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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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Freedom tg, choose. our Own reading mbtfker. 5 'Religious iolerbqxee. .1- We, the Senior Class of 1943, sin- cerely and gratefully dedicate this, the Seventh Volume of the Wecomi, to all W.C.H.S. graduates who are in the service of their country, anal more especially to those who have given their lives that liberty might ff. 1 g govevnmenr 04 thc- eople, b The, peo leibm not perish from the earth. P 1 il V 'Yer 'lIl'1e, people 1 that these. fiend. shall not Y-weve. amid.. in volirx-N -10, , ,, edtqajgecl to ting, proposvhon 'khbtt ull men Are. eventful equal Cher the. lqncl OG The -free. ond, the home. ol- the lorbtve. , What are we fighting for: The answer will not be the same to every one, but for an average high school fellow or girl, It s the same wherever one goes A S1turd1y night d1te with the one and only a coke with the gang at the local h1ng out, that old Jal opy, decorated Wllll screwy sayings, to run 1round in, a Jam session with everyone in the groove, the Ir Sr Prom 1 basketball game a heated debate over the virtues of T D the proverbial bull SCQQIOH High school students arent so superf-ic11l 1s 111 this might seem Despite worries 1bout d1tes, clothes money whos going to win the championship, ex1ms, themes the fellows 'lllil girls think about 1 well ordered life, 1 college CLlLIC'lIlOI1, ID time, a home of their own, the church of their choice, 1 voice in their government. These are the things we are fighting for, and these 1re things manv of us are dying for its JS viral N-fdR'l ' 'amd no vIln M BA nee Toward. none 'SUCK Qhmrili ,gov H Edrqgqffgry - Trvth ivhiattli Q Proplgognd f-' M gf fa if . riff ,fr .r ,M ' A Sc. .Q 1. -is .f , l 1 zz' l We of the annual staff, in preparing this book, have endeav- l g 1 I A 1 7 4 ored to make it an accurate account of our daily school lives. In setting down a record of our classes and of the clubs that keep us busy after school and provide additional education, we wish to make it a permanent one. This is a hook we shall all keepg many will cherish it for a long time. It will stay with us as a memento of a time that Was, but will probably never be again. lt is our sincerest hope that this book will be a reminder and a guide to classes to come of a way of life and education that is good. VVe wish to express our appreciation to the members of the faculty advisory stall: Mr. Avis, Miss Houts, Miss McCormick and Mr. Sandholmg also to Mr. Orlin lf. liohli, all of whom have contributed so generously ol' their time and energy that the l945 VVecomi might be a success. u t v was ,V J .25- Y FC gf sf' Vkere gmng you the lHSlLlC dope on our mugqtors KFacultv to vou less ur mmcled Students VVhenexer our xxmgs need lexelxng rhtse 'lre the peo ple who do xt They xmtth oxer us 1nd keep ui on our tourse We get to know them In tllss 1ml out of cliss, ind we Hml thex ftrent the SllNCLlI'lX ers uc so often pltturt them ln fwct, ue thxnlx thev are pretty swell people Here thev ire, the mxlgltors 1'-1 I '5 1 f 7 s.. .'. ' I 1 K if'5. Fi'f 'X 4' Wg. Jrl-flirt' i I M u 3 s I .a yur: ,-,fr-.uv vi l' Qv in R- 5' f 'sa '5+G.'n.,.x. it-'lk f s- 3 1' . 'A-N. JF? Lf ,f rv.-lf I I 4' -. 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'Q Mr. Roberts-Will we ever forget those puns of his? We hope he gets that yacht, for he certainly de- serves it. K. K. TIBBETS, Superintendent M. F. ROBERTS, Principal A.B. Oberlin College A.B. Harvard A.M. Chicago General M.A. Wisconsin sf. . - - 4 N- , TX Q,..4,-..-...-- e X Boards of Education TOP ROW: Mr. lohn M. Player, Mr. Carlton L. Fischer, Mr. H. I. Burt, Mrs. Arthur W. Cooley. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Lyman Anson, Mr. Harold D- C- BURGER, A-'57 Pflnflfal S. Brown, Mrs. Iohn H. Helfrich, Mr. Robert R. Kimbcll. No Picture: Mr. - A-B- HUUVCQ C0llC8c Paul H. Dunakin, Mr. Iohn W. Krochnke. MRS' v'3U'I?i:TiEEisRegmmr ' A.M. Indiana ' 0 Mr. Burger Our assistant principal. We are grateful for his interest in our social acttvtttes and for his pa tience with us. NFO-., Mrs. Butcher-Any questions that arise can be ably answered by Mrs. Butcher, who is always ready to give a helping hand. AVIS BOYDEN ar' R. BIEBER COWEN 1 5. V. BIEBER CHILES ii BIXLER COLIN Wing Commanders IVIR. CLIFFORD AVIS-Received his BE. degree from State Teachers College at Superior, Wisconsin. Although he is new around here, he has entered into things, being the new advisor for the annual. MISS RUTH BIEBER-Another new-comer who received her M.A. from Northwestern. Has helped ug to get Over that ba5hfulne55 when getting up to make a speech. Directs Fortune Guild. MISS VIRGINIA BIEBER-Went to Northwestern where she received her M.A. Has helped the scientific minds by teaching the P's and Q,s of biology. MISS PHYLLIS BIXLER-Was awarded her B.A. from Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Showed us how important physical ed. is in conditioning our bodies for everyday life. Advisor of G.A.A. MR. RALPH BOYDEN-Attended Dakota Wesleyan and Northwestern. Hag built up a band which every one enjoys hearing at C0ncerts. Its marching formations are also interesting to see. MISS HELEN CI-IILES-Obtained her A.B. and M.A. from MacMurray College and the University of Illinois. Gave us a basic training in Latin, for which we are thankful. Directs Latin Club. MR. CHARLES COLIN-Attended Illlinois College where he received his B.A. and M.A. degrees. Has taken over the coaching worries', this year and has done a marvelous job. MISS MARCIA COWEN-Received her Ph.B. at University of Chicago. Has helped in so many ways but will always be remembered as advisor to G. R, MISS MARGARET DIRKS-H35 her B,S, and M,S. from Columbia School of Music and Northwestern. Has helped us realize the importance of music in our daily life, through orchestra and glee club. Advisor of Treble Clef. MISS MARTHA DOUGLASS-Obtained her R.N. degree from Mount Sinai Training School for nurses in New York City. Whenever you'didn't feel up to par, Miss Douglass was around to help you. MISS GRACE FELGAR-Attended Iowa Wesleyan and University of Minnesota where she was awarded her A.B. and M.A. degrees. Eor has inspired us in so many ways. Advisor of Script and Poetry Clubs. MR. DONALD GARNER-Received his M.A. from Colorado State College. Has stepped into his position as physi- cal ed. teacher as if he'd been here for years. Really conditions the boys for the future by those calisthenics.. MR. HERBERT HODGES-Honored with his B.Ed. from Western Teachers College. Has contributed plenty of time and energy in making the track team a winning one. Teaches shop. MISS TILLIE HOUTS-Attended State Teachers College, Maryville, Ohio, where she received her B.S. degree. Has shown us the importance of art in our everyday life. Also directs Art Club. MISS ELIZABETH HUSTED- Has her Ph.B. from Denison University and her M.A. from Columbia. Has taught us the ways of life. Has been a shining light for all of us. MISS I. MIRIAM LEEDLE -Received her A.B. at University of Illinois. We'll never forget those witty remarks along with our math to make it more interesting to us lesser wizards. X 1,5 H u' Que' fs ' DOUGLASS HODGES 'he' Q-...V DIRKS Hours FELGAR HUSTED GARNER LEEDLE , . V , J , V. 54' aa Ag' LOW RY MCCORMICK MINER MONTGOMERIE RASMUSSEN SANDHOLM SLHARNWEBER SPARRS SPURGIN W AUGHN W INING WICGINS Nl RIGHI' R KAP S I AI I ORD Wmg Commander MR NELSON LOWRY MA from Ill1no1s lNot only hrs he helped the Frosh Sophs rn sports and studles but we upper classmen hase found out how clucr he rs by h1s remarks IU first perxod study hall MISS EDITH MCCORMICK Earned her A B from the bnnersxtv of Mxchmgan She has helped us along rn so many ways not only as an En llsh teacher but as .1 lundly ldvlsor Proofreads the Annual MISS ENNIE MINER Recened her B S at the Iowa St IIC 'leathers College and her M S from the Unlver Slly of Ch1cago What would we do wlthout her help ln costumlng for plays Adusor of Handlcraft Club MISS AC'NES MONTC OMERIE Obtalned her Ph B from the Unrverslty of Chrcago We d be at a loss wlthout the lxbrary and help of Mlss Montgomerle She also adxlses the Broadcast and Book Club MISS IANE RASMUSSEN Recelved her AB from the Unnerslty of Chltago The energy and humor she possesses oxerwhelms us She teaches two languages and aduses therr respectne clubs MR FRANR SANDHOLM Attended the Unnerslty of Ill1no1s where he earned h1s MA degree He has helped us start out on the rlght foot ln the buslness world Helps us IH busrness management on the Annual MISS CLADYS SCHARNWEBER-Obtained her AB from the bnnersny of South Dakota She helps pre pare us for the future m short hand and typmg H1s done 1 good yob ln preparmg programs for assembly MISS AGNES SPARKS Recelved her BE from Ctntrxl Tuchers College Stuens Polnt WISCOHSIH Has showed us the happenlngs of the past wh1ch should htlp us to better condxtrons m the future Also helps advise G R MISS ELIZABETH SPURCIIN I rrncd her B A from Wlllram Penn Wh xt would we do at lunch lf we didnt have MISS Spurgm to advrsc the puttmg together of the drflercnt mgredlentsp Teaches cooklng MR CHARLES VAUGHN Has hls B Ed from Western State Teachers College and his MA from Columbla UHIWCFSIIY Has added Sparush Amerlcan Hlstory to h1s teachmgs Well never forget hrs humor or pronunclatlon of Spamsh MISS IOSILPI IINF WICC INS Obtalned her school 1ng at Valpararso Umsersxty Well always remember her vuhxstlmg and sentrlloqursm which vse emoyed xery much Head of commercral department MR VVARREN WRIC HT Attended Oshkosh State Teach ers College and Unnerslty of Chlcago where he recelx ed hrs B Fd and M Ed degrees Helps prepare boys for mechan1cal work Also takes the rlsk of teachxng us to drrve MRS VIININC Recelsed her B A degree from Wheaton College We were glad to add Mrs Vmmg as one of our teachers for most of us had her before entermg hrgh school MISS RUBY RAAP A Wheaton High School grlduate IS Mr Tlbbetts CIHCICHI secretary a pos1t1on which she enyoys xery much Seems she always hrs 1 vuse crack for you when you go 1nto the office MISS IRENE STAFFORD Another Wheaton Hrgh graduate who IS the ollice secretary Shes responsrble for all those anouncements that go around the school s 'N -. ,N 9 , ,,, ' 43 fr 5' , . , , ., . 