Foreign Language Club 2; G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Science Club 2; Sports Manager G.A.A. 2. ROBERT SEPPELFRICK—Football 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. Poge 105 EDWIN SHAFER—A Club 4; Student Council 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Vice President 3. REVA SHEPP—Big Sister 4: Foreign Languogc Club 2: G.A.A, 2. 3. 4; Girls Club Representative 2, 3. 4: Girls Glee Club Treasurer 2: Investment Club Treasurer 4; Music Appreciation Club 3; Closs Boord 2. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettcs 4; Red and Blue Girls Sports Editor 4; Speech Activities 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2. GARY SHUTS DENNIS SIEBERT—A Club 4; Bond 2; Bosketball 2. 3. Captain 4; Donco Bond 2: Football 2, 3: Student Council 2. 3. 4; Trock 2. 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4. JAMES SIEWERT—Mormion Miltary Academy 3; Auroro Science Fair 3. JOHN SLOAN—Jefferson Senior High School. Port Arthur. Texas 2: Ashville High School. Ashville. North Carolina 3: Golf 2. 3. Captom 4; Student Council 4; A Club 4; Baskctboll 4; Pep Club 4. HOWARD SLOBODIN—West Aurora High School 2. 4; loke Forest Military Acodcmy, Lake Forest. Illinois 3: Orchestra 3; Science Club 2. Secretory 3, 4; Track Manager 3. NANCY SMITH—A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club Secretory 3; Future Teachers Club 2: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. Representative 4; Gym Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Red and Blue Reporter 4; Sophomore Choir 2. SANDRA DEE SMITH—Future Homemaker Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Pepperettes 4: Honor Study Hall 4. GLORY SMORADA—Madonna High School 2: Future Homemakers Club 3. President 4; G.A.A. 4; Girls Club 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3: Junior Red Cross Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Honor Study Hall 3: Student Council 4. ROY SOLFISBURG—Golf 3; Investment Club 3: Science Club 2. 4; Tennis 2. JANET STAHL Page 106 HELGA STAIGER—Bond 2; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Gym Club 2. 3. 4; Pepperettes 4. MANFRED STAIGER—Bond 2. 3: Wrestling 2, 3. 4; Trock 2. GARY STALLMAN—Foreign Longuoge Club 2. MICHAEL STARE—Footboll 4; Projectionists Club 2, 3. DENNIS STEVENS—A Coppella Choir 3. 4; Dance Band 3; Foreign Language Club 2. 3; Music Appreciation Club 4;. Sophomore Choir 2. DIANE STEVENSON—Foreign Language Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Honor Study Hall 3. 4; EOS Business Stoff 4; Investment Club 4. WANDA STEWART DENNIS STIEGLEITER CONNIE STOVER—A Coppella Choir 3. 4; Allied Medical Careors Club 2. Program Chairman 4; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Girls Club 2. Representative 3, 4; Music Appreciation Club 3; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Honor Study Holl 4; Modern Dance 3. GARY STRONG PATT STUART—A Coppella Choir 3. 4; Commercial Club 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, Co-Prosident 4; Girls Club 2. 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Gym Club 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 4; EOS Business Staff 4. MARILYN SUTTIE—A Coppella Choir 3. 4; Future Teachors Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Girls Club Representative 2. 3, 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 3; Honor Study Hall Co-Head 4. Poge 107 NANCY SWAN—Allied Medical Careers Club 2. 3. Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 4; Girls Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Study Holl 2. CAROL SWEASY—Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 2: Future Teachers Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. Representative 4; Girls Club 3: Pep Club General Chairman 4; Pepporettcs 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council Alternot© 2, 3. Representative 4; Honor Study Holl 3, 4; Holl Monitor 2, 4; G.A.A. Spring Sports Chairmon 3. JAMES SWEENEY—Saint Joseph High School. South Bend. Indiana 3; Footboll 3: Trock 3. SUSAN SWINEHAMMER—A Cappclla Choir 3. 4; Allied Medical Coreers Club 2. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2: Honor Study Hall 2. MARY JEAN SWITZER—Band 2. 3. 4; Donee Bond 4; Girls Club 2, 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 2; Investment Club 3: Music Appreciation Club 2; Orchestra 2. 3. 4. GEORGE TADD—A Cappclla Choir 3. 4; Boys Glee Club 2: Wrestling 2. 3- ROBERT TAGGERT—Foreign Language Club 2; Investment Club President 4; Math Seminar 4; Vice-President Senior Closs 4; Speech Activities 2: Tennis Manager 2. 3. 4; Wrestling Monogor 3. 4; Honor Study Hall Supervisor 3. NANCY THORP—A Coppello Choir 3. 4; Big Sister 4; Cheerleader 4; Foreign Language Club 2; G.A.A. 2. 4, Vice-President 3; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Gym Club 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 3. 4; Orchestra 2; Pcp Club 4; Sophomore Choir Secretory 2; EOS Business Stoll 4. JO ANN TOEPPER—Future Homemokers Club 4: Girls Club 2. 4; Honor Study Holl 4. JAMES TOUVELL SUSAN TRAMAN—Allied Medical Careers Club 4: Girls Club 2. 4. MIRIAM TRAVIS—Future Homcmokors Club 2; Girls Club 2. 4. Page 108 PETER TREMAIN—A Cappcllo Choir 3, President 4; Boys Glee Club 2, President 3. 4; Investment Club 4; Sophomore Choir President 2; Student Council 4; Honor Study Hall 4. TOM TROTTER—Basketball Captain 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 2; Tennis 2; Hall Monitor 4. SHARON TRUEMPER—Commercial Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 4; Pep Club 4; Pcppcrcttcs 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Sophomore Choir 2; EOS Business Stolf 4. CALVIN TUMLIN CAROL VANERKA—Big Rock High School 2: G.A.A. 2. 4; English Club 2; Latin Club 2: Investment Club 3; Girls Club 3. 4; Red and Blue Copy Editor 4; Pcpperettos 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Future Teachers Club 4. JAMES VARGO—Boys Glee Club 2. 3. TERRY VARNEY—Basketball 4; Hall Monitor 4; Honor Study Hall 4. RON VICKERY—Richwoods High School. Peoria. Illinois 2; Football 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 3; Hall Monitor 4; Band 2; Track 2; Pep Club 2; Music Appreciation Club 2. FRANCES VORIS—Big Sister 4; EOS Class Editor 4; Foreign Language Club 2; Future Teachers Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3. Points Secretary 4; Girls Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; Peppcrettes 4; G.A.A. Board 3: Thespians 4; Sophomore Choir 2. CHARLES WADE—A Cappcllo Choir 3. Vice President 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4: Foreign Language Club 2; Goll 2. 3. 4; Investment Club 4; Senior Class Board 4; Radio Club President 3; Red and Blue Reporter 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Student Council 4; Honor Study Hall 2. 3. Co-Head 4. DELBERT WALLS—Football 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Beecher High. Flint. Michigan. 2. DAN WARNER—Wrestling 2. Poge 109 MICHAEL WEAVER—Bond 2. 3. 4; Drum Major 4; Radio Club Pr M. 3; Red and Bloc Circulation Manogcr 4: A Coppcllo Choir 4; Wrestling 2. JAY WEBER—Honor Study Hall 4. SUSAN WEIHMAN—Foreign Longuago Club 3: G-A.A. 2, 3: Investment Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pcppcrcttes 4; Honor Study Hall 2, 3: Hall Moni-tor 4. MARILYN WEISS— Commercial Club 4; Future Homemokers Club 2; Girls Club 2: Honor Study Hall 2: EOS Business Staff 4. NANCY WEISS—Girls Glee Club 3; Sophomore Choir 2. LYMAN WEST—Radio Club 4; Sophomore Choir 2: Track 4. THELMA WHETZEL—Academy of Our Lody 2; Commercial Club 4; EOS Business Staff 4; Lotin Club 2. LINDA WHITSON—A Coppcllo Choir 3, Treasurer 4; Allied Medical Careers Club 4; Bond 2. 3. 4; Big Sister 4; Foreign Longuage Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 2: Orchestro 2. 3: Pep Club 4; Pcpporcttos 4: Student Council Alternate 3. 4. JANICE WHITTLE—A Coppcllo Choir 4: Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club Secretary 2. 3; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3: Gym Club 3. 4; Music Appreciation Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2. LARRY WICKS MARY ANN WILKIE—Future Homemakers Club 2: Girls Club 2. 3. 4. JUDY WILLGEROTH—Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 2. Vice President 3: Future Teachers Secretory 4; G.A.A. 2. 