Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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V...- Every Monday and Thursday some fifty girls would take over the gym or playing field. Starting with field hockey and right on through softball and tennis in the Spring, the girls enioyed many hours of keen competition while the teams battled it out. All in all, they can look back on a very busy year. Early in the fall, they held a steak fry at Herricks Lake for all the members, old and new. Everybody gobbled delicious px steak and all the things that go with it, i finishing with songs and devotions around the fire. Later initiation came along fas it always doesj and was thoroughly enioyed by the old members. Of course, the initiates had a grueling time but later relaxed and revived somewhat at the dinner held for them in the vestry. Nancy sighs as she is plastered by Lynn at the G.A.A. initiation. G.A.A. After Christmas vacation, we held our annual slumber party in the Women's gym at the College. Not much sleep, but . . . All of these were fun, and the year was fittingly topped off by the Overnight at ' ' Camp Ravenswood. Ln athlletlels, First Row: Glazier, Petersen, C. Andersen, Miss Watson, Dennis, Kearney, Seely. Second Row: Miller, Pringle, Kellington, Markham, Janet Carlson, Cashion, Judy Carlson, M. McCartney, D. Petersen. Third Row: Scott, Darling, Hopper, Ericksen, Schneller, Moneysmith, Hirschy, Eenigenburg. Fourth Row: Nichols, Herman, Gilbert, Nill, Kullberg, Lageschulte, Kantzer, S. Hoffman, VanKampen. Fifth Row: Tillman, Epp, Steed, Skoglund, Libby, Hanchett, M. Griffin, Pyke. Sixth Row: Phillips, Niswonger, B. Hoffman, Lee, Brown, Smith, Owen, Wray. - C lr X.. Q 47 'Z' 1

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Student leaders: Back Row, Lett to Right: Burton, Smith, Seely, Nichols, Herman, Scott, Robinson. Front Row: Pringle, Petersen, Van Hovelin, Kearney, Carlson, Markham, Anderson, Miller, Dennis, Tillman. ginaaboincy the imlpontancc 0 wcnlycllamyf cllcallincga Maid Simmons displays a play Bargain Rack. package to haughty Virginia One of the highlights of the year was the fashion show Halls of lvy which was presented this spring. The girls worked hard at decorating the vestry with o col- lege theme, and then got experience mod- eling. Also, under the capable direction of the sponsors, Miss Springer and Mrs. John- son, the club presented two skits - Bar- gain Rack and What's in a Name. The fun and fellowship of working together on these proiects, as well as all through the year, will long be remembered.

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W, 1 sc3Sls.aW -152-.411 ' Upon returning to the dorm this year, we were sorry to leave home and family for nine months, but we were looking for- ward to another happy year of dorm life. Old friendships are renewed and new friends are made as once again we ad- justed ourselves to books, roommates, and bell-schedules. These adiustments didn't take long for time flew, and our teachers did their part to help keep us busy. A lounge, providing a television set, was available for our use most of the year, and Mrs. Conyers made some curtains for it which made it more like a home. For our dorm party this year we went bowling, coming back to the Academy for pizza and the picture Sergeant York! We all enioyed the party, as we have the dorm this year, and will remember for a long time all the things that went into it. Girls Dorm Council: Back Row, Left to Right: Sand- bloom, Miss Springer, Markham, president, K. Griffin, Abbey. Front Row: Dennis, Andersen, Carlson, Libby, Mortenson. cllonmitonuf QL z-1, Achaoll houna, on Boys Dorm Council Left to Right Manuel Oliver Toles president, Snelgrove, Tell, Groff, Munsell, 1 y .- ., -l - ' ksfsgjy. ,Vi ' Sui., . 1:1074 Q - A' 'gf 4 cf . K 'rf-Mr' . K ?' 2,9 'ff . - ww W axgfiis se