Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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I VI 1 , . d the ath unto thee forty ailgf years 9 Then shalt th t f nl the SCV seven SDHCC EN . - Shall YHKIQ . 01-I C . -Veal' , o the jubxle to aust th 0 th day of th ,sz-1 .P 1 K ..A, 1 A P111 ..4:1.l1fZ 5' ' X C tr S S LII11- A e 'fseveniflnlgoon the A he day of 'atonement Shan nth. nn 1the tr-ul nDQt Sound throllgggungalte I land. yffjlr And ye shall h year and . proclaim imow th our all the l all ff ' and u 'bert e I Meth iunts the .V thro reof- ' nto al untw YO . Ukh- uz and It Shalll bthe mhabx' !gl'l!lIl unto 've rl . 3SlflIl, nut! V eVCl'y :nun jul ' lllllg nh' shall that ' 111111, vnu. hfl' . , ye- mllnll 'Hn lllll V 11:11, than mflnrl ll 1' P MIJIIIQVS f'SuQ'll, nl is Iln- ,Uh ,lal C Q ' ' his 8?T'1 .'ff'ur Jzgllf 'xhull return h posse 'funul A ye lux S . Paar .'11W Il!'l 5 KT! . ' 1.11. gznilu-r rl' ZWQH' H' 'l ', -151.1 lllu Ill I ull gp! gang tAQ Aafo Q Z Fun lovrng understandmg generous loyal Mlss Stanley IS all thls and more For that httle wmk when you re lookmg glum rn glee club those mrdnrght dxs CUSSIOHS xn the dorm and her clear ICSI1 mony and lovmg example as Semor Class adv1ser WE DEDICATE thrs book to Mrss Betty Stanley, whom we respect as a leader, yet love as a sister. 1- ,-s. 6 Q11 WHERE TO FIND IT: SERIOUS TIMES section, pages 11-40 LIGHTER MOMENTS section, pages 41-56 COMPETITIVE SEASONS section, pages 57-66 USHINING HOUR section, pages 67-77 Directory of your friends pages 78-79 Display advertising pages 80-87 i '--Q C6L6lQl'l'l f . A ' f fo , 5 74 W s Wy f. ,DJ 0 b- 1.3, 6 n 'fx le 1 ' ff! We 5 1- 5' X H- i e F. 7. --1 , L. .I WHERE TO FIND IT Senior portraits pages 16-26 junior portraits pages 48-51 Sophomore portraits pages 52-53 Freshman portraits ' pages I I N . ,N A we r , 1 4 mf' ' f, if gli .2 f 4. f 5 I , 1 , h 5 'Z -.6 x 'W 5 1' M I J V N ag 'af Q 'N fix ,,, ,i ui f A WWA 3 I Qui ? --:qi A K iifg, I Y 'TY u.. fl nw 3547 tv' 'ws wwf .mf gnu' . , fa . W v -'H ,.,, Q ,- ..f,1-. A . ,Vw vi ,.,iAtA'g x:, '5 'sf ' W2rvM5S'fA W . , flfide, znmlu, our mrrzpzff rf .1 .fzjlgznl rerienf in our ,S derioud fimezi I . R x A ik 2 K 5. Mawiiw .asm ru .1 , a reuiua Sweeping over our campus this year vve have seen a great povver. Truly the Lord has been with us in a very real vvay. The reality of the presence of the Holy Spirit has hovered over us moment by moment-on every ottasion. XVe have seen His quiet, but forceful stirring, the miraculous and powerful way in which lle has moved and worked in eaeh of our lives. He has brought us to know ourselves as individuals and at the same time united us into one body-students and faculty alike. A sweet harmony. a spirit of love and good will has prevailed. And it was all brought about in the XY'heaton revival. The evangelistic services of the first semester aroused our Consciousness of a need for revival. The working of the Holy Spirit was evident in different happenings that seemed at the time to be isolated but were really in the plan of the Lord. Then it was in the second semester serv- iees that each person began to realize his part in it. We saw thrilling answers to earnest prayers for ourselves and our schoolmates. The resulting change in the atmosphere of the school was a real blessing from the hand of the Lord, for which we praise Him. Truly, a jubilee Year ! M t vlfjh, 1 J, d,f9'i-.- '9 Rlfli. ,7f!l1.X' f5. lI,YU Puilnr. lifie li.1.fvI1il fflvfrifi Kobmr Imlimzix DR. 'I'f!lUx'l.Y JOHNSON Purtor, .lliifiiift Bible Chllffh C'l'1q.1Qw, Iflzrzfijt i li si l .L 4 -MDW - - ' IXIXIX CEDRIC SEARS, director of Cbrcugolafzd Youll? For Cbriit Ullldfle 2rzi1gic 4 f2lt1rk lzgblu--brnzzgbf will Ike glory of mirzemli ln rm rifnjwt letfon by flzwrz Hoffmwz. I 0Ifl'l iAQ QZTOFCJ -barn ana! fo men, The theme of our hearts that in all things I-le might have the pre-eminence has been carried throughout each day, highlighted in our daily chapel session. These, how- ever, were more than programsg they brought the challenge ol lives exhausted for God in India, America, China, South America-lives empowered by the Spirit of God to do great things. Among these were Dr. lldman. Dr. Wftilter L. XVilson and others. Also included were many of our students' parents: Rev. P. H. Holsinger and Dr. Harold R. Seelye. Rev, Milton B. Lindberg, Mrs. Paul Frie-Qlerichsen, Mr. W. G, McCartney. A series of films including Dust or Destiny and The God of Creation was shown with great interest and blessing while programs planned by various classes with student participation proved to be not only interesting hut also rich in spiritual values. The Lord has been gracious in this and we thank I-lim? C. WC Sleflmmzg. txjlctl nz UM Ttftt.::f-zur: lon. 1 1 um iz tft!fq'1V1f'1f. rI'u..'- . 2. I I QUE. Nr-si, mofiuafin ua fo wifnerid l Q ! -T R1rc1'd1 Seelje .tpakc fz! Mid- ilfortring prrzier meelifzg unit Bill Rnof! 11 tri rim- mng lcwfcr IUCN! Bible Cltlfrcb. flfrrzrlfetf' by Curly Bffft turd 7Q'11rft1'ji'. frfr all gotjvel fctwz 0IIIf47g . Tal-:ing its place as one of the most important phases of Academy spiritual life, junior League rnet each Tuesday night with lively, yet thoughtful singing, ringing testimonies. and inspiring mes- sages. More uniting than this. though. was the time spent in prayer-prajer that re- sulted in victory and blessing, One of the functions of League was the telling of the Saviour's love to others through the gospel teams. which wen: our on Sunday nights to various churches in the vicinity. Besides giving valuable experience for future service in the l.ord's work to those who took part. it provided a wav for those who heard to hccome hettef acquainted with the Academy and its Christ-centered program, Our .lraiizw 'Jfitffl fluff ta rirflvfi .lo Rice. Carly Buis. Rollie Gcrstung. Rullv Qeelve. Grate Aldridge. Grace Allen, Bill Roo--t. Coach Hills was sponsor. Ulf Acme 6U'l6! 6LLl 06L --.-L.. Chords and discords which burst early each morning from a con- servatory practice room revealed a new addition to our Academy campus. The Warriors for Christ quartette could then be found rehearsing its role in our League activities, preparing diligently ibut usually at the last momentj, for its next gospel team activity. Pictured above, Paul Rie- mann ffirst tenorh, Wayne Lundy Csecond tenorb, Bill Roost Cbari- toneb, and Dave Bayert Cbassb work out a new arrangement. Artist Weldon Bedell portrayed The Sinking of the Titanic for the League audience. The chalk-talk illustrated that people in gay ignorance were plunging into a hopeless eternity. The Christian is sent to give them Christ and save them from their peril. If the warning is un- heeded, they shall find, as the passengers and crew of the Titanic, the day of sal- vation is past, and they are lost. ff 1-i 4 HV n wg, With this great challenge in view, League helps to support the Hydenburkes, who are missionaries to Iran. Also, this year, League sponsored a book drive in order to assist missionaries to establish a Christian college in the Philippine ls- lands. . vb ' W0 ao Jura! Sm enler Zcem Tbexe our Jenzon under M111 Slanleyf guzdanre led the clan of 50 through a mccenful fun Jenzerter bzgbhgbled by the yunmr remor party and llae mzfzng of rome 3700 durfng the Equip life Cyn dme Seated from left Helen Bffdge Mm Tian leaf and Geofgm Bfounell Stand: g Dean Bixler Wayne Lurd3 ROGER AMBROSE JUIIA ARCULARIUS BETTY JANI' BARTLETT Chicago Illmou Lakewood 'Nea jerxey Cody Wyommg Krents Sgr at Arms Glee Club 3 4 Eps G'ce Club 4 GAA 4 Foot GAA 4 Dorm Soc Ch 4 From Baseball 5 4 Orch 3 From Albert A p mrs S aff 4 From Lakewood H1 Cody Hxgh School Lane Hxgh Q hool if of- , f ', ,' ' l l l X 1 'g g ,g vg.- Epsg....g 1 .,g . . r :. gh . W 'Aa . 4 .S7econJ .syemezifer icerb Suriv tubr af planning the mnmr meal? and Jelecfzng a ,Qzft for fha' 1 hon! ra red mam DVUIFIKWZI for there fE'tf777!l some :er rcmfvr nfffcerr hu! 141119 Cqodr help 1561 I1 ere fzfile lo maflef Mmm From left tn right Fudd Yee! e Hur Stanlea Nancy Lincoln Inc Rzmbafk and Joanna Rice DEAN BIYI IR Bmobfzeld Illznfm Pro Ch 4 Basketballl Tenms l 3 4 Prep Txme Anncr 4 From Abnlcne Chrlsrlan Hxgh HELEN D BRIDGE JOHN BRISTOL Kzrkuood Mmoxm Wheaton lllmou Sec2 AA2 V Baseballl3'W'Cl.ub4 Cheerleader 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Srudxo Chou 3 Dorm Class Reb 3 Compass Staff 4 Orch 3 4 I Marshall from Kxrkwood High I7 l db, . 