West Chicago Community High School - Challenge Yearbook (West Chicago, IL)

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7ill We meet Again NANCY SAUL Nancy Sweet and sedateg always on timeg nexer late. D.-XRLLNl: SCI-iOPPt Dar I dare not trust these eyes--They dance and dazzle with surprise. PATRICJ A SEELIQY Pat Though she be little, she is fierce. OLIVE SHEPARD Olive A pleasant girl ofthe quieter kind, in whom a dept of character you'll find. fvrnsfiw -- w -- ,X Q55- R -1 'f ,t r, J J 'iff ,Q ' A X f il - fx , Lf ,JJ , ' 'Lf ,, Lf , 5- V1 .' '. fill!! yi, f,,, ig- ff. fl ff i f BONNIE SIMPSON Bonnie f , , ', 'li L,f'74 f 6 tv Af In ,V . X 73 , A shiny sunbeam never makes 2 pf , I f 1 7 1 so -ff ri 0 W C' Ajfbfr 1 if I I Q f , is m. A ' much nolse. K' ' f L 'yi jifw 1114 fix olfif xt:-' f I, ,, ., ,, , , g, Jonri skarztuky mauro 'fi f K . He puts his troubles in a box xi I and sits on the lid. JOHN SMITH John Worry little, study less, my idea to gain success. GERALD STAACK lerry The measure of our success is usually the measure of our habits. PAULA STEPHAN Paula If kindness were gold, she'tl be 4.1 millionaire.

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'km I '5- 46' JAMES ROBERTS Jim The superior man is slow in his words and earliest in his conduct. ROY ROMERO Roy Wine, women, and song are getting me down. I guess I'll have to give up singing. BRUCE RONLHEIMER Bruce It isn't so much what a man stands for, It's what he falls for. DAVIDRUCKER Dave lle'd rather hug a football than anything else--we think! MARIJEAN RUPP Marijean She plays by note, she plays by ear, and she'll be missed by the High next year, .9'ue Cjot the would on a Stftinq RONALD NEUMANN Ronnie Put off until tomorrow anything I can--by that time there may be a law against it. ELLAMAE OLSEN Eloise Boys aren't essential to happiness, but they sure help. SANDRA RATLIFF Sandy Men are like records. They may play at different speeds, but they are nice to have around whether they are 33, 45, or 75, RICHARD RAYLE Dick Silent men, like still water, are deep and dangerous.

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'IM Ii T7 'Qs I - I- 22: 3, :B ' JT: 5 ,S - si I gr i V J w I 3 g K I jj I3 XJ 1 K X CHARLOTTE WEBER ChaI1OLlC . 6 i U U ' Q X 1 xx K Good sense and good nature are J SN t ifhiever parted, 'v S X 5 N 2 . XJ F fi 5 'ky RAMONA wE1ss1NG Mona . IQ, xx cg J 1 A And me--so young and innocent, J KV X Vx N r Q A . ,QI JEAN WILSON Willie X E She's gay, always on the run, X fx she's full of pep, and lots of X x fun. , X' Xf X Ku '- 0 w NN q JERRIE wooD Jerrie 'J X: f QNot picturedj Q K' X An ingenious gal who will Xi w always be a pal. .Q . . .X L4 'Y L BONNIE worm Bonnie N Q TX X NIX N t Last but not least: she really is - -.1 sweet! .X ll ' ll Cjnaduatton .Daq ALICE STILLMAN Alice A giggle, a dash, a shriek, and a crash. JOAN STREIT J0an There's a twinkle in her eye, when a certain lad goes by. PHILIP UHRICH Phil What? No girls in heaveng then just leave me here, EUGENE VANTREESE Gene I like work, it fascinates meg I can stand and look at it for hours. 1 I z Q, A ai K