4: Girls Club 2, Representative 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3: Pop Club 4; Pepperettes 4. Page 110 JACQUELINE WILLIAMS—Allied Medlcol Careers Club 4; Future Homemakers Club 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Honor Study Holl 4. KATHY WILLIAMS—Future Homemakers Club 3. 4. SUSAN WILLIAMS—Soo High School. Sault-Ste Marie. Michigan 3; Future Homemakers Club 4; G.A.A. 4; Girls Glee Club 4. JERRY WILSON MARY WOLF—Commercial Club 4; Future Homemakers Club 2; Girls Club 2: Peppcrettes 4; Honor Study Holl 2. 3; EOS Business Stall 4. SANDT WOMACK—A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Big Sister 4; Foreign Language Club 3: Future Teachers Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club Representative 2. 3, Vice President 4; Gym Club 3, 4; Music Appreciation Club 3; Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Pep Club 4; Peppcrettes 4; Red and Blue Reporter 4; Sophomore Choir 2: Student Council Alternate 2. Representative 3. Board 4; Hall Monitor 4. A. - Wsw MICHAEL WOOLCOTT—Band 2. 3. 4; Dance Bond 2. 3. 4; President ol Music Appreciation Club 4; Radio Club Secretary-Treasurer 3: Associate Editor Red ond Blue 4; Biology, Advance Biology, ond Chemistry Lab Assistant 4. LOUISE YNGSTROM—Foreign Exchange Student. H.A.L.F., Orebro. Sweden 3: A Cappella Choir 4; Music Appreciation Club Vice President 4; Pep Club 4; Peppcrettes 4; Student Council 4; Fall Play Production 4. PAT YONK—Commercial Club 3. 4; Girls Club Representative 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Gym Club 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Pepperettes 4; Sophomore Choir 2; Honor Study Hall 4; EOS Business Staff 4. TOM YOUNG—Basketball 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Honor Study Holl 3. 4; Junior Class President 3; Footboll 2. 3. Captain 4. LYNNE ZIMMERMAN—Vice Prosidont Future Homemakers Club 4; Big Sister 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girls Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Study Hall 2; Hall Monitor 4. JOSEPH ZMUGG—Mormion Militory Academy 2; Class Pioy 3: Investment Club 4: Projectionist Club 3. 4; Radio Club 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 3; Glee Club 2; Newspaper 2: Science Club 2; Rifle Club 2. Page 111 David Allison Judy Boughton Lorna Dennis James Finstrom Rae Frank Susan Fry Richard Greeley Janet Gronquist Rod Handeland Ivan Johnson David Lisberg Karl Maron Terri Alschuler Carol Cauldwell Virginia Erekson Renata Flaim Tim Friday Judy Goldman Vicki Grometer John Habermeyer David Hausmann Pam Kohn Diane Lisberg Pogc 112 Margaret McCleery Dennis Metcalfe Judith Orr Mamie Peters Doug Peterson Carol Puklin Robert Rea Roy Solfisburg Carol Sweasy Peter Tremain Charles Wade Ruth Ann Martin Brenda McClure Marta Nevampaa Linn Ostberg Janice Petersen Raphael Podolsky Jim Ramey Reva Shepp Marilyn Suttie Robert Taggart Frances Voris Judy Willgeroth Did she gel her wish? Page 113 Poge 114 Richard Albright, Patti Allen r lik MV Laura Anderson. Robert Anderson. Gary Annis, Harold Ansell Paul Baker, Jim Bantz, Carole Barclay, Bobbie Barkley Ann Barton. Sharon Barton, Jeon Beatty. Bonnie Beck Robert Benbow, Donna Bennett, Bonnie Bentson, Pom Bentson Mary Lou Bessette. Cornelia Bignell, Dove Bilstrom, Joan Bishop Jeanne Blankcnhagen, Mike Bourgo. Irma Broun, Lester Brcwick ft n Page 115 r«r Christine Brewster. Oarlene Briggs. Steve Bronstein, Sue 8rost Carol 8rush. Robert Buckley. Judy Burckhord. Burton Collmor Michael Camp. Larry Cartwright. Tom Chapman. Jane Chounccy Gregg Cole, Judi Comfort. Bob Conklin, Don Converse Denny Convorsc. Peggy Craig. Sandy Crews. Ann Crimi Martha Crumpton. Linda David. Chuck DeGroff. Marty Demien Susan Dols. Brad Dooley. George Dutton. Kristine Dykstra Jim Edmondson. Carol Edwards. Bill Eggert. Jeff Egolf Diano Ellis. Jim Eisner. Lynne Erickson. Richord Erickson Leona Ervin. Pam Ethington. Jim Fohrlonder. Noncy Felts Page 116 Tom Fisher, Michael Flynn, Eddie Forbes. Carol Foster Sandro Foster, Ruth Ann Fowler, Jelf Fox. Dove Fronch Diane Freyling, Karen Fuller, Chuck Galbreoth. Tom Gallogher Deonne Gelfcrs. Horry Gibbons. Marianne Gillette. Leslie Ginger Dave Ginsberg. Alice Glenn, Jim Glenn. Sollie Glover Sharon Goodendorl. Dick Gramley. Dick Green. Loraine Grisch Jim Groninger, Sharon Grover. George Hogemon, Wanda Hale Roy Honkes. Bill Hanson. Peggy Hanson. Judy Harp Diono Harris. Susan Hartman. Kay Hawks. Janice Howse Linda Head. David Heeg. Mike Heim. Linda Heinz ts r o :4 1 ill ■fiik. 0 t Q ft m o ' Jkk n B A (f m R 1 -mm Page 117 ' C 3 p 3 y J f 3i Jerry Heifers. Corol Hcndricker. Vickie Henke, Jody Henne Morgoret Hensley. Ed Hess. Norman Hessel. Diane Hesselbaom Ronnie Hickey. Wally Hines. Shirley Hoevkcr. Fred Hoffman Pool Hogon. Don Holdrcn. Williom Howe, Dione Hubbard Penny llkcnhons, Kothy lorotti, Jane Jefferson. Bill Johannessen n o Aik A Margie Johnson. Richard E. Johnson, Richard Johnson, Geraldine Jones Tom Jones, Gerry Jucius. Elli Jung, Ron Kaufmann Gene Keck. Christie Keiser. Karen Kellcn, Lorry Konnedy Ed Kottley. Karla Kimor. Dione Kopp. lorie Krueger Groto Kwant, Susan Kyler. Tom Landry. Jim Latham Page 118 Jack LoVoy, Sharon Lay, Ronald Lechnick. Ruthonne Lettsomc Crorlonc Leverich. Ann Lintner, Carol Lipsey, Marcia Lirot John Little. Leah Loos. Sharcll Loring. Micky Mammingo Dennis Mongers. Ross Marki. Choryl Mathels, Mary Maudsley Rose McAllister, Larry McCabe. Lorraine McDonold. Carol McDuffee Christy McKay, Pawl McKee, Linda Miller, Bill Millhouse a 1 n 1 Wendell Minor. Sylvia Mollison. Gary Mosher, Marilyn Moyer a « •v • Neil Neckoloishen, David Nelson, George Ncpereny, Jeonnie Neujohi r. j p ■n W % i. 'vl !kA m a Gory Ness, Dove Neubouer, John Neyhort, Bill Nicholson f J'il -i A ilk Tim Nilles. Barbara Northrop. Tom Ochsenschlager, Terry O’Connell a s') 1 i Page 119 JoAnn O'Conner, Solly Oelker, Louis Olden. John Oleson Diono Olson. Joclie Olson, Koren Olson, Kent Olson Jcrilyn Orsteod, Pomelo Ory, Bob Osby. Lynne Osmondson Deno Poppos. Dione Porker. Koren Patterson. Don Peterson Jerry Pigatti. Mike Pittord. Mark Polen. Judy Pollock Judy Poninski. Joyce Print , Ronald Propernick. Janet Pyle Lee Ouilhot. Barb Roy. Sharon Rcick. Pot Renner Richard Reuter, 8ill Riley. Noncy Rocholl. Felicie Rod Marilyn Ross. John Russell. Cheryl Ryder. Ginny Salisbury Dennis Sollomi, Martha Saltijcral. Nikki Schoub. Sendee Schilling o ft 3 ft O 0,$ vib Za a h « t Pago 120 .a 4ife m a Ted Schindelbeck, Carol Schmidt. Diane Sebers, Dick Sebers ft r ft ft ik - ifet Lexi Shrooder, Kothie Seifert. Judy Soifrid, Lois Senf y 2 f Dennis Seyller, Jell Shoeler. Joyce Shavnore. Jerry Sheehan Bob Shepord. Dave Shepard. Pat Shriber. Penny Skirm r a it w n A j. Sam Slamans, Carl Smith, Mike Smith. Nancy Smith Pott Smith. Pearl Smith. Sandi Smith. Howard Smukler Linda Snodgrass. Mary Snyder. Roger Sperry. Shori Sprehe Pete Stoigor. Juris Stals. Sue Stein. Camilla Stenson Nancy Stephens. Mary Ann Swanson. Bill Sweeney, Sue Taggart « .p « « Page 121 Jim Talbott. Bill Taylor. Donald Tellin. Gail Tennant Roger Tesch, Corol Thompson, Sharon Thompson. Bill Thompsoi n Chuck Tinsley. Jim Tinsley, Carol Townsend. Barbara Trense Jell Troll. Beth Trumbo. Evelyn Ulncss. Don Von Riper Carla Veres. Rick Voland. Kay Voss. Mike Waddell Richard Wolx. Pat Womsley. Jackie Warner. Paul Waters r i A Jane Weber. Linda Webster. Dick Weigel. Pot Whitaker Burney Wilkie. Carolyn Wilks. Suson Willgeroth. Loren Williams Barb Wilmorth. Solly Wolf, Mickey Wypych. Jeon Young Peggy Young, Sue Young. Wendi Youngen, Bill Zimmerman Page 122 Juniors, absent when pictures were token, ore first row. I. to r.: Cheryl Clemens. Mary Marsh, Barbara Dales. Judy Johnson. Second row. Mary Harris. Third row. Jeff Bloke. Steve 8eck. Jerry Fisher. Willie Shepard. Just o little cheesecake. Page 123 No! No fork on the left! Pogc 124 H 45% fewer cavities. Who wonts their picture token? Page 125 Sophomore Closs Officers ore. I. to r.: Steve Oxie. Grctchcn Gollo-ghcr. Vicki Henning. Kneeling is Tom Zimmermon. sopnonocEs Irmo Aquilo, Jock Albright, Betty Aldis, Jim Almy Kothy Anderson. Connie Angoll. Judy Arbcitcr. Corol Armbruster Rachel Bada, Joe Bailey, Kay Bailey, Eugene Balthazar Barbara Barton. Terry Beotus. Deanne Becker, Karen Bee Gory Beisbicr, Bette Benewich. Annice 8ennett, Glenn Bennett Bill Bontley. Barbara 8eremon. Rochcllo 