Wheaton Community High School - Wecomi Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1939 volume:

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Mofzsn ictww Jnlusuy Marion Slorck - Janel Wood - Roy Clanslcy Belly Slafford Phyllis Glidden Helen Townsend Mary La Salle James March - Harvey Meyers - Mary Louise Long - Julianne Neu - Mr. Donald Burger - Miss Edilh McCormick Mr. Franlc Sandholm ---- - - All scenes and persons porfreye is purely premedifafed. d in lhis prcducfion a no way ficlilious, Produclion Edilor - - Scenarios - Pholography - - Wrilers Assislanl Producer Business Manager Assislanl Manager - - - COPY Produclion Adviser Lilerary Adviser Business Adviser d y resemblance lo persons or scenes 's X .-.-......-- If XX I 1 1 1 X X ,f I ff X!! .ff f U -p-I-,,,-' S X xx S - C7!CdJel4fL Wat! The Senior Class of l939 is proud To dedicale This Wecomi To: A loyal friend ' An eminenf leacher An energelic leader 0 A 'rrue American ,.,.Q , h Q-f4Sff5 1 'V '-'Q ' qkws, 1:-.vi - . K .N x Q xx K , A U S Jn ffm fiywflzyllf - ln developing a lheme for lhis Wecomi lhe slaff has 'furned 'ro one of 'rhe grealesf induslries in fhe hislory of America, lhe Molion Piclure lnduslry. Achieving fhe peak which il occupies 'roday 'rhis indusfry exerls a mosl marked influence on +he lives and cusloms of Americans, as if produces new pafrerns of lhoughl, speech and aclion. Key words have been added 'ro our vocabulary fhrough ils porlrayal on fhe silver screen. Charac+ers and scenes can be found in Hs realm comparable To 'rhose of every day life. The American Public has furned fo molion picfures as one of i'rs maior sources of amusemenl and has absorbed many of ifs words and ideas. Realizing The influence exerTed by The moTion picTure world, The sTaTT of This Wecomi has herein aTTempTed To porTray our own school year and our school liTe as a conTinuous moving picTure. Words, ideas. and modes have been incorporaTed in This book which are now words and ideas of The American Public. This innovalion has made iT necessary To reorganize The plan oT The book which we Teel is an improvemenT over The TradiTional Type oT WheaTon Annual. The sTaFF hopes ThaT you will view This book in The lighT oT The moving picTure indusTry, as iT has aTTernpTed To show high school liTe as a conTinuously moving, ever inTeresTing drama of life. ww Sinha The muniTY High SchOZbOaS KX . WheaTon CO H Trom U' S' XNorTd sees 'CO lfLCii0lfL Developing some more headaches I over ayouTs STorck, ediTor-in-chief and Mr. Burger, head OT Wecomis, Trying To geT everyones picTure book. Mario ' I5 ya is aT The sam IT is an old sTory To Mr B o a ig iob being ediTor and arT T . M GF adv n was also arTisT Tor The bo lc Th' IT's b' ' ' ' ' W . urger as This I939 is The Tenfh successive year he has been The adviser Three All A ' . merucan books in ThaT Tim bri hTe d h' ' g ne is days, and he sTill has hopes Tor one. Bn 6710 inTo e Til eccl I1 eh T F-' 11111 - if ' I ,,-,. or rms VV corn: Hard af worlc Sfandrng ef flue left are lvlary La Salle, club experr a d Belly Sfafrord wlfn flue ,oencvl w o wrole flwe senior wrifeups and af 1 e rrgluf IS Helen Townsend poef and sporfs wrffer. Sealed af flue leff are Jane? Wood assocrafe edlfor In cl-large o a liferary efforls, and Miss McCormrclc lu ad of ine English Deparfmen? and long experienced In annua scenarios Pluyllfs Glldden ine flffh member of fne sfaff, had plenfy fo do wrflw he preparaflon of copy On page 72 will be found a snap of Jfmmy March a lc ou? l'1 hard al worlc, and all fhrouglw flue bool: we gw fograpluer, always behind fh fndncew Iqolm, . Mr. Sand . dle wllll , - GY h Business heads rnfhae llggok, Slandanaanfy 12359 T e' ss adviser of er Who' Wllh d UP Whal busme buslness rnanagh ads and me Q? Meyers. 1 el Sold T 5 .Sin 55514071- L ng'5 assns+af1C ht ,fine adverfl 9 o I . mjg y we 'fl 'nk 'S 6 AN-N ,.-uf' t Mrs Marchl , cl of Direq orS1 I 'bbeitsi 1 !TFwe 505' 1 Mr. T1 Mgr, ' - ' - w mrs' Fisiherq Mr. Coats. SreJ,4OAnson, Sec. of Dust 35- Burr PreS. O' D352 Tlnvwp H-up Fvldurf? WAS taken' ' ,,,S,-M A P I' Wag, no? P Od? Eleven years ago Mr. Tibbeiis became ine superinfend- en? of our schoois, and two years Iafer Mr. Coafs was seiecfed for a posifion on The school board. Since 'then in a spin' of friendliness the rwo have joined Their besf efforfs for 'He improvemenr of our school. For ine pas? three years Mr, Cours nas very ab1y led We board as Hs President iZ6Cf0ZA f lnleresl and enerqy have always been disfinclive marlcs ol membership on The Whealon Cornmunily High School Board. The boards lalesl problem has been accornmodalions for fhe ever irrcreasinq numbers of sludenls. Subrnilled plans for an addilion lo lhe school buildinq received lhe approval of bolh The board and The volers of The dislricl. A qovornmenl loan is all lhal is needed before olher necessary plans nah be made. Mi. John M, Playe Mr, H. J. Burt A pleasanl shoclc qreeled lhe assembled sluden? body af an early dale lhis fall. The cause: The presenlalion of luxurious new wine Colored Curlains lo lhe school for fhe audiloriunn. The Board of Educalion is responsible for This welcome con- fribulion. The board has made a second improvernenl in The hiqh school lhiskyear, 'Ihe insfallalion of a labor saving dishwasher in lhe caleleria. To you who have made These lhinqs possible we say wilh hoarlfell sincerily, Thanks for Everyfhing. wnlnlfs fmfou K K Ubbeiis PUNOXRC Sch K Supefmiendeni Lai Hge Wheaion X x x ff X M. F. Robe-rfs Principal of Hue Whe f a on Communff H y igh Schoof Q Miss DoroThy Allen Mr. Ralph Boyden Mr. Donald C. Burger Mr. J. EvereTT Bussarf ,1. yr if ' Miss Helen tMISS DOROTHY ALLEN , . . B.S. Iowa STaTe College, Ames .Iowa . , . Does a biT oi Traveling during vaca- Tion . . . Likes a show wiTh William Powell , . . Preierred subiecT in high school was Typing . . . Orchid is her TavoriTe color . . . Loves To hear lllhe Umbrella Man. tiviR, RALPH BOYDEN , . , Teaches in summer lim agine ThaTI . , . Likes To play chess . . . ATTended DakoTa Wesleyan, Parsons College, NorThwesTern and Lewis lnsTiTuTe . , . Likes Don Ameche on The screen . . , FavoiiTe song is The I Donkey Serenadel' . . . Enjoyed maTh- ernaTics in high school. i' MR, DONALD C. BURGER , . . Head of Science DeparTrnenT . , . Adviser Tor annual , . . Likes To iish in summer . . . Has his A.B. Trom Hanover College and M. A, Trom Indiana Universify . . . ls a ham radio operaTor . . . Likes a movie sTar if he likes The show and vice versa. 'l' MR, J. EVERETT BUSSART . . . Has B. S, and M.S. from UniversiTy oT Illinois , . . Nursery inspecfor Tor STaTe AgriculTure De- parTmenT in summer . . . FavoriTe sTar is Edward EvereTT HorTon . . . Hobby is insecT collecTing and idenTiT'ica' Tion . . , Liked maThemaTics in high school. i'MlSS HELEN CHILES . . . A.B. Trom MacMurray College and M.A. Trom The Universiiy oT Colorado . . , LaTin was her pei high school Topic . . . Likes movie work oi Spencer Tracy and Luise Rainer , . . Likes To go To school or Travel in summer. i' MISS MARCIA COWEN . . . Has her Ph.B, from Chicago UniversiTy . . , Her inieresiing hobbies are hiking and phoiography . . . I-ler T'avoriTe movie sTar is JeaneTTe MacDonald . . . In summer she Travels . . EavoriTe high school subiecT was English. irMISS MARGARET DIRKS . , . Music direcTor . . . B.S.M. and M.S. Trorn Columbia School oi Music and NorThwesTern UniversiTy . . . PavoriTe movie sTar is Mickey Mouse . . . Spends summers Traveling in Wesl . . . Mafhemaiics was The high school subiecT she enioyed The mosT. 'K MISS MARTHA C. DOUGLASS . . . GraduaTed R,N, Trom MounT Sinai Training School Tor Nurses in New York CiTy . . . Also aTTenrled The UniversiTy of Missouri Tor Three years . . . Likes To go camping in Maine . . . Among her hobbies are reading and horseback riding . . . Favo- riTe movie sTars are Leslie Howard and John Barrymore. 'I' MISS GRACE EELGAR . . . Adviser oi Scripi Club . , . A.B. and M,A, degrees Trorn Iowa Wesleyan College and The UniversiTy oi Minn .... Guiding influence oi G.A.O.P.'s . . . Enioys Traveling Though The Harbor of Vicloria is her TavoriTe vacaTion spoT . . . Likes The color, blue. Miss Grace Felgar ,IWW issffxiarcia Cowen Nl' Miss MargareT Dirks Miss MarTha C, Douglas ill! . Y-1 X C ,if -?-s Mr. John Keys Mis Elizabefh I-Iusled Miss Tillie I-louis Mr. Roberl I-lorsley ir MR. HERBERT B.ECI. from Weslern Illinois Sfale Teachers College al Macomb . . . Will work on his M,A. Ihis summer . , . Liked 'fhe films ol Will Rogers . . , Latin slrange as il rnay seem, was his 'favo- rile high school subiecl , . . Track, in all ils aspecls. is his hobby. 'A' MR, ROBERT HORSLEY . , , Universily ol Illinois responsible for his B.S. in Ed .... Liifening lo Ihe radio is his hobby . . . Admires Spencer Tracy . . . Sheepishly adrnilled Ihal he liked Algebra in high school . . . Enioys lhe aclivilies ol Ihe boys camp of which he is direclor. i' MISS TILLIE I-IOUTS . . . B.S. from Sfale Teachers College, Maryville, Ohio , . . Also attended Fredric Mizen Ari Academy and lhe Chicago Ari lnslilule . . , Favorile movie slar is Tyrone Rower . . . Plays Tennis in The surnmerrime . . . Favorite subiecl in high school was malhemalics. i MISS ELIZABETH I-IUSTED . . Likes To 'Iravel in summer . . . Received her Ph.B, from Denison Universily and also has an M.A. from Co lumbia , . , Likes Charlie McCarlhy . . . Favorile subiecl in high school was hislory . . . l'Ier hobby is doing lor The Girl Reserves, 'A' MR. JOHN KEYS . . . I-'las a B.E, degree . . , Allended Weslern Slate Teachers College. Universiry ol Colorado, and Iowa . . . Favorile screen sfar is Popeye . . . Admils he likes Io sleep during vaca lion . . , Enioyed sludy hall mos? during high school years , . , Of his hobbies he will name only lishing, hunr- ing and ping pong. 'l'MISS J. MIRIAM LEEDLE . . , Was awarded her AB. al The Universily ol Illinois . . . Also allended lhe Universily ol Chicago . . . George Arliss is her favorile cinema aclor , . , Likes lo travel during summer . . . Playing The piano and organ conlribule enioymenl Io her leisure momenls. 'A' MISS EDITH MCCORMICK . . . B.A. from Universily ol Michigan . . . Besl liked high school subiecf was English . . . Sum- mers are spenl al school or in Travel . . . Enioys seeing Jeanelle MacDonald and Nelson Eddy on lhe screen ...I-lobby is Ihe cooking and Ihe clipping of recipes. i MISS LORREE M, MARANVILLE . . . Enlhusiaslic Euro- pean fraveler . . . Likes France . . . Teaches French . . . AB, and M.A. degrees from Knox College and lhe Universily of Wisconsin . . Has Ulofs ol lavorile movie srars' . , . Favors The color, while . . . Swimming and Iiferalure are her hobbies. 'l'MISS JENNIE MINER , . . l-lead ol Home Economics Deparlmenl . . . Goes To movies for enlerlainmenl . . . Favorile color is blue . . . BS. and M,S. lrom lhe Iowa Slale College and Univere sify of Chicago . . . Likes To read, play golf and do many other interesling things. x Miss J. Miriam Leedle Q9 Miss Edilh McCormick Miss Lorree M. Maranville Miss Jennie Miner La'U1LL lvl. IVI Miss Agnes Monrgomerie Miss Abby Prendergasf Mr. Morris F. Roberfs Mr. Frank H 'A' MR, HAROLD MONSON . . . Aflended Sf. Olai's College and Universify ol Wisconsin . . . Has his A.B, de- gree . . . Favorire screen slar is Ronald Colman lal leasl for the presenrl . . . Hobbies are hunfing and fishing when he can lake time from his srudy of law. 'NMISS AGNES MONTC-OMERIE . . . Has Ph.B. from fhe Uni- vorsily ol Chicago , . , Pei subiecls while in high school were arf and English . . . Likes io shop . . . Confesses lhal peach is her Iavorile color . . . Enioys a lilm slarring Myrna Loy . , . Does 'ieverylhingu during The sum- mer. i MISS ABBY PRENDERGAST . . . Has her B,S. from Whealon College . . . M.S. -from Norfhweslern .,.Goes camping in lhe summer. .. Has been a camp councilor and likes il very much . . , Favorire subiecl in high school was geonnefry , . . Likes lo see Shirley Temple in a movie. i' MR. MORRIS F. ROBERTS . . . Enjoys gardening, phorography and music . . . A,B. from Harvard Universiry and M.A. from Universiiy of Wisconsin , , . Thrills lo a movie wirh Myrna Loy , . . Enioys good music especially symphonies . , . Favorite subiecfs in high school were Zoology and Greek. 'A' MR. FRANK I-I SANDHOLM . . . Has his A.M, degree from The Uni- versily of Illinois . . . Thinks Joe E. Brown is marvelous . . , Works in +I-we summer . . . Liked The sfudy of Ger- man while in high school . . . Likes lo do so many fhings he can'l decide which is his hobby. i' MR. CHARLES B. VAUGHN , . . Has his B,Ed, from Wesrern Sfafe Teachers and his M,A, from Columbia Universify . . . Likes +0 'rravel and sludy in summer . . . Ronald Colman is his movie idol . . . Furiherrnore he claims hisiory was his pei subiecf in high school . . . Loves fo wander lhrough hislorical monumenls. 'A' MR. L. DEAN WALLACE . . . B.A. from Universiiy of Iowa is working on his M.A .... Hisfory was his lavorile high school subiecf . . . Likes lo see Clark Gable on rhe screen . . . His hobby is dancing . . . Favorire summer acliviiies are swimming, driving, and loaling . . . Likes Sfar Duslf' AMISS JOSEPHINE WIGGINS . . . Allended Valparaiso Universiry . . . Favors William Powell and Jeanelle MacDonald . . . Enioys Travel in summer especially near bodies of wafer so she can send boilled messages from which she gels many inferesling replies. 'A' MR. WARREN C. WRIGHT . . . B. Ed. from Oshkosh Siale Teachers College and M. Ed, lrom Universiiy ol Chicago . . . Liked hisfory in high school , , , Enioys Wallace Beery's movie performances . . . Goes lo school in summer . . . Hobby is silling llhis Iasl was added by a friend of hisl. 'A' MISS GLADYS SCHARNWEBER . , . B.A. from ihe Universily of Sourh Dakola . . . Also allended Rockford and Gregg Business Colleges . . . Hobbies are crocheiing and read- ing , . . Likes To lravel in the summer . . . Mickey Rooney is her favorite movie siar . . . She liked English and yping in high school. Mr. Warren C. Wrighl dbg., Q. l Miss Josephine Wiggins Q! Mr. L. Dean Wallace Mr. Charles B. 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The t clg 77' flfv DGNO e 66? f 'K s 1 Nm Q' on 'AWN Nmvv I-1 Fl qu '- Erwin Soukup-Leadership Qizffe Esfher SfeverwswCIfIzenship Pemnq-Musi Carol Reiman-Socie-+y Janef Wood-Scholarship Qzffe JZULZ, Maggie and Bill Burghardf-Afhlefics -if -j af 1939 Kei Cfarlc Presldflnf Ma IC Sur 5 g ardf Vfce Pr Jlbfq, es dpnf WEARL ALMDALE. So Wha+f7 Earl is one senior who has The proper school spiril and how he uses if af lhe gamesl He lilres qirls, dancing, and rnofor cycling lso well, in lacf, fha? he's a member, in good sfandinq, of The Fox Valley Cycle Clubl. His main inreresf is sporfs. fROBERT ARMSTRONG. l Dreamy of Jeannie wifh fhe Lighf Brown Hair. Bob plays ping pong when he isn'+ singing wilh the Glee Club. He hopes +o be a public accounfanf and malze use of his boolrlreeping. He has been a member of lpfa and Commerce Clubs and sings in fhe Glee Club. Pork chops are his favorile food. 