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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

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Dons Elcher Committee .,.,,...,.,, Darlys Platz, Nancy Nordell, Bob Garner Clan Editor .................................... Pat Hawley, Lola Dugan Club Editor ..... Committee .,..,... Sport: Editor .,...... Snaprbotr .............. Bertholcl ...joan Burrows, Pat Gerber ........Tom Sharp, Dick Boggs .................,.....Carol Chummers Bufinerr Managerr ...... .,..,,,,. ..Bob Fulwider, AnnMundy Shufelt Art .............................,,,.,...,,.,.,. Photo! KOHLI f44 7c2ne gow As we looked back over our four years of high school which have passed so rapidly, the WECOMI STAFF chose The Passing of Time as the theme for our annual. The first part of our life is spent in acquiring- an education to build a firm foundation for the future. To get the most out of his education, one needs to economize his time Time is the most precious thing in all the world. Once it is gone, it is gone forever and cannot be replaced. It is like 4 word once spoken and can never be recalled. Since one's way of life depends upon his education, we should strive to make the most of our opportunities. With this in mind, we hope that all those who leave this alma mater will always remember the knowledge gained and the many friendships established between the student body and faculty. We, the co-editors of the 1953 WECOMI, wish to express our appreciation to the hard working staff for being so generous with their time and efforts. We are all very grateful to Mr. Griffith, our faculty adviser for the many hours he has spent in helping us to make this annual a success. Along with the task of compiling this book came a lot of fun and new experiences. Our efforts were directed toward making this volume worthy to be placed along side the many WECOMIS which have preceded it. Sincerely BARBARA BUHRNSEN PAUL LANGREN Co-Edimn Third row: Nordell, Rogers, Shufelt, Boggs, Fulwider, Peters, Burton. Second row: Gerber, Evans, Leighton, Chummers, Mundy, Bailey, Heindl, Dugan. First row: Berthold, Sharp, Eicher, Buhrnsen, Landgren, Hawley, Platz. edicalizw The WECOMI STAFF is pleased to dedicate the 1953 WECOMI to Mr. john Schaffnit. Poised, scholarly, and kind . . . these are certainly the attributes of a good teacher. They are all applicable to Mr. Schaffnit. We particularly appreciate the way he spices the profound stretches of science with understanding and humor. M W 1 X Cf ' xv 7 X. l YS DONALD C. BURGER Principal Wbeafon C ommzmity High Srbool MXL ,fldminisfraf 2711 DARRELL R. BLODGETT Szlperirzfenderzt of Scboolf 150 rd af Sducafibu Leslie McMahon Richy S. Kamm Mrs. Elizabeth Dunakin Byron Powell john M. Player Keim K. Tibbetts Bufineff Manager ,714 dwfmfiaf bn As sponsor of the 1953 WECOMI I wish to thank all of the members of the Staff for the long tedious hours they have spent working on these pages. Few outsiders know how much effort goes into the preparation of such a volume as this. To all who worked on it, we say thank you. We especially are grateful to Mr. Kohli and Peter Hill for the excellent protographs. Mr. Kohli took most of the picturesethis year. Peter may do more next. We are also grateful to our sponsors for encouragement and money to aid in getting this volume off to press. MR. GRIFFITH Sponsars MR. and MRS. WESLEY ANDERSON MR. and MRS. HARVEY BUHRNSEN MR. and MRS. F. J. DE VAN MR. and MRS. H. S. DUGAN IRA C. EICHER MR. and MRS. JOHN S. HAWLEY MR. and MRS. ARTHUR O. HEINDL E. J. HILL CHESTER F. MITCHELL Also THE WHEATON DAILY JOURNAL Zzculfy 0 ,I 2+-2:7 X -1,-I ---ll '--L K A 3 Q' I Q ' Q .f U ' ' Q Q ' C' 0 ,V a ' 0 1 r . v f . 2 i,.LfilV'f j Q10fi,aL, MRS. TILLIE BACKOF CLAYTON BARKER MRS. MARY BOREN Aff Science Home Economics WILLIAM CORBIN GRACE FELGAR ROLAND GANSMAN Manual Arts English Music FH ROLD GRIFFITH ELIZABETH HUSTED MILDRED JOHNSON f English History , Commercial Aww 0 ' WM T , 71 MRS. WILMA KALMANS MELVIN L M N MRS. BIRNEY LYTLE Home Economics Manua Ar Speech MSE EDITH MCCORMICK ALAN MENENDORP IENNIE B. MINER English Mathematics W Regiiyar ff-,M L VV ,f.,... NAN MQNTQOMERIE MRS. GERTRUDE NYSTROM GRACE PEACOCK Llbrarxan Commercial Orchestra DOROTHY POWELL SYLVAN REMBOLD ALFRED SAMPER Latin English Spanish FRANK SANDHOLM JOHN SCHAFFNIT GLADYS SCHARNWEBER Commercial Science Commercial , xx . RICHARD SCHOPBACH AGNES SPARKS ARTHUR SWEET French Guidance Counselor Band CHARLES VAUGHN MRS. ELIZABETH VINING MARIAN WERNER History Mathematics Physical Education MRS. KATHRINE KIDSTON MRS. MARIE SCHROEDER Attendance Officer School Nurse ' M. 'ff 'ii i 51, ' 53:--W 1 I hi -', V . ' :fl Q gy .. , , Q if, I ,Q 5 in Q da N it .4 O N. V vi xv 1 A ! J R W 1 r it wif , Wx L wk: v .Qf 5 sig, .Q mi 'X -f ,W'Z'1'1 , A uf' f Q , V , -if if 4 o ' o C' f' ' ' 'v '0 1' o Y 0 0 1 ' 0 4 0 I 4 1 U 0' O' 0' .3 . 9, , 4 , 0 miars nv ' v 0 ' Q' ' 4 1 4 4 I Tl . J, X I I f V V ' - f, X .f -I' ' . T I A 5 J .f 1 'Mg f I I TRI-?ASURl-52 PAT I-IAWLEY 4fTbe 13eum'd of a llairzg well dune II In hue dune ll. Fort. Gl. 3-43 V. P. 43 Thes. 4. Trcas. 