8crgfeld, Doris Bills Jerri Binns. Jane Bloom, Karen Bobzicn, Judy Bonner n f -V c t i ill A.fe r • ft f Page 126 Bill Borders. Mary Ann Bothe. Bob Boynton. Pot Bradford John Brinkmoior, John Briscoe. Corol Brooke. Chris 8rown Mike Brown, Rosel Brown. John Brunner, Vevo Bryant Dole 8uckhordt. Sharon Buercr. Beth Bumgarner, Mike Burgcrt Vondes Burnett. Jim Calcs, Jane Calvert. Jerry Campbell Aik s % i- p ft kih 1- to P o r% Atk i ') p II t ■ w ft c Jfeiki 4 k i Aifc t t M ( l O Q, .O Bob Campbell, Jay Capaul, Judy Carlson, Ronnie Carlson Julio Carrillo. Mary Ann Carter. Judy Cheothom. Chorles Chester Carol Christolferson. Conrad Clark, Jim Clark, Robert Clark Mary Clouse, Larry Cox. Morris Cox. Becky Crim Jennifer Critton. Bob Curran. Nancy Daley. Ed Datschevski Page 127 PS u r A Judy Davidson. Corol Dovis. Mory Deloch. Pot Dohren 1 fft £Tj Cindy Doron. Morty Doss. Lorry Dick. Gregg Dicterle v v R v � I :A P ) f � Cj Jock Ekstrom, Virginio EHinghusen. Mortho Englond. Noncy Fogel hL. A.W w r P fl tt John DuFou. John Dutko, Rose Dutton, Dove Eissner kin ftkifc ft O Chuck Dittmon. Dennis Dooley, lindy Drew. Manfred Dusch ,V4 vv it , k Tom Fouth. Dick Finstrom. Joan Fish. Joe Fletcher 1 T 4- © O P v . h i Jackie Fohn, Richard Ford. Gory Galbrccht, Gretchen Gollogher a r i'kl k Dove Garrison. Jim Gee. Gerold Gierden. Cheryln Gieser p ft ft L n Aih V ik Chorlcs Gillette. Richord Gloss. Ston Glenn. Sherrie Goble ft fc ' c S 4 ti . ik Humberto Gonxolos. Lindo Gron. Bill Gray. Don Greeley P9 ■ A± i.fc ilk Poge 128 Dove Gregory. Dove Griesscr, Sarah Grieves, Marlin Grivetfi Elyse Grossman, Marcia Grossman, Jim Haeslcr, Sharon Hankins Bob Honn. Diane Horker. Dennis Harkins. Linda Horrison Dick Hovens. Jackie Hawse. Wanda Hoxol. Linda Heim Dennis Heifers. Judy Heller. Vicky Henning. Richard Hickey a 9 g n 0 T - v . a, lift r V «■ Ssk 1 A. Solly Hickman. Richard Higgins, Margo Hinton. Judy Hobart Woyne Hoffman, Diane Holdren. Kathy Holt, Ken Howe Tom Howe. George Huszor, Cheryl Ingraham. Carol Jacobson Suzanne Jacobson. Rick Joy. Charles Jeffries. Don Johnson Duane Johnson. Jim Johnson. Patricia Johnson, Sue Johnson Page 129 -3 v i ) p ft x 1 £ n W, M p f 5 p e A k m ti Mike Jones, Ronold Keck. Mary Ann Kelly. Shirlee Kenner Ken Kerst, Nancy Kcyster, Bob Kies, Donno Kinzer Borbaro Kimbro, Dee Ann King, Carolyn Kinney, Myrno Kerr Alan Kleinstivcr. Wolter Kling, Linda Koestcr, Steve Kolo John Krebs. Inge Kuhn. Lorry Kuni, Richard Lamcreou Gary Lancaster, Janice Londrcth. Mary Lopshansky, Dave Lothom Steve Lee, Alyce Lehnert. Jim Leonard!. Bill Lindoo Lincoln Lockhort, Richord Lowry, Lorry Loti. Barb Maokestod Tom MacDonald. Mory Koy Magill, Peggy Main, George Martin Ronnio Martin. Soroh Manuki. JoAnn Mosterson, Pool McDullee o n Ik Jb f A kik it 4nr i ft i. L £ V 1 Poge 130 Tom McKoy, Bette McKee. Richord McLoughlin. Gloria McNoill Bill Mehlhorn, Pool Melvin. Dale Metcalf. Dean Mctcolf Ronald Miller. Susie Miller. Dick Mill . Marcia Mindell Pat Monaco, Mary Morefield. Donald Morgan, Bill Mortl Bernie Mother, Cheryl Mundy. Linda Myers. Barbara Nonce fta § o , Aik A h a hAk A __ • n a Vic Needham. Dave Neill, Linda Nelson, Beth Ness Davo Newman, Jeff Nuycn, Dan Ochsenschloger. Steve Ochsonschloger Barbara Omons, Chuck Owen, Roger Porazoider, Pam Patrick Ron Pearson, Walter Pennington, Lynne Perrine, John Peters Holly Peterson, Dave Pctroo, Linda Pfeiffer. Don Phillips Poge 131 ft p ■ ? ft Don Place. Julio Plata. Lonny Plough. Robert Popp A ill Aft i rt o Jenny Potteiger. Madge Potts. Jell Pyle. Jim Race -r I jIL jti ft ’ ■ «■ V ft ft Juanita Reody. Paul Reedy. Jim Reichert, Ernesto Reino 1 c fj ft Gerry Reinert, Cothy Renaud, Veronica Renoud. Lorry Richordson -iii V. n K s n A v a i Lindo Richordson. George Ridley. Linda Robothom. Judie Roetzer .,- SAiZS.S Buddy Rogers. Corol Roush. Jim St. Jules. Jyme Salle Jim Solisburg. Sue Solimon, Steve Sounders. Judy Schierboum Mary Schindel, Ed Schomer, Richard Schrettcr. Jim Schuettner David Seogrist, Word Seifrid. Kent Shell. Jerry Shogor Richard Siler. Mel Simon. Mile Simons. Sandy Simpson ff) ft ft ft r ft ft ■� L I ■v f i £■ p 0 £ £tk A A i v '- Page 132 Don Sjostrond. Robert Skcels, Terri Sloney. Borboro Smoll Morilyn Smilie. Dole Smith. Lee Smith. Sue Sollisburg Beverly Speclmon. Bob Speers, Rita Spencer. Noil Spivey Wayne Springer, Mark Stack, Donna Stafford, Rick Stahl 8ctty Stark, Kathy Stark, Kay Stork, Kote Steinman ft n j -1 r Aik ' J s. A ft f 1 n 41 41 s At a Aik l ift kk A A f 0 A r r ft r- ifs ft V r? m 1 il (? m f fi Grohom Stenson, Don Stephens, Rusty Sternberg, Karen Stevens Lorry Stevens. Kay Stevens, Tom Stiles. Dave Stone Dole Storm. Sandy Swenson. Joan Swinchomcr. Lindo Tesch Sheila Thornton, Norma Thois, Ronnie Tinsley, Jock Townsend Judy Truemper. Randy Tschonnen, Bonnie Tull, Ronnie Tull Poge 133 o fS T L ft ft ft' o !. 7 i .1 i'1 - ! fl Vw Mfc. T 1 - ft 1,J Jkik B n i) Ait Ken Tullctt. Gerry Voitkus. Jockie Von Cleave. Dick Von Cleve Bill Vccders. John Voreis, Rolph Voris. Terri Wade Jerry Walls, Jodi Wolsh. Ann Word. Wendy Warren John Woylond. Bob Wohrs. Dick Weiss, Koy Woith John Welch. Phil Wolles, Jomie Wenkws. Carol White Roy White. Koren Wilie. Jim Wilson. 8roco Witonowski Barry Woolcott. Donna Wollenweber. Tom Zimmerman a ft Ad ft A a t :v o is Jin ittnmiriam Robert Hogel Sophomores, obsent when pictures were token, are first row. I. to r.: Marie McDonold, Joyce Grconwald, Koren Soidelmon. Second row, Tom Nelson. Tom Kowolkc, Jerry Brown. Page 134 Poge 135 Pago 137 Our tcachors, who have been kind ond helpful advisors, have lod us to greater knowledge and new fields of endeavor. ADMINISTRATION LEADS THE WAY The Aurora Public Schools (West), are capably administered by Harold Fearn, Superintendent; Dr. Donald Weaver. Director of Instruction; Mr. Charles Glover, Director of Business Affairs; and Mr. Ray Grant, Director of Buildings and Grounds, who develop better programs and facilities for the ever increasing school enrollment. Harold G. Fearn M.A., University ol Illinois Superintendent ot Schools Donald C. Weaver B.A., Central Michigan Collogo M.A., Or. of Ed., University of Michigan Director of Instruction Charles D. Glover Ray K. Grant M.A., Northwestern University Director of Buildings and Grounds M.A., Northwestern University Director of Business Affairs Page 138 TO A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR First row: Dr. Howard Gillette, John Matthews, ond Clarence Volentino. Second row: George Peters, Donald Packet, Robert Robinson, and Frank Voris are the members of the Board of Education for District 129. Mr. George Brock, principal of Aurora West since 1953, was elected this year vice-chairman of the legislative commission for the Illinois High School Association. This organization administrates competitive state-wide extra-curricula programs in such activities as athletics, music, and student government. Working closely with the 51-member faculty, Mr. Brock helps them consider new methods and concepts in teaching. Mr. George Brock M.Ed.. University of Michigan Principal of Aurora West High School Throughout his many years of service as the assistant principal of West High, Mr. Ridinger has been a vital influence in the successful function of the school. Heading the Social Science Department, working with the guidance personnel, and administering discipline to the 992 students, Mr. Ridinger plays an important part in seeing to the well-being and development of the future education of every student at our school. Mr. A. C. Ridinger B.S.. Illinois Wcsloyon University M.A., University of Illinois Assistant Principal Head of Social Science Department Page 139 FUTURE PLANS OF STUDENTS ARE GUIDED BY COUNSELORS IN NEW SYSTEM AT WEST Louise Lane B.S., University of Illinois M.A., Northwestern University Junior Girls' Counselor Senior English Junior Red Cross Sponsor Richard Dorsey M.S., Illinois Stoto Normal Junior Boys' Counselor Biological Science Assistant Varsity Football Coach Golf Coach Isla Mae Tisher B.S.. Iowa Stotc University M.S., Northern Illinois University Sophomore Girls' Counselor Junior Girls' Physical Education Girls' Club Sponsor William R. Wallbaum 8.A.. Auroro College M.A., Northwestern University Sophomore Boys' Counselor Plane Geometry Sophomore Football Coach Richard H. Giles B.S. and M.A., Murray State College Senior