Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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W-Club . . . the goal for every Warrior athlete! Membership is attained by con- stant toil and practice on the athletic field. When an individual receives a letter he is initiated by the members who have gone through the ordeal at a previous date. This is not always so pleasant, but the satisfaction of belonging to this group made it worthwhile for the brave. During the year they went to the Daily News Relays, which proved to be an eve- ning well spent. The night ended with a snack at Russels Restaurant. We also had a steak fry here on campus a few weeks be- fore school was over. Everyone enioyed it as it was the last time the Club would be together this year. Every year the W-Club volunteers for the big iob of erecting a bonfire for Homecoming. lehermen built a bonfire and we all yelled X 'X ,faq .sl J -4 left Row, Bottom to Top: Coach Harris, Gbayee, Stewart Nystrom, Bayert, Mannel, Hultgren, Gieser, Fast. Center Row Huffman, Olson, Gedde, Conyers, Carmean, Sipp, Westphul McCartney, McDonald, Cummins. Geurkink. Right Row: Carlson president, Socash, Kraft Whether we realize it or not, cheer- leaders play a vital part in the spirit of our school. It gives us a proud feeling to see them out there dressed in their maroon and white costumes, and yelling for all they're worth for a victory. This year's cheerleaders kept our interest alive in both football and basketball by their posters, pep talks, and hilarious pep rallys. The Frosh-Soph girls did a good iob too, creat- ing an active interest in their games. We want them to know that we appre- ciate their frequent practices, their hours of pep-rally planning, and their good natured spirit. Although they may not ad- mit it, the team-members also like to know the cheerleaders are there, doing their best for their team, and for their school.

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Footprint! In spite of the last-minute rush for dead- lines, Footprints provided an excellent op- portunity for practical creative writing be- cause ofthe variety of material it included A considerable segment of our student body co-operated in producing this month- ly publication. Parents who subscribed were kept up to date with the summary of the latest games and activities. It also told about future chapel speakers and one of the feature items was short trick ques- tions asked of a number of the students. Jerrilou asks Bob the question of the day, What would you do if someone gave you a gnirt- nemegagnef' Answers ranged from Tie it in a cage to l would give it to Mrs. Slocum. Clllfheaton gave ul.: mane than just knowledge' Kraft and Miss Seated: Carmean, Moneysmith, Herman, Westphal, Glazier, Miller, Fogle, Kincaid, Andersen, Mortensen, Barbara Anderson. Back Row: Stewart, Murphy, Toles and Sipp. ,,r' is sf, I-4 W-