4 Q Kreirs. Corrs. S?-fc. Class Trcasv 4. Kreins, Corr. Sec. Zi Sec. 43 Class V.-P. Epsg Football 1. 2, '4g Basketball 3, 45 . .5 1 '-., 3,4, .:G...,3,4, .-P.4g ,g' ' . D 'lg . 2, , 3. rl un- ouin , Lu 2 QC' PATRICIA BROWN Chicago, Illinoir Epsg Orch. 5, 4g Footprints Staff From Austin Academy. BETTY ANN CARLSON Chicago. Illinoir Epsg G.A.A. 5. 4g Dorm Pres. 45 Prep Time 4. From Parker High School, nb 4. GEORGIA LEE BROWNELL Hay Springf, Nebfarba Kreits, Corr. Sec.g Poster Ch.: Class Sec. 4g Prog. Ch. 5g Glee Club 5, 4g Gospel Team 5, 4g Footprints Re- porter 4g Prep Time 3, 4g Child Evan. 4g Compass Staff 4. From Hay Springs High School. CARL CATE Raymond, New Hamprbire Epsg Glee Club 4g Compass Staff 4g Gospel Team 4. From Raymond High School. CORNELIS CRAANE Orangeffad. Aruba, N. IV. l. Eps. From Juliana School. CAROLE BUIS Chicago. Illinoir Epsg Glee Club 4, Bus. Man. 43 G.A.A. 3, 4, Sec.'Treas. 4. Prog. Ch. 35 League Prayer Ch. 4g Dorm V.-P. 55 Foot- prints Sec. 4. From Chicago Christian High School. QIYZJMKI -U? '6 -N l l rf A l 1 Q i i Fr 4 ' Pay 6 pnnirbment , . . 1 1 . wifA a !LigA ca ing, RALPH CUMMINS Cozmgton. Tennenee Epsg Soc. Ch. 43 Track 3. From Byars Hall High. 1950 LARRY DEMEREST Detroit, Michigan Kreits, Soc. Ch. 4g Basketball 3, 43 B21SCb21l1 3, 43 Cross Country 4g Club 4. From Cooley High. A 1 , SL 1 ' 1 . ful fwglllllb .' .1 1 all--fl tfaofe report ctzrdff TED DYRNESS Wheaton, Illirtoir Eps, Parl. 3g Ath. Schol. Soc. 3. 41 Foot- ball 1, 4g Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3: Glee Club 3, 43 Club 4. DOUGLAS FRIEDERICHSEN Wheaton. Illinoir den Dubose Academy. Kreitsg Football Mgr. 4. From Hamp- 53 STANLEY DEMING West Chicago, lllirzoir Baseball 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l, 2. NED DUFFIELD Greencartle, Pennrylmrzia Kreits, Critic 43 Football 41 Basketball 43 Baseball 43 Club 4g Dorm Sec.- Treas. 4. From Mercersburg High. I9 by KKTHRX N FRONIHANI li leaf zz 111111 J fo Kali? Krcnts Clce Clubl GAA w 4 Fro'n ROBLRT CIBSON Sweater 111111011 cxts 4 C 1 Hchron High School lnd11 ILENE GROEN Wlvefzlon Illznou K erts Corr SCC 7 Class V P 2 1, Krel Prog Ch4GleeClub754CAA C 1 G fCIub1 2 1 4 Soc Ch 3 Footprrnts Staff Edntor 4 From Chrxsuan Huh School Chxcago 5155 0 f 20 f'1 ROLAND GERSTLNC1 Wheaton Illznozr Eps Soc11lCh 5 Class Ch v Studen Councrl 4 Glee Club 3 Track 3 4 Cross Country 4 Yootprmts Smfl 1 from Wfheaton Communrty l-l1g,h 1950 Pro Scbpzzt om oun lzllle Paul U eebr JOHN A HANSONI Wbealon Illxnou Eps Sgt at Arms 2 Student Counc1l 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 Track 2 B s Ltbxll I 'lr tlx 4 Cross Coun y 4 Nfulgsxtors Qcrxpr 1 Fro'n Q realtor Hnxgh JOAN HANSEN Wfhtvfon 111171011 ts Class Sec 7 Prog Ch 1 Soc I s 'i 'A 'A' A A A Y LT J 0, ff: , V, A ' l 3 . ' V I A Kr . A1 Elec Cluh fig XX ' Clth Al: , Q K4 uilc' 1 -X1 4.1 -'fp f ' tr f'3.'. '1 t ' n. .Vz' ,YV j . , 5 .v . by. School. I 1 I , . . 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VW, , 'Q ' 4' , L . -V L , . . 7 5, 1 ,5 , I r' 1 1 - f DAVID I-IELSER Kano Algtfld A rua Krerts Parl 7 Class Prcs 7 5 Pog Ch 7 Student Council 7 3 4 Pres 4 Ath Schol Soc 7 v 1 Footballzw Traclcl 7 3 1 Cross Country 4 Capt VP4 PQCLCJ fo l0I 6l,g JAMES IRELAND Whealofz lllznnzr Eps Soc Ch 2 Class Soc Ch 3 Foot I 2 4 T lt 4 Glee JOHN KLEPPE Wheaton Illznou Club 1 Krerts Footballl Basketballl Base 12 WCu au 0 I 950 GRACE LINDBERG Cbzcago Illmofr Eps Post Ch 3, Class Sec 4 SOC Ch 1, Post Ch 2, Glee Club 4, Dorm V P 4, Compass Staff 4, Footprmts Staff 4 From Austm Hlgh 6- WLXJDFLL jorwsov Wlcaton Illm IJ Krerts Cl.1ssTreas 1 Ath Schol Soc 9 4 Football 4 Mgr 7 B1sketb,1ll2 Ba eball 3 1 W Club w 4 et Club 5 4 From Plannfrcld I-hgh NANCY H LINCOLN Lynchburg Vngznm Krelts Class V P 4 Cheerleader GAA 4 From E C Glass I-hgh 71' 4 21 ? 7 , ...Q ' v',..,A, r , N 1 ' --LW . , gl-I, , ,h,',-Jul' Kg' ls, ,-g:'I :' lf,:G1' at Glce'Clubl2, fl, Clubbi, 4, I I I I ball, , ., 5, gl rac 1, -2, 3? lg I ba11I,5,4y '1b2,i,4l --,- .- 1 I Clan Reun1on9 Everybody lzket to STANLEY D LONG F1117 zeld lou z Eps Pres 4 Sgt at Arms 1 2 3 Parl 7 Class Pres 2 Trcas 3 Student Councnl 2 4 Arh Schol Soc 5 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Baskethalll 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Track 4 Glee Club 2w4Pres4 WClub54Sec4 Con' pass Staff 4 MARY LYNN METHFESSEL Hampton Iowa Q58 eI'll0I 5 ull JOAN LUKASEK Chicago Illznou Glee Club 3 4 Gospel Team 4 Dorm Sec Treas 4 Jr Rep 5 GAA 5 4 Prog Ch 4 Fro'n Farragut Hugh School WAYNE LUNDY Pontiac Mzchtgan s Class Pres 4 Student Councnl 4 Ar Schol Soc 4 Football 3 4 Track Glee Club 3 4 Gospel Team 4 Club 4 Prep Tame Ancr 4 From Bob jones Academy remrnuce How lzttle and frzghtenerl we were the rrrt day o rchool' Re memher when -u e were Frerhmen and Sophomore: our home room adwyorr M111 Thorlakion and Mu: Roger: and all the fun we had at the progrefml dmner and clan part1er9 And then all too ruddenly we were Iurzzorr plan nzng the Iun1orSenror Banquet and the Iumor retreat We recall too Mrr Fletcher our homeroom adwtor Then almort overmght rt reemf we had all the prwzlegeJ and refponnhrlztrer of herng Senzorf And dont forget Mtrr Stanley and her potent homeroom de uottonr Senzor Jtudy hall clan partner the Banquet Semor retreat and finally graduation Tzme went Jo fart Do you wonder we love thu rrhool and hate to leave tt? sf Rep 4 Orch 5 GAA 5 4 From My M EPS 3 4 Glee Club 4 Dorm Pre5 A W! 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EPs '1 -gl ., -g h. ..: ,L ',9 3,4L ,L L 'fu f .- ei .ll I ' 63. l , xslt l X I , M p QCOIWLQ l'Ylli5ffLOI'lCLI LQ5, JANE NUELSEN DORIS PETLRS Seattle Wafhzngton Hampluz Nehmyka Krelts Glee Club 4 Footprmts 4 Lps From Humpton Htgh School G A A 4 From Roosevelt Hlgh School DONNA PECK Flanagan lllznozf Krelts Dorm Rep 4 GAA 3 4 Footprmts 4 From Flanagan Com mumty Hngh School MARYBETH POWELL NANCY RASLRA Tacoma Wafhzngzon Wheaton lllznou Krexts V P 4 Class Soc Ch 5 4 KICIIS Soi Ch a Cluss Soc Ch 5 4 Dorm Sec Treas 5 Compass Staff leadmg 5 GAA w Pootprmts rc 4 Ttcket Taker From jason Lee Hxgh porter JAMES REXILIUS Wheaton lllmou Ep W Club7 5 4 res 1 J Ath Schol Soc 2 Footballl 2 4 Capt 4 Basketball l 2 5 4 Base ba 1 2 5 Capt 5 JOANNA RICE Wheaton Illznou Krexts Cort Sec l 4 Class V P 1 Sec 4 Prog Ch l Student Councll VP5Sec74GleeClubl 1 Sec 5 Gospel Team5 4 League Corr Sec 5 Sec Treas 4 Compass Staff 4 Footprmts Staff 5 GAA l 2 5 4 V P 5 Sports Mgr 4 Cheetleadxng 23 , l 1 f ll' 1 9 Q : , 1 ' ' A 'x . , . . NX 5, ' 9 ' ' ' t 5 Sufi ' ' K , l ' g 1, ,W ,K - 1 - ': I - I I 4 I ,:.f12 ..3 Glee Club 5, 4g G.A.A. 2, 5, 4, Pres. Glee Club 2, 5, 4g B Team Cheet- Q 4' -Z h .LS---'TLS n Q . . . N ,L l , S3 .., , , P . 1, V.-P. 1 - . - 9 , ,3, w - 5 , , , Q ' ll , , , . . L i . , . . g . - - 2 ' 4 .- . , . 3 ' 1, 2, 5- ,L 7 S jOl RIMBACK llvlctl nl N614 fancy cxts C s ents Footb 'lruk A C lu. Club 4 From Mtllburn nurfiefi, uriznedrimen, BILL ROOST Stanton Mzrlzzgan Krerts Pres 4 Soc Ch 3 Class Pres 3 Treas 7 Prog Ch 3 Student Coun 3 4 V P 4 Ath Schol Soe 3 Football Stat 2 3 4 Basketbtll 7 4 Sm 3 Bftseblll 3 4 Tennrs Z Cheer leader 2 Gospel Team 2 3 4 Leftgue V P 3 4 Dorm Pres 4 Compass Staff 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Foorpnnts 3 rch W UL Studno Chotr 3 From Vnlter H French Hrgh EDITH RLIZ Rmbford 111112011 Fps From Bob ones Academy H RUDDY SEELYE Ymmon l1HlCl7Igd1Z Eps Class Pres 4 Soc Ch 3 Student Counc1l4 Ath Schol Soc 4 Football 3 4 Tenms 3 Gospel TCHIU4 league Prwer Ch 4 Footprmts Smff 3 4 W' Club 1 From Stanton Hxgh 2 ED SELANDER Wheaton Illmou S That Mn Amberfeuel BEFORE Pierre the beautzcum 0 ,rl,f'm,l'1 ' 'V , -4 Kr' ,L ilnsi Tr 43 all 41 . . J ff' ' High l ell,,, 5 . . '-,4g .-.,A,ig .!'. .V Staff ,, 4g O ' 55 fab 41 ,C ,F , ,4 X ' Ep. X ' A wifneffziing EDWARD SNYDER Elmlaurrr Illmozr Krerts Class Prog Ch 4 Soc Ch 1 2 Football 5 4 Basketball l 2 4 Capt 4 Track 2 Tenms l Glee Clu 5 4 Footprrnts St1ff4 W Club 4 From York Hrg,h CHARLES SPIER Alon New jeffrey Eps bln Club 4 From North Plarn fneld Hrgh School Joram ST um ll yrkoff New 167161 Lps Basketball Mgr 4 From Ramsey High IOIS S'llTT Sal! Lake Cnty Utah s C t1c4 GleeClubl 2 5 4 Gospel Team 4 Foorprmts Sraff 3 4 C 7 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Sports Mgr 4 Poster Ch 3 .IOANNA WEBER Iancartef Penmylwma Krerts 3 4 Clee Club 4 Dorm V P Would ou ucrr :lure ro be br!! I I 4 Footpr1ntsStaff4 GA A 3 1 Frorn 7 K Week! and jamer kemzluun Coolrdge Hugh School 25 .. Q, 11 I 7 5 - -, - -3 'L ', . ' . 