43 Stu. Con. 3-43 Ser. Cl. 3-43 Lat. Cl. 3-43 Consul 33 jr. Pl.3 Fort. Gl. Pl. Cr. 43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 33 Treas. of Sr. Cl.3 Trans. from Fairview Park H. S. Ohio. Suph. Yr. VICE PRESIDENT LARRY WING From Ike emuvz of lair bead to Ilae role of lair feet, he i1 all mirllv. Lat. Cl. 1-2-43 B10. Cl. 3-43 Pres. 43 Track 1-2-3-43 Basket- ball Intra. 33 V. P. of Sr. Cl. 1-23 Cross Country 2-33 l SECRETARY BYRON DEVAN PRESIDENT BOB HIEBNER llnirdfmz of many and the :vit of 0216. Nat. Hon. Soc. 33 Stu. Ct. 3-43 Asst. Judge 43 Stu. Con. 43 Boys' State Rep. 53 Wrest. 1-2-3-4, Capt. 43 Track 1-23 Cr. Ctry. 33 Football 1, Mgr. 23 Bio. Cl. 2. Pres. 23 Hi-Y 2-3-43 B'cast. 43 Pres. of Sr. Cl. Putt-Pull-Brum-um-um .' .' Football 1-23 Wrest. 1-23 Track 13 V. P. of Fr. Cl Sr. Cl. .3 Sec. of JOHN ALLEN The poor mazz'r Perry Como. Choir 3-43 Book Cl. 3-43 Pres. 43 Trans. Freeport H. S. jr. Yr. DON ANDERSON He Jtoop: for nothing buf doom. Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2- 3-43 Baseball 2-3-4. LESLIE ANDERSON A :mall boy with big ideas. Track lg Basketball 13 Cross Country 13 Football 23 For. Gl. 2-3-43 Thes. 3-43 Pres. 43 Jr. Play3 Fort. Gl. Play3 B'cast 4. ROBERT T. ANDERSON He maker the mon of all tba! L'07lle,f. Cr. Country 1-2-33 B'tball 1-23 Track 1-2-3-43 Stu. Conf. 1-2-33 Stu. Ct. 2-33 Sp. Cl. 33 B'cast 3-43 Scr. Cl. 43 Pres. of Jr. Class3 Bio. Cl. 23 Wecomi 43 Jr. Play. BARBARA BAILEY The Cub'f .ferret weapon. GAA 2'3-43 Service Club 13 Wecomi 43 GAA Editor. TOM BARRY Thinking ir bu! an idle wane of tloougbl. Football 1-23 Wrestling 1-23 Track 1. Eg 4 712,04 k V f K --5 fl Q 1 9 xr B ? 1 . ' J' L? Q 51 L ,QA--Af 5 14? fax-K ' X F535 i- L -... 5, X Q 1133.1 -5130 5 ,Y wus- ,,. m Jgf zf ff li l rjfwff? 4 .fj5p,f4-S?::- .. 5rM.fQQA-N f W .,.n . fx f N3 W H f rw. 4 if f' --B .aflufil f. 'iii Q ? 1 35 Q K M i X A 'QI N Q Q 2 sf 2 X 'G ,Q Q W 'QP J Q' il ff va- .zmig ,,,.- ,rr 1 . 1, Q fr, V Mg K K 10 Q . , 55Esf.g A I .ifiwk-in A . Pk X 4 3 5.2 X .115 JAMES BROVUN Nezer do today what you ran put off until tomorrow. Football 1-23 Basketball 1-23 Track 1-23 Intra. 3. FRED BUCHANAN Beware the fury of a patient man. Choir 2-33 Trans, from Hammond H. S., Indiana Soph. Yr. BARBARA JEAN BUHRNSEN Murif: i.r love in Jearrh of a word. Band 1-2-3-43 Ser. Cl. 1-2-33 Bio. Cl. 23 Lat. Cl. 2-33 Pep Cl. 43 Wecomi 4g Sen. Editor 4. ANDREA BUNKER Shar rhort of nothing but height. Choir 43 Book Cl. 43 Lat. Cl. 53 Trans. from Immaculata H. S. jr. Yr. DOROTHY BURKHOLDER My mind if gay hut my foul if melancholy. GAA 3-43 Fort. Gl. 3-43 Treas. 43 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3-41 Pres. 43 Wecomi 43 Glee Club 1'23 Choir 3-43 Fr. Cl. 33 Music Cl. 4. JOAN BURROVVS She'J pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. GAA 1-2-33 Ser. Q Cl, 1-2-3-43 Fort Gl. 2-3-43 Lat. Cl. 2-3-43 Treas. 23 B'cast 3-43 Feat. Editor 43 Stu. Con. 3-43 Bio. Cl. 23 Glee Cl. 2. dsl U' .Ml g'v.4Vig I 2' vllsilw 51,11 - V VTVVN QULQQ1 v MIWUVWEEL WQLL dfirvgs H A 17 J if ll-7 l3A1lllr6lfLBI,13:r0A, if 'VJ Ligvvgf E' rblytlhldltriabggxcu l 4 Fr ml well' 3 . . 3 ... 3 WX Hon aoc 'L cogkalg . . 3 . 3-43 ' y,,VGlqe . 33 Usher Cr. 3-43 Traqsf 5g kgqln Poultney, Vt. H. S. jr. Yr. I. WINIFRED CALAY V Sbe Jing: nr Jbe goef and Ike 5 goef on forever. GAA 1-2-3-43 Orch. 1-2-33 Ush. Cr. lg Art Cl. 1-2. CAROLYNE CALLINAN My rarer and wan!! are few. GAA 1-2-3-43 Latin Cl. 1. FRED CALMES Small, but by no mean! litlle. Choir 2-33 Latin Club 3. CAROLE CARLTON Alwayr a true and trufted friend. GAA 23 Glee Club 1-2. CAROL CHUMMERS A woman'J frowning glory ir ber bair. GAA 2-3-43 Choir 3-43 Fort. Gl. 3-43 Ser. Cl. 1'4Q Sec. 43 We- comi 43 Mus. Cl. 43 Glee Cl. 2. ART CLARK There ir IIUIIJIPIKE film: lrjiug fb.IIl doing zmlbizlg. Football 41 Track 5-43 Lat. Cl. 31 lntra. 4. Capt. 4g Wfccumi 4. LILLIAN CURTO She IJ' u'i.re who Iulbx' bu! lizzie. Glee Cl. 1-21 Ser. Cl. 1, lVfARll,YN CVRTO Her wife 14.15 ern Jufl. Glee Cl. 2-3. JOHN E. DALIQIDEN I'm no Jfzgel. Band 1-1'-5-43 Stript Cl. 4. PHIL DANNLIQY H.Illg Jarman' Cure will kill .1 mt. Ju let uf be nzerry. Football 1-23 Track lg Biol. Cl. 21 Basketball lg Stu. Con. 5. Rotslzm DIXON Bllflfbl' think for me. 533 pf ' ,. rx E35 Q -i-ifiil A -1 li- 45252. -ivlf -if we ' 5 :,. ,,.:5,,.,, d A,... .,.,,,,,,,,. . -- . Vx',- , , w,. , .. :gf -if ,pm 5, I . -.'L'ai - .-51 Q' 1 V .ff uw' ,. , -gi,.?,A , . . w -f ,. K, 2 ,x Q- V I, :... , uv. . Q s f S-gg X ? - NN-'ig X X Q xi Q XC Q Q N wx XA vs X i Qu? N Q, A ff k ww W 3 iv X X M 5NQi X X ,ix X SNR xk X A Q X , Mm x xvxx Q Q QQ X 4 Q , 2 ' -Q fi' L' sf 1' . ' ..f f K xg - in .- -Avg-in S x :assi . Q--K - f - X - Q S? L K g V543-T ,-, A. .. H - K..T QQ-5, Rv Q .. A .2 , - wx X-:wif - as xg- , EM..-,. X X 'X Q? . -1 f - -gasp f -. . . 151- X -S 121.22 5 MARY ANN EMMA Life iJ too Jbofl lo wane. Glee Cl. lg GAA 15 Ser. Cl. 1-2. MARTHA EVANS AJ merfy ar lbe day if long. GAA 1-2--3-45 Fort. Gl. 2-3-45 Thes. 45 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3-45 Stu. Ct. 45 jr. playg Choir 1-45 We- comi 4. JAMES W. EWING He may be Jby but l1e'll get by. Choir 45 Trans. from York, Elm- hurst Sr. Yr. RALPH E. FONTANA No .rmall aft if it to deep. Band 33 Trans. from Proviso H. S., Maywood, jr. Yr. CLIFF FRANKS Young fellowx will be young fellouu. Bd. 1-2-3-45 Football 1, Mgr. 35 Wrest. 1-2-3-45 Dog Cl. 3, Sec.