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

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W W WHEATON COMMUNITY 1-My HIGH SCHOOL WHEATON, ILLINOIS Volume XIX qiikfg ,ff Con ten ts STAFF DEDI CATI ON ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY SENIORS .IUNIORS SOPHOTVIORES FRESHMEN SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS I I - .1 Faculty Advisor Co-Editors Faculty Editor Senior Editor C Sports Editor Snapshot Editor Class Editor C, Business Manage Activities Editor B 1118 D 111 III Art Work C E , 10111116 D IX Photographers at School Daw Bea ken Senior Pictures C M1 Ixolmll Staff and Contents 1 1 K , W,,,,,,1,,N.M.w1''lm Wlilllllllllllllillllll IIllIHlIIlliI1lll1lIl1011lN1lHHHIIllmumIr14lmmuasammw cl great acher, f the T6 fl 0 wud, if s ' ' or er 3,610 looiitro pfjfwi Eu .,BPxXRK' ON if ! 66 C1888 of 1955 Q16 ,of6as6O' 'Ir 10 116026616 1613 106111116 0f16611' 611111161 10 C21 y1011 1911124161: . 0116 of 166 ,g16a16s1g11'2s W6 all 61y0y 1:9 166 4911? 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I would like to thank the excellent editors who worked on the hook. They did at splendid job under very trying ClI'CllIllStiillCCS. I would also like to thank the Wheaton Daily ,lournal for many of the excellent pictures from their files. Mr. Kohli took the pictures of the faculty and the classes. Dave and Pete worked hard on the activity section. What would we do without them all? Thanks a million to our wonderful advertisers who make the hook possihle. MR. GRIFFITH Vida, Office I 3 IK l MRS. KIDSTON MRS. CLIPPINGER Tift , Y 1-,QZAWJ-A FPXC U LU 1509156 4? 5 J !, ' 73 HISTORY e-z...ag...f1 SCIICNCIN Nlr. Suu , .NIr.51'l141ffnil.Nllxliukfl YI: K llw Il is C5 hw INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. l.e'mon. Mr. Corbin. Mr. Fr lx ART AND HOMEMAKING Urs. Kulmuns. Mrs. llarkof. Mrs. Buren. IIIYSINESS Miw S1'llllI'IIWl'lN'!'. Mr. Saxndlmlm. Mise ,lnllnwn ICNIILISII AND MVSHI W Ur. Swvvt. NIH. l,yllc'. Ur. tlilllqll HI YYILUAK X .X 'Xxx s 3--v fv- il? Cal ' n '? C675 Z 'I inl- T 11-H' 1 MA I HFMATIQ S 1 xlllllg, In longurm Mr C ro I 'Ur ulemlorp M1 N h1IllPI' PNC I ISH 'N trnm Q ,, 'Non mmm 'N Murrcn 'Ur Smith 'Nlr bflffllll, mlrolml ,Q Z7 Y? s V Yiviiv'-vw' K ' , l .E A, , .'xfT1EgQ5L4j.'f 5 , s J , 'Y C7 . , 'lu .7 . , V LANGUAGES bf Miss Welcll. Mr. Beck. Miss Powell. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Mrs. SC'llI'0Pllf'I'. Miss W'erner. Miss Larson. Mr. Horsley. Mr. Colin, 1 my Q!! J, ,K ,XFN .. ,g by 'X - A2 ,l dbmlo 11,5 JIM l'lVANS MARY JANE HoLcoMB After four years, we are leaving the halls and faces we have Come to know so well. Many changes have taken place since we first entered Wheaton Community High School. We've seen the addition of the new cafeteria and classrooms, and had enough Contact with them to know that they will fill a great need in the years to come. Too, we realize, that even without these things, we have had the advantage of a well trained and devoted faculty and administrative staff. To them, on hehalf of the graduating class, we extend our sincerest thanks. 966 SHEILA CHUMMERS I thought the moon was made of green cheese. Secretary of Senior Classg Choir 34, Sec- retary 43 Service Club 1-2, Treasurer lg Spanish Club 2-3, Secretary 3g Pep Club 2-3-4: GAA 1-23 Poetry Club 4, Secretary 4g Fortune Cuild 3-45 Wecomi 4g Music Club 2-3-4g Glee Club 1-2g Varsity Show 2-3-4. FRAN VARLEY Treasurer of Senior Class: GAA 1-2-3-4: Cab't 2: Service Club l-2-3, Treasurer 2g Clee Club 13 Choir 2-3-4, Treasurer 43 .lunior Playg Poetry Club 4, President 43 French Club 3-4, Secretary 4: Spanish Club 1-2: Thespians 4: Music Club 3-4: Book Club 1-2: Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Saddle Club 3-45 Wecomi Senior Editor 4. DoN BURKHOLDER He was leader of leaders. President of Senior Classg Football 1-2: Track 2-3-4: Choir 2-3-4, Vice President 45 Clee Club 1: Basketball lg Latin Club 2-33 Music Club 2-3-4-g Intramurals 3-45 Student Con. 4: Student Court 4. EDWARD BACKE This man is content to know that he is loved. Vice President of Senior Classg Track l-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-3-43 Band 1-2-3, Vice President 3g Choir 3-43 Spanish Club 3. BILL ALLEN I often ,forget my own name. Transit-rr:-d from W'hf-aton Acad:-my in Svnior yt-ar. GENE ANDERSON Ask me no questions and l'll tell you no film. Biology Club 23 Fortuna Cuild 2'3'41 For- tuna- Guild Play 43 The-spians 3-4, Svcro- tary 43 The-spian Play 43 junior Play: llroadrast 43 Co-Businoss Manager of Wvvonii 4. if .3 14 .!.x n 'K , X Boa A DAMsoN A boy is un appelile u'iIh ll skin pulled over it. Football I-33 Track 1-33 llasvball 2-43 Basketball 13 Clow- Club 1-23 Art Club 3-4. EDDIE