4. ' ',Q - 1 Q b ,L 2 9 A .YI X I Y . f xx: fi. g. 7' - ., f . , li, 1 1 ' I ' C .. , Q.. .q EP, fl 1 1 ,,,, - ' 3 ,L 0fh--,,p ...,,,,A.sst. S - , . . I Y W xi- X , . U I 1' 4 .. I 1 ' Cffml,'.414l 1 . ,j- ,A.., . A l PALl WLLKS C 2 Nfrll Carol: a s Clzss llc 7 Arh Qc 0 oc 1 B er .1 7 4 Buch ll 1 C ross Countrx 4 XX is Cl lh l Orch 7 From Clmron HlQl1 FAITH XX ILLARD Cape Crd Manachuxettf Eps V P 4 Class Sec 1 Prog Ch eeClub1 Z 5 4 GAA 7 Sec Treas 4 Soc Ch 3 4 Orch 3 4 Jr Marshal i IQ ll!0l 6LI 0lfU'l AJ our high Jchool day: neared complcztrn un found our unrerlam uturm plana! zn the hands o an Omnzpotent God Our attentzon uar oeufed upon uhal He uould have uf d 1eale.l to uf thzrty three 0 the Jemon uzll he attendzng Wheaton College The Lord If leadzng .reven o our clan mate! lo flhcr college! one into nurfet trafnfng and three into Bzhle Jchool Two of our clafrrnatef utll he wzt neue! or God uhzle u orkzng or men Fourteen of our claumaief are .ftep ping out or full trme ferwce 0 Chrutf There u one body and one Spmt but unto everyone o uf sf gwen grace accordzng to the meamre o the gzft of Chrut Eph 2 4 75 All different yet one sn Chrut lem: G HORACE WETHERBE Montague Manacbluettf KICIIS Glee Club l GERTRUDE WINNE Wet! Palm Beach Florida Eps 4 League Poster Ch 4 GA A 4 From Palm Beach Hlgh MARCIA WITHEY Warrenmlle Illznou ps Class V P 7 SrudemCounc1l 1 Glee Club 1 Z 5 4 Srudxo Chou' 3 Orch l 2 3 GAA 3 4 Asst Mgr 4 MAR-lORlh WRlGllT lVh nf f baron, 1111 Lpsl in 4 GlecC.lubl 7 14 Compass Staff L Fomprxms Sraff 3 I o G- P fl1i, frf, ll, J ,f 'n f .I , f I - 1 Ep. G. '.1s.-1 ..,hl.S. 1' I L - 2. A rl, r.Mls.11 4, ask be ll -, 5, ,Q 1' K dug As 1 hi ' SQIAM-Arms C4 3 GEC Acting upon the will that He re- ql Ml . V. . A . b V l I . - f . f ' ' ' ' f - A ' 4 ,, f 4 -A A ff ,.',g, ., ..2g 9 Gl ,',,g .,...,3,4, - E g .- .-g ' E A' Q '7 Ll 8C OI 'N 'bf ww-H jaw MR ROBERT L GIIBERT Mr Grlbert now 1n offxce as dlrector of Wheaton Academy has become one of the most respected and loxed men on our campus although he IS one of the newest He was chosen to frll Dr Schell s off1ce when he retrred Before commg to Wheaton hrs llfe centered around Indrana After attendmg two years at Ind1ana Central Mr Gllbert went to Manchester College vuhere he was assrstant to Dr Andrew Cordrer who rs now assrstant to the pres1dent of the Umted Nanons Hrs frrst h1gh school teachmg was done at Peru, Indrana, vu here he taught hxstory and crnzenshrp Among h1s other dunes was dnrector of gurdance and dean of boys He was the prmcrpal of the hrgh school at Rrley, Indlana and superrntendent of schools rn Cambrldge C1ty, Indrana The Lord has certarnly blessed us here at the Academy by sendrng such a man to us fm 143, rw, .il W, 1 . 1 intl N my Av '- ff: H+ ' ' 13 if . , , 1- 1 ,vs ?w BLANCHE hfYERS 'You twzlf rake that out of the 'lif2mry ,' Librarian. ur .Zac em, Wheaton College Academy dares to be different. A school of several hundred students, faculty and staff working to glorify the Lord cannot help being different, Our objectives are fourfold. First, to train and develop the mind and body to greatest usefulness. Then, to render this training more effective by training us to live with people through a good wholesome social life. And ultimately to help these well-rounded and trained individuals find the place where they can count most for Christ. We are not merely preparing for later .ife, we are living now, seeking to further Christ and His Kingdom. I VALERIA BROWN Learning by dozng I5 pmctzcal Now my--I war tbinking ,' Piano. SARAH K. SMITH Five minute: filenfe pleaJe ,' Arr, Interior Decorating. AY ROSEMARY Taoxst '--125' Fin: of all, for tomorvow : History, Clothing. i ' flee Olga em in A familiar Jcene. indeed MAURICE DUBBITJS No one leur er 17L7,fl75' be puff hir mmd azmjf' Orchestra, Voice, Violm, JOHN E. Kl,'1.I.BFliLm . . I'z e .ftzll go! 50 ,fLCO71dI , Geometry, Trigonometry. Physics, JOHN H. STOLI. Now letft Jettle down Chemistry, History, Civics. MARIAN CHAPMAN Whifb finger drill ir ibut? Typing, Algebra, OM! C 6l,6f5l 00l'l'l5 JACK KTNGELHARDT , . and Jo il goeJ ,' Bible. MARIETTA FOSTER 'Straiglalen your chain before you lea1fe ,' English, Speech. RUBY LINDBLAD No maitique la cbicla en Za cla1e ,' Spanish, French, , English. JUNE WEITTING Now cloxe your boob and get out a :beet of paper ,' Latin. 'fi One of the valuable addf!ionJ to our .fcbool this year um 41 ta e f6L'07'd6f Here 't ' :laoun beznb wed m 1 Jpeecb clan M4 I16!Ifl0i Lcwf, COCLC eff, l'llfU JQ5 RICHARD B, HILLS Couch, I-lc-3-ulth. ELAINE NIELSON Business Office Secretary. MRS. ADDA SLOCUM . What il it for? ,' Main Office Secretary, MARJORLE MILLER, KN. Jun 4 minute, l'll get the key ,' School Nurse. 'AIVCIZ-1'll check on that . Wbal can I do for yf1n? ,' ELEANOR MCKNIGHT lf you have anytbing to Jay, pleafe miie your lJand! ,' Girls' Physical Education, Health. Queen Alma Mater CML Gilbertj ual crowned by Min Melzfimz 10lm.f0n igueyf u'l9o?J in the farulry fbi: az zbe Hard Timm party. -C' . . O Q ik ,xi ana! olormifory duloeruidord. l BETTY STANLEY Put it away if you are tempt- ed to play uith i: ,' Supervisor of Girls' Glee Club. ROBERT WAN5TALL Alright, in your rwmzi, gon gltjfuf Asst. Supervisor of Boys. These faithful workers prepare-J for us wholesome and delicious meals. Let! lo rzgbrz Mrs. Nerrie Harris, Mrs. Josephine Gross, Mrs. Mildred Pedersen, Mrs. Alice Medendorp, Mrs. Nellie Leggee, Miss Catherine Glarlun, 5 MFLVIN JOHNSON Oh dear, I forgot to . . Supervisor of Boys. NELLIE LEGGEE What on earth did you do to there towelrR ,' Housekceper. The BHG crew keep our 30 acres and big buildings clean and in rrim. Horace Werherbe, Paul Ireland, john Slocum, Bill Metzger anil Ed Peters work under Frank Kimmel, right. Sf' sn.- eine A0 ing af ou. . - -A , -,,V Ap.. 4 Vw - .- g M, .',' ,W 3 .. .V ,U f, .,, . . .V ,. , Y. ' ,t V , .i..,,--.R,.,iLf wg-ge . At . I . Ax i, , ' --gent 'Inge-xg., sfm ., W gg . . . :z.v'.i,Iv, 'g4ig3Xg 1 .3 1 - J' - ' -. ,- 1-F f.'.'tg.,. eh Q . 5,Q:.',Xj ill- SX-r 'Q . ' .. 1- -A i 1'3fi E' 'X -. 'f 'if WERE' -1 M. -'-,' -N-4.2-'K' 4 4 . 4. - Ks ..- ZAU 60111170.55 SIG!! ,jfs i i 1 Cofeditarr. from feft In fight: Carl Cate. Georgia I.ee Brownell. Joanna Rice, Grace Lindberg., David Helser, Marybeth Powell. Helen Bridge, Faith Xxilliilftl. Stanlty Long. Bill Roost. Natinnal Svrltnlaatir litmus Assnrintinn 1949 ALL-AMERICAN YEARBOOK CRITICAL SERVICE '-NCQ' 'I .: f-,fygA. ,':'?h1:.t,Q f .lk yuuximub fl I Qigllt 1 x X :: + fd f.rl,f, L2-Q., Ziff ' x ,, .!'f'-' -. x 'Q-sn Qt' , lsotlivfff 132.4 V .' If ir,-,Qt - 'f -'ml--.Ts he .lil Ll ' 1, sf LQTT 'uf fi -,K jfs: Q -CTST' f f?'43:f4 iffy ifilvlj LJ I . 43-:mpass i . In rzcognilion of its mrr:!.' ia nuutnlet! All - Amrriran innnr Rating In ilu Tu-any-ninlla National Yearlroolc CriIi4'a1Seri'li'r of flu Nationa1iSi'ln,lasnc Preu Association aL: ilu ljnitvrxily qf Minnesota, School qffournalism, tlnii first tidy Nllvffnhff, w.wif...f, of -in-4. in Y.-mi.,-4 it nm- 4,,.-..,J L, YI!!! tlAU f v IIKYVKUFY IIIYIYND IIAC ' ' ' 41,2 ? r..,........ . W.. W... YIITTN GAS - lf! P0111 ' If you have been rushed hither and yon to have your picture tiil-ten. bought concessions at the games, or admired group pictures on the bulletin board. you have a general idea that the Compass Sziiff is :it work. Now take a peek through the window .ind see the staff in action. working to give you 1 yearbook even better than the one which won the coveted All- Americcin rating in 1949. Or see Mr. Kullberg patiently making us up morning after morning with those surprising pictures. But best of all. we all learned from being on the staff how to work together in ei tme spirit of Christian love eye wrifing agouf you f ll' KLZOIIJFIII L5 gall N-nd .- 4-Qui. Qf' C7 h h oved Fomprznfx Izdmng a paper is a bug lub as these sruiems dl covered Superwxsmg I e muc xmpr I Il c Cyroen CJIIDF Carly Bums secretary Nh' thu year were felt to VIA it lthel Au! am um cutor cn lngclhardt faculty alw or B111 Rom! hu me 5 mananzr Ar! addon Gmac -ildrzffgw ami Carolyn 91:1 efzfmz zz Orin! L zrlfmm IL b1lL nf Sfltf Noi.: II X fm 1 I Ixett, bard 14 orb uni! mm lbzr par! fl ILL papcrr prorfmtffnz ea x J 1 9 r ularlu Car XY eber JN Hue Rnemann an S xx re he UNC U OYI K K c ' wr nur envoun I ' . as I N 'I -cp CJ' , ' ,TY X X 4 f X 1 . h- .. . X v Jgyi Ahgl ' ,': . '. f' Url V' , ' Lf' ',f j.w c ,gm ' 5 Cfmlfruz wen' tba w'f.'u1c11t 1,1 fum. Rm! ,, ' ,V h f W . X ., -1 1 P , - . 