- Treas.g Fr. Cl. 35 Fort. Gl. 3-45 Choir 25 Movie Cr. 3-4. ROBERT FULWIDER You wouldrft fall him bfuhful and you ufouldrft fall him bold. ' Bd. 2-3-45 Span. Cl. 35 Pep Bd. 45 Fort. Gl. 3. GLEN GANGESTAD Never let your .rtudief interfere with your education. Basketball 13 Intra. 1-2-3-4. Boa GARNER All the world if odd mee thee and me, and eren thou nrt a little add. Bd, 1-2-3-4, Drum Major 3-43 Track 1-23 Basketball 1-23 Fort. Gl. 3-4, Pres. 4g Stu. Con. 2-43 Wee. 43 Thes. 3-43 jr. Pl.3 Fort. Gl. Pl.g Pep Bd. 3-43 Ldr. 4. THOMAS LEE GAUGER Born for surren. Basketball 1-23 Track 1-23 Intra. 2-3-4, Capt. 33 Choir 23 Bd. 1-2- 3-43 V. P. 53 Pep Bd. 1-23 Fort. Gi. Pl. 43 Stu. Con. 13 Treas. of Soph. Cl. PAT GERBER Gentlemen prefer Blondef. Fort. Gl. 2-3-42 Bio. Cl. 2, V. P. lg Choir 3-43 V. P. 33 Stu. Con. 3-43 Treas. .43 Stu. Ct. 43 Jr. Pl.3 Ser. Cl. 2-3-4, V. P. 33 Thes. 4g B'cast 43 Wecomi 43 Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 4. CHARLES Goonwrrv The world k710u'.f nothing of it.r grealeft men. HARRY GRAHAN1 I nm .flow of Jludy, but quick to underttund. Track 13 Football 1. MARIAN GRANT A friend ir .1 perron with whom I 1n.1y he rinrere. Ser. Cl. 1-2-5g Ush. Cr. lg Art Cl. 53 Script Cl. 4. DAVE GLY Thore who do noi fornplain are nerer piried. Football 1-2-3-43 Intra. 1-2-3-43 Track lg Wrestling 2-3g Baseball 3-43 Basketball 1. PAUL HAHN fP.V.j Not lazy-jun doern't feel like working. Basketball lg Football lg Intra. 1-2-5-4. COLONEL HALE I know 11 zritk worih Iwo of rhnz. Football 1-2-5-43 Basketball 13 Track 1-2-5-4g Wrestling 1-2-35 Bio, Cl, 25 lntra. 1-2-33 Art. Cl. 3. DICK HAMILTON There are two rider lo every question-my own and the wrong ride. Stu. Con. 4g Stu. Ct. 4, judge 4g Baseball 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-43 Football 2-3-43 jr. Cl. Pl. 53 B'cast 45 Bio. Cl. 23 Lat. Cl. 2g Treas. of jr. Cl. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3g Boys' State Rep. 33 Hi-Y 2-3. Trans. from Barrington H. S. Fr. Yr. PEGGY HATTON The milder! manner and lhe genllert heart. Chorus 41 Trans. from Allentown H. S. Sr. Yr. JOYCE I-IEDSTROM She if wire who lalhf hu! linle. GAA 13 Trans. from Austin H. S. Soph. Yr. PAT HEINIDL To hnow her, if all we axh. Lat. Cl. 2-33 GAA 1-23 Glee Cl. lg Choir 23 Ush. Cr. 3-43 We- comi 43 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3-43 Fort. GI. 3-4. GARY HE1TzLER Had Jighed lo many, though he loved hui one. Football 1-ZQ Basketball 1-2g Span. Cl. 33 Bio. Cl. 2. MAXINE HENKELMAN Light of :rep and heart wax Jhe. Glee Cl. 13 Ush, Cr. 2. JEAN HESLINGA Her way: are way: of gentle- Heff- Ser. Cl. lg Ush. Cr. 1. DOROTHY HILL Ahfence make: lhe heart grow fender. Choir 1-2-3-4, Pres. 1, Sec. 43 Fort Gl. 2-3-43 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3-4, Sec. 33 GAA 2-3-43 Lat. Cl. 1-2-43 Dog. Cl. 3-4, V. P. 35 Mus. Cl. 4, Sec. 43 Jr. Pl. 35 Stu. Ct. 43 Pep Cl. 43 Fr. Cl. 3. if 2 NEAL HOGEBOOM Knowledge if power. Football 2-35 Basketball l-2-35 Baseball 1-2. JEANNE E. HOLMBERG Sweel and rhy, Trans from Florence H. S., Wis., Sr. Yr. DON IMPEY CROOQ Life ix a jeff and all thing: Jhou' ir: I thought Jo onte and now I know il. Football 1-2-3g Wrest. 1-25 Track lg Lat. Cl. 2g jr, play Cr. 35 Orch, 1-2-3-4g Dog Cl. 3-4g Art Cl. 1-2. BOB JOBSON Though! if deeper than all Jpeerh. Baseball 33 Basketball 1. JOANNIQ JOHNSON She .rmiled and the J'h7:1d0u'.f departed. Ser. Cl. lg Glee Cl. 1-23 Choir 3. RICHARD 'IULIAN The good life Ihe longev- heve'J Io a Jhofl life. Football 23 Basketball 23 Base- ball 2g jr. play. RICHARD KAMM laugh and the world luughf with you. Football 1-2-3-45 Track l'2Q Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 3-43 Fort Gl. 55 Bio. Cl. 23 jr. playg Boys' State Rep. 33 Hi-Y 33 Pres. of Stu. Con. ED KARAS An outrlanding .rcholar if one to he fefperled. Football 1-2-3-45 Wrest. 2-33 Baseball Mgr. 25 Track 1-33 B'cast. 1-2-35 Basketball 1. JOHN KAVANAGH Though I am nlway: in have, I am never in a hurry. Football 13 Basketball 13 Intra 1-2-35 Span. Cl. 1. ROBERT KIEST QBOBJ Let :he rfofferf :corn and mark. Football 1-23 Wrest. 2-35 Track 1-23 Intra. 1-2-32 Span. Cl. 32 Bio. Cl. 23 Band 25 Hi-Y 15 Proj Cr. 1-2-3-4. PAT KLEITZ Take me for what I am, not for what I Jhould he. Lat. Cl. 2-33 Sec. 33 Bio. Cl. 25 Stu. Con. 45 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3-43 Fort. Gl. 3-4, Sec. 43 Thes. 3-4, Sec. 43 Wecomi 45 Gl. Cl. 1-25 Pep Cl. 45 jr. Pl. Pmptr.3 Trans. from Indianapolis H. S., Ind., Fr. Yr. KENNETH KNIPPEN The harverl of a quiet eye. Football 1-23 Intra. 2-55 Basket- ball 13 Bio. Cl. 2. ELINOR KRAMER True laappiners if of 4 retired nature. Ser. Cl. 1-2g Lat. Cl. 2.35 Pep Cl. 1-23 Bio. Cl. 25 B'cast. 2-35 We- comi 45 Art Cl. 1g Fort. Gl. 35 GAA 1. FRAN KRULA ll bile we live, let ur live. Choir 3: GI. Cl. 3: Trans. from Wheaton Academy jr. Yr. H. S. GARY KUHNEN He made a lhaumnd friends. Pres. of Fr. Cl.g Track lg Foot- ball 1-2-3-4. Capt. 2. Co-Capt. 4g Basketball 1-2-3-4g Baseball 2-5-4g Stu. Con. V. P. 4 H. S. PAUL LANDGREN To do if lo Jurceed. Fort. Gl. 43 Thes. 43 Stu. Ct. 4g Fort Gl. Pl. 4g Ten. 43 Intra. 43 Span. CI. 3-43 XY'ecomi 4g Choir 45 Music Cl. 4. Treas. 