Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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Atimeto... every purpose under the heaven Ecc 31 tame be born tlme due hme plant tume buulcl up tame weep and tnme to laugh Even at Wheaton Academy trme IS the governnng factor Whether an the classroom dlnung hall athletic field or lust relaxlng we feel its commanding Influence But we look beyond time to an Eternity wlth our Wonderful Lord In the mudst of tume we look ahead to when time shall be no more and all that us IH heaven and In earth shall be consummated In Hum 5.,-f Nw X7 X L... 9 'ir f gums 9-ge-Q u ' to , a ' to ' , a ' to , a ' to ' , a ' to , a ' . . . x I ff E - rece - 1 r r Q fl a , -ffl! J ll, ll ll. a ll 'rl 1 ix-'Q .- 1 .- A, if L xx., - I l -'T4a7 , Q ex , STUDIES CHAPEL SPCDRTS SENIGRS ACTIVITIES 5 in o lorger sense, we con not dedicote, we con not hollow, we con notconsecrote. . . LINCOLN With Lincoln, oll we con do is to recognize the 'rofol dedicotion of DEAN 8: MRS. E. R. SCHELL Director-Emeritus of Wheoton Acodemy, now residing in Albuquerque, New Mexico F! Dr Edword R Schell THEIR TOTAL DEDICATION TO THE ACADEMY con be fofhomed only by those who ore privileged fo know them personolly THEIR TOTAL DEDICATION 'ro the doy now reolized of the Prince Crossnng compus ond o wholly independent insfifutionol sfotus THEIR TOTAL DEDICATION TO THE LORD JESUS us oftested fo by 26 Acodemy graduohng closses 19241949 Mrs Edna Schell T, .V 6 ' 'rf' A 1 q S 1 1,7 A 'Ivv T' I-I Q I T f x Q4 4-f' I f od F'-N ,vw 4,4 'f TFH7' ,x9f 4.1 ,.' Zl- ,ll- 'IPA NA? W 'W X 'fl- 0 41 vm 4.5. is 1 no his? ,QQ 9 ' T . i' , R I l ' - .' 1 P' wax , R f I -- A f J - . 1 . ,Q Q . 1' ' z ' , ' ' 'l ' 1 ' 4 1 I K , f' b ., ' ' .1 f , x . 4, ,' ', ,A 'Lf' X A A . Nq', o , I - L V . ff 56 , -fx VA ., ,i 'NV' .i .N , . , A H' fx, th ' w Q f ' , ' . f ,s ' ' 1' K1 X 'N .1 ' I ' -1. . 1 . 1 , 5 I . K l A, 2, V AQ. Q ,k -4 - 'A' 'f' no 4 vi' r - r, n 1' .V .K +-- ya ' , , Q . U. . N ' f, 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 , Q' , 5 Q' A ' ...H R . , ' V' il ' J, . . . . A x f 4 Q ' ff rm- N , Q . 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A ' -1 A time to prepare for future days when the knowledge that we now acquure wall be of great Importance As we go through four years of hugh school we often tall to realuze that our studues are the reason for our beung In school Not untll later tn ltfe will we recogntze the extent of that which we learned nn our classes As freshmen we thought that we would never endure Algebra as sophomores Biology gled through US History and thought that we would never make nt then we became sensors and learned what studying was really like In Englnsh IV We have proftted a great deal scholastlcally this year t ts now our responslblllty to make use of the knowledge we have gained o o o I 2 . ' was fun, but so much work, as juniors we strug- , O I4 ur ,..,..-1' Wyxfl vin E. Johnson Principal kxqj M.A., Northwestern K I ADMINISTRATION 1 Z . dd!! gf 1 5 Z Rose Springer Wendell Harris Girls' Counsellor Boys' Counsellor A.B., Wheaton B.S., Wheaton 1,4 ,,,,,,- A-M' -7 -,....--- 'V ,,...f-- ' Ale its Shirley Carlson -f A.s., whemon vi John Hamm Four years of patient guidance wlth us as students make our fac ulty unforgettable to each one of Thank you for all you have done The future wall bring forth the frunts of your labor In each of us You had the task of bunlclmg our foundataons In many avenues our luves You watched and M.Mus. Eastman prayed danly for our progress with happiness for our advancement spnrntually scholastlcally and un our danly adgustments wlth encour agement for the times when we failed We do appreciate all you have done for us and wlll always re member you as havung had a vutal part un any success that we may attaun x, Jane Moore Jam Pocley BS Wheaton A B Whealon 133 7-.v it ng-4 Hwmdwm ,191-zWJfWL7 MM do. THE REALM OF SPEAKING WRITING AB Wh M W Y I4 Q Xl y Ao? '. - -, X V 'V N' fx , ff, j I kk I ' I I N ,, 3' 4 Z I, fr i Barbara Anderson Dolores Finley Bcrbarc Sm'g Io M.A., Northwestern A.B., Muskingum A.B., Hu p ' I I . Eva Van Buyer, June Weitting . .I eqyon .A., hea on li 'x ' k, 'I K 7 I UQ,-0 CALCULATING FORMULATING kw Sw sr Sf Z.-Q ' 5 ' Q . A ,I , K ,P S ' A4 -, , pl f fi Ng c 1 I N f A . x V. 1 if V sv M 1 n J h E, K llb 9 Hcro oble Mar! c Everett 1 A,B, F S1 1 B.S., John Brown A.B., Maryville ' I C C Paul Peterson Mor HHUVYWS B. ., isccnsin Vue M.A., lr1di0r1O YG 6 Q , x X 5 I I N p A. 15 C ' f 15 4-.., Thomas Askew Eugene Le Mglre Calvun Pntcher MA Wheaton AB Taylor MA Wheaton DISCOVERING PHILOSOPHIZING French recordings ore of Interest and of educotuonul value to Ann Dcxrlnng and Marlene Muller us they Insten to them nn the language lab Q mi' 'gb 'INK N lf ' I l Q' Nl N 3 5 4 A O b Q jg, teee t ' l -4 A 5, Q . X Q 5 Fifi' 5 ' Y . glial H10 t f . Ja? , gf ' If V he . f ' S 2 l X 5 x KX x be 16 -9 'W 1 BETTY HOEKSTRA Secretory MRS. ANN JANE TOLES, R.N. School Nurse H S A es- X ' Q7 MRS MARY HUFFMAN EDMUND POWELL Business Offsce Busmess Manager STAFF KATHLEEN WERRE SARAH WOLFF R9giSYfCf Business Office g ...9 '...' . .J vw X, 'L .,,...-X ,X 5. s. 4 as - I N '21 1 K Xl Bualdlng and grounds crew Al Denekas, Louus Dresdow, Wnlluam Metzger, Al Con yer: T xt' his Cooks and housekeepers Nellie Legee Betty Williams Edna Smclanr Zelda Metzger Esther Cook These are the people who keep our school runnmg smoothly through out the year The Academy Staff has the great task of keeplng financial l d records as well as all other school records preparing three mea s a ay and keeping the buuldmgs and equipment nn good condition In addutlon d l s to beung excellent workers they are very good frlends to us an are a way ready wnth a friendly word or a helping hand We are proud of our staff and wash to thank them for the way In whuch they have endeavored to make our stay at the Academy a happy one V H. 'Z Q + ' H ' , ol 1- f , l X Q x X- ' . ' l I' , s ' -r 3 2 A ,Q In Elf ,fe lg V' ' fi f ' 4 pr, r , F A A 9 of I if I . , H , .W I: - . - ' 11 .' , 'W 'L 4 if if f -A tx 5 .:.Z:'::... g ! '. ' H- - 1 ' ' , H v - ' , , V 9' , X A A , Y- 9 xr- ,L 4 ' I W V 4 ,f ,lug g ' ,' 7 X V I I I The school year of 'I958-1959 proved to be a time of both enioy- ment and rich spiritual blessing and growth for the class of '62. At the Homecoming celebration, s e c o n d place was awarded to them for their display. Next year, with the benefit of a year of experience, they plan to go a step higher and win first place. The class of '62 thoroughly enioyed an extra day of Christmas vacation which was given for winning the Stu dent Fund Drive The Frosh proved that anything can be accomplished with a little determination fond a lot of moneyj Each semester a party was held in the vestry for those tak mg Social Studies April 'llth we were guests of the Sophomore Class at a South Seas party We Invited them in May to White Pines where the day was spent in fun frolic and feasting All in all the year was one which we will look back on with many pleasant memories The Freshmen had a very effective Homecoming display portraying the many parts of the world to which Academy graduates have gone FRESHMEN Lon Anderson Nancy Bach Tom Barber Joan Belcher Grant Berntson Rhoda Blllsten a Park l Wheaton III Wheaton lll Gen Ellyn lll Elmhurst lll Wheaton lll Lenore Bouras Glen Ellyn Ill 'QQ' L--9 Dave Carlson Wheaton lll .B ' Q-rj .lohn Carmean Wheaton lll 4-ff ,,.-ve Y' Jim Coburn Elizabeth Ill Jean Chrouser Wheaton lll .RP Q ,-m ...ov Mike Crawford E in lll lun- -'Q v 'Y bv ..., 19 vill , ll. , . , . I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . lg' , . 1 g ' -lx X V - yt , t g k lf J 1 ls. A, , , sk v s JR. .3 W J R 2 I l V m 1 -1- , A , , 'I ' 'Q VKX. f A V j - 1 , . iff X i 'iv ' V A rf , ' , 63. .V ' .N X, y , 'Cf Ai , 0' I, is K 5 in ' x - nr t W f ' ' Rt - i it -R ' si . . l ' 1 fs X Q39 5 -pq- lk ,vi 1 'gf' 85- so-'iv' .- '65 'rr' I 20 91 9 Ll? '19b 'fir Y '36 QRQI 'ig-27 auf: Dave Elders Wheaton Ill Pruscllla Eschiruth Elyrua Ohio Karen Fast Whea on Ill Pete Faulkner Whealon III Bull Garrett Wushram Wash Roger Gelwncks Wheaton Ill Jlm Hanson Wheaton Ill Larry Hare Villa Park Ill Bob Horns Lombard III Joy Hull Aurora Ill Rulh Hovlngh Belmont Much Carolyn Johnson Wheafon, Ill '7 15 O ,ng 'rv 6 June Kullberg Wheaton Ill Marlene Landrey LaFayette Ind Byron MacDonald Bloomfield Halls Much Wheolon lll Linda McCar?ney CLASS 1 - 'I ',A x '3 .av 9- ' ', ' f -'TW if , jx M A I , ,Q I , -at B B, 1 W ' 1. l A ', ' ' H q ,iff 4 'll ' ' I kv v ,l V l I l I I l A' X . Q 7 lf' . Q . , . 'wt' 5 x , 'fl ' ' 4 l . I Er 1 Q , 03,7 Jeanette McDonald Mlchugan Cnty Ind Dave Mortun Wheaton lll CF 62 , 9 65 Murray McDougall Wheaton Ill Holly Mathlos Wheaton Ill Prlscella Muxter Wheaton Ill Kathy Noble Lombard lll Suzanne Nystrom Wheaton III Wendy Oury Wheaton Ill Dodee Rohrer Wheaton Ill Linda Sandln Bogota Colombua Andy Stolnack Roselle III Katharine Stratford Montague Mass Lnbby Sturdevant Wheaton Ill Pete Thorne Wheaton Ill on Van Engen Orange Cnty Iowa Dorothy Vander Mol n West Chncago Ill L 'Y' -5' N04 78 0 Q ian- 'Q 's ' 7' 01120 1 , 3, . l .I O l -QS-' nur: u'X'a '30 3 ka.. MF! M ,as 21 at - ,,aQ1l?' sq-' , trqit . QA ' li 5? fd' 6 -so -95 '00 Patty Youngstrom - Wheaton Ill Dale Cashion proves that you can look stylish even when playing tennis as she models her Bermuda outfit SUH5 ll Doug Wheelond West Chicago, III. Paul Williams Wheaton, Ill. Dawn Willis Great Neck NY Roger Wright Wheaton Ill Ruth Hovnngh finds a moment after lunch to relax and do some last minute studying before her afternoon classes FRESHMEN Bette Owen is Paradmg Past looking quite charming ln one of the many pretty dresses shown in the Gamma style show Z' Z G u P , .. A Q4-133 a is -W . ff j t s . . -9, , , 57 A I y yr .- 9. ' 5 e if 55 Rr : X' ' , !' Ye Q Q8 r g - ., -M 3 W -ff-1 4-'sw 1' WYKWL .all Slgnlfymg the need for home as well as forengn mussuonarues the Sophomore Class had an unusual and excellent Homecommg display SOPHCJMORES Playful sun rays peeped through the autumn foliage and focused their warmth on a bountuful pucnuc table Yes It was here once again that our frlend ships were renewed and made As a class much lay before us Wuth great determunatlon we began to work on our homecomlng dnsplay The great night ar rlved' Tnnglung wlth apprehension w wanted' Suddenly all of us ransed a frnghtful dm Juvenile? Perhaps but after all furst places arent won every day' The furst semester quuckly passed and then came the fund druve Though we only took second place at least we were kept busy As the snow came some of us studued harder whale others wanted for sprung' The South Sea party for the Freshmen was a happy success Later the Freshmen sponsored a delughtful outing to Whute Pnnes where we hlked cllmbed and ate' Yes benng Sophomores was a wonderful experl ence However the antncupatlon of two more years together leaves us exclted and determlned' Candy Balfour Wheaton Ill Jan Barkdoll Broadvuew Ill Harry Benner M rrts III ming 'ltr Jerry Burbrndge Oklahoma Cnty Okla s. f 3 2 , A I vu ,. ,ly 3 y .5 '-. - ' ' ?:,,,. ,lr A 1' 5 V 1, J, 4 ' Aw ar 1 A 4.3 ' I ' ' -ff.. D .V . ' - A ' t ' ,W '. , . H+ - 1' -1, ' 2 -0- ff' . ' f....,s -.. . . 'P :' ,-M , ' I , . . V Q ' ' - I ' , . ' . J' A v f ' A I 5 . -- 1 - ' 5 fu, A A X , . Q . , ' iff . .- ., I - - 11 4 '.' , , , , H -.....,...7rM -7 I .- ..1 e. .. Qvvz.. 'Q 59- , A Mx M C , ' .,g,:Af -' . .-ff' h . . . . I O , I . 1 - 1 af' A C V . . . .ix . . . . . . . , 5 4 ,ip A ' V : I I f Jgiii AQ. , . t ' ' I n ig ' st 1 'vis -, -v muh Dean Brubaker Wheaton III John Claassen Wheaton Ill 32 x 2,7 24 ,Q 5 .J 4' Sophomore Class offrcers and sponsor lSeotedl Dotty Shufelt Pat Geuser Dave Sullnvan Pres Mmam Huffman Jeanne Tell CStandlngD Bob Stewart Bull Dyrness Miss Smlgala Mr Peterson Lane Dennis CLASS GF 61 Fred Burtelson Norm Camp Lombard Ill Wheaton Ill Colleen Clayton Carol Cody Wheaton Ill Wheaton Ill 'VO I 'Q 17 Carl Carlson Wheaton III Dave Coffey East Palustan 29 D! -fs. 