Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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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.

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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

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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