45 Trans. from Taft H. S., Chicago. jr. Yr. PATTY LASALLE llvben llaere if nothing elfe lo du, I laugh. Stu. Con. lg Ser. Cl. 1-25 V. P. 23 GAA 1-2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-4, Sec. 43 Gl. Cl. 2g Choir 3-4g Span. Cl 55 Fort. GI. 33 Wecomi 4. DOROTHX' LAUER Y'm talking my :ery loudest. GAA 2-5-41 W'ecomi 4. ELLEN LAXVRIE To love ber if a liberal edura- tion. Fr. Cl. 33 GAA 1-2-3-43 Fort Gl. 3-43 Ser. Cl. 43 B'cast 3-4, Bus. Mgr. 43 Glee Cl. 1-23 Chorus 3-43 Scr. Cl. 43 Poet. Cl. 43 Thes. 43 Bio. Cl. 23 Stu. Ct. 3-43 Trans. from Proviso H. S., May- wood, Fr. Yr. JAN LEIGHTON Love maker foolf wife. Ser. Cl. 1-2-43 GAA 1-2-3-43 Art Cl. 1-23 Pep Cl. 13 Fort. Gl. 2-3-43 Bio. Cl. 23 Lat. Cl. 2-33 Wecomi 43 Dog Cl. 3. ff DONNA LEWIS Attempt! many llaings, Jurreedr at all. Band 1-2-3-4, Sec. 33 Glee Cl. 23 Choir 3-43 Lat. Cl. 1-23 Span. Cl. 3-43 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3-43 St. Con. 13 GAA 23 B'cast 2-3-43 Fort. G1. 2-3-43 Thes. 3-4, V. P. 43 Mus. Cl. 43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 33 Stu. Ct. 43 jr. Cl. Pl. 33 Sr. Fort. Gl. Pl. 3-43 Bio. Cl. 2. RAYMOND J. LUDWIG He k770'll'J' more than be Jbawf. Pres. of Soph. Cl.3 Track 1-2-3. RAY LUEDTKE I Jlmll be mute, ax all men muff. Football 1-2'3'4Q Basketball 13 Baseball 2-3-4. MARGARET E. MCCLEARY Admired ix .the who fear: not to exprexf ber apiniom. Gl. Cl. 13 Lat. Cl. 13 Lib. Asst. 1-2-33 Fort. Gl. 33 B'caSt. 3. . xi- . gf f- 515551 m ,f Wm . sm, Q! A I -3 f S . 14-. is . 1. If N- im:-Q A N .f X SN 21 'wzusffkfi .3 ,. ,Q Q3 xx yseqw Six ,Q 345591 1 P ' 'Q 6 sq szwgmiif' Q, . Ei f' rf , an 'iii pf ,vi -vi 1, f f., 5 x Qt' Zh MARCIA MEYERS I'7:11'l6I-1 if lloe .rpife of life, Lat. Cl. 2-31 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3-41 Fort. Gl. 2-3-4g Cr. 23 Fort. GI. play 4, crew 3-4g Wecomi 4. NANCIE MITCHELL Youll: is full of pleaiure. Lat. Cl. 1-25 Fr. Cl. 3g GI. Cl. 1-2g Choir 31 Ser. Cl. 1-23 Fort. Gl. 33 Lib. Asst. 35 B'cast. 1-3. WLLBUR MOIJAFF fMOlJIEj To be awake if lu be alive. BILL Moi-iL1NE ll 1tl9 jun enough of learning I0 misquate. Intra. 2-3-44 Track 45 Span. Cl. 3g Music Cl. 4g Bio. Cl. 23 Trans. from Morrisville H. S., Pa., Soph. Yr. DAN MOLINE CMOLDYD Life if my college. jr. Class playg Choir 2-3. ANN MUNDY I um no! arguing wills you- I'm telling you. Lat. Cl. l-2-3-45 Art. Cl. 1-2g V. P. 2g 'Script Cl. 4g Bio. Cl. 2g Ser. Cl. 1-2g Fort. Gl. 3-4g GAA lg B'cast. 2-3-4g Wec. 4, Bus. Man. 4. 'im A355 JACQUELINE ANN MURDOCH All for lo1fe'r Jake for love rannot tire. GAA I-2-3-43 Ser. CI. 1-23 Bio. Cl. 23 Span. CI. 33 GI. CI. 1-23 Pep CI. 1. JAMES E. MURPHY Wbackinerr war born a twin. Track 3-43 Trans. from Hinsdale H. S. Soph. Yr. JOAN HELEN MURPHY I u-'af rzaizfe myfelf onfe, bu! live and learn. Fort. GI. 3-43 GAA 2-3-43 Lat. CI. 2-33 Ser. CI. 2-3-43 Pep Cl. 4. Trans. from Hinsdale H. S. Soph. Yr. ROGER MURRAY I may not be great, but I am what I am. Treas. of Fr. Cl.3 Lat. Cl. 1-23 Stu. Con. 23 Band 13 Bio. CI. 23 Track 13 Wrest. 13 Football 1-2. CELIA NIESSEN fMUFFYD TlJey're only truly great who are truly good. GI. CI. 1-23 Fort. GI. 3-43 Thes. 3-43 Fort. GI. Pl. 43 Lat. CI. 2-3-43 Pres, 33 Jr. playg Poet. CI. 43 GAA 13 Ser. CI. 13 Dog CI. 33 Scr. CI. 4. NANCY NORDELL A :harp wit and a ready tongue. GI. CI. 1-23 Cr. 4g Fort. GI. 3-43 Ser. Cl. 1-43 B'cast. 3-43 GAA 2'3'4Q Cab. 3-43 Lat. CI. 1-23 Pep Cl. 13 Jr. play 33 Music Cl. 43 Wecomi 4. RICHARD NOVAK The rirengtla of tufenly men. Football 1-2-3-43 Wrest. 1-2-?JQ Track 1-2-3. WARD O,BRIEN fO'B1Ej I zbirzk I mn get my car. Choir 2-3-43 Gl. Cl. 39 Band 3-43 I-Jrt. Gl. 5-43 Fort. Gl. play 43 Thes. 43 Bio. Cl. 23 Chess Cl. 23 Span. Cl. 33 Trans. from Senn H. S., Chicago, Fr. Yr. SHELDON OLSEN New but nire. Football 43 Trans. from Austin H. S., Chicago, Sr. Yr. JACKIE O'NEIL Lemme tell you ramelbirf. Trans. from Columbus H. S., Ga., Sr. Yr. PAT OSTERCHILL Lore ii a Jielmen full of woef. Ser. Cl. 3-43 GAA 35 Fort. Gl. 3-43 Trans. from York H. S., Elmhurst, jr. Yr. J ERRY PAGN1 Lore canquerr ull. V. P. of jr. Classg Football 23 Trans. from Holy Cross Sem. Soph. Yr. SANDY PAKER All bm-'e not the gift of mar- tyrdom. Football 1-23 Wrest. 2'3-43 Stu Con. 13 Track 2. RAYMOND PERTELL Blersingf on thee little man. Baseball 1-2-3-43 Bio. Cl. 2. MARGERY PETERS Steady and peffiftent. Ush. Cr. 1-2-3-43 Lat. Cl. 1-23 Fr. Cl. 33 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3-43 Fort G1. 3-4. P1. Cf. 3.45 jf. P1. 3, Cr. 33 Glee Cl. 23 B'cast 23 Bio. Cl. 23 Wecomi 43 Thes. 3-4. DARLYS JEAN PLATZ They are never alone that are arrompmzied with noble thou- gfatr. Band 2-3-43 Orch. 43 Wecomi 43 Trans. from Decorah Pub. I-I.S., Decorah Ia. Soph. Yr. MILLY PLAYER The only uwy to lmve a friend if to be one. GAA 1-23 Glee Cl. 13 Ser. Cl. 1-23 Stu. Con. 3-41 Fr. Cl. 2-33 Lat. Cl. 13 Pep Cl. 1-43 Bio. Cl. 23 Poet. Cl. 4. DAVID RADFORD Leifure if my favorite indoor Ipflfl. Football 1-2-3-41 Basketball 1-23 Track 1-2-3-43 Art Cl. 23 Choir 3. GEORGE RESH Sludief bother me not for I bolber not with Jludies. Football 1-25 Baseball 2-35 Bas- ketball 15 Intra. 25 Stu. Con. 15 Bio. Cl. 2. ROBERT R. RICE I Jlill have hope: of growing. MARY ELLYN ROGERS I1 lakef life to love life. Fort. Gl. 3-45 Ser. Cl. 45 Choir 3-45 Fr. Cl. 35 Wecomi 45 B'cast 3-45 Trans. from Lyons Town- ship H. S. jr. Yr. VIRGINIA ROTH Never a dull moment. GAA 1-2-3-45 Orch. 1-2-35 We- comi 4. DAVID ROUSAR Men of few word: are the best men. Band 1-2-35 Span. Cl. 3g Bio. Cl. 25 Fort. Gl. 3. DON RUSSELL fLEONJ My main buxiness in life ir to enjoy it. Band 1-25 Lat. Cl. 3-45 Bio. Cl. 2-35 Cross Country 1-45 Track 1-45 Wrest. 