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

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PRODUCTION The Wecomi Staff worked under certain difficulties this year, the two main ones being rubber cement and typ- ing. Who will ever forget when the rubber cement spilled all over the floor and the en- joyment of trying to mop it up, or the time when the home room pictures just wouldn't turn out, or the photographer from Kohli's with the S-M-I-L-E. None of the staff can ever for- get these little incidents or the many others hich seemed so serious at the time. Now we CREW Editor. . . Ass't. Editor Bus. Manager. Asst's. . . Faculty . . Senior. . Class .... Sports: Boys -V .g-f.fv-W..-..,,-.,..,.. ,,,,. . Mary Langan . . .David Thomas . . .Joe Snyder . . . Jean Decker Cathy Fitzgerald . Virginia Player Barbara Schneider . .Connie Skinner . . Bob Salisbury Girls. . . Leone Cornell Clubs . . . School Life . . Nancy Grove . .Betsy Holmes can look back and laugh, remem- bering oply the fun we had to- Art . . . . . . .Mary Mundy gether. Dallas Williams Writers . . . . . . Marcia Abbott Eileen Lacey, Roberta Oakes Back---Roberta Oakes, Barbara Schneider, Betsy Holmes, Bob Carlson, Bob Salisbury, Joe Snyder, Cathy Fitzgerald, Larry Freedlund, Bill Doolittle, Floyd Zarbock. Front--Connie Skinner, Marcia Abbott, Mary Mundy, Mary Langan, Nancy Grove, Gerrie Safford, Eileen Lacey, Jean Decker. Page 6 was-CU

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