6, X. x O e-oven. fhmz fw! t v:4 : An A 'Q r. . B ':'f. D Al- .ir1dge. E, 5.13: 1' I- -Q uh pf -'Agni hmm xmfrtimhzls :I- I: is .. w ,f cm muriic cw a me iurn, ilnc- 'u:DsAmmLooMsNnfsAnTH-rtnlnfgpnemgi 'G'W 55-U .. V, , .-.fi hs, Our orrfseilnz rim year u-ax, left to fighzz Evelyn Van Kampen, Helen Selander, Lois Sritt, Frank Hicks, Ethel Aust, Nola jean Sears, Paul Riemann, Wanna Garllziella, Wilma uamziclla, Helen Bridge, Charles Brown, Ruth Christiansen Bill McCartney, Dick Alveslad, Sarajean Salisbury, Don St. Pierre, Tom Buis, Dick Bcdell. 1-1315 Ji JE 'V ,N pb! i , U, O ' '. mother of our' 'Academy musical Pa., ? .amily is our orchestra. Small brat full,of1 inn, ' fx x r is holds practice cwjgg wealth' nuclei-ache Cx- '-:H l perien fMMr. N .331 gfiiii j f if ? f Ar ,l2,jg.3f ' fa' t 'fr. t' l -rr ':'S1 1' l' 4, , ,I , 1 'O ' lt if wfliigli jf' ir'-1 111' sbs- -f.w5:,..--- fu? - ifiwffi ft i a 3' 'T 1 ' x ' 2 ' rg . gk' !,f,,f Patti Broufn was only f 7 21 ff- onibf man-y wbo learn- . I 'H I , 133' R 'f ed tbrr private Iessodf' Q ' Q .. L- 113- ' dr' ' , 'i 1 I ' S .I dll' 1 fl 5 f l ' 5 0 f ' i Q a r 8 ,p if 1' f W .pw ggzriy ouri auiour. Fin! Row: Withey, Brownell, Rasera, M. Wright, Aust, Lindberg, Nuelson, Hockman, Young, Powell, Rice, Allen, Wanda Gardziella, Hoppe, Lultasek, Groen, Miss Stanley Cdirectorj. Second Raul: Arcularius, Armerding, Hansen, Geurkink, Carr, Stitt, Wallace, Grothman, Wilma Gardziella, Clark, Salisbury, Weber, C. Buis, Bridge, Willard. Third Row: Roost Dyrness, S. Long, D. Long, Gibson, johnson, Ambrose, Snyder, Riemann, Alvestad, Cate, Martin, T. Buis, Helser, J. Wright, Spier, Lundy, Bayert. A harmonious chorus of well blended voices ably directed by our own Miss Stanley and fully dedicated to the service of our Lord, our Glee Club made its first seasonal appearance early in December with a very successful Christmas concert. The months which followed, although filled with practicing, were far from humdrum, for this liveawire group could often be found in churches of the surrounding vicinity singing and testifying of the Saviour whom we love. After experiencing the Spirit's mov- ing on our campus, and His working in our hearts, this group progressed with redoubled effort and real earnestness to tell others of the joy and peace they had experienced. Traveling to Chicagoland Youth for Christ, the chorus witnessed of the re- vival so very real to them. For the first time in its history out Glee Club competed with other secondary schools in contests sponsored by the lllinois High School Association. With its annual spring concert this group ended a season in which the Lord's presence had been a reality. Ar intermzriion 101001 ni Glee Club appear- ances, Bill Roof! fendefed planting bafifone born rolot. iaxb- iff X, uen armonioud iuin 9 Q' Boy'r Dorm Council, left in fight Norm Dudrey. Johnny NX'a'aefieltl Bill Roost. Ned Duffiell, Mr johnfon, jim Dolby, Dave Carder, and Dave Bayert. XVhat's this? Lights in the dorm at eleven o'cloclc? Yes, the boys' dorm council often sat up late hashing over the problems which came up from night to night, and planning the many parties and other activities which helped to unite the fellows as one big happy family. 'uw If you liked fun. food, and fellowship you could find it in the girls' dorm. 48 girls and five supervisors combined to make dorm living a time of learning and a time of enjoyment-particularly after lights out! Semnzf Jemetler Dum Cffurzril ffflit 14111. IL! lf, right, Marilyn Methlessel, Nola jane SL.l?s,,l.1I!3 VC'atson. Shirley Young. Ruth Nwallate. Grate Lindberg, Ruthie Colgin, Miss Stanley, Donna Peck an.l Ruth Grothman. Fin! revlerter lfaffeft ra eff Joanna Wleher. Bohbie Rotermund, joan Lukaselc. jean Clau-en, Marlene Brody. Mi-s Stanley, Nola Scars, Betty Carlson, Betty Bartlett, .mtl Marilyn Methfelfel. 'nz.'r.!. Lac! ifzi laroddmd XVith Dave Helser as president and Mrs. Safstrom as faculty advisor, the first semester student council handled many perplexing problems and, even tually, solutions were reached, Chief of these problems handled was the establishment of a much needed point system to lwroaden the base of student leadership. Also on the agenda was the suspending of the I.its for one semester. Firfl tenzeffw nffiferr are. fl f .ig . tealegl: Johnnie Xwalcefieltl. lo Rice. Mary Alice Elliott. Esther john. Peggy Hansen, and Bill Mcfiartney. Slanrfing: Norman El- man, Bill Roost, Dave Helser, Mrs. Saf- strom. XVayne Lundy. Roland Gerstung. and Stan Long. Not all of the second semester student councils time was spent in solving problems, as can be seen above. Nor were they interested strictly in their own fun. One of their main accomplishments was the planning of an all school Hard Times party, which, by the way, was hilariously begun by the faculty skit. The remnd .remetief officer: are, lefl Io right: Ruddy Seelye, Peggy Hansen, jim Paul, Bruce johnson, Roland Gerstung, john Hanson, Mrs. Safstrom, Dave Helier, Bill McCartney, and Roberta Gilbert. nas. qi..-f f sn fke M ldrin anal gijcreifriv H gy J' -an .fdcaclelng lraflifion if Ir was Friday night and the chapel was well filled with loyal lips and a few curious Kreits. The meeting was started with devotions led by Paul Riemann. Then the lights were turned low and the at- tt-ntion was focused upon a scene of The Birds' Christmas Carol, the re- vised version fa la Epsi. The finale x' was the awarding to Donny St. . Pierre a piece of turkey. an ice cream drumstick to be exact. This is just a sample of some of the ex- periences and, also. fun enjoyed by the Eps this year. Q.: lx'reififni.m Imftmr-, ffflirifrt true. from fe 1 In fighl. iialzrf: Maryheth Powell and jo Riceg .rian..'ing. Dave Bayert. Bill Roost, Helen Bridge and Mr. johnson, sponsor. With Mr. johnson as sponsor, you may be sure that this year in Kreits was neither dull nor boring. Literary? Well, not exactly, but any- one can tell you that it was fun- lots of fun! One of the most in- teresting programs presented this year was the television program with special Russian i?J talent. Al- though it was pure fun, we feel that it gave valuable experience in many fields. Epinoian Literary offzrerr ziere, from left la right: Faith Willard, Bobbie Rotermund, Mr. Stoll, sponsor, Grace Aldridge, Dick Long. Gracie Lindberg, Stan Long, an.l Carolyn Stevenson. l 1, It . g redenf in our - .nw .w,..-,,,, ' .Q .QW oligkfef Womenfg V41 , l1,1r1. Try. IQ Hum: ISM 111, a1E 4 , wif pfain un g . N 'aff K .Z Wx, xx-4.5 v i I ' C ,Q 1.1 Q, P '11 .U ' f 'fm' ipAf1zun1.r11ed 55' Duffy Ani B1Ql R011 m 1 Mlhmxcttc.. xc IBD 'mth Sounl EIf6CfS recorded by SPIQC f rnei. Yes. .111 1h1N ,xx ,1 111: nn if cnc the Kre1t-sponsors.: 11:5 Dun Bnxh-r .11.:n'1 ull 1m 11111 xxgrh ugru 1 he mst, but hu -urclx' 1111 A111 mr 5.1.11-I '- Q il ' rl N. . 'Z L25 1 W 1 4 50,52 4 3 537' 1 T. '4 543' gf Q V! 4 QE X we ,1'l'L6t ed ld .inf i ' - i 'N . ,rw f -Igwg PA,' 1' W .Qi A1 lbs reason operzwl ue fouuaf jo Hue, tporfi marfagcr. Marjbeib Pau CU, prcfzklcrzf of G.f1.A., and Mir! MtKrzigl3!, Phys. lid. teacher, ' looking otw the rule hook with great cxpf'fIa!ion. f 1 as Chaplain lVrU.1rd proved Io be f , i a forceful alrcfzoneer al Ike an- ii . mm! GAA. box racial. X Fiftr Ron. from fefl' Gedtle. W'eber, Young, Methfesfel. Wfilliams, V'ilma Gardziella, Powell, Rice. Brody, Stevenson, Altltirlge, Second Rau: Raetz, Holm. juhnston, Hoclcman. Fagold, Davis, Mixtet. Barnett, Gundersen, Gilbert. Seats. Wfancla Gardziella, Bartlett, Stitt. Miss McKnight. Thr! Ron: Storey, Meienlturp. Seiantler, Allen. Aust. Geurliinlc, Hansen, Payne, Lincoln, Beazley. Wallace, Grothman, Nuelsen. Snyder, Atcularius, Gtoen, QI. Ptiwell. Xlfinne. Fouvtiy mu 1 Rust, Rotetmunel, Finke, johnson, Peck. Ostergaarcl, Clark, V'atfon, Etlman, John. Xlfizliey. XY'rll.1rtl, Buis. Bridge. Lulcasel-4, DeBo:'t. H jk? ollclof SOUCALJOUIIQ 77 Our rfyeaber for the night wat Dr. Mffarrell, parlor nf the Cicero Bihle Church, father of mfr Mar , For Ihe uonderfizl joh ihe football felloivt did this war the G. A. A. rponmred a football banquel. The theme which repfetented the end of the football Jeaton wat 'The Lan Down. Between fifty and sixty members of the Girls Athletic Association meer twice a week to join in sports such as football, volleyball. basketball, archery