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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1945 volume:

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The class hours have been changed from seven periods to six periods a day and from forty-Five minutes to one hour in length. Elections have become more popular, and usually a lot closer. And as a whole, the school has undertaken a number of changes which are: school picnics, basket- ball dance, and having 3 lunch periods. Thereliore, we would like to show our apprciation for these changes by making the theme ot the Wecomi this year PROGRESS. The teachers are the leaders of Progress, who do their best toward educating the studentsgthe Board of Education the foundation of Progress, who super- vise the working of the schoolg the seniors are the height of the students of Progressg and the underclassmen are the beginners of Progress, who are just at the beginning of the long climb up to the class of seniors. We hope that you will be reminded of some of these things as you read this XYecomi now and also when you read it many years from now. xlll. lliiiiaiwiri' H. lluincsias . +, v 1 X , ii ' ' - l N .V -, J I Ks Xxx , Q X ,f 'J .- - I - If X X l X l iv X t Q X Y A r --A , R Dlflbli 'A'l'lCl7 l ui'l1is services iii rlie field lil-l'1NlflT2lll, lvaiskerlwzill, teaicliiiig, NIV. Hmlges will lie reiiiemliereil for ai grezir maiiiy years ru come. Ile is lllWilf'S im liaiiiil rim rzilk iivei' priilileiiis ul' any stiinleiir wliri has :my qiiesriuiis ur give giiml siiuml zulvice where it is iieeileil. Sim liere's tu xi great rezielier, cmicli, iiml frieml ul' :ill rlwse wliw have lizul rlie pleasure wt' kiiuwiiig liiiii. BOOK I BOOK II CO TE ADM INIS'I'RA'I'ION SHNIORS 4.,.... . .1 1 'N :cms ,,,.,., SOPHOMORIQS ,M FRIQSHNIIQN ,.., BOYS A'I'HI,IiTICS GIRLS .-X'I'HI,H'I'ICS CI ,I 'BS .....,.,.... SOCIAL ...,... . ADYIiR'l'ISING ... TI-IE SCHOOL TI..6-8 . , .9-I9 . . .20-ll ll-23 . .24-26 ACTIVITIES . . . .28-37 . . .38--II I . I .42-55 , . .56-59 I . , .60-68 BOOK I ..,, f I Q SCHOOL DMI ISTRATICD K. K. 'l'iBBE'r'rs M. F. Roasters D. C. BURGER S1zpfrlim'r1dw1l Prinfgml X flsit. Prinripal TW Wx., - N , .fjfflvk sd M. I . ROB HRTS M.lf. was born just outside of Philadelphia an odd 100 years ago. lt seems he has traveled a great deal and has built up a storehouse of information to relate to us in his classes. Somewhere in those travels he acquired the ability to make all of the puns for which he is so famous. VVe hope that some morning he will wake up and find he is the proud owner of a yacht so that he can go sailing to his hearts content. MR. K. K. 'I'IBBlrI'l l'S Mr. Tibbetts was born in Salem, Iowa. He attended Oberlin, the University of Minnesota, and the University of Chicago where he received his A. M. His ambition is to have an addition on YV.C.H.S. A step has been taken in the right direction since we have purchased 'KTibbett's Field. We would like to thank K.K. for showing a personal interest in all of us. MR. D. C. Bl'RGF.R Mr. Burger keeps all activities around W'.C.H.S. going at top speed with his new ideas. His love of hunting and fishing not only fills the wee hours of his mornings, but also often show themselves in the form of problems in physics tests. He can be sure his amazing patience with us doesn't go by unappreciated. lf you're ever looking for a topic of conversation with D.C. just mention the name Kiki and you'lI have no trouble. FOUNDATION -OF-THE-PROGRESS SCHOOL BOARD-Back row. MR. 'lqIBBE'l l'S, Ma. PLAYER, Mk. KIMBELL, MR. Bi'i1.'1', M R. DVNAI-us. 1 ron1: Miss RAM-, MR. CoA'rs, Mins. HELFRICH, Miss COOLEY, MR. FISCHER. OFl lCE STAFFWMM. Bl rcHER, Miss Rrm' RAAP, Miss IRENE STAFFORD. l.eft picture We, the student body, appreciate the interest the Board of Education has shown in the problems of our school. The year of ,4-lf and '45 has seen many improvements by the school board headed by Mr. Burt, the president. The members of the high school board of education, district No. 95, are as follows: Henry Jackson Burt, President, Constance I.. Cooley, Secretaryg Carlton T.. lfischer, Robert R. Kimbell, and john M. Player. The members of the Grade school board of education, district No.36,Paul H. Dunakin, Presidentg lflsa lf. Helfrich, Secretary, Hugh Coats, Harold S. Brown, Henry Jackson Burt, Constance l.. Cooley, and Robert R. Kiinbell. Right picture The Office Staff: Everyone from the green freshmen to the experienced Seniors has found the office staff, Mrs. Butcher, Ruby Raap, and lrene Stafford, a very handy trio when in trouble. Their friendly attitude and willingness to help has won them the friendship of many students. For most of us, our nrst ac- quaintance with Mrs. Butcher was when we, as freshmen, were lost in this great big school. Finding her a very handy person to have around, we imposed upon her good nature a little more each year until we fear that she will be glad to be rid of us. f. 'l'l'iACl'lHRS-V Bark rote---lX1k. VAVGH, MR. COLIN, Mk. FAt's'r, MR. POE. Srdrow Mk. CORBIN, MR.Ho1x:i-Ls, MR. Ronnkrs, MR. 'l'lBBE'r'rs, MR. Bikcsak, MR. SANDI-iol.M, Miz. GARNER. .771!1'?'fl'lU' Miss MCCORMICK, Miss Hmm, Miss VINING, Miss CONVEN, Miss Diuks, Miss XYERNER, Miss SCHARNNVEHER, Miss Rrrzincna, Mizs. I.y'r1.E. l.v1 row- Miss Hours, Miss Curries, Miss S1-Akks, Miss MoN'rGoMEizis, Miss Kornivms. 'I7lf1.fl'fl'1lfhl'7'.Y Nll'.f.f1i71gfI'U7l1 llif Pllffllfl' 7 'Miss lJo1'G1.As, MR. SWEET, Miss Ht's'rEn, Miss l.AviN. lf.-XCL'I,'l'Y-LH.-XDHRS OF PROGRESS. .Iliff l,0It.Q'f!l.V7ixlW'2lj'S ready to cheer you up when you're feeling low. .llixx l elqrzr-Through her guidance we have found the budding poets of tomorrow. .llz.v.v C'0iL'f'71-s'l1l1l'0LlQ,'l'l her efforts, CLR. has always been interesting. .llzxx .lIrC0r11ziflc-.-X kindly advisor, who has inspired many in their writing careers. Hr. l',!ZlllQ'!lIl KCCPS his classes interesting with his stories and new ideas. illzxx .l10I1fKQ'0lIlC7'it' fe e Our efficient librarian whose help we could never do without. Coliuflfveryones favorite, who has brought us winning teams in sports. Fa1z.vlf'l'he mysteries of chemistry and the annual are amusingly discovered in 206. .1li.t,t .lliufr-'lihe person behind all the grand costumes and style shows. ,llzz .llr. .lliff lfzfrffserllvvzlys ready to help us get to the back row in Geometry. .llitv lJi7'k.vfShe brings us beauty through Music at Christmas and in music concerts. .llifr Clzilex--She pulled us through Latin and made great friends of us all. .Hifi ll0ut.r- The artists of the future are under her talented supervision. .lIi.v.t lloar-XN'e dream of speaking Spanish and lfrench the way she does. .llifr Ll!67'l167'4A lover of outdoors who takes the girls gym classes out to enjoy it. X .l'Iz'.t.v RffZi714Qt'7'7'l'f'l5lHg is a pleasure under her .Wu fllr. .1112 able guidance. Nwreff.-X newcomer who has made us proud of our band. Poeflin-ioys explaining the insides of frogs to us squeamish individuals. Grzrner--He really keeps the boys stepping with those gym hikes. .Wim lx'0l1fmrz11ffShe is the guiding light of XYheaton's cooks of the future. .l'li.v.t 1!i7li7lKQ She really knows all of the x's, y's, and z's of math. .llzxr llu.vZm'fSenioi' advisor really keeps .lI'r.f. lwtfv--7l'l1e woman behind all of our .Hit llr. .1171 .Wim .Lira things rolling with her new ideas.. grand plays. .v .S'pm'k.vefQuiet, efficient, ready to help everyone in need. llodfar--Besitles teaching, he gives us track teams to be proud of. C,i07'bi71f'I'illiCS the '4risk of teaching the boys how to use tools. t S6h!l7'll'lU6bc'7'YSl'lC teaches us how to write little marks so that we read words from them. Na7111'h0l111'-' His jokes keep his business classes interesting. Illirs Lacin-New this year already she has made us her friends. SENIGR CLASS OFFICERS BROWN, Ralph, Rul'us guided our class with good leadership, and plenty of hard work. Goodluck. Class ollicer 4, Band I-2-3, Dance Band 2-3-4, Hi Y 2-3, lntramurals 2-3, Student Conference 4, Basketball 4, Track 4. HANSON, MAR.lORlE, Mar-iie ,lVan johnson had better not forget to come out when Marjie makes her visit to sunny Cal . Dramatic 3, G. R. l-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Student Conference l-2-3-4, Choir 2, G. A. A. 1. 'l'Ul.l.AR, MARIAN, has headed her ambitions in the field of doctors. Class officer 4, Broadcast 4, Fortune Guild 3'4, G. R. 1-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3, Latin Club l, Student Conference 3-4, Choir 2-3-4, G. A. A. l-2-374. TURNER, JANET, jan with her pleasing smile has kept us all happy. Good luck in Maryland! Class OECCY 4, G. R. l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-.3-4, Latin Club l-2, Annual 4, Choir 2-3-4, Jr. Play 3. 