3-45 Choir 25 Orch. 15 Basketball 1. ELLEN K. SAWYER Blened are llae pearemaken. Lat. Cl. 2-33 Glee Cl. 1-23 Sec. 23 Lib. Mon. 13 Choir 5, Fort. GI. 33 Ser. Cl. 1. RAYMOND SCHNITT I xlmll laugh myfelf to dealla. Football 1-2-3-44 Basketball.1-2, Track 1-2. JOYCE SCOTT Gee you guy, if lhif ever neat! Trans. Oak Park H. S., Ill., jr. Yr. WARREN Simms llybal I fdllll fee, I will never believe in. Football 1-23 Track 1-23 Lat. Cl. 2g Span. Cl. 3-41 Intra. lg Bio. Cl. 2. TOM SHARPI5 Reafon and judgment are llae qualifier of a leader. Treas. of Fr. Cl.g B'cast. 2-3-4, Asst. Ed. 3-43 Stu. Con. 2-43 Choir 23 Span. Cl. 2-39 Treas. 35 Nat. Hon. Soc. 35 Wecomi 4, Sports Ed., Ten. 4, Basketball 1-2. BOB SHUFELT CSHUFFJ Framed to make women faire. Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-43 Stu. Ct. 2-3-4g Choir 2-4, Pres. 4, Mus. Cl. 4, Pres. 45 W'ecomi 4g Intra. 4, Capt. 4, Hi-Y 3. ROBERT EUGENE SKARSHAUG All frieudr, no faery all jogf. 210 147161, Track Mgr. 13 Football 23 Bas- ketball 2. ELLIS SPAID CSAMJ All hir faulty were Iuch that one later him ftill the hetler for them. Fort. Gl. 4g Fort. Gl, play 45 Football 33 Wrest. 5g Track 35 Trans, from Arbor Vita Wood- ruff H. S., Wis.. jr. Yr. SI-IIRLEY STERLING A willing worker with a ready rmile. Cr. 1-2-5, Pres. 3g Bio. Cl. 25 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3, Sec. SIGIE STUELANIJ Nothing great war erer .zfhiered without erithuriarm. Pep CI. 1-43 GAA 1-2-3-4g Ser. Cl. 1-2g Cheerleader 3-43 Head Cheerleader 45 Glee Cl. 1-2g Choir 5g Stu. Con. 4. DONNA TI-IIINDER I lure him bert of all. Trans. from Glenbard H. S. jr.Yr, PAUL TI-IIIRSTON Little friendy may prove great frieridf. Lat. Cl. 2-4g Bio. Cl. 3-4, V. P. 5g Football 1-25 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Tratk l-2-3-43 Cross Country 3. Boa TITUS There are but Iwo boom in lifeg ibe love of af! and the an of love. V.P. of Soph. Cl.g Stu, Cl. 2-3-4 head mon. 45 Stu. Con. 2-35 Foot- ball 2-3-43 Track 2-5-43 Bio. Cl. 2g Art Cl. 1-25 C0-Chr. jr. Prom. MARILYN TODTZ To be young U to be lmpp-3. Ser, Cl. lg GAA 3. BEVERLY VALENTINE The mnmr of JU mourn 15. Lat. Cl. 2-31 Glee Cl. 23 Choir 53 Ser. Cl. 1, MARI.l.YNF Vow E1 erglhmg Lv 11111.15 for Lzugb- fer. GAA 2-3, Ser. Cl. 1-3. Glu. Cl. joucn VOIROL Beanlj 11' iff ozrn reumzrd. Pep Cl. 1-41 GAA 1-21 Ser. Cl. 1. Trans. Choir 2-3g Glee Cl. 1g Fort, Gl. 2-3. TOM XVALSH Krmzrlcdge fllllltlf bill zrifdorn Iiugw-1. llaakctlmlll 1-21 Baseball 2g Track 13 lntm. 5--lg Lat. Cl. 2-51 Bio. ei? .gy fs 'fr A 'T . . :KZ-Az-m,'Y Q, 3 ., , V A . .g ' - -2- 33 , 5 ' 1 ' g 3? 1, i k ' W m . 1 CJ? RHS? 4: '- ig Q WEN -. .,,.eN,'?Q, X. , A 4 v 4 9 ! 4 wins fy' Q, fy, fl 5 'L , . 55 k :QQ Sf' If 1 KLWH X A W -? ' K X. , X A , : . SAF 7':- 9' V , 3- K , QA. - i page Q-W' if ?iv? '.f5-'M ' , .Lf ' 3362 r - L - 1' I ' ', A- ' gif 'QV 'wi' 'F'?3gi,f,pf is 1 A JW K , vff:gi:p h .. ,Q , Q5 -,fi5:E.?.:,5 kg, -rw, .k ip. ,A fl J 5 ' .ff ' -f ' ' 3 . W J 4. :fi 3:33-,fl k V QQ' . .Q QL .1 3- ,xx t . 151391, ' ss? A , -age- ' ' Z-Qfiiffi ' , L :V , L wma Y' k wf xgbf-f V .- A X V I x qy .7 f . Q- 'M , .ff 5 i',Le 12:'g .. ' A , gl X. . , Y AARON YUSKO There are olber tbirzgr in life than women. Intra. 3-43 Tennis 3-43 Thes. 43 Trans. from Roosevelt H.S. Chi- cago, Soph. Yr. ALBERTINE ZEIGLER Her only fault if llmt :be loaf no fault. Girls' Choir 1-2-33 Ser. Cl. 1-2-3. GRACE F. ZEMAN In love tba! maker the world go 'round. Ser. Cl. 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-2-3-4, Sec. Treas, 33 Stu. Con. 1-2-3-4, Sec. 43 Fort. Gl. 2-3-43 Thes. 3-43 jr. Play3 Glee Cl. 1, V.P. 13 Pep Cl. 1-2-33 Homecoming Queen 43 Track Queen Attend. 3. JAMES ZINCK All I axle if bu! a palient ear. Fort. Gl. 1-2-3-43 Bio. Cl. 23 Span. Cl. 3-43 Choir 23 Track 13 Lt. Cr. 1-2-3-4, Chr. 3-43 Sound Cr. 2-3-43 Chr. 2-3-4. PAULINE BRICKER Refer! me noi into the world agam. Ser. Cl. 1-23 GAA 1-2-3-43 Lat. Cl. 1-23 Fort. Gl. 3-43 Bio. Cl. 23 Thes. 3-43 Glee Cl. 2-33 Poetry Cl. 43 jr. Play. Noi pictured RICHARD FACCIN RONALD NORMAN filet? yy L KLM, aflfx ' i!f4'VZ7,LC1 A 1 A , . l'f7 lb lf' Scuia Msfnry As the class to be graduating from Wheaton Community High School in 1953, we tried to think of everything that the principal, Mr. Burger had told us that Freshmen could expect from upper classmen and what would be expected of us. It was all we could do to recollect our thoughts, much less try to keep track of all those books that Fresh- men are known to carry with them. Butch Kuhnen, Byron DeVan, Tom Sharp and Roger Murray launched our new ship of state and we sailed through a wonderful year. As Sophomores we were still students of small importance, but we grinned a little when our football and basketball teams came up with better records than the varsity's. That year Ray Ludwig, Bob Titus, Peggy McNeil and Tom Gauger helped us prepare to take on the responsibility that we would face the next year as Upper Classmen. The junior year was the busiest for us. We went to our first formal, the Senior Girls' Dance, and later in the year we gave and attended our first Prom held in the