'ICHARLOTTE BAKER. l'm Glad for Your Salle. Charloffe has found lhaf her oulside inleresl lay along fhese lines: GR. I-2-3, Vice-President, 4 Presidenfg Forfune Guild 3-43 Shorlhand Club 4, Vice-Presidenf: and Sfudenf Conference Treasurer 3. Slcelching is her hobby and ice box cake her favorife food. 'l'BERNICE BARTEE. Happy asa Lark. Bee lilres ice cream and devil's food calre. She infends fo do sece rerarial work alfer graduafion providing she can use comp, lomefry. She has belonged fo C-.A.A. l-2-3-4, GR. I-2-3-4. and Commerce Club 4. Scrap books are her hobby. Bernice Barlee Barbara Bea rdsley 'IROBERT BARTLETT, Why Worry? Bob lilces Yo swim, play golf, and have a good lime during vacafion. He has been a member of Commerce Club 4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 3-4, Hi-Y I-2-34, Sfudenl Conference 2-3, Ar? Club 2, Forfune Guild 3, and Hislory Club 4. WBARBARA BEARDS- LEY. 'How lo Win Friends. Bobby lilres yellow and brown clolhes ancl prefers asparagus 'ro any ofher food. Her infer- esfs in high school covered: CLR. I-2-3-4, lpla 4, Forfune Guild 3-4, l-landicraff 4, Broadcasl l-2-3-4, and Sfudenl Con- ference for lhree semesfers. 'NANNA BOLLWEG. So Help Me. Anna plans lo enfer sales worlc affer graduarion. She belonged lo GR. for four years, GAA. in her firsl year, and Forfune Guild in her lhircl year, Nexf fo reading, wrifing for lhe Shorlhand Club is her lavorile paslime. WROBERT JOHN BORTER. Then l'lI Be Happy. Bob finds radio an inferesfing hobby and Science Club is his layorife school acfivily. He infends To worlc when he is graduafed maybe al boolclceeping since lhal was his fayorife subiecf in high school. 'RDORIS BROWN. Love Thy Neighbor. Doris 'tools a greaf inferesf in sporfs and G.A.A. in her firsf No years. buf G.R. has been her favorife club for fhe four years. This year Sfu- denf Conference and Commerce Club haye held her affen- fion. 'IGEORGE BURGHARDT. Ordinary Guy. The main reason for fhe success of Wheafon Tigers in The pasf fhree years is Maggie He has been a member of A.B.C., a mem- ber of Sfudenf Conference, Co-caplain of fhe foofball 'team as well as Vice-Presidenf of fhe senior class. Good luclc. Mag ! 'RWILLIAM BURGHARDT. What Have You Gof Thaf Gels Us? Bill, Pefe. Squirt -'false your choice. His favor- ife pasfime is sporfs as anyone can guess from his brillianf foofball and baslcefball record. He was baslcefball capfain fhis year. a member of Sfudenf Conference. and is allergic fo blondes. 'ki-IEATI-l BYFORD ll's a Facff' Heafh's ambi- fion is fo be a firsl' class lawyer, and our guess is fhaf he'll malce a good one. He affended Onargo lvlilifary Academy for fhree years, buf since coming fo us, 'rhe science club and dramafics have received his affenfion. William Burghardf Roy Clanslcy 'RROY CLANSKY. You Oughf fo Be in Picfuresf' Roy's iusf an all-around senior who lilres fo eal pork chops wifh his fin- gers. He has belonged fo Hi-Y for four years, and was presi- denf fhis year. He is a Science Club member, officially, fhis year, and our annual sfaff pho+og. 'RKEITH CLARK. You Never Know. He's small, buf fhe foofball feam couldn r manage wifhouf him. Neifher could we seniors because he's our presidenf and was our freasurer lasf year. He's been a Hi-Y member for four years and a Forfune Guild and Sfamp Club member for fwo years. 'l'WlLLlAM CLARK. A Liffle Smile Each Morning-. Bill lilies hisfory-in facf if has been his favorife acfivify and sub- iecf. He has been a member of Hisfory Club 2-3-4, Science Club 3, Vice-Presidenf 4, Lafin Club 2. and Forfune Guild 3. He was vice-presiclenf of Sfudenf Conference lasf year. 'FDORA FRANCES COX. Don'f You Know or Don'f You Care? Dora's been a busy girl wifh GR. I-2-3-4, Forfune Guild 3-4, G.A.A. I-2, Handicrafl Club 4, nof fo menfion orchesfra and Glee Club. She has been secrefary of Forfune Guild and Glee Club fhis year, and infends fo be a nurse. f M if sf , C51 f ry MQ ,VW .1 ix Jwfw if Heath Byford Keifh Cla rl: X fVX,9.!NLb elif if -ihsox QJUJT William Clark Dora Cox Robe ff Dar Fgw Thom G5 Davi S Gere ldgne Dreis 1 ff X .'XNNhen khe Crrcus Came Xo 'Xownf' ' d he'XX sau, VsoberX Edward ' ' noe, and NX CXubs X he aXwa4s N5 iXlObEXlX DFRRONN Pxsk h'rm wha! h'rs name rs an X.ee Darrow, Jr. XXX, Esqf' X.aXXn, 'Sue have Xaken up hXs Yrme dur'rnq h'rs Xour years, bu manaqed Xo q'we Xhe band a b'r'r oX h'rs X'rme, Y'XX'XONX DPNX5. Me hMseXX and Xf' Tom XXX.es dramafrcs. X'Xe had a park 'rn 'the 'rumor pXax4 and d'rd a marveXous 'rob 'rn e roXe oX Scrooge Xh'xs pask Chfrskmas noi X0 menfxon other paris. XfX'rs 6CX.XV.X'X'XBS have been X'X'r-Y, Xror- d Srudenk Conherence. 'KGEORGE ' ar X'Xerf' Dah has XrddXed ' qukre a b'rk, buX he's an ' Xerkers Xor Xooi- ' a Xkne TXUTVX une C5u'rX , N. hiker X.o bunch oX mu X'Xe has reserve d Xourkh years. ush and dr'w d LONIGXY. aroun F Number X a d Xrach Xn hXs X XReXd he has aX DXNE DREXS. S ask Xour year , ' she Round kr ear X'Xenr'reXXa Dumperk Xdoward Duncan NRXEXXPN N. DX.XhlXX7EX7fX. Shes Gai SomeXhXn' 'Xheref' X'XenrNn ba X she Xkhes GR. beiier, She beXonqed Xo GR. X-'1.-'B-4, man, and nd'rcraXX 4, and GXee CXub X.She was 'rumor c,Xass Xoam can use. 4 X'Xand'rc,raXX Cabkner Xh'rs year. 4rvXOxN. Gerrsfs had a Xrne hme onranaf' X'Xow're came ko us dramafrcs renewed mosk OX her ar e chooX, NXXXes CAN, Mon- Xo be prefirdenk oX SXudenX ConXerence X amber OX X'X'X5f. member oX GR. X-7.-'B-4, Fortune Gvu'rXd '5-lv, besrdes cahon. sfrce-pres'rdenX oX Xhe Xa'r'Xer. 4lX'XX: XXX.es daXes, bu Yforkune CvuKXd 'A-4, Xda secreiary and a member oX 'the PRD DUNCAN. Go'xn' Bad ko OXd VX 'rn h'xs rumor year Xrom Cusier Counw X'X'rqh 'S Xana. X'Xe has been 'treasurer oX X'X'rsXors4 CXub and a m X'X'rs hobby 'rs Xasfrnq basMeXbaXX, and he hkes Xo XraveX dunrnq va 'XheXma Bern'rc.e Farnham hlXar'ran Vrrqrn'ra Foriman 4KXX'XEX.hlXIN BEXINXCX: PINRNYXAM. So Many XJXemor'res. XheXma 'rs one Xw'rrXer5 who 'rs qraduared Xh'rs year, hlrusrc 'rs her ma'rn 'rnkeresi Xrom her ac,X'w'rX'resz band X-7.-4, GXee CXub X-7., X'Xand'r- 6u'rXd 4, She afiended h'xqh schooX 'rn Oh'ro Xasi OVJXMIKN. 'XX've Goi a Pod-ekXuX oft 'Xe mabnq orhers beauXXXuX. She Xl 344, V'rs'rk'rnq reXaX'wes drXnXr.Xnq maXXed5 oX our as qou can see c,raXX 4, and horrune year. fhfXfNX7sXPxN VXRGXNXA X' Dfeafnsf' Vrarkan wanks Xa spend her Xr was a G.fN.Px. member X, Band 'L-3-4, and 6. . durknq vaeakkon remakns her Xavorrke pashme, wh'rXe runs a cXose second. erous d an DXZXQPX OX-rnq d w'rXh a skcrans 'XhXeXe. d hrs XX an h'rrd an X'Xes on Xhe X oX Xhe p e 'the GX'.XlPXX, H wee? an ' khese p s 'Xhouq X nhon, ' h'rs pask 4 be e who h Glee Cl four ar. She crefary presid he Gle sfudy a fer gr A VENS our He fe a grand lhis yea l A Havens Bwfe Havens Barbara ndden . J, G5 phYIIIS keff a F05 d LIOY Richo' 1'RlCHARD LLOYD FOSKE7T Day Dreaming. Dial wanfs fo go fo college when he is graduafed. His favor- ife acfivify is Science Club which corresponds wifh his hobby, phofography. Dick likes fo spend his vacafion fraveling and swimming. He has been a member or' Sci- ence Club 4, and Ari' Club 2-3. YPHYLUS J. GUDDEN. l'm in a Happy Frame of Mind. Phyllis belonged fo G.R. ls4, French Club I-2-3, GAA. l-2-3, Glee Club 2-3. Forfune Guild 3-4. and Annual Sfah' fhis pasf year. Oh, yes, she plays in fhe orchesfra, foo. Green is her favorife color: pineapple her favorife foodr and camp her favori aclivify, WBARBARA HAVENS. Wifh a Smile and Song. Bobs is one of lhose forfunafe peopl marvelous voices. She belonged fo years, and G.R. her fhird ye Band in 3 and vice- hopes fo H ave ub all was se enf of f fhusic f . Puf Y r, has John Helfrich Kennefh Hepler of fhe IGJOHN HElFRlCH. l Can Dream, Can? l? Johnny h'nQ's ph e Club 2. She fography an inleresfing hobby. He was presidenf or' Hisfor adualion. 'BRUCE A. year and has belonged fo Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Hislory Cl iff lf? d 50119-H 571168, life his SiS- Club 2. He is undecided aboul plans aff voice. Hes presidenf of fhe Glee Club HEHER. The Trombone Manf' K r, n fhe fhree years hes been af Wheafon he's and he lilres hunling and h' ' en lil fo foin HAY and Glee Club, His only hobby is sophomore year. ' eping his Ford running, and he does a good iob of fhaf. been his ' Q. y Club f ' ub 2-3-4 er grad ' enny shing. H Hisfor acfivifi Beffy Rufh Howell Alfred Hoy YBETTY RUTH HQWELL. Be Oplimisiicf' B lil-es sporfs of all finds, buf she ha Handicraff Club, and Aff C ing her sophomore fhis year m effy is s belon lub bes' and fun' . WALFR aesfro f l his , and Lafin uafion. ,KENNETH is a fnusician of greaf e was vice-presidenf of y Club 2, lafin Club l-2 ies ofher fhan band wo lr dbilify, fhe class in his . and Hi-Y 2x3-4, have r . very alhlciliq, sbp ged fo GR., Travel Club, ides GAA. She leff Wheafon dur- ior years, buf relurned af fhe beginning of ED HOX Girls ll like 'em Alljf' The redeheaded o fhe violin whose melodies enfrance members of W, C, H, S, s none ofher fhan Silly Hoy. His acfivifies were Hi-Y 4, Glee Cl Forfuno Guild .7-4, French Club l, Sroadcasl' 2, and Orch ub 2, es fra 4. ' I I Ru+h Marie Hughes Suzanne Hull Eloise Idle 'kRUTI-I MARIE HUGHES. Oh, Whaf a Thrill. Rufh Marie Hughes, popular secrefary of fhe senior class. Sludenf Con- ference, and G.R., has fulfilled her ambifion. secrefarial work. Her ofher aclivilies have been Arl and Handicraff clubs, G.A.A., Forfune Guild, and Glee Club. i'SUZANNE HULL. Thrill of a Life Time. Sue, senior hearfbreaker, has found lime durinq her four busy years for Forfune Guild 3-4, Lalin Club 2-3, G.A.A. I-2, French Club 3, World Hislory Club 2. Sue's hobby is kniffinq, and her favorife food is ice cream. i'ELOISE IDLE. California, Here I Come. Eloise June Idle, Cubby, likes fo design dresses and similarly, sewing is her Iavorile sfudy. She has been a member of Ari Club I-2, French Club I, G.R. 2-3-4, World Hislory Club 2, Forfune Guild 3. Travel Club 4. 'l'.IOSEPI I GEORGE KLEINWACHTER. From a Liffle Dufch Kindergarlenf' Joe came Io us from Marmion Mililary Acad- emy, and he likes roller and ice skafing almosl as well as he likes work. He was senior class freasurer and has been a mem- ber of Sfudenl' Conference. Like mos? boys his favorife color is blue. 'kWARREN KNIGHT. Carry Me Back To My Vir- ginia. Warren plans on being a bufcher, buf during school years he preferred hunling and Iishinq Io any olher aclivifies. Geography, hislory, and science held his alfenlion and also inferesl oufside of . . . need we Tell you whom? Blue clolhes are his weakness. i'DOROTHY E. KRUEGER. So Lovely. Dol wants fo become an air hosfess. She has faken part in several plays and has belonged Io G.A.A. I-2-3-4, GR. 4, Forlune Guild I-2, World I-lislory Club 2. American Hislory Club 3, and Lafin Club I-2. Beffy Jones Drexel Kaminsky 'NBETTY JONES. Have You Mel' Miss Jones? prefers ou?-of-'fown men, or so if would seem. Buf aside fhis suqqesfed acfivify she has been class vice-presidenf member of G.A.A., Forfune Guild, GR., Debafe, World Iory, and Lafin Clubs. ADREXEL KAMINSKY. II's Ihe ural Thing To Do. Dream has belonged fo Hi-Y I-2- Commerce Club 4, Forfune Guild 3, French Club 2, Ari' C 4, Hisfory Club 4. His Iavorife food is cherry,pie a Ia mo which he eals wifh Uenyihing 1'haI's handy. Joseph George Kleinwachler Warren Kniqhf Dorofhy E. Krueger AZM7. QI.. Helen Kunze William La Chance William Laechelt Mary La Salle Tom Leary ARY LA SALLE. Never in a Million Years. Mary is very h interested in music and wants to be a child psycholo- someday. She has participated in Latin Club I-2, G.A.A. , G.R. I-2-3-4, Broadcast 2-3-4. Fortune Guild 3-4, History b 3, Annual Statt 4. YTOM LEARY. Why Doesn't Some- y Tell Me These Things? Tom likes to travel and meet people lgirlsl during his vacation. He took part in tball, track. and basketball and has been a member ot in Club 2-3. History Club 2, Fortune Guild 3-4, and Stu- txConterence, President 4. i'HELEN KUNZE. Roll Out ot Bed with a Smile. Watch- ing tootball and basketball games is l'lelen's maior hobby. l-ler other activities have been GR, l-2-3-4, Glee Club 2-4, Latin Club 2. A Cappella Choir 3, an'-I French Club 3. Out- door sports take up l-lelen's vacation time. 'NWILLIAM ROBERT LA CHANCE, Come, Josephine in My Flying Ma- chine. Bill tound American History very much to his liking, and he has belonged to Commerce Club. He spends most of his time working with model airplanes though. Thanksgiving is his favorite holiday. because turkey is his tavorite tood. 'l'WlLLlAM LAECHELT. 'HS Good Enough tor Me. Radio. English, football, and all sports make up Bill's hobbies. He received his letter in tootball 4, and in track 3-4. When he isn't practicing tor one or the other you'll tind him working with radio. i'.lEANETTE LIES. Blue, What For? Curley finds col- lecting knick-knacks a tascinating hobby. When she is gradu- ated she hopes to tollow as her career. secretarial work. She has been a member ot GR. 2-4, Glee Club 3. and Shorthand Club 4. 'l'KATl-ILEEN LIES. They Say. Katie hopes to take up beauty culture when she is graduated. We know she'll make good in this tield. Her favorite pastime is roller skating. She has been a prominent member ot G.R. tor tour years. 'RMARY LOUISE LONG, You Leave Me Breathlessf' M. L. wants to become a dietitian and enioys the hobby of collecting post cards, She has been a member ot GR. l-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2, French Club 2, Art Club I-3, For- tune Guild 3-4, Journalism 2, and Annual Statt 4. Jeanette Lies Kathleen Lies Mary Louise Long tROBERT MACHT. ll s lhe Dreamer in Me. Roberl Machl would love To have vacefion all The lime so he could play golf and swim. Bul he has considered lhe lulure and wanls lo b an apprenlice in underfakinq. He has been a member of e H'+ Club 'kLLOYD MACK Theres a Home Hi-Y and is ory . . in Wyoming. Indian looks forward lo a leisurely life work- ' l ' in ing on the W. P. A. Belween pay checks he II go rapping a pink suil, probably since his lavorile color is pink. This is one fellow whose lavorile acfiyify is lunch. fWlLLlAM T k M Our lo fhe Ball Park. Smoky likes MAC VEIGH. a e e lo play lennis and ping pong land go lo baseball games. ' 'd 1' F fhough he didn'+ lisl il as a hobbyl. He is vice-pres: en o The Hisfory Club 'rhis year and is an inleresled member of l-li-Y. Donfl menlion lhe Cubs lo him. 