9 OUTSTANDING - SENIORS .,,AA3, 1 .f .n f Stlm I an I1 1' fl Sprn'1,v Rosnmmu' RICK, Bos IACEY DIUHN D1'RAN'1', jfxcx Bkmzlcx XVI11.v1'f PETE Dianss, JEAN Mcjrxxrx Lmdn'.vl1ip Poplzfrzrffvv XYENIJY I,0vEl.Ess, PAT HARDY AR NIE S'I4RASSENBl'RG, .ANN KNu:H'1 CLASS QF ARMBRl'S'l', ,-XIu'HI'R, Art really has ambitions of a busi- ness of his own in the future, but at present he hates de- tentions, who doesn'tl Science Club l, Fortune Guild 3-4, Football 4, Track 3-4, lntramurals I-2-3-4, junior Play 3, Model Club l-2. .'xRMHRl'S'l', fiI.EN, Glenny can generally be seen at base- ball games but clon't get his intentions wrong, he wants to be a tinkering mechanic. His favorite dishes are Mr. Faust and Room 205. Baseball l. .'A'I I'lG, IJORA JEAN, Dora liked the Senior Girl's Dance, best ol' all she wants to travel around the world. G. R. l-2, Glee Club l-2-3, Choir 2-3. She makes a dandy waitress! l BAILEY, DAVE, has anyone got a little ambition they can lend out, he says he needs itl Hi Y 2-3-4, Art Club 2-3, Secretary 3, Latin Club l-2, Spanish Club 3, junior Play 3. lnvariably can be seen catching trains home. Usher Crew 2-3. BAULER, ELAXNE, Likes Miss Sparks and Room 5. Loves roller-skating for pleasure but getting to the serious side she would like to be a nurse. If you love life don't be seen in slacks and high heels. BESORE, NIARY, ls a sweet girl to have around, believe me. Glee Club l-2-3, Latin l-2, Spanish 3, Usher Crew 2. BEIWFJER, HARoI.Im, Bubbles has a great start on his am- bition to be a coach or a ball player. Football l-2-3-4, Basketball I-Z-3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4. BI.AzEy, CAaoI.E, Susie would like to remember G.R.' 1 always. Broadcast 4, Latin Club 2, G. R. l-2-3, Orchestra t I-2, Movie Crew l-2. VVho knows she may even decorate , oxur homes of the future for us too. G. A. A. l-2, Usher -, Crew Z. i' .BOARD, Tom, Tooth pick would like to be able to tell -,puns like Mr. Roberts. Hi Y 2, Annual 3-4, Science Club 'b 32,-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Track 4, junior Play 3, Rifie Club 4, i ' V. Model Airplane I-2, Camera Club 1-3-4, President 4, Class , ' ' ofhcer 2. One of our favorite camera fiends. ABODE, ANN, Annie hates being teased about her dim Iles. - l I IG. R. l-I-3-4, Annual 4, Latin Club I-2, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Officer 2, Fortune Guild 4, Cheerleader 3, Choir 3-4, G. A. A. I-2-3, Junior Play 3. Usher Crew 3. She loves Van Johnson and dancing. BIu'NIcI-Q, JACK, Take it from us Jack's a busy fellow. 'lirack l-2, Football l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Hi Y 2, Stage Crew l, junior Play 2. CAI.l.INAN, VIRGINIA, Art Club l-2-3-4, G. R. 3, Glee Club 3, Spanish Club l-3, Usher Crew 3, Junior Play 3, G. A. A. l-2-3-4. Corirr, lblARGARE'l', Kitten likes football games with blr. Sandholm and hisjokes. G. R. l-2-3-4, Junior Play 3. CRANE, IDOROTHY, Hates nicknames, would like to be a nurse in the Army. G. R. l-2-3-4, Annual 4, Latin Club l-2, Book Club 4, Usher Crew 2. DAVIDSON, DON, Quixote enjoys bull sessions at lunch? Hi Y 2-3-4, Broadcast 4, Art Club l-2-3, Spanish Club I-2, Orchestral 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Intramurals 4, Sextet 3. x ,F A 4 'Ac sJ'x'- X -', I 4 if -fd CLASS 12 DEQBES, PE'fER, Pete prefers blondes. Annual 2-3-4 Editor 4, Science Club 1-2, Student Conference 1-2, Latin Club 2, Band 1-2-3-4, Captain 4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Dance Band 3-4, Choir 4, Football 2, Basketball l-2-3, Intra- murals 2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Sextet, Camera Club 4, vice-president 4, Sportsman's Club 4, Broadcast 2-4. DENTON, MARGARET, Margie hates to be called same, wants to be an ambassador to France. G. R. 1-2-3-4, Spanish Club 1-2, Orchestra 1-2, Book Club 4, Usher Crew 4. DIETER, RALPH, Deet greatest ambition is to graduate and then get in the Army Air Corp. Likes Mr. Faust and room 205. DUNCAN, ROBERT, Dunk pet peeve is waiting for Beutjer to comb his hair. Would like to be a coach. Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Intramural 1-2, Baseball 3-4. DURANT, JOHN, johnny hates dumb girls, will always remember beating Naperville. Student Conference 3-4, French Club 1-2, Band 3, Dance Band 3-4, Football l-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3, Track 2-3-4, Class Oflicer 1. DLYRISCH, DoN, likes Mr. Vaughn and room 211. Hi Y 3-4, Spanish Club 1-2. EICHELBERGER, BERY1., Cookie would like to be a hair dresser, likes Miss Sparks and room 109. Pep Club 4. ERICKSON, BILI., Red seems to be very undecided about the future. Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2-3-4. FAIJLKNER, RUTH, Doc is going to become a doctor. Good luck! G. R. 1-2-3, Art Club 1-2-3, Vice-President 2, Latin Club 2-3, Vice-President 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Fortune Guild 2-3, Choir 3-4. FELLMER, MARY, Shorty would like to go to California. Likes boys with Red Hair. G. R. 1-2-3-4, Annual 4, Glee Club 1-2-3--4, Choir 3. Fisci-ma, JACK, Fish would like to own a horse ranch in the south. Likes American ball. Hi Y 2-3, Football 1-2, Track 1-2-3, Intramurals 4. F1'rzNER, AR'f, life comes and goes easy with him and everyone's a friend. He likes Mr. Vaughn and room 211. Hi Y 1-2, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 2-3. F1'rzs1MMoNs, Jim, has left us and joined our fighting forces. Best of luck to you! Football 3, Hi Y 3, Intramurals 3. FREEDLUND, CARL OGDEN, Denny . Hi Y 1-2-3, Or- chestra 1, Model Airplane 1, Baseball 1, Rifle Club 4. GEAR, JOSEPHINE, Joe likes movies and good smooth music, G. R. 1-2, G. A. A. 1. J Cimz'i'iaN, Anim. Hates to have paper wads thrown at her. 33'ants a job in eomptolnetry. Gii.nmei', KIANE, iiilly loves ice cream and dill piekles, hates men. ii. R. l-2-3-4, Annual 4, Student Conference l-2, l.atin Club l-2, Spanish Club 3-4, lfortune Guild 3, Alunior Play 3, Poetry Club 4, Book Club 4, Class Ofiieer 3. 4i00lJWlN, lloais, lJorie wants to go to California and see Yan johnson!! Hm! G. R. l-2-3, Handicraft l, Band l-2-3-4, ii. A. A. l, Please don't watch her eat, Cilirik, Doiuiruv, th-annie Hates having her name pro- nounced wrong, likes Alan l.add and bliss Husted. ii. R. l-2-3-4, Handicraft l-2, iilee Club I-2-3. llARm', P.-ii, Cookie wants to do rehabilitation work with war veterans in convalescent hospitals. Hin! G. R. I-I-3-4, Student Conference 4, French Club l-2, iilee Club 2-3, lfortune liuild 3-4, Choir 3-4, Cheerleader I-3-4, jr. Play 3, Poetry Club 4. ll.-xkkls, .'hl'l9REY, will never forget the mystery hop. iilee Club I-2-3-4, G. R. l-2-3-4, Broadcast 4, Seript Club 4, Student Conference 4, Latin Club l-2, Spanish Club 3, l.ibrarian 4, lfortune Guild 4, Choir 3-4, jr. Play 3, G. A. A. 3-4, Poetry Club 3-4, Book Club 3-4. llr:lNoi.r:, lllaiuaaiuzr, Marge wants to be a nurse or an accompanist in an orchestra. G. R. l-2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3, Orehestra I-3-4. Hmsiiaiv, joan, ,loanie likes bliss Chiles and writing for the liroadeast. G. R. I-I-3-4, Broadcast 3-4, l.atin Club 3-4, lfortuue Guild 3-4, jr. Play 3. lloooris, ANNA Nl.-nun, l.adder l.egs hates girls who ehase boys. l.ikes 105 and all the teaehers. fi. R. l-2-3-4, Annual 4, Art Club l-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2-3, iilee Club 3, lfortune Guild 2-3, jr. Play 3. Hokseu, NI.-xkt:AkE'i', Peg . Broadcast l-2, Class otlieer 2, lfortune iiuild 3, U. R. l-I-3, l.atin Club 1, Spanish Club 2-3, l'sher Crew 2. lllourts, l7oito'i'ui', l7otty wants to be a model and see Yan johnson in person. li. R. 2-3-4, Cilee Club l-2-3, Ir Plav 3 lli'i.i., Suiiuxv, Squirrelly likes luneh, and wants to do nothing but rest the rest of her life. fi. R. l-2-3-4, Broad- east 3-4, Script Club 3-4, l.atin l-Z, Spanish 3, Cilee Club 3, l ortune Guild 3-4, Choir 3-4, Cheerleader 3, jr. Play 3. jouNsoN, lhlARClA, can always be seen working hard on something in ii. R. li. R. l-2-3-4, Pres. 4, l.atin Club l-2, Spanish Club 3, Poetry Club 4, Book Club 4, llsher Crew 3, lr. Plav 3. Kaus, Bi-:r'rY, Karrotts wants to own a Buick con- vertible. bliss Chiles is her lavorite. Ci. R. l-Z-3-4, Usher Crew 3-4. KAl'l I'lS, lil-2i l'Y, Be-tty loves vacations and her favorite activity is the bowling league. G. R. l-2-3-4, Art Club 4, llandieraft Club 2-3, Orchestra l-2-3-4, Ci. A. A. 1-3, Bowling League 4. QF '45 13 is i i -N Sw I L., 1- I' 4 I V. x I I . ' x -J . KENIBLE, I.ERoI', Lee is one of our roller skating en- thusiasts and mighty good I might add. KING, JAMEs, Jim wonders about these f'ishless??? fishing trips. Hi Y 3, Script Club 4, Student Conference 3-4, Spanish Club 3, Track 3-4, Baseball 3, Gas Model Club l-2, Sportsman Club 2-4, RifIe 4. KOLLE, DOLORES, Dee is heading for the heads to be a beauty operator, hates people who crack their gum. KNIGHT, ANN, Annie keeps our famous weekly gossip on the run. G. R. I-2-3-4, Cabinet 4, Broadcast l-2-3-4, Asst. Ed. 3, Editor 4, Script Club 3-4, Sec. Treas. 4, Latin Club 1-2, Spanish Club 3, Fortune Guild 4, Junior Play 3, Poetry Club 3-4, Class Officer 3, Usher Crew 2-3. KosL'sNII-L, CIEORGE, wants to join the Merchant Marine after graduatlon. KRAL, DOLORES, loves dancing, which accounts, of course, why she was thrilled with the Senior Prom. G. R. I-2, Q si Handicraft Club l, Style Show 3. KRENGEL, CLIFFORD, Cliff wants to join the Navy and after that become a butter-and-egg man!! Latin Club 3, Rifle Club 4, Gas Model Club l-2, Sportsman Club 2-4, Usher Crew 3-4. KRIIEGER, ELAINE, Cindy hates to see chipped nail polish, wants to travel. G. R. 1-2-3-4, Broadcast 4, Spanish Club 1-2-3, Junior Play 3, Fortune Guild 3-4, Poetry Club 3, Art Club 1, Class Ofhcet 2. KUHN, EvEI1E'r'I'E, Coonie wants to become a pilot and can't stand women drivers. Likes Mr. Faust and 205. Student Conference 3-4, Stage Crew l. LACEY, ROBERT, Red confesses about Gail Russell, pet peeve is his dandruff. Band l-2-3, Track 2-3, Annual 4, Junior Play 3, RifIe Club 4, Usher Crcw 4, Class Officer 2. LAPOINT, IVA, would like to become a fashion designer in New York. Handicraft Club l. LECIRAND, JOAN, is planning on a future of college and travel, likes poetry club parties. G. R. I-2-3-4, Annual 4, Student Conference 2-3, Latin Club l-2, Sec. 'I'reas. 2, Spanish Club 3, Fortune Guild 3-4, President Junior Play 3, Poetry Club 3-4, Vice-President 4, Fortune Guild Play 3, G. A, P. G. A. A. 1, Glee Club l. LosER, BILL, Bud likes physical education and Dimples. ?? Hi Y 1-2-3-4, Student Conference 4, For- tune Guild 3-4, Choir 4, Baseball l-2-3-4, Intramural l-2-3-4, Junior Play 3, Rifle Club 4, Usher Crew 3, Class Officer 2. LOVELESS, XNIENDELL, Wendy likes room 2ll and his favorite incident is the football banquet. Student Confer- ence 2, Fortune Guild 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Intramurals 4, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 2. CLASS L1Es, LILLIAN, Lil's greatest ambition is to be a nurse. LYDA, ROBERTA, Bert would like to speak Spanish and French. G. R. l-2. T.Y'l'l.E, Wi1.i.tAM, Bill had a grand time in the jr. Play. Hi Y 2-3, Broadcast 4, Latin Club l-2, Fortune Guild 3-4, P. A. Crew 2-3-4, lntramurals 2-3-4, .l r. Play 3, Class Ofticer l, Student Conference 3. MA'rz, LANAE, Nae's pet pecve seems to be people who hate Frank Sinatra. . . Tom Drake, droolllllAh. G. R. l-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. 