'nf' Cheryl Carlson Gen Ellyn lll W Sandy Conyers Wheaton 1- Pam Carney heaton III Dave Copeland Jos Nlgerla BWA it, .. I . ' S ,- 4. Q , I: Y -. '- v 'I . F y A fl 7 -1 lj V- 'sv A V A I ,rf Y' l K. YQ ' I' ' 1 K K' Q 1 I .XML J f, I , . , . , . , . I , . , . . . , . , . ' , Ill. . ' ' , . . C 'l ' -0 fr- K ,Q , Z to , ' K .' , W , ,W Q 1 , , 1 X I 1 If 3 if v 60 Q Y. V, Ikfff. V W V V i'1f?l7I 1 C - ,C , ' r r ' ' gy ki f . C S K p ,, , lr' ls- X 1' N , F 5 N v xo., . awk i ,V I J y rw fifvjxlt l ' I . x ' I Qtr, 'Q l 7: 2-2 40- 45' f -375 5 Q T7 sf T' Ari Crang Jum Croft lane Denms Jack Dodds Darla Dresdow Bull Dyrness Wheaion Ill Wheaion lll Rolling Halls Caluf E o Ill Wes? Chicago Ill Wheaton Ill Ann Epp Carl Evans Elolne Gascho Pat Gelser Joyce Glastod len Grupp Round Lake lll Dearborn Much Wnnfer Pork Flo Whealon Ill Brooklyn NY Gen Ellyn lll Luz Hanchetl Michael Hass Alvun Havens Sharon Honeywell nn Lombard Ill Berwyn lll West Chlcago lll Celesle Hoppe Lunda Huffman Mlrlam Huffman Craig Johnson Wheaton lll Santo Ana Caluf Wheaton lll Wmlfveld Ill QS. it ?'f v up Q'-T 'UF Sf-L 1 65 .Q- 5- 25 , D A F 1 H ff 9 ' 5 D , 3 ' 3 1-.5 All 3 I' 1 1 ' 3 as l ' Q I' lk , f ry iF, g R . g - y 7'- V' W S W D I -M W D -J ' f V , i G - H ' , Q- I-. 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I 1 50 I .4 Students dascuss the mormng s affaurs as they walt for their l'l0t lUnChe5 Jnm Muller Bull Mohlls Marvae Olson Barb Perluns Bev Pnebe Carol Rlmron Wheaton Ill Wheaton Ill Wheaton Ill Torrance Calif Royal Oak Much Carbondale P Dave Roclzness Wheaton Ill ,G I :Q if 2 'S- r-.v 'Qi I Grace Scheel Joan Scull Dottle Shufelt Phrl Snemens Wheaton Ill West Chucago Ill Wheaton III nn all ogg 'if' 'QN if? 1 W-Y 'Q W s-1 Kathy Stecca Wheaton Ill '-bk 27 A I V .bb I -wa V, , - , - , . , '. , ' . , a. , . , . - , . A , . glgi ln. , . r '65 .. l 1 ' 'll E ' A A G 43 Q . V 1 rl X -' V' . - Y -A A . ' 1 :A W-,tw . , ll' , Fr. .5 Q V .X K V I ' ' 'v ,, l a , 5 ,J fx Q V' Q p mx , 7 P 5 ,J f 1,0 A . -Q.. Q N' 'Q 2:- K pl 1 i Q' s-Q, -.xv Nl Bob Stewart Miriam Stoll Sllehthmg was lust one of the art forms EI Pago Texas Clarkson 0.-,rang Miss Carlson shared with the Art Class Dave Sullivan Jean Tell Wheaton III Akrqn Ohio Dan Thorne lois Tillman Louise Tillman Ann Van Buren Warren Van Kampen Gary Vander Molen Wheaton lll. Wilton Wisc. Wilton Wisc. Wheaton Ill. Whe0f0n lll. West Chicago lll. Patsy Vaughan Jim Weir Bond Wetherbe Sherm Williams David Woods Joan Zandstra Paris Texas Monroe Wisc. Albuquerque N. Mex. Wheaton Ill. Lombard lll. West Chicago lll. .xl N- risk 0 f JZ sz? Q Q. Q7 'I 9 'T' A 'D 6' -3 Q- ', -5 .T ll nl - fe? 1,91 ' Q ' 4 s 15 Y. 2- 1 ls. f 28 -'1 6 X. s ,xt 'C .6 'Wt 19' -kg, Z2-re -V sv' Nr-y ' Q Ig! Qs! Xi i' 2 rqc, 5- Charles Aregood Gary Arthur Jud: Carlson Landon Coo Redby Munn Flossmoor Ill Dale Cashnon Kenneth Y Chan Dan Chrouser Chlcago Ill Chncugo Ill Wheaton Ill JUNIORS Although few In number the class of 1960 as mighty nn spmt Thus was proved when they turned out a masterpiece for a Homecommg dlsplay at least In their own eyes It was The lumors chose Lake Geneva as an Ideal spot for their fall outung This Included swnmmnng bocltlng and eatlng with speclal emphasls on the calorues Durmg basketball season Mr and Mrs J gracnously en tertamed the class nn theur home one Frlday evemng after a game Here they were served any kind of ple a la mode One of the class of 60s alms this year was to watch theur pennnes Each one counted slnce they were responsuble for the Junior Sensor banquet held In May The Silent World was loads of fun and the evemng proved to be a great success All the members of the class agree that the three years behlnd them have held many good times but they know that the best year as yet to come 29 . J' f ' . ' 1 -3 -L-:B D 4 tt 7' e. T f J u S 5. 'V 4 tk A . I I' ' . U . I I A mg Mm ' 'K JS Lf. far it 4,1 ef die. X J' lu. Bunny Martm and Don Chrouser add the fnnushmg touches to the decoratnons for the Jumor Sensor Banquet JUNIORS Bob Dickson Jlm Dixon Peter Epp Lynn Erlcksen Sherry Evans Make Faulkner Barcelona Venezula Burhngton N C Round Lke Ill Wheaton Ill Elm urst III Wheaton III Bull Faulkner San Marino Collf -my Nancy Hansen Gordon Hare Wheaton Ill Vnlla Park Ill i 4195 ...xx asf., Y-2? ,,nA.., Q -sun- Y' IL George Hays Elcnne Hurschy Lounsvulle Ky Wheaton Ill i 'Sr' vw f 1? ,lv- f-3 Ti, oo YQ? is 30 Jack Hockung Wheaton III C? L A. , -if-. B f l K .-aft l fe: y sy 4.-J 'Q CJ, f 'ff , f,, . N' ,. X .Rs ,W V 'Q I fl vi 5' Z' N 'lr lv' lv , Judy Hoffman Yolly Hrdlitschko Janet Johnson Paul Johnson Mary Ruth Kontzer Mary Lqgesghulte Ruver Forest Ill Oakland Cqllf Wheaton lll Wheaton Ill Wheaton Ill Wheaton III Pram lausangum Ballard Lnbby Marianne McCartney Bunny Martm Remhurd Mohr Rndley Nlmmo BGl'1Qk0k Thdllvnd Asheville N Car Wheaton Ill Wheaton Ill Wheaton Ill Wheaton Ill Jumor class officers CSeotedJ Judy Peter sen Bull Faulkner Pres Nancy Wulson Gary Arthur CStandlngJ Lynn Errclrsen Dan Chrouser Gordon Hare 31 I ' 1 ,. I 1 1 - l I I 1 I I q , . . 1 - I - 1 - 1 - , . -x . P X X 0- ' I Z A . ' , , -2 ' , , . l K V x Q. Q 5 .4 . ' 1 . ' 354:- , NM A ' 4 Q A D ' f' - -..' x ' . an , i The theme of homecoming So Send I You was well represenied an the lumor dnsplay Joe Norns Bernuce Norup Laurie Pahlke Judy Peiersen T k Pk Md Wheaion lll SI Charles III Chlcago lll o oma Ken PhlllIpS Glen Ellyn Ill IF 31. fn Ns.. In Ne If Fa 32 Loss Postmus Chicago Ill 5 Georgia Lee Rlzzotfo Kenosha Wisc ii 1 E 41' '7 L. Dnanne Slzoglund Wheaion III G Y.- ln. N luvq, . is - - V 1: fr If 2 ., -4 N, 1 ' ' a L15 ' ' 65 'Q ,X-'xs'ff'- ' I l , A e Y A Q5 X ,J D . :X . xl Q- Wendell, . f M l r, 2 ' 43,5 Y. ., 1 Y l xg' . Fred Wiedemann representative from the Bell Telephone Company, gave the student body an nnterestmg tall: on mucrowaves Dave Slccnberg Ed Stanger Wheaton Ill Chicago III OF 60 Jerry Strom Dan Watluns Nancy Wilson Chnccgo Ill Wheaton III Y i Barcelona Venezuela 'Y ':-' 33 I , . , . 'r Q W -,E 1 , A x f x , - - 'Q 3 .? Q, ,A ,Y ,. 7 ' - 1 , ,A l wus A 'll V Q N 'TE ' S . A hme to quiet our hearts before God and lusten to hum speak to us The daily chapel I5 one of the hughlughts of our Academy xperuence Each day 40 minutes are set aslde for medltatlng upon God s word Gods handiwork all around us the lovely trees IH blossom In the sprung rn flamung color ln the fall the green grass and the sparklung snow Yes we can see Hum present In every phase of our llves It IS good to be able to worshnp so great a God O o o o e ' . , ' . . . , As we tread the path to the chapel, we see , . -. . . 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WGRSHIP QI' Our fall and spring evangelistic serv- ices, led by Don Robertson and Wendy Collins, were very well received and spiritually uplifting. We were strength- ened as we listened to the messages delivered by these dedicated men. N 1' qv-u,-5 - Rev Donald Robertson Rev Wendell Collins Louis Dresdow and Jane Toles were honored on C day this year, a time when two of our staff members are given special recog- nition for their devotion and service to the Acad- emy. Louis Dresdow Jane Toles AND PRAISE Mr Askew s wi 'Q ,Z YFC Officers and sponsors fSeatedJ Bill Faulkner Miss Everett Bonnie Broecker Karen Palm fStand mg? Bob Dresdow Pres Mr Hamm Ballard Libby Triple Trio Row I Ballard Libby Carol Cody Dot he Shufelt Gail Berntson Luz Wyngarden Phyllis Hartley Row 2 Bonnie Broecker Judy Stewart Manon Joransen John Hamm director Pat Geuser Kathy Griffin : I I , . - V , , -, - , , ' : I I l ' ,J , , , . , 1 , , , , , . 3 - R Q3 . nf I T , N A ,, 4 4' , Q - Q. 54 , M' ' - ,xc - V 'C Q' A . i' WT ' ,1- , A n - l 5 , 4 feb. , V737 Trumpet Trno Trlple Trno Marlon Joransen, and Ballard Llbby have had wonderful oppor tunltues to partlcupate nn chour and gospel team work thus year It has been an enloyable year In the service of the Lord There ns a real Inner 'oy that comes from telling others about Hum Trumpet Trlo Paul Tell Mary Lageschulte Sherm Wnlllams Marlon Joransen Ballard Libby 'WM 39 0 7? L v T 4 u - I I , t . . 3 ' -My, . ma, JA, - 1 wif,- QX V ' 7 I I X Qt.: Cllolr Rowl Libby Martin Bach Huffman Luckman Hartley Cody Shufelt Berntson Balfour Hoppe Beamer Gelser Row 2 Null Nystrom Veale Dutton Rlzzotto McCartney Tell Joransen Griffin Scull Wray Huffman Broecker Peterson Erucksen Row 3 Palm Eschtruth Supp Mohlus Wnlluams Johnson Nimmo Van Engen Fmholt Lageschulte Rakas Van Kampen Row 4 Fogle Andrews Dyrness Tillman Groen Swenson Bosgraf Hare Thompson Wyngarden Stewart Umty IS the word we stressed most thus year Together or apart we all worked for the Lord Our fnrst bug concert was guv en at Christmas un the Academy Chapel After Christmas w sang almost every Sunday night 3 In churches In the Chucago area, at all the whale antncrpatrng our sprung tour Whether In Indlana Ohuo, Kentucky Mnssourr, or Il lrnous, folks were happy to have us come, and the chour was um mensely glad to be there The hard work, colds flu fever, and Mrs Toles pulls will long be re membered wuth nostolglc recol lectlons The party at Herrrcks Lake, and the May Concert at Puerce Chapel, when we wore tuxedos and formals, the reception after wards the flnol concert and the very last day an cholr fourth 5.1 perlod, are the thmgs well re- fm I. call and talk about for many, CHOIR -tix 40 many years. 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Rowl Johnson Elders Anderfuren Korno McDonald Regner Muller Tell Row 2 Guenter Norup Slecco Nimmo Burtelson Harris Mortun Muller Novak Coffey Von Kompen Londrey Honson Cstondmgj Wnllus Carlson John Hamm, Director BAND Under the leadershrp of Mr John Hamm the Band completed o very profutable year begmmng with our annual partucupatnon In the Homecomnng program and contlnulng on untll our fmal Memorial Day concert We found that we thoroughly enloyed taking part un thus phose of the Academys muslcol progrom Band was not the only actnvlty ln which we could exerclse our muslcal abnlntues but on organuzed Pep Band provided opportunuty for us to enter whole heartedly unto our school spurlt We found that In Band luke other organlzotnons, we learned the Importance of teamwork whnch wnll prove of great umportonce on our future luves A time to relax our minds and enloy the social side of life The familiar sound ofthe bell as the close of school signifies the time for activities begin School work laid aside we rush to GAA Gamma Pep Club cheerleading practice W Our busy school days are highlighted by the pleasures of the weekends Our year began socially with the annual Student Faculty Recep tion where we renewed old friendships and gained new ones The year progressed with class parties picnics the hayride football ban quet halloween party Sweetheart Banquet Tal ent Show and finally the enchanting evening of the Junior Senior Banquet These hold special memories for each of us some never to be for gotten o o o o I I . . I Club, Radio Club, or some other activity. . I . . I . I - WI-IEATEON 'AcAnEiJ1'f MONDAY FACULTY MEETING ESDAY 'C LASSES RESUME 8 15 AM E DNESDAY GAM MA RSDAY RIDAY BASKET BALL nonrn PARK THERE Y BASKETBALL ATURDA ELMWDD PK nan: 6 45 X. as, g Rowl Arthur Faulkner Hanson Miss Springer sponsor Johnson Wilson McGinnis Hartley Row 2 Coach Harris sponsor Chrouser Faulkner Dyrness Bosgraf Sullivan Supp Novak Thompson president Sweethearts Jim Bosgraf and Dave Thompson tenderly sung I Love You Truly at the Student Council Banquet -t 44 Eighteen representatives met each Thurs day throughout the school year to discuss and solve the problems of the school Responsibilities ranged from the lowly rob of collecting C day quarters to the exciting privilege of planning the Sweetheart Ban quet with many routme tasks an between Your Student Council takes pride In sug gestmg improvements for Homecoming sponsoring the Winter Holiday the biennial fund drive Student Teacher day Red Cross drive and keeping cleanliness safety and order among the student body Praise is due Dave Thompson our president this year for his trustworthy and satisfactory leadership We trust that you have enjoyed the pro- gram we have attributed and express our congratulations and wishes of success to Dan Chrouser, next year's Student Council President. Pnamst and composer Dan Watluns played The Storm at the third annual Talent Show sponsored by Student Council N The Mad Russuan portrayed by Peter Epp was a bug success STUDENT CCDUNCIL Excitement and anxious awaltmg keynotes each year s Student Councnl elec tions The clumax of cam palgnmg ns on electnon mornmg when each cond: date and has manager pre sents thenr platform to the student body ad? 