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

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LATIN-Bidqood, Roberls. Laeclweli, J. Muenclw, Bremer, Brooks, Second Row: Miss Chiles, Kolwli, E. Slewerf, I, Sfewarf, P. Muenclv, Debes, Clousien, McNamara, Guild, Crooks. Third Row: Sclmramer, M. Slocum, Dalwl, Sliorl, Olsen, G. Slocum, MacVeiql'i, Rademaclwer, Keppers. Fourilw Row: King, I-Iavens, Tweedie, Kearfoli, Loveless, Nicholson, Rendell, Lacey, Asl1,,DooliIIIe. , 45 410 my fi If , .ff s,. 1 M- V I . ,z 3 f , , , N .1 f- ,f ' ,f-,f , f ww, W4 .uw THE LATIN CLUB HAS ENJOYED A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR DIRECTED BY ITS OFFICERS, LAURA NICHOLSON. DAVE LOVELESS, AND ROBERT RENDALL. HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR WAS THE ROMAN BANOUET. ABOUT A HUN- DRED IN TOGAS AND TRAPPINGS ATTENDED A TYPICAL ROMAN FEAST. FRESHMAN BOYS AS BAREFOOTED SLAVES SERVED THE MEAL. AT THE ROMAN BANOUET, LAURA NICHOLSON, MARY SLOCUM, MR. ROBERTS AND MISS CHILES. HELEN CHILES . . . LATIN TEACHER . . . WENT TO Mac- MURRAY COLLEGE WHERE SHE WAS AWARDED HER A.B.g UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS GAVE HER AN M.A .... LIKES SPENCER TRACY, AND LATIN --WHAT A COMBINATION . . . HER AMBITION IS TO TRAVEL ALL OVER THE WORLD.

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f ix 'DQ ' SCRIPT-Crossley, Soukup. Boyd, Rogers, Thor, Miss FeIqar, I-Iolforfy. 'itz - 5 of Me Quluae THE SCHOOL'S MOST EXCLUSIVE ORGANIZATION IS EXPRESSLY FOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO ARE GENUINELY INTERESTED IN WORKING WITH AND FURTHERING THEIR WRITING ABILITIES. WINK STEVENS IS PRESIDENT, HELEN LLEWELLYN IS VICE- PRESIDENT, AND MARY LOU SAUER IS LIBRARIAN. MISS FELGAR WORKS WITH THE CLUB, AIDING AND ADVISING THE STUDENTS. EVERY YEAR THE SCRIPT CLUB EDITS A BOOK CON- TAINING A COLLECTION OF THE' BEST STORIES AND POEMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR. CLUB MEMBERS. ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MOST OF THE ENTRIES, BUT THERE ARE ALSO MANY ARTICLES WRITTEN BY STUDENTS OF THE ENGLISH CLASSES. LAST YEAR'S MEMBERS WERE JEANNETTE THOR, MARY LOU SAUER, ALAN SOUKUP, AND WINK STEVENS. NEW MEMBERS ARE ADMITTED THROUGH A UNANIMOUS VOTE ON SUBMITTED ARTICLES. THE LUCKY CANDIDATES THIS YEAR INCLUDED MARY ALICE BOYD, PAT CROSSLEY, JEAN HOLFORTY, GEORGIANA ROGERS, NAN NAYLOR, AND DAVID SMOTHERS. lug Zzaiencai . . . 'hm ,cgi ' Q DEBATE TEAMS-Top Row: Pierce, Weber. Second Row: Chesbro, Beardsley, Massman, Soukup, Bremer. Third Row: Schuff, I-IoIfor+y, Mr, Keys, CarIson. Thor. -Q IN PLACE OF A CLUB THIS YEAR, THERE WAS A CLASS IN DEBATE. FUNDAMENTALS OF ARGUMENTATION, VARIOUS CASES AND THEIR REFUTATION, WERE TAUGHT BY MR. J. W. KEYS. ON THE AFFIRMATIVE SIDE WERE FRANK PIERCE, BETTY MASSMAN, ART WEBBER, HARRISON BEARDSLEY, BERNICE CARLSON, JEANNETTE THOR, AND JEAN HOLFORTY. DEFENDING THE NEGATIVE WERE OTTO BREMER, MARY LOU SAUER, ALAN SOUKUP, CHUCK CHESBRO, AND MARY JANE SCHUTT.

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X XE F. .NR u rxv, V5 . AYII ef? fi 5 'NV' Miss JANE RASMUSSEN -.DYE I fly? A JANE RASMUSSEN . . . R YQ fix EVERYTHING IN COLLEGE ...HOBBIES II Q, -J FRENCH TEACHER . . .AN OAK PARK 'A ,. I FILLE WITH A FRENCH ACCENT . . . 1 GOT HER B.A. FROM CHICAGO UNI- VERSITY . . . WENT OUT FOR ALMOST ARE KNITTING, POETRY, AND MUSIC li jf ,- . . . AMBITION IS TO HAVE LOTS OF SMART LITTLE ELEVES. Q! R, FRENCH CLUB-Rasmussen, Roscher, Jones, McLaughlin, CIarIc, NicI1oIsen Soukup. Second Row: Tillis, Thor, Fewceff, Glidden, Bernice Egglesfon, Drucker. Way, Tweedie, Wilder, Turner. Third Row: Perkins, MadeIy. Seifert B. Sweeney, N. Sweeney, Havens, I-IIII, Beafrice EgqIesIon, Ross, ROII1. FourII'1 Row: Miss Ras- mussen, Sfevens, Archer, HoIforIy, Zarbock, BeardsIey, Pruce, Brooks, Trandum, Carson. BR ' palzfq,-00444 THE PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH CLUB IS DORMA ZARBOCK. THE OTHER OFFICERS ARE: VICE PRESIDENT, LEE ARCHER: SECRETARY, JEAN HOL- FORTYg AND TREASURER, CYNTHIA BEARDSLEY. THE CLUB DISCUSSES FRENCH LIFE AND CUSTOMS AND ENJOYS LECTURES GIVEN BY VARIOUS SPEAKERS AT THEIR MEETINGS. THE MEMBERS HAD A SPECIAL CHRIST- MAS PARTY MEETING WHICH WAS VERY ENJOYABLE. THERE WAS A DISCUSSION OF THE FRENCH CHRISTMAS, A GRAB BAG, FRENCH CAKES FOR REFRESHMENTS, AND FRENCH CAROLS WERE SUNG. THE CLUB IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FRENCH STUDENTS ALSO PRESENTED A PLAY ENTIRELY IN FRENCH FOR AN ASSEMBLY. THE PLAY PRESENTED A GOOD PICTURE,,OF A FRENCH PEASANT WEDDING. IT WAS ACCOMPANIED BY MUSIC AND DANCING. THE STUDENTS ALSO HELD A DINNER IN THE FRENCH STYLE. THE SPONSOR OF THE CLUB IS MISS RASMUSSEN. gefaincflfzescenoi MOVIE AND P.A. CREWS . . . TWO OF OUR MOST IMPORTANT ORGANIZATIONS ARE THE MOVIE CREW AND THE CREW OF THE PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM. THE SCHOOL COULD NOT GET ALONG VERY WELL WITHOUT THESE BOYS BEHIND 711 XX ,, THE SCENES: BUD PURRINGTON. LEE ARCHER. ED CLEAVE AND RAY MOERSHALL. I M ,J ,fy -I V' .r-.' ., af-1:2 ff--gy, j.-AJ. mln X F