4, I C T ' ' ' ,. , - ' . . . . . .. . -t , , ' ' 1 1' ' . . . . . 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Iilnrl 5 4 VIRGINIA ATWATER, C mm R l 2 mr 5 In t C lu ARTHUR BALKE, Dog Ilpuxyxscxblmt luotblll 4 Iru.lC 2 Iiuxglmll 5 4 Il'lIl'1IHllfllS l 2 5 4 MILDRED BARTEE, Mrllu C' R l 5 4 CATHERINE BENNETT 1 N l 5 4 FRAN ORE Ihupr I4 rulust l 7 nm nrgrr 4 blvlll 4 L 1 L mmm Il IUUITI C mr L prune rm mn nw I ur, Club 4 Ho lx C lul 4 ELAINE BODIE Arg 5 mu lm mlm A A l MAR LLWEG Iloly alum C, R l TORRE PERKINS Treasurer ROI LWEG We thunk so too, corge n 'u Q. fm 5 4 1 r- r l J D J i- ,, z f J 5- W L N - , . ' y , , ' ' ' ' 9 1 - ' 1 ' 9 5 ' ' t ' A Ba I , , 5, 4, Dance Ba 5 Truck 2, 5, 4, amurals I, 2, 5, 43 2, 5, 4 cabinr 23 Frc ' Cl l, lg Cilnc Club I, 2, 55 Cnoir 2, 5, 4: Fo ' ' , , , ' 1 9.1. . l, 2, 5, 4, 'ubinct 2, 5, 4: , .. '..'.'.'.' f, V., ' H :, 9..,,: zx,: ':.lt Cof- ' ,., q,..I. ,. 'L,': .5.'cre- ' '. , r, I.. , , ,Q 'f' 1 1 11.1 i,'g 'ipt Y' 3 zum 3 II 2,41-r ' , gGlcc Cl b g Fo L I ' ., 43 juni r Cfluss 'ny T - .. T '. gh Bean , Poetry Club 4, prcsicluntg Trcblc Cflcf 4: Senior Clam Treasurer. 0 'L 'A , Ili-Y l, 23 C5 cc Cluv lg Iiuncl l, , , 3 LH: , . Y , CI.. , , 5, 4g Ch A , 4g Ilancl l, 2, 5, 45 Cl.A.A. l, 2, 5, 41 7 L' ry 5 b 4, ' , ', , 'ACIAII Q, CLR. , ,, , CIS BES , rr. ,-,5,4: Alll ' nmzr' l, 25 fu lg , lw.1,li'Ibgll. trwk: Ligl gl l.ll l, 2: lntr:1murnl5 5, 4: Srurl-I Cifmfcrcnc' 2. 5: A.lS.CI. 4, l- 3 Cl 'A Cilnl lg ,sr ' I 1 U' I 7 . , U ' '1 ' c:.R. lg cs. . . . YB0 v 2 , ,2, 5, 4. D. ATWATER V. ATWATER BALKE IMRTEE ' G 1 .. , - . QL, -?-' ls. ,..f l1..' ISRFCICMAN BREMER 11R0wN 11111 ANDFR t ALI INAN CARI s0N COI E COLLINIS LRXNIFIELD IHMERFLL 111 11 s IJOI IJ IJORIO IJRLC R1 R B,,,,g ,he ,,,,,,,, home ,Uday 11RYn1's1 R 11LxLR 1 111,w13R ICCIISI NI 1111 1w111RC II IS 1 RIC ICSON 1 11,1 RNILR 1 OR 1 Mm c XRRI 1 SON Pilots ROBERT BRECKMAN Bob H1 Y 2 Seitnte C,lub I Stutltnt C,on ante I 3 4 Sophomore CI.1Qs Irc-sit STEPHEN BREMER Stexe II Y I 2 3 4 xite presitltn 3 mr nt 4 A 3C, 1 hoir I o Ir.1t 3 Poet Clu Book C,lub 4 KEITH BROWN, Dot H YI 2 3 4 Broulels 4 Stienct Club I 2 Stutlent Confercntc 3 4 president 4 Latin Club 3 Glce Club 4 Choir 4 Moxie Crew 2 3 4 Lightwtight football I Intramurals I 2 3 4 Rifle Club 4 Code Class 4 Sophomore C,l.1ss Xite Iresitlent DOROTHY BULANDER, Debbx C R 2 3 4 x president 3 president 4 Bro11tle.1st 4 Hantlitruft Club 3 4 presitltnt 3 setrtmry 4 C 41 A 3 4 Pottrx Club4 GENEVIEVE CALLINAN Cyen 4 .itltist Splnish C Band 3 4 sttrntary 4 Pot C,ub 4 MARGARET CARLSON Maggie IACK COLE, Horn H1 Y oatltast 4 Art Club 2 3 Spanish Club 3 C 1011 2 Band 3 4 taptnn 4 Dime Band 3 4 Ieatlcr 4 Iunior C, ss Plax ANN COLLINS Annie Glce C,lub I DALE CRANFIELD Dale Chem lab assistant 4 MARSHALL DAMERELL, Marsh H1 Y I 3 4 'vioxic Crew 3 Intramurals I SUSIE DEBES, Oh fine C1 R 2 3 4 Cabinet 4 Bro.1clt.1st 3 4 VI etomx 4 Stutlent Conferentc hon' 4 Itirt I3 id 3 4 sports mtinig, 'oetry C'lub 4 ORAL DOLD, O II II Y I 2 3 4 Wtton ee Club I 4 I,1,1.,ht1 II4 ight bisltetball 4 IIr1tlt I 4 I1tri111ur.1ls I 2 3 4 Iiook Clum RY DORIO H015 I e C R 2 3 u II.1nt CI AA 4 Madonna High Sthool -Xurori I IOYCE DRUCKER Oh e GR. I rss Q sr Wecomi 4 Frenth Club I 2 3 C 4 -K I Pottrx C lub 4 Bot lc C, uh weight bisk:-:tb.1ll 2 Ht111wc11,ht basltttbill 3 4 gt 1 4 'Ira It I 2 3 4 Intrimurall RICHARD DUNER, Ilutth Sportsimns Club 4 OHN DUNER Swetlt H1 Y 2 Ilj.,IIlIWVLlj.,l'lI football 2 IIZlX5XVLIj,I'lI 3 4 B1skttb.ill3 Intrimuralsl 2 3 4 Sportxmc Club 4 BERNICE EGGLESTON Bunns R I 2 3 4 Iru h Clubl 2 3 4 Pottry Club 4 MARVIN EHLENBURG H1 Snark H Y 4 Stutlcnt Lonfcrentc 3 4 Intramurals 2 Rifle C,lub 4 VIRGINIA ERICKSON, Cnnny C R I 4 Hantlitratt C,lub 4 tr Lr I3.1ntI I L 2 3 4 IA FA LKNER, lim H Y I S lent C,onfercntc I 2 3 4 XI3 4 Iratkl 2 3 4 Intr.i1nur,1lsI ARLENE FORTMAN, Mitltu CAA I SUE GARRETSON, Susie 3 4 Llb1nLt4 Bro Last 4 Cflee Club 3 Choir 3 4 Dance b1ntl xotilist 4 Iortunc C uiltl 4 CIAA 3 Poetry Club 4 :I 14 . -31Ii I Ii,I I' I 'I':'2 ' I1 . ' . I1 I 'I I 3 . IO1 I .11 I 3 1 'I .L I 'I :I I1 I . I1 ' I 1 1 I1 1 - I ,4 , 1 . .1 - C ,C , ' f 1 -.. , ,II I-I I 1 I ' I - C2uIl , 4, vice preliclcnt 4, C9.A.A. I, 2, 3, , . . ' 1 wr 43 fer' '- , 2: Intrg111111r.1ls I, 2, , Q .I I' ' .I lent. I 1 , I H A W i, y ' , 5 1 .. ,i 4, , ' , 1- ' , , 0, , ,I 1 t ,, 1 CSI- GI' , 2, 3, Chfiir I, 2, 3, : it vcight football I, 2: 'LIVE'- clc , .I . I. 2: I..1tin Club I, 2, 3, 4, vresitlent 3, Cilee Club I, 2, we' I 4, 1 - 5 ' R -V Y 5 I 1 1 B- , y , 1 3 1 4. 31C ' , 2, 3, 4: If rtune Ciuilrl 2, 3, 41II It .1 ry I b 4: MA ' , ' 0 S. . , ,, 4, Art Cl b 43 ' l 2: I . ','I i- , , , 5 1 '1.t 1 1. . . 5 ' it . ' , 1 1 . , , 'I - , 3 Q I - 3 , , 1' ' g ' ' I lin . I. , 2, 3, 4, cabinet 4: Iirozitlczlst 2, 3, 4, zuocixltc 'tlitv 4: g 5 I Q1 , , 1 I' I' ' Z I 5 ' , , I 3.1.1 . Q ' 1' I 3 1 Il Heavyweight football 3, 41 Lightweight basketball I, 2, Track 2, 3, 4: 4, president. EARL DRYDEN, Luigi, Lightweight football Ig Light- , , , 3 ' I 31 at gf IA. Ir 1. ' 3 'It 1 , ,cumalii : I C' 4 ,' , 1 Q, I. ,,,,' ice , , , 3 1 . - , 1 - Q ' , , . , . L '. 3 y 5' . j t I , 4- , ., ', Q J, .', . , , ' H ' 1 9-A .A - , 3 ' ,' I - 4 C 1 , 9 2- ' ' 1 1 ' ' , , , : . 'n's I , G.R. 3 Bro' IL. 2, 3, 43 I..1tin Club I, . 1 I. lub 3, 4: 3 . ', lv, Q- - y y by , : .N I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, G.A.A. I, 2, , , 'f ' 3 - 'try 3 , , , 3 - ' I . , ', 1 1 , '- g Br 5 , 9 .I ' I, I g fl I , 3, 4: 'I ', 5, , , 5 1 '- V ' , Cm. I, 2, , , ' 2' 5 1 ' ' , , 9 I Ililf. ur' 5 ' , 2, 3g Comincre Club 2: G.A.A. I, , , . MES , ' ,'I I . , U ' , i- 3 tum I A , , , 1 1- , .C. 1. , ,H I , I 1- , ,H , ' ' , . y , y Q , , . 11 N , Ah.. I' , 1 S A 'I ' 5 ' - I' , I- - . . C .' ,I' CLR. N , II ' ' 3 ud- 4g C I I, 2, 3, 4g Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, Z, 3 9 5 unc g 1. . . 5 ' . Pilots BARBARA GLIDDEN, I31rb1C CR I 2 3 4 WCLCJIIII 4 I'rc1 I u I 2 ub A 3 4 unc prcsldent 4 Poetry Club 4 IEAN GUILD Tut C R l W OHM 4 Kr! 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'JF-9 44- 1 ROHII IILHN I ICEY I OI RITL C -XIILM 'MIN XMIRX 'VILOUISTON MICK MII I FR NIOID SFI' MOI RSH-XI I I IVIUI WCIH OIII SFX O IR OI SI N jj 'IRSOXS I IOX ELESS M KCIINIINII I' MLFNIC H I' X I I I RNI XX IYIUI MLISSLY MXSSNIXN MIRISFLL Chlvalrv IS not dead I f Pllotfs DOROTHY KOHLI Ilfuut I 7 I t 1 rr S It I tru Cc I 1 I7 u v I 3 Intum C1u1'ItI I Irtblt C Itf -I BEATR HN Iitulx T OMAS LACEY 'Iam II X cw1n1 -I Sutmt C M 1 Cruv t wa Intr.1mur x 3 I umur t 1 ttrttm DOUGLAS LOERZEL, Iltmug, lima I StuclnntCo11 tntc 3 -I Dump IIIINI I Iimtultlst 7 DAVID LOVELESS Dau 7 3 III,llIVICIj.,lII lmlbnll 2 IIIIFIINUTJIS I 2 3 LAWRENCE LYDA, Drmtllg Bug, Ht 1uue1gl1t football 2 3 Iugbtwclght Iuotball I r tk I Intrqmuruls I 2 3 I JEAN MCASSEY, came C R I t C I t 3 -I sccrcttl c C 1b 3 Book C1 I 'In C Ief I prcsultut EWAN MCCALLUM MAL H1 Y I 2 LILIIIXNCILIII not all ut Ig1lN 4 I .1XIWLlI.,l'lIl1llxClIIlll 3 I ru I 2 3 Intr.1111ur1Is I 2 MA MCNAMARA I run C7 7 Spmlsll Club I I MALCOLM MCQUISTOIN MIL II Y I 2 I I, N IL CI K K rtunc C u1lcl I I 7 Intl lmur L cv ' C JI: C IIFINIUIIIILI' lic SupI1o1nurt L Isa IFLIKIITCI' NETTIE IEAN MACK Nc! C R I 2 3 I IIIINIILI' I Iv I3 t IOL Clu Ilnulx Club -I ROBERT MAGANINI, M15., II1 Y I BFOZILICJSI 2 I VI Lt0m1'I Sucutn Club 3 Html I 2 3 -I WARREN MASSMAN oust 4. t 3 -I Intr.amur.1 3 -I Sportsmtns Club I NORMA MIKESELL, MIICL C R I 2 3 Stucltnt Cunfnrcmt 3 -I PRESTON MILLER, Pres H Y I 2 LOUISE MODAFF Are you k1dd1ng9 GR I 2 3 MARIE MOER S LL 1t1c C R I 4 l3r0a4lCa'et -I Hanclxcraft Club -I I3.mcl 3 C A I I 2 3 -I IACK MUENCH Ih1n,1,s wrc tuu I atm Club I 2 Glce Club I 2 -I I1g,htwe1g,ht footb IlI,l'IIVILIj,l'lI baelxetlmll Z Ilsnyuught basketball 3 IHIYIIIIUFJIS I 7 3 I Spwtsmcns Club I R1l'Ie Club 4 PATRICIA MUENCH I,1r GR I 2 3 I treasurer I Wccomx -I Student Lonfcremt 3 I trt1surcr3 I I1t1n C,lub3 -I Glce Club 3 secrclarx Fortune 1 1cl 2 umm Class play 'Ihc Inc' Chrlsto cr IICID Imtrx Club I I-Iorxlt Club -I CHARLES OHLSEN, H1 Y 3 n1 I 3 I Illntel IllII'lIIIlII'dI5 2 I 4 MARILYN O Murxlnc- Vhst C7h1t1p,o II1g.,I1 I SHIRLEY OLSFN CIR I 2 3 -I xntt 3 t t C 7 3 I pru1lr1t I Ioatrx Club I Iunmr Class. trtnurcr MARVIN SONS SIIIFR IIxICcIb1II 3 I31cb1lI 3 I I murlls I 2 DOROTHY PATTERMAN, Dome GR 3 I IIrmcIt.1tI Ha I I C lu J ' .ww 41- sr S2 I A , Q 'C '39 I ,I ' - f I 5 Q C sk 5 A ml is 1, ' , 1- 'M'C, 7. .I . 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I, cubinct 3: Truck 2, 3, : ' ' I fcr- HA , HM' '.', I. . , 5 ' . 5 ' ' I 5 ' ' ' ', 5 1 '- . 1 -. , H ' , I, 2, 1 I. .. . , , , . , H I 1. . gb, III-Y I, 2, 3: IIrog1Ilc.1sr 35 Latin Club I, 25 IILIIICI I, 2, 3, -I: Orchestra III-Y I, 25 .: ' I , 5 I , , 5 ,' 1 If ull 25 -,.5. 'V' I . 1 A , . .. .W W ,' ' 5 - 5 4 Q , - f, -4 I - ' , : : -, , 5 f 1 , '. T 5 ' , , Tu : : 2- , , I . I H ?-- ,2. Y- , ,,, , 9 ' 9' ' '- 3, I5 IIFOZICIHII 2. 3, -I: Stuslcnt Cfrnfercnt I, 2, , , 'ry 25 , , -4 , 5 .1 ' ' C, 5 ,, 1-5 Cllc Ill I, 2, I: Cilwir 2, 3, I: Iiaml I, 2, : l1b 5 ' -Iulr C'u'l 2, 35 Ci,A.A. I, 5 I ' ' ' -Q I '- ph E I I v U ' ' H I. ' I Y Y-- 1 Il. 2 , v I . . R ' I 1 , - A , I I , - . , , f . - , I' It I I5 Ill-,ny '-ight Imltlvall 2. 3: If 'I 'eight baxk 'II all I, 25 lla I , 2, . , 5 c g 5 4 ' - , , 5 , LER, Ilcf as' . 