and track. Although the fellows may have laughed at the way the girls played football, they were glad there was a G.A.A. when the annual football banquet came. jo Rice, the Sport! manager of G.A.A.. pretented eafh of the co raptainr Rex and Mac ut-izh foot hallf. The rcorer of the gamer in uhirh eafh .rtarred were primed on the foothall. N Daul Bayer! Oal: larf lllm 1 Ethel Amr ez B an nz ft Ncu err , Parry Bfhn fam li llama Geraldrne Armerdrnr, Wheaton Illmou Donali Blqelow Grace Allen Ludzngton llzrlsfgan lfU'lL0l Grace Aldnclge Llfliealr 71 lllm arid DON l ' X Van N14 l Calffornfa james Bran.l Der Plame: Illmou Davxd Carder There were the of zferf 0 the jmzzor Clan Standzrzg Wake zcfld Sandzn, Paul Golfer Long Seated Mui Cbapman Clark and Wallace Carzarg lflanl Ruth Ann Colgm Vxrgren Clark Brookfield lllnzfuf Tulfa Oklahoma Stanley Dawn Fatfbankr Alarka Duane Demmg Wei! Cblrago Illmozr Judith Gedde Chxcago Illmmr Robert Golter Wh Ill Mum mm! Ruth Grothman Marrlyn Guerkmlc Chsraqo Illmmr Wheaton 111171011 Pg-LH Hgnqen lfU'lL0l 6555 Go getters' Thats what you would call the class of 51' Under strated conclusrvely that to beat the class of 51 rs a feat that cant be done Th y captured frrst prrze rn the Hard Trmes skrts for two years rn a row and the class rncluded an outstandrng number of honor students and major lettermen Athletxcally academxcally and spmrually the class showed rtself to be well frtted for the role of berng the Senlors of 51 Wrllram Hennxng Anatapur South In 11a Patrrrxa Hoppe Wheaton Illmou Lots Hunt Pu ran Korea Whealrfn Illm f john Marrm Wheaton Illmzux ,lean Lucas Cryttaf Lake Illmmr Rrchard Long Falrfteld Ioua Ruth lrelanl eaton Illmwf Lynwood Larson Wheaton Illrnou l . the able leadership of Miss Chapman this live-wire class has.demon- Wh , 'h 1 1 , l jack Nel on Wheaton Illm 111 Barbara Neale U healon lllinou Wlllllur Miner Berry O rergaard Racine Wifcon in Toy Pager Bangalore India Victor Moon Naihua 10.44 Ufhealon Illmnzr Davld N1LCarrel' Oak Park lllmriu lfU'll0I CL65 james Paul Belgian Congo, Afrira Paula Payne Whealon. Illinois Edgar Plummer Muir, Michigan We ve got it! We ve got it! S0 cried the Pro enor in Ihe prize winning junior Clan playlet at the Hard Timex party. Larfon, Wright Wakefield give the Profeuor CRiemarmD Jupport. Fred Prinzing Elrnhurn, Illinoix 5 V Roberta Rorermund Sarajean Salisbury ' Chicago, Illinois Hamilton. Ohio Paul Riemann Meaa'1.'ille, Penmylvania Eudell Sandin Neuman Cmfe. Alfbfdfbd Donald Skame Wbealon. Illinoir Ruth Slocum 'M xx 11013 pklnejigears WV!! CMMK0' Ulffwf' Marioris Snvfler man 0. exaf unior Cfadzi Our comzc veruon 0 joe Stalin CDave Bayertj 11,45 delzghtful ez lcrlaznmenl an the .fame wmmng :ku Here the Pro enor ba! just texted 4 zumof model of the rozeted bomb , ubsle the zmpaffne guard Bzgelowfkz look! on Clifford Stanhope Flufbing Miflyigan Carolyn Stevenson Wheaton Illmms Ruth Storey Elgin Illmou Elmburft. lllmnir Ruth Wallace Denon! Mxfhsgan Eleanor Voth Yxam johnny Waxefxeld Tulm Oblabovru Shxrley Young Cicero lllmon: Iamcs W nzhr Uvbeaton Illmm film oaffermen 4 Cf ,-11 T 17 R 14 fd! 10 Hgh! Coach x s McCarrell Frxcdenchsen Helser Sandln Weeks Lundy Bayer! 'Hnldle R u Roos! 5 Long Gibson Dcmeret Dyrness johnson Duffxeld Kleppe Seelye Bottom Rau Hope: Hllls R Long Carder Moon Stem Hanson RCXlllUS Brmol Alnent Gersrung Whrh hard workmg lm Rexxllus as their pres1dent the W Club accompllshed several major acnvmes At the time the Compass went ro press the acnwxnes carncd our and the acnvmes planned mcluded mo mxnanons sponsored by the club for the ellgxble hopefuls the Father Son Fun Nxghr held mn our new gym the annual W Club affaar of May 6 and two chapel senlces Full of fun' The eau are freef Club mem ber: Due Stan and Vzc enmy the nod l at one 0 the club: mack an Aridfmazi XL ,' the - 6 1 J A Menu stirrefi the U ':?f,Z, 52754: 641 fd V :be CA. menz, Ear V71 5, btg Why, 6 lf? he, I, Christnwx dgeu,-Ogresrmdgy Ezzxffounge W5 b 2 radzlzofzaliyeijnzaxdlzaf D SQ at AS d buff 6 6 in 1 2 'fend fee H bustle an nf the H6 toflffg Oh, , dung 9dgjCv dgfrifof the fun' The Lit Jorietiey worked together lo produce 'The Nnghz Before Chr-iytmaff' Right, Mom, Dad, and the Iztdf gather hefore Hurry- ing off to hed to lixten for that flatter of galloping hooff out on the Zaun. Yet along with all of our fun and frolic fame a deep feme of gratitude for the real meaning of Chrixtmtu-ta Saviour who ua! willing to come to the Jin and woe of thi! earth to re- deem zu. X 'hx David Aldridge llnhealfnz, Illinois Richard Alvestad Niles, Illinois Kenneth Bowden Chicago. Illinois Alvin Boyer Carol Barnett Oak Park, Illinois Richard Bedell Wheaton, Illinois Warren: ille, Illinois Joyce Carr Whealon. Illinois jean Clausen Wheaton, Illinois Faith Coray Wheaton. Illinois 0l'l'l 0l 0:5 ' Dicli wss POW' can . A Kcnnefll l,0b2Z:i,iIevS0 i Josice From lei' in n-Eglirr11C3- Valene0fficefs. Ol COM Hou. Bill MSM. SwWff 'e and Balham The Sophomores, under the guiding hands of Miss Foster, really stepped forward this year. Their biggest achievement was the winning of the gym drive contest last December. Congratulations, class of 521 Along with hard work, they had lots of fun, A progressive breakfast was one event they all will remember. Each morning the Sophomores met in homeroom for a devotional time, and the Lord has certainly blessed this class. Geraldine Davis Fairbanks, Alaska Richard Dolby Boulder, Colorado Mary Alice Elliott Naperville. Illinois john Festa Wheaton, Illinois Kenn Gangel Wheaion, Illinois W'anda Gardziella Whealon, Illinois Valerie Gunderson Forest Park, Illinois 33 4 5 A 5 -M1 tm Hale I J Root I Ha Y I 1, fsthgr john C, nag Il Dowd Holsrm, r P11111 Par: Ilfn Rlchazi Holi Balboa Canal Zone Ylnrcmu uhn on J J ann 171 XY xllram McCartney U heamn Ilfmou lohn McNallV Kenneth john on Lombari' lflmru Kxnsman lx n eaton Illmoxr Longmont C lorarfo Joanne Mlxter Wheaton Illmozr Rlchard Muntlanoff Aurora lllmoar 60 DeVC ayne Peters U beamn Ara :my Dean Rucker Lapeer Mzrbrgan Bar ara Scon 'Y bulls Illmon james Smuh Wert Chicago jane Watson Cbxcago Illmorr Donald St Prerre Wbemun lllmou Donald Savldgc Bloommgdale lllmoxr Illmou Harry Tenwes Whedon Illmou Davnd Van Norman Naperville Illmoxr jan Carol Wnlcon Sault Ste Muse Mscbxgan Paul W'1llarJ Whedon lllmou Fred Vw mnc lY'l'eaton Illmmr . ' 3 ' lfffuafmz, Ifr' rzfzi . r :pct Fei 1 J.. 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Ll .lnll all ' ' 'z j' fe r AIN ' 1 '1 gI Q5Alfl'lQIfl Coach and 4 was the mum ot Lransportarnon of thc couple who snld I do before the par son nn the Freshman sklr 1' the Hard Txmea art Q if 10 - 'Y Ruth Hockman Munel Holm Bruce johnson Dons Johnsmn Frances Krula Davnd Imdberg Nelson Lynch Wbenlnn Illmon Cxrem Illmou Wheaton lllmou Huudale Illmou Whedon lllmau Cbzraga lllmou llbea an Illumu xr Alxce Medendorp john Myers JoAnn Powell Helen Pyne Beth Raelz Larry Rexxluus Carolyn Rust Matrox: Park lllnnoxr Keobub Ioua Wheaton Illmuu Youngxtoun Ohm Hongkong Whedon Illxsou Melron Pri lllmou 1- Helen Sclander Evelyn Nan Ksmpen Shxrley Watson Pgger Wllllfd Ngnqy Wilson Eugene Wnghr Jean Wnlhnml W beaten lllmou W beam: Illmos: Aurora Illnlon Wfuga, lllwmg U Ingo, lllmgu Wblatol Illmau P Y- ff, I - Y if uv , If V 1 5 A ' l 1 l sf ' f 3 ' Aff l Al y X n f lf H , A P g I, 55 S5 ff One rainy noon, Dave Crzrder licked Mr. Xu at ' T un, ungmifecl That faculty skit! After all, it isn't every day Miss Lindblad and Conch Hills lead the cheers! pzng- Mutt bafe been the mme noon and another Iakle game on P 8, Sure, Larmn and Martin. Fun, spills, thrills at the Happy Valley Skating Rink within walking Cperhaps hiking j dis- tance from the campus, Rust, Carder, Fasold, Stein, Bobbie, Bill and Bix. I9 MM 2 . f i 4 pf., 1' 1 refienf in our omloefifiue .Simian I af. 1 .. Q , A ' Q, F gi ,iv mr' Q' ' - X X , s fb. gi -ig! , - A ' N4 L... 7 is 55313: S1 Q I I x gn jle Lea fan arriorzi Firtt Row, from lefl: Dave Gilbert, Seelye, Bigelow, Snyder, Moon, Hanson, Carder, D. Long, Ireland W. johnson, Festa, Rimback, Dyrness. Second Row: Coach Hills, Smith, Hicks, S. Long, Lundy, Bayert, Duffield, McCarrell, Rexilius, Larson, Holt, McNally, Friederichsen. Third Row: Gangel, Lynch, Deming, K. johnson, XY'afcefield, McCartney, Martin, W'inne, Yfright, Hanchett, Kosin. SCORES AND SCHEDULE 1 lim Rexiliur, ffgbf enri- Leafing pau receiver and Mover uilb 30 point:- lbird yeaf ai fin! Jtring figbt end. Daze September Z4 October 1 October 8 October 14 October 2 2 October 29 November 5 Team Harvard Parker Elmhurst Catholic North Park Luther Latin Todd Ned Duffielrf, cenler-A u'el- come addition lo ibe '49 eleren. oulmmiing ar 4 de- fenfire linebacker, Plate W There 0 There 19 Here 6 Here 6 There 19 There 7 Here 25 Dave Bayert, left tackle-A Wldfflflf rlalu ar!