Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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Girls' Dorm Council, second semester: Bev Afman, president: Miss Evereff, June Bellew, Jean Legg, Muriel Holm, Nancy Keaiing, Eleanor Brown, Kay Keller, Carol Pieschke, Sandy Johnston. in f r-as-'

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Student Council standing: Mr. Swanson, Walt Gerstung, Bob Van Kampen, Leigh Beveridge, Rog Johnson, Scott Oury, Ray Dittmar, Dick Gieser, Dan Akens, Joe Ireland, Roy Skoglund, Jane Legg, Miss Everett, Jim McKellin, Bruce Johnson, president. Seated: Dave Lindberg, vice-president, Jim Oury, Dick Kay, Carol Hansen, Martha Gantz, Jim Hanchett, Anne Hogren, Adele DeBoer, Cordy Johnson, secretary. Student Council Under Bruce Johnson, the Student Council real- ized many accomplishments. From planning par- ties to decorating the recreation room, every- thing was done in the efficient manner which typified the council's whole organization. The first big project of the year was the sponsoring of a bleacher fund drive which proved successful when three sections of bleach- ers were installed in the gym. Following that, the council planned and organized a terrific Christmas Party and Sadie Hawkins Day. As spring rolled around, Student Council un- dertook the project of decorating and furnish- ing the new recreation room. The result was a beautiful room that everyone enjoys, supplied with ping pong and many other games. The council accomplished many other things such as establishing efficient library and mon- itor systems, planning activities, and taking care of the many small problems of a busy school. 72 . U c 5 i X7 'X Lf Q, A f 4 Xxee-Aw f ' Bruce Johnson, student council president, who ably led the council throughout the year. This page sponsored by Karr Cleaners see page 133

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Compass staff, standing: Dave Lindberg, editor, Ron Frost. Seated: Wilma Gard- ziello, Diana Forcier, Leigh Beveridge, Robbie Gilbert, Rog Johnson, Adele De- Boer, Ginny Scull, Mr. Kullberg, Barb Afman. Compass Obviously, everything that exists has a cause, and this yearbook didn't just happen. A careful combination of human and material qualities caused the great effect called Compass . Lots of hard work and planning has made into a reality, a centennial yearbook. Under the direction of editor Dave Lindberg and the guiding hand of Mr. Kullberg, the work was completed. Imagine a rather small, square room, furnished with a long table, and chairs placed in a disorderly fashion around it. On the table are yearbooks, iumbled papers, a typewriter, a few pencils, iars of dry rubber cement, and pictures of students, teachers, and buildings. This is a brief, but rather accurate picture of the place, where, every fourth period, you could find staff members working to pro- duce the book. There was copy to write by the ton, pictures to paste, layout to be planned, concessions to sell, and typing to be done. The Lord's guidance was sought in every problem, and with their hands in His, the staff has tried to make the '53 Compass a book which will bring honor to His name. 11, -.r A sa game. Not all the work was editorial here the staff oper ates a busy concession stand during a football