'RJAMES MARCH. Any Time af All. Jim goes in for hobbies in a big way. He can fell you anyfhing lhere is +o know abou? rifles, model airplanes. or pholoqraphy besides Science Club, Lakin Club. :me in m rmyf, Ends Y Loves 5 15 Reber? Mach? William MacVeig ARLAN he A . Hi-Y, Forlune Guild. or 'rhe Annual Sfafl. A T-Bone sleak wilh onions is his big weakness. Lloyd Mack h James March fLAU L RA ifiifjrczarllfzs beIlisi,gQjiUM. gy M Laws McCallum W s 'f , esf t o G. ,, yogi give agjurkler brows., LGHU Gordon McFa I Francis fem., Ecolory buyer? srafeme dresses and 'Gnd McFa,lcnd Place - ohm? hmrfbe ,755 no Zivoflher fa. Mdrgaref M J C Uflkfn MCF In lown is Urgers af Omfe sub I lf' - ij Mal liblljsgyfiools doiif lnlefesfing Fai yOngeZScie,7Ce Cl e mosf fsnapghofs gas. du ' U5 f Mefesf ' he IAZCFARLAXJUS flyfs pasffil whfch he hfor him Sch ff - A ear. ,Q as b . he jsniy spends li The Old B GORDQEI 1050710 ddfiiffngl ills spare ern Ddnce 1. has b qrdphy and ehfoyfn flme fwh ' for ,WSOU a memb slamp 27,718 hobby en ir O Ve ef of O efif' es. fheMl:l?GAEg,G'Yd of Phil? Sc,'e,,LZgC He enf Sys , Mu ' Af1CJUNKlNfOr one lub fo aoind fufllreflgyis llvrdrgdrey, 'lKfff9,-'Vega' gzifjsfisncfg 5v0rl'iE EEE Dganisfi Srijlgpreg. I 3. sie, '4 lp . as bel., SPSS asicrlifaryy' Hey-3-3R4'rj:jel3fjv gifs fo Ing and avflrffe f andfqrdf ne color' blue ood is Chiclrr 4 . en 'RWILLIAM MQKIE. l'm Havin' Myself a Time. Bill's hobby is aufomobiles. He lilies To see wha? malces ihem run or nor run. He belongefl To Glee Club I-2-3 and Hi-Y I-4. Chicken eafen wifh his fingers is his delighl' and blue his favorife color. He has no plans for affer graduafion ofher Than worli of some kind. YWARREN MCLAUGHLIN. A Man fo Remember. Warren infends fo go fo college when he has gradualed. He has parficipafed in inframural baslcefball, fraclc, and foofball. He belonged fo French Club 3, Hisfory Club 4, and Hi-Y I-2-3-4 of which he was lreasurer fhis year. 'kHARVEY C. MEYERS, JR. Wha+ Goes on Here? Look here: Science Club I-2-3-43 presidenf of Ari Club 2: Lalin Club 2: Forfune Guild 3, freasurer 4: Hisfory Club presidenf 3: Broadcasf reporter 41 Hi-Y 4, and Wecomi Business Man- ager 4. Whaf a man! He's been a help. WFRED MIGNIN. Now I+ Cen Be Told. Here we have anofher 'loorball hero, af leasf 'rhaf's fhe opinion of one shorf, bur ferrific senior. Pere has been a member of Forfune Guild, Hisfory Club, and Hi-Y during his confinemenf in Whealon High School. He likes roasl' beef and Hallie. Eugenia B- Nels rsOn5 N u HO ri Pe .lulie Anne e Her e Marian STU' Paiev lsr! -4M 6 William McKie Warren McLaughlin Harvey C. Meyers, Jr. Fred Miqnin vjhis- .- Love lo fiiul U. l R bam! . Ne N9 . S 0 - is ip iJUl-liuxqelq savei dzgilgleadgntahgeqshe 3 ken U fl llesmer 22? iTlSimgQSi.'Glej ilulfihiov' ,iw O. 'her 6 6 ,geek ir an'19,d.Q,ye .'an Uhreg Eiiilige Elia PSX: iflei3xexS.-6 Lfxgbxes i fe - me V- E gen' ow neeeven. fY: Her Eve. Uxdufes on She lr - kle in di-aW5 P. Swnfs- - a Twindon mef advefkksm? ,Z -3-4. Lahfg fps' as YO' .M QR. 'ix b 3. an bl,3ClAb:m?rirbugXuCliZ' HisTCgx1eCCihp'ieS yrs hai Ni . ear. are l .' Cyub li b Wig Y. xnef fp -GO- Travel Qlu cloihes lS,b,LY:xl- Juslyiibef Ol yeachefs STARR b en 6 m ' low Y i i aiiwhllllhlfl ian has 6 213+ wi b . b xCN bekween' Xiahalln CNOQ We wmv? NN5llN' G-R4 2,31 Qlseflfelarxl pidufes Oll'inQ or club 31 fnshe Cflleiil 'iff' lrilim Cakes fhi5,Yea i Duke l S pgide Lille- xhe h ple U --i LOW. gk zzimq P,ge?ieQQ5',. OMELE, life' ihlellafas been wha 5 rec0' nd Debole erb kgs na Hixli G Rneel' Q -ld, '. yenC3,. Yeah- biiforkune Gulbe a Dleses he 'S ln ll ln nl5 lo here 5 sex b He wa S qood k Cu ', has a nd ll .Wowl ichO0l ' ' A. Maw Yzhmbeih Parsons Ahee ,Sane Paver 4lxsA,kPCf EU1PsPaETXd PARSONS. You Can? Have Every- 'Ih'rnqf' W you see sorneone 'rn khe qqrn barhnq a omg ponq bah around, 'Ns none okher than Peq Parsons. Peggy has be- Xonqed ko Porkune Gund, GPN and G.Ps.Ps. and Xdandkrah C-,Xubs durrnc, her Rour years. She dokes on hor Sudqe sundaes. 4KPsLXCY: JANE PPNPP. Psernernber Me? Psn 'ree shaker O5 rnerki who eouXd hve on Kuna heh sedad and Xove Ki. G.Ps.PN. X-7.-3, GXee Cdub X-'L G.Ps. X-'l-'S-4, Poriune Guud '5-4, and Wodd Yhsrorq Oub 7. have been her acnxevernenfs 'rn h'xqh schooh Willie 'U o ' Pellin 9 Mar Y Rausc henbe rqer 'iw 'LLIA some - M D He Hkwlfhouf I' PEL'-'N . In G H aim 311 +G Ou B eafsj, -and 'Perf win, .' iIl.-- Ei5f5'ER tif oriiihesfsanetGuildhgfpgnsl bEf s ,, ' S ' u E, G glub iSuhNeVer Qteaksl Ogvjfell he Em Cont Qefs lub'4. 2,4 Her faVOrL+0w. Sex s, tM6s pre l fence . ' . ' . A Svd - H'1a+ She She wiindlgrdfx e4ac+gVi+L Q rs her EY en? for may be Grvfe, hue Frencg gough abby b T a . 51 s ' u Pflvafe ZZSSFSCEOIIBQ-Lb a?Fl3'ea::J5 Stiles: dry. Sr Ort? 'rrvan XJ'rrqKnRa rvfhohm X-7., . ry 43 Skuden Nawf' Chub sg ters. bui never .W Rose P-oih P.kheX KunXor and Ymnehork GPs. X-'L-BA, 'r Conierence . b 'sn qo- hs Wm secfeka Xhe do pos PXPCY G Pe CXosld Rhodes - Txrnef' CaroYs hobby may be iorehjn do , 3 presrdenk 43 Xfhskorq Chxb '51 Ps.V:.C. s presxdeni, iCLOxfD RHODES, 'Wh 5o'rn dkherence. Hes one oF khe boys who ker and Kee crearn. KVXRGXNXB RNNEH . uk she Xearned fcasi and had phanhg oi wha rkune Gund, Shorkhand. Oebake. and 'rs roher skahnq, buk she aXso dunes. She has been CaroX . 4KCPsPsOL G. PsP.NMPsN. So Xfr'rrXe proqrarn cha'rvrhan', Porkune Gudd , 'Z presxdenf 41 and sophomore das X see Xhe Hoods or vJo'xXd fsar0e tbah, bur pre5ers a q'rrX, a bNue swea . ws how. She's new io Wheakon, b be'rnq here has 'roxned G.Ps.Ps,, Po X Lovef' Y:KheX Rose PsoXh's hobby o ko busrness coheqe when she qra serfror v'rr.e-presxdenk , 'xnq ko 'ro'rn 'che new o qer any qXors4. He hkes baske Xfvrhe Psed Boehm x'5'rnns4 cerka'xnh4 Yno roles. She came horn Wesk Chxeaqo, buk sxnce Lahrn CXubs. iETXdEX. ROSE POTW. X Xfwe khe Xfrfre hkes io qo io ihe rnosfxes, dance, and 'ree shake, She dans io q a rnernber oyi Xdandkrah, Psrr CXub. and G.Ps. . SCOH hle EuP I e Schfamer on . is ope U U Knifflng She ITT' . Ie- ofk' She S,mP 01 W eds. 4' SWee+llaEisidesinZh5T1i 56.1 6 CHRAMEiLg.-,IlYdwEere'5 2353 LG,?n The Lia! Surg 'ONE Se likes filer, Z2 have IEESSCCSTMS E,,,iPeHi5+o5l3,4 in9 Lgnbe D +eHe,-4Clu iEUPri-ieandlef SCriP+d Q,,R-hJgbges- nd- - foo' 'nd 1 1 who h - - .4. an he Lafln' GU' lr F enC Q. 3 ' are is :?',+iHfEL,gEi1ielggidzgs giojsidcjesignlnq om - tus Iubs NWO +he 4 C . ,A er' ve' her hm d Tien uP ve +6 Roberf S clviebel orofhy Sclwimelfeni WROBERT SClollEBEL MOl7fe-ys ls f Bud works as life guard in fn managed lo drown w l-2-3, Frenclv lris m ' 9 he Cwaziesl Peoples. e summer, buf yours fruly never l-,en he was around. Announcers Club 2-3, Forfune Guild 3-4, and Hislory Club 3 are afn confribufions lo Wbeafon aclivify lisfs. YDORO THY SClellMELF5NlG. '34in'f We Gof Fun. Shi cnop suey, blue elofnes, and any line' of mu ' is lrer bobby. Slve has belonged fo l-2, Slvorllwnd 4 lpresidellfl denf Conference 3. ff rn like X sic as f ' G.l?. l- , Com Slvorf S , hsfl 2-3-4, eirfwe merce Club nano' ' Bruce Smiflv Erwin Soulup Beffy Sfallbrd Esflwer Sfevens YBRUCE SMITH. lVafur-ally. Being Science Club secrefary-freasurer l-2, presidenf 4: Lafin Club l-lisfory Club freasurer: and a Forlune Guild member 3-4 lvave lepf Bruce busy. He like Sfamp collecfing in e big way. i'El'?WlN SOUKUP. l GOl My Mind on Music lfedxrnaesfro Souiup, lale e bow. Debafe, Scripl and Science Clubs, denf of flue fresnman class, presidenf of ARC. 4, and vice-presi STAFFORD. Liffle Eff lndependenff' GR. l-2-3-4, Lal' Orclvesfra 4, Glee Club l-2-3, presidenf 4: A Ca likes music, buf' wanls fo be a nurse besid Be Cuferf Sl1e's liffle, buf slve CJ ' Hisfory Club presidenf 2 4, Band 4. 0 U f W , 5 Clubljfffyg J I 4. end Siu? 7 If is ner Llgljarife 54162-eff. V! -'if .511-I 3 f' U- ffV 1- f I , 7 if - '5 fx Ig 'V' feb! M. -1 r J, if 4 s K, 'V' N U Y jr, ,JVI , 4 ,A IVV-1 fy!! 3 . JJ I presidenf and censor: s plvofograplvy and goes in for and Marie.'i Personelify plus, p plus Forfune Guild, Sfudenf Conf denf of Hi-Y 3 lveve been Soup' ' fn l-2, GAA. l, Hislory 2-3, F ,opella Choir 3, and Annual Sfaff es confinuing fo wrife lellers end rd pac! in flue acfivifies: GR. 4, G , Forfune Guild 3-4, Science Cl ersoni- erence, presi- fes worries, YBETTY orfune Guild 3-4, Band 3-4, lveve made up ner schedule. Beffy dence. i'ESTl-lEl? STEVENS. You Couldn'f AA. l-2-3, Sfudenf Conference 2-3, Lafin Club l-2, ub 3-4, Broedcesf l-2-3, Edifor 4, Scriof Club vice-presidenf My 4 ,X Gordon Stevens Marion Storck Jay Stream i'HELEN STUBBE. Shes Tall, She's Tan, She's Terrific. Her fingers go like wild fire when she's typing. That's no doubt because she prefers it to anything else and expects to make her living that way. GR. I-2-3-4 and Shorthand Club 4 found her an interested member. She likes anything blue. i'FLOR- ENCE TAYLOR. A Quiet, Winsome Lass. Flo is another forthcoming nurse who has belonged to GR., World History Club, French Club. and Fortune Guild, and been president of the Handicraft Club this year and secre- tary of the orchestra her sophomore year. She likes knitting awfully well, too. tWILLlE MAE THOMAS. l'm Never Blue. Willie Mae intends to do secretarial work, although she'd much rather spend her time playing basketball or soccer. GR., G.A.A.. and Short- hand Clubs have received her attention at one time or another during the four years. Harriet Adelaide Tousley Helen Townsend Robert A. TUCll6I' 'RGORDON STEVENS. Over the Radio- phonef' Stevie likes radio, but intends to go into telephone work when he is graduated. He has belonged to the radio division of the Sci- ence Club for three years now. He likes blue clothes, bananas, and general science. What a combination! i'MARlON STORCK. lt's the Little Things That Count. The gal with the sketch book is Marion. She's Annual Edi- tor this year and has other activities such as Art Club 3. G,-.R. 3, treasurer 4, Fortune Guild 3-4, and Student Conference 4, She likes blue cars, sweaters, and debates. 'A'JAY STREAM. You Gotta Be a Football Hero. Jay An- thony Stream is the title worn by the chief reason for the flurry of feminine hearts in our class. l-le's a sporty chap who won 4 football letters. He's been in Student Conference. A.B.C. and co-captain of the football team this year. Helen Stubbe Florence Taylor Willie Mae Thomas 'RHARRIET ADELAIDE TOUSLEY. l Got a Guy. G,R., G.A.A., Fortune Guild, Latin Club, French Club, World History Club, and Pete have taken up Hattie's time. She's al- ways full of pep-vitally alive. to you seniors. She was secretary of the freshman class and also of the World History Club. 'NHELEN TOWNSEND. l'll Be Hard to Handle. The Genius likes to write poetry, and she does it very well, too. G.A.A., Fortune Guild. Glee Club, History and Latin Clubs. Broadcast, Annual Staff, and Debate Team are what she does with her spare time. She likes roast chicken. i'ROBERT A. TUCKER. lt's the Gypsy in My Sale. Rat likes motorcycle or bike riding, and he's going in for aeronau- tics after qraduat-ion. Glee Club, and Hi-Y were his interests in school. His favorite color is blond-wonder who? He goes in for pump- kin pie and roast pork in a big way. RGINIA TUCKER. Short But Sweet. ck belonged to GAA, I-2-3-4: G.R. 4: me Guild 3: French Club l, secretary 3, president 45 Glee Club vice-president 3: Typist 4. She preters the color and likes her French tries with ice . i'ARLENE WACKROW. She's Got Cute Little Dimple - Dimples likes rican History, Commerce Club, Shorthand GR., and Mr. Sandholm. Reading and ling are her hobbies, and she wants to be secretary. She'll take macaroni and cheese a fork any time. anywhere. QPEGGY AECHTER. Youve Got What lt Takes. ell, well, here we have a future air stewardess. joined Shorthand and French Clubs, Glee and GAA. while in school. She likes but she'd rather be spending her en- in some sport. Apricot pie is her favor- ood. Dorothy Wenzel Melvin Whitaker Marian Whitehead WALTER WITTENBERG. Say When.' 'Wally wants to get work of any kind as oon as he is graduated. He belonged to Sci- nce Club l-2-34, Fortune Guild 3-4, and and If2-3-4. He likes to eat iello with any- hing in sight. He says knife, tork. spooin, and ingers all help. 'RJANET WOOD. Be a ood Scout. Janet has been a member of .R. lf2-3-4. G.A.A. l-243-4. Broadcast 2-3-4, rchestra I-2-3, Fortune Guild 3, Latin lub I, and Annual Staff 4. She was fresh- an class treasurer: secretary-treasurer of AA., vice-president and president in the asf three years. i'VlRGlNIA YOULE. Il t Rains Who Cares? Gin has as her hob- y foreign correspondence. She has belonged o GAA. I-2, Latin Club I-2, GR. I-2-3-4. istory Club 2, French Club 3, Script Club -4, president, and Fortune Guild 3. Virginia Tucker Arlene Wackrow Peggy Waechter 'IDOROTHY WENZEL, The Girl with the Million Dollar Smile. Wenzie has a steady -shucksl She's been a steady attender at GAA., GR., World History viceepresident 2, American History Club, Latin Club, and Fortune Guild. She plans on college and then nurses training: l'd say she's very ambitious. i'MELVlN WHITAKER, lt Don't Make Sense. Mel likes printing and photography and wants to be either a chemist or a civil engineer. He was a member ol HieY, Band. Latin, Science. and Art Clubs. ln the sum- mer he likes to go somewhere and do things. He also likes brown clothes. iMARlAN WHITEHEAD. Sophisticated Lady. Marian will graduate in the Home Economics course. Can it be that she intends to settle down as soon as she graduates? Who knows? She has been a member ot GR. and Handicraft Club. She spends her spare time cooking. Walter Wittenberg Janet Wood Virginia Youle ' ' W'- ' vw --v--puvllrvww -fn, M c.Sianvfin4 The iunior class began ils freshman year by eleciing for i'rs officers Milburn Wade, l-lenrieH'a Walls, Belly Donnan, and Richard Reeder. As sophomores +he class elecfed for H's officers Roberi Loveless, Marie l-lerran, Roberl Bar'rle'r'r, and Ted Dexler. The main evenl' of 'the year was fhe annual freshman-sophomore fall receplion. ln Oclober of This year The class sponsored 'rhe junior hop under 'rhe supervision of lhe junior class officers: Lyman Anson, Jane? LaSalle, Tom Marlin, and Harry Sell. The big aH'rac'rion of The hop was a pie ealing confesl which was won by Allan Websler. Janef LaSalle Harry Sell ,Y Top row -'-- - Bfd R. Bewird f qood B , sey, R. C arfcn P ' BM N ' ofe. BfTVTd, G ,Caffscw K7 5 ' .Aspmwfaff M . . Brinkman, Baufer .... 0 Row 2x-Anson, Beach , Clrlwfhg ,,A, 0 pow L F. Bvffy Avdorberq Bafkfa Burfofv, . F. Cofffns. 0 TOD ffvwXDoxf+,-1' Ffbflfl-'LZ Fosfof, fMf'f7lOf Ufvfs ,... 0 Pfwv 7 5. Brooks, M. Sf-cfm, Fyfwf fy F. Gusffwzsfm, M, Gary, M. Uclraw , 0 Pow 3--xfmgsfrom, J. G-undvrsfw lifw-:ann Fdwardg 6' L. Ufefnr, M. Fffzqomfd, Ffrzsfmmchf flcwnafw. QW WN Mafh ,fyfywff 1 QW' W if 0 Top row-J. Hassed, R. Lyman, Karnrnes. Loveless, M, Granl, J. Hassed .... 9 ROW 2---U. Klein' wachfer, Leadbefler, DeRoo. Halenza, Hendrixori, M, Herran .,.. 0 Row 3-l-lerschrnan, A, Kuhn, J, LaSalle, Karner, Lowderbauqh, J. Hadley, D, Kuhn. Two of fhe members of 'the class, Dale McQuisl'on and Jane? LaSalle, were elecfed officers of The srudenr conference-'Dale as vice-presidenf for rhe firsi semesler and Janer as 'rreasurer for lhe second semesler. Lyman Anson was chosen assisranr edilor of The Broadcasf, auromarically becoming edifor nexr year, and Berry Donnah was elecred viceapresidenl of Girl Reserves, aufomarically becomf ing presideni in her senior year. All in all, ir was a very successful year for 'rhe class of '40, and fhe leadership which if has lhus far shown gives promise of a fine senior year ahead. Wifi sw r O Top row-T, Marlin A. Mach, Norrell, Pinlcard, McQnisfcn ..,. 