-hack agam in 1950 for fourlb year on mzfiing eleven, Dare MrCavrell, Iullbafk -Sparkplug of the lenvn -a tfiple-Ilnfeat on offen- .vive ai well is: a lzuluark on defenie. 3 Ru My Seelye. righl guard Dave Carrier, left guani- - -Pmr eff Ihaf tize itr1'! A kickoff arlitt - rough V Plefwhing-af fiery at lhe an! reaiy, bark for more Sum Lung. rrghl larkle- L,,1,,, ,,f1,5f bam new Jeafon' Muff aful man on the John, Hdflpmfia ffl! Ulf-- rquaa'-hzf fumhfe recover- A 'Y '5k7'f 'Z2'6'ff Pdf' 'P' ie' hepl llvarriori In the 5f'U f -fhaff 4 571455 10' m,mv:,,gV geltmg in the open. .fgffaine gri iron g or Our l949 football season truly bears out the old adage Big things come in small packages. The Warriors took the field for the first game with a starting eleven that averaged only 155 pounds, probably the smallest in the league. Yet, when the smoke had cleared away seven weeks later, we had compiled a record of four wins and three losses, and were higher in the final league standings than we had been in many years. We played a spirited brand of football which indeed bore out the testimony of the school and the testimony of each boy that played. Truly the Lord blessed us, and enabled us to set the pace for winning teams in the future. XWe got off to an unfortunate beginning when I-Iartard got a big break and capitalized on it in the third quarter for the games lone touchdown. Previous to that break, we had run the defending league champs all over the field, getting inside their 20-yard line five times. The story changed the following week as we romped over Parker after letting them hold us even for almost three quarters. We successfully opened play on our own home field by nosing out Elmhurn Catholic in a non-conference game by virtue of an eleven-yard run after a recovered fumble in the second quarter. North Park, a team which outweighed us thirty pounds to the man, furnished our homecoming opposition and had to go all out in the second half after we had held them well for the first two periods. The fighting Warrior spirit was emphasized in the second half of the Luzher game after we had been scoreless in the two quarters. It was Luther's homecoming and we sent their fans home disappoinuted as we lashed out with a passing and running attack that baffled our opponent completely and turned the game into a runaway. Definitely the most heartbreaking game of the season was against Latin, as they nosed us out in the last minute of play on a safety in our end zone. A successful ending to a successful season was attained against Todd in a lopsided contest which saw our ALL-CON- FERENCE end, Jim Rexilius, snag three touchdown passes from Dave McCarrell, good for 143 yards. Two other Warriors were also given the honor of being named to the ALL-CONFERENCE first team at the close of the season. They were Ned Duffield, center, and Dave Bayert, tackle. This was truly a fitting climax for a top-notch team and sealed the ending of a great season. On fAe gI OlfUfl Dirk Long hit off-facile on I1-jard muchdoun jaurzt againrt Elmhurst Catholic. is Au ana! fkrougk fke air. im. , Cv 4 ,Yr Dick Long, right half-Farlerl man on the ieam-ben aver- age per carry- 5 9 yards- anotber .teamn lell. Wayne Luniy-A capable rc- lief man and ready for action a! any time. Mac complete: a Jcreen pau to Snyder agaimt Norfb Park. Coach never had to worry about the management of the players on the field with co-captains Rex and Mac to direct them. No one was more de- serving of the honor of leading the team than these two all-around playmakers. Ed Snyder, quarterback-A bard hitting larkler at well ar a mol, ea-lm and mllected Jig na! ealler. Vic Moon, left half-140 pound: of dynamite in lhe blocking back porilion-hi! them to lhfj' :layed down. . . . I 065'C0lfLl'ltl g5 . . CAQQI' ed 8I 5 ,s 5 '. OD I First season of cross country running at the Academy produced a startlingly successful achievement. Wins were chalked up over Elgin High, Glenbard and Wheaton High. Standing, from left to right: Coach Stoll, Myers, Henning, Muntjanoff, Demerest, Sreinhofcr, Peters, St. Pierre, Riemann. Middle mu mznlin ' Alvesracl Stanho e Fleck Kneeling' Gibson Buis Helser Weeks Gerstung Sandin 1 1 E- , P v - - i , 1 , , and Hale. Inset shows the start of one of our home meets. Helser ran fifth in the district and was No. 25 in a field of 1l5 in the Stare Meet in Champaign. Early this fall, the cheerleaders were chosen by the stu.lent body afrer tryeouts Helen Bridg Peggy Hansen, Bobbie Rotermund, Judy Gedde and Nancy Lincoln in their maroon and white were a constant inspiration to football an.l basketball players ani spectators. ali, :ir Snyd Stan Long 1'- lfU Hell! JCL Z1 iff Standing frrm left to nglaz Coach Hills Stan Long Drck Long Dyrness Root NIcCarre1l Demerest Brrstol Prmzrng Duffield Kneelmg Remlrus Moon Weeks Han on VARSITY SCORES St Charles North Shore Larm Chrrstran Elmhurst Catholrc Parker Luther Unrversrty Harvard Alumn1 North Shore Norrh Park Todd Latm Elmhurst Catholrc Harvard Operatmg rn a hot league our boys d1d a trne yob Nevcr down and out thev were always a contender trme often bemg the deczdrng factor Each opponent drscovered that the Warrnors were a tough outfrt wrrh lots of vsrll and drrve as the 70 pornts agamst Elmhurst showed In regular season Rex paced the team rn scorxng 174 pomts wrth Snyder at 114 and Mac at 111 close behmd Paul Weeks fYes zz went m 1 X 1 7' I 4 ai 3 B f 1' 1 Q 1 4 5 ' 5 4 1. 1 1 m 3 L- ' 511 ll , v 7 g v,' Rx 4 no F , - 4 D ' Q S lx K y . Y . . 7 , . . Z y , v 2 4 1 1 I0 ' f W 0 1 1 C 1 S P I . 41 60 1 2 32 30 xl Christian 35 47 1 , Q ' 31 29 ' ' ' 47 71 px A 51 16 1 ' 34 27 11 7 4 if 2? 1 3 43 48 1 ' ' 41 51 f W 32 36 -1 28 50 , ' 43 57 If ' 46 51 1 ' 70 46 26 -12 I 4 af, ' f . . ., ,, . , . I I y I . . gvefy datfefdaf f x9 Harper, Festa, and Outer line: Holsinger, McNally, Peters, Hicks, Dolby, Holt, Edman, johnson, Stanhope, manager. Inner line: Coach Hoisington Gangel, Willard, Cummins and Gale. it I X 3 FROSH-SOPH SCORES . , X l W 0 A V i St. Charles 25 24 ll North Shore 42 26 Elmhurst Catholic 17 21 ' Christian 18 23 Christian 25 48 Parker 22 24 Luther 20 31 Harvard 27 38 North Shore 29 11 North Park 29 23 Todd 43 20 Latin 27 13 Elmhurst Catholic 41 53 Rexilius t After getting off to a slow start, the Frosh-Soph outfit . came into its own toward the end of the season and , looked rather impressive in winning five of its last six X, , 5 games. jim Dolby was high scorer for the season with 104 4 A 1, points. jim and three other first-stringeis will graduate 'f to the varsity next year, raising next year's prospects con- ., If siderably. I X Hanson , N ff X 1 Mawqef jobn stem ,E tis 4 Weekt foot J I i 0 f tu N I XR 5 - . X McCarrell tfi ' I X Demerest ex J 'vi nu N U! LM.: 'Ns The Iennii iquad, lefl to rigbtfjohnny Wakefield, Dean Bixler, Austin Hale, Fred Prinzing, Paul Riemann, and Coach Ray Hoisington. ennifi an jgadegaf Despite cold weather, as can be seen in the picture at the left, the tennis team, at the time this yearbook went to press, had already showed great potentialities, whipping the North Shore Country-Day Schools squad, 50-10, In spite of the cold weather and limited time to practice, the boys were in good enough form to win both singles and one of the doubles. We can well be proud of this ye-ar's team. The lmteball Jquad, left to right: Deming, Dolby, Gangel, Davis, Hicks, johnson, Craane, Mc- Carrell, Rucker, Hanson, McCartney, Bristol, Bigelow, Peters, Duffield, Cummins, Roost, Snyder, Kleppe, Coach Hills and Ambrose, manager. ,airing .ggoorfd The Warriors, boasting one of the best teams in many a season, tied for second place in the Private School League baseball race. Coached by R. B. Hills and behind the splendid pitching of Paul Weeks and John Kleppe, they ended with a 0.500 average in league competition. Weeks won five games and lost one, while Kleppe, a notorious hard luck pitcher, lost four games by one run. In the league batting championship, our best hitters were: McCartney, left field, with O.424g Snyder. catcher, with 0.394g and Roost, first base, with 0544. VITAL STATISTICS Christian 5 Wheaton Luther 13 Wheaton Wheaton 7 Latin U. High 7 Wheaton Wheaton 8 Parker Wheaton 9 Christian Luther 2 Wheaton Wheaton 10 Latin U. High 4 Wheaton 'St. Charles 14 Wheaton Wheaton 8 Parker 'St. Charles 6 Wheaton 'North Shore 8 Wheaton 'Denotex non-conference gamer Week: :brows one in a home game. 0 , . s v. 4:-,, f. - , f, sn U, . ,344 - , 2 V., .I . ' , .. .. : x 5 - Ng r ,. , . . 