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

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+All? 7 MR. DONALD BURGER DONALD BURGER . . . SCIENCE TEACHER . . . QUITE AN ARTIST, DREW TEACHERS' PICTURES . . . ATTENDED HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE AT WESTMINSTER COLLEGE, RECEIVED A.B. FROM HAN- OVER COLLEGE, A.M. AT UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA . . . LIKES ALL SPORTS .. . HOBBY IS FISHING . . . AMBITION TO OPERATE A SUMMER CAMP . . . MARRIED, HAS I0 YEAR OLD DAUGH- TER, KIKI. saw 62 WITH RED STANFORD AS CHAIR- MAN, THE MAIN PROJECT OF THE RADIO CLUB FOR THE YEAR WAS THE BUILDING OF A LONG WAVE SET WHICH ENABLED THE MEMBERS TO LISTEN TO THE AIRPLANE BEA- CONS AND LONG WAVE WEATHER REPORTS. THE PROGRAMS WERE SPENT ON DISCUSSION OF SET AND WIRELESS APPARATUS. THEIR AD- A fnlfhezdaalcf -I-S' TO A SCIENTIFIC MIND NOTHING IS MORE INTERESTING OR MORE USEFUL THAN THE STUDIES OF SCIENCE IN HIGH SCHOOL. SCENIC VIEWS AS WE PASSED ALONG THIS WAY OF SCIENCE ARE DISSECTED FROGS IN BIOLOGY. CHEM APRONS BEING SLOWLY EATEN AWAY BY VARIOUS ACIDS, HSS, QUIZZES IN PHYSICS, FROSH BECOMING AC- OUAINTED WITH THE OUTSIDE WORLD IN PHYSIOGRAPHY CLASS, CHEM STU- DENTS CARRYING AROUND HUGE DIA- GRAMS OF SOMETHING OR OTHER. AND GENERAL SCIENCE STUDENTS LOOKING WIDE-EYED AT THEIR FIRST TASTE OF THE ELECTRONIC THEORY. ll MR. KENNETH EDWARDS KENNETH EDWARDS . . . SCIENCE TEACHER . . . INTERESTED IN DRAMATIC ORGANIZATIONS IN COL- LEGE . . . ALSO WENT OUT FOR TRACK . . . ATTENDED ILLINOIS STATE NORMAL . . . RECEIVED B.S. THERE . . . WENT TO ARMOUR TECH . . . IS A SECOND REMBRANDT . . . COLLECTS CLASSICAL RECORDS IN SPARE TIME . . . LIKES TO MR. JOHN SCHAFFNIT JOHN SCHAFFNIT . . . SCIENCE TEACHER . . . ATTENDED PARK COLLEGE, MISSOURI . . . WORKS ON HIS M.A. IN THE SUM- MER . . . HOBBY . . . OF ALL THINGS . . . IS BUG COLLECTING AND PHO- TOGRAPHY . . . AMBITION IS TO BE A GOOD SCIENCE TEACHER . . . INTERESTED IN MUSIC IN COLLEGE. Phala- THE CAMERA CLUB SPONSORED BY MR. EDWARDS AND LED BY THE PRESIDENT, BUD PURRINGTON, WHO HAS BEEN INTERESTED IN PHOTOG- RAPHY FOR SEVERAL YEARS, HAS PRODUCED MANY EXCELLENT PHO- TOGRAPHS, THE BEST OF WHICH WERE ON DISPLAY AT THE SCHOOL EXHIBIT. COMPOSITION AND CRIT- ICISM OF PRINTS WERE THE MAIN FEATURES OF THE MEETINGS. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS VISOR IS MR. BURGER. ,3!?Q,JfT.RAV . 4' Z QW: PRESIDENT, BUD PURRINGTON SECRETARY AND TREASURER, COLEMAN QC! if CHANEY RADIO CHAIRMAN, RED STANFORD CAMERA CHAIRMAN, BUD PURRINGTON SCIENCE-SI1urIIeII', Aspinwall, Beck- on. Second Row: KirIcI1am, Johnson, Pierce, Brown, Sfanford, Moy. Third Row: McKay, A. BeImonI, Sewell, Purringfon, Chaney, D. Belmont Hen- ning. 23

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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