3, :Tak , ,.: ' 1. , . RCA- '-. , :' 'Y . . , 1. . , ,,, , RET , Ing. CLR. I, 2, 3, -I5 Wqmmi I5 I.: ' ,lub I, grab' - ., -I5 A.II.C. I: Hamli-raft Club I, I: Or'l1c tra I5 CI.A.A. I, -5 .7 . '. I 3, -. I, g', I-' , , .., ,, , cc 5 ' ' 1' I 5 ' 'g , 35 I3r1n1l':1,t I, 2, 3, I: Stu I -nt C1 nf'rcn'c 3, I: I.:1ti11 Club 35 PAR , 1 , a. ' : 5 gs 1 .5 n run : ' , , 3, I, I-'11 I ' 3. -I, trf.1.L1rm'r -I: I.IglIIIVCIIll'lI fc1otb.1II I, -3 'L glls 'I ' , , 5 'I 5 4 -f 5 5 lm i, I, 2, 3, -I5 Imi r Il.1y' 'I'I1- I.' I ' ' vm , f - 'I:. Cfllll I I I. -4 '..' I , .' , I.. , ,., : . nf Pilots DRED PAWLIK NI II1 K R I 1 ILI X X I ROBER ENDALL Ii11I1 Ii 111l1111 7 -I S1111 1 11l1l11r -I Student ConIcr1n11 4 1111 pr1111l1nl I 1t1n C lub 2 SCLYCIJFI 11sur1r I' rtun1 K lllltl Il l11,l1l1v111,1 foo a IX I1 1 1 1 111 1 1 Ialc K IIII 111pI11r II1 I'111tr1 llub -I THELMA RHODES R1lI u1 7 1 BETTIE R GBERG But1l1 L R Xrt LIIII 11r1111n 11111 111 1 1 1 11111 IIFIIDIIU I'I11I1 S1l1111I I LOU ETTA ROBERTSON, I 1 C R I 1 H110 flu 1111 IIILSIKILIII EAN ROGERS, 111110 S 11r111, Illl -I 1 S1111 1 IIIKFLIILL 111 kr! I 111 II1 I IIL C l1r1st11ph1r He.-ln Ir1blL Cl1I AI RICHARD ROSGA 1 111111 I 11111 .1 1 111 1 1 1 4 IIIIFIIIIIIFIIS 2 I -I DOROTHY R GGLES, IJ111 N K K7 K 1,1 1 prc XX1111 1 r K 1 IILIIIL C Lllll 11r 1 1 1 SI111l1nI 111nf1r1n11 -I I7111tr1 C lub -I HOWARD SEARIGHT II 1111 IIXKKIINITII I NI Z 1 'I AUDREY IIXIIIIR ROISI RISOXI sl XRIC IIT SOI I I NIIII Rl IR T, Xllll I 7 1 Ir1111l1 IIIII I 7 HERBERT SHAN LTD 111 111n1r1n11 LI Ia IOAN SHORT II1111l1 1.1ft Club 11111 Fl I 7 5 -I PAUL SMITH, Snu 1 1111 7 1 I PRAZIE S ER, 111 Isl I111111 1 1 1 1 If 1 IL IL IIN 11 I111' I1 Bmc S I SIIIKIQIII LIIIIILTCII 1 1 SHEILA SOI I ENBIRCFR 1 IIIKIILTIII I lub 1 II11111l1 4 IIIII I SHIRI I'Y SOLLENBERGER Rul I R I 1 XX11111111 'I SlLIQItl'lI C1 1 Ll 1 1 1 1111 I1111I I lub I VERNON SO , ll 1 I 1 1 1 NI 1 1 1 1nl111 1111111 1 1 Ixl ORGIANA STIPN I 1 R I 11 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1116 1r1s11l1nt U'III STEEIN 111 1111 111r1l 1 111 1 I1C I l11l1 I LOUISE S I NS, 11l1I1l1l 1 11I1I1ll1I I bL1fLIlIX 111 1su11r l EO EITBERGER II 1 I II I 2 Illk 1 cms I ub n1 11c 1l 1 I11t1 1111u N 111N1 III R1 lQf,fII,Qll A1111 f111111f1mm, blah' 11111111 blah' RUC, LFS SIIIIERI 1111x111 11111111 111 III 1111111111111 I'R 1011111111 wwe 1 51 LEW 11 QI rw S1 NIRFITHERGER W 11' 111 H1 , . 1 I , I MIL . 1 Q, 1. . , 2: II.111I nfl Club I, 2g FER KLR. . .': V- ' I 1 , ,, ' . ER, 19.1 .. . , 2. T R , , ru 3. -, 5, , .7 rl II' I, II1-Y I3 Sll l'11l ' I7 ' I: A.II.C, -I, I7I'ChILI'II -I3 . 1111 1 ' gf I ' 1 '- , - 3 .1 ' I , ' ' '- 2, 5, 43 CAA. I, 2, I, -I. , 4 '1-1 ' If '- ' 1 70 ' ' I I 5, -I: IJ1'I 1 te 5: Q 1 -' 'lt Ib' II I9 'I: I.:1l111 Club I. Z: UNI '.I 1 , .., . . . II,'. II1'a '11 1gl1t f1111tb.1lI I: I11tr.1111ur.1l I. 2, 3. 4: Iumr r I. , glay 'I'I1' H, I 1, M, f, 1, ' R NYD B I1-V Ili.Y 1, j,g 1 -- .' I 'X ' un , ' ' I . 1 H ' 1 IIIIILI I, 2, 3, -I: Ifr1111'I1 Clul Ml, 1'ic1- pr1's11lc11I Al: I 11rtu111' Ciu1l1I 2, 5. G.R. I, 2, 3, Ig S111-1111' Club Ig Ar! Club 2: S1111111aI1 Cl11b 5, -Ig Glcc ,Ig IIr11111I 11,1 HI: IIIIII 11' Cl.ss PI111' TI ' l.1t- ctI'I'4.I p 1 I ':1-1 , 1 I Cl I I, -, ,'. A IN , U ' fl 51 - 'Il 1' 7 I Nl: I, Z: I11tr.1111111'g1l5 I, 2, 5, -I: .'cr111tCl11I1-I: Cl11111' 'z f - I 1 - 1- l.1IIIIl Club I1 G.A.,'X. I: 'IDI1 I To ' .I '1 I'I'gI SI I I. 2: ', , . 1' I 1 . , CLR. 2, I, 41 All Clul 2: I1. '1' . 1 1,, 4'.111, S.. , 1 E 1: .1 .1 ,H s.. ,2. I, '.1I11111't Ig Art Club 43 Glce Club I, 2, 3, Choir 2, 33 k T I1 4, 15, 4, 11I1i11111 2g II1'11.11l1'.11t 3, 'Ig I-' ' 1 1' - '1nfer1'1 ,Q 43 A11 ' ' . I I 'Q ' , C.R. I, 2, 3, -I, 111I11111'l I. Cl I .'g I1-I, 1 ig I 1 Y ' . UKUP V-1, I 1-Y Ir, 111'11g111111 1I11111'11111n 3, fr. 'FIIIII CIIIIIFIII 1 Wc'111111 I: .' l'111 3, -I. 11- 1111'111l1-111 HI: lI1'11,11l1'.111 -Ig S11'i1t Club 5, -I, 111 -.'1l -nt In CU H' ' 51 41 1 Vf'I1lVI' 'IL A Il I I, 2: Ixllln Clllll I1 21, Ulu' If1'1'111l1 Club 2. 5: CI11111' I. I1 If111'11111c G111I1I 3, I: I.igI1t1 1 gb! f111t- Club I, 2, 5: CI1111r I, 2, 5, -Ig If11rtu11c Gu1l1I 3, -I: Iunirrr Clam IIIXII. ball I: II1-411111'1'1gl1t I11111b.1ll Ig IIIIIXIIIIIIIZIIN I, 2. SHIRLEY SPIES. ' 1- .1 - I f - ' 3 ' ' ' ' ' 'I . , UW' ILR. 5, AI: II111.11l1'.11t -I: SIL 'ti Iligl , Cl 1 go, I. 'IIl.11'1111, Ifgl gh I If II I: II1-11-111-'glr f1111lb1 ll I, 'IL 'I 111'l1 GE if, ', 1111. 9. . . 2, 3, -I: II1' 111I '11 I 5. YI: .11111 I. 5, 1 1 - . , , . U , CLR. I. IIIIII I: Gluc Club I. 'Ia O1'1'l11wl1'.1 2. 3: II11cI1'1' Club -I: Ifrc, I1 1111 1 'l.1:-1 2, 3, -I, Ir. ,111'1.1I CIIIIIFIIIZIII 3, Sr, s11'1z1l 1'I1:11r1 an -I: III' .IIIXINI I, 2, ' ' 1 i ' . R ' ', 1, j 'J ,U CLR. I, 2 In I,11111 I, -I, ass 'int' 1'1l1111r I: Script Club I, -I, 1111- simlcm NI: ' IIII CI I I, 2: 1 ' I . 1 TEYE uI.1111, CLR. . 2, 5, -I: 11lll1 Ig I.llIII1 Club I, 2: UIUC Cl11I1 I, 51 Cl1111r 5. 'I: JrcI11'11'41- I: Iir 1 'L I, 2, 3: 1111-1'CI11I1, I, 2, 3, AI, Cl111ir I, 2, 3, Mlg Ig'111I I, 2. F11' - I .l 5, In I11111 Class I'l.11 'I'l11' I..1l1- Cl11'R1111l11'r II'4111 : Ig GA.,-1, I1 I3111 I1 Club -Ig 'll' ' I 'I , '. . F RCE 1' - ' ' ' 1 ' , I . ,U 11 ' -, STR , 111'41r1 1- ' , 5, -Ig Ii1'11 I'z1,t I, 2, 5, -I1 II1-Y. I, I.LllIlI Club I: I,11gl111v111gl1t I1111lb11lI 2: II1'.11111'1'1,11l1t I'1111tl1.1ll NI: Sql ' TI I, 2, .53 A.II.C. 53 IIL1 I I, 2, 3, 45 Orchcslm I, 2, 5: Ligl 1.11I11'l1:1Il I, 2: IDII'-llllllf-ll. , , . SEI- lJ.11' II.ll1 -Ig I.1gl1t11'11gI1r I1.11I1c1I1.1II Zg B11-I111II 3, -I: '. 1u1I1 I . I, 2, 3, -I. 1 . .. 1 1 1' I X xixxy X, K 1 S 1 I 1- - I I 1 IX II 1 1 I 14 - if A, U DER, , fi Z ' ,T A 8- . . . R V ,Q A 3 5115- 5 J :11 SN M 1 I 1. IQ 7- M : 5: Q ' .' .. I. 'J 1 . 1' 'Ii L1 7 Es . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1, . 1 .Nb ,,f fg W... nr T 75 96- 2-'Sf' ,df SIRTSWPY IWFHHF XXHPTIF yy wxnwhr HIWIHIRS SIROHM NILISSY XOIK HT II VVTSI VN XI RVKII7 XXI II 'VIH NXNIINIY SIIXFQIFR IIOR ILCRIR XIMONI XIVINK I II T Have you heard XXOI I N1 XX OI I-I -- llots IA.vI STRESNEY M -Ml, '.I. . -, . ': Wccunu 4. AIL 5 O IM IiInncIic, CIR. . W LIAM STUSSY 'AIIlI. I - ' . . BXRA SYVEEINEY 1 alms. '. . .-, , : , '- 1 'z '1 ' I 2. .'Z .1 I I 3 gr ,-. . : ,-, , .cami ' .. J: rq ir ':'ruvcCIcl 4. RAY SY R ' nr I -g f IAIIIINI fum 3 Ifortum- Vuilml 4. EVELYN TH 'L i ' I. . . , fi Y' '. , 1 j '. 2 '. K. , ... , I I' g1i,:.'4' I I ,-:.'11 I ,- .'crclg1.y,,I .x - 1 Y ,-, ' - :I ' -, , : L.. - . 1 'N '4 -, , 1 ' ' ' ' -, , : IIIIUI' nm J I .. K nn 'rrp ur: - 5' f -1 Nrclwlq CII-I 4. MA EEDIE Lex, CIR. 2, ,, 1 va cu -. '. : Srumlcnt Confr- ccc'4:f..I. Q1'C I ..,, 1.1 I .1I Il.1 Cllccrltsclcr I 4: C.A.A. 2, az II -' k Club 4. MARIORIE VALLETTE ic I.: .lm icrafl C um . ED D VERNA, Ii I '- ' , : ' f : Intrgumnruls I 2. IAMES VERN I n RUTH v4VgI6Tf,Z0C'J ' , QTL If I Aff' .ET SI ll' V,-I I. . -, '. 1 .' I 1 ' -' I -1 Iluol-Q C Uls 'Q .gn 'mn c II14LI1 I. IDESSA VIMON L' wx '. , -, 4: Frcnc 1 ,, : u . -1 Ir xi Ili I1 I. BE'I'I'Y VIN I Inu'rr . '. . . -, ., . '. ' - - : S nk mmf:-rcmc: 1 I ' L' ' ' -, , : '.:X..'X. I 2 4 'AIIlI'l 2 4. IACK VOIG Inc Ili-Y. MILDRED WALKWITZ. CAROL WARNKE, lump- uu, 4- ll' II.uul -I. MAR N WELLS YVL'llsy' CHR. ,, sccrc ' ,' 'Q .' ' Xu w - 1 XV:'t Ili lu, Vfinnczlpolis I 2. ANN WEST, Annic, '..-, 1'-'I . :TI': lorry I u v . AM WEST II'ilIic ' ' . ck , -, 2 Cram 'uury : '. .. .. :. ' 'z 7' ' ' Iluw 1 IEANNETTE WEILAND, 'lNctIic Clcc Club I. LAVERNE WIN- ERS US Il ll 1' I. . , , , : 1 'c 4 I I , -2 . I. 2. ALICE WOLFF .'XI. MILDRED WOLFF M I xc. N. wrvllc A --V f Blau of 44 These are the juniors, Mr. Iones. To start out their very busy year, they elected lack Gregory, president, Betty Doolittle, vice president, Dale Carlson, secretary, and Denny Bassett, treasurer. They also elected Mr. Lowry as their head sponsor. The other ad- visers were Miss Cowen, Mr. Vaughn, Miss Hours, Miss Leedle, and Miss Wiggins.. 1-rail rwmubv-W A 45. Room 208 MISS IIUSTED ' ' 1 IOI: Hyde, Anson, F. Iohnson, lfluall, lfellman, Carlson. 9 THIRD ROW: Carpenter, Dahl, Cloiiston, Horsch, Hall, Berry, Crooks, ffoats. ' SECOND ROXV: Carson, Doolittle, Hansen, Hcitzler, llodges, Hawns, Glendening, Ash, Foster. 9 FIRST ROXV: Innes, Fisk, Bunker, Abbott, Keepers, liggleston, Christiansen, V. Iohnson. Room 208 MISS HUSTED 'l'oP: WVilson, Vcar, Zarbock, King, Wilcox, Sa-aright, Shaner, Roscher, Storcli. ' SECOND ROXV: Yvells, Webster, Wilder, Roth, Radelnacher, Lacey, Rohr-s, Oxerbey, Shillinglnw. ' FIRST ROW: Webber, Steen, Rice, Pelling, Tlioinas, Radlkc, North, 'l'r:induni. X, , - l- . Room 5 MISS MINEII 'l'Ol'1 Math, Robinson, Katutis Sliiader, XY.tlwoi'th, llollweg. ' Sl-,COND ROW: Lies, Hansen, Lu kens, lfisclier, Vt-ina. ' FIRST ROW: liaugtr, KIlllLlt'l,Sllll5,GLlI15 berg. Room 204 MISS WIGGINS IOII: Rolwrg, Cfullil. Cfaylulil, Ind w.n'ds, Iirewwii, Ci1't-gory, lloyd Ki Itlignn. 9 IIIIRIJ ROW: Ilirtli lzclsliardt, Nailor, Ruggles. While ht-.id, Henning, Ifoster, Spencer, Iiaclses. 9 SIQCONID ROW: Court, Rode, SLIIIXIIIILT, I'-lIllLjL'I'.IlLl, Wilson Mason. Cook, Mot-rsllgxll. Stresncy Iheter. 9 FIRST RONV: Vogel, Ric ser, .'XrmIvrust, Grove, iiratteau Keck, Iiurgligmlt, Mclfarland, West Icy. Room 109 p MR. LOWl!Y 355- . . . I v.1 s, . ss , 5, Iitn'glign'slt, 9 SI .CfONIP ROW: .'xI'k'IIN, I.. Kroning, Cliurellill. Ros- ga. 9 IfIRS'I' ROW: C. Kiol11n.i.1, Pruet-. lPunlv.n'. NItl .u'l.inil, Rltltert, Iiulin. 2 r I Qty Qs. lt in .,, GQQ. Room 205 MR. COLIN toll: Wollf, Wtstlcy, Iluek. I-ilt-in. I. Iliett-r, Isrgxt-I. 9 SIKYONIJ ROW: NVilger, Wglgelnan, Kuhn, Arun' lvrust R. I3it'tt'l NI! 4 lin t Rt rs, v. ts wt, . . Ga- Look at these Iuniorsl They made a success out of Play She Stoopf to Conquer hy Oliver Goldsmith. Imagine, a Hoor show at a hopl They bought over Everyone had a grand time Watching the juniors The seniors will always cherish the memories of hitious people found time to he outstanding in the IV everything they did. They chose for their annual Iunior No dance was hetter advertised than the Iunior Hop. 3500 worth of stamps the first day of the Stamp drive. and seniors trying to outdo each other in huying stamps. the Prom given hy this class. Besides all this, these am- fields of athletics, dramatics, music, and learning. 