1-2-3-4. MACKENZIE, DON, Mac says he enjoyed the Reinhardt birthday present incident immensely. Annual 4, Science Club l, Band l-2-3-4, Dance Band 3-4, Intramurals 3, jr. Play 3, Camera Club 4, Rifle Club 4, Gas Model Club 2. lVlcCA1.1.l'M, ALICE, has an ambition of being a nurse, and pet peeve of people who whisper during a program. G. R. l-2-3-4, Broadcast 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Glee Club 3, Fortune Guild 4, G. A. A. l-2-3-4, Jr. Play 3. lVlCCAR'l'HY, JERRY, McGill seems to be a very active student in W. C. H. S., let's see what we have here. Hi Y 2-3-4, Broadcast l, Annual 4, Student Conference 4, A. B. C. President -4, Spanish Club l-2-3, Fortune Guild 2-3-4, Cheerleader 4, jr. Play 3, Rifle Club 4, Tennis 2-3-4, Baseball l. MC.IllNKlN, JEAN, is one of our most talented pianists. Broadcast 3, G. R. l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3, Latin l-2. MCKIE, Boa, left us this year to finish his school training in Chicago, we all miss him. lh10El.l.ERlNG, Lois, hopes to go ahead in some field of art, good luck to you Lois. Art l-4, G. R. 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3, Glee Club 2-4, G. A. A. 4, Jr. Play 3, Usher's Crew 3-4. MIDNSON, Pat works very diligently on her mittens and sweaters, and very pretty too. G. R. 1-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3, Latin l-2, Spanish 3, Usher's Club 3, Choir 2-3, Book Club 3. MONTGOMERY, CHARi.Es, Hippo shows favortism to Miss Felgar, and Mr. Vaughn, also en-ioyed the junior Prom. Latin Club 3, Broadcast 3, Spanish 2-3, Fortune Guild 4, lr. Play 3, Poetry 4. Mvaoock, BE'r'l'Y, Toots has an ambition to be a good housewife. Art Club 1, Handicraft l, Broadcast 2, G. R. 1-2. NoR'rHRor, VVAYNE, got his start in speech class, would like to be able to broadcast sports events or become a comedian. Hi Y 2-3, Fortune Guild 3, Spanish, P. A. Crew I-2-3-4, Baseball I-2-3, Sportsman l, Class Treasurer. Nli'l I'lNG, TEAN, Texas is going to be a nurse, her face is still red from falling in the fall. G. R. I-2-3-4, Science 4, Art Club 4, Spanish 2, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Band 1, Orchestra 4, G. A. A. 4. Pavvuk, lN1ARY Loc, Lou goes stark over Night and Day, Aeronautics, and Glen Miller, what about blonde hair blowing in the breeze??? Annual 4, Broadcast I-2-3-4, Student Conference 3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4. Jr. Play 3, Fortune Guild 2-3-4. OF '45 X x - 1x5 l e Q f tl I .s, rw .,. I J.: , I u P Ml , ft f Kvr- -ia jfua L' I 1 me -, I' H PIPER, NTARY CHRIs'I'MAs, Pipe wants to be a model and live in the south, sounds like fun. Class Otlicer 2, Fortune Guild 3, G. R. l-2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, l,atin l-2, Spanish 3, Choir fl-3, Script Club 2-3, Poetry 3. P1s'I'I,ER, lYlARGARE'I', Peggie likes 204 and Tom Drake. Ask her about Texas sometime. G. R. I-2-3-4, Fortune Guild, 4, jr. Play 3, Book Club 3-4. PLAYER, jACK, likes Mr. Burger and football. Hi Y 2-4, Student Conference l-2-3-4, Art Club 2, Latin 2-3, Band 2-3, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 3-4, lntramurals 3, jr. Play 3, Rifle Club 4, Sophomore Class Treasurer. PYNE, PATRICIA, Pat loves to eat and wants to own 10,000,000 kittens. G. R. l-2-3-4, Annual 4, l.atin Club l-2, Spanish Club 3, Class Otiieer, RICK, RosEMARI', Ricky likes to play bridge, and doesn't like people who talk too much. G. R. l-2-3-4, Annual 4, A. B. C. 4, l.atin Club 2, G. A. A. l-I-3-4, Usher Crew 2. SCHMI'l l', ROBIiR'l', Smitty is a very busy fellow around our school. Class Olticer l, lntramurals l-2, Student Con- ference 2-3-4, Football l, Basketball l, Track 1. SIEGEL, SI, Flamadiddle Moe likes Mr. Roberts and doesn't like to see two girls dancing together. Hi Y 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Dance Band 3-4, lntramurals 3-4, Rifle Club 3. SIEGERT, jl'ANl'l'A, Xie has a queer liking for Mr. Faust and 205. What's that about Greetings ??? G. R. l-2-3-4, Annual 4, Student Conference 3, jr. Play Art 3, Club l-2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Glee Club 3. STABENAN, Tom, tall, efficient with ai. great liking for bilslietball and our Cute little editor ol Broadcast. Class Officer Z, lntramurals l-Z, Basketball I-2-4. S'I'RAssENIII'RI:, ARNOLD, Arnie's favorite activity is Student Conference. He did a swell job too. Student Conference 2-3-4, Uance Band 3-4, Basketball l-2, lntra- murals 3, jr. Play 3. ,llAGH0l.M, ciER'I'RI'DE, Gertie hates the use of her name in comic strips and radio programs, and likes Mr. Roberts. G. R. l-2-3-4, Annual 4, l.atin Club l-2-3, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Fortune Guild 4, Choir 2-3-4. 'l'AYI.0R, ALICE, Taylor has a very great ambition 7 To graduate, lots of luck. l,ikes Mr. Faust. G. R. l-2-3-4, Handicraft Club 1-2, Band l-2. VFOMPKINS, Ross, Rusty has an ambition to be principal of VV.C.H.S., Humm. Hi Y 2-3, Spanish Club l-'l-3-4, Fortune Guild 4, Football l-2, Basketball l-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, jr. Play 3, Baseball l, Rifle 4. il1WIGG, BILI., Willie has been another busy boy around school and has the big ambition ofgraduating Cdon't we alll. Football 2, Basketball l-2-3, lntramural l-2-3-4, jr. Play 3. VOELZ, LEROY, Bud has a yen for cheerleading and the Nlarines. Oh that cameral Annual 4, Science Club, For- tune Guild 3-4, Track 4, lntramurals 3-4, jr. Play 3, Model Airplane Club l-2, Rifle Club 4, President 4, Camera Club l-4, Treasurer 4. vEN'I'l'RONI, Ripy, Bud likes Mr. Roberts and 208. Came from Glenbard High in l94l, would like to be a draftsman some day. Intramurals 3-4. VINING, CARL, JR., Snail wants to see the world in the Merchant Marine, and flu' lives in Flmhurst. Hi Y I-2-3, Baseball I-2, lntramurals 3-4, Track 4. Yoim-rr, cil.EN, can almost always be seen tearing a car apart and trying to put it together again. VVAGEMAN, Mickey liked Broadcast best, and did a swell job too. G. R. l-2-3-4, Broadcast l-2-3-4, Art Club 2, Spanish Club 2-3, Fortune Guild 3-4, jr. Play 3, Re- porters Club 4, Poetry 3-4. XVALKER, WARREN, wants to pass chemistry, hates women who wear men's clothes. Hi Y 2-3, Sutdent Conference l, Band 1. XVA'l'soN, l'HYLLis, Phyl loves to write letters, to the Navy in particular, can usually be seen typing. G. R. 2-3-4, Broadcast 4, .Annual 4, Glee Club 4, Fortune 3-4, Choir 4, jr. Play 3. VVELZ, ALICE Rosa, Rosie likes 204, and wants to see Van johnson in person! G. R. 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3. VVILLIAMSON, Ho, Big Ed wants to get in a good sorority at lllinois University. Hi Y l-2-3-4, Football 4, Intra- murals, Baseball 3, Basketball 4. WiN'l'HERs, lRENE, lkie loves lunch room and art Cdraw- ingb. G. R. I-2-3-4, Handicraft Club l-2-3, Usher Crew 4, Bowling league 4. wv0l.l-'F, ARLINE, Wolf ?? hates slacks, and likes pep meetings. VVoouk1'ri-', CoiuuNE, Corky don't call her Red if you value your life. Likes all her teachers. G. R. I-2-3-4, Annual 4, Student Conference 4, Latin Club I-2, Glee Club F-2-3-4, Orchestra l-2-3, Fortune Guild 4, Choir 3-4, jr. 'lay 3. XNYLIE, JEAN, has no nickname, dislikes conceited boys. Wants to become very rich, and likes dramatics. G. R. 4, Fortune Guild 4. ,, if IW ., , f ,J 'ffwilf ,X riff, 'Tri-j GF ,45 I7 SENIOR HOME ROOMS Ah, :lt lust! the years have slipped hy and now the elzxss of '45 shines in the limelight. ln I9-ll we as green freshmen First made our way through the high halls of W.C.HS. Fond memories: Sum Calmpluell, l+lriclison's hlush, silver hzlrdwnre fad, Two Minutes to Go, Qlohnnyds Swedish National Anthem, lcki-Mielii, lmond drive in '44, eo-championship in footlmll, those couples, Knight- Sf1ll3Cl1llU and H2lI1SflI1vl'llfZI1Cl', l3runiCk's calm, cool, and collected manner, prom of '44, those colored punts, Wonderful lmslietlmll SCIISUH. I8 l .1 .,-, 1 .ADW 1 - 5'0 i h' X 47' lj mi ffm ... lv QYIIIZ , I 15V-if 4 Q U. 1 Home Room 209 Third Row: lhviosox, B.-xirrzr, CRANE, Kkriefziak, IIINSHAW, Miwoit, CAi.1,iN.4N, IPI.-XRRIS, I.Y'I'IiE, JOHNMJN. Sffblld Row: Bkowx, H1 l,l,, LE- QQRANILIHIKJRSCI1, Di-ini-is, FINCHKR Bl.AZEX', McCAiu'Hv, lliwirow. I-'frxt Row: Siianial., FIARDY KNIGHT, B1-Lsoite, Nleji NRIN, lfAil,KNEk, frII.liER'l', lJ1'R.4N'r Drksien. Rome Room 207 Third Raw: IHAYHR, Motu' czomlakr, Roman, S lnxixi-3NA1' Wi1.i.iAMsoN, MAcKr1Nz1E,Yoi-:l.z Sarrnzd Ro-ac: lfiuexnu Nu, XVEN- 'l'l'RONl, S'I'kAssENnlv.c:, l,AcHx', Woonizri-'r, S1Ec9ieR'l', Sem rr RICK, NI 'l l'iNcs. lffz-,vt Rn-ic: 'I'At:no1.M, XYYLIH NVAGEMAN, 'I'lkNi-LR, Nlowsox Pvm-2, PIPER, 'l'1'l.i,.m, Humans. x i YY1 if ' B Wvill yuu cvci' furgct that Seiiim' class night: rliu Q 4 ' culussall show for us :md wc rczdiy did cii-ivy it. Um' thing ' , I tlmrgcr this year ugziiii, is the fullmvs helping ru kccp iii .wi - A . qc, 1 . 1 1' i 'E' mins Homin' Rmml 210 'l'!m'd Rn-zzz' K.-xkm, Homin, wiN, Knliri, lisa-uc, XY.-xi sow, IIANQUN. 1Y. 1'll7l1j lQu1c'.' llulximiia, Kimi., Kinsman, lkwiiix li1'iiiv.,NYiii.f. l Jr1vl Ku-::': Nl.-Hx, . ' HAI iizk, I.-xx'1,uR, Lui kr, l4iei.i,a1i-ix. llumu Rmmi ll I. 'I'!11'm' lCn:f': XURVHR Knsi'sNiix, XVINVHH ii' iw, l'.iucrxsoN, Yoiczur, lfilf xiniMoNs, l,l5l'l,I-XR, NIIR- lmcix. .N'wr1r1il Rn-:z': SCIIMI Kismniie, Kiran, Kkizxcaiia, 'l'wIm:u, PUl'l,IN, Ill miiax, l-'1'r.r1Ku-:z'.