AIILSTRAND A woman would run through fire and wafer for such a kind heart. Bi0l0tly Club 2: Spanish Club 3. .cg-3 N 'X C, PAUL ANDERSON His foe was folly and his weapon wit. Football 3-43 Basketball 3-43 Tralisfvrrl-tl from Lyons Township High School in Senior Yvar. KAREN BAKER The soul of this woman is her rloihes, Fortuna Cuild 2-3-43 CAA I-2-33 Latin Club 1-23 Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 3: Student Court 43 Pop Club 43 Se-rvim' Club l-23 Poetry Club 43 Script Club 43 Varsity Show 2-3-4: Thospians 43 Broad- cast 2-3-43 Junior Play Wecomi 4. is 7' X 1 HARRIHT BARBOVR Hou' 'lmul .wnzv gulf. li'vuu'ull7 lllf-1' lfluli lg luliu lilllll l-2: Svrxim- Cluli I-21 fill l-ll-fl-l. Vim' llrvxiilvut 22 For' rum- lluilfl 2-fi-1: ,luuiur l'l1ixg 'l'lu--pian, I xll'l' l'l'c-Nlnlvlll -l PSTHER BARTEL lfr' ,ulmf mul mnr lvfliflllli ure' mrznui. l.ulu1 l.Iuli l-2: N'rx'u'i- l.luli l-2. Se-crvtzlry .lg Pvp lllulu Ii-lg I-'urlum' lluilil 3-1: Bunk . af Ai - .- '- xi ' ' Llulx .Z-.i--I, Xiu' lwfiilmit .L N-rr:-tary -1: l'r:'m'li Lluli ll. I,l'Q'Nlil4'Ill -3: lvlrls Llulm 3. Yin' l,l'1'Nllll'!ll 31 xx-t'L'Ullll -l. . . 4 FRED BENNETT nfrmlhvr nl nur more nmtnrv, xvrioux vY01lIhX. lfnotlmll I-23 lialskvtlmall I-2-3--lg 'IR-lulis 1: liars:-lmull 2-3--I-3 l re'ru'h liluli 3. Yin' Prvsi- ilvnt 33 Stuelc-ul Con. 2-3-4, Yin- Pl'Q'Slllt'Ill 43 Sturlvnl Court 2: l'rvsid1'nt uf Sopho- muri- Class. lhuus BENNS Fair u'nn1'x nf'1'r'r hurl flu' f1Hl,L'llf'. l uture- lluiiiifixiukm-rs uf 'hm-rivu 4, 'X ..f A T K wi- I fl' nv A lk., L BARBARA BARTON The gentle niinrl ln' grfnlle' zlrwcls is lfrmwn. 5l'I'Yll'l' Llulm l-2: Spanish Llulw 2-3: Hook lfluli 3-'lg lliulugylfiluli 2: P111 ffluli 3-41 l l0 fTY'flllllP 4.1. l llum- Uuilal ii-4: Library .-Xsslstunljig YM-4' u 41. Q! W lf'IIo B U WRTEN, tgl' S L17 6911 ,ly 1'y'it1o14'r1 'lsr fcijgjfgipl. 1 ,ggmilillll-2-Kyiv.-,iii ni 25-URL 1-2-33 , 'vim-v Llili . Svvh -yi-,llg If I-ary AS. ' X 9 api I-Wgvilfiil V '62-3-iq: J' vp Club if I 3 Ziuiogvk .uh of nv fill! 1 Girls' i lf I ,ill 3?Qil1'11,ktjlul 1:, Alu, 4 nf Fonlliall H -L Wlduni' il f ,' . f ,T . - - .' ,' 1. , ',r, V , ' r xr ' . , vi, J - V , ia f , , , T. , ' ' , I I T, , ,tl 1, lg BRAD Bl.0DGE'l l' I make lhe best of all that romes, and the lens! all all Ilia! goes. Basketball 2: Tennis 2: Cross Country 35 Band 2-3-41 Varsity Show 2-3. CAROL BOREN Her ways are ways ol pleasantness. Spanish Club 2-31 Choir I-3-4: Fortune Guild 2-33 Book Club lg Svrviri- Club 1-23 Wi-vonii 4. No photo 1 AVAILABLE JOSEPH 4S1ui BERKLEY Ahoy there, nzateyl Transferrwl from English High School. Boston. Nlassachusc-tts. in Se-nior Ye-ar. VINCE E. Bisci-iorr A jolre's a Very serious thing. SUE BRANDT Care's an enemy to life. Book Club 33 Poetry Club 4: Transferrvd from Manning High School, Manning, Iowa, in her Senior Year. STEVE SHERWOOD BREITWEISER Like a steam engine in trousers. Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball l-21 Trark 1-2-3-43 Biology Club 2-3-4. JOANN BURCESS ll is quality rather than quantity that 1-aunts. Service Club l-21 CAA l-23 Pep Club 3-43 Book Club 3-43 Cirls' Club 3-43 Clee Club lg Yvevonii 4. PAMELA BURT Huw muah elrler art thou than thy loolrs. Clos- Club 13 Survive Club 1-2, Vive Presi- dent 23 Latin Club 1-2-33 Student Council 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 43 CAA 1-23 Fortune Cuiltl 2-3-43 Thespians 43 Biology Club 23 Varsity Show 2-3-43 Attendant Football Queen 43 Wecomi 43 National Honor So- ciety 33 Treasurer of the Sophomore Class3 Clu-erleader 23 Poetry Club 4. 'fm' Wi?-fe W W Nl Q ' ,- mb DICK CHINN He's fl gentleman: Look at his bootsf Track l-23 lntramurals 1-2-3-43 Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Chorus 33 We- comi 43 llasvball 43 Varsity Show 4. Jumru COLE She whose sung we love the best. Band I-2-3-43 Choir 43 Spanish Club 2-33 GAA 1-2-3-43 Muisc' Club 41 FHA 4- JIM CALAY He's rt quiet man of art. Football l. GEORGE 4LADDb CAMERON The hope of Amerim is 11 Clean-rut serious youth. Student Council 2-4, President 43 Basket- ball 1-23 Travk 1-2-33 Football 1-2-3-43 Intramurals 33 Clee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 23 Choir 43 Music' Club 3-43 Spanish Club 33 Vice President of Freshman Class. S M N1-un' Sl I-3 Clmkl: Thvrr-'x a gmnl firm' raining. mmmnzzf Kr! fflulu l-2-fl: llvp lfluls 2-ll: llwmk Clulu Z l.ulin lllulv fl-4: il.