0 Row Ze-F, Mar'in, Mirrel- hauser, G. Noble, Oman, Muench, Olander ..,. 0 Row 3-I, Munqai E. Modari, D. McLean. Oalcey, Millerl. C. March, J. Massman, Q4 I s , Q V ,J 5 1 . i 2 - 3. S E 3 Y' lv La, 0 Top row-B. Roqers, Reeder, W. Sauer R. Rofzers R. Rieser .... 0 Row 2 -Sqlrwiclcrallr, V. Sauer, Poppelrelier, B. Ryall, Sforoy, Roflm ,... 0 Row 3-M. J. Sauer, .IA Srlrum E. Pele-rson, Pearce, R. Slraw, Ross, Rruce. CJ ' 'QS 3' ll Sf-. Xf '-5' eq W 'C cl . 'G new-1 . 1 2 5 Q x 3' I U 'kk . . . . . . XC. K ' The honor roll of achve rumors ns: loorballflheavnesl R. Brdqood, D. McQuns+on, W. Sauer, lliqlwlsl M. Grant baslcefball lheaviesl R. Norrel, R. Bidgood: acfiviry pins-R. Loveless, H. Sell, D. lv1c:QuIs'ron, R. Reeder, L. Anson, D. Barfon, A. Qlander, E. lvlillell, J. LaSalle, and G. Burlon. I Top row--J, Ulwlrlclw, Youlcer, laqlvolm, Sell .... 0 Row 2-Sl Clair M, J. Wlclne, Yaclrloy Vacclwiola, Vear' .... 0 Row 3-H. Taylor. D. Ulwlrlclr Slreifberqer D. Wolrl, C. Wolfe. S. A. Taylor. .wax . v .. 46 -az -u. wi' Q.. Eugene Breclcman Alan Soulrup D0 0ll Y Cl '5 'eY Dave Norfhrop QW Zxitdi To help The sophomore class +hrough lasi' year as iuveniles, we chose Marian Hale as presidenfi Don Gibney, vice-president Nanneffe Herran, secrefaryq and Bernice Carlson, freasurer. A grand recep+ion was given us lasf year by ihe Exiras, who had on Their program +he versa+ile Professor Quiz lRichard Reederi. We in +urn en+er+ained +his year's +enderfee+ in a ballroom decorafed wi+h an aufumn color scheme. Our surprise of 'The evening was a Wha+'s My Name? con+es'r broadcasf from s'ra+ion W.C.H.S. The chairmen of our commiflees were: en+er+ainmen+, Jean Meyers: food, Marian l-lale: invifafion, Jeanneffe Thor: and decorafion, Bernice Carlson. This year our class olificers are Gene Breckrnan, president Dorofhy Chaney, vice-president Dave Norihrop, secreiaryp and Alan Soukup. +reasurer. The unders+udies and sfars have exfended +o us fhe honor of par'ricipa+ion in 'rheir selec+ club, Forfune Guild. We are also widely-represenfed in 'rhe ofher clubs of 'rhe sfudio, and many of our members hold offices. Honor roll of acrive sophomores: 'ioofball-lheaviesl C. Yarbrough, B. Whif- aker, H. Beardsley, C. Chesbro, B. Jackson, iligh'rsl D. Norihrop, D. Hull, A. Clark: baske'rball-- lheaviesi C. Yarbrough, C. Chesbro, iligh+sl D. Norfhrop, R. Fisher, D. Gibney: cheerleaders- W. S+evens, A. Soulcup, J. Davis, P. Schul+z, M. A. Hull: Forrune Guild-D. Chaney, W. S+evens, N. Herran, A. Soukup, M. l.. Sauer, B. FawceH': ac+ivi+y pin-Bernice Carlson. 9 Top rowxD. Barry, H, Beardsley, Board, D. Brinkman .... 0 Row 2xBrecle man, A. Befnvonfe, Boyd, Barr, R, Beck F. Bevier .... 0 Bow 3x5 Berfrand, D. Befrnonfe, Brunicfr, Bfounf, H. Barffeff, fharl. 0 Top rowxfffvesbro, P. Diefer, Cfeave, A. Cfarl' .... 0 Row 2XBobbins, Dinan. Y Disfer, Dwyer, Coors .... 0 Row 3x Cncfferfon, Carson, D. Cnaney, V Cross- ley, Davis, B. Carfson. 0 Top rowxDicl'efrnan Gibney .... 0 Eyfar, ' 37 -M ,Gre r Row ZXF Gifberf go y, Gifie ranfzen, Dresser, , Denson, Fisher .... 0 Ro 3XFaufkner, Ferry, Finley 1 Fawceff, Fairbenlw. w , S. Gruber, M' UW' ,YP wu- Aw rx' N.. uf! rx ' lg ai. . 5 u 0 Top row-Gvauqer, W, Johnson, D. Hull, Juell, N. Helfrich .... 0 Row 2- Jacobsen, Homm, Hale, M. Hull, Henness, . . . 0 Row 3-Holm, Holforfy, Hopf. N. Herron, A. Hadley, P. Hadley. 0 Top row-Limpus, Jackson ..., 0 Row 2-Lederer, James, V. Dieier, Koch, R, Ludwig, M. Kuhn. , . . 0 Row 3-.lol'1n- sion, Lloyd, M. Knight Kearf'o++. H. Llewellyn, A. Johnson. D. Kroninq. MW wi' ff W QQ' ur 1- 9 Top row-J. SrweH, Pafferson, Purring ion, Pierce, Norfhrop ,... 0 Row 2- Pawmc, Rapp, S. Rogers, J. Phillips. Ray . . . 0 Row 3---A. Roberfson. J, Parsons G. Rogers, Proufy, Nnchriqall, A. Spar- row, . :K 0 Top row- R. Whitaker, A. Websfer Yarbrough, E. Way .... 0 Row 2--Walk er, Verna, VaHeHe, V. WiV5on, Webber WHT ..., 0 Row 3-Wafderrmir, H. Uhl rich, J. Tudor. Zarboclr, A. M. Yates. We. The freshman class, en+ cl W.C. . as iuvenil n Sepl. 7, l938. Disdaining lhe +radil'ion of all freshmen, we refused + o 'ghfen . Affer all ome of 'rhe sophomores aren'+ so big. We will. however, have lo ad a+ pre++y g 95 Affer giving The halls l'he once-over for a few weeks, we .finally gol us +o our abode. I - + our large numbers, we secured a separafe lunch period, as well as se ale s. e elecl +he following as our leaders: Bill Mignin, presidenf: Marilyn Wilkins, vice- residen ill Suhri q secrefaryg James Wenzel, +reasurer. The ex'rras 'finally gof fheir noses dow ouf o e s+r o v e - and gave us a par+y. Nexf, inasmuch as vie were by now a social influ e in 'r scho , :Q cided +o give a hop. Many of our boys were acfive in foofball. Jim Bar She y a i 1 Durfee, Edward Orgon, Philip Durant Richard Wehling, Wilbur Noble an Dick e 1 were n +he heavyweighl squad. The lighfweighf feam consisfed almosf enfirel +he e o- ' of v oble class. Bob Bassell was named on fhe second feam of fhe All-Conference ighl gh . arr erson made honorable menfion. There were four freshmen on 'rhe regular leam -5 efball. ey were: Jim Barry, Bob BasseH, Wilbur Noble and Bill Suhring. . A+ The issuance of 'rhe firs+ reporf card, we had 'rhe second highesf number on fhe honor roll. A+ +he semesler, we had 'rhe highesl' number. All in all. we've had a good year. Never lef if be said 'rhaf we freshies were laggards. mfeni ea Bill Mignin Marilyn Wilkins Bill Suhrinq Jim Wenzel ivy 0 Top row-L. Belmonfe, Archer, M. Beclr, wall, R, Bevier, Anderson .,., 0 Row 2-Bailey, R. Brown, B. Brown, Barclay, C. Beardsley, Byers, Buclr. J V32 - Q-f flwfff l 25-35 ffl! mn.: 'GB 0 Top row-W. Carlson, T. Cole, T. Collins, Conley, Blank Carpenfer, J. Barry .... 'Row 2-H. Clarlc, Bossarle, C. Carl 3 son, Bruce, D. Brooks, D. Berfrand, Baumeisler, Bird, C.Cl'1aney S f .bl , I 1 ij, V! ff 5 Q Q, X L 'wk iwrkb , if A 1 , ,- 1 f' r A -MfLfMM' xl 0 Top row-Difazzio, V. Die-fer. B Fifzqerald, L, Gary, Faesen, Duran? J. Gruber, Fischer .... 0 Row 2-- Eckaff, 6. D'OrFo, M. Fon-im n, Gar refson. Engels, Enqlcsman, Blfiranf Ellos. V R AI Q mi 0 Top row-Leyslwon, Law, Hyde Lea, Graf, J. Gunderson ,... 0 Row 2- M. Kulm,Jordor1.J. Krwlppen, Keider len, C. Kroning, P. Knippen, Luxen. loerzel .,., 0 Row 3-B, Kuhn, A Ludwig, M. Kroninq, A. Kroninq D. lolqren, Karqaard, LaForCe. , J 9 of .. y ip' Y. l. 0 Top row--D. Oliver, Oycrby, J. Oli yer, Paqe, Peo, R. Nagel, W. Noble. H. Pederson ,,,. 0 Row 2-Norflw P. Pafiermam, E. Pafferman. G. Nagel, Nicholson, Oellre. 43 .f fl K .gf XT SQ .pl 0'-fl-if A .nz Rx f- wif- ' yo 4.4.-K p 5 0 Top row-J. Llewellyn, Minor, T Mdiarlanfl, W. Lyman, Lynch. , . 0 Row Y-McKinley, J, Marfin, R Moorslmll B. Miqnin, Llndell. J. 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This is our cue lo flash ihe spoilighf on iwo deserving characiers, Coaches Horsley and Hodges. Bob Horsley, a sporiy lifile fellow who played real iooiball af Illinois, came To Vxfhearon with an enfirely dll, ferenf Technique. He speni only one season leaching ii ro fhe boys. and for ihe pasi lwo years he has had undeieaied conference champs. Coach Hodges is ihe rnan who develops lighfweighi looiball ialenr. The heavyweighi feam depends upon hirn for a consianl supply of new, well seasoned rnaferial. Alihough Coach Hodges plays a second role in prornoiing aihleiics, his dependable iracls siars have loroughi' baclc numerous frophies To add To Wheaion Hiqh's laurels. iii' This is a sarnp e oi 'he malaria' we use in our championship Tearn: Herb Parsons, Bill Laechelf, Bill Pelling, Don Mcfxleese, and Tom Leary. AUTUMN! ihe 'rang of smoke in The air, crisp days and ihe ihud of leaiher and pigslcin. The year hurries info full swing wifh foofball and pep leading fhe 1939 Parade of Happy Days. . I - J . l --C W 7 N W, - C, L ,, J i -Q - sw i mfr fi all Q X s ir. l lT's abouT Time someone says someThin' Tor The onies. They may have losT every game, buT every ne ol: Their deTeaTs was honorable. You never saw uch TighT and such spiriT even Though They were ouT- eighed by every Team They played. Melvin GranT, 'PuT GranT, Bob BasseTT, Dave NorThrop, and Dick aver showed up especially well. One oT The mosT urprising performances oT The season was puT in by he very lighTweighT AlberT Gauger. T-le seemed To ossess energy, abiliTy, and sTamina To make up Tor he whole Team. SquirT BurghardT ran wild on Grange Tield lasT . M. fSepT. 231 as W.C.l-l.S. opened deTense oT The i' 0 Back Row-RoaTh. BelmonTe, Vear, roning, STraw, Jordan, WesTleY .... CenTer Row-CarpenTer, Overby, Law, 1 ilberT, Rademacher, Chaney, CoaTs, ard, Coach T-lodges .... 0 FronT ow-BasseTT, Paver, Mignin, Gunderson . GranT, l-lodges, Gauger. SchaTz orfhrop, W. GranT, Clark. MMM' il Back Row-Reeder lrnanagerl, Pyne, McQuisTon. DurTee, HeaTon, DuranT, Noble, Chesbro, Sauer, Jackson. . . , U CenTer Row-Oregan, Wehlinq, Barry, Almdale. Bidgood, Parsons, Beardsley, Leary, Whifaker, Laechelf. .,.0 FronT Row-Pelling, Soukup, Clark, Dekan, W. BurghardT, STrearn, G. BurghardT, lco-capfainsl Miqnin, Yarbrough, Mcfxleese, Coach Horsley, LiTTle Seven TooTbalI conTerence wiTh a I9-7 vicTory over Naperville. lnTercepTed passes and Tumbles Tig- ured in The game, and good playing was predomi- nanT on The parT of The WheaTon line. Bingo! There goes our Third consecuTive conTer- ence game, 3I-O. lBuck up, Sycamore.l BuT you should have seen SquirT. In The TirsT quarTer he Tore from our 29-yard line To Their half-yard line where Mag received The pass and puT iT over. Then SquirT leT loose again and ran 40 yards, passing To Mcfkleese, who caughT The ball Tor a Touchdown. Same old sTory in The Third quarTer-- SquirT ran Tor anoTher Touch- down. Nice goin', lads. i f l-lrnrnl Wish shed Turn around. Oh well, what if she doesn T? We know she 'Couldnf Be Cuferf lf's Marie Herran, nuviber one cheerleader. filsnk' he cule, girls? Well, le? me fell you he's iusl as good a cheerleader as he is good loolcing. This one is none ofher Than Winlcie Slevens. ffil-lere's a lriplc le-aluro, Our Three inirnilable Cheerleaders: Winlcie lon the qroundl, Marie, and Alan Soukup, The rnan who does The acrobalics. 'ff' 'ti' ,G .8? Crm, l-leard on the foolball field: 'Lel's have a hipsoo. Nice work! Whfif a oassl Hold Thar line! Weive go? a school? we ve got i yel: weve go? a learn-and howl Whcalon has 'ernained undelealed for lwo years, and maybe you thinlc were nor proud of if, ll you do. you're a bil waclcy. Neve' before has a feani shown such clean play! ing and scorfsrnanshio, The s'uden?s and residen+s alike have Turned out in lull reqalia lo back Them lo lhe hill. 'Squirt' 'Maggie Slrearn Delcan-no fha? isnil righl eilher. Everyone on The leani was oulsfanding because he did his par? well, The Burqhardfs however, did ilnurn up The old field. Our boys won a lew laurels for Themselves, Too. Mag rnade The oilieial third all-slafe learn, and Squid and Jay Slrearn received honorable vvenlion. The championship game wilh Geneva was a see-saw feud, bul Whearon didrfr fake The final rumble. Firsl we downed a safely and a fouchdowng Then Geneva came up To Top us wiih Two louchdowns and an exlra poinl. The score remained The same during The lhird quarler. Geneva fans wen? wild, buf Whealon roolers rnoped. Our chance finally came in The fourth quarfer when Maggie slipped a laferal To Squirt, whO slreaked across lhe line lor a Touchdown. In a few minules The rnafch ended, and Wheafon Tigers had sornefhing fo purr abou?-anolher conference lille. i f5f WK airiri' l-lipsoo razoo Teddy boom bazool I skini l ski Chicki boom ba! Teddy roo Teddy rah Teddy rubby dubby Flubby dubby Sis boom ba! Whealon, Whealon, Rah! Rahl Rahl SCHOOL DAYS O Lalin class is such a bore, And algebra seems quile a chore, My English is a class in rhyme, While hislory's men jus? lake up lime. In sfudy hall I sil' and sleep. And ne'er in glee club sing a peep. But gym class is Ihe lhing I dread, 'Cause I can'l sland upon my head. ln home room drear lhe minules crawl, My eyes see naughl' bul barren wall. While nerves are slowly breaking down, I fry Io spell a slubborn noun. ln all Ihese subiecfs l'm no punch, The class I like +he besf is lunch. Helen Townsend, '39. i' I-lere's a pep meefing lor you. II's lhe only open air iamboree we've had fhis year. The band slarled if by parading lhrough I'he halls. Everybody lagged along afler and blasled forth his cheers under The sunny sky. The maiorify of our foolball games lake place in lhe evening as lhey seem lo be lhe mosl' popular wilh fhe slu- denfs, ll is really quife a lhrilling sigh? wifh Ihe brillianl lights lighling up Grange Field as if il were a slage with Ihe baffling leams, cheering fans, and Ihe band in lheir orange and black uniforms. 'ki' Whealon l'-ligh's lhree excifable lillle cheerleaders, Marie Herran, Winkie Slevens, and Alan Soukup, have done much lo keep fhg molley crowd behind fhe leam. Mosl' noleworlhy conlribulion fo W.C.H.S.'s cheering Iechnique was 'Ihe in- froduclion of lrucking by The inimilable Marie. Joan Davis lnof lhe one from Ihe Paramounl sludiol and Pal' Schullz. popular subs, offen helped The regulars. The balon given Miss Mofialf, leader of fhe firsl orches- lra of Whealon I-Iigh, has been presenled fo us in memory of her. The relic dales from I897. The band presenfed anolher ol ils snappy concerls Dec. 20. Besides giving a faullless performance, fhe members slaged a mufiny against Mr. Boyden. The soloisls of lhe eve- ning were Bob Loveless. Kenny Hepler, Kenny Will, and Ira Weslley. Lyman Anson and Bob Loveless made a special hif wilh Iheir original arrangemenl of Blue Skies. l g 'A' 'ki' Co-capfain George Burghardi' backs up To Toss The pig- skin. Maggie received All-STaTe and All-Conference honors aT fullback. He also received recogniTion on The All-Chicago area Team. While arnbling along The corridors one is ofTen amazed by The queer apparel some people gel up The nerve To wear. JiTTer-iackefs. eighfeeneinch hair ribbons, and paiama Tops are a Tew of The prevalenT crazes. Shades of The big apple! You can'T even look aT The floor wiThouT being scared To dearh by shoes covered wiTh slang expressions. Ah welll iii' The noise-rnakers of W.C.H.S. gel Togeiher on The fooiball field To pracTice Their drill forrnalions. Don? look now, Thelma. buT you dropped someThing. 'l'Ah, young love! AlberTa and Dick sTroll horne- ward. Dick doesn'T usually need Chief Burkholder along To proTecT his girl, bul There's no use Tak- ing chances wiTh a laid-up appendage. 1 4-:P iii' 'k WhaT a band! Such an exclamaTion is common in W,C.l-l.S. The band, very ably direcTed by Mr. Ralph Boyden. plays aT all our pep rallies and games. Much praise belongs To Them Tor Their spiriT of cooperaTion aT The games. Their fine playing has captured many conTesT hon- ors Tor WheaTon. BeTTy STaTTord is The chief drum maior, The picTure on The righT shows BeTTy leading The band aT The big downTown pep rally ThaT pre- ceded The WheaTon-Glenbarfl TooTball game. NoTice The snappy uniTorms They are sporTing. The band also parTicipaTes in The parades sponsored by The ciTy. 