Baker Hotel. Uncle Fred Flin By was our junior class play, and although it may not have been the best play W.C.H.S. has seen, it can be truthfully said that no one knew what would happen next. Bob Anderson, jerry Pagni, Pat Gerber, and Dick Hamilton did their best to see us through that hectic year, while after a vigorous campaign Dick Kamm, Butch Kuhnen, Grace Zeman and Pat Gerber took over as Student Con- ference officers. Bob Hiebner, Larry Wing, Byron DeVan and Pat Hawley hold the offices for our successful Senior Year. The Senior Girls' Dance staged at the Medinah Country Club was one of the outstanding events of the year. Homecoming this year was a big success with the biggest attraction being the University of Michigan marching band whose performance on our own Grange Field thrilled everyone. Very soon we will be making our own way in the world with the hope and dream that we will contribute something to society and the world about us which future generations will look back upon with awe. W juniars 0 Z X ,ijt f Q 'Q gf' ef 49 ! .. 'A 1 : 1 , III, I If A I X , ,ff ,f 'J . . ,gl 1 ,K I 'O 'gg ,f g....V-'ii A :mice Uh! ' DICK KROEHNKE LOIS PLAYER COLEEN BURKE JIM ROBERTS Prefident Treafurer Serrelary Vire Prefidenz f ' ' ' , , V L- WW ,., N , A,.4, , . . V m M 7 'M Q vb vhwmnmxww Y...-.,.-....,...,f-N-.N.... A 1. jx Q , TH 5 M va 5 3 S q E., x. A+, ' ..e.- -. . . x ..- ,. - . . 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A fn .fx K ' X 5fif '1W Mi E . , Z Q K 'J 2, ww.. i L N: is V' 9 S3 Q -5 '3 w Q H as ew -J' ,, aww W 1- J fy gi' aug get 1 2 . NSW ' 4 gm bak max L A N YS, ,..5 WL X ..L4 gr 'F 5 - Q sgw1QQv4+QK' Q Q wks gg Y 23 Q .i A, L- my ,ggi iw .4 4 , . ., 3 K X -If i, ,gg . .ay X. ,V N -H -5 NM Q- .. S3 . ,fp ' 'ljiwew NSS Sports C O Q iz O Q . O O Q Q First row: Roberts, Kamm, Novak, Mauerman, Kuhnen, Guy, Schmitt, Hobbs, Zeman, P. Zouvas, Whiting. Second row: Dahl, Anderson, Winkel, Burt, Shufelt, Clark, Radford, Craig, R. Hamilton, Karas, Robinson. Third row: Bartels, Balzhiser, Kroehnke, Olson, Titus. Phillps, Dell, McCausland, McMahon, Wold, Wiebal, Robinson. Fourth row: F. Hamilton, Mgr. johnson, Mgr. Brontsema, Mgr. Elder, Coach Horsley, Coach Garner. The 1952 Little Seven race found the Tigers in a second place tie with West Chicago while the Naperville Redskins were capturing their 13th league championship since the League was founded in 1922. The Tigers, however, have won or tied for the crown 14 times. At a point late in the season, a five team deadlock for first place developed, but an untimely loss as the hands of the Wildcats put a damper on the Bengals hopes. Wheaton's leading scorer was a sophomore, Pete Zouvas, who scored 74 points during the season. His total of 67 points during conference play was second best in the league. Three members of the Bengal squad made the Little Seven All-Star team. They were: Dick Kamm, end, Ed Mauerman, Tackle, and Pete Zouvas, back. Dick Novak and Max Hobbs made the second team. Leading the Wheaton defense throughout most of the season were co-captains Butch Kuhnen and Ed Mauerman, Art Clark, Dave Guy, Ray Luedtke, Dick Novak, Dave Radford and Ed Winkel. Next year's co-captains will be George Craig and Dick Kroehnke. SCORES Wheaton ...... ........ Batavia ....,.... Wheaton ....... .....,. 1 3 Glenbard .... ........ 1 5 Wheaton ,,,,,, ,,,,, W est Chiqagg Wheaton ....... ....... 3 2 Robinson .... .,., O Wheaton ,,,,,, ,,v,,-,- G eneva ,,,,,,,,, Wheaton ....... .... 6 Naperville ..... ..... 7 Wheaton ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, S ycamofe Wheaton -----4- ------- 2 7 Dundee ----- ------w- 1 3 Wheaton ....,.,., ........ S t. Charles First row: Harris, Schmitt, Whitt, Parrott, Nielsen, Breitweiser, Miller. Dodd, Sanchez. Second row: Coach Colin, Burlcholder, Evans, I-lendren, Ulery, Granhur, Cameron, McFadden, Searight, Fountain, Coach Longacre. Third row: Kepte, Gallimore, Piper, Kreibich. DuBurke. Haas, Sharp. Bennett, Grafer, Libby. Back: Mgr. Rogers. Wheaton fans were treated to another grid title this year as the Tiger Cubs topped a share of the Little Seven crown for the sixth straight year. The sophs shared title honors with Dundee, sporting six wins and one loss in conference play and a 7-2 season showing. The year was highlighted by several close games as the cubs came up with the leagues tightest defense. Naperville took a 7-0 trimming at Wheaton's hands, and the sophs also squeezed by We-Go by a 14-6 count and Sycamore by a 7-6 margin. George Fiedler gave the sophs some needed offensive spark as he scored 57 points for the Little Seven scor- ing title. Coaches Colin and Longacre did a great job of rounding the team into a championship outfit, and the promise shown this year should give Wheaton title hopes for the future, SCORES Wheaton ,,,,,, .,.,i,,, 1 3 Glenbard ..... .... 7 Wheaton ,......, ,.,,,. 1 4 Wfest Chicago Wheaton ,,,.,,, ,r,,, 0 Mooseheart Wheaton ,.,..,i, ..,,,, 2 7 Geneva , Wheaton ,r,,,, ...,. 7 Naperville Wheaton ,,,,..,, ,,..,. 