Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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wi .4 5 if K ' Cook Nancy stirs the salad with both hands while June pours on the garlic at the G.A.A. outing. . -- v' 1 T' ' av is, k,5x 'i I ic ' X' ,: 511 . H . V' I 4 IA nm: ,sw MQ - 1, i ' G. A , v V, 4 ,Q - .Ms Uia Ji 'xv 1. if' x q.-- 'Ir . ' ,- 1, gn N I Qi gk d 1 Invitational track Queen Marcia Scott and her court arrived on the scene adorning the cream-colored convertible. i 83

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Frenchie Socash lets loose with one of those French songs as Texan Swenson and Cat Jim Schulert look on waiting for their turns to be brought to life by the ventriloquist. 63 .'l Bob McElroy was a thoroughly convincing operator as a ventriloquist, even to singing several tunes. evenlffcllau, moments toqathen W... . Stan Voth '49 fists his hand in C.Y.F. meeting as he emphasized our need for understanding the Scriptures, is My .-I 5 t f, ' -fNn'R'swAi1Ww-Q-n...1

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I lunior-senior banquet Paris! This was the theme of the red-let- ter day of the social school year of '57. The Juniors followed their theme well by decorating the gym after the fashion of an outdoor cafe. We entered between the spreading supports of the Eiffel Tower and found before us the casual scene of the sidewalk cafe. The typically French round tables with their white tablecloths were spread about a fountain with two statues. As we looked beyond the speaker's table, we saw Paris at night and we even found the Arch of Triumph off to the left. Q The senior class will was Interpreted by Larry A n waning, The pleasant set and atmosphere of a cafe was the work of the iunior class. O O O