Class Counselor Designed to further a closer relationship between counselor and student is a new guidance system employed at West High. These five counselors, who are delegated to work with a certain grade level, are always available to answer or discuss any questions or problems a student may have. From selecting courses to making future plans, whether a student needs help in choosing a college or preparing for the business world, the counselor is always there— botn as an adviser and as a friend. Amoricon History Student Council Sponsor Throughout the year the office secretaries carry out vital duties necessary to both the school and its students. Sending transcripts to various colleges and keeping attendance and scholastic records of students in order and up to date are some of the services rendered by Mrs. Dietzman, the guidance office secretary, Mrs. Hughes, secretary to Mr. Brock, and Miss Kelly, the Registrar. Completing some offico work arc West High's secretaries. I. to r.: Mrs. Dietzmon, Mrs. Hughes, and Miss Kelly. Pago 140 FACULTY LEADS STUDENTS THROUGH YEAR, Michael Adolph B $., Illnois Stole Normal University Modem History American Hiitory Assistant Football Coach Joseph Axelson 8.A,. Wheoton College M.A., University of Illinois Problems of Democrocy Investment Club Clorence Bluboum B.S.. Indiana State Teochert’ College M A.. University of of Illinois Commerce Harold Buckmuhl M.S. Ed.. Illinois Stole Normal University Problems of Democracy Richard Ebeling B.S.. Illinois State Normol Chemistry Moth Fundamentals W. P. Burclhord 8.A , Iowa Stole Teochers- College Driver Education Philip Clark B.S., Eostern Illinois University American History World Gcogrophy Caroline Drummond B.E.. University of Miami M.A , Northwestern University English Speech Americon History Speech Activities Diane Dryer B.S.. Northern Illinois University Home Economics Future Homemakers' Club Francis Evers Warren Felts B E.. M.S. Ed.. Illinois Stole Normal University Latin Vergil Future Teochers' Club B.S.. University of Illinois Band Dance 8and Orchestra June Fuller 8.A.. Auroro College English Page 141 RECOGNIZING YOUNG HOPE AND TALENT, Lionel Gordiner 8.S.. M.S.. Sroul Slot College Mctol Shop Radio Club Leslie Geo 8.E . Northern Illinois University Vocotionol Printing Printing Muriel Fults M.A Ed.. University ot Illinois Shorthand Clericol Proctice Commerciol Club Mary Grecnowalt A.8.. Manchester College M.A.. University of Denver librorion Library Club Carl Hafenrichter 8.A., North Centrol College M.A.. University of Illinois Analytic Geometry Trigonometry Junior Advanced Alqebro Solid Geometry Moth Seminar Senior Closs Advisor Harriet Grondy M.A.. University of Illinois Algebro Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Co-sponsor of Junior Red Cross Sophomore Closs Advisor William Housholtcr 8.S.. Northwestern University English Drama Director of Oromotic Productions Thespian Club Sponsor Stcn Halfvorson M.M Ed.. Northwestern University Choral Music Music Appreciation Club Sponsor Robert Hall 8.A.. Iowa Stole Teochers' College Biology Wrestling Coach 8oys' Physical Education Morgoret Junker B.S.. Milwaukee Stoto Teachers' College Assistant Librarian Assistant to English Deportment Joan Hunter Patricio Johnson 6.Ed.. Eostern Illinois University M.S.. University of Michigan Advanced Biology _ Biology Science Club Sponsor B.A., Carroll College American History World History Page 142 ENCOURAGING NEW IDEAS AND ENDEAVORS, Koy Knutson B.S , University of Wisconsin English Jeonne Lentz B.S.. Locrosse Stole College Girls' Physicol Education Sophomore G.A A. Pep Club Sponsor Robert Knilans 8.S., Wisconsin Stole College Plane Geometry Varsity Bosketboll Coach Tennis Coach A” Club Sponsor Lawrence Pinnow I.Ed.. Wisconsin Stole Teochers' College M.A . Colorado State College Physics PSSC-Physics Oirector of AudiO'Visuol Education Ocan Martin B S.. Kirksvillc State Teachers' College Woodshop Albert Morzo BA, M.A., Ball Stote Teachers' College French Foreign Languoge Laboratory Oirector Foreign Languoge Club Foreign Longuoge Oeportment Chairmon Thelma Maze B S.. University of Indiono Girls' Physical Education and Health Junior-Senior G.A.A. Gym Club Sponsor Horold Meyer B Ed., Northern Illinois Teochers' College M.A . Northwestern University Mechanicol Orowing Machine Orowing Architectural Drawing Chairman of Industrial Arts Oeportment Hugo Peterson M.A.. Northwestern University Office Practice Advanced Typing Comptroller EOS Business Advisor Choirman of Commercial Department Letho Mae Rusk B.S.. Konsos Stole College A.M.. University of Missouri Art Home Economics Borbara Ransom B.S.. Southwest Missouri Stote College Art Point Pot Club Sponsor A.B., St. Olof College English Page 143 ORGANIZING IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS Solly Schcof B.S. Ed.. Illinois Stole Normol University English Generol English Helen Wood 8 A.. M.A., University of Illinois English Roe Jeon Tudor Mildred Spongier A.8 . Greenville College A.M., University of Illinois Bookkeeping Accounting 8.8.A.. lo«o Stole University Clericol Bookkeeping Personal Typing Shorlhond Commorciol English Commorciol Club Sponsor Kenneth Zimmcrmon B.S.. University of Illinois Director of Athletics Vorsity Footboll Coach Assistant Track Coach Boys' Physieol Education Richard Zuege B.S. Ed.. Illinois State Normal University Mechonicol Drowing Boys Physical Education Footboll Coach Sophomore Boskeiboll Cooch Trock Cooch Roymond Vlodar B A.. Michigan State University Journolism EOS Advisor Sponsor of Publications Gladys Carlson R.N . University of Wisconsin Certified Public Health Nurse. University of Minnesota School Nurse Allied Medicol Careers Club Sponsor A Tribute To Our Teachers At West High Where the mind is without fear . . . Where Knowledge is free . . . Where words come out from the depth of truth; Where tireless striving stretches its arms toward perfection; Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert sand of dead habit; Where the mind is led forward into ever widening thought and action . . Page 144 —Rabindranath Tagore. MAINTENANCE STAFF The Cofeterio staff consists of, I. to r.: Della Britton, Sadie Klcinemeicr. Dorothy Tennant. Du Ann Stevens. Helen Stein, and Millie Winn. Mr. Matt Rombout and Mr. Kenneth Angell are port of the maintenance crew. Poge 145 Mr. Dale Barringer. Mr. Ralph Christenson, and Mr. John Haggerty complete the maintenance staff. TEACHERS ARE PART OF THE WEST HIGH SPIRIT, West's most popular quortet. consisting of the famed Adolph, Felts, Holfvor-son. ond Ridinger boys, sing up another victory song for West. Mr. Brock expounds upon those days back in Edwards-ville.” Coach Knilons ond Santo Clous Halfvorson hove a good time at the Christmas Pep Assembly. Poge 146 PARTICIPATING IN MANY ACTIVITIES. Whof was in that punch? Mr. Richard Giles counsels senior Dove Lisberg on his college plans. The teachers' dining room is a favorite place to catch up on the news of the doy Page 147 SPECIAL PATRONS $10.00 OR MORE ALBA MANUFACTURING CO. N. Lake Rd. ALL-STEEL EQUIPMENT CO. Griffith Ave. AURORA DANCE STUDIO 17 S. Island Ave. AURORA FIRE PROTECTION CO. 728 Fourth Avenue AURORA METAL COMPANY 6M West Park Ave. AURORA MID-WEST PRINTERS 351 S. Woodlown Ave. AURORA NATIONAL BANK 2 S. 8roodwoy AURORA PUMP COMPANY 629 Loucks Street AURORA PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL SERVICES 57 Fox Streot AURORA WOOD PRODUCTS 700 Terry Ave. AURORA Y.M.C.A. 460 Garfield VICTOR AVRAM Route 1. Church Road MR. MRS. H. A. BARBER 1445 Garfield R08ERT M. BEABER. PLUM8ING AND HEATING 832 Sard Ave. BENTSON MFG. CO. 652 Highland Ave. BIT OF SWEDEN 120 Hill Ave. BOCKMAN JEWELERS 53 Main St. B.P.O.E. ORGANIZATION LODGE 705 77 Stolp DR. JOHN M. 8RANDEL. M.D. 57 Fox Street MR. A MRS. ROBERT BRaUER 408 Central BUDDY A ZAKOSEK 1020 Mason BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY. INC. 40 N. Avenue CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO. Box 348. Aurora CENTRAL LIMESTONE CO. Morris, Illinois Charles j. Carson 1110 Walnut Ave. COLONIAL DRUGS 1128 Prairie CAY CAB company OF AURORA INC. 174 S. Broadwoy. Aurora DON L. DISE INC. 850 Rothbone EXPERT VENDING CO. 1617 Kenilworth Place FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP 1700 N. Lake FOX VALLEY TRANSIT MIX 698 Terry Avenue FUNKEN SIGN CO. 60 S. River