Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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gr' 'VT I I ,3.iL4,la,g-W 4' I Wftmsifa The after-dinner softball tournaments proved to be lots of fun. Here Jan Barkdoll catches a fly ball hit by Carl Secland. l'm Eloise and l'm six. Jerri Herman introduces Eloise to the new students at the Fall Reception. 9 'Q . ? Lu. TOGETHER THROUGH THE YEAR With Merold Westphal as president, Student Council had a good year. The first week-end of school the Council had a Student-faculty reception for all the new students and teachers to get acquainted with the returning ones. ln the early fall Student Council sponsored a Re- verse Day Party. The gym was transformed into a Carnival land of Fun, For a change the girls paid the bill and of course none of the boys minded. Right after Christmas vacation was the annual Talent Show. This year it was held at the Jr. High auditorium in Wheaton. lt was definitely a success as never before. Mid-semester brought the second Winter Holiday. This year there was another full day added, packed with skating, skiing and tobogganing. ln March the Student Council sponsored the ban- quet An Enchanted Evening. The dining hall was changed into a Mystic Evening of pink and black. ln the spring the elections for Student Council President next year were spirited and led to a run off vote. Dave Thompson was elected the new pres- ident. The last three weeks of school are always busy but the Council thought an after-dinner baseball tour- nament would deviate from the routine of studies. The tournament was well accepted by the dorm students and proved to be lots of fun. This year was a good year for the Academy Student Council and athough Merold as president did a terrific iob, everyone agrees it was the Lords lead- ing that made it so. 75

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' 1 I .., VI. lefr fo right, first row: Novak, Flefcher, Thompson. Second row: Ericlmsen, Hartley, Westphal, Pres., Shufelt, Zandslra, Dennis, B. Faulkner, Herman. Third row: S. Hoppe, Miss Springer, Sullivan, Bosgraf, J. Huffman, Carmean, Mr. Harris, D. Chrouser, Walles. STUDENT COUNCIL WORKS Ed Cummins and Gerry Gedde beg Jim cop Carmean for Five Minutes More in the pork.

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The Boys' Dorm had a good year. To help Mr. Peterson and Mr. Cummins with the everyday problems, the dorm elected A a council to work along with them. The highlight of the year was the an- nual Boys' Dorm Party. Each fellow took his favorite girl out for an evening of swimming, boating, tennis, and, of course, lots and lots of food. Throughout the year the fellows had stag parties which consisted of food, food, and more food. One of the many things each guy will remember after leaving the Academy, is the fun of dorm life and living with their ,Q friends day after day. In the spring a young man's fancy turns to BOYS' DORM COUNCIL left to right, first raw: B. Stewart, Snelgrove, Gedde, Treas., B. Faulkner, Mr. Harris, Counsellor. Second raw: Milligan, Fletcher, Tillman. Third row: MacDonald, Westphal, Vice-Pres.: C. Stewart, Pres. I 1 . l 3 l O Q ,V I 5. I ii R