'fp i l N ex. Row I Hartley Cashion Martin Skoglund Hathorn Lang Libby Hirschy Darling Broecker Row 2 Johnson Payne Hrdlltschka Dumdey Wilson Telling Postmus Veale Evans Rizzotto Beamer Alter berg Joransen Palm Berntson Row 3 Norup Stewart Dutton Ericlcsen Payne Wray Peterson Kantzer Lageschulte Hoffman Eduard Miss Springer sponsor Null Wyngarden Griffin Hanchett Owen Moneysmlth Kloclmziem Griffin Rakas McGinnis president Miller Hocking Van Kampen GAMMA SIGMA CHI Poise and refinement are strived for by the girls of Gamma Sigma Chi. Each meeting is planned t Hubert Darling are you hurt? lt seems as though Ed Davidson help the iunior OI' senior girl be- got hit by the Lovebug in Gammas hilarious play. come G Woman who is Wen versed in social graces. This year some of Gammas speakers included a sil- ver and china representative, a hat designer, a clothes expert, a cos- metics representative, and a dem- onstration on gift wrapping. Gamma members had a won- derful time performing Elmer and the Lovebugi With additional tal- ent from W Club, the well planned performance was a great success. 1, H., The spring style show, Parading I N--. Past , was a chance for the Gam- ma members to display some of the poise gained throughout the , . We 'Q year. - Without a doubt, enjoyment and profit were gained by the girls belonging to Gamma Sigma Chi. -VS M 5 HK' GAA Rowl Mrs Moore sponsor Null Griffin Moneysmith Hanchett Peterson Lilla Akerberg Joransen Payne Eduard Row 2 Owen Hathorn Mixter McCartney Harrison Johnson Sturdevant Willis Kantzer Krlmling Row 3 Rohrer Chrouser Postmus Perkins Noble Clayton Medendorp McCausland Lageschulte Libby Row 4 Glastad Carlson Cashion McCartney Skoglund Dutton Rlzzotto Wilson Evans Erlcksen Zandstro Row 5 Lois Tillman Johnson Louise Tillman Hanchett Hoppe Carlson Carney Scull Gascho Huffman Tell Stecco GAA The usual cries heard in the gym Tuesday and Thursday nights after school re wood o Ive o it' or better yet We won' G A A has had other things beside the tournaments in hockey volley ball and basketball to keep them busy After the initiation of new mem bers in the fall the girls had a steak fry at Herrlcks Lake During the year they sponsored a box social and a mother and daughter party Second semester the gurls continued with the annual slumber party and overnight where they enloyed the cold cabins and cooking outside. It was a good year of fun and activity. xx A .R .4 fd' so Q1 if yr . -?,,ta,.g s ra ' 3 .. , L A, 9- , ff . .f 47 Life in the dorm is kept running ' smoothly by the Girl's Dorm Council. These girls are chosen to make the decisions and plans that are neces- sary to the dorm. One of the highlights of this year for the dorm girls was the Christmas party which they gave for under privileged children. This party will not only remain in the hearts of the children, but also in the heart of each girl present. The traditional hayride was re- placed this spring by a formal ban- quet in the vestry. This was truly a - 1 delightful evening for all who at- A f b hd k f tended and a wonderful climax to a nnie s very irst nrt ay ca e or in Liberia there are birthdays but no cakes' good Year ln the dorm 1' GIRLS DGRM COUNCIL Girls Dorm Council CSeotedl Joransen Hathorn Klockziem Wray Pres Stewart fStandmgD Stoll Tell Huffman Hrdlltschka Miss Springer sponsor McDonald 3 E 'h -y ,.u..-.' W TMJ Ns- U- ' Helm .. , I Seated Regler Davidson presldent Nelson Seeland Standing Brown Andrews MacDonald Faulkner Coach Harrls sponsor BOYS DORM COUNCIL Boys Dorm Councul meets whenever duff: cultles come up and suggests many different ways to correct these One of the largest under taklngs thus year was the panntlng of the dorm hall To do thus each fellow donated one dollar from has weekly allowance and offered has time and service to stlr and mlx pamt clean brushes do the actual panntung and of course cleanmg up the lnevltable mess that occurs when boys do the pauntlng Thursday evenmg of each week the fellows an the dorm meet for prayer Because these problems cannot be met properly without prayer for guldance and dnrectnon they take each sntua tlon to the Lord No orgamzatnon would be complete wnthout nts soclal functions Boys Dorm Councll IS no exception and theur actlvltles included a pizza party a plcmc at Pottawatmle Park and they use many other occasuons as excuses for a get together All an all they have had a successful satisfy Ing year nn lmprovlng life In the boys dorm 1 Hey Bryan you can do a better 'ob than that' suggests Jam Coburn as they work dnllgently to fmush the 'ob before mud nught ,inn-11 an ?'50g xi., COMPASS STAFF Phyllls Hartley Adv Edntor Mr Kullberg Sponsor Alan Brubaker Edntorm Chnef Paul Tell Concessions Manager Bonnne Broecker Copy Edntor Alan Brubaker sugns the contract for the pruntmg of the 59 COMPASS ' nf 4. 50 COMPASS Well spent or wasted forty minutes each day was de voted to the compllatlon of the 1959 COMPASS Amid glue pots slide rules and typewrnters the yearbook staff worked slowly at furst, and later wnth the necesslty of meeting deadlunes We found a more entanlmg responsnballty than we had expected yet managed to meet our deadlines most often with rellef and thankfulness Durlng the flrst few months of school we spent much of our COMPASS time selllng concessions advertnslng and learn mg the process that IS Involved In producung a yearbook The latter weeks found us typing wrntmg copy and completing the lay out We look forward with antuclpatlon to recelvmg our flmshed work, and hope that It wall hold for you as It does for us wonderful memorles of the 1958 1959 Academy year I . T. A ' f lg X 'J V' - i' 5. J ' f tgp f K r XQ ,A x l Rl, he A IQ. f JC-r, , - ,.. 1 A 4 ,FA l 95 V i -2-S1 nf- - Q- C 5,1--. f! ' ' I9 I . i I s n I . - 1 Q 1 I I u u I - - I u u I l s gin ' V U . . . . I . 4' I ' . A if v-7 FOOTPRINTS Staff Sealed Berntson Miss Andersen sponsor McGinnis co editor Nelson co editor Joransen Standing Darling Palm Regier Supp Anderfuren FOOTPRINTS This year has been packed with fun hard work and hectic rushing to meet deadlines for us of the FOOTPRINTS Staff. Writers typers proofreaders and compilers - all have put a lot of time into our school paper, and we've always derived a great satisfaction from seeing it in print. There were times when we were sure we'd never complete the pa- per in time, but with co-operation from Phillip's Print Shop we always managed to pull through. We're happy to hear that the class of '60 has decided to edit FOOTPRINTS next year, we feel that it is a great asset to school spirit. Vince, Pat, and Ann look over E' the plans for the next is ue 51 il' '1- is Rowl Camp Brubaker Havens Hass Grupp Row 2 Kullberg Burtelson Johnson Woods Row 3 Tell President Al Brubaker Snemens Meyer Row 4 Dodds Stalger Guenter Copeland Wetherbe Mr Kullberg Trustee Norris Johnson Thorne Nnmmo Bosgraf C Q RADIO CLUB 1-I 52 The radio class has code practice an preparatlon for government lucenses ,,, , . , A . ,Q1 ' Q... - 1 ali 4 ' av , ' , 'ff f 4 ' X , - I 'iq . 1 4' V ., T . I- ' P 2 Aa . xx M ' I ' ' - H. 'J f x : , . , , - 1 , , , . : , ' : , . - : . , , , , C U 1 I ,, . -Q The raduo statlon was deducated to mnsslon ary servnce on October 23 1958 Rev Paul Robunson and Mr Austnn Anderson from Moody Buble Institute Mr Thomas Sorrels and Mr Donald Nelson gave talks on missionary com munlcatlon and Its Importance The statnon has become a lnnk In a world wlde network of short wave radlo stations to mlssnonarnes un the lungles of South America and Africa It serves as alter nate control statnon and death for a mnsslonary who needs emer gency medlcal core The network servuce was the udea of Jlm Vaus electronics expert and former wlre tapper for Mrckey Cohen before has conversion In Bully Grahams Los Angeles John Kullberg fW9YBGj Trustee operates the rug as Paul Tell KWBVEAD radio club presldent looks on crusade More than fufty ham statnons through out the country take part In the mlssuon servlce K9ATE meets regularly with the Mlssuonary Engnneerung Inc network at 12 30 p m sux days a week and keeps regularly schedules wlth Peru Ecuador mulltary unstallatuons such as Camp l.eJeune NC and many colleges throughout the natuon The new radio transmltter antennae and teletype are gnfts of the dnrector emerutus of It us our hope and prayers that thus network wall contlnue to grow and be of real servuce un the propagation of the message of our Lord and Savlor Jesus Chrnst by expedatnng the work of mlsslonarles Tom Sorrels Austm Anderson Don Nel son and John Kullberg are by the club statxon rug the mght of the K9ATE sta tuon dedncatuon servuce pn l' A f 'f Ya Radio can mean the difference between life of Wheaton Academy, Dr. E. R. Schell. Hill Varsity cheerleaders Pat McGinnis Judi Carlson Ballard Libby Maureen Griffin Karen Palm There would be no school spirit if it werent for the faith ful work of the cheerleaders The long hours of practice every day after school went unnoticed by many unless of course theyd been too busy to practice then everyone noticed Although they were often lust a little disgusted at our lack of enthusiasm their new cheers new fight song and pep talks gave us added vigor and we re thankful for their loyalty and perserverance to make this year a truly good one CHEERLEADERS Our enthusiastic Frosh-Soph cheerleaders lent much vitality to the entire sports program. Louise Tillman, Celeste Hoppe, Dottie Shufelt, Jean Tell, Lois Tillman. f W y U A-1 i Pep Club Rowl McGlnms Carlson Grlffm Libby Palm Row 2 Louuse Tlllman Hoppe Shufelt Tell Lots Tullman Row 3 Mrs Moore Klockznem Van Kampen lageschulte Erlcksen Johnson Eduard Hoffman Postmus Perluns Payne Cummnng Row 4 Krnmlmg Lulla Luckman Evans McCartney Skoglund Dutton Hanchett Joransen Akerberg Hathorn Beamer Row 5 Darlung Vaughn Perklns Huffman Zandstra Matthles Scull Anderfuren Hrdlutschka Row 6 Owen Hartley Gelser Wyngarden Berntsen Broecker Cody Karna Row 7 Bowman Stewart Veole Bnllsten Rohrer MacDonald Belcher Hoarse vonces but vuctoruous hearts were dusplayed by the Pep Club members after winning the 1959 Football Co Champlonshup Splrlt could not have been higher as the Pep Club led by the cheer leaders, shouted and even cried for 'oy at the outcome of the de cldlng Luther North game This club anticipated the vlctory by prepar mg streamers and posters for the hoped for vlctory celebratlon ln addltton to cheering blocks formed at the games the Pep Club further promoted school spurnt by puttmg on clever skits In all school pep rallys Wtth the money gamed from selling sweatshurts p ns and beanies, the members planned a reverse hayrude Fnnally obtannung nerve enough to ask that favorute guy the Pep Clubbers walked on a moonlut nnght to Prlnce Crossung Stables After the fun had on the hayrude the gurls and thelr dates walked back to the Vestry where they found warmth and refresh ments Pep Club certaunly can be com mended on the fnne lob they dad In promoting school splrlt this year PEP CLUB Carney Gascho Balfour Gruffm Whoops Debble Pep Clubbers dressed In football umforms dusplay agullty as they perform wtth theur hula hoops X f 1 ,l 1 1 1 1 . K-N I ' 3 ! , 'W 9 rs, I . . Q , ' ' , A . . , 1 .J X , . J I 49 N ', U .. ' . 