-K-X I-2: lforlum' 1 llil1l fl-4: lliulugy Club 2: Stmlwnl Cuurl ll. S'l'lCPllliN W. CROWE. Jn. .4 rnlling slum' grllhrrs no nmxx. llrekvllrall ll llansl I-2-fl: 'l1l'2l4'li 2-33 l lkr. North llaluwlu in l'll'f'SlllIlflll Yvar. . ffl lrurx-fwre-ll from ffvntral lligxll. lle-vil- CAROLYN Cook lvl-ffllf' is II rr'u'nnl In ilxelf. mir fig Puvtrv lfluln 1: 'l1l'llH'4l'I'l'I'l'll from 91:-inmu-iz lligll S1-lun-I. Claim-ug-w. Illinoi- lll ,lnnmr Yvur. BRVCE CRAPVCIIFTTES l1'm1'P and nu laws fair, Base-ball 2: Wi,-.tlillg fl-1: 'l'e'nni- Il: llsll- 4r fr:-w 'l' flwru- .iz lwmllmll 3: llunxl 4: lravlx -l. W and under Z l'1lin Vlulv 2-33 lfurlunv 1 'l'l1e--pians -1: Ifhwr- 4, Stmlvnl llun. 35 Ulm- Club . mr 3-4: Urvhvstra 1: .lunior Play: Pvp Kflulm 2-3-4: .-Xllvmlant lfonllnall Qu:-1-n MARY Jo DAVIS I find the world not grew. lm! rom. GAA l-21 llroamlcasl 2-31 l'ff'Ill'll Club 3-4: in fllulm l-2: Cirle' Cluln l-2: Fnrtune' Guild 2: llook Cluls 1-2-3-4: l'1-p lllulx 2: usic' lflu lv l: :Xrt Llulw 3. JOANNE ELAINE DAY There's magir in her fir1ger!ips. Art Club 1-2-ll, Seeretary 2. Seeretary- Treasurer 3: Fortune Cuiltl 23 Book Club 1-2-3-4, Presitlent 45 Weeomi 43 Service Club l-2-3: Pep Club 3-43 Library Assist- ant l-23 Varsity Show 2-3--1. SALLY DEAINS Thy morlesty is a randle In thy meril. Transferresl from North Toronto Collegiate lnstitute. Toronto. Canada in Senior Year. qw BARBARA LE BEAU DUGAN Where shall the baby's rllmple be, cheek, ehin, lrnuelfle, or knee? Ch-e Club 1: Chorus 41 Music Club 4: Latin Club 1-2-3-45 GAA 1-2-3-43 Service Club 1-2-3: Pep Club 2-33 Poetry Club 4, Viet' President 4. Btu. C. DUNAKIN l laughea' till l erierl. Football 1-2-3-4: Wrestling I-2-3-43 Tennis l-2-3-4: .lunior Play: Rand l-2-3-4: Spanish Club lg Biology Club 2. f 4.1 N 2 I DAVE DECKER Waleh the Birdie, please! Football lg llaseball 2g Spanish Club 2g Latin Club 3-4. GEORGE Donn Lord, what fools these mortals bel Football I-2-3-43 Track l-2-3-44 Basketball 13 Wrestling 23 Latin Club 1-24 Student Court 3-43 Music Club 2-3-45 junior Playg Varsity Show 2-3-45 Glee Club lg Choir 2-3-43 National Honor Society 3. 1 I L.. 1 ' - fi-.4 JIM EVANS Men are masters of their fate. Choir 3-4, Prvsidvnt 41 lland 1-2-3g Music Club 3-43 Football l-2-3-45 Haskvtball 1-23 Tennis l-2-3-41 junior Playg Varsity Show 3-4g Co-Editor Wroomi 43 Debate Club 3, Vive- Presidvnt 31 Student Con. 3-4: Boys' State- 33 Pri-siile-nt of the Freshman Class. PIIYLLIS FACCIN .4 heart with room for erery joy. Cirls' Club l-2-33 Choir 43 Book Club 2-3, Sf-vrm-tary 3. Treasurer 43 Fortune Guild 2-3: Library Assistant I-2-33 CAA 23 Cbo- rus 3: Spanish Club 2. DIANNE Dvormc She is good as she is fair. Service Club 1-2-3: CAA 2-3: Latin Club 2-3-43 Book Club 2-3-41 Fortune Guild 2-3-43 Poetry Club 45 Pep Club 3-4, JANET ELLIOTT A woman should be seen not heard. CAA 1-2-3-43 Fortune' Guild 2-35 Service Club 1-25 Latin Club 1-2: Pep Club 2-3-43 Clee Club lg Book Club lg Weronii 43 Varsity Show 2-3-4. if VICTOR FACCIN Where the willingness is great, the diffi- culties can't be great. Wrestling 1-23 Track 2. GEORGE J. FIEDLER. JR. Take the Cash and let the Credit go. Football I-2-3: Basketball 1-2g Track 1-2: Tennis 3: Spanish Club 2-3. MARYANN FISHER Never mind the why and wherefore. Fortune Guild l-2-3-43 Service Club 1-2-33 Hook Club I-2-3-45 Pep Club 3-4g CAA l-25 Clee Club l. DIANE LEE FOSTER Without musir, life would be a mistake. Girls' Club 1-2-3g Latin Club 2-3: Music Club 3-45 Choir 3-43 Poetry Club 45 Usher Crew 2-33 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 2g Varsity Show 3-4. WESLEY R. GALLIMORE I know a trirk wnrth two ol that. Football 33 Baseball 2-43 Wrestling 45 Transferred from Rochester High School, Rochester, Minn. in Sophomore Year. CAROL GANGESTAD Who walks with beauty has no need of fear. Fortune Guild 45 Book Club 43 Pep Club 4g Poetry Club 45 Transferred from East Rockford High School, Rockford in Senior Year. f l K. RICHARD lDICKl FOUNTAIN Your move. Football 23 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus Chess Club 4, Secretary 4. LORRAINE FRANK A merry heart goes all the rlay. 4s Book Club 43 Pep Club 49 Transferred from Morton High School, Cicero in Jun Year. ior .. h LJ s ,-6..- SHIRLEY ANNE G.u'cER Lin' is gm. 5 Q - 1 . 'K Vs- 1.11111 21 Umm' f Fnrtunr lluilml 2: .Xrl Klub l: ilu PML fL11.nr:n'r Hun' huppx is Ill' lmrn 117111 laugh! Thur .wrrelll rm! !1Il0I1ll'f'.i IFIIH. ansff-rn-fl frnm - ' 'gg 4Y, ' Sf' IU Var, Bon Un xlfl-:lc llvlyrf' is ffm- ll'l..Vl,IIllI.X lwsl lvl lfmullmll I-2: Vin--tlirlgz I. Rox GR.-KNBI lc TIIIVA iw flu' lung ul' il. Pc llllll I-2: Hawk:-tlrzill I-2-3--I Ilsltk 1, lh flull 2, Blu, llmvr HPR Ihr' rvnl Ihing ami no m1'.wlr1l.v: Rusk:-tlmall 11 fllm- lllulx lg Choir 231 llonnux GRUIWI' I'll not lrurlgr' nn fll1',I.' Banfl l-2-3--lg llinlngv lflulx 2. Dfwm HMS What you :lo still helters what is done. iluwketball l-2-3-4: Baseball 1-2-31 Foot- lmll I-2. KAY HALSTEAD One thing is forever good. That one thing is XIIITPSS. Clit-t-rleatler 2-3-4. Head 4: Pep Club 2-3-4, President 4: Secretary of Freshman ClasS: Latin Cluln l-2: CA.