Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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.Q-.-.4 S 3, 7 tg, Wi Band Dnrector ao: Band Row I Karna Samson Cossey Pearson Tenney Von Bergen Haraldsen Anderson Penn Row 2 McNlcol Chrls tuansen B Gale B Knapp Skrudland Conyers B Carlson C Hogren Rasera Ferguson Modder Row 3 Joy Slunner Petersen Walles Guth Adolph Neff Don whtmkef sm M Mus This page sponsored by Cevela Rexoll Drug West Chicago, Illinois Playing at pep rallles basketball games and athletic convocatlons, as well as thelr own con cert, the band members had a full program Practncnng falthfully each 8th perlod, they were responsuble for the boom boom boom and screech of Instruments warming up that Issued from the lower chapel each day Directed by Mr Whltaker and hls assistant dnrector, Mr Chenette, the band Improved dolly and became a pleasant form of enloyment for the rest of us

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Footprints staff: Dolly Methfessel, Miss Chapman, Jane legg, editor, Dot Hur, editor, Bev Afman, Ron Frost, editor, Tom Buis, l.. W. Hearn. Foatprint Whenever there was a scramble for mailboxes, a rustle of paper, and eager scanning of pages you could be sure that another copy of Footprints had come out and been deposited in everyone's box. With its bang-up sports reporting, gossip columns, feature articles and editorials, life at Wheaton Acad- emy was accurately portrayed by Footprints. Not only the human side of the news, but the humorous, pathetic, spiritual, and sometimes very shocking side of the news was brought into the light of day. Sometimes the staff had a hard time finding original ideas for copy writing, layout planning, and new features. But with Miss Roberta Chapman, fac- ulty sponsor, sparking the staff and each member with a nose for news and plenty of determined willingness to work, Footprints turned out to be four pages of unique, iam-packed articles which made everyone say, Pretty neat paper , while sitting around in the lounge with their noses deeply buried in it. This page sponsored by Van Kampen Press see page 143 Footprints reporters: Dick Benware, Ruth Hoclxman Jo Ann Powell, Sandy Johnston. S

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W-Club This group of lettermen whose main ac- tivity seems to be initiating new mem- bers, had a lot of fun this year. The initiations were the big thing. The build-ups started a couple of days before the initiation as old members told fantastic tales of previous slaugh- ters. As the fatal day arrived, the new in- itiates appeared in sweat pants, um- l brellas, and various other attire to eat garlic and shine the shoes of old mem- Beano Oury shines shoes during initiation. bers' The evening clcllvlfles came and every neophyte survived, but the only clue the rest of the student body had to what happened was the awful odor that hung over the locker room for sev- eral days. W-Club Row 'lz Dasburg, McNally, Hicks, Rexilius, Hanchett, president, Buis, Karsen, Edwards, Hearn. Row 2: Garber, Kosin, Hoppe, Deming, R. Johnson, Beveridge, W. Smith, B. Johnson, Neff. Row 3: Fikeis, Gieser, Gale, Pete Willard, Hurlburt, Oury, Lindberg, Ferguson, Wright. Row 4: Coach Hoisington, Adolph, Evans, McKellin, Von Bergen, Paul Willard. . Q K l 4 1 1 4 si 1 ' i This page sponsored by Nelson's Auto Service See page 142