GLOBE HOMES. INC. 1500 New York St. MR. A MRS. I. L. GOLDMAN 1118 Garfield MR. A MRS. KARL GRUBE 433 Edgclown HALL'S SUNOCO SERVICE New York A Loucks Street HARTING SERVISOFT 103 S. LoSolle St. HAYDEN A SWEASY CO. 66 S. Broadway HEALY CHAPEL 332 Downer PI. HOME BUILDING AND LOAN ASSN. 77 S. Broadway JACOBSON S GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY Box 50. Sullivan Rd. WILLIAM F. JOBBINS INC. North Lake MR. A MRS. G. E. JORDON 214 Edgelawn Drive MR. A MRS. LEON KOLE 530 Polace A. J. KONRAD D.D.S. 2 S. Broadway EDWARD M. KYSER 30 S. Island Ave. LAKONE PRODUCTS 500 Rothbone Ave. LIBBY FURNITURE 46 S. Broadway ARNOLD LIES CO. 1515 New York CARL W. LINDER 614 Prairie St. SENATOR A MRS. MERRITT J. LITTLE LYON METAL PRODUCTS Montgomery, III. MATHEWS. JORDON. DEAN A SUHLER Graham Building DR. B. E. MOISANT 556 Main Street NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE 407 Galena Insurance THE OLD SECOND NAT. BANK OF AURORA Corner of River A Downer R. F. MALL. ARCHITECT 923 N. Lake McDONALDS DRIVE-IN 1021 N. Lake St. GEORGE MOREFIELD ELECTRIC CO. 826 Iowa Ave. NATIONAL BRUSH CO. 101 Illinois Ave. PFISTER ASSOCIATED GROWERS Golena Rood PIGGLY WIGGLY Illinois ond Foran Lane PINES ENGINEERING CO. 601 Wolnut Street LEON B. POOLY AND SON INC. 1624 Marseilloise SALERNO A-l SERVICE 1362 Golena Blvd. J. W. STAHL CONSTRUCTION CO. Somonouk, Illinois STANDARD KOLLSMAN 92 Rothbone Ave. STEPHENS-ADAMSON MFG. CO. Aurora, Illinois ROBERT J. STUMM 638 S. Broadway UNDER COVER AUTO PARTS 121 Fox St. VALLEY EXCAVATING CO. 1071 Oliver Ave. WALINGER STUDIOS INC. Chicago. Illinois WALKER LAUNDRY CLEANERS DYERS 32 Wolnut WALT'S SUPER MARKET 1108 Prairie WHEATON MEAT CO. Wheaton. Illinois WMRO—RADIO AURORA S. River Street YOUNGRENS HEATING 736 New Haven Avenue Pago 148 PATRONS Advertising Connor Associotcs Inc. 1460 Eost River Rood Fonltcn Sign Co. 60 S. River Rculond Advertising Agency 555 Illinois Ave. Shorr Poper Co. 74 N. LaSalle Trio Letters 329-331 Woodlawn Architects Robert H. Shelp. A.I.A. 49 Fox Street R. F. Moll 923 N. Lake Automobile Dealers A.B.C. Motor Soles 1106 New York Berthold-Honson 70 S. LoSolle St. Corl Cremer Inc. 101 S. Lake Kone County Import Co. 229 Galena Kelly Kar Co. 110 N. River Northloke Motors 1240 N. Lake Oak Park Ford Soles Oak Park. III. Owen Kone Ford 230 Golcna Root Buick Inc. 173 S. River Springbrook Motors 1417 N. Lake Welding Motors 330 N. Broodway Zentmeyer Ford Sales Main Jackson St. Automobile Supplies Al's Speed Muffler Shop 205 S. Lincoln Way Aurora Automobile Supply 220 Galena Blvd. Auroro Welding Service 313 Gale St. Crowe Motors. Inc. 70-72 S. River Harkcr's Body Shop 186 Woodlawn Avo. Lee Body Shop 120 Woodlawn Midas Mulfler 52 S. Lako Nelson Auto Parts Inc. Lincoln Highway Phillips Auto Ports Co. 225 Holbrook Robinson's Auto Supply Co. 128 So. Broadwoy United Auto Sales Inc. 204 Woodlawn Bakeries Buchner's Bakery 597 Fifth Ave. Ericson's Bakery 100 Ohio Street Horner's Bakery 935 Galena Blvd. Rainbo Bread 605 Plum St. Ten Eyck's Pastry Shop Banks Aurora Not'l Bank 2 S. Broadwoy Old Second Not'l Bank River Downer Barbers and Beauticians Anthony's Beauty Salon 905 Oak St. Brenner's Barber Shop 61 S. Broadway Carl's Barber Shop 53 S. Broadway Elegant Beauty Salon 43 Fox Street Fashionette 508 Terry Galena Beauty Barber Shop 937 Galena Blvd. John Lewis Beauty School 48 N. Broadwoy Kay's Beauty Shop 605 Seneca Dr. Marion's Beauty Salon 427 Cleveland Northgato Barber Shop Northgate Shopping Center O K Barber Shop 109 River Street. Montgomery Roy's Barber Shop 1030 Prairie Street Riverside Barber Shop 43 Fox Street Rowan Nash Barber Shop 14 S. River Tony's Barber Shop 3 Water Street Vi'$ Beauty Shop 61 S. Broadwoy Bowling Lanes Classic Bowling Lancs 1414 New York St. Sylvondcll Bowling Lanes 35 Golona Blvd. Valley Bowl North Lake at Toll Road Building Materials Builders Supply Co. 40 N. Ave. Feltes Cool Grovel Co. North Aurora Payless Plywood Co. 209 Taylor. Montgomery Winn Supply Co. 31 Cedor Street Chiropodist Dr. Robert R. Hanson 936 New Haven Dr. H. L. Sanders 2 No. Broadway Dr. John L. Shonloy Aurora Nat. Bank Bldg. Cleaners Dyers Aurora Cleaners Furriers 129 Galena Blvd. Aurora Laundry S Dry Cleaning 562 S. River St. Baker Laundry Dry Cleonors 1450 E. East River Road Delux Cleonors 102 So. Batavia Ave., Batavia Illinois Cleaners Dyers. Inc. 323 Galena Blvd. Northgate Ploza Laundromot Cleaners One Hr. Mortinizing Cleaners 110 Main St. Pink's Cleaners 720 N. Highland Walker Laundry Cleaners Dyers 32 Walnut Clothing Aurora Dry Goods Co. 19 N. Broadway Alshuler's 17 S. Broadway Kleinert's 69 Fox Street Lytton's Northgate Shopping Plaza Morgan Linen Service 701 Morton Avenue Coal and Oil Brennan Cool Co. 106 Cedar Street McCredic Oil Co. Inc. 505 S. River St. Merit Petroleum Co. No. Aurora. Illinois Jim Murphy—(The Oil Man) 324 Garfield Sinclair Refining Co. 449 Woodlown Contractors Victor Avrom Route I. Church Rd. Charles J. Carson 1110 Walnut Ave. Central Limestone Co. Morris. Illinois Don L. Disc Inc. 830 Rathbone Fox Volley Grovel Co. Box 423—Route 3 Fox Volley Transit Mix 698 Terry Ave. Geneva Construction 111 Downer Place Globe Homes. Inc. 1500 New York St. Corl W. Linder 614 Prairie St. Midwest Tile Mosonry 904 Fifth St. B. Meyerhofcr 1650 S. E. River Road George Morcficld Electric 826 Iowa Ave. J. W. Stohl Construction Somonauk. Illinois T R Construction 250 So. Highland Valley Excovoting Co. 1071 Oliver Ave. White Todd Lumber 58 S. Lake Street Dairies Fruit Juice House 954 New York Ootmans Doiry 735 Proirie Road Oberweis Doiry Lake Stroet Road Dance Studios Arthur Murray School of Dancing 221 Fox Street Aurora Dance Studio 1 7 S. Island Ave. Jeon Mulhern Dance Studios 311 Galena Blvd. Dentists Dr. Philip J. Baldridge 77 S. Broadway Dr. Robert E. Bornes 1352 Galena Blvd. Dr. Wm. B. Downs Dr. R. J. Schopp 314 N. Lake Street Page 149 Dr. Howord Gillette 57 Fox Street Dr. Hotmon 2 N. Broad-voy Dr. Donald W. Miff 314 N. Lake St. Dr. Paul E. Keiser 314 N. Loke St. Dr. A. J. Konrad 2 S. 8roodwoy Dr. Caroll S. Miller 77 S. Broadway Dr. B. E. Moisont 556 Main Street Dr. Stanley C- Parks 30 S. Island Ave. Dr. John E Pearce 30 S. Island Ave. Dr. Marvin M. Puklin Med'col Arts B'dg. Dr. A. L. Roberts 4 Main Street Dr. J. W. Stubbs 30 N. Broadway Dr. Joseph E. Wodkins 77 S. Broodway Dr. J. M. Williams 33 Island Ave. Drs. White 4 Michels 314 No. Loke Street Department Stores Carson Pirie Scott 4 Co. 5 Main St. Lietz 4 Grometer. Inc. 24 S. Broadway Moin Surplus 61 S. 8roodwoy Montgomery Word 10 S. Island S. S. Kresge Co. 27 S. Broadwoy S. S. Kresge Co. 930 N. Loke Street S. S. Sencenbough Co. 20 S. Broadwoy W. T. Grant 12 S. Broodway Drive-Ins A 4 W Root Beer 15 Hill Ave. Dog n Suds 737 Hill Avenue Luigi’s 1431 New York St. McDonalds Drive-In 1021 N. Lake Tony's Pina No. I 929 So. River St. Tony's Pi«o No. 4 374 High St. Drug Stores Bur Han Drug Co. 35 Ho. Broodwoy City Hall Phormacy 14 Fox Street Colonial Drugs 1128 Prairie Eberly's Drug Store ?7 No. Broadway Grimm's Drug Stores Aurora and St. Charles Hartx-Reioll Drugs 40 S. River Shafer's Drug Store 931 Golena Blvd. Stoudt 4 Neumann Drugs 1 Island Ave. PATRONS Tonyon Pharmacy 33 S. River St. Vick's Drug Store 984 N. Loke Weston Pharmacy 330 Weston Plache's Whelan Drug Store Fox 4 Broadway Electrical Appliances Supplies Curran Appliance 209 S. Lincolnwoy. N. Aurora Custom Television Service 207 N. Union Electric Supply Corp. 517 S. River St. Hollis T. V. 505 New York St. General Electric Supply Co. 500 Rathbonc Ave. Johnsons Radio 4 Electronics 203 Goleno King Enterprises 461 Staples. Corpus Christi. Texas Leonordi-T-V 4 Appliances 907 S. River St. Lighthouse Electric 63 Woter May Appliance 61 Fox Street Michels Electric Co. 1043 Oliver Ave. The National Cash Register Company 31 2 North Loke Plante's Lawn Equipment 4 Gront St., N. Aurora J. N. Schneider Refrig. 