-K I-2-3--1-3 Fortune Guild 2-3-4, Vive President -11 Thespians 3-4: Tllespian Play 41 Junior Play: Stu- dent Con. l-4: Spanish Cluli 41 Service Clulu l-2: Football Queen 4: Girls' State 3g Girls' Nation 3. BILL HARRIS The emi e.rc'nses the means. Football l-2-41 Traek l-2: Biology Clulm 2: Latin Clulr 31 Student Court 3-41 ln- tramurals 2-3-4. LILLIAN HARTIGAN Little, but nh myl Arl Club 1-2: Music Club 1-2-3-41 FHA 4. DAVE IIAMM Little rogues easily berome great ones Senior Year. Transferred from W'he-aton Avadenty n STEVE HARLOW Centlentrln mul xfltolnr. Transferred from University Schools in 'lo ronto. Canada in Senior Year. ' x gf' ,vi 55 2' 5 14' '1,.g?.:,'7 'fI Lf A if , B' JF P fl' fr . A , sg A 2 1 . ref' Q , ii Q P Wg S L XXXL , , . AE! MJF Q, 2 Q 52 S 'E L 'QL 5 'Q MARY JANE HOLCOMB Earth being so good would heaven seem best? CAA 1-2-3. Secretary-Treasurer 33 Glec Club lg Music Club 33 Choir 3: Book Club 1-2-3-4. Secretary 2. Vice President 4: Latin Club 2-3-4, President 31 Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer of junior Class: Art Club 4: Fortune Guild 2-3-4: Co-Editor Wecomi 43 Service Club 1-2: Varsity Show 2-3-4. JOANNE Soi-: HOLMES Who speaks in verse what others say in prose. Latin Club l-2-3-43 Fortune Guild 2-3-43 Tliespians 41 Thespian Play 4: Poetry Club 3-4, Treasurer 41 Script Club 1-2: Glce Club l-2: Choir 41 Music Club 2-4: Pep Club 2-3-45 Biology Club 2. W ' .rf , Sway 31-if , Nfl ll if' , .L , K rl - - llfl CAROLE JOHAISYON L? Hx All stuff and nonsenselfi iff Fortune Guild 43 Book Club 4: Pep Chlb 43 Choir 43 FHA 4g Transferred fromb Morton High School, Cicero in Senior Year. DONELLA JOHNSON A quiet mind is richer than a crown. flee Club 1-2-35 FHA 4, EVERETT IRWIN Oh, he was all marle up of lore and charmy, Wrestling I-2-3-4, Captain 43 Football 3-43 Cross Country I-23 Track I-2: Intramurals 2-3-4. CAROL l.lAKEYl JACOBSEN ffalilornia, here I come! Latin Club l-21 GAA 1-25 Service Club 1-25 Fortune Guild 2-3-43 Pcp Club 3-43 Spanish Club 43 llook Club lg Ch-e Club I, 5532 1 QF, , -'iw ? 4 ,fa ' lie? , u F fg ' A Jumrz KLEINOFEN .lleekness is not weakness. Tratisferred from Maine Twp. High School in Senior Year. SANDRA KNIPPI-:N All her paths are peace. Pep Club 1-23 Clee Club lg Art Club lg GAA lg Hook Club 1-3-4: Service Club l-21 Music Club 2-3-43 W'ecomi 4. iv. . x 54 wr. CLARK KORNELSEN Through knowledge we behold the earth's creation. ALLAN L. KREIBICH No legacy is so rich as honesty. Basketball 1-25 Football 21 Spanish Club 1-2. -ieG-it MARCIA Kocu The face is the image of the soul. Latin Club l-2g Spanish Club 3-43 Pep Club 2-3-45 GAA 1-2-33 Student Con. 2-3-4g Secretary of Junior Classy Broadcast 2-3-43 Thespians 3-45 Thespian Play 45 Fortune Guild 2-3-4, Secretary 45 Fortune Guild Play 3: Junior Playg Service Club 1-2: Co-Business Manager Wecomi 43 National Honor Society 3. JACK KOEPKE Life of the party. Varsity Show 33 Broadcast 4: Art Editor Wecomi 43 Football 3-4g Baseball 23 Art Club 35 Intramurals 35 Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero in Sophomore Year. SANDY KRUEGER Better threw lmurs too soon than a minute loo late. lllvv Club 1-23 Choir 3-43 UAA 1-2-3-4, Pri-siili-nt 43 Iliulngy Club 2. Srcrvtary- 'l'rs-asure-r 2: Spanish Club 2-33 Svrvice Club l-2-3. Pr:-sill:-nt lg Studvnt Con. 3-4, Se-vrvtary All llvp Club 3-43 Library AS- -istzint Ii DIANNE JEAN LAMM Lite without mirth is a lamp without oil. Clow- Club 33 Varsity Show 33 Spanish Club 33 Transfi-rr:-il from St. llc'nv4lif't's, lihivngo in Junior Yvixr. ALAN KENT KREMER Courage fonquers all things. Football 13 llaslu-tball 1: Track 1-2-3-43 Wrvslling 2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-4. Tre-asurvr 33 Pop Band I-2-3-43 Latin Club 13 Varsity Show 23 Thr-spians 3-43 junior Plav. JERRY H. KROPP. JR. No foward soul is mine. Spanish Club 2-3-43 Biology Club 2. MARY ANN LAMMERS The mildest manner and the grnllest heart CAA 13 Service Club 13 Clm- Club 1-3. STARR FAITH LARSON All the world are players. Fortune Guild 3-43 Thvspians 3-43 Thes- pian Play 43 ,Iunior Play: Varsity Show 33 Transferred from Clenhard in Junior Year. GEORGE LEBO There is no great genius without a loueh ol madness. llusketlxall l-23 Baseball 1-2-3: lland 1-2-33 Pep llantl 2-35 Transferred from Wheaton Aeurlt-my in Freshman Year. MARGARET ANN LEDERMAN ller deep blue eyes smile constantly. Book Club 45 Glee Club l-23 Choir 3: Pep Club 2-3-43 Service Club 1-2-33 CAA l-2g Varsity Show 3. 