1 N T p l . . - , Z I I f I I I I I I I , , , , , - , , , , , Cushion , , ,,,,,- , , , ,,,, , , - , . I . II ll ' ' l H ' ll ' , I I I Il ' ll , I I NW: -is Z t-.. - in Q -,V an The aroma of turkey subdues all other thoughts as the football players and theur dates awalt e comlng meal FOOTBALL BANQUET Entertamment by the Mltchell brothers added much pleasure to the evenmg Thus year s football banquet was consndered by all to be a perfect clumax to a tune season The toot ball team and thelr dates cele brated thenr champlonshup at the Phullups Stone Cottage In Elmhurst with turkey as the mann course of the meal Eddie and Rod Mitchell were on hand to provlde thelr usual professlonal but Informal entertainment of smgung and act :ng and Mr Lee Clausen was pres ent as the guest speaker All un all the team was glad they could claim Gods promuse of Romans 337 and were able to sa we are more than con q erors through hum that sent us T - s . 4 1 , sl' Y L, ph, f' ,. 2 - fn, W L . g .4 A .. . I RN: W I ' Lv r . 2-Eng if me f . 1. - A , 3 T. jg . T QW 1 -X . ' , if ' 4 14 V Tl x fl T A A' .42 H ' ta 4, A , .Ax K Y. I x of '14-N 4' s ' 'X v 1 , X V K 1 'Jw is u- 1 TX T ' ' th ' I X T u s . - QI, . . , . 0 A V f . . I ' ' , - 44 F ' .l. A M - . . ' K' 4 ' f 1 I ' V . XJ V ' I , . ,, 'Ihr' . s P I . , . l ' : I T , Y: I uv 'I ' ' H. . . - ' X U ' . . I 56 K1 I' W Club Left to rnght Chrouser Bosgrof Novak Dovadson Cooch Pooley Thompson Faulkner Sevoll Fogle Center Supp To be cn W Club member us on honor ottcnned only by vorsuty letter winners Not only must one wun o vorsuty letter but wnthstond rugud unutuotuon Thus yeor W Club os un the post had the responsnbnlnty of buuldlng the yecrly Homecommg bonfure on moknng sure thot It stayed untll the desngncnted tame Inntuotnon day was ontrcnpoted ond enloyed by the entnre school thot IS except the members to be These new members deserve to be com mended for they certcnnly went through much to cxttcun the honor of becomsng o W Club member l n n , XX ll ll ll ' - I 11 11 ' 1 I , ' ' . I ' ll ll A fume fo expend yourself to the fullest for others When your sweatung shoulder blades seem glued to the mat and far off In the distance the dull slaps of the referees hand echoes un your ear or the inhuman umpire roars Strike' when the patch was clearly two feet from the plate then as the tame to show genuine sportsmanship' always that almost uncontrollable urge to wln' Perhaps the busy referee wont notice that sneaky punch behmd the lme of scrimmage' He mught not even catch the well placed lab to the rubs of another trackman too close for comfort' Of course It depends entnrely on you Neverthe less the most remembered and respected athlete as most often not the dazzlung concelted one but the player who offers hrs hand to a fallen opponent' o o o o ' ' ll ' ll Sure, no matter what the competition there's 1 Q - ' Relaxed? Not really' Facing Luther in their first conference tilt after dropping two non conference games the Warriors take the field Tensely everyone awaited the referee s game ending signal that would issue in another championship for Wheaton Academy Suddenly the football field was covered with 'oy crazed stu dents' At last we had finished a season undefeated' With eleven straight victories to our credit, we were positive that Wheaton Academy was unbeatable' Yes, but that was last year With only one letterman returning from last years starting lineup to some another championship seemed farfetched Stull Coach Wendy Harris, working with the greenest most lnexper lenced backfleld in years, coupled with the fine supervision of Coach Jim Pooley with the varsity line produced a team to be regarded with lustlfled pride Together as one unit, the fellows worked their goal another championship Throughout foot ball camp they determmedly chanted while domg the various llsthenlcs Beat Elmwood' Beat Elmwood' Elmwood Park proved a worthy opponent for the Warriors champs yielded thirteen devastatmg points Still fighting gamely back the Warriors electrified the crowd when Novak clutching a screen pass from quarterback Jim Bosgraf galloped through opened holes for 70 thrilling yards to a touchdown' Though the extra polnt attempt failed it made little difference for Wa stubborn Elmwood eleven Iced the game in the second half by scoring twice more The unbeatable Warriors had fmally bowed 25 to 6' A quieter, more humble team faced the revengeful Immacu late Conception squad the following week It was not a matter of not knowing what to do but somehow genuine team spirit was lacking Another disheartening defeat resulted' To be beaten once was bad enough but to be blanked 27 to 0 was worse yet' Undaunted the Warriors practiced more earnestly each day The dropping of two non conference tilts greatly sharpened their motives about the all Important homecoming game with Luther South At last the great day arrived The game was ex ceedmgly tight for the Warriors only led 7 to 0 at the half Then like an explodmg bombshell, the Harrusmen struck' Novak raced for two more touchdowns while Jervis and Rockness each added one Before a bewildered Luther South team could re tallate time was gone Triumphantly the Warriors walked off the gridiron victorious by a landslide victory of 34 to 7' Coach James Pooley Assistant Football Coach . , . . . . , . . I I . . . . I I - I ' I I - . . . - ca ' ' ll Il , . . Lacking enough confidence and somewhat disorganized, the ,, ,, . . . . . . . I . . . I I . . I . . . I . . - ' v . ' f I t . . It . . . X I . , , . , . , . , . yvqgv ka - .. - Agalnst Elmwood Park the bewnldered Warriors watch the smlung football a true portraut of the entire game FOGTBALL Elmwood Park Immaculate Conception Luther South North Park Walther Luther North Shore Luther North Front row Wnllnams Molus Jervns Mohr Thompson Fsllme Muller Novak Supp Second row Hoclung Fogle Strom Dnxon Davidson Brown Skonberg Bull Chrouser Rockness Edwards Thsrd row Coach Pooley Dyrness Johnson Bosgraf Sulluvan Swenson Nelson Dan Chrouser Seeland McKellm Hays Hlne Coach Hams Carl Seeland 165 lb end Jnm Bosgraf 135 lb quarterback Dave Skonberg 170 lb end ll Leaping hugh unto the anr for the ball Supp collldes wnth a Luther North rlval The following week a pleasant surprnse awaited North Park' Feroclously Wheaton s starting eleven swarmed over thenr foes by a score of 25 to 6' Rockness connected to Skonberg for one touchdown whsle Novak bucked for three Finally the Warrlors were beginning to move' Anxuous days followed before the Maroon and Whute faced Walther Luther on their opponents fleld The Luth erans whipped unto a frenzy because of their homecoming, fourth quarter tralllng 14 to 0 that the Warruors began to move Jervis launtlng 28 yards made the flrst score whale Novak toted over the Important extra polnt Wlth only seconds remammg, Bosgraf screen passed to Ron Supp who hurled a frantic pass to Skonberg alone In the end zone The plgskm hut the ground with a slckenlng thud' The Warnors had lost another heartbreaker 14 to 7' Watch out for number 33' Skonberg blocks one Luther North defender as Supp endeavors to break loose -o V Y . , . ' I . , . I . . .. . blocked the Warrior's every move. It was not until the I . . I . - , , 1 I I ll .ll Ed Dnvndson 170 lb fullback John Novak 'I45 Ib half back All Conference Jervls clutchmg ihe football an dying mmutes of the game dodges through Walther Luthers defense The Warriors clear the field against a surprised Norih Shore defense I seth in ,wi EWR ith' if No matter where the Warriors turned there was always an IC defonderl Novak pivots quickly but to no avail Chuck Jervis 135 Ib halfback Jumbo Edwards 210 lb. tackle 170 lb. tackle l Jack Hocking l All-Conference l Novak sprints away foes behind and blockers ahead or another touchdown against Luther South. An unpredictable Wheaton Academy team faced North Shore the following Saturday. Powerful, haughty North Shore was met with great zeal and determination. Two quick touch- downs were punched over by Davidson and Jervis in the first period giving the Warriors a thirteen point lead. North Shore battled back and tied the game in the second half! Feelings ran high! A deafening roar rent the air as Seeland leaping for Bosgrafs pass, pulled it in and galloped for a sensational touchdown! Sparked by a seven point lead the Warrior's line held. A dramatic victory of 20 to 13 was theirs! Now only one game stood between the Warriors and another championship! Luther North, the only undefeated team in conference play, stood menacingly in that gap! Feel- ing confident of winning their homecoming game by a slaughter, Luther North paraded gorgeous floats. The game started. Before anyone could catch his breath, Luther North, on four quick plays, punched over a touchdown! Pouncing right back the Warriors scored on a pass play to Seeland. Driven on by a wave of enthusiasm, the Harrismen scored twice more. Leading 20 to I3 at the half, they again trotted onto the field. Now came the real acid test ! The Warriors' line held! Slowly they pulled away from their desperate foes by scoring twice more. The Warriors had won another cham- pionship by whipping Luther North 33 to 'I3! Ze l Dan Chrouser 145 lb center 5 I i tl e P' Hesxtatlng o spllt second Novak crouches before sprlntnng past two North Shore foes Despute the thrills and chulls of wunnung another champlonshlp some posntuons are left vacated and empty Now new blood becomes the prume factor Thus upon the shoulders of thus year s J V s rests a great responslblluty' Hndden behind the Varsity games theur vnctorles and losses seemed obscure and ummportant Agaunst IC they suffered a 26 to 12 loss Agaln Luther South outscored them 12 to O and Walther Luther trounced them 26 to 6 Their one bug handlcap was that many of their better Sophomore fellows played on the Varsnty Flghtmg gamely on the J V s slaughtered North Shore 33 to 0' However Luther North won a close game 12 to O whlle Mooseheart edged them 13 to 7 Certalnly these are only statnstucs' But experlence Increases po tentlal' Watch out' After a season of setbacks and dnsappomtments a tnumphant smnle' Jerry Strom 155 lb guard Bull Chrouser 150 lb guard Up and in goes the ball as Chrouser fires from the corner WARRIORS HAVE TROUBLE There's something iust thrilling about the season's first basketball game! While yet in the huddle, determined hands clasp! Then amid boisterous applause, the starting five trot onto the court! Each player breathes deeply and crouches for the iump! Up goes the ball and with its rebound, a new season begins. Facing powerful I.C. in the opening game, the Warriors displayed great potential. Along the sideline Coach Pooley, making his debut as basketball coach, shouted encouragement to the fellows. The game grew tighter and more nerve- iangling! As the remaining seconds fleeted, the Warriors staged one last des- perate effort! Like a mysterious enchantment the court quieted. Sadly enough the score remained 46 to 43 - l.C.'s favor. Never , quipped the Alumni squad, but for once they were wrong! Sparked by Sullivan and Thompson, the game developed into a parade and ended with victory celebrations - 46 to 42! Sporting a 'I and 'l record, the Warriors faced Luther South. Unfortunately Wendling of Luther South netted 32 points to hand the Warriors a resounding 80 to 69 defeat! Watch out for Stone! That was the cry of anguish from the Warriors in the fourth quarter against Francis Parker! Leading the entire game, they saw their lead dwindle until Stone's continual bombardment put Parker out in front to stay! Leading the scoring with 4'l