4 Appliances Yorkville, Illinois Watson T. V. House 8 Downer Place Weirich TV-Rodio 618 New York St. Farm Service Equipment Barrett Feed ond Seed Co. Route 31. Montgomery Griswold Feed 4 Seed Store 16 N. River Street Homer G. Dickson 4 Co. Yorkville. Illinois Monier Sheep Co. Montgomery Pfister Associated Growers Inc. Galena Road Wilson Tractor Soles 210 N. River Street. Montgomery Floor Covering and Tile Arbeiter's Carpet Center 62 S. River Street Color Tile 60 N. Broodwoy Drive-In Floor Coverings 929 N. Loke Street Florists Aurora Greenhouse 1 Downer Barton's Floral Shop 43 Downer PI. Brown's Flower Shop 302 N. Lake Street End of the Rainbow Floral Service 307 Lawndale Ave. Jacobson's Greenhouse and Nursery Box 50. Sullivan Road Peter A. Freeman 358 Cedar Street Peter W. Jungles 117 Moin Street Schaefer's Greenhouse Montgomery, Illinois Schwobe's Greenhouse 355 Indian Trail Funeral Homes Corcoron Funeral Home 220 N. Lake Street Dieterle Memorial Home 213 N. Loke St. 4 314 Fox St. Healy Chopel 332 Downer PI. Furniture Biever Furniture Co. 16 N. Broadway Broadway Appliance 4 Furniture Co. 16 N. Broadway Leoth Furniture 24-26 Main Libby Furniture 46 S. Broadway Wolly Lechnick s Furniture. Appliances 4 T.V. 6-8 N. River St. Simon Furniture 36 Downer Word 4 Jones Furniture Co. 60-62-64 S. Broodwoy Wendlings Factory Furniture 419 Hill Avenue Gas Stations Al Sicvert's City Service 257 Wolnut Andrews Service Stotion N. Aurora Baum's Oklahoma Service River 4 Holbrook Bob’s Gvlf Stotion North Ave. ot Route 30 8oy’s Motor Car Service 939 Galena Blvd. Broadway DX 104 Mountoin Bud's Pure Oil Service N. Aurora. III. C 4 8 Service Illinois 4 Howard Chuck 4 Shorty's Service Illinois Ave. 4 Foron Lone Don's Service Mountain 4 Broodway Earl's Gulf Service 1215 No. Lake Goding's Standard Service 1 150 Prairie Grommes Sinclair 1011 N. Lake Gunier Standard Service 305 Main Street Hall's Sunoco Service New York 4 Loucks Street Heimon Motor Service 219 N. Lake Hicksotomic North Ave. 4 Broadwoy Hill Top Texaco Stotion Main 4 Lincoln Joe's 66 Service 225 Gale LoGow's Standard Service 101 South Broodwoy Lindy's Shell Service Lake 4 Walnut Mac's Lake Street Service Stotion Lake 4 Goleno Maurice Hess. Substation 1032 Prairie Street Page 150 PATRONS Metzger X Sons Inc. I 304 New York Street Oklohomo Oil 128 Goleno Paul's Standard Service Lake Downer Probst Brothers Standard Montgomery, Illinois Richardson's Service Station River X Walnut Salerno A-l Service 1 362 Galena Blvd. Sears Standard Service No. Lake X Illinois Southwest Garoge Cleveland X Archer Ave. Stran's Mobile Service 101 No. Highland Super Par 121 North Lake Tollway D-X 227 So. Lincolnway Tossing's Quality Mobile Service Lake X Holbrook Von Doozer Lake St. X Indion Trail Vern's Mobil Service 1034 Proirie Street Whitt Brothers 758 Prairie Road Groceries and Meats Aurora Cash Market Inc. 501 New York Blockhowk Super Market 224 Blackhawk Boulevard Food Store 943 Galena Crocketts Market 417 Plum Street Croyl's Grocery 2 S. Lincolnway Piggly Wiggly Illinois X Foran Lone Walt's Super Market I 108 Prairio Wheaton Meot Co. Wheaton, Illinois Dailey Brothers Oswego, Illinois Dixie Super Mart 367 Illinois Elsies Milk Depot 510 Morton Ave. Floods Grocery 1101 Ridgeway Frank's Meat Market 129 Batavia Ave., Batavia Guzouskas Grocery 901 Oliver Avenue Hilderbrand 401 Rathbonc Holiday Food Mart 1523 New York Jewel Food Store 902 Loke Street Lirot X Larson 226 Illinois Ave. C. W. Marshall Co. 46 Downer Maudsley and Hosier 515 Galena Blvd. Michaels Brothers Montgomery, III. Michel X Son 558 S. River Paramount Heights Piersons Grocery and Meats 704 Prairie Plese's Markets 28 N. Broadway Raymond's Grocery Aurora. Illinois Towne Food Mart 821 Galeno Blvd. Hardware Ace Hardware Northgatc Shopping Center Kelley's 8est Hardware 1033 Main St. Myron J. Davis 35 S. River Street Tanner Hardware 15 S. River Heating Plumbing Aucutt Brothers 117 Walnut Street Aurora Pump Co. 629 Loucks St. Robert M. Beaber 832 Sard Ave. Buddy X Zokosek 1020 Mason Edward J. Farrell 81 S. LaSolle St. Fox Volley Disposol Co. 205 N. Loke St. Wm. H. Frazier X Son 105 Wilder St. Independent Furnace Co. 31 Walnut Street Kneipper X Weigel 66 N. Broadway H. C. Little Burner Co. N. Auroro. Illinois M. N. Marvin 622 Sexton Charles McDuffee 626 Iroquois Drive Seco Soles X Supply Co. 238 N. Broadway Strogen Metols Inc. 606 Prairie St. Victor Swanson Inc. 310 Wilder Street Ruddy 8ros. Inc. 65-67 S. LaSalle St. Youngren's Heating 736 New Haven Ave. Insurance G. A. Anderson Ins. Ag. 8 S. River St. Auto-Owners (mutuol) 104 Fox Street, Room 318 Hal Bcebee Insurance Ag. 44' j Downer Place, Aur. Buttrey-Wulfl Agency 320 N. Lake Farmer's Insurance 1700 N. Lake Robert J. Stumm 638 S. Broodwoy Ray Carpenter Agency 301-Aurora Main Bldg. Comer-Wingote 2 S. Broadway Dawson Insurance Agency 15 Downer Place Charles Day Insurance Aurora Savings X Loan Bldg. Don Frackowiok-Farmers Ins. 205 N. Loke Dunley Ins. Agency 33 Island Frazier X Evans 44 Downer A. W. Heinz X Co. 2 S. Broadway Lucus Insurance Agency 9 S. Lincoln-N. Aurora McWcthy Bros. Insurance 63 S. Broadway Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. 407 Galena Scotty Robertson's Ins. Aurora Nat l Bonk 8ldg. Arthur J. Shoger 37 S. LaSalle-Corner Fox Donald Sproy 560 Galeno Mr. Geo. Steinmitz Dundee Road, Dundee. III. Town X Form Agency 923 N. Lake Lowell H. Whitnery Agency 14 S. Russell Jewelers Bockman Jewelers 53 Main St. Fodor's Jewelry Store 52 Main Street Grecnwald's Jewelry Store 9 S. Broadway May Jewelers 6 N. Broadway Navarro's II N. Broadway Ridge Jewelers 82 S. Broadway Tschannon's Jewelers Hotel Aurora Bldg. Lawyers Alschuler. Putnom X McWethy Charles H. Atwell 408 Keystone Bldg. Goldsmith X Dyer Merchants Nat'l Bank Bldg. Matthews. Jordan. Dean X Suhler Graham Bldg. George R. Matyos 322 Merchants Bank Bldg. Givler, Mcilinger X Casey III Downer Place Cockfield X McCoy Merchants Nat'l Bank Bldg. Mr. Wm. C. O'Brien 32 S. River St. Thomas P. O’Malley Keystone Bldg. Little. Prcsbrey X Ohse 604-Aurora Nat'l Bank Bldg. Puklin and Nelson Keystone Bldg. Ruddy and Brown 32 S. River Sears, Streit and Tyler 11 I Downer Place. Aurora Simpson X Simpson 812-Aurora Not'l Bonk Bldg. Harold M. Stoll Auroro National Bonk 8ldg. Loan Investment Firms Aurora Investment Co. 244 Galena Blvd. Aurora Sovings X Loan Assn. 101 No. Loke St. General Finance Loan Co. 923 N. Lake Home Building and Loan Assn. 77 S. Broadway Local Loon Co. Keystone Bldg. Page 151 PATRONS Northern Illinois Corp. 2 N. Broadway Lumber Building Materials Greyer Lumber Co. 720 Terry Avc. Home Improvement Supply 41 Downer Harold Moll Lumber Co.. Inc. 82 N. Broadway Word Lumber Co. 540 N. Broadway Manufacturers Alba Manufacturing Co. N. Lake Rd. All-Steel Equipment Co. Griffith Avc. Anchor Brush 625 Roilrood St., Montgomery Anfinsen Mill Industries Montgomery. Illinois Aurora Development Co. 500 Rothbone Avo. Aurora Iron Metol 400 N. River Aurora Metal Company 614 West Pork Ave. Bentson Mfg. Co. 652 Highlond Ave. Berry Bearing Co. 211 Illinois Caterpillar Tractor Co. Box 348. Aurora Custom Door Company 153 S. Lincolnwoy, N. Aurora Colonial Frocks. Inc. 32 S. LaSalle M. H. Detrick Co. 625 Illinois Avc. Devon-Johnson 500 Rothbone Ave. Equipto 401 S. Highlond Avc. Ferguson-Londcr Box Co. 740 Prairie Finco. Inc. 525 Rothbone Avc. Forty-Eight Insulotion Co. East River Road Garbc Iron Works. Inc. 500 N. Broadway Gcngler Sheet Metol 706 Main St. Globe Building Material 1500 New York St. William F. Jobbins Inc. North Loke R. 4 M. Koufmonn. Inc. Lakone Products 500 Rothbone Ave. Loyne-Wcstern 721 Illinois Ave. Lyon Metol Products Montgomery. Illinois McKee Door 85 Hankes Midwest Equipment Co. 701 Illinois Ave. Miller-Bryant-Piercc 225 S. River Notional Brush Co. 101 Illinois Ave. Pines Engineering Co. 601 Walnut Street Leon B. Pooly and Son Inc. 1624 Marseillaise Processed Plastics Co. 500 Rothbone Ave. Standard Kollsmon 920 Rothbone Ave. Stophcns-Adomson Mfg. Co. Aurora. III. Stoner Mfg. Corp. 328 Gale Street Trio Brass Foundry Inc. 629 S. River Western Mfg. Co. 536 N. Highland Ave. Men's Clothing Anderson 4 Duy 21 Moin St. Bonder's Inc. 29 N. Broadway Bill's Hat Shop 35 Islond Ave. French's Pontj Shop 56 Main Street Herbert Men's Shop Fo 4 Broadway Marty's Men's Wear 5 N. Broadway Sandberg's 9 S. 2nd. Geneva. III. Schmitx 4 Gretencort Co. Town Shop 42 Downer PI. Weingart 4 Pillatsch 13 S. Broadway Miscellaneous A. C. Allyn. Stock 8roker 2 S. Broadway Auroro Fire Protection Co. 728 Fourth Avenue Auroro Y.M.C.A. 460 Garfield Blair I. Bobo 30 S. Islond Ave. Expert Vending Co. 1617 Kenilworth Place Galena Blvd. Nursing Home 1017 Galena Harting Servisoft 103 S. LaSalle St. Isle Theatre 21 S. Island Arnold Lies Co. 1515 New York St. Lindoo Maintenance Service 1041 Charles Street. Aurora Maple Lone Hayrack Rides