7 Sycamore .,,. XXfhQgt0n ,,,,,, ,,,tr 6 Dundee .... .....,. W heaton .,,..... ,,.... l 3 St. Charles Wheaton ....... ....... .20 Batavia Wheaton Wheaton ....... Wheaton ....... Wheaton Wheaton Wheaton Wheaton Wheaton ....... First row: Thurston, Kroehnke, Kuhnen, Kamm, Anderson, Lederman. Second row: Balzhiser, Burt, Lehr, Roberts, Zeman, Dell, Winsor. Hamilton and Brontsema were absent at the time of the picture. ' Spurred on by the efforts of seven very much improved lettermen, the Tiger cagers enjoyed one of the finest seasons ever encountered by a Wheaton team and, in doing so, presented to the fans as well-rounded and sharp shooting a team as has ever been seen on the Wheaton court. Paced by Captain Dick Kamm, Don Anderson, john Brontsema, Dick Kroehnke, Butch Kuhnen, Dick Hamilton and Paul Thurston, the Colinmen mowed down the opposition with amazing consistency, compiling a terrific 14-1 record with four games left on the agenda. A lone loss at the wigwam of the Naperville Redskins was sweetly revenged in one of the most exciting games ever played in Russell Gym. It took the Bengals all of a sudden death overtime to finish their workg but john Brontsema put the game, along with a share of the title, on ice as he netted a one hander, making the final score 56-54. The entire squad played great ball all year. If the same spirit, teamwork, and deter- mination that prevailed during the course of the 1952-53 season is present in next year's squad, W.C.H.S. will have another gold basketball to add to its already crowded trophy case. SCORES ,,.,,,57 Glenbard Wheaton....... St. Charles .......46 Dundee 42 Wheaton....... Sycamore ,,,,,.58 Batavia Wheaton....... Dundee Granite City Wheaton....... Batavia West Chicago 45 Wheaton....... Glenbard ,,.,.,38 Naperville Wheaton....... West Chicago ,HW61 Geneva Wheat0n,,,..,, Naperville .,....53 Marmion 46 M. R x Q , fibeffif ., QV W L 'S Eff .gN'3I:- , gg ia 14595 if X: M 5 x 1.3 K' AX ,I 'X 'S E Q K X isa! -.1 sw? Rv' if-'E K wif' .www NN-fl yy, f ' Hit: sw? X 1 . Maisy T 'ey we 0 S533 Q2 U X5 x X nf I First row: Fiedler, Zeman, P. Zouvas, Searight, Bennett, Hobbs. Second row: Haas, Miller, Granbur, Backe, Lebo, Evans. 'Not to be outdone by their big brothers up in the varsity ranks, the frosh-soph hoopsters came through with a good year themselves, taking the decision in 11 out of 14 games, with another four games still on the waiting list. All of the sophs saw action, the majority of them a good part of the timeg and this depth paid dividends very often. Although they didn't cop the title, they did have a reputation in the Little Seven as a very tough outfit and the record books more than bear out this observation. Mr. Colin shouldn't have any worries about the basketball team- at least for another two years! SCORES Wheaton ......... ........ Wheaton Wheaton ....,..., ........ Wheaton ......... ........ Glenbard ..... Dundee ....... Batavia ......... West Chicago Wheaton ,.,,r,,.. .....,.. N aperville Wheaton ......... ........ G eneva ......... Wheaton Marmion ..... Wheaton ,,..,.,.. .....,.. S t. Charles Wheaton ......... ........ 3 5 Sycamore ..... Wheaton ......... ........ D urldee ...... Wheaton Batavia ......... Wheaton Glenbard ..,,. Wheaton ......... ......,. W est Chicago Wheaton Naperville EQ - -- t if . fiibli L EX 1 Q 'N SS Q 4 9 331 3 . ix T L:.b Y . ii , s '- ii gf 'QE' 53,55 X Q, S X. W v , ' K3 ' ' ' R Fi 1 ' f -' f ff . z X gs xg QF f , 6 ,,,k 4 iz i .K -. X. 7 Swan lettmmea First rowg Thurston, Brontsema, Hiebner. Second row: Shufelt, Titus, Kamm, Mauerman, B. Anderson. First row: Kuhnen, Wing, Guy, D. Anderson. Second row: Schmitt, Russel, Karas, Ludwig, Hogeboom Radford, Clark, Winkel, Luedtke, Novak. ! 1 si-Q, - f Q . Q Q Q, , 4 X. .651 .Q Q- 0 , X ' 'VA Q 7 ., - 0 1 - . Y W 5 . ,E 'il --iss -ff.. . mv, ML F X Q l 4- x ' . fr ' ,iff-I 5 . Q v. Q Y Q 1, 33,3 nf if af is v 4 S vb ,Ext s-54' Q ef. if - A x 'Fc I lj I . 01.1, 3' ROW' V50 Q Q 0.1. ffl..- ' . N. 9 as 09,95 sf' Q nfs 'lids is ,W M-ss 0 0 si isa-Q. First row: Mgr. Reinel, McMahcl1. Balzhiser. Nissen. F. Hamilton, Luedtke, jobson. Second row: Coach Colin. Burt, l-locker, Guy, Anderson. Kroelinke, Rush. f0', l To. . X si' 1 First row: Russel. Rahn, Collins, Frank, Sheridan. Nelson, Holmsten. Second row: Clark. Irwin, Hennicke, Wolgast. Ballantine. Goodrich, Smith. Third row: XX'insor, Wfalsh, Corbin, Patrick, Rogers, Coach Barker. The thinclads of Coach Clayton Barker had one of their most successful seasons this year. Although they had a .SOO record in meets, Glen Collins became the first Wfheaton man to go to the state finals for many years. Collins won the district meet to qualitfy for the state, where he finished 16th among the best of Illinois. Lettermen were: Glen Collins, Sam Frank, Dave Holmsten, john Nelson, Dick Rahn, Ron Russel and 'lim Sheridan. I -1 . 1 Activities Q 0 Q 2 . ' Y' .5 Q T 1 f .'a 4 1 4 . ', ' Q Q O 9 O .1 'V ' , 0, 1 0 9 3 ,f U U Q , n : -' I' Q, 1, Q- 9 0 Student 600 Third row: Leadabrand, Sharp, J., Dahl, Phillips, Kroehnke, Titus, Hamilton, Miller, Bennett Garner. Second row: Sharp, B., Sharp, T., Gates, Jayne, Burrows, Slingerland, Kleitz, Hawley, McCausland Whiting, Hiebner. First row: Daleiden, S., Koch, Langan, Burt, Gerber, Kamm, Kuhnen, Zeman, Player, M., Tall Kroehnke, B. Sm an ew-zz Third row: Haenisch, Landgren, Zouvas C., Balzhiser, Boggs, Zouvas P., Bennett, Anderson B Second row: Womeldorf, Shufelt, Hill, Evans, Niessen, Krueger, Gerber. First row: Eicher, Lewis, Osterchill, Titus, Hamilton, Hiebner, Shufelt, Thurston. FORTUNE GUILD and THESPIAN OFFICERS Second row: Lewis, Burkholder, Anderson. First row: Kleitz, Garner, Hawley. 