1 - . ,LJ .. . , .7 .1 4 I , Q 1 .SAV f, .1352 ft u 1 '. 9 if 'flfjfe vf .'- fig .' ' , '..a?, 5,49 .r .353 ,V as ' 4 Q e' Wg., :'x1 S3 s l5g1n,f?':.4 SAM' f I. 1.-un-,1 if 4' ' f H, ' ' ' . . gPlP':f9'AIffP'. ' L ' 4 ,. . .i,,.n'v.' 1.-f . ' 'N' 'A-' ' ' . v'.' .. ,y -eJ'9 f IN1- The Hack tquai, reared, left 0 Yfghli D. Long, Helser, Lundy. Gibson. Bayert, Rexilius Han on Rimbaclx S. Long. Standing: Stein, Alvestad, Bjorklund, Muntjanoff, Holsinger, Bowden, Martin johnson Lindberg and Coach john Stoll. I' f A - ,.. ..N '. li b ah V ll t ll 41 ,,..--n-4 ' RFXLZUU Wie! 0779 fvf file' Rimback up wilh plenly to rpare. .f4cfion on fke Gnclem A With Stein managing the new equipment, our new track mentor, Coach John Stoll, guided the Academy thin clads against powerful Geneva, St. Charles, Lake Forest, North Park, and St. Edwards harriersg with a victory over the last opponent. U Both Snyder and Rimback excelled all preceding efforts in the pole-vault, while versatile Bayert sprinted to victories in the 100- and 220-yard dashes, soared over the high-jump bar with McNally and Bixler, and teamed up with Gibson, Lundy, and Rexilius on the half-mile relay team. Lundy and Rexilius also ran the hurdles and Gibson, along with D. Long and Ireland, participated in the shorter dashes. With Sandin and Gibson in the broad jump and 880-yard rung Sandin, Carder, Hanson, and Muntjanoff in the 440-yard dash: Helser, Alvestad, and Bjorklund in the mile rung Prinzing, Carder, and S. Long in the shot-put and disc, rounded out the Warrior spikemen who finished their season with a fourth in the Private School League meet. High light of the season was when Helser placed fifth in the mile at the District meet in Batavia. He also set new school records in the 880-yard run and the mile. So, to a hard-working bunch, we say, Nice work, gang! Helter in bit urzzal place Bayer! nipr Gibran in the 100. Olll from, P05011 U1 Olfllf' S M11 m uung our K ginfuf - 1' I , Mx F X ' x X Q f I 1'4 C 95 L 'Z 1 ll fl' nf 1. 5,1 Al. ..... 'WA .V ,vu , ,A if' J .Q-5. R. 5 - M ax am A A gf? f FA I I l nys? '31 AWK we .Senior Mfreaf I' 5 rj, Hearty fun promofed already hearty appetizer Up in time to crack the dawn. the seniors were all in the bus, packed, and rolling down the road at 5:15 in the morning to Camp Awana, 50 miles north of Milwaukee, Wixonsin, with no CPJ difficulty at all experienced with the juniors. The activities of the retreat are too numerous to list but fun was had by all, the food was par excellence, and the devotional talks were inspirational. As far as retreats go, nothing could have been better, We get acquainted on a bike with Mar and Rex, KM, 9:14, . S, l 11 iv 'YY' fi, Adm' f Q . an ,ff CW I. rf .,, 1w ', , 5 ul' 'punt 11 I Y Wi 5 5 9 'fn 4. .: V 4 Sf 'I 4 4,-1 - J L x H We Prearb Cbrixl . . . Crurijfed . . . Rixen . . . C0ming Again 9175! Kapfzkf Kmzrch 0 . Main ar Seminary cc WHEATON, ILLINOIS n ,, Rev. LLOYD M. PERRY, Th.D. Church - WHea C-' . R ' Ja' ron 8-0716 csidence - W'Hearon 8-0930 GERTRUDE I. DIXON, Choir Direcfor RICE ALUTTING. Organiil Tbf Bfbfe ax il ix C F sg or men as aff MAY QREEEC Sfm!i In :bf-u' lbyvrlf approzfrd unfa Goff, a workmen ibm' nmfrlb no! lo Lf axbfwml, rrqlyfly rfiridlrflq Ibn uorff of lrulbf' II Timothy 2:15 S,-,,- ,,,, WELL, ,, ,L -LW . , LLL-, HHMX.- ,-xX BACCALAUREATE SERVICE of XVHEATON COLLEGE ACADEMY PRELUDEX Ad.1gio from Sonata in C Minor, Opus 56 ,..,, Guilmant PROCESSIONALXM:1rche Romainc ,.,. ,,,, , ,, .,.,,..,,.,,. G Currqrrggfaliurz uni!! riff dzrrinlgf jzrorzwxionaf INVOCATION ourma' HYMNXU Great is Thy Faithfulncssu CR-IPTUREXHeb. 12:1-17 ,...,,,...,.,,,., ..........,...,.,., , ,MR. Lows RASERA DUET .......E..,...E......,.....,.....,.. JOANNA Rlcis and GEORGIA LEE BROWNELL MORNING PRAYER ,,.,.,,....,, .......,,,,.. C HAPLAIN W. WYETH WILLARD ,F 9? 25 PRESENTATION OF TITHES AND OFFERINGS OFFERTORY SOLO .,..,........,......,..,,,..,.,.,L.,, DOXOLOGY SERMON ,. .BILL Roosr X An Abiding Faith . .,.,...............,....., DR. LLOYD M. PERRY HYMN, No. 62X O For za Faith That Will Not Shrink PERRY, THD- BENEDLCTION LLL.,L.,.,.,LL,..L...L..i.,..L,,.,.,....,,L..,L.,,,.,L.,,.L. DR. PAUL wfmm EV LLOYD M' RECESSIONAL MARCH .,..L,L,.L,..,..L.,..,., .L....,.LL..L....,.,,, ,..,.,.. M f rzdrlvxolm R ' Congrqyalion plrasf' rfmain weird 101111 fbe gradualex and farulfy memberx haw retired from ri' if Ushers will seat thos 4 IZ we 1 funu a PMN? me Lord. V e Ibn auditorium e who have been rf :' ' Words of hvmlj 1 fi. 'Grew H Tb? Fanhfu ne 1 L3 f Q,-395. ' . -.BY - 265 'P Q Q' ' JO., bf. Q N K X,-' fl -fd. ', ,Q N k . -- .ow - 4-4-a!31ff FfbHv .,, ra gg-:.ff f 1 ,f . I , -,mn . -, F 0, .,, fm .ufyi ff WILLIAM ROOST Vrzlediftorinfz The audience lirtened intently to The Real Strength of Anzcrimf' ,Af fadf, on Prelude Proccssional- Pump and Circumstancen .,..... .. ,,.., Elglr Lester Groom, jr. lnvogariqnd, ,....... Dr. Fred Gerstung The Real Strength of America' ,.,,., William Roost Choral Number Thanks Be To God .tt..t,v. vvvtt.tt,.............,.....,..., Di than Senior Members of Glce Club Presentation of Class Giftw, ,, ..,..... Ruddy Seclye Address .......tt. .t,t, , t,,, Dr. Walter L, Wilson President, Kansas Ciry Bible College Vocal Solo- Jesus Only ..........,,.................... ......... R otoli Georgia Lac Brownell Q fl ,-ff' naw! . N 9 6 is .. L2 A b wh W , X Lf' ' . . Q9 A ' I - gn' , is 3 Q I 5 Q I 'N . 0 f ' fu x it fl . Z' ' jr 'Q is A SZ ! 'QQ f , I 'L 'ff I Q A L 1,95 'E f 4 . - 1 ' W3 zu J 4 a fi A 1' ' 1.1 .533 g ' +31 I Q N 4 N w 5 if ,3- U ag ff- ,. I . 5 'li Q 'B sg if Vx. l RIQDDY 5l:'Ifl.YIf ffcrwztcd ilu' f'l.1.ii Aillt Mfofvlg' Commsnccmsnr. rhc lvcginning of living L1 lilc. gi life so liwil as to sive all honor and glory to our Lord ,lc-suS Cfhrm. The Lord in-rt.iinl3' hm lwwn prc-pious to ux. .ilwgiys .it hand to help or comfort or rcioitc with US xvhcncvcr we xmnrcd Him. in our scrion. times. lighter minnicnrw. coml pcritivc- seasons. and in our shining hour. The awarding of thc diplomas Closed our hiQh school career and opened doors ro even broader fields of achievement. DEAN K. L. SAFBTRUHI announreu' the uvnnerr nf rpefiul lmzmrr 5' A Ali! .Sranjmg Id: 1, nghz. fum: mu: Rorermuni, Rasera, Lincifn, Merhfewcl. Run, Srirr Wrighr, Brown. Nuelsen, Lindberg. Ssmnj mu: Frciilcriclren Craane, Gibson, lftliinl W'irhey. Arcularius, Carlson, Peck, Hanacn Third mu: Rimbazlx, Rexiliu-. Dyrness. Hamon Care, Brisml, john'on. Cummins. Fuuvrb mug Duffield. Demeresr. Roo-r .gzining our At last, those-lon: awiiited iiwnrtis. Tin llms He'Ser went lvvtli the Charles Wesley' Fletcher medial fer lsein: :in outsmintlins athlete. and the B.ti1st'l1-lmrnlw Stienfe .'Xw.ml for outstanding achievement in stienie. Bill R int mis ZlVf21l'LlCkl a yei1r's scliolarship to W'l1eatiwn Ciallelze. Otliers hnnfvretl were: BfOXX'ULAll.GCfSIL1I1Q. Gwen. Helier, Lanelluerg. Lon . Rice, Rofust, and W'riQlit. These were e'ette.l tru the National Honor Society of Seewndary Schools, 3 S 6 Ytanfng f 4 rxglu' front rmi Fmmman Bartl t H owncll R ce Poxell Wmne Lu a el Weber Hoppe Yer 111' vnu Bum B162 Willard Groen P I9 Qe an er lun w Hel Third mu 'Xml' me Stein Weatherbe Snyler Qeelye Gerwrunz Bixlcr Lone Deming Fourth rox. 1 Spier, Weeks, FACULTY AND STAFF Broun Mrs X1ler11 J C111pm1n M155 N11r11n 10 6 Dobbms Mr J M111r1ce Wll 6 n clhardt Mr I 1 1 Fostcx 01185 Mar1ctt.1 1 C111-1ert Mr Robcrt 1 Llllklllll M155 Catherme HJTIXS Mrs INett1c 11 5 Mr R1ch1rcl 1 17 50 58 llomnbton Mr Raymond 63 C1 lrcl1nd Mr Paul 3 lohnson Mr Melym L 3 38 10 KllllIUCl Mr Frmklln 33 lxullberg Mr john L 30 Lebgjee Mrs Nell1e 33 Lmdblad M155 Ruby L 31 MLKH1ghI M155 lglcmor 31 44 Mcdendorp Mrs A11cc 75 Mctzbcr Mr Wlllldm 13 Mlllef M155 M1r1or1c 32 Myers Mrs Blanche 79 N1elson M155 lilnne 32 Pedersen Mrs M1lclred 33 Peters Mr Ed 33 Satstrom Mrs Izsther W 8 Schel Mr E R 28 Slocum Mrs Add1C 32 Slocum Mr ohn C 3 Sm1tl1 MISS Sarah K 79 Stanley M155 Betty 6 16 17 Stol M1 jonn H 30 10 61 Troxel Mrs Rosemary 79 