Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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FOGTPRINTS f as f -'Bs ,Vuvf n...I ,.,,,, i 1 4 W K . . V-Wit Second Semester Staff: Front row: Mortenson, Mr. Kerr, Toles, editor. Middle row: Kincaid, Engstrom, Short, Barb Figel, McClung, L. Fogle, Money-smith. Back row: Kraft, Nanfelt, Lundquist, C. Walles, Huffman, lageschulte, Munsell. A late article, the last minute rush back from the printers, and a diminishing bank account all played a part in putting out our Footprints every other week. Footprints with news of coming events, the back page of sports and a few iokes here and there became an important part of our school life. First semester editors, Graci Graffam and Anne Hogren, and second semester editor George Toles with assistant editor Faith Morten- son along with sponsor Mr. Kerr did an excellent job of guiding the staff. We thank both staffs for their good reporting of the happenings around school. First Semester Staff: Center: co-editors Anne Hogren and Graci Graffam. Seated: Mr. Kerr, Short, Bonnie Figel, Holt, Barb Figel, Crowell, Mortenson, Miller, Herman. Standing: Nanfelt, Lundquist, Volle, C. Walles, Huffman, Toles, Lageschulte, Filline. 4-fi -fy - ix. 41 'Y

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'i xf-'45 --S Staff Seated McNucol Gale B Vander Molen Mr Kullberg COMPASS Edltor Raymond Petersen Buslness Manager Bev Vander Molen Copy Editor Ann Hogren Sports Edntor Bruce Gale Concessnons Manager Steve McNncol Sponsor Mr Kullberg As people started to do thlngs around school thus year the drawers nn the Compass room started to full up wlth pictures a few Ideas and buts of copy As one drawer fllled up t would overflow Into another so as the year rolled on quite a few drawers were fulled wnth what should have been organlzed Into a year book But wlth the help of our faculty sponsor Mr Kullberg we fmally got a yearbook put together Now we gnve to you the 1956 COMPASS

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KW ,, N. MY ' K il! Second Semester Council: Front: M. Joransen, Westcott. Back row: Miss Everett Pain Miller A Dennis, Holt, Mross, Crowell, Sandblom, Keating, Every Thursday evening the girls gathered for prayer and this became a wonderful time of blessing. At Christmas the dorm did its part in spreading Christmas cheer by inviting several needy children to a party in their honor. The Girls' Dorm gave a party for the Boys' Dorm which proved to be a lot of fun despite the late start. With games, a moving picture, and, as with all Academy parties, plenty of food the party provided a full evening. First Semester Council: Rigg, M. Joransen, A. Denni Westcott, Mross, Keating, president. 1, 2 , .ii p. fr l ' DCRM COUNCIL