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

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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

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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,

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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-