War1stall Mr Robert E 33 Wetttrng M155 une 31 SLNIORS Ambrose Roger 1' 16 24 37 51 64 77 Arcul:1r1us cla K 15 37 14 I 1rtett Betty me lf 18 3 1 Bcez cy olnnc xcr I9L111 lf 4 If Bndge H cn 15 7 1 Br1stol n 1 50 64 Brovsn P t Ann 18 19 31 6 Brown C 15 Brownell Georgm Ice 16 18 1 15 Carole 1 18 5 C1rlson Bctty 18 35 38 76 ie C'1rl 18 7 Crune C0fIlLllS 18 61 Cumm1n5 Ralph 19 64 f Dcmerest l1rry 19 74 50 61 67 76 Demmc Stanly 11 64 Duff1eld lNecl 19 38 50 58 67 64 76 Dyrness Theodore 19 37 50 58 67 75 Fr1eder1ch5en Douglas 19 50 51 58 76 Fromman Kathryn 10 70 77 Gerstungj Roland 14 70 39 61 77 Jlwlex fo Lnbson Robert 70 3 50 61 65 66 76 oen llcne 0 DD 44 Htnsen oan 19 20 72 37 76 Hanson john 70 59 50 18 59 62 64 65 76 ser Daud 70 34 3 38 50 61 65 Ireland -I mes 0 21 58 76 Johnson Wendell 71 37 50 58 64 76 Rlcppe john 71 50 64 1ncol11 Nmcy 17 12 7 111 bug., QJIJLC 1 37 38 40 70 Lon brtnlcy 77 34 37 59 40 50 58 59 67 65 0 lnlcxsely oan 77 D7 38 41 7 uny W1yne 15 16 37 79 50 58 60 65 l5flCIllfCbSf.l Mary Lynn 98 44 76 e on jt e 18 3 47 44 Peck Donna 18 23 18 44 76 Peters Dor15 73 70 77 'cme1lM1rybetl1 19 34 3 4 41 15er1 Ntncy 3 31 3 0 71 Rex1l1u5 1me5 73 45 50 58 60 62 65 6C e loanm 1 7 37 39 4 41 Rlmbaclc Ill eph 17 74 58 65 66 6 Roost Xvllllim 14 15 24 75 34 35 17 38 39 40 6 64 71 74 6 RL11Z Edrrh ane 10 74 76 Selander Edwm 10 24 77 Snyder Ldward 25 37 49 58 60 64 77 1cr Ir Chas 3 1n cln r 25 51161 6 tt Io15 3 37 44 We er lmnn 5 35 17 38 44 45 77 Wetherbe Horace B C 1 33 77 XV1llard Fa1th 76 34 37 40 44 77 W1nne Ccrtrude 26 1-1 44 70 77 W1they hlillflfl 26 37 44 76 Wr1ght M:1r1or1e 26 34 37 76 IUNIORS cndgc Cracel 1 15 10 4 Allen Cmce 14 37 44 45 46 Armerdmg Gemldmc 37 46 151 Lthcl 35 6 14 Biyert D1y1cl 15 35 37 38 40 45 49 50 58 65 66 68 Behn P1tr1c1a-46 B1gelowx Donald 76 19 58 64 Bowles Ruby-46 Brand james-416 Carder Dav1d 38 46 50 58 59 66 Clark V1rg1en 37 44 46 Colgm Ruth 38 46 Dav1s Stanley-46 64 Demmg Duane-46 58 Gedde ludrth 44 47 61 Geurlunl-c Manlyn 37 44 47 Golter Robert-46 47 Grothman Ruth 37 38 47 44 47 Hansen Peggy 39 44 61 Hennmg W1ll1am-47 61 .. . 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Wheaton, Illinois College Church of Chrlst ROBERT C RAYBURN ThD Pastor With a well rounded program to meet the needs of Chrlstuan young people CwRaceland 2 8880 2 Hour Repa: Servuce I84 lrvlng Park Road Opposte L Staton Ra ens ood Branch Dr Carl A Telwes OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN Complete Lens Prescrlphon Laboratory CHICAGO Cruelfled FIRST We Preaeh Chrust Rlsen Cor-nmg Agaun BAPTIST CHURCH Main at Sernlnary Whea on llllnous REV LLOYD lvl PERRY Th 945 l045 530 600 700 830 700 800 Sunday Buble School lvlornlng Worshlp Youth Prayer Clrcle Baptist Youth Fellowshlp Evangellstlc Service Phllatheans Wednesday Buble Study Prayer and Testimony CERTRUDE DIXON Cho D ectc RICE NUTTINC O ga st me ltl 'Il W1 1 '57 4e'a llf For Our Whole Church Family I0 45 a rn Mornlng Worship 7 00 p m Evennng Servuce Especaally for You Sunday 9 30 a rn Senior Hugh Department of our Buble School 5 45 p rn Conquerors Meeting Other Actlvutnes for Conquerors Include i- Slngspnratlons Work on THE CONQUEST Socnals and Fun Nlghts WHEATON BLE CHUR nc: MACAULAY oo Pastor . . 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Y , 1 ' ' 'izfli :iff fl NL - 4 Enffx ig! l r L ke es ' - F ' I 'F yt x , S d -,M E 'fox' I tm 7 li f ' :-'. ff - - - - ff' , .' .i ,f' 4, f' 'X 2 . .- ' ' I I.: -.1-I ' f ' T E . ll A ll W 5:4 - '1 .17 I' 3 Ill-, nu 7 - 7 I y ,,, . . , ' - ll 5 5:3 ' B I C H WRITEEN ESPECIALLY FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS These elght booklets hold lust the answers to many youth problems to day Each book rn colorful cover 32 pages 35: WHAT EVERY CHRISTIAN OUGHT TO KNOW by Wllllam Orr For new Chrrstlans contalnung IS brlef chapters HOW TO BE A HAPPY CHRISTIAN Soundvng the clarron note of true roy nn the Chrustuan llte COD S ANSWER TO YOUNG PEOPLES PROBLEMS A handbook of conduct for Chnstran young people Chapters on Smoknng Drnnkung Dancung Movues Pettnng Popularrty Clothes etc Many Scrupture references THE KEY TO SUCCESS IN THE CHRISTIAN LIFE A clear presentation of the com panronshrp of the Holy Spurut and how thus rs Cod s plan to meet every problem CAN HIGH SCHOOL YOUNG PEOPLE THINK? Deals wrth the questuon of accept mg Jesus Christ as the greatest Per problems found an hugh schools such as sports boy and gurl frnends danc :ng amusements habuts etc TEN REASONS WHY I BELIEVE THE BIBLE IS THE WORD OF GOD Some of the vast amount of ev: dence Cod has guven provrng that thus bocgik IS rndeed the Word of the Luvmg o THE BIBLE HAS THE ANSWER' by Dale Crowley The greatest Qurz Book ever publushed Sxfted from rnformatron submltted by hundreds of the natlon S best Buble students and used on the popular Quuzsprratnon broadcast orrgmatung ln the natlons caputal the 2 500 gems of knowledge rn thus volume wrll provrde the reader wrth a store of rnformatuon that srmply cannot be dupll ca ed on any book shelf It vvlll be a must every body s llbrary l 16 pages cloth S2 00 THE THING APPOINTED by Harold Lmdsell An unusual story Besrde romance, thus book offers a yardsuck by whrch Chrrstran young people may apprause secular oppor tunrtres to earn therr lrvlng It also carrnes a subtle warnung agalnst the unequ8l yoke Excellent for young people l44 pages cloth SI 75 W HEIUNG G S WITHERING GRASS by Bernard Palmer A novel that wlll carry the reader to the heughts of emotronal appeal with a romance that endears nts characters to the heart A story not soon forgotten Un doubtedly the best work thus popular Chrrstlan author has ever done I76 pages cloth S2 00 nf COD IS Calls attentuon to the overwhelmxng amount of evldence concernung the exvstence and purpose of Cod HOW T0 KNOW THE WILL OF GOD FOR YOUR LIFE Cod has a plan for your lute thls plan ls the way ot true happlness and real success the method by whrch vou may ascertain God s plan PINEBROOK SONG AND CHORUS BOOKS Pvnebrook us an outstandtng name nn young people s crrcles not alone In the east where thus great work started but throughout the country wherever Percy B Crawford has traveled evangelustlc meet ngs and the broad casts of the Young Peop'es Church ot the Amr have gone durung the past tftecn years Ea h book 50: THE YOUNG PEOPLES CHURCH OF THE AIR HYMNBOOK A selectron of songs dnstunctly for young people PINEBROOK MELODIES A book of l8l songs and choruses IYIClUdll12 many by outstanding com posers and hymn wruters THE KINGS SONGS A substantral song book of l7S NEW PINEBROOK SONGS Contauns a large number of the songs and choruses used at the Young Peoples Buble Conference rn the Po cono Mountarns known as Pune brook FINEBROOK CHORUSES One of the most popular of the Pnnebrook serres Loaded w th choruses so popular rn youth gatherlngs today PINEBROOK PRAISES Many ot these numbers have been used over the Young Peoples Church of the Arr program OVER 400 HYMNS ln the Slngspuratuon lrbrary of Transcrrptuon ualuty Recordings are found over 400 favor lte hymns and gospel songs recorded by over 50 of Amercca s leadlng gospel muslclans and Organizations OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER I 950 COM PASS As your guarantee of the best ask for Smgsprratron Smngsplratuon on recordnngs us luke sterllng on sllver All Smgspnratron records are avanlable on 78 RPM and some on 45 RPM Send for free catalogue today' PORTRAWS by Orlln Kohll 212 N Hale St Manufactured by R C A Victor and produced by Recording Drvnsnon 9 0 n PO Box l Wheaton lll Wheaton, Ill . 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Illinois - , I f . . . . ' I tl ' ' Yi of General Contracting Roofing SEVRIN C. SWABACK 321 Douglas Street ELCIN. ILLINOIS Roofers of the Academy Gymnasium SEPTEMBER s M r w r F s 111Z13141S1i17 1519202122324 252527282930 FEBRUARY OCTOBER 34 1 1 ,,, 319 fj OVEMBER 35262726 01 7 111419 0 12 20217 0 .r ff 4' r 'Z'-61502, 'frfr .v 44: Q1 1 I 10,1 5 076711521171 202 272 SMTWTFS 12131415 19202122 zsnza 17 11 I APRIL ,4 Z5 910111 16111111 12452 W1 rw JUNE 1617 SMTWT Z1Z'ZZ32-1 3031 9 0 ll1213141S1617 1819202122524 252627282930 90 For Thy blessed presence, Savxour, We ralse a song to Thee But Oh that Thou Wouldst show us How to lnve and be Mlrrors of Thv grace, Lord That all mnght Watch and see Marjorle Wrxght, -1 123 45578810 - 2 91 55:1 .3 , 151712 . N 'fn 2. 6:25145 5, 11 ou' ZH. 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