1 . lsqgwi' P fjywff DUANE Scorr LOERZEL Live for today. Football 1-43 Basketball lg Tennis 43 Band I-2-3g Pep Band 1-2-3g Intramurals 1-2-3-43 Biology Club 2g Spanish Club 25 Pep Club 3-43 Varsity Show 2-3-45 Broadcast 4. EDWARD lSHANEl LUCZAK l've taken my lun where l found il. Spanish Club 1-2g Student Con. lg Book Club 2. DICK LIBBY. JR. l am always in liasfe, bu! nel-er in a hurry. Music' Club 1-2-3g Traek l-2-34 Football Q., 1-23 Basketball 1-23 Cross Country 3: Latin Club 3. B013 LIGGETT All l know is just what l reafl in the newspapers. NIARCARET NIARTINI Tlmse more easiesl zrlio llare learnerl t0 rlanwe. Var-ily Show 3: Trarisfr-rrwl from Marshall lligli Svlwul. Cliivagu in .luniur Ya-ar. RENR lVlATHlElT For he fha! is onfe good is erer great. Gill. I.. MCIJONALU llerry as a larlf. if ' Nlusiv Club l-2-3-4: Spanish Club 2: Serv- I im- Club l: .Nrl Club -1: ill:-e Club li Full- W ills- Club 3: l'-be-r Cr:-w 2-3: GA.-X l. W' T xi Joux Mc:FAum:N Gai ,Yo Iesfx too steep for human wif. F0uIb3ll l-2-fl--ll Trzlfli l-2-3-All llinlngy Club 21 llanil 1-2: l'i-p llanml 3-13 llrnacl- va-I 3-4: Foriunr- lluilml l-2-3--I: .luninr Play: Stuwle-ut Con. 2. WILLARD MERRIW It is impossible to please all the worlrl and one fallier. Transferred from York High Svliuol in Junior Year. MARY ANN MITTMAN A friend is gold. Book Club 2-3-4: Spanish Club 21 Fortune Guild 2: Sc-rviee Club 1-2: Library As- sistant 1-2-3: Pc-p Club 3. 'B GARY MORRIS As for me, all I know is that I know every- thing. ish Club 2. DON MYERS Look what blew in. Basketball 4: Baseball 4g Transferred from Plainfield, Indiana in Senior Year. PATRICIA NELSON Ami she went talking to her sleep. Cla-e Club 1: Service Club 23 Book Club 35 Library Assistant 3-43 Poetry Club 4. JOHN C. NIcIIoLsoN Men of few words are the best men. Track 1-2-3-45 Cross Country 3-43 Orches- tra 2-3-4g Intramural Track 2: Art Club 1. asketball 1-2-33 lntramurals 1-2-43 Span- Roc NAUTA Boys will be boys. Transferred from Oak Park High School in Junior Year. DOUGLAS N EALE A friend must now and then be right by chance. Transferred from Pennsylvania Military Prep School in Junior Year. P . ROBERT MARTIN NIELSEN By different methods men exeel. Football 1-2-43 Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 2-3: Track 1-2-3. MARJORIE lMIDGEl Normls In small proportions we just beauties see. Book Club 2-3-43 Latin Club 23 Fortune Guild 2-33 Service Club 2: FHA 43 Trans- ferred from Wheaton Academy in Sopho- more Year. ll' ,A 0' ' U ' ,M W1 A fffvai Db! ALAN 0'CONNOR Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. Traek 21 Wrestling Manager 3. JEAN OEHMAN What say we paint the town red. GAA I-2-3-45 Spanish Club I-3-4g Library Assistant lg Service Club 1-23 Poetry Club 4: We-eomi 43 Fortune Guild 33 Pep Club 3-4. -mv 'di 'uf SANDY OLSON Don't mawk, you guys. GAA 2-35 Fortune Guild 2-3-43 Latin Club 23 Pep Club 3-43 Wecomi 4: Mixed Cho- rus 2g Transferred from English High, Lynn, Mass. in Sophomore Year. DANIEL A. ORTH l am quite illiterate, but l read a lot. Latin Club 1-25 Dog Club 29 Football 1-23 Baseball 13 Basketball lg Biology Club 2. E f, Q s Sw-I. ' YI j13,,k 11. X, ,g jg, ' f .-fe, .X X 33-Q .Zia yxv Y. XN1 4 x as q gf. '36 xii-S? Q ,wg if S.. 5 'N 4 A + g f 3T'.f ' 25 N- n . 1 ,qx ggi, Asif - ,NV CHARLIE Rain Thrrzfx our in vw-ry rrnivrl. lla-ke-llmall -1: 'l'ramfe-rrml from Indiana in Svnu-r M-ar. Rnnioxn REIMER Tu sonic' pmple' rmlhirig is more IVOIIIIIPA .wrnr Ninn 1110 Pilar! ol' Ihinlfing. .Inf Nom- Pnutit Newer trouble Iroublv, lill trouble- troubles mu. Football 1: Tennis 1-2-41 Book Club I-2g Biology Cluln 2: Wrvsrling -L RICHARD ALLEN RAHN Thrrcfs VIIIISIVI' in his soul. Fmvlivaii ll Travk 1-2-31 firm-. finunlry 2-3-4. Captain 43 Band l-2-3-41 P1-p Band 4: Spani-h llluli 3: Wm-Ntling l-2: Intru- mural liaskvtball 3. 1, why. -f.: . ,ii-x' K ' u 8 fl V. ,iii ., . LQ my 'Q' MA G Lrci H.giRElWT lr ii Irie Y i we yfin V' ,i . P C-AA 1- -3--ig 'n4 I-2-3--1: Iidlllil Nlajgr 'Lb' 4, H X Qerxne Lhib D My 9 ,JNBOB iciilygg, 6 Hr mana Qglwex- annfrs. wmiiall nagf 3-4: linikf-lball I' age-r 3-4: vk anag I -3-4.f C, ff ff L' Q ,3 L . 1 Bw PN? if ii ERNEST E. RINCBERG All men are poets at heart. Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Biology Club 23 Latin Club 2: Basketball lg Track 1-2: Intra- mural Basketball 2-4. GLENN ROGERS I have no superfluous leisure. President of Junior Class: Student Council 3-4: Student Court 41 Head Monitor 43 Broadcast 3-4: Choir 1-2-3-4: Football lg Manager 2-3: Track 1-21 Latin Club 1-2-33 Biology Club 2, Vice President 2: Music Club 3-4: Fortune Cuild 3-4: Junior Playg Intramural Basketball 3: Boys' State 3g National Honor Society 3. JEAN MARc.o SANDHOLM Emotion is the spark plug that gels action. Fortune Guild 2-33 Book Club 1-2-3-43 Wecomi 44 Service Club 1-23 Pep Club 35 Library Assistant 1-2: Spanish Club 1: Clee Club 1. President lg Biology Club 23 Music Club 2: Mixed Chorus 2. DAN SAUNDERS Tally ho.'