Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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in First row: Bowman, Sandbloom, Bunte, Epp, Danielson. Second row: Shanks, Lynn Wallace, Lorraine Wallace, Allen, Ford, Broecker, Berntson, Tillman, Hathorn, Van Kampen. Third row: Krutsinger, Veale, Vander Molen, Wyngarden, Owen, Hartley, Kifer, Harper, Wray, Darling, Waddle. Fourth row: Joransen, Rakas, Palm, M. Griffin. Fifth row: Miss Springer, Stewart, Moneysmith, Kullberg, Hocking, Miller, Fogle, Grienbenow, Nill, Nichols, Hoppe, Kellington, Scott, Herman, Hanchett Petersen, McGinnis, K. Griffin. GAMMA SIGMA CHI Every other Wednesday the iunior and senior girls Hes dead! Hes dead! , moans Liz Wyngarden. The looked forward to Gamma Sigma Chi Meeting. With Ughthvl-'Se Keeper? Df1U9hfef WGS G f0Gfi'19 SUCCeSS, such interesting speakers as an interior decorator, hair stylist, a hostess, and a china, silver, and crystal representative. Highlights of the Gamma year were the Plays - Mad Breakfast, and The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter, and the Spring Style Show, Moments to Remember . We will remember this club as helping them to prepare themselves to be the young women of the future. as are the Gamma Sigma Chi plays each year. After seeing the Mad Breakfast , Academy boys never again com- plained about the looks of the girls at breakfast in the dining hall. . . ,mi 5 Ei, .4 X

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The Girls' Athletic Association provides academy girls with recreation in many sports. Organized teams of hockey, soccer, volleyball, and baseball played each Mon- day and Thursday during their seasons. June Kearney, president, led the girls in a successful year of fun, learning the skills of these sports. Initiation stands out in our minds - spaghetti, French bread, and homemade pie, special music, The Cre- mation of Sam McGee, and the rewards given to the new members for their poor behavior during that Black Friday - in- itiation day. The overnight was fun, food, basketball, and little sleep as usual. Next year's officers were elected on the over- night, the highlight of the year. As Bonnie Broecker models her bermuda kilt walking Frenchie, she thinks of many Moments to Remember. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: McCartney, Carlson, Herman, Scott, Darling, Joransen, Kearney, N. VanKompen, Tillman Hanchett, Epp, Miss Watson, Second row: Griffin, Krimling, Wilson, Peterson, B. VanKampen, Rakas Dresdow, Kern, Stoll, Johnson. Third row: Lynne Wallace, Lorraine Wallace, Peterson, Nichols, Shanks Steed, Hathorn, Evans, McCausland, Austin. Fourth row: Glastad, Huffman, Tell, Hoppe, Scull, Lage- schulte, Hoffman, Owen, Zandstra. Fifth row: Weissing, Nill, Libby, Skoglund, Kantzer, Medendorp, Adam. Sixth row: lvnrson, Clayton, Kullberg, Lilia, Moneysmith, VanderMolen. 1