points, Stone outclassed the Warriors - 64 to 6'I! Following the example set, Chicago Christian beat the Warriors 48 to 38. The Academy simply couldn't cope with such a tight defensive zone. Only 7 points, but that was more than enough . . . to lose again! Despite all their efforts against St. Procopius, the Warriors fell short by a 61 to 54 margin. Continuing to play commendable but unlucky ball, the Warriors faced North Park. For only a fleeting moment the game was almost theirs! Having fought hard all the way, it seemed only deserving to climax the evening with a thrilling victory. Instead, North Park squeezed them out - 59 to 58! Having absorbed five consecutive de feats the Maroon and White determined to beat Elmwood Park Again they 'Fought bravely but the failure to cop italuze on several breaks handed them another disheartening loss of 47 to 45' Perhaps the Warriors were lust as surprised as University High when they snapped their long losing streak by post ing a victory of 57 to 44' Chrouser and Hare fired in 'Il points each to spark Wheaton to victory It was refreshing to change the routine' Dlgnlfled and cold Luther North smothered any hugh hopes that the War rlors might have had' Still unbeaten in basketball competition they had no in tentuons of losing to the Academy Thus once again the Warriors fell 48 to 56 Much apprehension marked the calm before the Warriors again met IC Both provement' But underneath the lights It was IC that controlled the dribbling and backboards Leading 20 to 'll after the first quarter they continued on un molested to win by a score of 66 to 38' Slaughterlng their next opponent ll Ivana Christian 71 to 48 the Warriors began to show signs of life' With high hopes the bug five faced Fenton in a firey hot game' Both teams experienced dramatic moments' But Fenton applying adequate pressure while retaining her lead went on to win 61 to 54' With good form Faulkner lumps and fires for 2 more paints' From left to nght VanEngen Faulkner Mohr Hare Bosgraf Sullivan Coach Pooley Chrouser Regler McKellin Rockness Thompson Supp and Harris I . . . . I . . . I x I .. I . i 5 b u a I I P I 1- - U teams had shown definite signs of im- x , - , . u . I - A I I l I ll 1' a ll ' . I . . I I Wuth deadly accuracy Bosgraf huts agam! Bounclng back the Warrnors handed Elgun her 40th straxght defeat' Wm nmg by only 'IO polnts 69 to 59 the game was much closer than expected However under Sulllvans 26 polnt surge victory was assured' Vlctory' Victory' Once again the Warruors chalked up another wan thus tume by tying Latin ln knots 53 to 49' Too good to last long the Maroon and Whute were toppled from thenr perch by Walther Luther' Chrouser scored 17 ponnts but even that proved futnle' The Warruors were soundly trounced 67 to 55' Cllmblng quickly back the Academy cagers whupped Glenwood 75 to 6'l' Chrouser wuth 18 pomts and Sulllvan wuth 'I7 provuded the wmmng com bnnatlon' Wlth vncuous speed the Warruors pounced on North Shore' Comnng out un the second half to break a 30 to 30 he they poured In 33 ponnts scalpmg thelr opponents 63 to 52' Ending the season with added dlsappountment the unsteady Warrlors fell to Harvard 50 to 58' All theur effort proved fruutless Lookmg back over the season was lnkewnse unlmpressuve 8 wuns and 'I3 losses' Though accumlatmg 1047 posnts unequal dnstrlbutuon hurt greatly Another poor season closed u want' The Tournament stlll remamed' Thompson Faulkner Hare S pp 5 I0 guod 5 5 forward 6 forward 5 9 guard me 0 . x X , -K .. . 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' . . 1 1 I ' , ' ' ' . ...bt i , ,, r 1 11 1 1 11 Sulllvan Bosgraf Chrouser 2 cen er 6 l forward 6 3 forward Putting all thelr strength agaunst undeated Luther North the Warrnors looked like a new team' Sknllfully the ball was maneuvered' Druvlng an Bosgraf stopped and fired two more points' A commanding ll to 6 lead was made In the flrst quarter Leadlng 23 to T8 at half time the Warruors came back and scalded the basket wnth 28 more points' Too late Luther North found her range' Though the gap narrowed to 2 pomts the Warrlors held' The game ended 51 to 47 Wheaton s favor' Luther North after T6 straught vnctorles was out for good' looking like champs, the Warruors faced a tough Walther Luther team' For some of the fellows thus was theur last hugh school game Not wastnng a moment a 14 to 9 lead was establushed' Even at half time lead :ng 29 to 25 for the Warruors everythlng was perfect' But then luke a strange blught the ball avonded the basket The Warrnors could only make T6 potnts whale their rivals rained rn 28' Wheaton was thus ellmlnated from the Tournament but not untll she had shown that she could wan or lose wnth true Chrustran grace Bosgraf observmg from below shouts encouragement as Sullivan stretches for the ball' 1 11 1 11 1 . . , . ' , - r ' 1 - 1 - r , . ' ' ll ll ' . , . 1 - ' I ' 1 1 - r , . 1 1 WARRIORS WIN 7 LOSE CLOSE GAMES BASKETBALL SCORES Varslty Frosh Soph Immaculate Conceptson Alumnn Luther South Francis Parker Chrlstlan St Procopuus North Park Elmwood Park Un1vers1ty Hugh Immaculate Conceptnon Illlana Chrlstnan Fenton Elgin Latln Walther Luther Glenwood North Shore Harvard It cant bel Loyal Mr J stares wth 5 eer L TOUl'l'1Cn1el1f amazement' W O Luther North Walther Luther 4 3 Completely nn the clear Chrouser reaches up and pushes IH the ball + X I vv cm vv o 34 4 43 46 39 46 NX ' 46 42 1 69 80 46 45 x ' 61 64 34 24 , ' ' 38 48 35 33 'f . ' 54 61 30 52 . 58 59 30 28 5. 45 47 21 33 .O ' ' ' 57 44 40 24 . 1 Luther North 48 56 3'I 55 ig ' ' 38 66 43 37 ' ' ' 71 48 39 40 54 61 46 39 ' 69 59 58 25 . ' 53 49 x 55 67 38 42 4 75 61 38 34 63 52 47 37 5' 50 58 43 46 3 No, ' ' . i h P. s. . - 51 47 5 5 Back row Hams Wnllnams Camp Dryness Grupp Barkdoll Rogers Carmean Van Engen Front row FROSH SOPH SQUAD BRIGHTENS FUTURE No I m only playnng Frosh Soph but maybe next year' Such a statement should never be made' Oh there s nothmg wrong wlth benng on the Frosh Soph squad However unless every last ounce of energy as spent rnght then and every passable opportunnty made use of there wall be no next year' Fnnnshung another successful season under the excellent management of Coach Peterson the Junior Warrnors greatly brughtened the prospects for a future champnon basketball team ' best Bull Dryness capably fulled the center posltlon while Sherm Wllllams and Norm Camp took over the forward duties Stull there was somethung lacking' Thus Jerry Burbrudge a 2nd semester transfer student received a royal welcome Together with Bull Mohlls the guard poslstlons were adequately fllled Jumping off to a poor start the Frosh Soph receuved several good trouncungs before becoming fsnally adgusted' Soon theur efforts began to pay off ' Ac cumulatnng 717 points throughout the season for an average of 34 6 polnts per game the Junuor Warruors flexed theur muscles' Yes many a thrnll marked the past season' Sadly enough only a few wall be remembered' Some games were close and tense up untul the fnnal buzzer whsle others were well not so close' Already one small but all Important chapter has closed Who knows what the next one may hold' , . , ' , . . . . , . . . Q - , ' I , . . . . ll ' Il Many grueling hours of practise were necessary before the team reached its . . , , l . , . . I - . . ' ' - ' I1 11 - , . , . . . . , . 'O Back row: MacDonald, Chrouser, Novak, Skonberg, Nelson, Faulkner, Aregood, Dodds, Coach Harris. Mid- dle row: Tell, Coffee, Dennis, Wetherbe, VanderMolen, Copeland, Weir. Front row: Dixon, Jervis, Ste- wart, Evans, Oury, Claassen. MATMEN . . . GOOD SEASON . . GREAT POTENTIAL There you stand . . . completely alone! Across the mat looms a huge, muscular frame with enormous hands! Small streams of sweat trickle down your face. Suddenly the shrill whistle blows! Gulping bravely, you rush forward. With a loud crash the lights seem to grow strangely dimmer! Like some ferocious beast, the opponent breaths heavily into your gaping mouth! Then it's all over. Slowly stumbling up you feel sick. There's no one else to blame but yourself! Because wrestling is such a rugged, individual sport, only the most determined try out! Coach Harris begins work immediately! Practise becomes an agoniz- ing experience of being smeared over the mat face- down or tied in such tight knots that breathing seems almost impossible! Yes, and then after each work out , every muscle cries out with pain! Still legs walk mechanically but those who participate seldom com- plain! They love it! This year the wrestling squad had a very success- ful season. Co-captains John Novak and Dave Skon- berg provided a strong backbone for the team. Even the greenhorns showed amazing progress! With such a vital inflow of energy, the losing of several old stand-bys appears less harmful! .lohn Novak 145 pounds Jervis Chrouser Faulkner 133 pounds 154 pounds 138 pounds WRESTLING MEN WHO LETTERED Straining wifh every muscle, Skonberg oitempts to roll over ond pin his opponenf! Twnstmg hls foe out of shape Novak approaches another vuctory' Yes eventually wrestlnng does become more than lust another sport' Even those delicate moments of trying to lose that extra pound are forgotten' Each meet sooner or later becomes a past ldentuty Stull something more vutal lmgers' Beyound the fact that wrestling bunlds stronger boclles comes the sense of more self confidence clean Chrnst luke playnng and genuine sportsman Ship' Rude um Bull but dont take too long' t Q X 4 l M I , . 1 . , . I . . n - 1- - 1 ff ,. .,. ,L ,A .ma R .ws H -Avadm' l ' ru K' Back row: Skonberg, Arthur, Dennis, Staiger, Seeland, Tillman, Augsburger, Bosgraf, Thompson, Sipp, Williams. Front row: Johnson, Carlson, Garrett, Norris, Dresdow. Fenton West Chicago Lake Forest Timothy Christian University High North Park Latin Parker Christian Luther North Walther Luther North Shore Luther South Glenwood BASEBALL TEAM HAS POOR SEASON Coach Pooley congratulates All4Stars Thompson, batting .366, and catcher Ron Sipp. Skonberg also receives commendable praise. 3 12 ,., 7 14 ' 6 17 6 5 8 13 14 4 flf ' ' 11 1 - f f 'Yi 3 10 7 6 7 U D , . . 4 7 if 'F 'i rw' 1 13 f ,. ..-- g - 3 8 A' l , A, I':5 iw- 2 5 fff'-L' 1. K a-. f i -, 1,4 ' -, KHQSYJ-3,f' 345. 75 There she goes! Amid flying dust, Seeland turns and dashes for first! Cruelly grinding the ball into his hip, the pitcher peers confidently in for the sign! Now he nods . . . back go the arms, up pumps the leg! A screaming obiect whizzes . . . past the batter! Strike three! roars the ump. Wheaton Academy had lost again. Plagued with numerous errors, discouraging batting slumps, and even a broken iaw, the Warriors experienced a difficult season. While losing 'll games and winning only 3, there were still a few happy moments. Two outs! Trailing Fenton 1 to 0 in the bottom of the first, Bosgraf walked. Crouching menacingly, Thompson waited and connected for a solid triple! Fenton, later breaking the tie, won 'I6 to 'l! Three big 'lst inning runs, but even that game ended in defeat! West Chicago romped for a 12 to 3 victory. Errors! Errors! Scoring 6 unearned runs in the 2nd inning, Lake Forest enioyed Wheaton's superb fielding! Slashing a tremendous homer, Thompson, backed by the entire team, squelched University High's final bid and pocketed a victory - 6 to 5! Biting the dust against North Park, 13 to 8, the Warriors' inability to prevent their foes from further scoring, cost them another loss! like a furious tornado, 14 overpowering runs flattened Latin! Arthur pitched the entire game and won - 14 to 4! Soaring still higher, the Warriors spotted their prey and pounced! Parker, fighting feebly, was no match, as Wheaton clubbed them 'll to 1! Ripping the air with a mighty swing, Thompson connects again! Fighting up to the last strike, Sherm even surprises the empty-handed catcher! WARRIORS LOOK TO THE FUTURE With a resounding crash, Wheaton fell! Scoring run after run, Chicago Christian took ad- vantage of the Warriors' silent bats and badly mangled them 'IO to 3! Still fighting gamely, the battle-scarred Warriors straightened painfully and collided with Luther North. Quickly the Lutherans scored 7 runs! Bucking back for 6 big counters in the 6th, Wheaton closed the yawning gap! Only a 7th inning double play handed them another defeat - 7 to 6! Frantically waving for help, the fast-sinking Wheatonites again swallowed bitter defeat! Walther Luther, coming from behind, scored 4 climaxing runs to put the game on ice - 7 to 4! Weary and discouraged, the Warriors fell heavily before powerful North Shore! Continuous pounding brought the winners 13 runs while Wheaton clutched helplessly to only l! Crack! Almost musically Wheaton's bats smacked the ball! Four lst inning walks backed by Tillman's double and Skonberg's single, scored 3 runs! But Glen Park, rallying with 4 of their own, blew out the faint flicker of hope - 8 to 4! Swirling mucky water closed over the Warriors proud heads! Playing shorthanded due to the Senior Sneak, the remaining players succumbed to Glenwood 5 to 2! A dreadful season . . . perhaps! But remember that every season can't always be successful! Still, hidden somewhere behind this year's discouraging record, there lies the seed that will soon blossom forth . . . victorious! Where's the ball comin from? ever one asks as Arthur signals the runner to slide. 