3' me . O' O i j'P 2 .9 ,CF ,, 4x 1 f .sm ...Qs .12 I se fi' Giau of '45 These are the sophomores, Mr. Green. Their very capzilile ofhcers were VVentlyV Love- less, presitlentg Nancy Fry, vice presitlentg Ken Iernherg,1secret11ryg and lack Player, treasurer. VVere the girls the ones who were inHuential in electing Miss Bixler to he their heutl sponsor? Miss Chiles, Mr. Qamlliolm, Mr. Colin, Miss Dirks. Miss Felgar, :intl Miss Sehnrnweher also lent helping hands as advisers. 1 V 'i ' ,V',' Room 2 I Mn. ll0DGl-ZS TOP: Mtliie. Metms, Seliniiclt. 5 0 si-.ntfmlm Row: Rm-, Wnltl, 'n iers ' i XXI , ,.'.',, L' . .lsi. lloom l02 MISS CIIILES 36. 195. ,. TOP: liinwii. Ile-lies, Ifityner, Ilin- slmw, lknley, llnriseli. ' IIIIRIJ ROW: l .inlkner, Clnntl, Krenger, Hull, K1.illin.in, Il.1iris Mesure I Ilinslmu. 9 5I:l,UNID ROV: Iern- Iierg. linmnt, Ifry. Iuliiisim, Iiesurt, Anclersun, Denton, Iilnzey. 9 FIRST ROVV: Ilxntly, lnenlvsen, Iiuale, Gil- liert, Klllglll, Ilurseli, Crane. ' I Room 10:1 Miss FELG.-ill 5 if TOP: l,xllL'. X'LllIllI1IIll, Muntgi err, l.t.ullwt ner, 'lUriuplniis, Willmin sun, R. Nntting, Siegel, Meklnrtliy Vniillelimler. ' SHTUNIJ ROVV 'l'nrner, I. Ynrting. link. Siegert Pisilni, Mtllnllniii, Wi iiii lintf, NILIC Veigli, Mliralmls. Vine. ' IJIRSI ROW: l,eCii.iml. M-rllering, 'Ing hulm Viper. Muiiwii, XV.igen1. RIIIQIYLIQ. Nlelnnkin. illl- Q, , H x f,'Ha '1' 'M--' '.' Q: 'S Room 201 ' Mn. SANDI-l0LM TOP: Vining, Player, lmveless, Lutes, Board, Mackenzie, Krengel. 9 SECOND ROW: King, Strassen- herg, Vl'ehling Schutt, Voight, Campbell, Carncross. 9 FIRST ROVV: Twigg, lfreedlund, Tullar, Hodges, Lacey, Scholtcn. 'Sha' raft 72' 'XR -.v -' ,Mgt if 'U ., ..,,, ...- ,., n . A or-Q Ai ma: ' Q5-2 Fir! Room 202 MISS SCIIARNWEBER 'ff TOP: Vogel, Endo, Northrup, Los- er. 0 HRs'r ROW: Heindle K I Hughes, leliclielliergcr, Boerner. X x 1 X Room 206 MR. AVIS TOP: llrunick, Bollweg, liriclason, james, Armhrust, Beck, Duncan. 0 THIRD Row: Keyes, Hahn, lluslain, linos, Katutis, Hanson, Kosusnik, Kemble. 9 SECOND ROW: Gary. Gerten, Karas, Hen- drickson, Guler, Ft-llinar, Goodwin, Atlig. 9 FIRST RONV: Kral, Huck- ahy, Grant, Gear, Dieter, Bauler, llcidenreich. n jr Yes, these are the sophomores. lt seems they entered every school function hesides working on their geometry and Latin. The outstanding project of the year for this class was their reception for the freshmen. The rural decorations included an enormous spider and his web. Brr, l'm glad it wasn't alivel Because they didn't have their Valentine party as they had planned, they gave two hops instead. Many of the sophomore boys were on the heavyweight football team, While other students made the rest of the school take notice of their talents in music and dramatics. The social whirl and studies took up the rest of their time. 71 7 ?' 'Q -9? 's r '. , ' A Q08 erm nf '46 These are the freshmen, Mr. Brown. To prove they were not green'l they elected the following stutlents as officers: Boh McAssey, presitlentg Iohn Karner, vice presidentg lane Durfee, secretaryg anal Nancy Sayre, treasurer. Miss Rasmussen was their head sponsor, while Miss Miner, Mr. Hodges, Miss V. Bieher, and Miss Sparks were the atlvisers. Room 104 MISS COWliN I 'Z' TOP: liaikei, AI1KlK'FNUI!, Forcl, llrinlxs, Aliioss, Cairo. ' THIRD ROW: lfi.ins, Cllr,-ntlening, l-lassetl, liiistrozn, llillinan, Cluiltl, Gartner. . SHIONID ROXV: llLl3CllCIl. Boyer, Hurry, lit-linier, Goodwin, Fay, lifL'IlK'l', lfischcr. 9 l lRS'l' ROVV: Hinllty, lilitltlen, It-an Ilurfee, llanmioiitl, Christiansen, lane Dur- llvc, lfiiupt'I'. Room 104 MISS COWEN ,X ' LJ. TOP: Reinlinrtlt, liiipey. l'.itterson, Ste.itliii.in, Kletsclike. ' 'lilillill 0,59 M Nj, W, ROVV: Sayre, Meyer, NVililer, Keef- 'R er, It-nks, Knippen. Monroe, Wal- tller. lla-lfiicli. 9 SECOND RONV: Mefjuiston, Seen. Scliranier, Sollen- lierger. I-ilinson, Wlietzel, March, Allen. ' l lRS'll ROXV: Polen. Highly, lures, Pnore, lll'l5lCI'lI1Llll, Raueli, Vimont. Room 3 MISS BIEBER TOP: Aug, Kainnies, D. Holm Barnum. ' SECOND ROW: Con racl, Gerlen, Albrecht, R. Holm Gibson, 9 FIRST ROVV: Eicliel berger, Hefner, Freileriek, Huck shy, Ly les, K rewson. ,q:,, 'E Room -I MISS LEEDLE TOP: S.ixt-lingo, Mitrm, Terry, Muclfclt, Stetson, l'inluml, lones. ' SIQCONIJ ROVV: Shrailer, Voelz Tremel, Patterman, Stmlim. Tmnst N Iaiekey, Weiland. ' FIRST ROW IILIIIIILIII, 'l4lmnias, Rapp, Wt-stxwoil 5 I , Ricser, Vogel, SCI'lI1L'lK'I'j.It'l'. ,. ff Room 8 MISS SPARKS TOP: llrini, Crawl'-ml, Iiopltins, I-Qsteiiltltlt-i', litclt. 9 SECONI7 ROXVz lvlelha Charles, Mary Lligirlcs, lilxin. if. liollweg, I. liull weg, .'Xter, liaclies. . l lRS'l' ROW: Georges, Gregory, Cook, lean linin- lmrcl, lime liomluml, liintler, lien- nett. 3:11 -Qt. Room l0l MISS RASMUSSEN TOP: Topper, Costin, Voclz, Glid ,a 1 den, Iohnson, Way, Karner. W 9 THIRIP ROW: fifklllallll, Gary Ilopf, l'1llis, Tlmmpwn, Mc.-Xssey . SECOND RUNV: Moore. Shurl It-tl, Minnear, Knoll, Campbell Oekerluml, Irantluni. 9 lflRS'I ROVV: Iaurlssen. Ingalls, Cross Murphy, Lfhase, llarilman, XVin- thers. Q' Uaew Were these freshmen Hgreenv? To look at their record is to know they were far from it. Did you ever see a conga line at a pep meeting? VVell, that is just what the freshies had when they were in charge of a pep meeting early in the year. 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N Plkhl lmanagcr Ixrew n Brown lurlrl Carptnttr Fonrtcl Cotch Co From the Grandstand Ihe 'lrgers FLIIIV surprlsed the llllb thts st 1son by wtnntng hse ol the n1ne UIIIICS they played lostng only three 1nd tyxng one INo one expttted mueh ol them, ts they begtn the SCISOII wtth only three lettermen from the prexlous yetr But, bv h1rd worls on the plfl ot the pl tyers IIILI the euellent eonhnng ot C otth Lolm they tame through with t hne team Two senlors, Q aptnn tm Futllsntr 1nd Ixetth Brown, were tm tluable through out the 5618011 on delense whlle Denny Bassett bv hrs pnnttng and open held runnmg, w1s outstandxng on offense Bassett w 18 1lso hugh po1nt man ot the con ference 1nd together wtth Iwon Ixrew son who pl 1yed lett tulsle, reeetxed honor tble mention on Pat HIFIUOII s all state te tm rlhe rcst ol the te IIII 1lthough they hadnt h1d mueh experience, dad 1 marxelous yob on both offense IIIKI delense ln a txe wtth the much henter Rnerstde ICIIU lhese hopes were hetghtened by the second game tn whleh II delened York, which was lar trom whtt you would tall .1 lxght team It w IS rn these gnnes th1t Blssrtt mtde hrs two most spett1eul1r runs ol the se tson 'Ihe hrst one w IS tn elghty ytrd return ol 1 leltls off whleh txed the score, whtle the seeond w as 1 suenty yard punt return th1t made you thmle of the gallopmg ghost or tormer years One llllllg that rn tde Wheatons g1mes so rnterestxng thxs yetr wts the sur prlsxng thxngs that happened Few ol us wtll exer forget the Huddle play the Tlgers used tn the Cfenua game th1t h1d the stands m hystertes or the double torward pass that set us up tor the wxnmng touehdown th1t alternoon 1t blllll K harles The 'ltgers drd some of the best open held Illilklxlllb tl1at VVheaton hts seen tor a long tnne, and lt was rhrs tsset that m1de m my of Bassett s outstandmg runs poss1ble Although the team as 1 whole dtdnt hue 1 lot ot welght thts ye1r the players made up for 1t by thelr do or dte sprrlt IIILI the bailllng plays th II Lo 1th Lohn pulled out of h1s btg of trxelss Tiger Pllot Coaeh Cohn etme to Wheaton IH 1939 Sxnte then he has done a bmg up loh ot LOIQIIIIIE Durtng hrs first o years hr s tssrstrnt to of the heay ywerghts who were L1t tle besen C,l'1ll11PlOI1S ln 1940 In his thlrd year, he plloted the llght wetghts to thexr hrst Llttle Sexen Lhamplonshlp tn SIX years When Q o1eh Horsley IOIIILCI the Navy last summer, Mr Lolxn sueeeeded htm as head eo1eh Xlthough he started the season wrth only three lettermen irom the prextous year, he eame through wnh a great team 76 I , , , - , , , H Y: I - -j '1 --I ' ,J-I , . ,- 1 f a . ' 4' Ii 'a. 1, . H W, ' , 1. . .I I 'z , a,.' , 7: ' 1, ug , . fer 7 , .1 Ass, 5 I: '17 ' 'f'j, ' - So , ' , I A , T' ' ', , I , I 1 I Iin. 5. I ' a A sl ss 4 I x I 1 x 1- v I i g. , , . . 1 1 A 'ig' IV, . ah. , X x, , , . . V 1 '- ' 4 ' ak- . ' -. L- I , .S ,is Q . ' , ' , ' A A f f ' 1 ' . ,. , , . ' , . , . s. ' . . I , ' 1 L ' -1 . ' ' fp I 1 '1 ,1 I ' ' ' The team raised everybodys hopes in its hrst game of the season by ending it , W .gh . L. ,131 , 1 . 1 ,V . Y. .T .5 ' I ' 4 5 ' 'L .' I 4 1 I ' tw' I ' 5 - wa: 4 1 ach A Y 1 1 ' ' ' -1 1. -. - -' 1 1' ' ' ' , ' I 1 . . ' ' . . K . 1- ' g- . .N- FI. , . . Q. .. . . ' ' - -s. ' ' ' . 2 , ' I 1 1 a ' , ' '- si , . - - I 1 r 1 1 s ' ' ' - ' ' 1 . ' . . 2 x 1 . -f - I - s - - 1 -A , h ' , Along the Tigers, Trail U RIVERSIDE-The Tigers started the season by fighting their way to a 6 to 6 tie that surprised everyone. Bassett made the tying touchdown by an 80-yard return of a kick-OU, with Keith Brown taking out the last tackler with a beautiful running block. Bassett's excellent punts helped keep the Ribs away from the goal throughout the game. 0 YORK-Inspired by the good showing they made in the Riverside game, the Tigers went on to beat York by a 13 to 0 score. Again Bassett ran wild,' this time on a 70-yard punt return that was good for a touchdown. He then threw a 30-yard pass to lack Brunick, a promising sophomore, for the second one. johnny Durant plowed through the line for the extra point, making the score I3 to 2. '- WEST CHICAGO-The whole team was on the beam in the second half of this game with the whole backheld fFaulkner, Durant, Bassett, and Keyesj making the touch- downs. Captain Faulkner looked especially good on a 70-yard march to the goal that consisted of gains that averaged I0 yards apiece. As it was a wet night, there were many fumbles, with Wheaton taking advantage of most of them. The game ended 24 to 0 with the Tigers in the lead. 0 'GENEVA-The Tigers started the game off with a bang by a trick play that had the Geneva team befuddled. Durant took the kickof, and then the whole team crowded around him as Bassett took the ball and ran 80 yards for a touchdown. The other Wheaton touchdown was made on a pass from Brunick to Bassett, who took it the remaining 25 yards to the goal. These touchdowns were not enough, however, as the final score read! Wheaton 12, Geneva 25. 