.' CARL Rosa A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose is a rosef Fortune Guild 2-3-4: Thespians 3-4g Light Crew 2-3-4. THEODORE F. SANCHEZ Rugged lmiiziidualisni. Football 1-2-3-4g Wrestling 1-2-3-43 Track 1-23 Glee Club. 71 g RICIIARIJ ScuMt'rT I altrais get the Ilelter when I argue alone. Football l-2-343 Wrestling I-2-3-4g Triltfk l-2-31 Varsity Shaw 3. DON Sczumrrz I um alwavx al a lass lu lrnow how rntrvlt In belirwr' of my own stories. l uotball lg Intramurals 3-4. MARY ANN SAWITOSKI Life is pleasant and I hare erljoyecl it. Sc-rviee' Club I-21 Fortune- Guild 31 Girls' Club 31 Art Club 33 Library Assistant 2-33 Clem' Club 13 Mixed Cborus 2: Pt-p Club 3. JOHN J. Scimvtza Forgetting trouble' is the way to FIIVP it, ROBERT H. Sxzttxtzllmn And away we gn.'.'.' Art Club 1-2-3-4: Book Club I-2-3-43 Tvn- nis 1: Usher Crt-w 1-2-3-45 Fortune- Cuiltl 2-3-4: Play 2: ,luninr Play: Nlixe-tl Chorus 4: Biology Club 2-3: Music' Club 4. ALBERT M. SCIIULTZ Few things are irnpossilnle to r11'ligrm'e and skill. Band 1-2,3-4: Clm- Club 13 Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 2-33 Travk 4. JIM SEARIGHT The highest distinction is serriee to others. lfootbull 1-2-33 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Track 2-3-4, Co-Captain 43 Tennis 1. JAMES J. SHANAHAN Things are not always what they seem. Truusferretl from St. Phillips. Chicago, in .lunior Year. Y 4 .J 3 f s . ,K -... K 3 . . X he K 'hr J ggi -A 54 MARJORIE SuiMP He good and your friends are many. Dog Club 2-33 llantl 1-2-3-4: Clee Club l. LORRAINE SIMON To know is hothing at all: to imagine is everything. Spanish Club 2-33 llook Club 3-43 Poetry Club -1-3 liuntl 2-Il-4: Orchestra 2-43 Ushers' Crew 2-3-43 Service Club 23 Transferred from Murine City High Sehool, Marine City, Miehigan. in Sophomore Year. ' s JAMES SHARP Ile blushes: all is safe. llroatleast 2-3-4. lfrlitor 4: Treasurer of l reshn1an Class3 Viee President of Junior Class3 Stutlent Couneil 2-3-4g Junior lllay3 Choir 43 Musie Club 3-43 Fortune Guild 3-4: Tllespians 3-43 Weeonii 43 lloys' State 33 National Honor Society 3. JAMES A. SIIERIDAN With wings on his feel. Student Council 13 Cross Country 1-2-3-43 Traek 1-2-3-4, Captain 43 Wrt'slling 23 Basketball 13 Band 1-23 Spanish Club 13 Biology Club 2. '36 aa, KA'I'llLl'IliN Il. SMAIL Little frivmls nmi' jrrnw' gre!!! friemls. l.ulin Club I-2-3-I: Hunk Club 3--11 Usb:-r Cn-w 2-fl: l'm'try Club 4: Cbvss Club 3-43 Fthltlllllt' tluiltl 2: library Assistant 3: Art Club I. l'in'l.l.ls Sli-xmgzvk Thev are nr'1'vr nlnne who are !1l'!'0lI1lP!IIIi!'f1 by nnllle Ilmnghtx. ll'li1'r Crt w 3. I 'dll l ML' 1 4 x.' . ' - . - -tx Qlf ,L dv. Ut j. 'Cy F' itll ,'-' ' ja bf Jill . -jv , .JV .gf ,' t - u x- fflf S-1' - ' Vt' ' 1' tw 4 www .tv wtf df' . NIARTIN SIT'l'l.FIR Al lens! onfe II year ezwrmrte is fl geniuv Intramural 2. FRANCIS J. SLOAN N0 rivilized person goes 10 bell the .mine IIIIUY he gels np. Tratisfvrrvcl frmn Nlarmiun Military Avail- vmy in Junior M-ur. JANE C. S'rr:'rzr:n Can Nfl' ever hare ma rnurh of fl KIIOII thing? GAA l-23 Se'r'x'ic'v Club l-2-33 Glu- Club 1: Fortune lluiltl 2-3,11 'l'li4-spizin- -lg Spanish Club l-23 Iinnk Club l-3-4g Pm-try Club 4: Biology Club 21 Pep Club 2. DICK STONE N0 sooner said than ffnne, sn arts your man of worth. Latin Club 1-2-3-43 Glu' Club lg Cboir 23 Varsity Show 21 lliulngy Club 23 llaml 1-2-3: Music Club 2: Tennis 1: Pep Club 2. THOMAS B. TEMTE What, no girls in heaven? l'll stay lleref Musiv Club 2-3-4: Choir 2-3-4: Fortune- Cuiltl 2-3-43 Play 33 Thcspians 3-4g Tbes- piun Play 4: llantl l-2: Varsity Show 2-3-45 Spanish Club 3-4, President 43 Baskvtball l: Junior Play: Biology Club 2. KEN TRYBULL I am just as willing to play horse as anybody. 0 s s fgissw l -sages Cu-:NN lll,ERY Do as l say. not as I do. Football 1-2-4: Track lg llasn-bull 2-3-4' Basketball 1-24 Mu:-it' Club 2. ANNE VARLI-:Y , rguments out of a pretty month arf' un nfwerable. Latin Club I-2-45 Chnir 33 Cl:-v Club lg Girls' Club 1: Ushvr Crew 2-33 l'm'try W 1 V' A ss. .Z Club 3-4: Frvnvh Club 33 Book Club l-2: 0 - Varsity Show 3: Library Assistant 1-2. Www JOHN WAIJLINGTON Tl1e're'll be a hot time in the ola' town tonight. JIM WAI,KER llly mimi is my lfingrlonz. Truck 2g Cross Country 4g Transfvrrvtl from Svburz lligll School. Chicago. in Supboumrt- Yvar. ? y 1- E 5 . X DALE WARKENTIN Let the world slide, let the world go, .4 fig for care, a fig for woe. Transferred from Corn Bible Academy, Corn. Oklahoma. in Senior Year. JOAN WIIITMORE No beautv's lilfe the beauty of the mind. Book Club I-2-3-43 Usher Crew 1-2-3-4g l.atin Club I-2-3-43 Fortune Cuild 2-3-4: GAA 13 Service Club lg Library Assistant' 2-3-43 Chess Club 43 Poetry Club 4. in xii-i.ai1Rii..is.L'ta...'