9 Y Academy Invitational Luther North Glenwood Wheaton Walther Luther University High P. S. L. Tournament 'ftp- Luther North Glenwood Walther Luther Wheaton TRACKMEN SHOW PROGRESS Straining every muscle, Sullivan and Novak take lst and 2nd in a tight 'l00 yard dash! 475 46 43 37 15 59 53 40 39 -., Front row Fogle, Novak, Miller Davidson, Dryness. Second row: Rockness, Dickson, Bill Chrouser, Brown, Brubaker Dan Chrouser, Seeland. Third row: Coach Harris, Burbride, Hocking, Carlson, Havens, Thorne, Copeland Andrews. Fourth row: Landrey, Dobbs, Harris, Hollingsworth, Hare. Turning gamely into the home stretch, a sudden hot gust of wind blows into the runner's parched mouth! Like leaden pistons those weary legs pump! Behind comes the eager crunching spikes! Spurred on, the runner, completely oblivious to the roaring crowd, sees only the 'Finishing line! For some reason those last few yards always seem the toughest! Usually each trackman tries to save a little extra for that final haul. With this motive in mind, every new season the determined cindermen endeavor to not only build up speed but also en- durance. Thus, the achievement of such a goal rests mostly on the individual but Coach Harris and Coach LeMaire do proivde stimulating exercises! Soon strenuous practise began to remedy the weaker areas of the team. Daily the pole vaulters practised, jumping higher and higher! Stretching constantly for more height, Rockness worked on the high iump. Sullivan, running with great bulging strides, showed tremendous potential! 0 Carl Seeland Dave Rockness Jack Hocking Discus High iump Shot put at 4 1 Closely pursued, Chuck Jervis approaches the finish line. sc Soon the actual competition began! Kneeling tensely, quiver- ing for the starting gunshot, the runners poised! Sprinting ahead with amazing speed, Sullivan takes the lead! Providing the ini- tial spark for the entire team, he racked up over 50 points throughout the season. Yes, on a whole, the Wheaton Academy thinclads were much better this year. Displaying excellent team spirit they won 3rd place in the Academy Invitational. Though missing 3rd place in the P. S. L. Tournament, their record of accomplishments was outstanding! Ed Davidson High hurdles Mil. 1 , L31 EL-.. c , i ',. 5 Q 1 K 4 fl?f.J' flu t' y W, , wwf! K, , , I-3' u - 1 - 1 : zaiilfii' :diem edlh .1 -ra i 1'-illf-1:11 ir- F Phil Fogle K QA. 31 'Viv Showing good form, Hare soars over 'the bar. 55. T Big Dave Sullivan leaves his opponents far behind! Debbie Akerberg smiles prefiily from the midsi of her court - Bonnie Broecker, Marianne McCartney, Ballard Libby and Maureen GriWin. A time to complete days of preparation and to enter a new realm As the seniors gather for the last time with their fellow students they begun to realize those things which they have had and those things Academy Yes Academy days were wonderful days for each student Whether in attendance one year or four upon graduation students realize that they will look back upon these as some of the most wonderful and profitable moments of their lives The Academy fufnlled its duty in preparing each student well It is now the task of the gradu ates to utilize that which they have gained n attendance at Wheaton Academy o o o o which they will be losinglin leaving the -9 . s 1 i- T I .96 of' 2 o 9 ev 6 8 SENIOR CLASS CF 59 The class of 59 can look back upon a very profitable and enloyable year Our year began with a trap to the sand dunes where we all had a good hme splashing In the lake and cllmblng the dunes After this day we settled down to some serious studylng and thlnkvng of Ideas for a wlnnlng Homecoming display Although we dud not wan fnrst place we felt satisfied that we had done a good 'ob and also had a good time In doing at ln the sprung we gave the Juniors a party entitled Babes un Toyland We really enloyed acting out stories which we all had remembered from the hme when we were very young It was not long before we boarded the yellow buses for Jack and Jull Ranch We were a but delayed when one yellow bus broke down but managed to have a good time even though some of us had to spend the night In a truck stop Graduation was long awauted yet Indeed sad We were all proud however that we could be a part of the 1959 graduatuon class of Wheaton Academy Sensor Class Officers Row 1 Maureen Grnffm Pat McGunms Phyllis Hartley Row 2 John Novak .lack Edwards Floyd Groen Row 3 Luz Wyngarden Mlss Wenttmg Mr Askew Jlm Bosgraf Pres li 1 Q lf J' , , . . I - . . . ' I . -.- . . H .I H . l . lon I' v 1 I I I I ' I . I l '. I 1 , . I n S .3 Q 5. .- , 'ju , X Hr 4 , X. ff A K e f 'f , ' 4 .- - r , 'N Q3 Y i f I K lx' ff ' , Q . K ,Ill J di I I A 4 ' Q .L SENIORS DEBRA AKERBERG Dolton lll Eng Soc Studuu GAA 4 Gamma 4 Sec 4 lubrary Asst 3 Footprints 4 Reporter 4 Pep Club 4 Treas 4 Student leaders 34 Transferred from Thornton Tnp Hugh Harvey Ill lunuor year JUDY ANDERFUREN Phoenux Aruzona Eng Math Soc Studies Footprunts 4 Curculatuon Mgr 4 Transferred from Phoenix Chrustuan Hugh Phoenux Arizona senior year BILL ANDREWS Kurlrwood Mo Eng Math Scu Soc Studies Chour 4 Dorm Council 4 Soc Chair 4 Track Transferred from Kirkwood Senuor Hugh Kurkwood Mo un senior year TERRY AUGSBURGER Wheaton III Eng Math Scu Class Offucer I Treas 'I Baseball 4 Radio Club 23 DONNA BEAMER Altoona P Scu lang GAA 4 Gamma 4 Chour 4 Pep Club 4 Trans ferred from Altoona Hugh Altoona Pa un senuor year GAIL BERNTSON Elmhurst III. Eng. Math Soc. Studios Art. Gamma 34- Choir 34- Library asst. 34- Footprints 4 News Editor 4- Triple Trio 4- Trio 4- Solo 4. Transferred from New York Comm. High Elmhurst lll. in junior ear. JIM BOSGRAF Wheaton, Ill. Math, Eng. Stu. Con. 1,3, 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3,45 Band 'I5 Choir 2,3,4, Pres. 4. Footprints 2,3,45 Radio Club 45 Football 2,3,4, Co'cap. 45 Basketball 'l,2,3,4, Co-cap. 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 W Club 3,4, Sec. 45 Pep Band l. MARIAN BOWMAN Newport Beach, Cal. Eng., His. Gamma 3,4, Pub. Chair. 3,45 Library asst. 4. Trans- ferred from Morgan Park High, Chicago Ill. in sophomore yea-r. CLASS BONNIE BROECKER Wheaton III Eng Math Soc Studues Gamma 34 YFC 34 Sec 4 Chour 34 Compass 4 Copy Edutor 4 Pep Club 34 Pres 4 Truple o 4 Tro Transferred from Wheaton Comm Hugh Wheaton Ill un lunuor year ALAN BRUBAKER Wheaton III Math Eng Compass 34 Edutor 4 Observer 3 Raduo Club 34 Sec Treas 34 WILLIAM CHROUSER Wheaton lll So: Studues Eng Class Offucer 2 Soc Chaur 2 Football 1234 Wrestlung 1234 Track 124 W Club 34 LYNNE CUMMING La Jolla a So Scu Eng Math Scu Gamma 4 GAA 4 GAA 4 Transferred from La Jolla Hugh La Jolla Cal un sensor year ANN DARLING Perry Much Eng Math Soc Studues GAA 1234 Class Offucer 2 Sec 2 Gamma 34 Lubrary Asst 34 Footprunts 4 Feature Edutor 4 Pep Club 34 Student Leaders 34 Transferred from Perry Hugh Perry Much EDWARD DAVIDSON Brauntree Mass Eng Math Stu Soc Studues Darm Councul 4 Pres 4 Foot ball 234 Wrestlung 3 Manager 3 Track 234 YFC 234 W Club 34 Transferred from Brauntree Hugh Brauntree Mass un sophomore year BOB DRESDOW West Chucago Ill Eng Math Soc Studues YFC 34 Pres 4 Lubrary Asst 4 Wrestlung 3 Baseball 1234 DIANTHA DUMDEY Chucago Ill Eng Soc Studues Gamma 34 Treas 4 OF '59 ELEANOR EDUARD Anaheim Cal Eng Soc Studies GAA 4 Gamma 4 Pep Club 4 Swden? leaders 4 Transferred from Rancho Alamltos Hugh Anahelm Cal an sensor year RICKEY FILLINE Wes! Chlcago III Eng Mull: Sc: llbrary Asst 2 Foolpnnts I2 Football 4 Wrestlmg 3 Track 12 34 Gospel Team 'I PHILIP RAY FOGLE Tchad French Equatonal Africa Eng Math Sc: Chour 34 Foolball 234 Manager 2 Basket ball I2 Manager I Track 12 34 Manager I W Club 34 KATHY GRIFFIN Elyrla Ohlo Eng Soc Studles Sc: Class Officer 3 Sec 3 Gamma 34 Chour 2 34 Lubrary Asst 4 Dorm Council 2 Transferred from LaGrange Hugh LaGrange Ohno In sophomore year MAUREEN GRIFFIN Elyria Ohio 24 Vlce Pres 2 Sec 4 Gamma 34 Pep Club 234 Cheer leading 234 Transferred from LaGrange Hugh LaGrange Ohuo In sophomore year FLOYD GROEN Wheaion Ill Eng Math Class Officer 4 Treasurer 4 Choir 1234 Bus: ness Mgr 4 WESLEY GUENTHER lnbena West Afrnca Eng Sc: Math Soc Sfudles Transferred from Chnlluwack Sensor Hugh Chnllawack Brmsh Columbia Canada In sopho more year SALLY HANCHETT E In Ill Eng Math Soc Sludles GAA 1234 Soc Chaur 34 Class Offucer 23 Vuce Pres 23 Gamma 34 Foofprmls 4 Reporter 4 Strung ensemble I Pep Club 34 . , ' ., . . . . . 7 5 5 ' I I -I f - - I , 2 : : . , , 2 . -f 1 - , 1 , , , I - , , 2 , , , , 2 , . . I . -I - . - , - 1 , 1 , , I - i - . , . . , . Eng., Soc. Swdlos. G.A.A. 2,3,4, Sports Chanr.4g Class Officer , , ' - . , . : , : , , : - , , - , , , . -, - ' , : , , , , 4 ., ., , . . . I I I ' lg' , . ., , . ' . . . . , , , , . ' . , 5 , , ' - . , 1 , : . 2 : , . SENIORS PHYLLIS HARTLEY Wheaton Ill Eng Math Soc Studles Stu Con 34 Sec treas 4 Class Offlcer 4 Soc Chaor 4 Choir 34 Compass 4 Advertnslng Mgr 4 Trlple Trlo 4 Pep Club 34 JOYCE HATHORN Chicago Ill Eng Soc Studies Stu Con 4 GAA 'I234 Gamma Dorm Councll 4 Pep Club 4 Sec 4 Student Leaders 34 WILLIAM HINE Rock Island lll Eng Scl Football 4 Transferred from Rock Island Senior Hugh Rock Island Ill In semor year FAITH HOCKING Fortaleza Ceara Brazll Eng Soc Studues CAROL HONEYWELL Manila Phlllppmes Hugh Wheaton Ill un semor year CHUCK JERVIS Wheaton Ill Eng Math Band I2 Football 234 Basketball 2 Wrestling 134 Truck 34 Baseball 1 W Club 4 Pep Band 12 BRYAN JOHNSON Atlanta Ga Eng Math Su Choir 4 Football 34 Transferred from catur Hugh Atlanta Ga In lunlor year MARION JORANSEN Chicago lll Eng Sc: GAA 134 Gamma 34 Chonr 34 Footprmts 4 Compulmg Ednor 4 Dorm Con 134 Sec 4 Soc Chaur 3 Tnple Tna 4 Pep Club 34 ., , . ' . . . , , .- . 2 ' 2 . ' - 2 2 2 2 - 2 ' 2 2 - . I . . . ' . . . 2 . . . 2 2 2 2 3242 2 2 - 2 2 - , . 2, l. . , 2 . . I I l ., . . . I . . . Eng., Sci., Soc. Studies. Transferred from Wheaton Comm. , , . . , . -I - 1 I 2 1 i I 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - , . ., , . p , . De- , , . . . I i -2 '. . . . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' ' ' 2 - 2 2 2 - 2 - 2 2 ' 2 2 - is ' YN? Ah r A IFE' W EE T The Semor class proudly presented nts nnterpretatuon of the Homecomung theme S Send I You JUDITH KLOCKZIEM Laungsburg Much Eng Soc Studies Gamma 4 Treas 4 YFC 4 Dorm Councul 4 Vnce pres 4 Transferred from Lalngsburg Hugh Langsburg Much an lunlor year JOAN ELAINE KULLBERG Wheaton III 1 'Y Eng Math Sc: Llbrary Asst 2 Footprints 24 Radio Club 34 Quiz Team 2 THERESA F DUPIGNY LEIGH Monrovia Liberia Eng Sc: Transferred from St Theresas Convent Monrovia llberuo an sensor year PATRICIA LOU MC GINNIS Brookvnlle P Eng. Math Soc. Studies Sci. Stu. Con. 45 Gamma 34, Pres. 4- Library Asst. 45 Footprints 4, Co-editor 4- Pep CIub 4g Cheer- leader 4. Transferred from Brookville High BrookviIIe, Pa. in iunior year. AV V VVRECK ER SERVICE w g 41 24 HR SERVICE i NA-...mg i After an ll hour coffee break we were happy to receive the bus that would finally take us to Jack and Jnll Ranch SENIORS MARLENE MILLER Monrovia Liberia Eng Soc Studies Transferred from Corry Hugh Corry ln sophomore year DOROTHY MONEYSMITH French Equatorial Africa Eng Soc Studies Moth G A A 2 3 4 Pres4 Gamma 3 4 Choir 2 3 Footprints 1 2 VINCENT NELSON Downers Grove, Ill. Eng., Math, Soc. Studies, Lang. Footprints 4, Co-editor 4, Dorm Con. 4, Vice-pres. 4, Football 43 Wrestling 45 W Club 4. Transferred from Downers Grove High, Downers Grove, Ill. in senior year. CAROL NILL Wheaton, Ill. Eng., Math. G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Gammo 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. Lets remember says Mrs Toles fDebble Alrerbergl We musi keep our standards hugh B if We didnt know wha? faleni the faculty possesssed unhl we saw ihe student mock The slut was not complefe unhl Mr Kullberg Paul Vander Molen Nna cant help but laugh as she sees Mr J lor nt her lnttle slsfer Becky9J rude through on a scooter 1 . WT of course arrlved on lhe scene WIll'1 camera In hand -u -Q. E 91 - f? , 1 I 51 i 'Xi ' , W' f a F ' he 51 T ' 1 l , I ' ' . l l l ' ' . . is .V g l , . XXI' ,pan XQUYY. K' 1 sas UAE, O49 'f .fr L, -ff-3 f. ,ibm 1 fa 'Ns W1 yfma- riy K H, ,MF 9 1 ,aa if-s ww- Weis:-' 8- 'ww ,A 4-0 'Q JY l bv' efbq dx -' rQ Q45 Some of the most enloyable hours were spent on horseback although later It was not quite so engoyable to slt down Horseback rldlng, swlmmlng, tennis, rnflery archery sklts, campfnres, truck stops, busses all these things and more were Included In the wonderful three days of our senior sneak These days were some of the last, yet some of the best spent with the members of our class We will never forget the fun we had ln mockmg the faculty and watching the faculty mock us We always had good tlmes partncupatnng ln spmtecl volley ball games We know that these three days wall con tlnue to remain In our hearts the days that bound our class more closely together, yet the days that slgmfled that the time was near when we would go our separate ways Nlta the Blrthday gurl and Gall the gonng steady gurl sung song for us with Slum 41199 .garn- 5-'ti-Q1 .ws 7 'sv we 317' 1 -.4 s. 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' Ai' JOHN NOVAK Lombard Ill Eng Sc: Math Stu Con 1234 Treas 3 Class Offncer 1 Pres 1 Band 1234 Treas 3 Pres 4 Cholr 4 Football 134 Co cup 4 Wrestlmg 1234 Co cap 4 Track 234 Baseball 1 W Club 34 Pres ANNIE V OTTO Monrovna Llberla Eng Sc: Transferred from the Hrgh school Duvlsuon of the College of West Africa Monrovaa Llberua In sensor year BETTE OWEN West Chicago lll Eng Soc Studles GAA 1234 Gamma 34 Library Asst 4 Pep Club 34 KAREN PALM Wheaton Ill Eng Math, Soc Studies Stu Con 12 Class Officer 1 Vlce 34 Sec 4 Fcatprnnts 4 Pep Club 3 4 Cheerleader 24 BOB PARTRIDGE Wheaton lll Eng Math Football 234 Basketball 12 Wrestllng 3 Base ba 123 CONNIE PAYNE lrvlngton New Yorll Eng Math Sc: GAA 4 Gamma 4 Pep Club 4 Student Leaders 4 Footpnnts 4 Reporter 4 Transferred from Irvlngton Hugh Irvnngton New York nn sensor year DOROTHY PERKINS Torrance Cal Eng Soc Studnes GAA 4 YFC 4 Pep Club 4 Student Leaders 4 Transferred from North Hugh Torrance Cal sensor year JO NELL RAKAS Wheaton III Eng Soc Studles G A A 1 2 3 Gamma 3 4 Choir 3 4 Student Leaders 3 , . -1 -1 - - - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 4- 1 . I I . . . . . . , , , 1 , 1 . 1 1 - , . ., . . . . , 5 , - pres. 17 Gamma 3,4, Vice-pres. 45 YFC 3,4, Vice-pres. 45 Choir 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - , . -1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - II , , . . I -1 1 - . - . 1 1 1 1 1 - , . ., . ' . . . . 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 . in 1 . -1 - . . - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CARL REGIER Maywood Ill Eng Math Scl Class Officer 1 Soc Chalr 1 Band 4 Soc Chalr 4 Chonr 3 Footprlnts 4 Sports Editor 4 Dorm Con 134 Soc Chaur 4 Basketball 234 Track 3 Baseball 12 CARLTON PETER SEELAND Nassau Bahamas Eng Math Su Soc Studios Stu Con 4 Dorm Con 4 Football 34 Baseball 34 W Club 4 Transferred from West Orange Hugh West Orange NJ un lumor year DON G SEVALL Elgun Ill Eng Math Soc Studles Su Football 234 Basketball 23 W Club 3 4 RON SIPP Wheaton Ill Eng Moth Soc Studies Stu Con 24 Class Offncer 123 Treas 1 Pres 2 Soc Chalr 3 Cholr 34 Footprints 234 Business Mgr 4 Football 124 Basbetball 1234 Baseball 1234 W Club 1234 V1cePres 4 JUDY STEWART El Paso Texas Eng Soc Studies GAA 1 Class Officer 1 Sec 1 YFC 34 Cholr 34 Trnple Trio 4 Dorm Con 4 Treas 4 DONALD STIER Lombard lll Eng Math Scl Transferred from Glenbard Glen Ellyn lll an sensor year PETER EDWARD SWENSON Worcester Mass Eng Soc Studies Cholr 4 Library Asst 4 Football 4 Trans ferred from North Hugh Worcester Mass In lumor year PAUL TELL Akron Ohlo Eng Math Stu Con 1 Band 1234 Soc Choir 34 Com pass 4 Busmess Mgr 4 Radlo Club 1234 Pres 2 Vlce pres 3 Pres 4 Dorm Con 1 Wrestling 34 Track 3 W Club 4 Trumpet Trlo 124 Pep Band 1234 i , . ., , . , . . 5 , . ,T - 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 - - 7 1 1 I I 1 1 1 , , ' ' . . '1 ., , ., . . . . , . , 1 I 1 I - , , . . . , . -1 1 - 1 - 1 1 P 1 I R f ' 'Q 'W , . -1 1 - - - f 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - 7 1 1 1 1 1 - F 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 7 - 1 1 1 ' - - 3 V 4 , , 1 1... Y ' 1 ., . . . . . 5 , . 5 , 5 1 2 I - 1 - - , . -1 1 - 1 1 - , . ., . . 5 . 5 . - , , . . ' 'A -1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 P ' U 1 - I 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 . if: ,lp 3.11 . VV Violin selections were provided by talented violinist, Mr. James Krookevik accompanied by Ballard Libby. pd 8 Seniors were amused and astonished as they listened to Charlie Aregood read their prophecy. The atmosphere was one of enchantment os couples arrived for their first glimpse of The silent World. Those at the speakers table seemed Jirfiitimvwii Q 4 H 54-A-i 'L to be enioying themselves . . . and K- - S K K the delicious food that was served. T A' ' ' . g , . 5f V ., , I -1 5, ' ,, -4. I ,K 5 verve T l -Q- SENIORS DAVE THOMPSON Wheaton III Eng Moth Scl Stu Con 34 Pres 4 Class Offncer 3 Treas 3 'Band 2 Cholr 3 4 Llbrary Asst 4 Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 234 W Club 34 Transferred from Maine Tawnshsp Hugh Chucago Ill In sophomore year ARTHUR TILLMAN Wllton Wls Math Eng Soc Studies Chour 4 Dorm Con 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 234 Transferred from Walton Pub Hugh Wllton Wls un sophomore year BEC KY VAN KAM PEN Venezuela South Amenca Pep Band 3 Pep Club 4 NITA VAN KAMPEN Venezuela South Ameruca Eng Scl GAA 123 Gamma 3 Chonr 234 GAIL VANDER MOLEN Wheaton Ill Eng Srl Math Class Officer l Soc Chaur I YFC Quuz Team 1 PAUL WAYNE VANDER MOLEN Wheaton III Eng Math Audra Vls Asst 1234 PAT VEALE West Chicago lll Sng Soc Studies GAA 1 Gamma 34 Chonr 34 DAVID WATKINS French Equatorual Afnca Eng Math Sc: Transferred from Depew Hugh Depew NY In lumor year , . -1 1 - 1 - 1 1 . : 1 - 2 1 1 1 . 2 : 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 - ' . I . ' -1 -1 - - 1 . 1 ' : 1 1 - - 1 1 l - I . Eng., Math, Soc. Studies. G.A.A. l,2,3,4p Gamma 45 Band 3,41 I . I . -1 - - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . ., ., . , . . 5 , . ., . . . , , , . ., . . . . . 1 , 1 , . -1 1 .- I 1 1 - - Semor members of the Choir led by Jnm Bosgraf sung a very meaningful song Yo all ai the Academy Day By Day Vnce Presedenl of Scrnpture Press Dr Bob Cook charges the seniors with a message dealing wnth V ,he lmpcd funh can have In our 'Ives Caprlce lennols was beauhfully played for us by Marlon Joransen on her marlmba . . ll! 99 ' ln , , -th, I ,v '- v l K , nn I I V ' ls ' V I r 1 L - lv 'Q 1 . s Wo yy y .. , E I sf , 'Q xl l' X N -J 43 Q 1 9 W . The Senior class gifts of a sign for the entrance and a drinking fountain for the reception lounge are pre- sented to the school by Jim Bosgraf, Senior Class President. Congratulations! Bob Dresdow is awarded the traditional S100 Danny Ben Memorial Scholarship. rl, y 73.92 'P' ,N5 1 rf, 'afnf',+-Q - ' Brian smiles as he finally clasps his diploma, Jn lvl 1 Q .15 Alan Brubaker publicly dedicates the 1959 Compass to Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Schell. ,ur up l 1 By Life or by Death is effectively played by Paul Tell on his trumpet. fix' ffl 1 137 7 'YJ 55 4 'I K' K 4-J, -fi ,A A , 'ZA Olx rl 4, .15 , , Q A Jar ' 'Z 'HU I .V 4 . . :iff 45 I i V ww' tn , 'ti l. at iii ii' M' . in . u r 'J-4' .V '-1 - ,S A I 'Q' .U 4n,,Q ', 'le-it Avi W ', - 'f effigy Q c. 3: ,, Ef'? A time . . . to complete days of preparation The graduating class of 1959: First row, Judy Hoffman, Bob Partridge, Ron Sipp, Phyllis Hartley, Bette Owen, Carol Honeywell, Debbie Aker- berg, Donna Beamer, Sally Hanchett. Second row, Chuck Jervis, Bill Chrouser, Bonnie Broeclxer, Maureen Griffin, Gail Vander Molen, Karen Palm, Lynne Cumming. Marion Bowman. Third row, Bob Dresdow, Paul Tell, Dorothy Moneysmith, Nita Van Kompen, Marion Joransen, Sherry Wray, Diantha Dumdey, Joan Kullberg. Fourth row, Bill Hine, Ed David- son, Bill Andrews, Don Steir, Carl Seeland, Carl Regier, Floyd Groen, Vince Nelson. IS' C -nf G 'N F' .5 NAl f, wQqat.. 1841K-'X 'Pisa 'Av' 1 fx Kb Gag, - 4.5-I-,,, . 1 A-wa. ikswx J' Qu. btvivixfrgehchmw A to enter 0 new realm The graduahng class of 1959 Furs! row Becky Van Kampen Kcihy Graffm Pa? Veale Ann Darling Judy Anderfuren Joyce Haihorn Terry Augsburger Dave Wcfkms Loss Posfmus Second row Carol Null Pot McGanms Dorothy Perkins Judy Stewart Gaul Berntson Marlene Maller Phnl Fogle John Novak Third row Connie Payne Faith Hocking Judy Klockzerm Jo Nell Rakas Luz Wyngarden Elhe Eduard Dave Thompson Wes Guenfer Fourfh row Pete Swenson Paul Vander Molen Ari Tlllman Jrm Bosgrof Don Sevall Bryan Johnson Alan Brubaker 14 , J .0 J 1 3 . 4 ' ' f d '.L .Q 1 i . , b 6 - ' -.1 . 4-nj sl g.-g, ,. 9- -Q - ,, ,, .ff ,I - A 3 ' 5 1 , ,-- ,Q ' gs kb - -f -Q ' b Q , rv .. A L ' iff r 95 x' 'A-' ' I el' , f V W ' V V 1' F. -1 'Z-'..i K ..-r . Y, 4, ,Qi Qi. 1434 , .K ,gh fha'-f , thi' ,:. J- f - rx if-.J ' W - 9 -J ' when 1 fr -e .'., .f r.-, v' 9 -:.',.l -mv 'K- U 'J ' -' HI I - ' ' . A .V M 4. W up .ww ' +- ,fy Aa ,l,,,,.A.4 ,Nl 5 I A. , . Q NAA., .M , G ,y ' 2 ' 1 , ' . I I I I I I I q I r . I I V ' I I . I I - F I 1 I , , - DIRECTORY FACULTY STAFF Ar-dersen Barbara 14 51 Askew Thomas 16 38 4 C rlson Shirley Conyers Al 18 Cook Esther 18 Denekas Al 18 Dresdow Louus 18 38 Everett Martha 15 38 Fmley Dolores 14 Hamm John 13 38 41 Harrns Wendall 12 44 49 61 7 9 Hoekstra Betty 17 Huffman Mary 17 Johnson Mevm 12 70 91 Kullberg n E 5 50 52 Leggee Nellie 18 Lemalre Eugene 16 Metzger Wnllram 18 Metzger Zelda 18 Moore Jane 13 47 55 Noble Harold 15 Peterson P ul 15 24 71 Pntcher Calvln 16 Pooley James 13 57 60 61 67 Powell Edmund 17 Smclalr Edna 18 Smlgala Barbara 14 24 Toles Jane 17 38 Van Buren Eva 14 Welttmg June 14 84 91 Werre Kathleen 17 Wulllams Betty 18 Wlllrams Mark 15 Wolff Sarah 17 STUDENTS Akerberg Debbie 46 47 8 1 Anderfuren Judy 41 51 Anderson Lon 19 85 Andrews Bull 40 49 79 Aregood Charles 29 72 Arthur Gary 29 30 31 75 77 Augsburger Terry 75 85 100 103 Bach Nancy 19 40 Balfour Candy 23 40 55 Barber Tom 19 COMPLIMENTS OF DONALD J AUBLE REALTOR AND INSURANCE 325 W WESLEY STREET WHEATON ILLINOIS MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Complete lme of skm care cosmetncs accessornes COURTESY DEMONSTRATION no obllgatuon 107 No Hale MO 8 6685 KAMPP FURNITURE INC 112 No Hale Street Wheaton Illmons Furnuture wlth a futu 8 51 FREE Customer Parking nn Rear CORSAGES AND GIFT ARRANGEMENTS R SCHEFFLER FLORIST 60 GLASS HOUSES Largest Retail Shop In DuPage County WHEATON S TELEGRAPH FLORIST NORTH AND MAIN STREET WHEATON Mo 8 1610 , , , 3 , 91 a , ' 13 ' ' , , , , , 2, 7 I . . 