'A' ii' Bill BurqhardT warms up while Erwin Souliup waTches. Souliup missed playing This game because oT an iniury To his arm. BoTh boys sTole All-ConTerence honors. while Bill's TooTball abiliTy also earned honorable n'ienTion on The All STaTe eleven. iii' AcTing capTain Judd Vear geTs his insTrucTions aT The Dundee game. Alfhough The IighTs didn'T win any games, They should be given credif Tor Their excellenT ball playing in spiTe oT Their weighT handicaps. l Who said hisTory doesn'T repeaT iTselT? On SepT. 25. I93l. WheaTon and Glenbard baffled To a scoreless Tie aT Grange Field. On SepT. lb, l938, The same Thing happened. A record crowd of 6,000 waTched The I938 Tray, which was a Thriller Trom sTarT To finish. ATTer losing The TirsT game oT The season To Downers, we TelT The need of a liTTle uphol- sTering. AnoTher vicToTy Tor Those obedienT Wheafon Tigers! SaTurday aTT lOcT. ll we beaT WesT Chicago 26-6. MosT of The yardage was gained Through The splendid passing and long end runs oT Maggie BurghardT. During The game The second sTring players were iniTiaTed To '38 TooTbalI. The Three acTing capTains were: Bill Burghardf, Jay STream, and Erwin Soulcup. Amid The chilly winds oT a cold OcTober day, The WheaTon eleven plowed Through The ST. Charles Team with The score oT I9'O. This was Their TwelTTh consecuTive conTer- ence win. KeiTh Clarli and Mag were responsible for The Touchdowns. 'Y' he-5 'kink -' jzle New Trier Evanslori - York - Proyiso - - Oak Park Maine - Morlcn Y Crane Tech Rockford l.aGranqf1 Elgin - - Jolie? - Carl Sclwurz Easl Aurora Decalur - Waukeqan CLASS A - S S - eo - S S 35 , 343A , 2734, , 27lf? 24 20 I8 I8 9 8 8 5 2 O 0 C+: Clfljilieaion field? i' k i' i' k 'k New Trier l-liqli School lrack loam, winners of lkie Class A Championship, Coaclwed 'Dy Jolm Nay and led by Caplain Brown, lwldinq llve lroplvy. Caplain Erwin Soukup of Wkioalon Folding His fro' rlvy won by Wlwealcan in llwn Class B Corvvpclilion. Show from We Wlieaalori Relay Meal: Uppvr lol?-Soukup iiqkfimq for a lourflw olacv in llwe low lwurdlo final, Leif Cr-n'i1rfWai+inq lor llvn Gun, lol' al lwflorr'-llwo ollirials ol' llwe mmol. Corifer lvl'l7B0ki Zuppke, COriCl7 of Hw Fiqlwfinq lllini, allfirwls llii- mi-f-f, Cenlor lowvr Pal Holmes, llia slarlfir. Ui-pi-r rorvler-Tlwo lwialv hurdle relay loam: Scmkup, Pkillins Svll, and lVl5'!qlPl'SP. Riqlwl corner-a Tlw kmsl- 'iwq Bwkalay l-lorsloy llwo Nrumnnr offer ol' llw 'vr-of lwfyor riql-+fBPar4'lsl0y qwflinq fha balnri aHf1a'l ai We fir-ld in llw lvledlvy, won lwy Wlieafon lo rinrlw We lropkiy, 'ki lc 4 WHFATON l-liqlwland Park Paris - - - DCWWPVS GVOVC' Nkfesl Aurora Glombafd - DeKalb - Riyorsidfx Hinsdale CLASS B Boy was it good! Those were the words of our football heroes atter their vic- tory banquet. Mr. Monson and Mr, Burger iOh you kidsll did the cutting up land not on the turkeyl. Erwin Soukup gave the welcoming address. Then came movies and the presentation of awards. We were glad to have our Dads enioy it too. Watch for the candid snaps as proof that we had a good time! 1-list From the calendar: A post-season game with Hyde Park ended the i938 grid season for the Tigers. The Chicago visitors tried a nifty pass- ing attack, but Maggie's plunges and Squirt's smashes gave Horsley's men an l8--6 victory. lThen afterwards there were a few more smashes which closed the season with a punch.l Sunday afternoon, Dec. 4, the Gideon Society presented Bibles to the faculty of the Wheaton High School in a splen- did program on which appeared many outstanding members of our community. The band conducted by Mr. Boyden, the girls' glee club under the direction of Miss Dirks. and a spe- cial speaking choir directed by Thelma Farnham added enter- tainment to the program. wk These lines about our co-captain Jay Stream were taken tvom the Chicago Daily News: Stream, rugged as they make them, invariably Showed best when the going was toughest, and his best was mighty close to college caliber. Miss Pat Duffield, our charming oftice gal, has become Mrs. H. W. Grote. The bride and bridegroom are both products of W, C. l-l. S. For about the first month or two Mr. Monson tixed it so that you couldn't turn around without being reminded to buy an activities ticket. Did you hear a scream in the cafeteria? Virginia Youle tound a live worm NES- i'i'The bell rings-lunch! At easel The soldiers of study relax, and you should hear the commotion we make. After lunch a little exercise in the out of doors renews our spirits and enables us to continue the struggle. iii lra Wesley, Chuck St. Clair, Kenny Hepler. Art Webber, and Jeannette Mittelhauser were caught by our cameraman during a period of at- tentive inactivity in their practice of letter forma- tion on the football field. TLEd in her candy bar. Eekl iii l-li-Y under The sponsorship oT Mr. Vaughn is The largesT boys' club in The sTudio. ln Tacl' iT has had To be divided inTo Two groups, one Tor Treshmen and one Tor upperclassrnen. The oh'icers oT The older boys' club are presidenT, Roy Clanslryg vice presidenf, Lyman Anson: Treasurer, Warren Mc- Laughlin: secreiary, KenneTh l-leplerp program chairman, Harvey Meyers: and social chairman, Warren McLaughlin, OTH, cers OT The Treshman club are: presidenT, Alan Conley, vice president James Barry, Treasurer, Phil DuranTq secreiary, Jim Knippen. Several oT The boys alTended The Three- day Older Boys' Conference aT Springheld whose Theme was The developmenT of per- sonaliTy, An enTirn meeTing was given To TurTher discussion oT This subieci. Their meeTings include, beside discussions, movies and lecTures on current problems, vocaTions and oTher Topics oT inTeresT To Them. 'kit 'I' Reading Trom leTT To righT we have BelrnonTe3 RoaTh, who seems a biT annoyed aT being only parTly There-whoopsiwere sorry, DuranTeI SrniTh1 and half oT l-lowellg all ouT Tor a biT oT relaxaTion aTTer lunch. PresidenT Gerry Dreis presided over The sTu- denT conTerence insTallaTion given in assembly. The remaining Time was given To music by The Tour corn huslrersf' GR. and l-lifY have new guiding lighTs This year: CharloTTe Balmer and Roy Clanslry. Candid shoT: The senior boys arrive singing Their TavoriTe diTTy, Show Me The Way To Go Horne. l Thoughf The Teachers were educaTed. buT l guess noT. Mrs. Byrd Arnold SmiTh, child psychia- TrisT wiTh Two preTTy dogs, spolie in TaculTy meeT- ing, OCT. 25 on how maladiusTed children can be made To adapT Themselves To school life. ii' For Gene Meyers The day's worlc has begun, buT will iT ever begin Tor Neil l-lelTrich? Flags TluTTered, and The girls Troze aT G.A.A,'s ouTdoor Olympic meeT. ThaT Tascinafing new minisTer gave The Thanksgiving ad- dress. Believe us! We liked Mr. STewarT on sighT and hope he will reTurn soon. Miss Monfgomerie lAunT Agnesl has been holding ouT on us. She leads a double lifeq shes an acfress. The lady played The love lead in Spring oT The Year aT The Drama Club meeT- ing. Today The voTing public gave iTs approval oT The annex which has been planned Tor W.C.H.S. We hope we'll ge? iT sorneTime. Scripl Club condescends To leT in Tour new members To lceep PresidenT Virginia Youle company. 'iii' Who's Talring whose picfure, or isn'T ThaT a camera? l Such sTupidiTy, quoTh Mr. Burger.l Anyway, Mignin and Pelling don T seem To wanT us around, so Tally ho! I see PeTe sTilI hasn'T wiped oTT The scowl he displayed on page 64 oT The I937 Wecomi. l-lere's Who in High School, called Joyce Tuclier's hair scraggly. I don'T believe iT. 'ki' i' Marie, our Ii'l iunior belle, seems To be sTudying hard. Od, I7-l-To hum, go away! The Teachers won'T be here Today. They're oTT To a convenTion somewhere, l guess. Mademoiselle Maranville enTerTained The assembled sTudenT body wiTh an accounT oT her Trip abroad. She saw all The siqhTs: Sonia T-lenie, Ambassador Kennedy, The crown iewels, WesTminsTer Abbey. eTc., eTc..1 buT she couldn'T Tind a single weed or fly, lMy goodness, such a disappoinTmenTll The senior girls, done up in hairbows looked on wiTh greaT inTeresT. Remember Car- ol's? She goT iT OTT a Tuneral baskeT, Nov. ll-Alan Soukup lBless his hearTl was The only high school sTudenT To march in The ArmisTice Day pa- rade. EighT sophomores break down ForTune Guilds exclu- sive barriers, and Mr. Keys cuTs The club's membership To TorTy-five. Dec. lb-EsTher STevens cops TirsT prize in The InTer- naTional Quill and Scroll TeaTure conTesT. CongraTula- Tions. Esfher. if ls ThaT a pencil or a lollypop, EsTher7 MusT be a pen- cil 'cause you're in The library. Why The Tunny Tace Then? SepT. 9-WheaTon and Glenbard clash aT The Down, ers game, lllave NorThrop vs. G-lenbard man in bare knuckle Tussle,l Kay Kyser lErwin Soukup To youl swings ouT Tor all The lill iiTTerbuqs aT The senior hop. Oh. shuxl The Cubs lost The world series, according To Mr. Burgers TaiThTul score board in The upper hall. Too bad, Smokey! OCT. 7-The exTras sure Tossed a classy parTy Tor The juveniles. Someone even came in a Tux, T-lidehol Bob Darrow was The only person To enTer The Broad casT's qiganTic swing conTesT. BeTTy STaTTord and Troops sure can sTruT Their sTuTT in grand sTyle under The Tield lighTs. Sad eyed Eor lMiss Felqarl was made a biT happier by The birThday parTy given her by The ScripT Club, BreThren and sisTern Truck away dere Troubles lblue slipsl aT de sfandin shindig. fy-,An 1xf1N,f'xf,'-Lvl'-W 'Lv'- ,'k','A-'5','7i,'4N1 'Kia' l l CAMERA SCQOP OF Tl-TE YEAR l Dave NorThrop CaughT STudying i lThis was in Novembenj l l l l l l l l l l l l y ,fx YIX, IS , Ars f +R, s. i. -'s, N,'S.'i.A S,4'S.. .vw-x 5 su 5 I U 5 sl 'i we gy W I Us sw fc Qi is N - NLRQ Q-Hs' , ' un, N f .i fy ml as T 45 , gp is QA 'X ,4,n W ,, ' HFSNX A Q ,Q 0 3 K, ag. ,nm . fp 2 .g 31, 'ff 9 A 53 X - 5 x aww, wmwx '--r ,pm in Www 3 ' A1 5, 51 ,ig X x s ' c g .J np. I W- S X Q . X A i ' Q 3 3 . M- .A U M WN - .ft-fwxw Q wmv Q V QS' Nl X ser Wiki ' 91.13331 4' f V? wx wg wi' N '1i A lhuglm, x . N gtlftlflf 614 'i iearn ihis vear ai the rniddie oi ihe season were d 'isech hire cauqhi up wiih ed io u airer one in the Sync if Jay Sirearn, Tiqer Qenrer, goes p The varsi v but iiiness an e, khev dropp a up rhar, their iasi qarn bur as far ,rw Y Her iorioikinq inred 'the 'oovsr Them more game. them. So. a , have disappo . e iiifed ro see ih piece. ik mav i we wouid hav b sr, in our four ' rned iihouqi h, did rheir e as we re conce ' ' i cei we know r ev e oui in hrsi pa 'rh corn ' ' 're sriii tops. h iioor, and wr O inion, rhev work on i e rhai ihe P did marveious e we found Pxii oi ihe bovs ' zone deiens , 'rir oi ihinqs Coach Horsiey inrroducinq ound and qoi more inio The spr crowd iurnped ar er did before. ' T Burqhardr weni than rhev ev where: Squir Fi his siciii on Ciinr Yarbrouqh was qood any ' nd Jay Siream showed o in for briiiianr piavs, a rebound shois, arsikv squad ---18-ack row: Gary imanaqeri. Yarbrough, N 'mu B'dQOOd, Fisher, Coach Horsiev, Fronr row: dr iwpraini, Siream, Uhif i V Chosbro, o Ciaric, W. Burqhar G. Burqhardi, rich. 1' FoIIow up on a Tiger shofXS hard? I ' Ire-am, CIarIr, and BII n acrron. He avyweighf Scores 38 -39 Lighfweighf Scores 38-39 Wheafon Wheafon 2I GIenbard 30' I5 GIenbard I6' 29 NapervIIIe 2I 22 NapervIIIe 35 26 Easf Aurora 28' I9 Easffiurora 27' I Burg' Igverffmej I8 Geneva 20 29 Geneva 47 22 Sycamore 23 20 Sycamore I6 IoverIimeI 34 Wesf Chicago I7 I4 Wesf Chicago I3 I2 GIehbard I8' 20 G-Ienbard I9 28 Bafavia 26 I8 Bafavia I4 25 SI. Chr-3rIes 37 I8 SI. CharIes 28 22 Dundee 53 21 Dundee 48 42 NaperyfIIe 28 26 NapervIIIe 27 43 Geneva 2I 3I Genevd 23 3I Sycamore 34 26 Sycamore 20 30 Wesi Chicago 29 22 Wesf Chfcago I I 22 Bafavia 37 24 Bafavia I9 28 Mooshearf Ak 48' 23 Mooshearf I7' 2 'Dundee I 72 I3 Dundee 40 i sonvIIIe 24' 'NON-COUIGVSUCP fy 55' mysdale 3I' U lujgblolizfgohfererlnce 'ki' Ughfweighf Team: SIandIhgKRoscher, McKinIey, Knippen , Brinkman, G-Ibney, Hodges, Coach I-Iorsle M Suhrirwg, Nmrfhrop N .v--.., y. Cervfer row I , oble, Basseff, Barr bey, BeIrnorvIe, G se u' y, From? rowQOver underson, SIraw. - -MM-Hwy SM 2 Q The U.B G C iUripercl1ss Boys' Gossip Clubj gets together for .i little character traying. Parents and tnacners trnostly 'eachersj listened to nineteen club presidents represent their clubs at a Weconzi meeting, Activity pins have been distributed to those who have activated if Just a bunch ot playful treshies texcept Jacki outtirig on the old Garbo act. Figure this one out: You Go to My Head but For a Short While, oh -you stuff ot which exams are made, The appearance ot the rnid- semester emu- schedule ren:-ws That Old Feel- ing to get away t-'or' it all, 'ki' 6614 di iA6 31306 The heavies defeated Batavia, 28 26, in a spectacular game Jan. 7, The Tigers led by Squirt Burqhardt and Keith Clark gained an early start and kept ahead till the tourth quarter when Batavia began to catch up. But two baskets by Burghardt in the tinal minutes saved us the game. Squirt was the leading scorer with I2 points. Six GAA. girls attended a basketball playday at East Aurora Jan. 2I, Helen Townsend was captain ot the win- ning tearn. Speed was second nature to Squirt and Maggie Burghardt and Keith Clark in the Geneva game when we defeated them 43e2l4 Our detense in the last halt was the best that has been seen this year. The lightweights broke their losing streak by leading with a score ot 3I-23. Fisher was the high scorer. The iinx ot Friday T3 worked against us at the St. Charles game. The Saints had a seven-point lead betore we scored, Though the boys took a lot ot shots at the basket, tew connected. There were more touls in this game than any other this year. Squirt Burghardt was the highest scorer. The lights lost 28-18. Noble was high point man tor Wheaton with 7 points. The Tiger track team opened its '39 season with a win snatched irorn East Aurora, 55-44. Around the last ot January townspeople probably no- ticed turtive tigures skulking around the doughboy sta- tue in Memorial Park, Nothing to be alarmed at-mere- ly the Camera Club out to get contest pictures. Bruce Smith was the winner, Frank Purrington won a second contest with trains as the subiect. Well, well, well, rnelhinlcs we have a baslcelball leanri. ln Russel Gyrnnasiurn our boys redeemed lhernselves when 'rhey ran roughshod over Naperville's Redslcins. Score: 29-QI, Sli-earn is lhe boy who cornes up wilh lhe ball: his rebounding is clicking-and how! Wonder why Squid proved hirnsell a wonderful baslcelball player loo? Could il be lhal cule lillle blonde in lhe Pep Club? lSay, by lhe way, who lel lhe cage open? We see in lhe Broadcesl lhal lhe Tigers are loose, Lyman Anson was probably lryinq lo say lhal The liqhls losl.l Congralulalions, Broadcasl, on your April lirsl issue, ll was an epic in lornfoolery, no less. Wesl Chicano look a double bealinq from Whealorls baslcelballers Dec. I7. Bill Burqhardl and Keilh Clarlc were high poinl rnen. The liqhls srialched a lasl hall minule viclory ll4-I3l when Bob Bassell dropped Three free lhrows in lhe lasl 28 seconds ol lhe game. Whewl Our Chrislrnas proqrarn came in halves lhis year, The lirsl par? was a lull hall hour ol line rnusic qiven in Wed nesdayis assembly by lhe orchesla and qlee clubs. David Oliver won lhe spollighl by sinoinq llie lonq solo Darl of 'O l-loly Niqhlf The second hall was a drarnaliralion ol Dickens' NA Chrislfnas Carol. Toni Davis willi his humbugs and bahs rnade an euellenl slinqy Scrolmlv. Three cheers lor flip luclry liqlilsl Wilh praclically no 'rouble at all lhey liclced Glenbard YO-IQ. Uhlrich and Fisher led llie allaclr, while Noble scored lhe winning baslel. And oh yes- The hoavivs losl lI8 l2l. Al one ol lhe niosl succusslul hofnecoininq dances ever held alurnni and sludenls enioyed seeing old laces and dancina new sleps lo lhe rnusic ol Al l-lowvlls orches lra, Erwin Sfiulup, maslrir ol rvrvrnonins, evr-n invnnlnd a poem fo welcorne baclc everybody. Well rnearl resolulions have been made by many of lhe sludenls and lacully, bul nobody said anylhinq aboul keeping lhern. if Fnirer ser bravn loofbsll banqnml Cheer leader Marie l-lerran, ABC, Sc-creilarv Carol Reirnan Mrs. lvlfllarlv, Miss Prr'ndr'rqas', and G.A,A. Presidwl Janel Wood wake up lhe rninorilv. Evervbodvls proud ol yon. boys. You deserved A lurlcey dinner G.A.A. girls slarl polluck suppers, W.in'r-dr-f bicarbonafe of soda. if Suniri 'wvnluers ol 'he larully about to parlalre ol their noon day rneal. The high school played Salim Claus la abou' l25 li le chidren Dec, Zl, Gaim-s, toys, and ears oava Vw- lids .1 lm ol lim. The whalp gqliaal boosleo rhe parlv buf lhfi hc wif- 1- vq,:ir'gi'iiC5 and manual 'rain iq depnrfi-'enls wvrxeu CSD6' cially hard. Carol Reirrxin was chosen for D.A.R. honors by senior girls and advisers. ram Q ii' Sxtfslllx Nr Qyvaf in f , few rea - be -v. 