... t . BILL WALSH Two heads are better than one. Wrestling 1-21 Track lg Cross Country 1-23 Biology Club 23 Intramurals 3. LARRY WALSH Devillry was born a twin. Basketball 1: Track lg Cross Country lg Intramurals I-2-3 DALE E. Wmrr l can resist anything except temptation. Fortune Guild 2-3-4, President 4g Choir 1-2-3-43 Fortune Cuild Play 33 Thespians 3-43 Thespian Play 43 Junior Play: Music Club 3-45 Poetry Club 45 Biology Club 29 Spanish Club 2-35 Football 1-2. HELEN WINBOLT To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue. Band 1-2-3-43 Varsity Show 2-3-43 Biology Club 29 Saddle Club 3g Clee Club 1. FLORENCE WINTRI-:Rs The great mind knows the power of gentle- ness. Art Club 13 Mixed Chorus 4. TERRY WYBEL I shall laugh myself to death. Football 2-43 St. Court 2-3-43 Assistant Judge 43 Fortune Guild 33 Fortune Guild Play 33 Script Club 33 Broadcast 3-43 'l'runst'erred from Bloom Township High School, Chicago Heights. in Freshman Year. PETER Zouvfxs .llore brawn than brain. Football 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 43 Basketball 1-2-3-4. Co-Captain 23 Track 1-2-3-43 Span- ish Club l-2: lliology Club 23 Student Couneil 2-3-43 Clee Club l-2-3. MARJORIE ANN LINCOLN I am nal arguing with you, I am Ielling you. Fortune Guild 2-3-43 GAA 1-2-3-4: lland 1-2-33 Latin Club 1-23 French Club 3-43 Service Club I-2: Dog Club 2-3, Secretary 33 llook Club 2-3-4. Treasurer 33 Pep Club 2-3-4-3 Poetry Club 4: Thespians 3-4. EDWARD ROBERT ZEMAN Big Illan. Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 23 Student Court 3-43 ,ludge 4g Student Council 3-43 Football 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Track 1-2-3-43 National Honor Society 3. SANDY ZOELLER The face that Iaunrhed a thousand ships. Cheerleader 25 llroadcast 3-43 Latin Club 1-2, Vice President 23 Service Club 1-23 Fortune Guild 2-3-43 Thespians 3-4, Presi- dent 4: Pep Club 3-43 Dog Club 23 CAA 1-2-31 Fortune Guild Play 33 Junior Play: Thespian Play 43 Spanish Club 43 Varsity Show 2-3-41 Student Council 13 Attendant Football Queen 43 Wecoini 43 National Honor Society 3. .4.l.... I V, Q ' -A La ya., ' , ., N2 fl n. . f ,f 5 11? - W 'f'J'137'f ' . h 'C W 1 ' , ' -- . 'fb , ra q V 7. ' s 6 1 I -L vt 1- f -M---wma ' - X nQ I- , , . . , . fw f ' I 45: m :G A! 4 Q .-n.. , 1 Ufw. ff-3I'.'f f iwffs ..,f1,w, CY-' i:',, Q , K. v rv r L' .. -- if wi, . 1 U if flnid T 'Ml K, 5. ow , il..-V v -v4 L x vq L sn, Q v Ei E Q HOME ROOM 104 l'.I'f.Kf mir: Kuvharski. Markle-. May, NIQNQ-il. Nlohlinv. Livlmal. Mc'Quilkin. Krm-lmlw. Ima-flu NIIIIOIIU. I.. Nvlsun. Miltman. N. N1-le-lm. l.unmlgre'n. Serwzrl row: Lylla. Nlurclnvk. News, Lamm Ilurvv. Mudd:-n. I,e-aflalmraml. Nuvhlingzull. Kla-in. Limlquist. I.a Jf'llIlQ'5Q', Nh-Niue-te-ra Unk, L- 5- if 9 I ' HOME ROOM 103 l 1'rst nur: I.:-ming. llrulwr. llrgurivh. Fox. Graham. Hale: Hadlvy. Claw:-r. Sm-01111 rout Hue-nifch. Fn-1-mon, flarrod. Franks. Ure-lw. Cullen-. l rzlm'is4'y, Cefrstungz. Cac-flv. llgunq,-r. 1Qrufl,m,l. W l : L , 3 .,., .A . TL... IIUMIC ROOM 5 lfirxl rnux' Us-nm-lt. llirr. Hzlggv, Himivr, lhw-cllz-r', .-Nlclu-r, Be-urmlslc-y, AJLIIIISIDII, Amir:-wson, Xrthur. llruxln-rr, lh'rrv, liruokstrn. Sl'!'UlItl row: 'xll1lI'Q'WNl'll, B1lhlyllIl'yt'l', Alslrimlge-, liringlv, Bl'Tl4l'll, IL-hr, Ashby. Burton. Baldwin, Bollwm-gl. Bl'l1WilI't'. Mlkirls. Hitnf-r, Bmliv. Brady. 45 ' 1' S Q 1 ,. f-,wx , 1 , HUM E ROOM 7 I ir.vt nur: Ili:-lane-r. Hnsking, Krzunvr. .lllllIllKt'. llivmll. Kurux. Huxkins. llilzmun. Ilimie-rlih-r ,It'llN'H, juhmlml. Sr llvnning, Kiblvr. runrl nur: Hofslvllvr, ,launismn llwux, ,lm-ns, Kurnutll, Kalfus. Rnvrig, johnson l 6 F f rl. t ' , 2 IIUNIIC ROOM 8 lux! rn14': I.. Ni. llalvix. lwrnl. Ilnfmir. f.lllIlt'y. Ili-Nan. ltutiiivlvy, Llurk:-, K.hristoplu-rwn. 1AII'lllll Hit-tvr. Svmrnl mtv: llluylmuriiv. lfniliv. l ui're--t. Clark. flhm-k. Ulll'tIXit'il. L. l'. lhnis. iillllllillgjillllll tlauinll. liurst. tluinplwll. L, 1 SOUTH CAFETICRIA Filxl rnux' Strmip. 'I'uniQ. Wultvr. Spin-r. lhitlvrhill. Slnun. We'iitlm't', Sittlvr. Struhlvr. Wzulliligtnll 'full-Ivy, xYi1'sibl'lv4'k. li. Tull. Sfwfrzzrl row: Wilvox. il'l'IIllt'. Walkvr. W1-lmlm. Wivss. Y. Smith. 'llwxiiizlti Smurkvr. Yugt. Nl. Smith. Whitt. Ste-ixilrrvvkvr. 'l'fi1'rfl mir: Suhlvtt. Fkinnm-r. Thioniun. Smui XNulNtr:mi. We-ft. Tmnpkins. li, Williunw. Vtvaringi. xY4Yllllt'lN'fgI. Sl1'illlHlIll'f. R, Whitv. , L L.f- CAF ETERIA First row: Peterson, Samuelson, Roth, Rathje, Plummer, Neuendorf, Renter, S. Player, Radford, Robinson. Owens. Second row: Ross, Odell Nolting. Page, P. Player, Andreoni. Resh, Sharp, Sawyer. Third raw: Patrick, Olson, A. Rice, Richter, Peters. Rhoads. Newman, Race. 