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' 0 .M f -fl- 1 105 Barkdoll Jan 23 71 Beamer Donna 40 46 55 85 Belcher Joan 19 55 Benner Harry 23 Berntson Gall 46 51 55 85 Berntson Grant 19 Bxllsten Rhoda 19 55 Bosgraf Jum 40 44 57 59 61 62 67 68 6 75 84 99 101 3 Bouras Lenore 19 Bowman Marlon 55 85 102 Broecller Bonme 38 40 46 50 55 81 6 Brown Dan 49 61 79 Brubaker Alan 50 52 86 101 103 Brubaker Dean 24 52 79 Burbndge Jerry 23 79 Burtelson Fred 21 41 52 Camp Norm 24 52 71 Carlson Carl 24 79 Carlson Cheryl 24 41 Carlson Davld 19 75 Carlson Jud: 29 47 54 55 Carmean John 19 Carney Pam 24 47 5 Cashlon Dale 22 29 Chan Ken 29 Chrouser 69 70 Chrouser Chrouser Dan 29 30 31 44 Jean 19 47 Bull 57 65 72 73 65 66 67 79 6 JIM SKINNER S SPORTING GOODS 133 N MAIN STREET WHEATON ILLINOIS PHONE MO 8 6321 WHEATON PHARMACY MO 8 6780 201 S HALE VILLA LOIACONO Plzza, Spaghettl Sa ndwlches Open tll mldmght Closed Wednesday For carry outs call Mo 8 5900 Clayton Colleen 24 47 Coburn Jim 19 Cody Carol 24 38 26 40 5 Coffey Dave 24 41 72 Conyers Sandy Copeland Dave 24 52 72 Craxg Art Crawford Mllte 19 Croft Jlm Cummmg Lynne 5 Darllng Ann 16 51 55 86 Davidson Eddie 54 61 63 79 80 DeRosset Duane Denms Lane 72 Dnclcson Bob 30 79 Dlxon Jam 30 61 72 Dodds Jack 25 52 72 79 Dresdow Darla 38 86 Dresdow Robert 25 75 86 101 102 Dumdey Drantha 46 86 102 Dupngny Leigh Theresa 89 Dutton Loss 40 46 47 55 Dryness Bull 24 25 40 44 61 71 Eduard Ellie 46 47 55 87 103 Elders Davnd 21 41 Epp Ann 25 Epp Peter 30 45 Complnments of FROST PAINT CENTER 109 N Mann Wheaton Illmols Complete lme of art supplues paints and wallpapers DONT MAKE A MOVE wlthout calling Mo 8 7234 'For Local Moving and Storage 'For Long Dlstance Movlng 'For Packing and Shnppmg anywhere 'For Tender Handling of Tough Jobs HAHN STORAGE COMPANY 312 Front Wheaton 1 1 1 1 1 1 102 1 ' 1 1 1 1 103 1 ' 1 I 91 1 1 1 1 10 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 ' . .I . 1 , . . . 1 1 1 5 ' , , , 46, 47 , 1 1 1 , 61, 1 , 1 ' , , 79 1 ' 1 1 1 1 741 791 1 5 1 102 Claassen, John 24, 72 l 1 1 1 1 1 5 , 24 , 1 1 1 1 79 ' ' 1 25 I ' ' , ' 25 ' 1 5, 86, 102 ' 1 , 46, 1 1 , 103 ' ' 1 ' 491 1 1 1 1 1 102 ' , , 95 . 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REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Compliments f SOUKUPS SERVICE value wnth servlce HARDWARE TOOLS HOUSEWARES PAINTS GLASS GIFTS MO81111 SHOGER CLEANERS We operate our own plant We PICK UP and DELIVER ONE DAY SERVICE IF DESIRED PERMANET BERLOU MOTHPROOFING MO 8 1511 309 S MAIN WHEATON + , , -l- + -l- + ' 0 + 1 - -l- Glft and Baby Shop 103 . , . . nl- 107 Erlcksen Lynn 30 31 40 46 Eschtruth Pruscllla 20 40 Evans Carol 25 72 Evans Sherry 30 46 47 55 Faulkner Mlke 30 67 68 Faulkner Pele 20 44 71 Faulkner B 30 31 38 44 49 7 61 73 96 Fnllnne Ricky 61 87 Fmholt Rlcky 40 71 Fogle Phrl 40 57 61 79 80 87 Garrett Bull 20 71 75 Gascho Elaine 25 47 55 Gelwlcks Roger 20 Gleser Pa124 25 38 40 Gladstad Joyce 25 47 Grlffln Kafhy 38 40 46 55 87 103 Grnffm Maureen 46 47 54 55 84 87 Groen Floyd 40 84 87 102 Grupp Len 25 52 71 Guenler Darryl 41 52 Guenfer Wes 87 103 Hanchetl Luz 25 47 Hansen Nancy 20 Hanson Jlm 30 41 44 Hare Gordle 30 31 40 67 68 Hare Larry 20 Harris Bob 20 67 71. 79 Harrlson Muna Hass Mlke 25 5 Hafhorn Joyce 47 48 55 88 03 Havens Alvm 25 52 79 Hays George 30 61 Hull Joy 20 Hlnchee Loren ne Bll 61 8B Hnrschy Elame 30 46 Hockmg Fanh 46 88 103 Hockung Jack 30 61 64 79 Hoffman Judy 31 46 55 102 Hollnngsworlh Dave 79 Honeywell Carol 88 102 Honeywell Sharon 25 Hoppe Celeste 25 26 40 47 54 Hovmgh Ruth 20 Hrdlltscka Yolly 31 46 48 55 Huffman Linda 25 40 Huffman Mlrlam 24 25 40 47 48 55 Jervls Chuck 61 63 64 72 73 80 102 Johnson Bryan 40 61 B8 101 103 Johnson Carolyn 20 44 47 Johnson Crang 25 41 52 Johnson Gayle 26 47 Johnson Janet 31 46 Johnson Pau 31 52 75 PHILLIPS PRINT SHOP Soclal and Commercual Prmhng Engravung Rubber Stamps 128 North Hale Slreel WHEATON ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF M 8. H BUILDERS More Happmess for your Home Palms Wallpaper Glass Wmdow Shades Venehan Blinds Thermopane Brzghten the corner where you are Pamt Today CARLSON PAINT STORE ESTABLISHED 1915 121 E From Wheaton Compliments of POWELLS DRUGS 100 N Hale Wheaton . 1 I I I , , , , I I I I , ill ,,,,, 5 , , 72, , , ' .,,,,, 103 I . I I I I I I I I ' , ,,,, 55 , , ' ' , ,,,,,, 102 ' ' ' -l- , , , , + , , + ' . I - I I , ' ,,,,, 79, 81 , ' , , 41, , , ' , ' 47 Hanley, Phyllis 38, 40, 44, 46, 50, 55, 58, 85, . 102 ' ' , ' , 2 ' - , 46 ,,,,, 1 , I , , cc I , , . sv ,D ' T I . I Hi , i , , 102 . I 1 I ' I I , I I . , , , , , ,,,,, 55 . I I I I I . 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H -+- DERRICK DRUGS Joransen Marlon 39 40 46 47 51 55 88 99 O2 Your Kantzer Mary Ruth 31 46 47 Karna Gretta 26 41 55 Kloclrzuem Judy 46 48 55 89 Ph0t'tT1CCy Nenghborhood Prescrnphon Krlmllng Margaret 26 47 55 Kullberg Joan 52 B9 102 K be'9 June 20 1022 College Ave Wheaton Lageschulte Mary 31 39 40 46 47 55 8 E S R Landrey Marlene 20 Landrey Ball 41 79 Lausangum Prum 31 llbby Ballard 31 28 39 40 46 47 54 81 95 9 Lnllo Mary Jane 26 47 55 Muslc speaks a universal language Luckman Sue 26 40 55 WATSON MacDonald Byron 20 49 55 72 McCartney Linda 20 47 McCartney Marianne 31 40 47 81 McCausland Carol 26 47 McCullough Judy McDonald Jeannette 21 41 48 MCDOUSGU MUYYQY 21 Q block west of Cnty Halll McGinnis Pat 44 46 51 54 55 84 89 Mcxeulm mn 26 61 67 AU 0f0 2 4100 6 DOWNER PLACE Martm Anne 26 40 Martin Bunny 31 46 Martin Dave 21 41 Mathias Holly 21 ,,,,,,,,,e, Sue 26 55 HAWTHORNE HARDWARE Medendorp Marge 26 47 Meyer John 26 52 1525 N Mann St MO 8 8844 Muller Jlm 27 41 Muller Marlene 16 46 90 103 'mfs' :':f1'1f' 7 HARDWARE PAINTS GLASS rooLS o rs 1 Mohr Rhmehart 31 6 GIFTS PIPETHREADING Moneysmlth Dorothy 46 47 90 102 Nelson Vance 47 51 61 70 102 Null Carol 40 46 47 90 103 Nnmmo Rndley 31 40 41 59 Noble Kathy 21 47 Norris Joe 32 52 75 Norup Bernice 32 41 46 Novak John 41 44 57 61 63 64 7 74 78 79 84 93 103 THE MOST' Nystrom Suzanne 21 40 Olson Marvae 27 Otto Annie 48 93 a S oufy wendy 21 72 PIZZA Owen Bette 22 46 67 55 93 102 Pahlke Laurie 32 96 at Roosevelt In Palm Karen 38 40 46 51 54 55 93 102 or phone orders 110 , ' ,,,, 48, 1 , , 1 I , I , . . , , , ' , ,,,, 103 . . I I , , , , , , , , , , , - . . , . . , , , I . ' , ,,,,,,, 55, , , 9 .. ,, . - ll , , , . , , , , I . I I ' I I I , , , , , , , li ' ' ' , ,,,, , , , 103 . I . I I . I I I I I I - I I Mathias, Clark 26 , l I I , , , , . 1 . ' ' , ' , , 46, 79 ' , , 41, , , . r . . I 47 - - - l' , ' , , 61, 1 , ' , 61, 7 - - I I I I I . I I I I 1 I I I I . I . I I I , , . I I I I V I I , ,,,,,, 65, 2, I I I I I . , , ' 1 , , , , , , , , , , I ' I . I lllll , I u , . EDDIE RUCH PONTIAC I Firestone Batteries and Tires Shell Gasoline 8- Motor Oil International Cub Tractors International Trucks Complete Auto Service I Front Street at Gary MO 8-5l30 Suppliers of Quality Goodies To Academy Sell-Service Machines CLARK VENDING COMPANY West Chicago Illinois Da 7Mupre77!ofd ON NORTH AVENUE IROUTE l64l RV: MILES EAST OF ROUTE 59 HAIFWAY BETWEEN EIMHURST AND ST. CHARIES, llllNOlS ll Ir lr PHONE WEST CHICAGO T040 IRVING'S NU-WAY LAUNDRY 8 CLEANERS + Branch Offices: WHEATON: I25N MomS1. GlEN EllYN: 490 Cresceni Blvd. Follow the Warriors - in the DAILY JOURNAL Du Page County's Daily Newspaper Wheaton, Illinois MO 8-4110 Glen Ellyn 3456 QUICK FROZEN FOODS 1550 Blue Island Ave Chicago 8 Illinois SPECIALIZING IN INSTITUTIONAL FROZEN FOODS Compliments of COLUMBIA PIPE SUPPLY CO F. L. STEGING ASSOC. CO. 202 S. Mason St. Bensenville, Illinois Wholesale paints, brushes and cleaning supplies WH EATON MEAT CO etail and wholesale meats LOCKER AND PROCESSING SERVICE MO 8 0555 81 8 0556 CREATIVE ART TYPOGRAPHY PRINTING LITHOGRAPHY DIE CUTTING BINDING MAILING COLOR PRESS 1120 pershmg Road 400 Sexton Building Minneapoils I5 Chicago Illinois and Box 28 Brainerd Munn Printer of the 1959 COMPASS ' R' I. -I- + 2 I + . mag Van Kampen Nlta 40 91 92 Van Kampen Warren 28 71 Vander Molen Dorothy Vander Molen Gall 97 Vander Molen Gary 28 Vander Molen Pau 91 97 103 Vaughn Pat 28 55 Veae Pat 40 46 55 97 103 Watkins Dan 33 45 Watkuns Dave 97 103 Wear Jnm 28 72 Wetherbe Bond 28 52 72 Wheeland Doug 22 Wllllams Paul 22 61 Wnlluams Sherm 28 39 40 71 75 77 Wullus Dawn 22 41 47 Wnlson Nancy 30 31 33 44 46 47 Woods Dave 28 52 Wray Sherry 40 46 48 98 102 Wnght Roger 22 Wyngarden L 38 40 46 55 84 98 Youngstrom Patty 22 Zandstra .Ioan 28 47 55 Zummerman Judy 1 A church where everyone us welcome We extend a cordual unvutataon to attend all our servuces and 8 15 Buble teachung Mussuons Youth Music Church by the Side of the Road Roosevelt Rd at Campbell Wheaton Edwm S Johnson, Pastor DR PEPPER 8. HIRES BOTTLING COMPANY 2012 Plannfueld Road JOLIET ILLINOIS REGENT PRODUCTS 251 E Grand Avenue Chncago 1, Ilhnous -I- ARTIST SUPPLIES DRAFTING MATERIALS , ' , , , 97, 102 , 21 , ' , 102 ' , , 72 , I . , I , , . , , ' , , n - u ' ' , , Sundays at 9:30, 10:45 a.m., 5:45, 7:00, 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' I ' ' - - ' , ir , , , , , , 03 I 114 SERVING DU PAGE COUNTY SINCE 1923 VVHEATO D E Youn cHuRcH HOME QQ ZQQN G S AwAY mom Home 83OB.'H0Oc Monng Worshp 5 30 p Conquerors Meet g N AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO 700 P E e 9 Wmhp WHEATON BIBLE CHURCH Umon 8. Cross Streets 333 W Wesley St Wheaton WHEATON If you wont cleomng rh 1 b mn c s way cl ove par bundle It up and brmg ut to Karr KARR CLEANERS S FURRIERS 115 Ii ll A , . ll if r?555rQ5Q'ZE1?25Q?i5 Q?f5SS5E3EZE3E51'.'5 ' f- 2 raw '51....:E'-,T . . ...V .,, M ,,.,1.p -,-.- . ,,:4-.K-1.1. . 45, : : .m. ...,,,,,,..,.. r i i : .m. - ...,.A,...... .... i n : .m. ,,,..A,,,..,,..,..... v ni i l 3 I ll ' I X . I 1 . v 'L I x f C . L Q r ' II V V I l A . I A 5 1 :Q l v , . . ' o , , Y . 61 , f ' . HAWTHORNE PHAMACY WINFIELD FUEL 3. MATERIAL co WINFIELD ILLINOIS HOURS 9 a m 10 p m Weekdays Q m 6 P m Sundays Bulldlng Maternal WIN OIL Coa MO 8 7600 Our buslness desugned 1425 N Mann Street Wheaton Illmous with You m mmd MONARCH RICHELIEU Two Greatest Food Names Complete Inne of highest quality and good taste CONSOLIDATED FOODS CORPORATION ' INSTITUTIONAL DIVISION RIVER GROVE ILLINOIS Wheaton s 12 1 department store SCOTT SLOAN CO foff.nemefchcnd-se II6 -I- I 9 . . - . . . . . - - - - ll n 1 . . . . H I I I g p ' I as I 1 p , I 5,9 , 5 ' I Lil - ff 'W' ' fi ,if 1 s -7 fn ' SEE - . . . MW 757 miaodonon PRE-SS pf er bk rr a 938 Y C uw, no -,,-,, va awszve a A pLMl1 YI 5 5530 Wi TCW- E general manager P LDL L BENSON PMYLUR MMERN WSU MW XUTERPRESS YRNWKB mrs at magumes mms camngs drsunvme artvmrk 'Uno glAl'1Ana T he best f,-,end YOUr Car has 203 soufh wheaton Avenue N N 0 R R I S 'II7 I so 'rs e X Formed Good News Pres yu 1. 9900 . L1' 1. - S ST II, ILLINOIS Y i I 1- iii?--- Y I If Il? al lfi l ll i ' 'Awmg 3 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS The COMPASS Staff washes to express appreciation to the following for thelr help and co operatlon which made thus yearbook possible Mr Kullberg who as sponsor spent long hours helpnng and durectnng us an assembling thus book Mr Johnson and the Faculty for theur enthusnastuc support of the Compass Walmger Studio for thenr wonderful photographuc work Those flrms and merchants whose products are herenn advertised Lakeland Color Press for theur graphuc art servuces The enture student body who patromzed Compass concessuons and maintained good will toward Compass throughout the year