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.Q ,- r A --va Above: Mr. Morris Roberfs. Mr, CI'iarIes THE GIRL RESERVES, SPONSORED BY MISS HUSTED, IS THE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ORGANIZATION FOR WHEATON HIGH GIIKS. THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT OF THE YEAR WAS RING SUPPER AT WHICHITHCQE GIRLS WHO HAVE BEEN OUTSTANDING IN THE CLUB WERE AWARDED RINGS O 'PLAQUES. THE CLUB IS GOVERNED BY A CABINET CONSISTING OF TWENTY-SEVEN GIRLS: GWYNETH MEYER, PRESIDENT? CAROL STEEN, VICE PRESIDENT: FLORENCE JOHNSON, SECRETARY: BETTE JANE KEARFOTT, TREASURER: BETTY FAWCETT, RECORDER: ALICE SITTS AND SARAH FINLEY, ART CHAIR- MEN: BERNICE MATULA, RED CROSS: RUTH BECK, G.A.A. PRESIDENT: MARY SLOCUM, RUNS PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: JOAN DAVIS, SENIOR PROGRAM CHAIRMAN: CAROL CARLSON, JUNIOR PROGRAM CHAIRMAN: JOYCE TUCKER AND JEAN STEADMAN, MUSIC CHAIRMEN: MARY ANN HULL, TRANSPORTATION CHAIRMAN: BERNICE CARL- SON AND NENNETTE HERRAN, SOCIAL CHAIRMEN:. DORMA ZARBOCK, SERVICE: PHYLLIS HADLEY, MEMBERSHIP: MARILYN WILKINS, PUBLICITY: CYNTHIA BEARDSLEY, BLUE CIRCLE: DOROTHY CHANEY, ESTHER SITTS, GLORIA LOERZEL. AND BETTY DOO- LITTLE, PROGRAM COMMITTEE: ELSA BECK, ELEANOR KEARFOTT, BETTY VINING, AND VIRGINIA HARDY, SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS. Mr, Horace Hix. I3 ,I fi ,, S, f , X I' '1 I . , C. .. k, .v f I x f I OUR SOCIAL SCIENCES ARE ESSENTIAL IN THAT THEY TEACH US HOW TO LIVE WITH OTHERS. FAT HISTORY BOOKS, THE SENIOR AFTER-SCHOOL CHARGE TO THE LIBRARY FOR SOCIOLOGY BOOKS, G.R. GLAMOUR GIRLS SLUMMING AT CABINET SUPPERS, JUNIORS SEARCHING FOR JOKES IN THE AMERICAN OBSERVER, MIGHTY MALES EXERTING BRAIN POWER IN ECONOMICS, HI-Y MOVIES, HIS- TORY STUDENTS SLAVING ON TERM PAPERS -ALL REMINDERS OF OUR SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASSES. MORRIS F. ROBERTS . . . TEACHES SOCIOLOGY AND ECONOMICS . . . FOR GENERAL INFORMATION LOOK IN AD- MINISTRATION SECTION . . . JUST COULDN'T RESIST MENTIONING THOSE PUNS AGAIN . . . HIS CLASSES ARE UTOPIA OF EVERY FRESHMAN AND THE HMMMMMM OF EVERY SENIOR . . . WHO COULD FORGET HIS COLLEGIATE CREPE SOLES, SNAPPY TIES, AND IMPORTED TWEEDS . . . DRIVES A BLUE PACK- ARD AND . . . NEED WE SAY MORE? CHARLES B. VAUGHN . . . HISTORY TEACHER . . . NO ANGEL WHEN IN SCHOOL ITSK,TSKI .. . WENT TO TERRE HAUTE HIGH, NORTHWESTERN, AND COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN NEW YORK . . . MARRIED AND HAS I3 MONTH OLD DAUGHTER . . . HOB- BIES: READING, AND SPORTS . . . AMBITION TO GET A DOCTOR'S DEGREE AT NORTH- WESTERN AND WRITE A BOOK. ELIZABETH HUSTED . . . HISTORY TEACHER . . . RECEIVED HER PH.B. FROM DENISON AND M.A. FROM COLUMBIA . . . HISTORY HAS ALWAYS BEEN HER FAVOR- ITE SUBJECT . . . PET HOBBY HAS BEEN HELP- ING G.R .... THINKS CHARLIE McCARTHY IS WONDERFUL . . . USUALLY TRAVELS IN SUMMER . . . HAS BEEN ILL ALSO . . . BUT WE HOPE SHE'LL BE BACK NEXT YEAR. HORACE HIX . . . SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHER . . . SORT OF A PECK'S BAD BOY WHEN YOUNG . . . CUT CLASSES, BLEW ON THERMOMETER . . . CAME FROM TULSA HIGH TO NORTHWESTERN . . . TOOK UP SPEECH AND DEBATE . . . MAIN INTEREST IS HIS WIFE . . . HOBBY IS SLUM- MING . . . WANTED NEW UNIVERSITY CUR- RICULUM, BUT NO SOAP. Reacffflagwue G R CABINET-Top Row: Wilkins, Beardsley, Loelj zel, E. SIMS, Zarbock, C. Carlson, Slocum, R. Beck, MaIula, Fawceff, Doolifiie. Second Row: Hale, Brunick, Sollenberger, Hardy, Hull, Finley, Her- ran, E. Beck, Vining, Thor, A. Siifs. Third Row: Sieadman, B. Carlson, Crossiey, E. KearIoII, Sheen, Johnsfon, Meyer, B. Kearfoff, Tucker, Hadley, Chaney. C