'uv ur , Z X Q 5.41 if Back row-Bonweq Mack, Lesn, HKU, Rogers, Sfanford, Front row-Idre, Wcard, Keyes. Sdwarz, Grani, Horsf, Poweri. The above qenfrernen comprlse We bulfdrnq rrades group, wrlcn is a new myfvity in Vqin scnoor. These boys bun? a garage5rwWrarre1nvr.WeY'ris ffm! as Q par? of fnelr requrar scnoor work. Cdendnr Irerns: FLJMEPQ rafd our Meavles enaed up on We wrong end of fx 37-Z2 score af the Bafavia qanne, M11 e our Nlgnrs waNken ai over 'nerr opponenfs, 2419. Old Man Flu did ar! he ciourd fo dkrup' srnoor, He disabled U5 pupils, buf The feadwers paid no mfenfion. Ws lusf iwpcssfble To sin R' an extra vacarfcn. Dorff rnenfron Dundee to any baskerbalr pYf1yer,THe5inaW score was foo painful: Dundee 723 Wheafon -does if fnaffffr? Pin A Hue ribbon on Marion Sfovl Wrsf'-n L'-fr dopare corfnaque fafred ro srow up for an assembly exlnibifron, she qqwo Iwo lengrrvy erm,-rqf ncy spvedwes on Hu: spur of The nwovnenf. Mr. Hodges supervises George Peo's work in We shop. i 'ki' hr jls if ,, i Building Trades class aT worlc on The garage. 'ki' The garage nears cornpleTion. iii Mr. WrighT in charge of auTo me- chanics and mechanical drawing inspecT- ing The worlc oT Gail Pawliclc. iii Calendar iTerns: Soupy led The scoring in a win Tor The Traclx Team aT ils TirsT indoor Triangular meeT in six years aT The Naperville Tield house. l don'T lilce ThaT sfrnne so well. l-low much are you going To pay Tor yours? Such are The remarlrs heard as sTudenTs press noses againsT The Trophy case while gazing al' The IQ39 class rings and pins. Ella Sample designed The aTTracTive jewelry. Miss Monlgornerie enTerTained The members of The Treshman Broadcasl aT a ValenTine Tea. - rx-.1 4 rs .. fa-ve g ART CLUB . . . The Art Club this year consisted of two clubs, senior and freshman. with Miss Houts, our art teacher, acting as sponsor for both. The officers of the senior club are Winkie Stevens, president: Cather- ine Amari, vice-president: and Marjorie Engstrom, sec- retary-treasurer. Several marionette shows were pre- sented during the course of the year, and both clubs iointly planned the unusual decorations for the Mardi Gras party. For the convenience of the freshmen who were artistically inclined, a Freshman Art Club was or- ganized in W. C. H. S. The officers of the freshman club are president, Betty Wagemann: vice-president, Frances Minor: and secretary-treasurer. Carol Clark. Of course the meetings are taken up with art. The fresh- men have quite a few good artists in their midst, who have been busy making pep pins, Dopeys, and Ferdi- nands. . . . ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL . . The A.B.C. consists of ten members, tive faculty advis- ers and five students. Its purpose is to promote and direct athletics among the members of the school. This year the board was made up of Mr. Roberts: Coach Horsley: Coach Hodges: Miss Prendergast: Mr. Wal- lace, treasurer: Erwin Soukup, president: Dale McOuis- ton, vice-president: Carol Reiman, secretary: Janet Wood: and Dick Reeder .... BROADCAST . . . The W. C. H S. Broadcast is the school's newspaper published weekly in the Wheaton Daily Journal. The paper, with a staff of members including feature writ- ers, reporters, and typists, is edited by Esther Stevens. She is ably assisted by Lyman Anson. Miss Montgomerie. our librarian, is the Broadcast's adviser .... COM- MERCE CLUB . . . Mr. Sandholm sponsors all three divisions of this club: lil advertising, Robert Armstrong. chairman: l2l tours. Dorothy Kuhn, chairman: and l3l program. Bob Bauler and Bernice Carlson. chairmen. The whole school depends upon the advertising depart- ment, which keeps the public informed about W. C. H. S. activities. Frequent tours through manufacturing plants, etc., add variety to the Commerce Club's inter- esting program .... DEBATE CLUB . . . The De- bate Club has as its sponsor Mr. John Keys. There are no officers as the club spends all of its time debating or working up debates. The eight members set forth as their purpose: developing the ability to speak easily and correctly in public. Their big debate question. the national high school question, is Resolved: That the United States should establish an alliance with Great Britain. They have debated with many of the schools in and around Wheaton and in several tournaments this year .... FORTUNE GUILD . . . This club's spon- sor, Mr. Keys, has done much toward bettering the Fortune Guild as a club for the purpose of studying dramatics. The officers are: president, Carol Reiman: vice-president. Bob Loveless: secretary, Dora Cox: and treasurer, Harvey Meyers. Erwin Soukup turned in the best performances of the year in the leading roles of the two outstanding plays presented: Death in Death Q - . vi 1. . we 'jvf 'vi-ff. Takes a Holiday and James Dyke in The Valiant. Other play successes this year have been The Trysting Place, Good Medicine and Not Such a Goose .... FRENCH CLUB . . . The senior and freshman clubs are one and the same in purpose and proiects. They meet on different days, however. Senior officers are: president. Virginia Tucker: vice-president, Lenore McLean: secre- tary, Donalda McLean: treasurer. Joyce Tucker. Fresh- man officers are: president, Coleman Chaney: vice- president, Betty Massman. The purpose of these clubs is to promote conversational French and to learn more about the literature, customs, and people of France. This year their main proiects have been correspondence carried on between students here and boys and girls in France, a series of meetings dealing with French his- tory, and a puppet stage and puppets. The F.A.L.S. party is the main event of the year for the French Clubs. Their leader and sponsor in this work is Miss Maranville. . . .G.A.A .... The Girls' Athletic Association pro- motes interest in girls' physical education. During the year they accomplish their obiectives in sports such as soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, archery. badmin- ton, and ping pong. Under the capable leadership of Miss Prendergast the girls have worked exceptionally hard this year. Main events have been the initiation sup- per and the play day held in October. The officers are: president, Janet Wood: vice-president, Catherine Pearce: and secretary-treasurer, Betty Townsend .... G.R. . . . This year the Girl Reserves was divided into two clubs, the senior and freshman. Freshman club officers are: Dorothy Guild, president: Jane Massman, vice-pres- dent and program chairman: Grace Kargaard, secretary: and Gloria Loerzel, treasurer. Although both clubs meet separately, the freshman club is more or less under the direction of the senior club, whose officers are Char- lotte Baker, president: Bette Donnan. vice-president: Ruth Hughes. secretary: and Marion Storck, treasurer. Both clubs are sponsored by Miss Husted, assisted by Miss McCormick, senior: and Miss Cowen, freshman. They are governed by a cabinet composed of twenty-six members. The most important event of the year for the G.R. girls is Ring Supper, at which the girls who have done outstanding work in the club are awarded rings. This year nine seniors and three iuniors received rings. They were: Barbara Beardsley, Doris Brown, Gerry Dreis, Phyllis Glidden, June,Gunderson, Ruth Hughes. Mary Louise Long, Annette Olander, Carol Reiman, Marion Storck, Doris Streitberger, and Florence Taylor .... HANDICRAFT CLUB . . . The Handicraft Club is spon- sored by Miss Miner. lt is a new organization this year. The officers are: president, Florence Taylor: vice-presi- dent, Barbara Beardsley: treasurer, Esther Modaff: and secretary, Margaret McJunkin. The girls devoted most of their time to learning how to use looms. They also earned money to pay- for these looms. Other activities of the club are knitting, crocheting, embroidering, etc. The freshman branch of the club is called the Hobby Club. A. , ,.44L4.a..e,..s...... -1- --,Y--,V-1 ,i .,.,. --- v-,V . .ya-.vfe 1- HISTORY CLUB . . . The History Club is sponsored by Mr. Vaughn. lts officers are John Helfrich, presi- dent: William McVeigh, vice-president: Mary June Sauer, secretary: and Howard Duncan. treasurer. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in history and current events. Round table discussions make the meetings very enioyable. Current topics this year seemed to have been Hitler and baseball. This is one of the newer clubs in school, having started about three years ago .... Hi-Y . . . Hi-Y is divided into two groups. freshman and senior. Mr. Vaughn is the sponsor ol both clubs. Officers of the senior club are president, Roy Clansky: vice-president, Lyman Anson: secretary. Kenny Hepler: treasurer and social chairman, Warren McLaughlin: program chairman, Harvey Meyers: and sergeant at arms, Walter Sauer. Officers of the fresh- man club are president. Alan Conley: vice-president. Jim Barry: treasurer, Phil Durant: secretary, Jim Knip- pen: and sergeant at arms, Bill Suhring. Each club is interested in boys' activities as well as problems of home. country, and the world. They discuss trips, listen to speakers, and enioy interesting movies .... GIRLS' HOBBY CLUB . . . This is a subsidiary of the Girls' Handicraft Club and is sponsored by Miss Miner. The officers are president, Gene Slocum: vice-president, Barbara Engelman: treasurer, Laura Nicholson: and secretary, Marion Roos. The girls are interested in hand- work such as knitting, crocheting, and weaving. Much has been accomplished in these hobbies. and those who knew nothing about them before 'are now making useful do-dads. Several of the advanced girls have knitted themselves sweaters .... BOYS' HOBBY CLUB . . . Mr. Wright and Mr. Sandholm are sponsors of this club, which is made up entirely of freshman boys who are interested in developing their hobbies. The officers of the club are president, Bill Suhring: vice-president. Rich- ard Heaton: secretary. Jack Schatz: and treasurer, Richard Wehling. The club is divided into two sections. one in which the boys study and build model airplanes and one in which they have dealt with many hobbies: snap- shooting. leather work. and sportsman's hobbies. . . . LATIN CLUB . . . Miss Chiles has her hands full spon- soring two active Latin clubs: one for the freshmen and another for the upperclassmen. This year's main events were the district Latin contest held at Wheaton and the Roman banquet. which is a perennial revival ofthe pic- turesque culture of ancient Rome. The mainstays of both clubs are the program chairmen. Elaine Carson and Cynthia Beardsley. The other officers are senior club . . . lst consul, Gypsy Burton: 2nd consul. Ralph Lyman: quaestor. Mary Ann Hull: censors lassistants with fresh- man clubl. Bruce Smith and Emily Millett: freshman club . . . Ist consul. Carol Carlson: 2nd consul, Natalie Sweeney: quaestor. Carlton Wilder .... NATURE CLUB . . . The Nature Club is sponsored by Mr. Bussart. Offi- cers are president, David Page: vice-president. Marlin Yates: secretary-treasurer, William Straw. This is another new club. During this year the members classihed ever- greens. studied deep sea life, and gave reports on things of interest in nature. Mr. Bussart says. They're very dis- interested in everything. They also planned a survey of living things. Several interesting hikes were taken so that the members might gaze upon the beauties of nature .... ORATORY CLUB . . . The Oratory Club .-- - --.Y -ri -- '- -'swf - W- - - -1ff----7.,f.