'yoztcme pid? -M .1 ss, 5 2 Y ?aaZuae 7764? 644513. CHARLEY'S AUNT gm' ,-ifzdeem Hmmm G.A.A. CABINET Second row: Sandman, Varley, F., Nordell, Werner. First row: Reuter, Halstead, Player, Barbour. VSWR . ww f - -aw? 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Q Third rowg Robinson, McGarry, Mundy, Kauwling, Shannon, Stone, Ringberg, Skinner, McQuilken Player, S., Tessman, Roth, McNeil. Second roxy: Sawyer, XX'alters, Reuter, Smucker, Nicssen, Sandman, Lintoln, Mohline, Loring Underhill, Nelson, N., Milne. I First row: Ratlije, Iwi., Norris, ISI., Whitmcwre, Packer, Smail, Norris. C.. Lusk, Tall, Liebal, Varley A., Yodell, Leech, Span! I1 61116 Fourth row: Karnuth, H., Zeman, Zouvas, C., Wolbrink, Patrick, J., Dahl, Burt, Zouvas, P., Landgren, White. Third row: Sangster, Begalke, Rathje, Smith, Peirormet, johnson, Calmes, Newman, McDonald Cole, Steinbrecher, Shay. Second row: Freedland, Mittman, Barton, Elfstrom, West, Warren, Herman, Gavin, Chummers S,, Noble, Nelson, Oberg. First row: May, Shufelt, Langan, Hobbs, Boggs, Fredricks, Woodward, McCormac, Lundquist Wheaton, Stetzer, Boren. 34046 6644 and .4'dJzazq 446454154 Fourth row: Elfstrom, Blodgett, Mohline, O'Brien, Schneider, Allen, Frett, Dvorak, Shay. Third row: Kott, Buenaman, Begalke, Bohm, Neuendorf, Whitmcmre, Stevenson, Bartels, Langan Second row: Freedlund, Knippen, Leech, Lincoln, Varley, A., Oberg, Norris, Mittman. First row: Cavanaugh, Davis, Holcomb, Montgomerie, Sandholm, Day, Faccin. X I Second row: Whitmore, Sidowitz, RogerS, Sawitoski, McElroy. First row: Shatz, Dufour, Oberg, Varley, A., Mittman. , 'QF 'wir 0 Q XV WA P 5 4 vw i! f i W1 W 3, A J N ,. .gm A .-7 .. , X QM - .KQKNQ Sli, 3 X 7 V 4. k5Ak,,fL .Q .R 5 bi 1. . W-,WV x : gi- N gn ww- 'X - :y J , , .. ,Q Awfq-: ,W ' ixillw 41 Ei n- . . 0 ' ... ... 5 X ST? iw - xx .JK ,W X- ,,, is x A ' K' Aw f 1 'ff' 1. xf - xg. K , S 1 5 .K ia psggx ,fgfJggw,. ig R Num! mi - 5 Wim. Qu... 'un- .JG if A WI ,ip ig 35' Q S if ,H if Q1 f 1 Q 3: , , A 'R 'ffg V 5' Q A J' , A . A ,F m .qua if if hw W ' 5 fi if qQlw xi W Q f Vw? A is A 'K 7? a ,Ni-N' Myw ' T was . vw FHS- L is wg s 1 fs .. .Fm ow. 71325 ,..' 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'X Ax 5 . lk, ' 8' 03' '13 .1 QM '., 'fd ' ' f'.k?,i S- Fifi- l 'ilsifq A , X 9 - af ' ' Q 4 t ' v . Xi? v A . W . I any 1 1 A ' 'fix .wh Wiw' fi? fC,1L , xi 3 if . , li 'A fp: ' V' Ar. Q 'vlb fa E 1 3. at sri I if . t I The band has had quite an eventful year starting with the appearance of the Michigan Band on our field at Homecoming. The band also made its first appearance in its new uniforms last fall. In December the Wheaton College Band combined with the W.C.H.S. band to give a Christmas Concert which was quite a success. In April the band made a spring tour through the Southeastern states. It ended the year by presenting a Spring Concert. Zim al 61116 Fourth row: Whiting, Bartels, Karnuth, johnson, Mohline, Grant, Temte, Burkholder, Dodd, O'Brien, Radford, Calmes. Third row: Stone, Landgren, Shufelt, McNeil, Wheaton, Burton, Varley, McGarry, Berthold, Rogers. Second row: Daniels, Perry, Lewis, LaSalle, Lawrie, Burkholder, McElroy, Hartman, Gerber, Trask, Nordell. First row: Gansman, Curto, Shufelt, Dugan, Wfomeldorf, Hill, Chummers, Evans, Norris, Mayberry, Player. Widxed 6401664 Third row: Zouvas, P., Adamson, Libby, Parrot, Mayberry. Second row: Gansman. Noffsinger, Jayne, Foster, Lederman, Sawitouski, McDonald, Holmes. First row: Hamilton, johnson, Darrah, Chummers. S., Krueger, Grawin, Knippen, Hale, Sandholm. This year the glee clubs and choirs organized and became a group called the Choral Clubs, with officers Bob Shufelt, Sonya Mayberry, Dorothy Hill, Paul Landgren, to run things smoothly. Choir robes were also purchased this year. The Choral Clubs' activities included the annual Christmas Vesper Service in December, participation in the Fox Valley Festival in May, assembly programs for Armistice Day, Thanksgiving, and Easter, and climaxing the year with a lovely Spring Concert. A Fourth row: Kibler, Nill, jordan, Carrol, Gudke, Witt, Rathje. M.. Rohinson. Smith, Goodwin. Third row: Player, S., Liebal, Mohline, Steinhrecker. Fitzgerald, Piper. Sutton. Bailey. Second row: Dieter, Martin, Weishrook, Duran, Clark. Smucker, Madison, Hinderliter, Landgren. First row: Schoeman, Alcher, Kammes, Knippen, Underhill. Clarke, Berry. jensen, Loang. Qlzeedmcw glee 664454 Fourth row: Hawley, Rousar, Nofstetter. Wcmlgiist, Franrisey, Dugan, Shibley, Karnuth, D., Klein Thieman, Ness, Skinner Gamster Glasser. Third row: Webb, Smith, D., Adamson, Walters, Vogt, P., Birr, Fox. L., Bauer. Strong, Newman juhnke. Second row: Peterson, La Bonte, Rice, Wendorf, Tansley, Mittman, Mikesell, Gill, Kufhurski, Spicer. First row: Wilson, Lusk, Hiebner. Tessman, Nelson. Karas, Kroeknke, Tull, Noble. Ofzaleatza Second row: Jayne, Impey, Ringberg, Hamutn, Renter, Freedlund, Begalke, Leadabrand, Sidley Nissen Smith. First row: West, Berg, Simon, Platz, Peacock, Plummer, Daleiden. Alcher. Elfstrom. ,N ,,,. Q...-iqil A X A--- . N x ' mf sg.-f. Q, KL 1. K wb Q N R' . Qggm 3? 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