0 SYCAMORE-The Tigers really had the Sycos baffled by their tricky plays and the excellent strategy of Captain Faulkner, who called them at just the right moments. Bassett made three tallies, two of which were on identically the same kind of play. Brunick made another, from his own 50 yard line, by one of the best broken-field runs of the season, while Duskin ran the hfth one over after taking a pass from Brunick. The score at the end of the game readf Wheaton 31, Sycamore 7. ' ST. CHARLES-After a hard fought battle, in which the line made one of its best showings of the year, the Tigers came off the gridiron in the front end of a 6 to 0 score. The highlight of the game was a double forward pass fBassett to Faulkner to Dunerj that set up the winning touchdown on the 1 yard line. Bassett's punting helped consider- ably in keeping the Saints in their own territory most of the game. 0 NAPERVILLE-Although the team lost this game 24 to 0, it fought hard all the way. The score wasn't so bad as it might seem, as the Indians had one of their best teams in ten years, and also remained undefeated at the close of the season. It was in this game that Keith Brown got an infection in his foot that kept him out of action for the rest of the season. 0 DUNDEE-Outweighed by a much heavier team, the Tigers again took it on the chin by a score of 20 to 7. The boys didn't get started until the last quarter when Faulkner, after receiving a bullet pass from Bassett, plowed the remaining 28 yards for Wheaton's only touchdown. The game was brightened by the fact that the Tigers completed seven out of twelve passes. 0 BATAVIA-The Tigers kept the tradition of always beating Batavia by running up a score of 19 to 7 against a passing attack that often held the Wheaton fans in suspense. The whole team looked good, as it stopped most of Batavia's backs at the line of scrim- mage. Bassett looked exceptionally well by making two of the scores, while Captain Faulkner finished his high school career in a blaze of glory by a 70 yard march to the goal for the other. The Fighting Tigers g .- N ' A T N TTS' 1 'N' I - 'gn or ,qt . 5- fn E l 942 SCORES Wheaton . . . , , . . 6 Riverside . . . , . 6 Wheaton ..,.. . . . 13 York ..... . . . . 2 Wheaton . ....... . . 24 West Chicago . . . . . . 0 VVhcaton ......... . , . 12 Geneva ..... . . . 25 Wheaton ... ... Sl Sycamore , . . . 7 Wheaton .....,. . . . 6 St. Charles ., .., O Wheaton ,....,,. . . . O Naperville . . ..... 24 Wheaton ...... . . . 7 Dundee... .....20 Wheaton ,.,....... ,,,,,,, 1 9 Batavia ,............... 7 Won 5 Lost 3 Tied 1 ' Seniors I 'arf ,,,,,f. mw- ,,... x,....f- A 'Ia 9 IIM FAUIRNPR fupmn und szgmzl zallw o flu: xnn 1 mam Brszdry lvrmg a gfrul gmnml gunz:-1 In was am' 0 Ihr fwfr 11'f cnxur In J rn Ihr flair and hu sruicgy offfn pnllrd the Tigris lluough In rnlory awww 1 RHIH BROWN a gnu! 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NN rltltr X ure Irtlsnmmons Mt 'ksstx L Irrltltn lxarntr I om n11uIt 1 rr 4+ nuts t 1 1 n s tt ornw rns muy I' 1 lil IAN Tlger Cubs Xlthough the POIIILS drdnt urn exery glITIC last scrson, rhty usurlly gmc the spctt1tors pltntv ol thrtlls hy thelr extlttng t1tt1ts Xs many of srstetl mostly of freshmen 'Iwo OUlStll'1dII1g Ireshlts wart Bill Hopf and ohn Ixarner Ixtrner t rlltd srgn 1Is most of tht trmt 11111 drtl some hr1II11nt TUHIIIIIEH xxhrlt Hopi spetllllztd rn puntrng Startmg xuth hovs xx ho hrtl lrttlc vcperrente NIr lou rv who mult hrs tlthut III Wheaton Hugh thxs yetr, turntd out 1 tum th1t worked together Irlte xeterrns It xx as lor thus reason th ll tht hovs tould use the trltlcy plays th1t utotrnted lor mmy ot thtlr guns Mter Iosmg the-rr hrst tour punts rht Fllger Cuhs tnnt through wlth thelr only XILIOFICS 'Iht hrst xx 1s urth SYCIIUOFL III xxhrth grme lxarner m1dt the two touthtloxx ns to heat the Sytos I3 to II 'I he setond was tt 'Qt Chlrles whtre Xogcl 'tntl C IILILILII euh got om to dupllt 1te the store of the PFLNIOUS xrttorv XVIIL IIOII NVht 1ton W It 1ton Wht 1ton Wht IIOH VV IL 1ton VN rt rton XV IL tton VVhtaton First and Ten for llopf Glidden Go SCIIHFS Rtxtrsxtlt or Wtst Q hlt 1 YO Crcnu 1 Syt nnorc S C h rrlts Duntlte N 1ptrx1IIt INI ts 0ne 0ff 29 3 I ': ' yt, ' I, r-,' , 1 , 'Il' ', .' 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N 'P 1 1 4 lr x ay t r 1 K , K- , 1 ,I 'lt I I1 , ' . 6' '1 xt I 22 0.111 Park . 1 27 XX lk XX 11 XX 11 XX lt XX 111 XX lt XX 11 XX lL XX lt XX 11 XX lk XX 11 XX lt XX 11 XX lt XX lt XX ll XX ll XX ll XX ll XX lL XX ll XX ll XX lt lI11Il Jlull 1 lI11l1 lull 1011 lull lull lull lull lull Il 1 t ll ut K I 1 311111 QL N 11x111 ll V1p1r11111 1 111111 ntl 1 1111111111 ll X :st Xurm Nllltl'Xl11l YN Stun Tom nanu nl Sl0l'l'S lull l U11 11111 lllll lul R11 11N 111 1111111 1 1 1 R1111s111: IuN X1 Xi Rh rox x1 1 'Wir p Senl0i's 'r .. f ,-19' .Q , i 12 Jim Faulkner This year lini showed the fans that he could also play a good brand ol basketball. He was a forward: and although this was his hrst year on the squad, he saw action in most of the games. i 3 9 , l Captain and center ol' this year's aggrega- L Dick Knippen A good shot with lots of poise, Dick really played hard when he was on the floor. Besides playing basketball he also has a good record as a baseball player. ti 36 Earl Dryden tion, l.ugie was a main cog in practically all of the Tigers' victories. As he has been playing on the hardwood ever since he was a freshman, he had the experience the Tigers needed so badly last season. Getting rebounds was his specialty. and he often pulled the team out ol' some tight spots. Evan McCallum l'ast on his leet, Evan was wizard at getting the ball away from the opposition. His great est thrill came when he sank 1 free throw to tie the score in tht West Aurora game. 1. 5 Y 5' A AK . J ' ' , ,sr t SW l 2 sea' 25,555 it L. . Dick Rosgal Besides playing on the heavy- weight team, Dick was also tain of an intramural team scored twenty-six points in game to set a record for year. High Jump Three ls Il Crowd cap- and one this 'lOl' ROW lxltrsehke Vhsstls Me-Msn tmtm Sttatlman, Hopf lmpu lierry 9 SH OVID ROW Strasstnlverg, lieutmer lompklns Pat terwn lrnekwn lwfntr Suhlttt ' HRSI RONN Stexens IIIJDILCF Husserl Dusknn huts Durant Vhltler Broun lx.xrner Ilunean Cmh Imxrx Cubs on the Hardwood It toole the Frosh Sophs 1 llttle tune to get stlrted llst season hut when they dnl get the lexnks lroned out, they were hftrd to heat ln all thexr encounters they supphed thelr opponents xuth plenty ol eompetmon as wls shown hy some of the elose games they pl lyetl, suth 19 the helrt breaker with Sve lmore xxhleh they lost hy one poxnt Captzun Blll Fneleson, who wfas the most tonslstent player on the tenn, led the lonxes rn stormng whlle setontl pl ue went to Ross Tompkms who otten held the erond rn suspense by hts long shots such as the one that tled the Cfenex 1 gmme 1nto 'rn ox ertxme Alter 1 falterxng stftrt the Tlger C uhs Fm rlly settled down 1nd seore ot eight glmes won txxelxe lost, md pl need tourth III the Ilttle bexen Conlerenee rue Scores Il hrumn Upfront nfs I! ln lllllll Dmw ncrs K m t lenlurfl Sxeunure C tncx 1 l4.1tn1l Nhat K lmuto blenbartl l .lst Aurora Dundee Niooseheart XX on 8 Opponrnlr Qt Chxrlts Nlxperullt Qu lmore I enu l IX Vkest K lneato Duntlec St Chlrles VN est Allfdlfl Nlaperxrlle 'Sl Rebound by Glidden V fs- 'Q s , , 'a , i - ,u' . ' . A : . , f : 1 3 , . hy winning six ot their last ten games, Hnished the season with at 25 ' I ve 38 ZH . , , 4 .,., 24 I7 I' ' . 33 Sl .1 ' ' . ZH I3 - ..,.. 4 26 22 l.e.. ,. 25 I5 I' '. , , I7 44 I ' 1 . . ,, 45 27 ' z A , 21 -ll liattg 'i.l . ,, 3l I2 I ' . .. 25 33 'H I Y , 24 Zl ' ' ' . ..... Z7 lll - . ,.,. .. 47 38 QA ' ,.,. 43 in f . 1 '. . ,., 25 27 ' .,... 21 35 ' . . Q . . 44 25 . , 26 29 .' ' 22 ' l.1. 12 TOP ROW TIECYS get thelr mm Rudoll reaches hlgh 0 VVIIDDIF ROW NVIDLI 5pI'1I1I5 Puff puff Captaln Faulkner brelks wmv 0 BOT FUNI ROVV Xltenuon please Deadloek 2 I .1 -.pc-sf., s-.Jn-Y. ...f-5...,,,p za.,44p: ,,,Q,., L-Q4-Ml-w nu----Q-, -.M.,...--4F,,y.,.- f T ' TOP ROW Coach Hodges Slllllllhlh Brown Fdwards B Shurtleff Faulkner Harwu Cuuld Hrmls 9 'IHIRD ROW SIUSSQ McCallum Wm li xd llnrkholder An n Vhleer lorter fmanaeer 9 SHOXIIJ ROV! lxlhnm Qehnndt Mlsnnn Durlnt Inseher Allen NVessels FIX S u Ill 1 111 L 4 Cmdor Mon The TIELFS, under the efcpeneneed Lillelllllg of Mr Hodges, have mtde If 1 tr1d1t1on tlwlys to represent Wheaton vuth a stood trlek and Held telm Lookmg haek IIIIO the records we End that last ye lr marked the tenth eonsecutlse se 1son that the Tlgers had gone undefeated 111 outdoor durl meets lt was also the fifth con secutne tnme they had won the class 13 kllN1SlOIl of the Wheaton Relays, not to IHCIHIOII thelr NILIOTICS 111 the IDLIPIQC County Meet and the Ceneseo Relays The Whetton tlnnellds were tlso well represented 111 the 1947 state meet The hoys who qlllllllttl 111 the d1str1et meet and made the tr1p downstlte were 18 follows laxan MeC1llum 1nd Earl Dry den ID the dashes Barton Anson 111 the mlle Altn Conley 111 the d1scus, and Phll Dur1nt 111 the shot put The relay team wh1eh con s1sted of McCallum, Dryden, Ward Carlson, and Denny Bassett, also ran 111 the state class1c Each year the Txgers look forw 1rd to the Wheaton Relays As th1s IS one of the blg meets 111 the state, the fans see plenty of keen compet1t1on and br1ll1ant ab1l1ty Last ye 1r seventy five schools were 1I1V11CLl, and If turned out to be one of the best track events 111 the state To top off an excellent setson, the Hodgesmen followed 111 the footsteps of the 1941 foothlll teams and won hoth th Vars1ty and Frosh Soph L1ttle Seven Conference meets Although many of the mam POIIII getters were graduated last year, the T1gers st1ll had plenty of talent left th1s year and were lookmg forward to another VILIOYIOUS season as they started work mg out th1s sprlng Ill lf Sl'll'N VK he :Ion N me rx1lle K h If es enex Dundee x West C lue so Syt nnore Captain McCallum CURI' S J 90 T 3 A . , - ff X , 1, 2 I . 