- W x 1. lx E R , Nloiai.i.r:iuNc:, l.misiz, lx ri IIN, I..-xl'uixi', IANA, !l.I I-'. szifc fm' usg Dim Duskiii, Vcc W1-c Kcys, ,lim lfirzsiiiiiimm Si Sin Y Q Nlurcizx lluhiiseiifs plaid skirts rhnr wc ull ciivi' Iici' tin: Pit l'x ii grcur collccriuii uf' Nlcxicaiii liiticclcts. The strange iwixu dx hczlrd fiwiii wiiicmic trying ru przicricc iii the lriiid immii 4 ..-. A l -1- jUNIOR HOME ROOMS 3 -IVNIOR Here! :I little dupe zlhuut jlll1iUl'S. Have yum mwtieetl liz1rner's ez1rs,l'z1ttersmi's constant smile :ind lung legs, YYilder's niftx' foot vvurk, newetmier Mary .-Xim Squire Walked wtf ivith ehlss president Dick lmpey, Ruth hleQuisttm's hraieelets, hig white XYl1C2lf1lI1 swezlter of Marge Hadley, Craig .-Xlleifs hrzlinsturms iii chemistry, that there :ire nwre redhezuls in this claws than tiny other? -luniur Class Ofheers CK lmvmg Blu. Hoi-if, 'IOYCI-I Dieixsox, lim: liiaiuar. i Home Room 108. VHRMAN, .-Xrwusx, HiaNNr:'rr lllcaiiix. Roms:-tin, 'l'r1v.Rx', l,l l'NAM Hiass1.lNt:,Bi-:HMr1it,Ym:Hi. llrkrieri, l31'i4rl-ZH, SCHNIQI imma. .Vrmrlff Ru-:c'.' l'mix1n. iRlJ Coupe, XVICILANID, Bi-:ek 'I'm1MAs, Cimv.i,rtN. IU!-I'.ff Ru tc: 'Ifix N N i-2 it SCHRAMI-ik, Ciricuizuris Slll,I.l-INHERIQHR, .-Kruk. Home Ronin 108. lsllllfffl Rn-nc: li ia .ti ii -x M Cmiix, lfuiua, KSARNHR Bosrkom. lliciwow, fil,II7IJl-IN, 1 I.Il'5. l nm'1h Ru-zf': Bkiemisic, P.-x 1- lialiuxi-il, Nluxiwr:,lhi.1m, 'I'l11'n! ICU-1c'.' Seiii-zxiwikcsiiu, HAimi.m', LH.-xkrm, Rliaxiiu, . Hmm, Sill init, Hmmm, . RElNiiARI:'i, IMIWLY, Bi-zkkr, 'I'l11'r11' Rn-tc: SAYRH, Hal,- rieu, Niemux, Romwsow, llovr, CAi.i,iNAN, RAAP, .Wfrnni lxn-1c': Hiels'l'kkMAN, BAXQHHN, CAIRU, Ihxieauim, Rrzi-irriv., Hin.:-ziu, Cunn- TIANNEN. f 1'r,tt Ru-zzz' N1eQilxi'0N, RAI CH, .IUHNSON, C.-xiunw, YIMONV, Bumix-xiuw, Pull,- llmm- Romn 104. 'l'hml Ruff: BUYER, :XI li .I IQN ks' l'.-x'I I'HksoN .S'f'rn1nI Rn-:a': FICIIIQI. III-:Iu:IeIz, BEN l'H.-XM, .-XI.I.I1N, MUIIRIQ, IIIIIMAA, CHUM, SHI Ix'I'I,m'r, L'oxv.AII. ,JXVIXYI Noir: VI-AISHIR0 NYIQIIIQIA, BINIIHR, PIERCE, AI.-woIxxIiN, xl,-KRCH. llumc RIIIIIII 104 'l'l11'f'I1' Nutr: XVI NIC.-XMIM' ...' Q . '. I'IuIM, KiI.I::vIIHNINm:, WI I.- sux, XYINIIIIQRS. .N'rm21I1' Rn-:r'.' lIuasco'I I' KARNICR, QIAICIH-i, Ucmik- l,l NII, IR.-XNlJl M, X AI.- I.Ii I I'Ii. IVI I-I-1 Rn fc: Y A M A N A LQORY, SAIILIQR, fIHRI'0N. lllllllk' Rumn 5 .VI'm11I1' ICU-zzz' lik.-IIIAIII CQINIIIIIIN, KAN IIA, KAYA- NAIQQII, NIQWIIIRN, HAI HER. f I'r.v! Ru-:z'.' x1CQil'l.I.UC'k, Bl I'uIIIiIc, IBAY, YIQIINA. 5412. ll X S I i lil 4 5 W XWJ SMOREHOMEROOMS SUPHUMURIQ 51 FRA N i4 Goin One more jump llllil these Stmpliniiiuirs will lac upper czlssmeii. They won the lmml tirivc this yczir. lmik out for thc tcalm :mtl Uick Mile, Bula Muuiit, :mtl lfraiiilx Ciulclcrg ziiiythiiigl lizihlc to hzippcii. XYh:1t's lmccii guing on: Dick Gilluert and Virginia Plalycr, -lim Hiirsclil laugh, Nurm IAICZIS is mm his way tu he il sccuiitl l'z1ttcrsim, -loy C:1rlscm's viorry ailwut her hziir, 'll7implcs. Dick Ciii,nER'i', Dmuriuv ANN Zfxlaiarmcix, .lia.xN lhivixriia, Liz. Home Room llbl l-'iryrl Ruff: N i I. 1. ri it Sciirirrriek, lX1,-xiuii.-xi, Nlmumx, Swvihieic, XYAIJN wrrz, Wnrrmi-ik, 'Iimmi' NUN, Mirc'uriiii,, Svimiii imma. Nrwvzff Nrmz' Al1'lXl.-UIUN l'Akimi'r, SININNHR, Sr.-xr rokir, OAK!-is, l,l5'l'l.l-lk Wi1.i.iAMs, Wuirmrzu l'ium'i'zMAN, MARIIOCIN xltlfllili. 'l'l11'rif Rn-rc: XVILRINS N1L'Q1AR'l'HY, lxll'NIiF,R 'l'HoMAs, Yoicsirr, Smut r Sqriiuzs, Noixria, Rimiw. Home Room 103 'I'h1'rd Ru-ich' Kimr, Ui,iaN C1l,Ul'S'l'0N, I,l'CA5, l l'l'7 wil.i.iAMs, Hormxs, Ifrrz GHRALIJ. .S'rmnd Ro-zen' liixrrls, LIE Bits, Html-i, IJum.ir'ri,ri CHANEL Ciiumvi-i, .-Miiiim' lhzcmik. l fz-.rl Rn-rc: -Icmias, CARI. NON, l,Acr1Y, l-iurriN, Hui. imnrii, 4-Xiimmi r. llumc Ruum 101 'I'l1milCff1v: H-xl ma, .'XN1uuNx, S1 ,x R xx, l,1-1.-x rx u-1. Nrrumf lCff':z'.' Sm:-x mek, -lux:-ix, Kun max , YI -wuluu-:xl l 111fl Rn-ir: ICN I I-ix lflil lllill, 'AIN ER nu un, D!-1l'IlII'I'H. llmm- Rumu llll 'l'lzm! lCfm',' SIREN Nlax, R1 Ns!-11.1 Nl .-x VI, Nl ri In R u N :XD-xlufux, l'm1.1,xx1-in: Rwrz. .V f' 1' ff rl J : If ff Q: :xlL'Li.'xl l,Il-lk, llm-in Ylfl , I 'XCHRNI-' x Nl:-iluux, Uma XYUUIYRI l'l-k, Nlcl.x IGHLIN, Nh rrmfxx. l 11'fllCniz'.' lxmmu-Lx Cilluulyiil Nlxxrwx lfluux, SVN ll K1-11, , ,Q . Qx J X , QR 'HX' X N Hmm' Romn Ilii- 'l'l11'nl Rn-1g'.' xlkil NI Mime, Illmmux Conn.:-xx, k4Hlx!lllI.N'l S.-Xl.lSlSlRX,.lt1HN sow, fam: xox IJINHICR. .N'wu1mllCm:'.' I,Ul,I3 I'1Rlililll.l NU, Nl x l'l n.-x, Curvy llnrl-' I51'XN,:xllNllY,xyXI rxlrxx, Ilrs1,1,1-in IM N1-zu, l'.Rlfl?RlL'kN l 1r'.fl lima' llmurn Il.fx1un', S1 vm.:-31-1 BuuxxN,Ill-iN1xl41R Mm, Xlc'l.1i,xx,li1l HIQRV, Bl :ml-'lwriu l'1,u'lf1z, I,xN1:xw ful:rx1 xxx. ll' A1 . If .jyl I W '1 S FRIESHMEN HGME ROOMS -ff 97 V 4,914 P l7'C'.V!11I1t'II.' Hail fu the freshmeii, green rlmugli they sire, lei mi Z4 KR rl1ey've taken their place in XY.C.H.S. hulls. They worry Ccmstaiiitly zilmut l.ntirig the girls :ire small, cure, short lmireclg of course tl1ere's 'limi Hullg frltlflll lfielirfs lNlVt'llWlLIt'l'lll1lNCKlglZlSSt'SQHSltllCf'illiill,1ll1Cll1 lmslierluzill. Oh Herbie, lvrziiii Sturm l,emmre rXmlersuii's Ciiiml l.uel4. CLASS Ol7l lCl'lRS UENKE, Hll.'l'l7N, Hiucixsox, 'l'iu-zscorr Honu' Ronin 3 BI-:ck l,l-WIN!-1 XVEIJ HAIL ll-N SAVI'-'NAVU Nfxri. ARNE, l',l.VIN, NALI., XVli.l,iAMs. ' Home Room lill 'l'l1fr'd Rmc: lllrzu r, CQRIQICNY worm, flAI.l-ZNZA, llorii, l lI'l.l,, liRAl I'EAl, likrics- our, KSARTMAN, ll-xm.r:x', QQHRVEN. -YHYIVIIII Rn-rc: l IA iz ix RIDER , iimxr, lfuArwiwv, Plriirzf rink, IIALF, iiiuxr, Hiiqrox, liANsnr1iu:. lffrx! Ruff: IIARIMMN, Hui.. FRICH, Hi mms, FII-1l.ll'l, llorrivmw IIFM' Howril inAkY,C1,xrr:gl'l'i'miMMoNN. 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VE I riksux, lul kmux, XXrml'1,r,s, Rumi, 'I'11l,.xu, Swim, SXYANNON, N11-Qlkllwm. Hmm- Ruum N IIIIIVI lfuzr: l'.RlL'lxwrN BAu1,n-Lu, l3uxruuvx1 .-Xl.:vloN1:, ll-xxx xox, Humax I'1RlC'lxNUN, -Ima,-xxumx. .N'z'4'HPl1f Rrfiih' Q' XRIAUN INQYAN, C'-xuxux, D1 Nu-xx, IYICIII-IR, Q uxw 'Xl LY, li.-uma. l'v,'v7'.ff ICH-::': rhmlrw, BERRY fox, l'N,RH'kN0N, Cox 1,rsx', Buxxwx, fu xvlavc. v - 1 Q M? m Home Room 205 Tl1in1'Row.' BEIYTJER, Durrsu, ARMBRl's'r, KVHN, BYANSKI. I K S1'mr1dRr1w.' IUIETER, SAVENAGU, HESSI,lNf1, Nlolmrr. A F I-'ir-fl Raw: l 1'rzsrMMoNs, S'l'l'EI.ANlJ, WAGEMAN. gf' ,fl , 4 fb Q ,. A: Home Room X 'l'!zim' Row: I3El rjEu, Hssmwo, HCKLIN, Iiuorecssk, Comm, Blvnxla, CHAsu. Sem11zIROw.' Bssoluz, OCKERI,l'ND, Com.Ex', DVNCAN, Coma, Aumzx, BECKER. l 1'z1v1Ro-:c.- IJARLING, CIYNNINGHAM, DVRISH, ANnmsoN, CVNY, Cfxss, Bunusss BOOK H .A 4 l 'l'lm'r1' Row: MR. Col.lN, ANlJHusoN, Kl.li'l'CHli, lfoiuu, BARMEI, 'liII,I.IS, Sco'r'r, l'l.AYEu, T'il'l'ZNlMMONS. A't'mr1f1' Raw: Blzlwks, Seiwiiri, Di'iLAN'i', Biuwicix, How, Sl'BI.E'l l', KARNER, Wim:-ia, Wooin. l i2'.fl Raw: .-Xumixiu sr, Buvrjxk, l,A'l'l'HRSUN, XYiassiai.1.s, IMPEY, SAVHER, T,UYEl.l-iss, Di NCAN, T'il'l'ZNI-lk. I.I'l l'l.lC SICYICN CY J-C 'IIAMPS VARSITY FOOTBALL Little Seven Victors This year NYheaton coppetl her eleventh fiootlvall con- ference championship through a lot of harcl work hy the lioys presentetl in this section. The Tigers won six conference hattles antl lost one, in a terrific upset to Geneva, to hnish the season as co-champs with Naperville. ln the ntin-conference games, they tietl Glenhartl anal lost to Riyersimle. This year's eleven scored W0 points in conference competition while holding their opponents to -H, heing unscoretl upon throughout hve straight conference games. XYheaton hanl one of the hnest lines in the state this year, coupled with a strong passing attack, the Brunickf to-Duncan specialty heing one ofthe most closely watched plays in the conference. Bill Hopf was electetl captain of next year's squad. lfight of the team won intlivitlual honors this year, .lack Brunick anal Dick lmpey toppetl the list with awards ol' honorahle mention on the all-state teams selected annually hy Pat Harmon. Holm Duncan, Capt. Wently Loveless, Don Patterson, john Durant, .lack Brunick, and Dick linpey were eleetetl to the all-conf ference teams, with llaroltl Beut-ier anal Bill Hopf re- ceiving honorahle mention. 28 ' il 1 I -, . 5 'f Xp 9' N' ' ex ,graf- ,u Q o f-:rv-f, ffof- pw kill-ZNBARID 6, XYHaA'roN 6 The Tigers, resuming play with the Bards after five years, started the season with a display of power and teamwork that boosted our hopes for another conference championship. Both scores were made in the first quarter: Glenlvardls on a 65 yard run that had us in despair until Durant lilocked a Glenlmard punt. Dick lnipey picked it up, and with the aid of some heautiful blocking, reached the goal line hefore he was stopped. Thar ended the scoring, although lwoth teains threatened in the following quarters. Rivmzsma 20, WHEA'roN 6 Crippled by injuries, Little Butch suffered his second loss of the season at the hands of Riverside of the NYest Sulaurhan Conference. The Tigers drew first lvlood, however, when Holi Duncan intercepted a Riverside lateral and carried it Q 35 yards to score. Wlheaton threatened again a few minutes later, hut the Ribs intercepted a wohhly pass and ran 85 yards to a touchdown. The Tigers rallied several times after this, but were unalwle to score. I,l'l l'I.li Sl+1VF.N SPM MARY Upp. lfI071 l,0.fl Poiulf Pix. XYheaton ...., 6 l W0 44 Naperville .... 6 I 224 47 ulest Chicago. .5 2 140 37 Geneva ....... 