Yorkville. III. Magill Beverage Co. 116 Walnut Modern Home Ceramics 19 S. River St. Northern Illinois Gos Company 50 Fox Street Sherwood Glenn Mitchell Rood. Aurora R. W. Sloney Co. 343 Middle Ave. Stegmon Auto Wrecking Antiques 135 Third Ave. Under Cover Auto Parts 121 Fox St. WMRO-Radio Aurora S. River Street Music Cook's Hi-Fi Record Music 47 Fox Street George Filip Music 502 S. Lake Sadler’s Music Shop 609 New York St. Swolley Music House 26 Fox Street Watson Music House. Division of Lyon Heoly 6 Downer Place Office Supplies Adding Machine Typewriter Sales 44i 2 Downer Aurora Typewriter Co. 221 Main Columbia Office Supply Co. 227 Main Street Erlenborn's 30 S. River St. Fredrickson's Office Supply 40 Downer Place Fox Volley Blue Printing Co. 36 S. River St. General Office Mochines. Inc. 208 Fox Street Highlond Office Interiors 24 S. Islond Avenue Highland Office Interiors Elgin, Illinois IBM 303 N. Loke St. Paramount Stationers 24 Fox St. Optometrists C. U. Boon. M.D. 12 Fox Kendrick Optical Co. 1 3 Islond Ave. Dr. G. J. Knotek 50 Main Street F. S. Lcverich. O.D. 30 S. Island Ave. Dr. R. M. Millen 2 N. Broadway Dr. Arlond C. Randall 710 Orchard Avenue Package Liquor Store Magins Foremost Liquor N. Aurora. III. Roberts Package Liquor 1216 N. Lake St. Paint and Glass Carlsons Paint Store 20 Main St. Color House 132 Downer Place Decor Paint Store 707 N. Highland Avenue Wm. F. Meyor Co. 107 Jackson Street Olson 4 Robinson 13 S. Rivor Pittsburgh Plate Gloss Co. 233 Galena Blvd. J. D. Rice 4 Son 38 S. River Thacker Pointing 4 Decoration 1102 Ridgeway Ave. Thor Gloss Co. 56 So. LaSalle St. Kennell Vogo 518 Walnut Photographers Assell Photo Shop 41 S. Island Ave. Dillons Camera Shop 10 N. Broodwoy Mr. Robert Gorham 911 Walter Ave. Page 152 PATRONS Merritt 69 Fox Park Place Studio 425 New York Silver Gloss Photo Shop 43 Fox Street Studio of Virginia Fields 73 S. LaSalle Wolinger Studio, Inc. Chicago, III. Physicians and Surgeons Or. 0. W. Anderson 59 Fox Street Dr. E. R. Balthazar 15 S. Broodway Dr. John M. Brondel 57 Fox Street Clinic-Dryer, Denney, Gardner, Milbacher 7th 8th Floors—Grohom Building Dr. R. K. Collins 33 Island Avenue Dr. H. M. DeBartolo 45 S. Lincoln Avc. Or. Lester G. Dohrcn 30 Island Avenue Drs- E. G. Evans Robert Harriage 57 Fox Street Dr. J. G. Goodfcllow 57 Fox Street Dr. H. Y. Greeley 33 Islond Avenue Drs. Hcimdol. Morris, and Lowry 330 Weston Avc. Dr. John C. Hudell 4 Main Street Dr. Robert E. Lee 805 Aurora National Bank Bldg. Dr. Elmer G. Lamport 77 S. Broadway Drs. John E. James R. Marks 330 Weston Ave. Dr. A. G. Martin 2 S. Broadwoy Dr. Chorles A. O'Connor 212 Keystone Building Dr. O. L. Siewort 33 Island Ave. Drs. Weller and Elliott 12 Fox Street Dr. Eugene S. Welter 11 32 Proirie Street Dr. Stanley Werner 30 S. Islond Ave. Dr. M. F. Witanowski 4 Main Street Dr. Robert B. White 12 Fox Street Dr. E. V. Young 30 S. Islond Ave. Printers Publishers Aurora Beacon News 101 S. River Street Aurora Mid-West Printers 351 $. Woodlown Ave. Aurora News Agency 221 Galena Blvd. Finch McCullough 84 S. LaSalle Streot Kelmscott Press 215 Fox St. The Strathmore Co. 20 S. Lake Real Estate Banbury Real Estate 104 Fox Street Biyer Realty 711 N. Lake St. Daniel D. Donlon 1348 Galena Axel F. Erickson—Realtor 218 Spruce Hermann Offutt. Inc. 15 Islond Edward M. Kyscr 30 S. Island Ave. Randy Hutchinson 104 Fox St. Powelson Realtors 10 Fox Promenade Town Country Rcolty 635 S. LaSalle Restaurants Best-Ever 7 Downer Place Bit of Sweden 120 Hill Ave. Deluxe Sandwich Shop 112 Goleno Fox Valley Snack Shop 46 Main Street Korn Krib 55 Main St. Lonnie's 27 S. River Street Parodise Inn 26 N. Broodwoy Pat's Pink Cup Mill Street, Montgomery Prairie Chicken 1114 Proirie Marine Grill 71 S. Broadway Novotny's Dari-Costle 424 Hill Avenue Saddle 'n' Spur Leland Hotel The Steak House 37 Islond Ave. Strand Restaurant 57 S. Broadway Sylvester's 23 S. River Roofing Malcor Roofing 219 Woodlown Avenue Shoes Shoe Repair Boy's Shoe Store 10 Fox Mary Jane Shoe Store 31 S. Broodwoy Master's Shoes 13 N. Broadway S M Shoes 15 N. Broadway Tanquary Shoe Store 5 Fox Promenade Waegner's Shoe Store 28 S. Broodway West Side Shoe Repair 106 Downer Social Organizations Aurora Country Club Prairie Aurora Moose Lodge No. 400 69-70 S. LaSalle St. Aurora Psychiotric Social Services 57 Fox Street B.P.O.E. Organization Lodge 705 77 Stolp Fox Volley Country Club Eost River Road, Batavia Phoenix Club 515 Phoenix Specialty Shops Aurora Cycle and Hobby Center 68 S. Broadway The Book Shop 28 Island Ave. The Gift Shop 17 S. Islond Ave. Hayden Sweasy Co. 66 S. Broadway John's Smoke Shop 18 S. River St. Kings Sewing Shoppe 14 Downer Place Neumodc Hosiery Shop 66 Fox St. Sands Health Studios Sport Reducing Body Building 34 S. River St. Sport Shops Crosby’s Sport Shop 2 N. River St. Art Henrieks Toy Center 1036-42 N. Lake St. Pete's Harness Shop 11 N. River St. R M Archery 53 Jackson Taxicabs C Y Cob Company of Aurora 174 S. Broadway Deluxe Cab 28 N. Lake Transfer Services Bekins Van Linos 333 S. Center. Hillsido, III. Blackwood Motor Service Pearl Madison St., Montgomery Rapid Service Transfer Movers 343 Woodlown Ave. Travel Agencies World Wide Travel Bureau 71 Stolp Ave. Aurora Tours and Travel, Inc. Veterinarians Dr. George R. Hickman 909 N. Lake St. Dr. V. A. Rodgers 215 Galena Blvd. Veterinory Medical Clinic of Aurora 925 N. Lake Aurora Pet Shop 83 S. LaSalle St. Water Softeners Aurora Elgin Water Conditioner 329 Union St. Lindsay Soft Water 1145 New York Street Wholesalers Mr. Big Laundry Centers 14 W. Stote St., N. Aurora O Candy and Cigar Co. 10 N. River Street Volley Fruits Produce 25 N. River Women's Apparel Arthur's 62 Fox Street Genie's 425 Goleno Blvd. Ila Nelson's Virginia Shop 11 S. Island Ave. Page 153 PATRONS Jockson s Apparel For Women 67 Foi Street Jacqueline Shop Oswego. Illinois Jor-Lee's 3? Island Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Aldis 221 Commonwealth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alschuler 1341 Downer Place Mr. and Mrs. Sam Badner 320 lowndale Bunny 8alslcy 120 Ingleside Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Balsley 120 Ingleside Ave. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. 8arber 1445 Gorlield H. Al Borry 519 Grand Ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Barton 925 Downer Ploce Mr. and Mrs. Miles Beach 620 Jungles Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. F. M. Bentley 536 Meyer Court Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Bentson 615 S. Edgelown Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bessette 922 Hammond Mrs. William Beyer Yorkville. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bichli Winona, Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. C. R. Bignell 1309 Plum Street Mr. and Mrs. Duane Blonkcnhogen 14 S. Randall Avo. Mr. ond Mrs. Lee Block 4 Jim 302 Lowndole Carol Borders 1026 Sill Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Eorl Boughton 63 S. Lancaster Sharon Boyer 654 Calumet Mr. and Mrs. R. Brouer 408 Central Mr. ond Mrs. Ernest Bruch 1 5 S. Rondall Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. C. V. Brush 651 Downer Place Jewel Bryant 833 Taylor Ave. Pete Compbell 436 N. May St. Mr. ond Mrs R. W. Copaul 1355 Downer Ploce Penny Carl Lake St. Mr. ond Mrs. Carl O. Carlson Batavia. Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. I. Chorbouski 930 Oliver Ave. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Coleman 1 344 Galena Blvd. Mr. ond Mrs. F. L. Cook I 125 Foron Lone Percy R. Council 1421 Gorlield Mr. and Mrs. Herb Crone Thornopplc Tree Rd. Teen Shop 316 W. Stoic St.. Geneva Trousseou Shop 4 Foi Promenade Sidney Ginsberg 18 20 Foi St. Woodworking Aurora Wood Products 700 Terry Ave. Commercial Woodworks 148 S. Lake Street PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Critton 1430 Kensington Miss Connie Croyl North Aurora. Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. Paul Daley 1310 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis 412 Walnut Harold C. Dcnnin Jr. 288 Rosewood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. T. Dennis 202 N. View St. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Douglas 105 Riverside Drive Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Durhom 1016 Mason Mr. and Mrs. John Egolf 830 Downer PI. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erickson North Aurora. Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. John T. Even 1424 Downer PI. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fctxer North Aurora. Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. Dovid Fletcher 169 So. Western Ave. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fox Montgomery. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Edward Golbrooth 509 Iroquois Drive Jack Geers 391 Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Pool Ginsberg 355 Sunset Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin F. Glenn North Aurora. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glover North Aurora. Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. I. L. Goldman 1118 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gorham 911 Walter Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. Henry Green 1505 Kenilworth Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grubo 433 Edgelown Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Honke Batavia. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. J. Horied 1616 Kenilworth PI. Mr. ond Mrs. Ted Horker 1459 No. Lake Mr. ond Mrs. Wott Harris 2264 Proirie Rood Mr. ond Mrs. A. W. Hauer Montgomery. Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. E. H. Head 121 No. Evonslown Judy Heifner 219 Central Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. S. Henning 1822 Prairie Mr. and Mrs. Horold Hcrwig 1018 Jericho Rd. Mr. ond Mrs. Horry Hester 310 Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Richord Hick 514 Iroquois Dr. Mr. ond Mrs. Douglos Holmes Sr. 211 No. Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holt Kathy 800 Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Doyne Hoover North Auroro. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jcssemon North Aurora. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Aurthur Johanncsson 425 So. Main St. Mr. ond Mrs. Everett C. Johnson 118 Gladstone Ave. Mrs. Gertrude Johnson 957 Moson Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnson North Auroro. Illinois Miss Marlene Johnson 957 Mason Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson North Auroro. Illinois The Malcolm Jones 1115 Downer Mr. ond Mrs. G. C. Jordon 214 Edgelown Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Koxor 548 Iroquois Dr. Mr. ond Mrs. Roy Kcllctt 237 Keck Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. Earl Koester North Auroro. Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. Leon Kolc 530 Poloce Mr. ond Mrs. Russell F. Krotochvil North Aurora. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kuney 3 Calumet Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kylcr 232 Plum T. H. Landgrof 929 Garfield Mr. ond Mrs. John Lorson Iroquois Dr. Mrs. Frank Lee 115 Rosedole Mr. and Mrs. Everett G. Leins 610 Garfield Ave. Senator ond Mrs. Merritt J. Little 227 So. Elmwood Mr. ond Mrs. Earle Loucks Aurora. III. Mr. ond Mrs. Harold Lumbert North Auroro Miss Esther Lundeen 461 South Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. Robert E. Moll 11 35 Garfield Mr. ond Mrs. Waldo Marsh 423 S. Moin St. Mr. and Mrs. Richord Maudslcy 1102 Galena Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKlurc 539 Walnut Mr. ond Mrs. Ted McKee 220 Commonwealth Page 154 PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. ond Mrj. Gerald McLoughlin North Auroro Mr. and Mrs. L. MeWethy 164 Control Mr. ond Mrs. Howard Messenger North Auroro Marilyn Meyerhofer 1650 South East River Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Al Meyer North Auroro Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moody 14534 Charmeron Ave. San Jose. Calif. Mrs. Roth King Moody 345 Cedar St. R. J. Murphy 410 Ingleside Mr. ond Mrs. Albert Nelson North Auroro Mr. and Mrs. David Nemenoff 210 Glenwood Place Mr. ond Mrs. L. M. Ochsenschloger 204 Ingleside Dr. ond Mrs. Poul Ohlson 610 Iroquois Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Orr 620 Jungles Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. W. H. Orr North Auroro. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ostberg 156 Gladstone Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. Ted M. Parnhom 423 N. Highland Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. E. J. Percinol Roberts Lane. Botavia Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Peters 1631 Kenilworth Place Mr. and Mrs. John A. Peterson 547 Walnut George Petree 140 Calumet Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Petree 1517 Prairie Rd. Joyce Philips Box 691, Prairie Rd. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pigatti 1312 Prairie Mr. ond Mrs. Paul Place 407 No. Commonwealth Mr. ond Mrs. Marvin F. Ploger 711 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pregel 220 Cose St. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Price Alschulcr Drive Mr. and Mrs. Stu Pritchard 1641 Kensington Place Mr. ond Mrs. R. Putnam 120 Westlown Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ray North Aurora. lllino:s Mr. Lyoll Reynolds 537 Hortford Mr. and Mrs. R. J- Roberson North Auroro. Illinois Miss Dorthy Ross. RN 1105 White Ave. Gen. ond Mrs. Marshall Roth I 344 Downer Place Mr. ond Mrs. Leon Roush 1320 Winono Mr. ond Mrs. I. Rush 5 Westlown Ave. Mr. Mrs. George Salisbury 26 N. Russell Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. Fred Sondel North Aurora. Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. Eddie Schaefer Montgomery. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Schuldt 614 Iroquois Dr. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Scott North Aurora. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott North Aurora Mrs. Rose Sobers 836 Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seyller Aurora Dione Sherwin 904 Kenilworth Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Siebert 308 Lawndale Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Smith I 75 So. Western Ave. Gloria Smoroda Montgomery. Illinois Mr. ond Mrs. John Smorodo Montgomery, Illinois Mrs. Emma Sperry 345 Cedar Street Dr. and Mrs. Walter Sperry 150 Gladstone Mr. and Mrs. Norm Stein 1 320 Garfield Mr. ond Mrs. L. Stephens 1311 Downer Mr. ond Mrs. Harlow G. Sternberg 118 Commonwealth AUTOGRAPHS Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Stevenson 1633 Downer Place Mr. ond Mrs. Charles F. Stuart 223 Blackhowk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor 835 Kensington Mr. and Mrs. Orville Thomas 1301 Winona Mr. ond Mrs. Raymond E. Thorp 1026 Downer PI. Mr. and Mrs. Richa'd L. Thorp 851 Gorfiled Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thurow Aurora. III. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tilly 234 LeGrande Mr. ond Mrs. Earl Toepper 437 N. Highland Mr. and Mrs. Gcorqe Troll I 706 Southlawn Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Trotter 714 Garfield Mr. and Mrs. E. Tschannen 323 River St.. Montgomery Jomes Vargo 626 Hammond St. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vickery 636 Seneca Drive Mr. ond Mrs. F. Voris 2033 Prairie Mr. and Mrs. James H. Voss North Aurora Mrs. M. Wadsworth 1633 Downer Ploce Mr. ond Mrs. M. J. Weihmon 818 Hammond Ave. Miss Karen Weiss 1009 Sard Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Weiss 1009 Sard Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Wells I 334 Downer PI. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Wilks 831 Hammond. Auroro Mr. and Mrs. Win. Willett. Jr. 50 LeGrande Merle Williams 406 Sheldon Ave. Mr. ond Mrs. Raymond Wilmarth 222 So. Evanslawn Mr. Ralph D. Wilson 104 Fox Street Mr. ond Mrs. Roy Wilson 1005 Sard Avenue Nancy Yonk 426 S. Main St.. Montgomery Page 155 AUTOGRAPHS Oh. my hair! Thof't your icat, Howard.” Page 156 It all started this way. 1-2-3-throw! Thank you. dahlings.' Surprise, it's grease! Pago 157 h. Page 158 AUTOGRAPHS I'm left handed. So, cheer lead us! Pago 159 We would VtVe to acknowledge the cooperation given by administration. facu ty. students, and to the contributions of Walinger Studios. Aurora Mid-V est Printers, and Craltco Cover Manufacturers. bcboes fade from these ViaWs so recently commanded by senior . Tbeir story at West is complete. But it will be regenerated again by tbe class ol 62 again . . . again and again ... 3 Pag® 160 Aurora Public Library A0G63A, ILB.tLU.iS LSSSG f