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Ivana- Aitluro. -no 'W miata- MW 'WW A Q3-ffg T1 T ,hge Y WF TOP ROW Coach Cohn Bassett Barry Paxcr Balltc D Rmppcn Lxman lacu Htutycr -Xrtns 9 FIRST ROW kmppcn Iluncr itrcrtbcrgcr Fhlenbnrg ,ff 0n the Diamond Last year the Tlgers played thelr ftrst season of baseball SIDCC 1932 and had a farrly good season lil splte of the fact that many of the players had played lrttle or no hardball before Prtted agalnst such teams as Morton and Oak Park, who were leadlng contenders 1n the state baseball tournament, they held thelr own and often had the adversary Wllh hrs back to the wall Although the pttchlng department had Coach Col1n a httle worr1ed at the start of the season, lf turned out to be the ma1nstay of the team The leadmg hurler was Art Balke who won four of the srx games 111 whlch the Tlgers were VICIOYIOUS Art was also Cilpffilll of thrs year s nrne As many of the team were xnexperlenced, many of the games were lost on errors Of course there were those freak1sh games such as the one at St Charles, where they lost by one run because of a homer by the Sallll s pltcher, who hadnt got a h1t all season The Trgers Hnlshed the season wrth a score of srx games won and eleven games lost After the battlng averages were calculated, 1t was found that Dlck KDIPIDCD was rn the lead w1th an average of 387, wh1ch IS good on any man s ball club. Because of the experlence they galned last season, the Tlgers faced fh1S year's schedule w1th much more confr dence, although many of last year's regulars graduated last une. Godfrey 1,2 avzfdlfvof f ,,v f K W ht Il H1 W hmton W huton W hc ttnn W he lftlll W htaton W mc ll n W ht tton W ht rt n Wht tton XVhtaton W htaton W htaton Wheaton W htat an W hcaton W heat H1 l 9 12 SCORES Pr nrso IVIUFIUII I 16 rn c Mmm mn Nfuflntl W tst L lIlLl,L,tb Whuton Multtnx C hir I IC rmge MISKIIIIK W est lhxeago I xi mngc Rlstrstde St tharlts Pmuso Whttton XLltlCIl1N I 11 rn c Mtsomc Rntrsxdc Won 6 st nuns Captain Balke , gm W I 'VM I , , .. ,., ...,,,.,.,,.., Q 4 . .,., I I 755 , , ,,. . at I My - 1 at ' ' g,i,e..gf5, rg.-,S,,: 'g fr A' T ' wg,L,'Zz'ff1I,',3m,,..,' Q , .I . .,. . .,,. . , L I lf ix I ' '- , I at -. f wax aaa. z ..., . , , . . . , A , 2- V V V M ' ' 'L I T' 3 - A I I , 'wa -9 'I t . S. . Y 'W .,,,,, D, I- , . 5 I .- . X Y f' I - r- . 'M .ggi . , ,- .-,B f i ,-.ck uf. , . 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This is as it hatl heen in precetling years with the first two playecl outsitle antl volley hall in the gym, hut our next activity was something entirely new: a physical fitness program in which we learnetl how to molcl ourselves more nearly to our itleal. After we hatl heconie perfect specimens, we tlitl gymnastics every gym periotl to stay in trim and then . . . calisthenics. This was a new type of murtler for many of us, hut we liyetl through it. Stunts and tumhling came next, anal we were pretty limher hy that time, reatly for anything, which was folk tlancing. Then it was spring, antl we happi.ly took our sore muscles outsitle to keep fit with baseball and archery. if . A F, l. H ' Q .. . 1 ll s coming at you ' , I ' Wuleh that figure, Gen. First uid please , Cupid's helpers X, A4 1' l' -if- ls van' V, . 4QJ,. -it 'fd' Melodies and Harmony The upperclass Girls, Glee Club, headed by Betty Vining as president, Pat Wilder as vice president, Ann Bode as secretary-treasurer, and Ann West and Fleanor Kearfott as librarians, as well as the freshman Girls' Glee Club, headed by Audrey Harris as president, Ruth Faulkner as vice president, Betsy March as secretary-reasurer, ant ew is er as i rarian, rave mat a iusv vear. ev iresenet a irofram o e ,t lP,,Prl lb l lllg, Thi, tl rg rrh Women's Department Club of Wheaton, participated in the annual Fox River Valley Festival, gave a patriotic program in assembly, a lovely Christmas program, and the annual Spring Festival. A new musical group, known as the senior Girls' Treble Clef Club, was organized this year, which, under the guidance of Miss Dirks, presented a lovely group of popular songs for Class Night and two numbers for Commencement. Its ollicers for the year were Iean McAssey, president, Barbara Glidden, vice president, and Louise Stevens, secretary-treasurer. Senior Girls' Glee Club BACK ROW: Attig, Stevens, McAs- sey, NVeldon, Havens, Steen, Debes, Moellering, Gouhler. ' THIRD ROVV: Thor, Dunbar, Woodrull, Hansen, Pawlili, Cook, Madely, Vining, Mon- son. ' SECOND ROW: West, Fisher, Tullar, Mclunltin, Keck, Bode, Doo- little, Ham. ' FIRST ROVV: Miss Dirks, McFarland, Tagholm, Kearfotl, Matz, VVilder, Hinderliter, Harmon. Treble Clef Club BACK ROXV: Hinderliter, McAs- sey, Robertson, Vilet, Mack, Atwater. 0 SFCC BND ROVV: Glidden, Bulander Stevens, Kohli, Beck, Thor, Garretson 4 ,Ms ' l Sweeney. 0 FlRST ROVV: West, Kear- fott, Debes, Perkins, Vining, Ham. Freshman Girls' Glee Club BACK ROW: Nutting. Putman, Sieg- ler, Pistler, Katutis, Fay, Schneider, Gauger, Sollenberger. 0 THlRD ROVV: McCallum, Boyer, Harris, Hammond, Vimont, Murphy, Faulk- W A 1 ner. ' SECOND ROVV: Vogel, Ilein- dl, Butcher, Helfrich, Hadley, Bom- bard, Miss Dirlis. 0 FIRST ROW: i ' t ' H The-lmer, Fstenlelder, Georges, March, XVieland, Bonibartl. 38 Raise 0ur Morale Also participating in these programs were the Mtxizn CHo1R and the ORKHPSIRA with their own special numbers. Although the Orchestra has a small membership, they always turn out a finished job whenever they appear, and the Mixed Choir, which only has home room periods in which to practice, really pre sented some lovely songs this past year. All of these line organizations were under the splendid direction of Miss Dirks, to whom we are greatly indebted for the splendid music with which she has provided us The STAR-DUsTERs, whose leader was lack Cole, and business manager Dave Loveless, have idded a great deal to the hops, Class Night, some pep meetings, Freshman Reception, and class p irties this year with their smooth renditions of music that was really out of this world' A Cappella Choir BACK ROW: Dold, Besore, Harvey, Snyder, S. Bremer, Iames, I. Muench, Soukup, Steadman, Loerzel, lmpey, Cole. 0 FOURTH ROW: F. Bremer, Hansen, Pawlik, Davidson, Brown, Cooper, Glidden, Garretson. 0 THIRD ROW: Doolittle, Stevens, McAssey, Havens, West, Ash, Madely, Bode, Walkwitz. 0 SECOND ROW: At- water, Fischer, Roth, Vining, Kear- fott, Wilder, Hinderliter, Tagholm. ' FIRST ROW: Monson, Kohli, Delues, Miss Dirks, Harner, Beck, Thor, Ruggles. A pretty girl is like a melody. Tschaikovsky turns over in his grave Star Dusters BACK ROW: Shurtleff, Loveless, Streitberger, Cole, Gregory, Watts. ' FIRST ROW: Snyder, Halleinan, At- water, Anson, Burkholder. isa? 'U 1. 7.1, N - 1 y ff f Q, A A - nam '. 5 ,Mi l K gm sa f f - - - - Y - . b . A r ,X , ' , N. X , fs I . W , 4 M' Iaiaxswgw N' . '3 'J 'Mal N mx PM N 'iw - ' 1 A ' I ' Q 0 . , ' Fi RRR ' ' ' W 'VS X ' A ' 1' .. . . Aw V PJ 2 Y ' U - Y - - ff: ' - ,- V? , ' 2 QM? N . ' 'X J if way, ck . A 1 , Ag I 1 Q9 ,ff I ,4lb.. I-KX 5 P Q . W. V J QA s ig ,ky I X' - A ' W. . ,L,. ft W P Q' 5 S f Q., , , ' H? -- ,ww I A if A Q 3 Q 9,93 O , Y . L 3 4 y e ,Q .gg , , - . , ,QL 1:-.ix-J M N: . --fr:-if Q ' wx ' ' T, ' E o 'Q ' ' . 0 . 1 . -1. g - as c ' . , - 253, '17 . , 34.5 K 3' wg 1' Q : Hw 2.'TT.n' , 5 K' af ,,,,, www., f-1, , 1 f x. .xzf 5 9 Xa Q Yljxfgguy nl QE E W ,Q f Q f ... .ff Q fi .. ' sg.-.. M aff sf ja.jL 5 Q K V ! -I i X-4 , N - WM I K 'L 1. :Az ' YJ, nt . J , f. ,rt 5 inf? f' 4' ' si '?5'.'.. ft: N3W'x J' If s- 4. W ,ff ff? xy T? xg N 1 1. ' ' at -I3 ' ' x 2, A Q' 4 - ' 1 -' O . if f: l v ii , ,Q H- M. ,nmfnnm 1 N, '53 ,X 1 ' I ,Q - A -P :I 'I' R ' She Stoops to Conquer 99 Patsy Wilder and Fraser Whitehead in their leading roles as 'GTI-e hm Scene Miss Hardcastle and Young Marlow respectively. Ted Hyde, D011 Shaner, and Barton Anson Stage Door The juniors put on a play, She Stoops to Conquer, by Oliver Goldsmith, with all the scenery, costumes, and work that go with making a play such a grand success as this one was. Make-up and costumes were supervised by Miss Leetlle and Miss Miner, respectivelyg and the stage work was under the able direc- tion of Mr. Vaughn. Miss Houts, Miss Cowen, and Miss Wiggins had charge of publicity with Miss Houts also doing the fascinating cover. These lead-:rs were supported hy a willing crew of workers from the junior class. Miss Ruth Bieber was the director of the play with Pat Heitzler as her assistant. Miss Dirks provided music with the string section of the orchestra between the third and fourth acts, before the fifth act, and during the fifth act. The characters were Mrs. Hardcastle, played by Ruth Horsch, Miss Hardcasrle, by Patsy Wilder, Miss Neville, Lois Cook, Dolly, Rhoda Mae Crooks, Mr. Hardcastle, played by Ierry Fellmang Tony, Ted Hyde, Young Marlow, Fraser VVhiteheadg Hastings, Dave Coats, Sir Charles Marlow and Diggery, Wayne Rugglesg Stingo, Bert VVrightg servants by Har- old Watts and Ronald Burkholderg and fellows by Don Shaner and Barton Anson. As you can see there were quite a number of characters, a fact which always helps towards making a play difficult or easy to put on. The Cast was willing and able to Work and do its best, which proved to he excellent under Miss Bieber's direction. SHE STO0PS T0 CONQUER Quiston. TOP ROW: Iones, Watts, Burkholder Shaner, Anson, Whitehead, Fellman Wilder, Ruggles, Horsch, Hyde, Wright Cook, Carlson, Crooks, Gaylord, Coats Keepers, Heitzler, Dahl, Webster, Clous ton, Mack. 0 SECOND ROW: Arm brust, Turner, Hansen, Walworth, Wood ruff, Pawlik. 