---W MJ sponsored by Miss Scharnweber is one of our new clubs this year. James Youker is president: Bill Rogers, vice- president: and David Foster. secretary-treasurer. This club's obiective is to study the famous orations and the techniques of their presentation. They will thereby benefit their own speaking ability. The reading of plays also holds an interest for the members of the club .... SCIENCE CLUB . . . The Science Club has two divisions. camera and radio. under the indirect sponsorship of Mr. Roberts and Mr. Burger. Active officers consist of a president. Bruce Smith: a vice-president. Bill Clark: and a secretary-treasurer, Franklin Pierce. Subchairmen are radio, Robert Phillips: and camera, Jim March. Camera Club work includes photographic contests. lectures. demonstrations of steps involved in developing, trips. and candid camera parties. Radio Club activities this year have been concerned with lectures, wireless ap- paratus, and general discussions. Members have been preparing to take the amateur radio code examination given by the government. In the spring the annual Science Club Open House was held. Displays of the year's work were exhibited. and demonstrations and talks were given by various members .... SCRIPT CLUB . . . Script Club has long had the reputation of being the school's most exclusive organization, but since only a small number of students are really interested in original composition, no serious obiections ever arise. lts sponsor, Miss Felgar. is the club's leading attraction. Each year the best poetry and prose is printed in book form. Selections from the English classes also appear in this volume. Nine-tenths of the club fervently admire Winnie-the-Pooh. and each member has appropriated the name of some character in that favorite classic. Officers are Virginia Youle. presi- dent: Esther Stevens, vice-president: and Eugenia Nies. librarian .... SHORTHAND CLUB . . . Under the spon- sorship of Miss Scharnweber this club carries on a pro- gram helpful to students intending to apply for secre- tarial positions. Only two officers supervise the operation of the club's activities: president. Dorothy Schimelfenig: and secretary-treasurer. Willie Mae Thomas.' Members learn important facts about the personality, proper dress. and work of the stenographer .... STUDENT CONFER- ENCE . . . This is the student governing body. and under the guidance of Mr. Monson it has accomplished much during the past year. lt has fostered a better school spirit among the pupils. The first semester officers were president. Gerry Dreis: vice-president, Dale McOuiston: secretary, Ruth Hughes: and treasurer, Bernice Carlson. The second semester officers were president, Tom Leary: vice-president. Marion Storck: secretary, Dorothy Wenzel: and treasurer. Janet La Salle .... TRAVEL . . . The senior Travel Club is sponsored by Miss Felgar. The offi- cers are president, Euphie Scott: secretary, Marian Paley: and treasurer, Betty Ruth Howell. During the meetings members give speeches about the trips they've made and the things they've seen. At some meetings they con- centrate on one country and discuss its customs. The offi- cers of the freshman Travel Club are Betty Massman. president: Marilyn Wilkins. vice-president: Carol Carl- son. secretary: and Carol Steen. treasurer. Sponsoring the club is Miss Maranville, who has given many inter- esting accounts of her own travels. Ways of transporta- tion and types of travelers make Travel Club discussions interesting. Students are also invited to give accounts of their adventures. CZUMZJ 40221 'kGridiron banquefiThe honored guesl in a sfafe of relaxa- lion aller lhe allaclc on Tom Turlcey. Al lefl Coach l-lorsley. Mr. Roberfs in fhe candlelighl, Mr, Coafs, presidenf of lhe Board, Rev. Carpenter, guest Mr. Tibbefls, Mr. Wallace, con- sulling his bill of fare, ii' Jimmy March in an unusual bursi of energy, From Good Medicine, ably supporfed by Esfher Sfevens, leff and Jane Massman. iii' Warren McLaughlin, worrying abou? somefhing or someone. tiff Freshmen game boiling on lhe green. lldenlificafion impossiblel. i'The Banque? of Warriors-Herb Parsons. Earl Almdale, and School Board member John Player 'all envious of The fellow jus? ou? of fhe picfure who found an oysler in his soup. if l-lard af worlcl Donn we look funny when we ihink? 'ki kMr, Roloerfs feeling prefly good over a fire drill and al being ou? doors during school hours. fiii The Dads ans ioyed fhe banquet loo. Soulcup and Miqnin, diq- qinqg Mr, Mignin, ready for more: Mr. Leary and The beaming Tom. fleggs kqqhndnfiiiil C if-k I if wi? 2 9 I l.....-5.4 J I wi N. X sf ' if J., E Q. x gs., gsm., gs gag :P as mls' - rr: ii lags, 34' 2 , Q, ig: A viii, fx 5 15 ' .L QQ as Q Wm f' Ria DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY: Mary Lou Sauer, Erwin Soulrup, Tom Lf-ary, Bill Polling. On March I7 the Forluno Guild presenfed ils second play of the year, DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY. by Allperla Casella. ll was based on lhe Doelic concepfion of Dealh suspending all acriyifies 'lor fhree days during which period he falls in love wifh a beauliful girl. Through her he realizes why morlals fear hirn. The play presenlecl an opfirnislic philosophy on the problems of love and dealh. Mr. Keys. assisfed by Berry Joriez, ably direcred rhe producfion. The sludenfs who fool: par? in ir should be hiqhly commended lor lheir rcnlislic aclinq. The casr is as follows: Cora, Phyllis Hadley: Fedele, Kei1hClarkq Dulce, Torn Leary: Alda, Carol Muenchg Duchess Slephanie, Dorothy Kuhn: Princess of Sari Luca, Carol Reirnan: Baron Ccsarea, Diclr Carlson: Rhoda Fenlon, Dolores Uhlrich: Eric Fynlon, Pele Miqnin: Corrado, Bill Pellinqg Grazia, Mary Lou Sauerg Prince Sirlci, Erwin Soulnupg Major Whilehead, Bud Coors. DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY: Keith Clarlc, Carol Reiman. Dorolhy Kuhn, Bill Pellinq, Torn Leary, Dolores Uhlrich, Pele Miqnin, Dicl: Carlson, Carol Muench, Phyllis Hadley. ir 'A' Jimmy March working on Wecomi lay- ouTs. ii' This is The way PeTe Mignin works in sTudy hall-hmmm, iii AT The cosTume ball-Andy Lynch and CarlTon Wilder dancing To The rhyThm oT The Top l-laTTers. The revellers aT This year's Mardi Gras were ushered inTo a picTuresque gym decoraTed on all sides wiTh WalT Disney TloaTs. The Three LiTTle Pigs, The Old Woman Who Lived in The Shoe. Ferdinand, Donald Duck. and Snow WhiTe and The Seven DwarTs were all There, ATTer The grand march was over, prizes were given Tor The mosT original cosTume, The music oT Soukup's Top T-laTTers encouraged many To dance. They also Turnished The progiam, which was a Take-OTT on Kay Kyser's musical college, The orchesTra Then sTruck up FERDIY NAND, and who should appear buT The bull himselT To do a dance. ST. PaTrick's Day punch was served Tor re-TreshmenT. iii 'kt AT The annual GLR. ring banqueT, abouT nineTy members and alumnae waTched Miss l lusTed place The coveTed GR. rings on The Tingers oT Twelve deserving girls. Edna Mae Kahl, who has been presenT aT every ring banquet, was The guesT speaker. TiT Tor TaT. FirsT we beaT Bensenville 3l-247 Then Hinsdale beaTs us 25-3I in The disTricT baskeTball Tournament So iT goes. Calendar iTems: The orchesTra hop had insTead oT a program a hiT parade OT The dancers' TavoriTe Tunes. SUGAR BLUES Topped The lisT. The caTeTeria indirecTly lighfed and decorafed in blue and whiTe was The scene oT The 6.R.fHi-Y parTy. Thi: members danced To George Mosier's orchesTra and played games. Re- TreshmenTs served in The hall delighTed Them all. Roman inviTaTions in The shape of scrolls, Tied and sealed heralded The Roman banqueT on This, The ldes oT March. The LaTins all came in Togas lsheeTsl. some bareTooTed, oThers in sandals. Dinner, The delighT oT any Roman, was served in appropriaTe sTyle wiTh slaves To waiT on Tables and no silver- ware To eaT wiTh. An inTeresTing program of drama and music was The climax oT a banqueT TiT Tor any Caesar. Some changes have been made in classes This semesTer. One imporTanT one is The inTroducTion oT a world liTeraTure class TaughT by Miss McCormick and a driving class under Mr. WrighT. A hilarious two weelis' campaign remembered tor its eye-catching prop' aganda taclced on doors and windows splashed on blacli boards, and even hung tiont eiectric lights showed what politics could do to arnf bitious whelps. This campaign suggested by the Dupage County Cen- tennial and the Wheaton post ot the American Legion was ctirnaxed by a mock election in which the Nationalist party had a virtua. landslide. lt you heard a long sigh ot reliet issuing trom the sewing room, it was because the qirls who have put some tive miles ot sewing on ihe old curtain in the last year had been intormed that the school board had donated a brand new wine velvet curtain. Spring vacation begins with balmy weather i360 in the broiling sunl. Oh well, perhaps we can get in a little ice-slcating or skiing. lt you stand in the right place in the gym. you can see daylight through a little hole in the wall. Advices to underclassmen: Play sate. Dont rislc your happiness. Loolc ahead into the tuture. Read your horoscope betore it's too late. lfxll you have to do is ioin Miss Wiggins' typing class.l Regretsfflt s too bad the whole school couldnt have seen Muriel and Gerry act out THE MASQUERADE IS OVER. The two election stunts Richard Carlson torqot about-balcing propa- ganda inthe biscuits and distributing pamphlets by airplane. mln the spring, a young mans tancy lightly turns to thoughts ot love. But we, the lucliy members ot the annual statt, have been tavored all through the winter months by the grand performance ot Mr. Cupid as he played havoc with two ot our tellow members' hearts, NOT changing the subiect HARVE you heard MARY LOU lately? 'ki' 'R A tense moment in the Hinsdale-Wheaton game. 'ki The Ring Banquet of the Girl Reserves. At the top, lett to right, Carol Reimart. Marion Storcli, Mrs, Kunzo, Miss McCorniicli, Miss t-tusted, Charlotte Balmer, Edna Mae Kahl, Ruth Hughes, Miriam Best, and Janet Wood. At the aluninae table tacing the camera are Betty Uhlrich, Roma Jenlns, Donna Lancaster, and Margaret Mosier, i' Grace Ehrman sfifching away on somefhing for sewing class- The receding folds of fhe curfain af 'lhe annual spring sfyle show revealed a large room furnished in colonial sfyle and ouflined wilh ferns and palms. The fashionable models were girls of fhe home economics classes dis- playing fheir accomplishmenfs of fhe year. Ouflifs for all occasions were sporfed. The girls' mofhers enioyed a friendly fea affer fhe affair. HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW W.C.H.S.? Whaf senior lwho played fhe Duke in DEATH TAKES A HOLlDAYl breaks hearfs as a pasfime? Whom does Clansky meef before lunch each day? How many freshman and senior girls have fallen for Bill Pelling? Whaf connecfion has Herb Parsons wifh Wesf Chicago? Whaf girls doesn'f Keith Clark correspond wifh in school? Who keeps all her nofes, precious and ofherwise. indexed for fufure reference? Who's responsible for Henrieffa's absfracf moments? Where does BuHerball go affer school? 'ki' if Bob Schiebel shows his buddies how fo lif? a car wifh one hand. Miscelleneous informafion: Smoky furns his back fo fhe audience in speech class fo keep from laughing. Flashll Junior-senior G-.A.A. baskefball fournamenf played af lasf. The vicfors? Well-er-er-fhe iuniors. The score? Forfunafely for fhe seniors we can'f quife remember, buf fhe juniors insisf if was somefhing like I33 fo 3. Lafin sfudenfs carry off honors in fhe disfricf Lafin confesf. Laura Nicholson placed second in fhe freshman fesf whilo Helen Townsend placed second in fhc Caesar exam. Wheafon was 'lhe meefing place for Lafin pupils of Wheafon, Glenbard, Downers Grove. York. and Naperville. lf's hard fo fell Janef Wood's pencil bag from a sample case. J.W. carried everything under fhe sun in if and could hang if on 'her shoulder like fhe well known camper's haversack. 'I' Demonstration betore the Carn- era Club-Don Gribney exhibits a handmade orinter in the presence of Frank Pierce, secretary-treasurer, and Bruce Smith, president. 'ki' A centeriump in the Naperville game-AIb'echt and Stream are iurnping tor the ball. Bucl Norrell. No. 45. and Clint Yarbrough, No. 48, at the extreme right, are: in the Wheaton lineup, Miniature Mickey and Minnie Mices furnished the highlight in the annual Glee Club nnrt Orchestra Spring Concert. Another novelty number was Strausss immortal EMPERORS WALTZ. Bill Petting presented Miss Dirks with beautitul roses in appreciation ot her tine work this year. Wheaton walked away with honors at the annual district band and orchestra solo contests at Aurora. W.C.H.S. placed I3 tirsts, b seconds, 2 thirds, and I tourth. lNot 2X3 and 'f4.l 'ki' Yo ho, slop, slop. Mud or no nnud, spring tootball practice gets under way, Eight students are taking lessons on how to drive a car lup a telephone polel. Pencil sketches, poetry, water paintings, es- says, ail paintings, short stories, sociology charts. typed sheets, tables lrorn the shop, dresses, biology experiment sheetshall ot these things in one room at one time. This conglomeration is the annual spring exhibit with each club, subject, and activity being represented. 0 Top row-lei? fo righf: James Youlrer, Bud Norrell, Francis Minor. 0 Cenler row: George Peo, Dick Heaion, Harri- sons Beardsley, Jaclr Pinlrard, Fred Mignin, Harry Sell, Roberl' Liles, Bill Suhring, Melvin Granl, Jaclc Scholl, Mr. Hodges. 0 Fron? row: Bill Burghardf, Jay Sfream, George Burghardl, Erwin Soulcup, Roberf Schiebel, Burfon Rogers, Kenny Hepler, Warren McLaughlin, George Delcan, Bill Laechelf, Tom Leary. cg eeffeifezei lO0 yd. Dash-Soulcup, McAleese, Suhring. 200 yd, Dash-Schiebel, Soulcup, Mcflleese, Peo. 440 yd. Dash-Schiebel, Rogers, Mignin, Beardsley, Heafon, Bill Burghardi, 880 yd. Dash-Beardsley. Liles, Mignin, 'v1cLaughlin, Laecheli. Mile-Grant Laechelf, Liles. High Hurdles-Soulrup, Mcfxleese, Sell, Norrell. Low Hurdles-Soukup, Mcfxleese, Sell, Phillips. Shel' Pul'-Sfream, Geo. Burghardi, Peo. Discus--Sfream. Alan Conley. Geo. Burghardf. Javelin-Geo. Burghardl, Bill Burghardf, Alan Conley. Broad Jump-Hepler, Bill Burghardf, Delcan. High Jump-Fisher, Phillips. Pole Vaull-Delcan, Fisher, Whifalcer. This season lhe fraclc feam has been fairly successful. lf won the firsf mee? wifh Easf Aurora 55-40. Nexl il look firsl place in a friangular mee? al fork. The score was 46lf2-4Olf2-32'f2. Af lhe invifalional meel ai Naperville lhe Wheafon flashes fool: lhird place. The Two mile relay Team won firsf place. Unforfunafely fhey los? an indoor mee? af Le Grange due lo 'rhe lad fhai our boys were noi accusfomed fo running wilhouf spilces. The big evenl' of fhe year. however, was The annual counfy frack carnival held af Wheafon . . . which. af This lime can only be predicfed as a viclory. 