5 2 l-43 62 Batavia .. M3 4 54 I8l St. Charles .,.. l 6 42 l2l Sycamore ..... l 6 I3 l55 Dundee . . . .I 6 38 184 29 ,mc WEST C1-ucAoo 13, VVHEATON 14 jack Brunick and Harold Beutjer scored two extra points that spelled the difference between victory and defeat as VVheaton scored her last win of the season against West Chi. Near the close of the Hrst half, Durant scored from two yards out after picking up his own fumble. In the third quarter, however, the VVildcats took advantage of another fumble to score before anyone knew what had happened. Bob Duncan, in addition to being in on nearly every tackle of the game, further contributed to the victory by scoring a long pass one-handed on the 40, itnd outdistancing the We-Go backs to the goal me. SYCAMORE 0, VVHEATON 26 The first conference game of the season was an easy victory for the powerful Tiger eleven, reserves playing most of the game. The regular VVheaton line allowed Sycamore only one first down while in action. Fitzner, Karner, Durant, and Brunick made one touchdown apiece, while Hopf kicked the two extra points. SAINT CHAR1.Es 0, XY!-IEATON 32 The backfield had a rare old time at St. Charles intercepting 7 enemy passes. Sam Sublett snatched one of these and sprinted 83 yards to a touchdown, only to have the ball called back for clipping. Wilder took another of the Saint's wayward tosses for 51 yards and a touchdown that counted. Karner, Brunick, 30 and Durant also scored on long runs, with Duncan taking a pass for the other score. NAPEkvIl.1.E 0, VV:-:EATON I4 Although Naperville threatened twice during the game, they were pretty well bottled up the rest of the game by the Tiger forward wall. In the first quarter, Beutjer carried a pass to the Redskin's one yard line, from where Brunick plunged to score. Hopf kicked the conversion. In the fourth period, Durant scored on a plunge and Hopf faked a kick and passed to Brunick for the extra point. DUNDEE 0, XYHEATON 44 The Tiger forward wall held the Cardinals to a grand total of Zero first downs, while the Bengal backfield piled up 17. Having complete control of the game, VVheaton completed 9 passes and intercepted four of Dundee's passes with Brunick making 3 touchdowns, Durant, two, and Karner and Duncan one apiece. BATAVIA 0, VV!-1 aA'roN 54 Remaining unscored upon throughout their fifth conference game, the Tigers ran wild over a light but extremely fast Crimson eleven. Jack Brunick had a field day, completing I3 of 21 passes, scoring 25 points,and faking a punt on fourth down for a 55 yard touchdown run. Durant, Karner, Beutjer, Armbrust, Duncan, and Hopf also scored. ...A+ -......J-Q ' .rf mx N, I urpwwi I, , SCORES Xlul xl, lil wmv, lfl l'xN1x1Miixx, l l'cQl1-S4iDl1 lfcrrrflnlll its i -.-Q l rusl1YSnpl1 lfllilflillll lfiflli lCrm'.- Nlk. llrmrzux, l,l umm, l'xif HQRMAN, llAkm', YmrzH'l', Nlgr. l nnrlf1lCnf:': BI RAE, XY. 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Wimx I lmsi' 4 rlill-lll 3 .il ,4 'I'l1,-m' lQfi.a': Ill Nc-xx, K.-xuxi-tk, Bri in-pu, BRI Nick, Nriwltflfw.1.' XILYXNNLX, likmxx, llfrvr, Xlwii, Sl l!l,Iil I. NIR. Corus. l ,'r,il lCma'.' l'l.l,PNI'RUN1, Kl.IilNCHi-1, H.l'iRlCkNlbN, Si,-xr limsfxl , 'I'uMl'ixlNs. Y.XliSI'l'Y I5.iXSIiIC'lil3.AXI,I. In tliuir firxt uwiiliciwiicc gums, tlic Tigers mzulc cu-iii-lwtitly sit up amd txtkc iiuticc :ls tlicy' mist-tl taut llumlcnfs alcticmliiig clumps, 29127. 'I'Iit-1-usrmtlit-Hiwr rmiml was murkccl witli iw ltwws, zlltliivllgli N1lPL'l'YlllL' :mtl Syru- imirc l-HI'HlNl1L'Ll plciity ut' I'I'1llll3lL'. 'lilic tczim gllxxzus czmic tlirwuifli iii tlic piiiclics, lmwcvcr, witlivtlic until :mtl Spot-ily play ricccsszxiy fu turn tht- title. In tht- sccuml ruuml, XYlicz1t:m zigniii alc- li'1lfL'Kl llumlcc iii il tliiiilxluiwcrtimc gzmic, lmt St. Qil1LlI'lCS, wlui rcalllx' gut lint iiczlr tlu L-ml ut' thc sczlsmi, :mtl also crriuyctl an victory uvcr Dumlcc, lizlmlccl tlic Tigcrs their Only uwiitvclwiwc LlCliCllT iii ll llilfklflllllgllf uvcrtimc game. Hmvcvcr, tht- Tigcrs liriislictl tht- xcalsuii with their first ulitlisputul little Scvcii flialiiipitmsliip sincc IUIU. llicy lust lmrli games in tlic l11lllLl1lX tm1i'iiiliiiciit :xt flilitiiri, lmut mm ll trophy tin' UllfSf1ll1Llll1g siwrtsnigliisliip zinimig tlic TCLIIUS ulitcrctl iii tlic mcct. lii tlic stgltc pl:1y1mH's, Xwiczltuvi I'L'1lCl'lCkl tht- finals iii tlic scctimizll tullt'l1:ll11t.'I1t, wlicrc lflgiii ruinccl tlic tczmfs lmpcs tmlguing tltiwnstaitc with ll 43,311 tlccisimi. x l. llalmkllp ' II u l -- K... 3 mping 5. Shut put stylr 4, ll.-.ul I omg vollisimm w X4 1 Y:XRSl'I'Y li.-XSKl .'l'l5,-Xll, SCUIH'-,S Won 23 Lost 4 XYlu-.umm jj filCIlh1ll'li 14 XYlu-zurmm .N York 17 Wlu-:mm 18 lilrnlumi li XYlu-'lton IW York -N NYIu ltm1 .W Fast .-Xurnru IV xYhl lI1lI1 IW Uundrv lg XNVIILXQIIUH :U BJlf1lYiZl .31 NYl1u 1rm1 I-4 Uvnwr Lillifllgil 34 Wln-'umm 44 Yupcrvillc 43 NYhu':run 5- th-rmuval .V YYIN-'urma Jr- Sr. Chnrlus 44 NYM-'stun .W Sycnrnurv .U XYIILUIIUII .31 Nlgxrmiun IH Wlmvaltmm 41 Dundvu .W XYIIULITUII 55 B1IfllYiIl .W XYIM-'1tm1 54 XXI-sr fhiczlgu 41 Ywu-'urcnx Sr, Ynpvrvillm' .32 xyhnulflill 4'I QQUIICVLI 3- Wlu-.mm 48 Sr, Churln-4 40 Nylu-'xtmm F4 SYCJIITIUR' 38 CIJYTOY lYYl'I'4'l'lOXAl. 'l'Ol'RN,-XKlF,N'l' xyhfllflbll 40 l'FlHll11l 44 XYIu-:urmm 34 Pekin .W fl XTI5. 'l'Ul'RX.-XNlI ,Y'l' SCORIQS RIQKIIOY,-Xl. .-YI' AURORA Wlmuurmm 442 Naupcrvlllu In XYIIKWIYUII 51- XYcsr .-Xumrql 4.5 XYlu'a1tun Fl Sr. Chnrh-4 3' Slff'l'lON4l, .-YI' FHCIY XYIIULIIUII 4' Niles . . Xyhcnlnrw .W lflgin 4.1 2 SENIOR LETTER WINNERS WliNlllil.l. l,OVICl.l'1SS BEl I'jlCR, HAROLD l3l'R.-XNT, .IOIIN Encvtlmll ffalprj lfoorlmll and Bzlskcrlmll l uotlmH FHYNHR, ART DUNCAN, BOB SCHNll'I l', HOB lfoorlmll lforwrlmqlll lfuotlwalll ARMBRUST, ART I'I,.-XYIQR, tl.-XCR BRVNICK, -I.-XCR Football lfrxorhgxll lrlltlfbilll and linxkutlsalll ffqlp 34 XX J ' l'ySll IQQVH li.-X5Klf'l'l3Al.l. 'l'l1:ril C i,spii:x,.,5Ai,isi11 iii, 1,1 tus, liosiium, Nik. lliiivqi-is. fy V , Nrfund lCn::': Kim Ning lfitiussirx, I..-wie, ,IOM-is, Nlmua-xx, 'Yrfl lfmulf lfiamiini Nix, Nlt'L'fxiai'i', llAimi.iai', Nlcl.ia.-xx, limrpnlawv, IMDB! i, Y, .P ' 'f ,- ' Titriiii CUBS xlslfl lgl-H51 lllll l3,AXSKl'l'l'l5Al,l, This scsisiiii, thu ligci' iiiiiiiirs fiiiishctl iii fiiiirth plain' iii the ciiiificmiicc, with eight victimrics iiiitl six tlcficaits iii l,ittlc Scvcii ciiiiipctitiiiri. lii thcii' iiiiii-civiificiwiicc gzmics, they tlivitlctl twii games with Yiirla, lwiir lfaist .-Xiiimixt, :mtl lust tif Ulciiliairtl :mtl Nlziriiiiim. 'l'lit- lights hcltl first plzicc tliimiigliuiit the first thrcc umiif'ci'ciicc ggimcs, with victiwics iivcr Diiiif ilcc, Baitzivizt, :mtl NYcst Cliiczigu, tht-ii Ngipei-ville sct tht-iii lvzick with 1135 tu l5 tlccisiim, il1lfl1lfll1g at scrics tif' liisscs fin' thc Ciilis which laistctl tlimiiglwiit tht- rcst uf-tl1cfii'st ruuiitl. ln tht- scmiitl riiiiml, lliiiiticc l1VCl1gCLl its iiiitiiil liiss tu XYl1c:itmi with il 28 tim 26 victiiry iivci' thu Culis, whim iiiiivctl up tif fliiirtli pliicc the fiilliiwf ing wcclis hy tlcficaitiiig Bzitzivizl, XXX-st LilllCl1gU, :intl Nztpcrvillc. The tcziiii siilwscquciitly lust fu Uciicvai :tml tlcficaitctl St. fhzirlcs :intl Sycaiiiimc til finish fimiirtli iii tht- lcziguc. S HTL' ,IH ,- In IU W1 Z4 13 I I 35 23 S Wlitu wi, In IM 21- WW Rf. :Ii lf! 35 lr, . :twin Uppuiiti St. Qlizirlis Sycziniuri- Nliirmiim llumli L' lliitaivizi lxivsl' fllltkluu Y.ipi-tvillt' lik'l1L'YIl St. Clinirlts Sxcziiimrr 'IlX'l'IONAl. 'l'Ol 'RN-XXI IQX I 'XT xH Nlcllt-itry 35 1- Bt-lvimli-ru lliiritlu' its ll ll W IH IN 32 ll Jr .W Ill Wi i vN i A i5,Ju.f!?'r ' Lu-'W CINDER MEN The prospects ul- this year's track squad are right in keeping with Coach Hodge! tradition of winning teams, with tifty lioysg including ten returning lettermen, re- porting for practice. YYheaton's record last year included first place in the Wheaton Relays, second in the l.ittle Seven Meet, and third in the Geneva Relays, DuPage County meet, and the Proviso Relays. ln the l,ittle Seven meet, the Tigers took Hrst places in the shot put, discus, broad- Aiump, and mile run. 36 hkwh Rua l,EAh,BRiNss,XaNiNG,PArrHksox lfgfthRu-zu,-W11.soN, Nl ic. Pon, Bmuzy, Nlcfav. 1 s Srnirn, A-XNDEitsuN, Yon-girl, Boiuum, H1 ici-,ri Si HI.E'l I', Bosraom. Phunk RMUJBROWN,fRHDER,TOMPkINL hhx NEAR,l,AVIDSON,iVHOMPNON, NlCLEAN, hla Honuss YWNJ Ruw:SCHRAMHk,lmAvHNwokTn,ALLEN XvRWHT,FORD,CAHJNAN Srfmxd Rnic: xvAl.KXVl'l'l, Alonxsorq, lJrkANig CIRCVM, CRONx Finn Ruuv BAVLER, CRU5N,'VHlR5 coir,l3R0EGEa,lJHnv,KhLnHar lliumtx rox, 'l'iu-is TFNNIS The l9-15 season saw eight lvoys reporting for practice with the tennis teain, now in its third year. Last year's team posted a record ofthree victories and five defeats, tying Nlarinion in a four match ineet. l,etters were awarded to Don Shaner, Logan Shillinglaw, lfrazier XYhitehead, 'Ioe Rein, hardt,-lerry Nlcfartliy, and Dick linpey. 'l'his year, the lmaseliall teani, with live letternien liroin last year's squad, successfully played one ofits toughest schedules since it was organized. The '44 tealn finished the season with a record of hve won and four lost. l.el'ty .-Xrens took the lead in hitting with an average of .-l55. Anyone seen 'l'. Callinan? 'l'reascott's teani won the intraf inural basketball championship in a field oliseven teains. Carl Yinf ing totaled 202 points for a new scoring record and also set a new gaine record of 35 points. Qi Siegel's teain led the sotithall league that was forined last year. 37 ,iw .Jil g-an---fn.. Cl. A. A. l'nder the lezulership ut' our ofliccrs, President Roseinury Rick, Vice- President B1lI'l3l1l'll Phillips, und Secretary Trczisurer Diana .-Xinuss, :intl untlcr thc guidance of Nliss xYC'I'Ht.'I', the G..-X..-X. started the year with much timtlmll, soccer, and spccclhull. XYQ played lmslactlmll ull winter, :intl lmasclmll and tcnnis in the spring. Our social activities incluclctl put luck slippers, hiking pzlrtics, :intl play clay. li. .-X. .-X. CAIBINHI' Nr1'o111llCr1ia'.'Ci.CAicsoN, Miss VVERNER, CALLINAN, 'l'AsHIiw, LANGAN, SKINNI-IR, f f7'fl Ro-:cr ix1l'NDY, l,HlIiI,Il'S, RICK, .