0 FIRST ROW: Vear, Zar boclc, Roscher, Fischer, Carpenter, King, Shillinglaw, Tagholm, Clendening, Mc Radio Play Trandum, Havens, Horseh, Dahl, Fellman, and Coats. Canteen As the Wecomi goes to press, the FORTUNF GUILD CLUB has not as yet put on its annual spring play. Last year's play was a comedy entitled Mamzfs Baby Boy by Charles George, which was a huge success. What this year's play is to be remains to be seen. The club is choosing between a comedy and a mystery play, but whatever it is we know it will be excellent. The club is under the direction of Miss Ruth Bieber, who is our speech teacher at W.C.H.S. The ofhcers of Fortune Guild are as follows: Flsa Beck, president, Susie Debes, vice president, Ruth Horsch, secretaryg and Mal- colm McQuiston, treasurer. The aim of the Fortune Guild is to teach its members something about the mechanics of putting on a play. Such things as stage Work, make-up, costumes, prompter, assistant director and gen- erally getting people together to learn their lines, are a few of the more important jobs that have to be completed correctly in order to make a good play. FORTUNE GUILD TOP ROVV: llyde, XVhitehead, Boyd, W. Ruggles, Bremer, Soukup, Felllnan, Coats, McCarthy. 0 SECOND ROW: VVilder, Vining, Cook, Dahl, North, Koh- li, Havens, Crooks, Ciarretson. ' THIRD ROW: Thor, Roth, Doolittle, Hodges, Perkins, Rogers, Pelling, Rice, Madely. ' FOURTH RONV: liieber, Trandum, ll. Ruggles. Heck, Horseh, Dehes, Mc- Quiston. ASSEMBLY DRAMA Streitberger, Cole, and B. Shurtleif Z mgllw jeg ,mf c K x mm ll- omg 9115, -Xl 5 00' xi e s at Y Q Q69 g gx sX of loph VW hw OAK xc bs C 10 1 K '05 QA nbc N YQW- X55 C X X AXmsYl9 it NN 'lb rx lgw c X X X C xcevv .J xv VX mac l Xcexb-XXX AM A xl XA xi L Xa X X x XC X XO ids wt E' WCIIS We started our socxal year wnth the I1roshSoph receptlon where the sophomores lntroduced the freslnes to WLHS and made them 1ll o11e of us 'Ihc xar1ous clubs and classes gaxe hops through the football sexson, 1nd 111 November the ex clusne semors wave a Hard T1mes Party because thmgs were tough 1ll o er The SCIHOYS brought guests, md everyone had fun By the t1me the Chrlstmas Drnce came llong thrngs were unxversally deplorable 1nd the Chnstmas vac H1011 was upon us, much to our yoy After more than two weeks of slcepmg late 1nd no homework, we were glad to be blck to roam the old fam1l1ar halls agaln By that t1mc the brskerball sea son was Well upon us, and exery game ended w1th a dance 1n the gym to the IHUSIL of the St lr Dusters USO In March the 1un1ors gave thelr Mardlbras, Wh1Ch gave the un clerclassmen an 1dea of what fun they wrll have next year when the junrors are rn power Everyone trred to outdaule the other xn the way of a costume, and the krng and queen of the March Gras were crowned Last of all and probably the most rmportant rn the lrves of the 1Lll1lOI'S and senrors carne the Prom rn May The junlors as a class szud goodbye to the seniors at the Prom and left many a senlor wrth a lump ID h1s throat The Prom was, as usual, a success and left many happy memorres Now that the class of 43 IS reacly to bow out rn favor of the class of 44, we look back on these events of the year and appreclate them more than ever 4: 1 sign Mac ,761 and R I' GU COSIUIIIM ight O y 7 hc-Wixshler 1 I 71 re CU ard T 265 My 5 I6 Tr H7765 CO ,Wei yrc 717 en t U7 JS ll 106 eyp Y I s,ar C F, S fgfllmdt U-Ver s, O 'Hee f cdfeterla S take Im P81-gy If- O up I o pan z,9S'f ' h Aky v WQQ 5 Qs Q 'mm x llcl ld g ll 1 bed Big wind! '17 IO- .- I , 'X' X, A 6 Whistle whale you work' Ladies of leisure ll 's got a fC' card ' Mlstresses of pep 'Ratiomng has its advantages ' is FV 1-.1 '54 MM' 'HQPN qw. Nba. V 3 . 1 . s. . , ' , 9 -,W , X tb ' 1 ' 1 '9 A 11 I e 3 ' ' 1 1 1 1 99 s ' . . ,Q ,,..- ' f r 6 I L , - f'f'?'f 1 k ' L - Lx I N-17f..en-is - - , --f--1 lf feafqai. - - .. iv -- j , Q, A . .t E ' JS K, . , 'L' A , ' . , A - 'K 7 v c -. J ,,. A Q K A . ' i ' J ,, N wg, S A ! . - , -A We Decline and Conjugate The LATIN CLUB attempts to bring out to those interested such customs and manners ol the Romans as are not found in the daily lessons. One of the most important events is the Roman banquet, 'yvhieli is carried out in true Roman style. FRENCH CLUBS main iob this year has been maintaining, in spite of the w-5r,'Nth!ut France will live again. This has been done in the meetings by tracing the history of France and by becomin ri anfiliar with the people and customs. The encour- aging of Pan American tolerance and relationships has been the aim ol me SPANISH CLUB this year. Miss Rasmussenis trip to Mexico and her subsequent talk and color slides on Mexicol ped very rnuch to cement interrelations between our students and Mexico. H X ,lv LATIN MISS CIIILES, Adviser TOP ROW: llasehen, VanDelinder, G. Glendening, Ford, Lytle, llailey, l.eadbettt'r, li, Bremer. 9 FOURTH ROW: S. Brenner, Hyde, Webber, R. lfaulkner, Crane, Gaylord, A. McCallum, M. lohnson, ll. Ring- berg, Walkwitz, M. llesore, Player. 9 THIRD ROW: Harris, Turner, lilazey, Rick, Siegert. Pistler,Vl'ood- iuH, Hull, Rode, P. llorsch, Mon- son. 9 SICCOND ROVV: LeGrantl, A. Knight, Mclunltin, Polen, Schra- mer, Heisterman, Helfrich, C, Sol- lenberger, lacobson, Desort, Pyne. 9 l 'lRST RUVV2 Miss Chiles, S. Goodwin, Robinson, .-X. Christian- sen. Hammond, Gilbert, C. Glen- dening, R. Mcfjuiston, Piper, March. FRENCH MISS RASMUSSEN, Adviser uv 'S ,I ,V : TOP ROXV: Rosclier, Coats, Sween- ei, llotlges, jones, liggleston, lloyd, Moore. 9Sl .CONl3 ROW: Tran- duui, Tweedie, llartly, Steen, llall, Carson. 9 l lRST ROW: Knight. Wilder, Roth, Vimont, Kearlott. Miss Rasmussen. :rik- SPANISH MISS RASMUSSEN, Adviser fn Ps pt Q: 6,-s fs px 1 F' Tori ROW: Titans, Rohit, imm- son, Steadman, Zarbock, Fellman, fx ,N Patterson, Klescke, Way, McCarthy, f Sylvester. 9 FOURTH ROW: Carpenter, Hyde, V. Callinan, G. ' Callinan, Clouston. Debes, North, liehmer, McNamara, Durfee, Poore, Tompltins. 9 THIRD ROW: Mac- Veigh, Kreuger, T. Havens, Thor, fl Denton, Abbott, Fry, Wageman, Keepers, Rhodes, llerry. 48 , Horscli, Steen, Hall, Glidden, rx Crooks, Antlerson. 9 SECOND 4 ROWTI lliiolitlle, liisli, Lileey, Wlil- , . der, Roth, VVells, lf. llaxens, Car- Q5 son, Hadley, Vimont. 9 FIRST ROVV: Miss Rasmussen, Grove, 0rganizers and Historians The STUDIZNT CONIiIiRIiNCIf has spent a great deal of time and effort this year in rewriting its constitution to bring it up to date. Along with this. new charters have been drawn up for all clubs. The VVIiCONII'S inain worry this year has been getting out a yearbook Linder adverse conditions: however. when all copy and mounting had been done, the stalii decided that it still had a pretty good book. This year the .'XTI'II,IiTIC ISOARID OF CONTROL has helped the coaches try' to solye their transportation dithculties, be- sides having worked out and followed a very efficient sports calendar. STUDENT CONFERENCE MR. BURGER, v MISS LEEDLE, , Advisers TOP ROXV: Meijuiston, Mcliie. I.oerzel, lihlenberg, lfaulkner, Sha ner, Loveless, Player, Gregory, Ito stroin. 9 THIRD ROW: Conrad Anson, NVestwooil, Kuhn, Rice Coats, Sayre, Karner. R, Mcfkssey' Stevens. 9 SIQCONII ROVV: Vining I. Mac.-Xssey, Tweedie. Sollenherger, Wilson, I.eGrand, Cook, Rickert, Mikcsell,lIefner, Slirader. 9 FIRST ROVV: Miss Imedle, Iionibard, Han- 'P sen, Muench, Ilrown, Rogers. Uhl- Af rich, Gilbert, Mr, liurger. WECUMI MR. AVIS, Adviser gl QLAET Q59 SC' 3 lr ' TP, OJ '6 5 Ho .. m f' ' CN Fi TOP RONV: P. Ilebes, Maganini, Glidden, McNamara, Lacey, Ibold, wt, 9 SIQCOND ROVV: Stresney,Tllor, 'va' gf, Rogers, Hardy, S. Ihebes, Drucker ' Guild, Sweeney, 9 FIRST ROVV ' Perkins, Lfhlrich, Sollenberger, Rug- gles, Knight, Mr. Ayis. yu 4 A. B. C. MR. BURGER, AdViSel' TOP ROVV: Faulkner, Shaner. 7 0 si3coNim ROW: Mr. mm, Mr. i Garner, Mr. Hodges. 9 FIRST ROW: Tweedie, Uhlricli, Mr. Bur- 6 ger, Miss Bixler, Olsen. C, ,gil- -1' 3 fr G. R. SENIORS MISS CUWEN. MISS SPARKS, Advisers TOI' ROYV: lfllis, C. Bennett, Strohm, Hoffman, Kearfott, S. Ol- sen, liartee, I-linderlitcr, IJ'Orio. ' FIFTH ROW: V. Atwater, Hain, F. Havens, I. Vimont, MacAssey, B. Ringberg, R. Steen, C. Callinan, Stevens, Iiollweg, Tweedie, Kuhn. ' FOURTH ROW: V. Hardy, Eg- gleston, Heck, D. Fatterman, ll. Glidden, McNamara, L. Winthers, M. Moersliall, I. Guild, Spies, Ilen- dricks. ' TIIIRD ROVV: M. Stres- nev, Uhlrich, G. Steen, Sweeney, Vining, Shirley Sollenberger, Mack, Shelia Sollenberger, Vilet, Rhodes, M. llorsch, Kreuger. ' SECOND ROVV: Thor, West, King, G. Chris- tiansen, S. Debes, Garretson, Kohli, Robertson, Iirickson, l. Lacey, Doo- little, Fry. ' FIRST ROW: P. Q ' Q A 'f' Wilder, Knight, D. Ruggles, M. -. ' i 7 6 Wells, l'. Muench, liulander, Berry, ' Rogers. Perkins, Drucker, Wage- man. J UNIORS TOI' ROVV: R. Horsch, Fisk, Roth bott. Madely. 5 FOURTH ROXV Grove, North, Radtke, Mason Crooks, Pruce, Hodges, Hall, Heitz ler. 5 THIRD ROVV: Dahl Clouston, T. Havens, Webster Rice, V, johnson, Rademacher Keepers, Arinbrust, I-. McFarland 9 SECOND ROW: Tranduni, li Mclfarland, Eggleston, Steen, C vs l l ner, Bunker, Carson. ' FIRST S ROW: P. lones, Thomas, Hansen 1 rl I, Foster. Keck, D. Bode, NVcbber Ni - Cook. ' SOPHS TOI' ROVV: Piper, Tagliolni, liode, C. Ringberg, Moellering, Heiden- reich. Melunkin, H. Katutis, Harris, Hull, Watson. Crane. . FOURTH ROVV: A. McCallum, Hendrickson, Htlglles, Winthers, Robinson, Sie- gert, linos, Goodwin, Hansen, De- sort, Dieter, Monson, Rick. 9 THIRD ROW: Vernon, Lc- Grand, Pi ne, Turner, Murdock, Faulkner, Woodruff, Pawlik, M. Iohnson, Parsons, Hardy, Karas. ' ' SECOND ROVV: Hodges, Fell- mar, Heindl, lllazey, Guler, liesore, Anderson, lacobsen, Taylor, Wel- '5' lick, Court, Welz. 9 FIRST ROW: Gilbert, Kral, Hinshaw, Knight, 5 41 Denton, Grant, Attig, Gary, Mas- sey, Tullar. Q 6. 0 0ur Waacs, Waves, and Spurs The CIRI- RESERVES has been more active in outside activities this year than in most previous years. One of the main war work functions had been the making of U. S. O. scrapbooks for the military hospitals. These scrapbooks contain things of interest, such as cartoons and short stories, and reports indicate that they have been very well received by the service men. As in former years the club distributed Thanksgiving baskets, and dolls were taken to the Crippled Childrens Home at Prince Crossing. Valentines were also sent, for the First time, to the children at Prince Crossing. One of the outstanding programs of the First semester was the joint meeting of G. R. and Hi-Y, at which the speaker was the Rev. Don Crocker of Naperville. Taking everything into consideration, this has been one of the cluh's most successful years. 