'xxx 'Nm le LCdfL0lfl ' To lhe merchanls of lhe Cornrnunuly and The friends of lhe l-lngh School whose anleresl and financial and have made This book possible May lhey find in lhis seclion lhe beauly and salisfaclion ol good piclures as lrue adverlising melhods. We feel sure lhe sludenl body and friends of lhe school will remember and recognize The service beslowed upon us by Tl-IE Wl-l EATON MERCHANTS W .N K , Bauer's Bllfber Shop l CleanefS 3 wn is beiween Sfofe- E' C' ro c 'fr mi finer- MVS' Bl hanis' DeliV6 Y WalTer Broyoller' Merc Amon CB' Son Mr. and Mrs' klixgiors. lnc. Consolidaled R Reaiw Co. Reed M- Croc S d Co. Esienieldef Dfv Goo S ii L. Coffs Sh heridefl- Barber FieldS and S Q Carlion Grove' Dkogsi lfliedlell and l-efen' A W ' idollywood DreSS Shop , Ho0lfhami . M. D. 322 3.3.15 EEZ. Maiden Main STreeT Booieryshop Mafqefeif 2?3:ZhoP Mafqare S s Service Siahon ln consTrucTing This book The Wecomi Siali has S . . . OP Dr Muffin J' Mining. ' . Bui in - The Medlcai J, CarflPbell L- H. HenfY s. A. l'le 'Y D. Alden B' -lofles' M' Harry W, Kinnfl E E-i.O0llfe ' bb . A. SAWJFS Harvey C. Meyers , an ' ilfaramounT 'l'heaT6f Joseph Sam Perry , Pierce Fungus :ISS Dr. Vgfliqignj The Siore For Men . C . iahai si. semuchfef- D- D' S' ler Si el .lewe I . Sh p Wol'iieaTon KNIT and GM 0 Whealon Sweet Shop enioyed The cooperaTion of many sTudenTs, faculTy members and Tradesmen. ome of The highlighTs in iTs consTrucTion have come Through our work wifh Mr. Kohlig a True WheaTon Merchant We Thank him Tor his splendid help in The phoiography in This book. We Teel Thai his picTures sTand ouT by Themselves. Ail individual picTures as well as many oi The candid shoTs were made by him. lT has been a pleasure To have him as The official Wecomi phoifoqrapher and we are sure ThaT all The seniors were pleased wiTh his service in This capaciTy. OThers have conTribuTed To The picTures in The book. We believe Bud PurringTon's candid shoT of Norfhrop To be one of The besT. OThers whose inTeresT has helped have been George Bond. John Helfrich, and of course our own phofographer. Roy Clansky. Mr. Burger has again conTribuTed his share of candid shoTs. Menfion should be made of The assisTance of Mr. Segal of The Bureau of Engraving Tor his help in planning The book and his ideas in keeping wiTh our Theme. We were glad To meeT him on his Trips To WheaTcn. The Technical makeup has been direcTed by Mr. Burger and Miss McCormick. We Thank Them Tor Their inTeresT in The book and for The Time and ideas given. We Thank Mr. RoberTs for his Timely suggesTions abouT our copy. Mr. Sandholm served as a business advisor Tor The TirsT Time and we appreciaTe his inTeresT in advising The business sTaTT. We wish To express our appreciaTion To The Daily Journal Tor The use of some of Their sporT prinTs. Julianne Neu has done a loT oi The Typing and deserves Tull crediT in building This book. To The many oThers who have in any way aided in iTs consTrucTion we express our appreciaTion. We hope we have in This book. porfrayed The real WheaTon school. life The STaFf. KUHLI PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY T WHEATON BEST WISHES of CARNEY'S BAKERY Courtesy of George Carlson PRESIDENT OF CARLSON'S FOOD SHOP ilk CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE ilk GLEN ELLYN, LOMBARD and WHEATON 'A' OUR LaSALLE AMBLILANCE provides I'I1e u'rmos+ In comfor'r and convenience. No maHerI'1ow exading a case you may have, our equipmenf will meef your every need-af rares no more 'rhan formerly charged. JOHN H. KAMPP 81 SON TELEPHONE WHEATON me e-,m m,..m.v,-.W ,.., A,...wM - , ,,.mWEE,,.rm 'OUR FLEET OF SIX in our SIXTH YEAR of Supplying DUSTLESS FUEL to Wheaton Homes BALL COAL CO. TELEPHONE: WHEAToN 62 YARDS: St. Charles Road, One Block West of N. 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ATHLETICS Foolball Dekan, G. Burghardl, G. Bu rghardf, W. Almdale, E. Bidgood, B. Leary, T. McAIeese, D. Whifaker, B. Parsons, H. Mignin, F. Pelling, W. Slream, J. Yarbrough. C. Chesbro, C. Soukup, E. Laechell, W. Beardsley. H. Clark, K. Sauer, W. McOuis+on, D. Duranf, P. Barry, J. Wehling, R. Noble, W. Heaton, D. Orgon, E. Mignin, B. Paver, D. Basself, B. Schalz, J. Slraw, W. Chaney. C. Hodges. J. Ward, G. Gunderson, J. Overbey, E. Gauger, C. Peferson. H. Coa+s, H. Jordan, J. Kroning. C. Roafh, C. Granf, M. Granf, W. Rademacher, Vear. J. Law, R. Roscher, R. Baskefball Burghardf, G. D. Burghardf, W. Slream, J. Bidgood, R. Chesbro, C. Yarbrough, C. Norrell, R. Clark, K. Fisher, R. Barry, J. Suhring, B. Norfhrup, D. Bassefi, B. Gibney. D. .-. 5-:-rug, 3 HONOR ROLL OF ALL HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Track Burghardf, G. Burghardf. W. Sfream, J. Dekan. G. Whilaker, B. Phillips, R. Soukup, E. McAleese, D. Schiebel, R. Beardsley, H. McLaughlin, W. Liles. R. Granl, M. Laechell. W. Mignin, F. G.A.A. Clark, C. Guild, D. Ryall, N. Duncan, L. Weinland, F. Weldon. A. Zarbock, D. Amari, C. Tucker, J. Townsend, B. Beck, R. Faulkner, J. Blounl. P. Oakey, D. Pearce, C. Halenza, S. Hendrixon, C. Muench, C. Olander, A. Ross, B. Krueger, D. Slevens. E. Barlee, B. Tucker, V. Rineharl, V. Wood, J. Townsend, H. ACTIVITY PINS Anson, L. Barlon, B. Burfon, G. Carlson, B. Clark, W. Clark. K. Dreis, G. Hughes, R. Jones, B. Krueger, D. LaSalle, J. Long, M. Loveless, R. McOuisI'on, D. Mignin, F. Milleff, E. Olander, A. Schiebel. R. Scofl, E. Sell, H. Smilh, B. Sforck, M. Tousley, H. LaSalle. M. Leary, T. Reeder, R. Tucker, V. Meyers, H. Reiman, C. Slevens, E. Soukup, E. HONOR PINS Beardsley, C. Beck, R. Bird, D. Breckman, E. Brooks, D. Brown, B. Burlon, G. Carlson, C. Carpenler, A. Chaney. C. Clark, W. Dexler, T. Donnan, B. Fyhr, I. Garrelson, V. Gregory, W. Hassed. J. Healon, R. Hukari, R. Jacobson, S. Johnson, A. Knighf, M. Leyshon, D. Lyman, W. McCallum, L. March, C. Meyers, G. Nicholson, L. Oakey, D. Schramer, I. Slocum, G. Slocum, M. Snell, L. Sleen, C. Sweeney, N. Tucker, J. Ward, J. Wenzel, D. Wenzel, J. Brunick, M. Crossley, L. Fawcefl, B. Karner, I. McOuisIon, D. Dreis, G. Marlin, T. Millell, E. Parsons, H. Pierce, F. SI. Clair, C. Sfevens, E. Sforck, M. Townsend, B. Tucker, V. Vear, J. Zarbock, D. Beck, M. Glidden, P. Meyers, H. Ross, B. Uhlrich, D. Wolfe. C. Brown, D. Wood. J. HONOR ROLL Brown, D. Clark, W. Dreis, G. Glidden, P. LaSalle, M. Leary, T. Parsons, H. Schramer, I. SI'evens. E. Sforck, M. Tucker, V. Wenzel, D. Wood. J. Barton. R. Beck, R. Burlon, G. Dekler, T. Donnan, B. Fyhr, I. Hassed. J. Hepler, K. Karner, I. March, C. Marlin, T. McQuislon, D. Millell, E. Oakey, D. Ross, B. S+. Clair, C. Sauer, M. J. Vear. J. Wolfe, C. Beck, R. Brunick, P. Crossley, L. Fawcell, B. Gregory, W, Knighl, M. Meyers, G. Pierce, F. Townsend, B. Tucker, J. Ward, J. Zarbock, D. Coburn, G. Beardsley, C. Bird, D. Brooks, B. Brown, B. Carlson, C. Carpenler, A. Chaney, C. Garrelson, V. Heafon, D. I-lukari, R. Leyshon, D. Lyman, W. Nicholson, L. Slocum, G. Snell, L. Sleen, C. Sweeney, N. Wenzel, J. DISTRICT LATIN CONTEST Laura Nicholson Helen Townsend D.A.R. HONORS Carol Reiman OUILL AND SCROLL Eslher Slevens BAND AND ORCHES- TRA HONORS Isi' Division Weslley. I. Loveless, R. Anson, L. Hepler, K. Soukup, E. H. S. Brass Ouarfel H. S. Clarinef Ouarfel Beck, M. McJunkin, M. Snell, J. 2nd Division Will, K. Slevens, E. Zarbock, D. Ross, B. Haberkorn, T. Brass Sexfef 3rd Division Gugler, B. Norih, W. 4th Division Sl. Clair, C. ORCHESTRA AND GLEE CLUB PINS Pins and Guards Havens, Barbara Tucker, V. Cox, D. Slaltlord, B. Pelling, W. Dekan. G. Pins Barry, E. Donnan, B. Townsend, H. Sauer, V. Pruce, J. Herchmann, E. Aspinwall, N. Olander, A. Millefl, E. Fyhr, I. Ross, B. Beck, M. Dexler, T. Hoy, A. DeRoo, L. Taylor, H. Glidden, P. McJunkin. M. Brooks, B. Havens, Bruce A6M WE WGZE V617 701414 - ' Miqnin Robert Johnston, The Class oi i939 early in its history malcinq epoch in the lourlh grade. Standing, leit to right: Pete , .. ,.....,. ,. .. .. , Hugh Coats, Bob Phillips, Peter Ranaldo, Martha Clendenin, Mary Jane Mole, Erwin Soulcup, Eleanor Peterson, Barbara Beardsley, Eugenia Nies, Harvey Meyers. Sue l-lull, 0 Right hand row oi seats: Walter Wittenberg, Henrietta Durnpert, Mariorie Mole, Richard Carlson, Myra Varley. 0 Second row seats: Joy Harris. .-,..-.--'4.'--------'---- --,-. r Bob Lang. Gilbert Cole. Doro- thy Krueger, Kenneth hlepler. 0 Third row oi seats: Roy Clanslcy, Betty Jones, Ruth Colcord, Margaret McJunlrin, Robert Schiebel. I, John Helfrich, do leave my ability to swing around lhe earner on l. Esther Stevens, leave Winnieflhe'Pooh to Miss Felqer. lwo wheels to Jimmy Youlner. l, Bob Bartlelt, do leave Ten and a halt broken finger nails to the l, Charlotte Baker, hereby will my booliiul blonde locks lo Muriel new Occul'-'am Ol my Wplllg SSGHOW 3'fl'5l bv the Window' Leadbetter. l, Barbara Beardsley, leave my height to my brother Harrison, We, Bernice Barlee, Anna Bollweg, 'Ruth Ham, do leave our scrib- V ' bling ability in shorthand lo any little freshman boy who has We' me Burgllaldl hols' bequeaill our amazmq repulallon 10 new prelly blue eyes. year's football squad. Take good care ot it, boys. . . . . l R Cl in l h ' ' ' ' , We, Kathleen Lies and Marian Portman, do give our plaid dresses to ' Ol ans Y' mv: my emi lo 5 Cerlam lime lumor the Belmont twins. Be sure to use lvory soap. 1 l, Keith Clark, promise to give up my girl craze and role ot Romeo to Dale McQuislon. l, Ethel Roth, do give my ability to crack qum to Shirley Jacobsen, l, Bill Clark, do leave halt interest apiece in a certain sophomore 4 l, Barbara Havens, leave a locker full ol music to any one who Judd Veer and Bud Norreu. gets there first. A l, Bill Pelling, bequeath to Mr. Roberts and the next sociology cl ' 7 S gned-Earl Almdale, some of my more famous puns, l'm givin' nuttin' lo nobucldy, see. I -- s- Jllvm.--sw .. Y. W W- -- I, Sue Hull, leave my streamline tigure to the Ford Motor Com- pany, Incorporated. I, Eloise Idle, bequeath my last name to the kids in study hall. I, Betty Jones, leave my swing band records to Bob Liles. l, Drexel Kaminsky, leave my Tyrone Power profile to Mr. Monson. iHolIywood, here we come.l I, .loe Kleinwachter, leave my shy and bashtul manner to Junior Denson. I, Warren Knight, leave sixty-nine hairpins, two powder puffs, and twenty-nine lipsticlcs to the football team. I, Dorothy Krueger, iust leave with my love for birds lespecially blue idyS l- I, Helen Kunze, do leave better and bigger seats for snoozes in French class. I, William Laechelt, bequeath my last nine laps to Seabiscuit. I, Mary La Salle, bequeath my alluring and irresistible eyes to the freshman girls. I, Jeannette Lies, leave my ability to get to class on time to Marie Herran. I, Gerry Dreis, do bequeath my short skirts to Marian Barr, an up and coming freshman. I, Henny Dumpert, do leave my latest creations to Miss Leedle. I, Howard Duncan, leave lariat and spurs to any li'l buckaroo. I, Don Erwin, have Ieft!!!I Praise Allahllll I, Bruce Havens, retuse to bequeath my Ford to anyone but the iunk min. I, Kenny Hepler, do leave, with audible sobs, my trombone to Kelly lslide, Kelly, slidel. I, Betty Howell, do leave to the periods before lunch some ice- , cream bars. IThey will taste iust scrumptious, won't they7l I, Bill Hoy, give to Mr. Reynolds my mop ot curly red hair to go with his tweed suit. I, Ruth Hughes, leave my better minutes to Father Time. I, Bob Tucker, leave my motorcycle to anyone who can cop it. dlfl 6472.4 0 OUR SIXTH GRADE PICTURE Back row: Mary Jane Mole, Henrietta Dumpert. .............. Burkal, Mary Rauschenberger, Betty Howell, Carol Rei- man, Dorothy Krueger, Marjorie Mole, Sue I-lull. 0 Third row: Barbara Beardsley, Joy Harris, Betty Jones, Eugenia Nies. Margaret McJunkin, Catherine Bellas, Ruth Col- cord. Alice Krimmel. 0 Second row: Hugh Coats. Gilbert Cole, Peter Mignin. Melvin Whitaker, Harvey Meyers. Smoky MacVeigh. O Front row: Erwin Soukup. Kenny Hepler, Bob Lange, Roy Clansky, Bruce Conley. Bob Phillips. . , ,feud .-.s- . . Inna f- We . I, Virginia Tucker, bequeath my campaigning ability to the next year's election of county clerk. I, Arlene Wachrow, leave ten pencil sharpeners to Miss Felgar's room for further use. I, Frederick Peter Mignin, leave my detention slips and pink slips to Betty Gugler. I, Julianne Neu, leave my curly eyelashes and an eyelash curler to Mr. Vaughn. We, Eugenia Nies and Euphie Scott do bequeath Ferdinand to the waterlilies in the biology fish pond. I, Herb Parsons, bequeath twenty paper dolls lslightly wornl, a football helmet lsort of scuftedl, a whistle lwhat don't whistlel, and an empty pop bottle laccompanied with slightly chewed strawl to the shortest Sophomore boy. I, Bob Phillips, leave loh tragedy that it isl my dear ear phones to any one interested in static such as is found in Mr. Burger's office. I, Bud Schiebel, leave behind my tame of being the only track man who can giggle all the way around. I, lone Schramer, bequeath to dear, dear W.C.H.S. all I own. I, Tom Leary, leave all the buttons I popped to the sewing room. l, Mary Louise Long, leave all my you ails to you all. I, Robert Macht, bequeath my monotones to the fire buzz. I, Lloyd Mack, bequeath my lanky legs to Joyce Tucker. l, Smoky MacVeigh, leave bats and balls to all the hits in high school. I, Laura McCallum, leave my shingle to the roof of the high school. We, Francis and Gordon McFarland, do bequeath our shaving sets to the freshman boys. I, Bill McKie, leave my broken car radios to RCA and my good looks to the memories of the girls. I, Warren McLaughlin, bequeath my track ribbons to the Smith- sonian Institute. lThat's where Lindy left the Spirit of St. Louis.l I, l-Iarvey Meyers, leave my permanent wave to Lyman Anson. I, Bruce Smith, do leave the Science Club to any one who thinks he can run it. ' QR' --' fw-111.111 Melvsn WhnTaker leave The chem papers for neT y ars lab assnsTanT To grade Marlon Wh1Tehead bequeafh my sTruT To The oncomlng dance crazes WalTer WlTTenburg leave my clarlneT as an exfra one for Harry ,Benny Goodnenl Sell rn case has muslc gefs Too hoT and hls own burns up JaneT Wood wull my beloved pencll case To The Field Museum where IT will be safe Vlrglnla Youle leave lwlTh much regreTl all The exTra food In The cafeTer1a To anyone who feels The pangs of hunger Erwrn Soukup wlll my silver Tongue To no l don T eulher Cue s I ll keep IT myself Nuce handy llTlle Thang To hav around Marlon STorck leave my skeTch book To Janef LaSalle and my come hlTher srnlle To The Pepsodenl' TooThpasTe ads Jay STream will my personaluTy To Bob Brdgood Flo Taylor give To Mr Keys all my speech s HaTTle Tousley wlll To The TursT one who can gel To my locker my lvl whlTe deer locker No 3333 combnnahon 449 IO RoberT ArmsTrong wrlls me Tune phxreek To some week llTTle palooka Doris Brown wlll and bequeaTh my sunny dISDOSITIOI'l To Mr Keys Thelma Farnham hereby ww l my sTrlk1ng manner of pulllng boners anywhere any Time any place To anybody who wrll Take IT We Cloyd Rhodes and Gordon Sfevens hereby promise To leave our almosf complered copy of Ways wnTh Wncuous Womens To WalTer Sauer I Rlchard FoskeTT leave doze brains of mme which have guided me so Tar To Margarel Beck We Phyllls Glndden Alnce Paver and Marlon Paley hereby bequeaTh To The class of 40 The mussmg sociology books We Vnrgnma Rlneharf and Peggy WaechTer do leave our secreT for- mula Tcr d1TchrngTo anybody who can decipher IT Dora Cox do leave my TlTlers and guggles and plggly Tail wiggles To Phyllls Barclay Peggy Crouch do bequeafh my abullTy To pound ouT Broadcasf a slgnmenls To PaT SchulTz Bob Darrow do bequealh my sfrlped sweaTer and suspenders To Mr BussarT Tom Davus leave my bored expression To Duck Reeder. Carol Reuman do leave a sfandnng nnvlTaTlon To The Freshman boys To come up n see me DoroThy Wenzel leave my sonorous bass To Carol Muench. Helen Townsend leave The gym apparaTus and Ten boxes of Whealres Tor vfm vlgor and vlTalrTy To The Crossley Twins. Hel n STubbe leave Tl'-ls quoTaT1on from HamleT STubbe or noT STubbe Margaref Mcelunkm leave my eyes To The Chsna rn The CafeTeria. We Peggy Parsons Mary Rauschenberger DoroThy Schemelfenlg, and Wnllle Mae Thomas bequeafh The final parllng words: a bll of a cheerno a Toodle oo and an all around Tweef Tweef. jimi 4 G!!! - J ZA By now youve read our annual We TrusT you ve Tound :T rare WuTh all The p1cTures lokes and You ve probably seen ln There We ve broken all Tradmons of The yearbooks of The pasT Our oblecT was To nnTeresT you And noT To TlabbergasT So keep Thus book forever. 1 s, As someThmg superhne. 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