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

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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-

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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.

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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