50 M. Reiser, l.. Stresney, Rickert, Ab- Clendening, Ash, MacVeigli, Har- G. R. FROSll 'l'Ol' ROW: Sclineberger, Iladlev, l'.sIel1lit'Itlt'r, E3 Mary Charles, Patter- llhlll, Rrltlp, Terry, Cook, Shrader, FOURTH ROW: S. Iohnson, Walthers, Iielimer, Highly, K. Glidden, .L Ilennett, Aiiiiiss, Il. Katutis, M. Rieser, R. Vogel. 9 THIRI7 ROW: Melba Charles, Hath, Seliraiuer, Cross, Heisterman, lane llurfee, lean Durfee, lane Iiiimbard, Georges. 9 SFCONIJ ROW: Rauch, McOuiston, March, Westley, Polen, R. Vimont, Gau- Vuelz, 9 ai Mer, Sew, Ager, Binder, S. Verna. 9 FIRST ROW: C. Sollenberger, Cairo, Sayre, Ilanimond, S. Good- win, Ponte, Christiansen, Helfrich, - ' I I, Westwood. ,-' , X . , O U beefy . . X., xc-,Ay 35 x' -F N A lll-Y SENIORS QT ' . ' Mn. SANDlIOLM, I Adviser TOI' ROW: Iidwards, Damerell 9 SECOND ROW: Strietberger Ilold, Vt-ar, fi.1yIUl'tI, Cole, Maga nini. 9 FIRST ROW: Harvey, Stev ens, S. Iiremer, Soukup, K. Iirown, Mr. Sandholin. Ill-Y JUNIURS, SOPllS. FROSII TOP ROW: Fitzner, johnson, Ilight, Glidden, Vining, Leadbet- ter, Fellman, Iames, Ruggles, Hen- ning, Patterson, Northrup, Kuhn. 9 FIFTH RONV: Davidson, Gary, Monroe, Pinkard, Minnear, Witte, Tillis, McCarthy, Steadn1an,Hoard, Sho1valter,Kleschke. 9 FOURTH ROW: Guild, Burkholder, Hopf, Ilrinks, Iierry, Gartner, Ford, Spen- cer, Siegel, Stetson, Knippen, Boyd. 9 THIRD RONV: Costin, I.. Dun- er, Ockerlund, Hassed, Foster, Freedlund, VanDeIinder, Rohrs, Graham, Twigg, Campbell, Sub- lett. 9 SECOND ROW: Carpen- ter, Wood, Iivans, Glendening Ingalls, Backes, D'Orio, Iiaschen Meyers, F. Bremer, Filers, Keefer Way, Hailey. 9 FIRST ROW Loser, Overbey, Duskin, Gauger Fischer, Wilder, Reinhardt,William son, Tompkins, Coats, Iones, Lytle. ,LW ,. ax' l J '34 If , .', 0ur Future Generals'-, - .. , . at---Juv -.4 -NW-J - ' The HI-Y, which is a chartered organization of the Y. M. C. A., has provided the whole school with at least one extremely' interesting program in the course of a year. The speaker at that program was Mr. Wayne Hanson, Internatioiial Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., who has traveled and lived in 38 countries. Mr. Hanson gave us a very clear view of people our age, particularly in Nazi Germany. As is its custom HI-Y distributed Christmas baskets to needy families in the community. This past year the club has stimulated more interest by holding pot-luck evening meetings. These have been primarily cabinet meetings, but any member of the club is welcome at all times. The sponsors of the organization feel that this has been a very successful year for the club. 51 Q 5. v- K 1 11111 0 IL 1 I XSS 11'I1crt- tI1r scnior Imys c0ttItI 101116 mort prc1I:1t1t11t tt 1t11tI1111' 111 rt Q11 11t11t3,t1 lll N14 t 1 t It IS NX IS 111 uc11111l c11t1t1gI1 to 11':1rrttt1t the 111 1t1o11 of 1 u011tI 1t111L1ttr tI111 optn to tI1t I1t1It st oo I It C1 XS MOIDI I K I L I3 S 111 1111 oI1ict'ti1't- tI1is ycztr I11tsI1cc11 CYLSI tI1c 1011 1 1 1455 III 3, ur 1 1 I 1 t SL 111 L go1tI 111tI I141tI points oI' tI1c,-sc planes. IOLILII tI111 IS 1 111II 1 TL 1 1 1 11 t 1 rttI'1t-r Iatrgc t1u111I1cr of I1t1t1tcrs 1port1t11u1 111 1tI1ooI xt 111 tau tt IIII 1 g md sport1t11:tt1sI1ip ruIc1 11'11S L Ld 'Iht Sl OR I SXII N S C I L I5 I11 1 IS t 111 or Iuturt- orgt1111z1ttio111 of this CODE MR. BURGER. Adviser ri.. fu IOI' ROW: II.lIlIL'lt'II. I, NIIICIIKII, t' . SHYUNII RUVV: l'.S111itI1, IJnItI, I R IUIII11-111, I. I,.xc11, R. I'I.tIIct11.1t1. . I IRS'I' ROXY: S1I11tII,c'l', Oulu, Mr. , IIlll'4LIt'l', S-mttkup, M1111t11gtt1. GAS MODEL MII. ll0llGlfIS. !xdViSl'l' IOI' ROXY: IJ. 'I41.tt1tIt1m, Schutt Ih1.11tI, I. Ixtng. SI1t1t1Itm1, Xt1IIt-ttu 9 I-'IRST ROW: Vuclf. Krct1gt'I Mt. IIutIgr1, Mt'Kc't1zit', Html. SPURTSMEN INR. BURGER. AdViSel' 'HDI' ROW: Wttu-. II. KLIIIII, Scigc IJ, I?t111t-V. R. KQUIIII, Krct1gcI . lfIRS'l4 Rl NV: VVHULI, Wvfighl hI.hNIII.lII, II-IlLkIxt'l', I. King, Mc C4trtI11'. 'l'Ol' ROW: l.. Knight, Miss l:L'lQLll', 1 Poetry Connoissours and Book Bugs Most people who like to read poetry would enioy the POKTIQY Cl,.l,'l3. The group tries to learn a little about some of the poets whose works are read the most. and then read some of their most vvell-known works. Evening meetings are usually devoted to reading most anything anyone wants to luring. The CTCJVFR-TCH'fOVliR Cl.Ul3'S main oliieetive is trying to follow the trend of the times in reading. They also huy popular liool-as that are suitable for high school people. These hooks are also judged as to suliieet matter and the way in which the author handles it. Sffllllyl' CLUB remains the most exclu- sive eluh in school, with a metnliership of six. These six may usually he liound deep in the throes of composition ol' poetry, their one and only activity. POE'I'RY MISS I-'El,GAlI. Advisor 'I'OI' RUXV: lloyd, S. llreiner, R. vvha. 'if' sta ' Shaner, Snyder, Coats. 'THIRD 'mf RONV: llotll, IJ. Ruggles, North, llc-hes, Steen, Hulander, Glidden, liCCK,f:llllll'1LlI1,lldftll. 9 SHI- ONIJ ROW: llior, Nl. King, A. West, I.. Knight. Uarrttsori, Rice, Ash. Mad ugh, lk-lling. ' l7lRS'l' RUXY: L'hlrich. Keartott. llitlelter, Perkins, Miss lfelgar, SNYRIQIICB, l', Muenelt, I, liuild. COVIER-T0-COVER MISS MONTGOMERIE, Adviser W, 'roi' itow. noni. ii. siirmu-, s. fr mf is.-t-mt-1-. 0 'mnua ROW: P, Ml 1 - Mueneli, lltitzler, Ainoss, R. llorseli. S. Sollenlierger, lierry. . SIAQUONIJ ROXV: llerls, S. Stilltll- lwerger, Nl.le.'Xssey, Vtler. Cook, l.. Stevens, l'nlen. lJ'Orio. ' l lRS'l' ROW: llellrieli, Txveedie, March, .lv llruelver, Robertson, Nl, King, Miss lm-W ' Nlontgonnric. v si v- SCRIPT MISS I I'lI.G.-XII. Adviser ll. Rugglts, lerkins, 0 l lRS'l' ROXY: Snyder, Soukup, lfellinan. 3 77' 34: r I I' . 5 if no E1 5 A BRUADCAST n FS Miss MoN'l'o0m-inlls, Advisor IOP ROW: SllIL'IlK'YgL'I', I isli,Cole, Snider, Soulcup. Ifltiall, Ifellinan, W. Guild, Sliillinglaw. I. Slim'tlel'I 1 liasclien. ' l-'OLIRIII ROW:ti.n'- rctson, M. Mctjuiston, Moershall I I'. lit-lies, Maganini, K. lirown, If. llcsore, Reinhardt, l'.iwl1li. Coats 9 'IIIIRIJ ROW: V. Ilardy, Iones Spies, I7, Patteiiiian, S. IM-lies, G Callinan, Clouston, Iiulander, G. Steen, II, VVilder, Crooks. ' SFC- S ONI7 ROW: A. Knight, Thor, Ilen- tlricks, Ilahl, If. Ilavens, P. Muench, R. Ilorsch, Iierry, Cook, Doolittle, VV. Stevens, Vlfageman. ' FIRST ROVV: M. Horscli, Uhlrich, Ileitz- ler, Iweedie, Ibrucl-Ler, Kolili, M. King, IJ. Ruggles, I'ei'ltins, Miss Montgmllerie. RIFLE MR. BURGER, Adviser I'Ol' ROXV: Ilarvey, IJ. Iluner, R. Ilalleman, I. Faulkner, Ilamcrell, I. Muench, II. Shancr, H. Searight, Cianlieltl, NYright, P. Miller. 9 Sl-XIONID ROW: Shaffer. I. Dun- er, Mr. Ivey, lim McCarthy, Mr. C.ii'soii, Mr. Iladley, Mr. March, . . . Q -rf Mr. McCallum, Iloltl. 9 FIRST J' ROW: Wilger. Stussey, Maganini, A l'. Smith. M. McQuiston, Tucker, QW W JH il'. Lacey, II. NW-st. J A. .K ,i -' ART MISS lIOU'l'S, Adviser IOP ROXV: Vanllelintler, Ilailey, Ilaiitlson, Sylvester, F. Ilremer. 0 si-1cioNo ROW: lt. Mcfjuiston, Ileisterlnan, R. Ifaulkner, Sayre, H, Ringlit-rg. 3 FIRST ROW: Miss Hours, M. Wells, Player, F. II.ii'ens, McKie, Robertson, ID'Orio, Yilet. Reporters, Marksmen, and Camoufleurs This year, through the courtesy of the Dtzfly lournul, the BRO,-XIDCAST has lieen a full page pulilication. It is put out every VVednesday evening under the sponsorship ol' Miss Montgomerie and with Dorothy Ruggles, Molly King, and Ioyce Drucker as assistant editors. The editor-in-chief has lieen Dorothy Kohli, and Holi Rendall has heen the sports editor. The RIFLE CLUB has had the intention ol' instructing those lioys soon to enter service in order that they might have some knowledge ol' the handling and sighting ol' all types ol' guns and firearms. Picked teams have also entered the competition in the Hearst National Rifle Competition. 'Iihe ART CLUB has heen mainly concerned with making projects which they hope to sell in the spring to raise money to liuy paintings. 54 G. A. A. MISS BIXLER, Adviser TOI' ROXV: lfiitltsoii, Moersliall, lliitrss, Heidenreieh, 9 THIRD ROW: Mack, Atwater, lllazey, V. rv Callinan, liartee. Hadley, ' SFC- V ONIJ ROVV: Vining, I . Ilaiens, I Sweeney. Rielt, Pawlik, Ilode, T. Havens. ' FIRST ROW: Ilehes, ' den, Heck. ns' TP CY G.A.A. TOP ROVV: Riee, Iolinson, Stres- ,, ney, I.. Katutis, Mason, Raap, csmm-ati. 0 siaeoxin ROW: X0 March. MeQuiston, Raueli, Cooper, ,, II. Katutis, Westivnod, NYeIIielx. . FIRST RONV: Seen, Seigert, Faulkner. Tullar, llirsfuis, Masse. 'G' , Q IIANDICRAFT CLUB MISS MINER, Adviser TOI' ROVV: Boyer, NValworth, Pat- terman, Ratltlxe, I.. Wintliers, Ilen- drieks, Spies, Moershall, ' TIIIRIJ RONV: Pnlen, linos, Bennett, I.. Ka- tutis, Robinson, Hendrieltson, Short, Guler. 5 SIQCONID ROVV: Taylor, Olsen, lierls, IIoH'm.1n, Gauger, Shrader, II. Katutis, XVellick. 5 FIRST RONV: Miss Miner, Hef- ner, I. Wintliers, Mack, Iiulandcr, Erickson, Kral. 'H' -L if I J Commandos and Home Defense Basketball, tennis, and soccer tournaments have been some of the activities of the Girls' Athletie Association this past year. The CI.A.A.ls purpose is to stimulate interest in girls' athletics and gymnastics, and to standardize and promote ideals of health and good sportsmanship. This year the club plans to have its own award presentation ceremony rather than have the awards presented in assembly. Some of the meetings of the past year have been lollowetl by pot-luelt suppers at which every- one enjoyed herself thoroughly. The HANDICRAFT CLUB has worked mainly on weaving and knitting this year. A new point system for worl-1 done has been set up under which the regulations lor reeeiving awards have been modified somewhat. Some Red Cross work has also been done, 55 is. 'JP' 0ur pride and joyv I ' Gif A Hendrickson Ground M' s k all Mr' man Mr ' G,-0006 m ' Bergen L,.,.l Pre-training Boogie woogle, no doubt F M0l'll SllPP0l't Stealing his thunder 56 Q. 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