-Xvmss, HADLEY. r lr 'a..r li. A. A. MEMBERS 74111-?'1fR0w.' KRENGEL, Ham, lx1OELl.EkING.lxf1CCAl.l,l'M, SCHRAMER, Rl'ssEl.1., Ries, N1 r'riNc:. Srmrzd Row: PA'I l'ERMAN, KRAI., XVHITARER, K1'Nz, HIGHl.N', Wrrmxak, Mount, Coomzv, JEAN BOMBARD, G. VOGEI.. l ir.v1Row.- FELIX, P. BERRY, S. 'I'l'l.i,Aiz, WHAPi.Es, D. l iRICKSON, Howmi., S'1'Ar-'I-wmiua, DARLING. f' a 2 I B01 tnn1'su1v P No fouls now x Xyhuw lvgbf CLUB PREVIEWS The election last fall and the election last spring were proved to be eventful happenings around school. There was much campaigning done for the second election and the officers which were elected then will remain in oHice until next year. The assembly program displayed the can- didates in their form. The conference did its best to make the year of 1945 the best one the school has ever had. Even though they found it necessary to have a heart to heart talk with the student body on pressing issues, they really did a lot for the students. The OmC6I'S for the first part of the year were, president, Arnold Strassenburg, vice president, Bob lVIcAssey, secre- tary, Nancy Sayre, and treasurer Mary l.ou Pawlik. The olfticers for the second semester were john Karner, Dick Gilbert, Betsy March, and Barbara Rauch. S'1'UDlCNT Fl DXFICRICNC 'IC FORTUNE GUILD Fezztlzerx in lhe Gale was presented for the public in the spring by the dramatic members of lfortune Guild. The other plays put on at the meetings were very entertaining, but exclusively for club members. A R T :Xrt Club members spent most of the year making things for the Red Cross, toy ele- phants, stocking dolls, and stationery folders. How they loved to hnger paint! Can we blame them? The club chose Lois Jacobsen as its president, Margaret NIcl.aughlin as vice-president, Virginia Callinan as secretary-treasurer. fl. R. Plenty ol- pictures were snapped at the Heart Sister Party. , t V v T ' 5 ' Pi I-X r ' ' u The oH'icers ot Hi-Y this year were .lack Baschen, president, f ,, i Lewis Gary, vice-president, and program chairman, secretary I I and treasurer, Bob Berry. Q Discussions on chosen topics and guest speakers furnished 4 5. plentiful material lor their regular meetings. 41 PIIUGRICSS IN MVSIQ' SICNIOR GIRLS' CQI,If,I . CI,l'li Singinu tm' VIL'IlNllI'L', rhv juniur amd suniur girlx had ll Hm- year under Nliw Dirk: zllulv h-nah-rsllnp lffjflh ICUJJ: lhkklf, XX,-nwnx, l'.-xwL1k, R1Mr21.l,, KAN HN, B.u.ma, Qq.'XI.I.IN-KN, IQIIENHR, XYmmsu rr I-'fmrlh lx'n:z': Nloxxux, lil RH-Zu, x10EI,lARRINKi, Nl'l'rlNr:, xYII,l.I,-XMN, lffxl mxxrix, H-x1ml,m, IIARN 'I'!11'nl Rnzcx' lll'lu'1-lla, Nlcjl NIXIN, C1mls'l'lANsoN, CORY, Li'XRNON, lil rcnx-ZR, -I.-wolurix. Nf'rmn1'lCff::1- XXVOUIJRI rr,'l'l'xNl1k, NIC.-Xl'l.lH', Holm,So1.1.r2NnHRc:r1R, l'1lMHN,ffAl!JI-ZR. l ,'rf!Rff:z'.--luuxxmx,XllNCH,'l'Mn411m,l'll'I-ix,Nlcfl1,1.uux,'I'.um1.x1, rv FIQHSHNI.-KN GIRLS' 1iI,Iil-1 CI,l'R Thu lfrvslmllwslrl girls lczlrncd Il'lL'il' SCLllL'S :ss wp-ll als nmny nrw songx. N1L'lHlDL'I'S urn: lfjflh Rn-:a': Nl-tumw, Klint, DIOHANNMPN, HAL:-i, Mmuev, I,I'Nl-ZR, NIcNl.Axmmx, Kxl L'kHUI.l.N, XY,-xv. l'?1m'1!z Ruiz:-C0o1,EY, l'1ol,1s1Ex,OArgr:x, XYHll'N1liR, PLAYER, l 1N5l.lNG, Su lll,E'l l', Smmrxxmik. 'I'l1f'rd Ru-:cs Kkl-icsmc, xIIIxE5lil,lA, Bl-INORE, PRo'rzMAN, S,u'ruv.11,ScHNHlm1k,SH0Rl', Cl NNINGH vu. .S'rrw1dRa-:c'.- Smxwmc, KRENGLE, l.m1-LR, Tl I.I..-XR, WHAVLI-15, .-MHLEY, IJREDRICKS, Hr-:l,rk1cH. l x'z'.v1 Rnw: :Xmm'r'r, BERRY, R.u'cH,CiA'l'Es,1iA'1'Hs,W1n.l4lNs. 'l'h. nf lCnfz': l'ilL'lHiI.llIiRiFliR, fill,-XII.-XM, X,-xiuwcis, Kaxxiay, XYEBIH-ZR, l'll,l-RICH!-IR, Ili Nc,-xx, Cans, Siiaurir, NN xy, Sxylmk, llomiias, lhiiiris, HA1.1aNz.-x, Busikom, .Ii-ixss. Niwiml Rn-:4': IIUH.-XNNICSON, CAkl.suN, lli-iw, Hylnl-2, RHINHARIH, Busruum, lflsclluk, lhkius, l.Iyl-2k- rymkii, Nll Hxvii, xxll,l.lAMs, Pmsksox, Biuiwrs, Qimxriy, KI.M'lxr2Nz1ri, XNi4Il'fxsER, l'Illl.l.Il's. l .'i1v1lCff::.' limxium, NYnoniu Fr, 'l'imix1vsux, liuicissox, X11 NDY, Doorii I LE, l,ANtQ.-yrs, fkoss, Xiu. Swiiiai. BAND The liaml was mitenl fm' its novelty aiitl cute mmihers this year. Cmicei'ts, umler the tlireeticm of Nlr. Sweet, were appreciated anal appruyetl hy stutlents gmtl pgii-ents, The Pep Baml which played at the liaslaetliall games cmisistetl nl yariuus memliers ul. the lmiul. l nm'tl: Ruta' DI PANT, XY.AssoN, fiRAN r. 'l'l1im' Rn-ze: G1.limHN, lmvlev, lhvinsox, Hi1ism,E, Pls'i'i,i-Zu, T1 l.I.AR, Brpsnkri. .N'rrmi,1'Rn:z'.'Wirmek,D1-gulls, Miss Dimes, Cimss, N11 Niiy, ,-Xiinuwi, lfizxvt Ruiz: K.-Xl'l l'ls, lllt:Hl.y, IJRI-Il5ERlCkN. ORC 'H ICSTRA Playing between acts at plays and the Nlusic festival were rhe urchestra's main pCl'lllI'l1l1ll1CCS tit the year. Their music was enhiuyed and appreciated hy all lovers of good music. V1 A C'API'II,I,A VHUIH l f1m'!l1 Rn-zzz' Ilmxris, l,AYlIJ5UN, Qi1.r1N11ENlNc9, RMNHARDT, lf! 1'zxl1x1Moxx, lnxrw, KQIJIHIHZN, QQUNIIN, Nlm Nr, Runrxwx, Im-uv, Nllzla, FORD, Humwk. 'l'f11'nfRf1:c'.'Sm.l.1exnliRc91ek,HAKRIX,YY,x1'scmx,NYmu1nklH,Hlc:H1,x',li1l,lxr7kl, X11 xml, lmxr-inc, 4 iu1,lv1-ik, BoNl'km1, H1 l.l., lxriamiu, Hu l,l,, Nloxmx. 'm11f1'lCma'.' N1 IHVINKD, lFi0l,MI-QN, I,l'RFliE, x'0!iliI,, Comm, RIENHR, P-KXXLIK,xx-HlI'k1l-.R,vI1lKX!-,R,lIl.I, FRICH, IVAI Lkxl-ik, HAR l'1r,vl lfmfg- Mfxlzcnu, xxIl.kINA, I,-xlfuluo, lAc9um,M, Bum-1,Gmwal-LIL,,l'l1.x..mxz, I.m-3uf,1-1l,, CUILIJY, H-un lm, PII I R Q 'QA ,i ff? l1'11fK'Rfr:a'.'Rl-2INHAu1bl', K-XRNI-1R,.II-ZNKN, BRON1,-xx, IDI nmxl, Slrimcl.. lffzuf ICU-:c.' IMM-ix , Ill-inn-xx, NI,-XCR!-ZNZIH, C41w'1x, Hmm N, Sz R uw-,Nun R1 DANC 'IC ISAXIJ 'l'l1c l,z1mpligl1rcrs with A':Xr11iu aunli1'ccrfwr'1linl41H11cA141lw111 f-lI1'I1iShil1g music fm' rhc rmunlcrrulf L1LlI1L'L'N XIYATCI' the husk ggumcs. .-Xlthwuglm yuu may lmvc IWCLIIK1 am fwcgmmmnl SKll1Lllx UT il Yifblill, TITCU'I11l1SlL'I'llLIChCLl the In-:11't ut mzmy' ll ITNISIC lmu ffb S'1'llDICN'1' Vi IX I+'ICRl+ N K 'IC yl1fi'i.vv2',v.- Miss LIE!-IlDl.E AND lxlll. ISVRGER lmhrk lffrzm' M.-xc.-XfsEx', l'l,M'ER, IMPEY, Kl.El'SCHli, KARNI-QR, NIL-I,1aAx, IDI!-1I'liR, limo, You X, Kill- IKERI. 'I'lmu1' Rflzr: LQUNRAD, SCHNEIDER, S'l'RAssENn1 Ro, BERRY, l'lRowN, KNIPPEN, MeC,xR'1'x', xl,-'lR'lIN, J lll R,xNl', NICE.-XR'IY, l,owE, KRIQEHNRE, IAVVERMAN, JOHNSON, YllRHSCO'I I'. .N'fw1m1'R1f:z'.'MR. B1 RliER,xllZI-1, Mlss l,EEnl.E, l'lRIeREoN, lil sl'AEsoN, COOK, KRECQER, QQIIRINVI.-XNNHN, dll'-ll NRIN, SEIGERT, LANQQAN, XYUOIDRI Er, KQROYE, LQARLNUN, .lAL'0llNliN, HARDY, Ill-2l,I RlCH, S-XYRH, ll,,xRR1s, l',xwl.lR. l fml lCff:z': W1l.R1Ns, 'l'Al5HlRo, RAI CH, BERRY, XIARCH, vl1l'l,l,.-XR, B1 VCHIQK. 'V .E me I at Nw Q , 1 . Sz 1 4Y ff! 4 , r - vrf'r-1 1.fl'!fff5' A wifi- 9. NNIHV, 4,359 ff!':f',3l21 - hi! M ' - fl M litzfk Kofax' MR. CURIHN, MR. Conn, MR. Hontms, MR. BlRca1-ZR. I l ' ' l n1vf Rn-za'.' l'.-x 1' Monson, DIERRY lVlCCARltHY, Dx.-'mA Amoss, E X . A. li. V. - .'f -4 ,lllltf .-Xtlxletue liourd ol Qontrol nmnzxged ull ntlwletxe 1lCflVlflL'S 'L T of the selmool. 'l'l1e purpose oftlns organization is to dlreet, finance, und promote athletics. Two of lts lnemlvers were elected Llll'CCfly from the student lwodx' Ill the student Conference eleetlon held Inst lull. V W V IIA I HN The must memornlmle activities were the Rcmizm Banquet amd the Christmas play. lfjlh Row: CZONLEY, FlEl.I'l'Z, AIxIm'I I', Mooiuz, VvAI.KWl'l'Z, Cox, CAIII.soN, BIeIuu', I.AeI1x'. Fourth Raw: OAKS, MVNIJY, HC3l.MES, HEMI, SNYIDER, QQLENN, SIeIGIek'I', ,l1HUMA5, I I'I'zwII,I,IAMs, XI-TH., SoI.sIxI2RIu', l,IaDRoxx'0k'I'II, HClFP'MAN, I,00l.l'I I'I.E, SIQINNER, HEI'I'zI.I:k. Third Row: ICHER, LANE, XvHI'I I'AKER, HALL, XVILLIAMSON, lJEsoII'I', Amos, BIIEMER, IIARRUT, IDEVAN, Bssoiuz, SMIHT. Sffllfld Row: HIL'I'0N, GROVE, GIIII-'I'IN, LANGAN, fiAl'GER, KA'l'l I'IS, VIQHOMSUN, XY.-1rss0N, H.AI.I.. l f'r,tl Row: RAVCH, iiA'I'Es, Swfxsox, Hklcksrm, 'l'I'I.I.Ak, YYAI'AI.s, I,EXY0l.F, jmixsox. SPANISH . . . - .pda ' speakers, :md music :It rheii meetings. Hula! Nliss Hum- wus :Id- viser hir this chili. The mem- hers eii-payed Spzmish games v PI5'l'l,I-IR, CoNNOI.Lx', lJI'kIscH. VY' v 40 lfiz-,fl Row: xvlhlsl-INS, xy00IlRl'l-'I-', S. f07ld Row: NllNGEk, SMIIII, I, -I iXlCCAR'I'X', HAkKNN'Rl'I'EK, HILERS, l iCKI.lN. Third Row: BEQIQEII, YAI.I.Ie'I I-H, Miss HOAR. I+'UR'l'UXlC CIYILD told lll0llllJOl'Sl Rulwerts Hull, in the near future, will be :1 miniature zlualiturium. The plays klI'lllNllfllCLl :lr the meetmgs wmll then have :1 rheurricul zur. The addition ul 21 new uH1ee1', CUI'I'CSPllI1LllI1g secretalry, fur the nlurzltum has pruvenl tu lwe eflieienr alml efllective. ljllllfffl Ru-:z'.' AIHNM, likrimuu, l51'1'mlM1vloNs, ,'xRMllRl'S'l', Yorim, XYA':'mNs, XYIIJJER. 'I'l1m1' Rn-:z': XY.-xrxox, lfokn, lm-my l,ovE1.xaM, lAx l'1.H, HCCA serv, lXl0N'I'GOMI'-IRY. .Vnnrnl Ku-ic: Km FGER, lll'I.l., Camus, lf.u1,xNER, llEl,l-'RIl'H, SAYRH, KQLIIJIJEN, lllclwox, I'Aw1,1h. l fr.f1lQf1-:c.' PIPER, Holman, XVAGIEMAN, llfxlmxg ILCQRANIJ, TANNER, 'I'1'1.l..aR, NlARCH. lfjftlz ICU-rw llURSCH, lNlcCAR'1'Hx', Caosx, LQUSVIN, ,l40Ml'klNS, GARNER, lxl.-XCKENZIE, IHNKARD, BANCHEN T1 RNICR, Blweuxk. lfnmvlz Hmm' BHHMER, llARNER, l,IIIl,l.Il'b, NlAcQl Is'1'uN, RAVQH, XYYLII-i, l,lN'l'l,HR. 'l'f11'nI Rn-:z': ll.-nuns, KNIGHV, lvlON5ON, SCHNRIDI-ZR, Sfxrrukln, l'lEIhl'I'-QRIVIAN, NELSON, llx RFEE' .lrmrw ww, Wmnmrrr, Bona, 'I'Am:Ho1,M. .Vrmmf Rnzc: LIACUHSEN, lxll'I'CHEI.l., l,m-ikuilw YYHITMER, YYll,1.1AMN, joxks, B.Al.m:, Nrmlxmi, DI Rl-'Pill lfuu1mxcM,IJ1'Nuu, fNlAcN1MmN. l I'I'.N'f Rn-zzz' VUIKZHT, lqll-QSER, Come, Uoonwlx, CARPENIPR, C.Mu.wlx, l'1.AYER, l'1ur1'm1.fxN, ilk.-XHAM Snour, ZAknm'k, LQATHS, CAIQQN. I UR'1'l'NIC GVILD cm-W IIli'llll70I'Sl The dil'l erent alivisiuns ul' tl1e elulw were: Make up, Llrumzirics, :md stage crew .-Xnlvlser was Mrs. l.ytle. PROGRESS IN TIIIC SC'II'INf'lC I+'llCI,ID C.-XMHR.-X P. A. AND NIOYIH The scientific-minded men of our school who were interested in cameras and photog- V1lPl1Y. INOYIHH-picture projectors and microphones, tound great pleasure in their chosen club. Mr. Faust was adviser for the Camera Club and was very much interested in pho- tography himself. Mr. Burger had charge ot' the P. A. Crew QPublic Addressl and the movie crew was under the supervision ot Mr. Poe. C.-XNIIQRA Cl.l'B Host of the members ot this club were primarily interested in photography in all its phases. lt it had not been for the members of this club, there would be no pictures in this annual. lx'f1r,l' Razr: llrimis, Yurirz, Boakn, CARI, sore, N1AeKHNziia. l ir.rl Ro-zzz' Ciiixkmis, Lili.-Xklils, PM rm:- MAN, KR.-xi., Boylan. P. .-X. CRIQXX' This is a much appreciated elub as its members were respon- sible for enabling you to hear ass sembly pi-ogranis and a play by play account of the basketball and football games over the loud speakers. Burk Rn':a'.' NUR'l'HR17l', iX1UNRHI-1, I,x'ri.R. lffrxf Raft: Hokscii, McCfxu'i'iiy, Hyort, XVHIVMICR, GLEN, NflllI.I'I. MOYIIC CRICW .-Xll of you enjoyed the movies in assembly this year. Members of the movie erew stayed cooped up in that little room in the bal- cony so they could run the pro- Elector. Bark Row: fiARY, Cos'rlN, K,ClxERI.l'Nl7, DIENKS. .S'1'r11r1flNr1':C: SCHRAMER, Noiirrz, l,ieAvi-:NY WORTH, C10X,ACRHRl,ANlD, Biurwiv, xvHI'I'- MER. l ir,r! Row: lN1omue, BVRKE, BECKER, Scorr, Sqrliuas. HARDY, KAkNER,.loHxsoN, BESORE, Mors- A BOOK OI YICRSIC, A JPG Oli' WINE G. A. P. SCRIPT, POFTRY These clubs, G. .-X. P., Poetry and Script, belonged to Miss lfelgar. She gathered all her literary chicks and carefully tucked them under her sheltering wing. Pat and meet your friends was the general purpose of the Pooh Club, while the Poetry Club enjoyed their poems. Both of these clubs met in the homes of members and enjoyed the delicious food served by the host or hostess. The othcers of the Poetry Club are: :Xudrey Harris, President, Mary Besore, Vice- President, and Secretary. G. .-X. P. The i'l,ool1 club had only two meetings, Christmas and initiation. .-Xlumni were invited to attend lwotll ol'tl1oSC. 'l'limf Ruin: Sarrouu, llormas, GARY, lENks, XVii.nEk, lim-Hx, Kiurcaisk, REIN- SON. Srrrnzif Row: ii 1.1Dl1la N , l,ANc9A N , N1cNlAHoN, Oixmis, SIUNNER, KNit:i-rr, PYNH, Hi i.1., l.EfiRAND, C.-xiu.soN, fiARlJ- Nrzit, BAscHr:N, llmuais. l fr.r1 Rn-:c': blcji NPJN, .-Xnnorr,iilrni-1R'1', llaiunv, l,ll'RR, ,loNns, llouscn. SCRIPT Cl.l'l3 This club's constitution pro- vided for ten members only. During the year they were re- quired to read something of their own composition at every meet- ing. Perhaps one or more of its 'ldistinguishedn members will become world famous authors or poets' who knows? Srmmi' Ruiz: jiesks, QLHXRDNFR, 'I'ANN1ek, llAkRlN, Nlooiui. l a-.rl Ru-:c': Plvi-tic, Ht ri., lxNu:H'r, lxlNc:. l'Olf.'l'RY 'l'hat Poetry Club members wrote poetry is a mistaken idea. The poems, read at meetings, were usually based upon some theme or beloved poet. l nm'Ilz Rn-:cv G,-ou, lmvm, hloouri, lXloN'rc:oMr:Rv, XIONSON. 'I'l11'm' ltnrv: AIVNIJY, S0l.l.liNBl-IKGER, iiaknsrin, Rl-1lNIlARlJl',.lliNkS, jouNsoN, kiIl.llERl', .Vi'rnrnf lx'n-:c'.' l,.-xsoa, l.oiav.xiQ1., XY.-Marx Pvwrz, Kwionr, Kiuitortiz, b1Cbll'NkIN, llAkl7Y. l 1'r,r1 Rmzx' lliouinv, llokscn, Hiesoiuz, ll.-nous, IJ-IQJRANIJ, H1 1.l., PIPER. -W ICIJITURS IN TIIIC MAKING WIQCOMI, BRO.-XDC.-XS'l', AND RHPOR'l'liRS CI,l'B There was niueh vvurla tn he done hefure the Bruadeast and NYecunii were realy tn gm to press. The write-ups, games, important happenings almut schiml, and sclirml life in general pictures to he taken and develuped, cartoons tu he di-giwnfgill the-se things are necessary fur any lmuk nr paper. Miss Husted and Nlr. Faust advised and mrreeted any mistakes we made in editing the Wveccnni. XWQCK JNII Wie had lots ul' fun as well as work in editing this annual the Stall: 'I'h1'ni Ruse: ihlAl'KliNZlH, Youll, Bimini, CRANE, IJQCQRAND, Nl 'I I'lNG, hvfltlllkl rr. Y -hvt't'U7IIi Rn-rv: C-u.i.iNAN, Sit-Zczuai, I xxx, XYA'1sns, Bunn, fiIl.llliRI', Nlc'C.xki'x. l imt Rmzr: Ru-ie, lluncans, lJmxi:s,'l'1u smc, lwcm, ' BRQ DAIDCASI' The Brwatleast staH'supei'vised hy Ann, Harold, and Nliss Xlefuriniek did their lwest in nur weekly paper. 'l'l'mf Rn-zzz' l,Ylll-1, Di-:lu-zs, lluuws Ax'iIusoN, lifxliini. Xt'l'Il7llI' Kofax' hlniissux, NICCAIVLI 'H .-Xmoss, lii.wm'. ,XI-7'ff Kms: hvfllilihl -xx, lint mama, ll wins. Rl4,l'OR'l'l .RS L'l.l'l5 The inenilwers ul' this elulv re' ceived assignments timr write--ups tm the liruadcast. l um'Il1 Kms: limu, iimmwis, XYxisus l,AI'lkERMAN, l'Aicku'i i, l.iHiuc:. 'l'l11'rd Rome: ll A :JM A N, l' I. ,fx x' H R . Seiirwgilniaim. lh'l'l'fl?l1!Rl1fi'.'lll I.I,, l,ANYl,lK, Vi rnaiav.-xi im, KNIGHV, IDHUIXHR, CARIAUN, 'I'i'i.i.-xu, l'.Iv7'.Tf lcll'Ii'.' l'lll.DRIiI'H, Wxxczuixi.-xs, l'll'liR, -lnrilis. BROADC.-XS'l' AND Rlil'OR'l'l .R'S Cl.l'B Many of yuu students who walked hy rumii Ill may have seen Ann lxnight and Harnld Gaede husy typing. Yesl You were right. They were wtmrking nn the Broadcast. All ut you ap- preciated the special editiwn ul the Bruadcast at Christmas tune. SPORTSMPIN INFURPORATFD COVER-T0 COVER, Rll I,li, AND SPORIQN1-XNI Mr. Burger undoubtedly got as big a bang out ot the qportsmm Llub is the members did. Organized for the boys interested m outdoor life, the club had many activities including fishing and hunting. Nlr Burger ilwus mike things interesting as well as worth while.J COVER-TO-COVER Cl,l'B The sponsor for this club was Miss Montgomerie. Members are: l our1l1 Row: SAI-'roRn, iVll'NlJY, BENNE'l I', P1s'ri.Ek, Hmuus. Third Row: Vocsm., RrssEl.i,, RAVCH, HADLEY, JOHNSON. Srrmzd Roux- Ofugies, l.ANuAN, l'Hil.l.irs, CRANE, lh1CJl'NKlN, l,EN'I'0N, Gi1.m2R'r. 1 ir'.st Row: Anixorr, HEI.:-'RicH, lis'rEN- FELDER, Tiioivms, S1-amniaia. Rl l+'l.lf. Cl.l'B This club was sponsored by the American Legion and the main objective was to give the boys :1 course in markmanship. 'I'l1ird Russ: Buowx, Yorzrz, l'i.Ax'ieR, ATACKENZIR, BoAium,'l'HoMi-x1Ns, FREEIQ, l.rNn, KING. .Vrfm111Rntc'.- Nl!R'I'HRl'l', Kiuaxciel., MR. NlcCAi.i.i'M, MR. Cuzsox, NIR. HADLEY, TWIGG, SCHl l I'. l ir-,rt Rose: MCC.-xR'1'Hx', Losen, l..-xcsr, XYALKER. Sl'OR'l'SNl.-XX Cl,l'B The members of this club are as follows: l om'lh Row: Hxxssi-Ln, Moxkoa, NORTH- nov, Wooly, Mme, Moi'N'r, Third Row: MA'ri'i.A, Roixixsox, Pixie, ARD, IBAVIDSON, FRieiei.l'Nn. Sfmnd Row: Twuau, Cirizxmaxino, WAT- xiws, Wasssims, XTILSON. Finvt Row: KRENGLE, Slscsxer, lNc:l.i:s, Deans, Gii.maiu', Gorman. COVER-'l'OA COVER All of you remember that Certain assembly program during boolxweelx presented by the Cover-to-Cover Llub. They tied their progrims in with the Lurrent month and emphasized reading for pleasure as well is getting 1 lirge scope in reading H.-XNDY MEN TO HAVE AROUND LIBRARY .-XSSIS'I'AN'I'S, USHER CREW, F.TC. I . T. .-X. is a National Organization to promote teaching and work in the investigation held. There are chapters in college which carry this work on. The tourteen members of this club have enjoyed the different speakers on various subjects connected with teaching and an occasional social evening also. The Library assistants and members of the llsher Crew helped the students by the various activities of their respective clubs. t lf. T. A. , 1' ii' tw.--ry Y This was a new club this year. Mrs. Vining was sponsor and she has done a beautiful job in getting it started. She hopes that its members will be able to assist the teachers in the future. Cooi.Ev,HAiiia. :XsH, KRi5Ncsl.E, Losiek. l'SHlf,R CRIQNY Miss Husted was adviser for this club which was responsible for seeing that there were mem- bers present to usher at the different school activities. 'I'lu'rd Rn-ze: T,l5'Il.ER, Hr:isi'i-ziuvmx, Sfxvitn, HALH, Losuit, Sffrnid Rate: PAWLIR, Oxxnies, Iliuriai-1, KA'I'l'l'IN, SCHNI'-IIIJHR, KARAs, l,ixNoAN, Sfxrroan. l 1'r.v! Rats: BAi.oo, iliANNER, SRINNHR, Garcia, Talk!-'El-I, Mor:i.i.EiuNo, I..-wr CAN, DEN'roN, Ciiitisi'mNsEN. I.I BR.-XRY ASSIST.-XN'l'S These people helped Miss Montgomerie in the library hy filing, checking in books and passing out those muchwhated library notices. 1lhl'7'd1e0'ZL'.'cJAIxl-IS, MCC1 mock, Pls I'l.l-ZR, Borsa, ScHMi'r'r. sEi.i,, XXHITMHR, Xocznl., BENNi:'r'i'. PTIIVI Rate: HENTHAM, T,HIl.l.ll'S, YYliii.lAMf sox, KTRAHAM, Area, K.u'aN.fii'oii, CH.uu.Es, Scuimivii-pic. Second Row: KNlcicoi.i,s, Krrw, RAM, l 1'r.vz Row: Cuiusrmusrzw, Crwuiuoimm, Sfmnd Row: xvHl'I'AKEk, Kkextzrzr, Ri s- I UI,l,OW THIC 611.13-XM ii. R. The Girl Reserves were outstanding this year in their war work. Colleetin small important items for the soltliers, plants for Vaughn Hospital, seraplwooks containing short stories, pictures, poems, and other interesting articles for l . S. O. and many other things. Of course, there were the usual llianksgiving hasliets antl tlolls for Prince Crossing. li. The executive stall., consisting of sophomores, juniors, anal seniors, eomlminetl work and pleasure in the form of ealuinet uppers anal deserts. 'I'liiwI Rn':z': flIlrl!ERl', l'Aw1.lR, BENURH, SL'IlliFFI,l-IR, Sir:ouRi', XYOUIDRVFF, 'l'1'R- NisR, Iliwson, LiIlRlhl'IANSEN, Ries, Monson. .NH-mml' Rn-:c': llontaies, fikll-'FIN' 'l'l'I.1,AR, Klux, lf'r3i.irMi:R, ,lACUlhEN. l n-.vt Rnfzx' l3oMn.AxRn, NleQl'is'roN, l,l'R- rulgvloiissox,MARCH,KN1oH'r,l.oRRlE1.. li. R. SHN IURS l unr1!1 Rnzcx- Ni rrixo, Hi 4QHES,HEINl7l,H, XYINVHERS, Kari ris, Coi'Ri', lJiie'i'ER, llARkI5. 'I'lim1 Roar: l,Il'l 1R, Ht'1.l., PYNE, lXARAS, CiieR'ri-iN, KR.-Xl., l'iAl'l.lxNl-ER, RINGBERG, fil'l.ER,CA!.l,INAN. Srrnm1'Rn1c',' llARm', KRVEGER, l'l0R5CH, WAQLEMAN, lhlCtll'NkIN, I.EKiRANlD, TM'- l.0R, lNlor:l.1.ieRiNc:. l 1'r.v1 Rrmv: Home, PIS'l'l,IiR, I,AP0lN'I', l,EN'l'0N, XYA'rsoN, XYYLIE, lh1CCAI.l.l'M, Bi.Aziex', Wan, CRANE, 'I'Ac:Hoi.M. cs. R. DILNIORS nVl.Yfll Kms: BUMHARD, JOHNSON, BUYER, IVERRY, l'Ai'i'i-:Rr-ms, C.AiRo, il1ANNER. 1'U'!f1 Raith' l'iui.i.ii's, Raven, l,l'RFl-IE, DICRSON, NEi,soN, SUHRAMER, SAYRE, HElrP'RICH, 'l'HoMAs. I-'rmrzh Rn-cr: Soi,iriaNRERGER, SQt'iRies, Hi-Zim, RAM-, BEHMER, HADLEY, Aivioss, KA'I'l l'l9, BENNia'r'r, lNABERCER, l,l I'- MAN, llAl.oo. Sr'Nl7lIf Kms: llic:Hi.x', IBESORT, Ci1aoRt:12s, CROSS, :x'I'ER, Buck, Coos, CHAR1.ias, Goonwin, CiiAR1,ies, GAVGER. I fr.v1 Ruse: BINDER, VERNA, illAlSHIRO, l lS'I'EN lr'El.lJER, BIHVCHER, CARSON, Yonai., R1iesr1R. R. CAISINIYI' l l.isnni.ooM, HEIS'I'ERMAN, the READY TO SERVE Much of the credit fora successful year in G. R. should be given to Jan Turner, senior program chairman. The speakers and entertainment she provided were Outstanding. Miss Husted gave a speech just before Thanksgiving which touched the heart of every member present. All of you would have enjoyed the heartsister party and those who were present did. The program was very funny but a little embarrassing. CVVasn't it girls?l l'lU'l1IROiU.'I.ANGAN,cTROVE, FITZOERALIJ, SAFFORD, SKINNER, l.1'ND, WOOIJRVFF, PISTLER, PROTZMAN, SCHNEIDER, XNHITMER, PLAYER. l'?1m'.fh Row: MEIRON, ZARBOCR, IJECK!-LR, LACEY, SCHEFFLER, RLSSELL, JONES, CLOLS- 'l'0N, IVIITCHELL, Ml'NDX', HOLMES. Third Row: STRESNEY, I.OWDERBAl'GH, OAKES, GRAHAM, l,oERzEI., JACOBSEN, KAY- ANAVGH, FREDRICKS, MCMAHON, WIl.l.IAMS. Sfmnd Row: MCI.Al'GHl.IN, DAY, VOIOHT, CARLSON, GRIFFIN, CARPENTER, GATES HIJSON, fTl'S'l'AFSON, McAI'I.IFI-'. l'Yl'I'.Vf Row: HILIJRETH, JONES, ROHRS, lx1CClTl.I.0CK, ABBO'I l', NOBl.E, KEl.l.X', XVIIIRINS. v if I-'ourth Row: MACK, JONES, FLETCHER, GEAR, CONLEY, KNl'CKl.ES, KRENGLE, JOHON- NASON, HAI.E, MORREY, KAMM, TISHOMPSON, VVASSON, NEl.SON, HIl.'I'K7N. Tlzird Row: KIINTZ, DUNCAN, LOSER, LANE, SMITH, VVHI'I l'AI'LER, FRANSICY, BEIFTZER, HALL, HEPP, VVILLIAMSON, HOFFMAN, CROMET, LARSON, ERICKSON, NIIZE, CTARY, KENDALL. Second Row: DARLING, KRENGl.E, ANDERSON, SMITH, ROGERS, BESORE, MIRSELL, Ni0VAK, BERRY, CONLEY, CLINNINOHAM, IJVRISCH. lfirsl Row: DIINCAN, LACEY, CARSON, FIELITZ, STAFFORD, ERICKSON, NVHAPPLES, 'IQVLLA R, Sl'EI.ETT, GATES, ROCI-L. 54 Hi-Y is a chartered organization of the Y. M. C. A., a christian organ ization which corresponds with the Y. YY. C. A.'s Girl Reserves. Mr Vaughn and Mr. Sandholm helped the boys to contribute to many or- ganizations and service men. Third Row: l'ill,ERs, BREMER, l'1,AYER, WINTHI-:Rs, OCKERl.l'NIJ, fiARlJNER, 'liIl.l.lS, BERRY, DAvmsoN. Srrond Row: G1.1nmiN, FREEDIJND, -lAc0BsEN, IMVEY, Cos'r1N, GARY, Forum, MoNRor:. I ir.fr Row: BASCHEN, .-XNuERsEN, ROBERTSON,G1,EN1JENING, ixICCAR'l4Y, XVALRER, Twicscz. l rmrtlz Row: KA1-1 r1s, Houciss, Mizz, FRICKSON, KENDLE, IJAWSON, Nl I l'INfi. 'l'lz1'rd Row: Yoim-rr, S1EmeR'r, CALLINAN, I,osER, DIETER, HADLEY. Sffflild Row. JACOBSEN, KAVANAHIH, NICI.Al'GHI.IN, KREGEP, JOHANSON, x'ERNA. Ifiml Rnic: x10HI.l.ERlNG, BRISSDN, XYOl I'ERS, KEl.l.X', ROHRE, ix1CCI'l.l.0CK. l The Girl Reserve Hezlrtsister Party is allways ai guy :1f'l':1ir. Members ot' each class gzive Z1 short skitg it rezilly wus fun from kinder- gairtenersn to Bundle Bunnies. The Big Sisters :ind the l,ittle Sisters :ill got some mighty swell gifts :ind we have :ill maide some wonderful friends. Marion Tullzir and her Social committee have done 11 swell .ioh this year. Une ot the new ziflziirs they tried, was the :ill-school picnic. l.ittle lunches were packed for all of us :ind were certainly good! The entertxiinf ment was lozids of lun 'ind everyone hid '1 super time. c , 4 ' 4 . Sh The first liig social illT2llI' this yeair wus the reception for the freshmen given lay the sopho- mores, held in the czilieterizi. The music was furnished hy our own l.:implighters. The refreshments amd decorations were enjoyed liy llll. The kids had ai good time zifterwzirds, too, didn't you lfroshs :ind Sophs? We found out this year that we have some grezlt actors in our junior clziss. Mrs. l.ytle deserves ll grezit deail of credit for putting on this play :ts well :is the lfortune Guild Play. You kids really did swell, too, :ind we :ire :ill proud of you. Marion antl her coinnnttee put on the Harclwootl Hop, honoring the lmaslaethall teams which was something new this year. tlanet Turner, the queen, awarcleil the prizes to .-Xrt .-Xrmhrust antl Bill Scottg Shirley Yerna anal l,ee lieinlwleg -lean Yogelg anal Grace Nle.-Xnlitli. l hope this lveeonies a tradition ol- XYheaton High. The Senior Girls Dance is getting to he a tratlition around here. This year all the-iunior anal senior girls donned their tiornials, and the fellows in their lyest lmilw anal tuckern arrived at .-Xcaeia Hall in Cnlen ltllyn. llie nnisie was furnished hy the Glen lfllyn Dance Band. livery year the Proin is really something that every one looks torwartl to all year, anal each year it gets hetter. The l'roin was really super last year over at the Baker Hotel, lyut it was every hit as good this year. After every liaslaetlwall ganie we all hope that there will he a tlanee alterwartls. The l,anip- lighters give out with some really smooth nnisie. lOl course, there is always some ,IIVC for those who want itll These tlances were swell times lor all the kills To get together anal reallv have lun. N- llwu llmu wlwul yuan' ul' l'l44flU-lf5 lmmllglmr mgmy new things lrmw tlw lug-N nt' flu xrmlcms ul' W.L'.ll.S. Wc sralrrcll the your with am cnrlrcly Qlilll-1'c11r pcrim uwlulc wlm-lm lmlllcnl must ul' us fm' ll while. llmu-x'c1', UI1LlllLlI1TCkl, wc wcn rw ucw llllllL'Q wc ucrc rlmc l,1ttlc Scvun Llmmps You wnll rccalll. 1,11 Ucmlwcr Ill the lung lmcrzllnlenl All Sflmwl l'iumc tmlk plncc. NYU alll m lrvullcnl at its succcxs xml lwpcal rlmr If srxxrrul nn ammnul g1H:m'. ur tllll'Nfll1llDl mark, zlml uvcry wcclafcml wc wcnr ru Ulmer' nur llmtlmll TCQUTI lm J 1 1 4 4 . 1 WWII pun uvcr tnwrgcr rlw fzlrnmls lim-, l'm dying lgypr, dymgfn in thc up I'HllI'1HllN Iumm' l'l41xr .Xlm ut thc mum- tlmc that the XX 11r'1'cm1llc srmlcwrx num- zxrrrvmg law cu-ry nwmung ISCCLIIINL' uf' r1':1r1spm't11rifm trmllvlc, wc xxcru xlwrkcd ivy ll paxil' wt' pm gm-crm pawn wmv by Sl prfmmim-nt scniwr lmy. It NX.lNIl'f lung lwtlwc cvcry' ucllf drcswd Imp' haul ll lwighr wlfm-A pair. 11 Mrs. Julia V. Sfzrlwlic-:111 PATRON S NIIISSHIZLIIVS Central Food Store Mr. :ind Mrs. V. li. lVIK'C1llllllll Mr. :md Mrs. H. J. Mr'C':1rthy Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Mculunkin W. J. Miziyvzul, U. D. S. Gordon lVloff0tt Mr. :ind Mrs. G. 'l'. Monson National rllfxll Folnpziny Mr. :ind Mrs. Frank V. Northrop Mr. :ind lN'Trs. XY. .l. Pipvr Mr. John M. Plzlyvr and l :nnily W. G. R01-clor, M. IJ. W. S. C'l1ilr'olv County Fla-:111vl's :ind Shoo livpzriring Mr. :md Mrs. lirnvst J. Davidson Mr. :md Mrs. li. P. llvlws Ilstonfoldc-r's Dry Goods Company Mr. :ind Mrs. 'l'. IC. lfzlllllillvl' lNIr. and Mrs. V. 0. l r0c-dlund Mr. und Mrs. H. ll. Gills:-rt G.C'.G1-ow, ll. 17.8. B111 :Ind Mrs. W. V. Hardy NIL and Mrs. A. Harris L. H. Hvnry, D. ll. S. hir. and Mrs. W. H. Horsvh R. M1 M1 Ml M1 Nfl lWx S. Sf'lllllK'lllCl' '. :ind Mrs. ll. H. Vll0IllIllilllS '. :ind Mrs. li. lf. Tu '. :ind Mrs. A. NV. 'llurnvr '. und Mrs. , IJ. IJ. 5. llzir Hoy C'. Yovlz D. ID '. and Mrs. F. Y. lV11g'OIl12lIl '. and Mrs. RTI: 1 lclllllllflil U. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. 'l'. V. Hull III-B0-'llWI't'Il St orc- . Jzunison, M. IJ. lNTr. :ind Mrs. I.. l . Johnson Iirivhs l'llll'I1lllll'l' i'ornpzu1y ind M1 Mr. and Ml 's. l . W. lil'l'll5I,l'l' 's. J. L1-Grzrml Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bvsorc' Iwi.. and Mrs. F. A' 30,1111 Mr. and Ml Wvndvl P. Loveless, Sr Mr. :ind Mrs. Harold S. Brown RTV- :md IWW- Ililmlfl H- Lytlf' C':u'olino's Shop lVIr. and NI: ll. W. lX'I21l'KK'IlZl0 PACKARD WHI l I CARS TRUC RQ lrlverry Drive Garage 114 IC. Liberty Drive WHICATON, ILLINO IS Max Hoplvr Roy X oclz 60 U Johns Manville Insulation For WALLS and FEILINGS KOOLSHADE--SUMMER INSULATION FOR WINDOWS The WALLFILL Company 39 S. I,ASAI.l.E ST. 1icz1gofl7cz1rlaorn 3620 XYhez1tcm 20' MORRIS HURT Compliments of HARRY yo GSAIMIIPP JOHN H. KAMPP 8z SONS Funeral Directors 61 C 'ompliments of Donald J. Auble REALTOR Specializing in the sale of Farms--Homes-Subdivisions 207 S. Hale St. VVIIO. 3071 NCDFBTHWESTEEBN MQDSUC CENWEE3 MUSICAL MERCHANDISE and ACCESSORIES VVheaton 1024 1066 College Avo. Lewis Schulz 8a Son COAL-'COKE-WOOD 4 We give service- not excuses 4 Phone-Wheaton 338 4 Wm. A. Santeen WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR Establisliud 1921 CANDIES AND FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES 225 Harrison St. Village Oak Park, Ill. 2020 and 2021 Compliments of TOMS EAT SHOP 119 W. 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We are proud to have played a part in the publishing of this book l in the capacity ol ollicial photo engravcrs. ,Ji xr Our entire personnel congratulate the stall for their splendid work and cooperation. Aan wwrnaoarrp Powrnc ENGR Q ,r r 1 ,J Scllool. PUBLICATION DIVISION U12-O22 WEST VAN BUIIEN STREET, CHICAGO 1, ILLINOIS i , J l f- E Y YE ff fs' ff 1 it ff gil J' 1 ll!! , 1 ' If lf . f ij, V I lljlil if if xv U' f ,wi 4 K ' I i . Czaffgruana L HAS BEEN THE KEYNOTE of Rogers yearboolcs for thirty-seven years. And it will continue to be our ideal, because respon- sibility to see that your publication is well printed is shared by the entire organization. The Rogers tradition oi sincerity and quality has been recognized by many schools as a security to the institution and an in- spiration to the stall. EBQGELESS PEQUNTUNG CCDMPANY DlXON,lLLlNOlS t CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 307 First Street 228 North LaSalle Street ' 6 cf' Q A,A,v-59079 Xwygfk-Q! x F A ,f lv Wwvfgf' , f V75 'f4 ff ,A N 4. 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