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Wold. Knapp. Plmsrig Wm-vt. XX'flL!lll'l'. Fawlml. Ll ... 'ixflg i v Qi: HOME ROOM 122 ulsl 1 Pattvv. Hansvn. Serond row: Page. Rogers. Save-nagzu. Hvintz. Christians:-n. Wie-slmrook. flaunt Huzivka. l,ovm'joy. Parriunnvr. Slnsvoff. Svve-rson. ei Q ,F X f ff 4-..-. N C9 f m . L Q O5 ' V' il HOME ROOM 201 First mug Ie-It Iv righl: Malsml. Snydackvr. Cain. Bl'lllllSt'lllii. Graham, Hicv. Klugvv, I.mmr1l. Clark. Serunrl ruzv: Dalivdvn, Elllwrt. Munn. Lilmlmy. Sittlvr. Warn-n. SCIIHBIJ. Juhanfon, f r ,- ,Q nv? G 1 I e. 9 ,f HOME ROOM 102 First row. left lo righf: Cm-ka-l, Harris. Crvttol, Ynrke. Lwle-rman. Re-ynulmls. limmm-vin-r, Terry, Snow, Jaynv. Sfrond row: Cary, Duync- Albrecht, Bunker, Dock, Smith, Halv, Peironnvt, Dorsey, Lilju, Luvzak. x 1 1 'Ti HOME ROOM 209 lfirxl mug lvl! In riglzl: ilurm-r. Fox. Krulnut. Nlullhe-vvs, lfhrvn, f:hTiNlUlPhl'I'FUIl, BilllIIIlt'T, Hllll llupkirls. Brown. Svrmnl nur: Thmnpsun. V0-ka. Kwrllvlsulx. Stvrlingr. Xurkv. x1llI'l'lif'. Ilvilzlv-r. llunnlvv. Nvlwlm. King. YM' 5 e 'Xu Q' . df' ' ,, ,.. A, .P asf? 1 -I A v ig i 1 F5 4 'zgk ,I 9 HOME ROOM 2 First nur. ld! In riglzr: Duncan. Nlugurn. Chvlllwrg. Culpe-ppvr. liurtll. Rnluiv. Sin-f. Hmm Sm-onrl mu': Huvkn-nhull. Sl'h1N'HlZlIlIl. ilumlricll. Johnsun, Smnpayrav, Klutz. Spic-rs. F HOME ROOM 3 rs! mug lf-If to righl: SlllSbl'l'. Whitv. SIillgLt'l'l8llll. Puckw. Nlalth:-ws. lficlunsl. . Shi:-Ill, Ile-rlhnlwl. lima llulrymplm-. SPFUIHI row: Rm-nfro. Ste-vvm. 'fhumln-r. Gaxkins. Hvneil. Sln-im-r R1l1gln-rg. HOME ROOM 108 l f'IIAI mu: lv!! to right: llihson, Fra-mlrivks. 'l'ro1-ste-r, Nissvn. Lufkin. Noffsing:-r. Nlulumvy, L1-llo Nh Rathjv. Cnlin. Knippvn. illinglnw. IM- Y:-aux, Williams. Sm-mul row: Birml. Johnston. Pm-arson. He-sik. Culvr, Strom-r. Out, Y, ,gg HOME ROOM 213 Firsl mug lc!! lo right: Cairns. Strassvnlmrg. Shannon. Kvlly, Bait-r, Williams, Cvltiiigzvr. Smith Y Day. Way. Sw-mul mux' Finn. l,umly. H:-su-rman. Nulmlv. Pow:-rs. llillman. Sm-clerlin. Pm-rry. Parriot 1 I 5 E I l 1 Xff . . .. U. 'X,'1'u-.'o .. C rN. ': ' ff HOME ROOM 123 Fits! rou', left I0 right: Thurston, Darbo, C. Smith, Scnzvl. Kuhli. Papo. Plan. Clark. . SPIYPIHI row: Stvvvns. Uatvs, Cronivr, Scliauer, ljnxlstrmn. K1-ssel. Carly. Rlfhlllllllil. Stone-, Slwr- wuoml. limlwards. Gonzalz-s. D F li., A W,,,,.. W,..... HOME ROOM 206 Firxt rout Xvillllt'F. Fursl. Cartvr. Otto, Imwis. Marsh-n. Tall. Larson. Hulque-1-n. SPl'0lld row. Sl'hlIl'i1ll'T. llrm'm'kr'r. Ilurrnh. Hutsun. llurgews. Furnr-ll. Oillwrt. Wvblm, Bvnm-tt. Smith. Rm-k, Racim-. , A ,ww HOME ROOM 205 Firsl row: N1-Ison, Hall:-man, Ste-inhauvr, Coonlf-y, Barrows, Richardson, Thoma, Blurnm-..Barton Carlson, De-ans, Young. Second row: Jffschkv. Warren. Kvrwin. Navhtigall. We-stwoml, Milnc-, Ross Hue-m-. Olson. Pivtsvh. Calm:-s. V X , .A .C u it HOME ROOM 204 First row: Gustafson. Pvters, Winbolt. Jil:-k, Shanahan, Franks, Bevin-r. Nvucndorf, Pickering Anderson. Te-nut:-. Seronrl raw: Christofm-rson, Graf:-r. Buher, Rogers. Duncan. Ralhbun. Davis Zimmvrman. La Bontf. Liebrock. We-iss. ,M A ,,,,,,,,.,,,,Aw,, f r I 1 53 U Jog-. WY? Nfl ...I HOME ROOM 224 Firsl raw: Mains. Luczak. Baker. Kramer, McQuilkc-n, Hale, Rm-itsma, Burt, Hisvock. Blume, Phelps. Stair. Conle-y. Second row: Hinrichs. Verwvr, Roller, Shannon, Brazas. Fredrichs. While, Dc-kan. Norris, Elfstrom, Thomas. Vana. Lambv. I I , A ,W , ' 1 HOME ROOM 222 Fin! mir: Norte-r. Orlnff. Humnmnil, Kle-ppv. Zinvk. Rnhinson, fii1Il5lll'I'g.f. Rirharii-mi. Rnbim Stn'-rivy. Prim-. Starr. Sf-rnnrl rout Nlnrri-. He-nkvlman. Hume: Kaulh. Sauvr. Till-le-y. Curmu- Sn i- yflw-r. Waivllms-ki. H+-vke-r, Fullm. Nlur'Kuy. Fir ll 3rW '?f' HOME ROOM 121 sl mir: Wadsworth. l.aVall1'. Huffman. Mirivrwii. Haul:-r. Ilollwvg. Kirby. Lusk. Olwn. Nlittn off-rl. Thompson. Ring. Sl'l'Ullll row: Cnriling. Stvrils. Plunimvr. Rousar. Nlonvysniith. In-lam Hamlin. Kvnne-ily. Wil-on. Smith. GQIIIIP. I1 lall fx www 1 HOME ROOM 203 FIIFNI rout Hcwlinga. Kisvr. Pvak. Paul. Burnvtt. Davis. Wvc-inmann. Franciscy. Chriskv. ,IQ-ns. Lil:-5. Sewmzfl row: Km-fle'r. Burk. Boris. Rumlolph. Crven. Rampage. MCCra1ly, Rodgers, A 71,5 M. . ..V..,..----u -A---, K n :D HOME ROOM 204A First rout Wvlu-r. l'avhy. Ackerman. Bn-rghamnmr-r. Broun-r. Collins. Croix-. Triplc-tt. Luzun. Dvwe-y Davies, Brooke-r. Sefonn' row: Glasser. Mcffornmav. Soho:-man. Smuckvr. Livlmwk. Fostvr. Tasvhf-ttu Doym-, Sl'lliIld1t'!'. Nvlson. Lewis. HOMIC ROOM I l l.fXf nur: .-Xyvrs, Hunlv. Rug:-rs, Newman. I'f1lgrvn. Stadtlandvr. Whvtzal. O'Cnnnnr. Wunlq-5, Vaughn. Frank. Thif-sv. Second row: lsr:-al. Hinzs-. Rvinke-, Allwrt. Lampa. Elliott. Shay. Clay- lmnrnc-. Dawson, Kauwling, 1 .A ,a,.-...4....-., . , in ,R 5, A, by .,' I4 VI A .1 '. ' .ffff A Q11 qi-.Q kk,V Q1 41-qw-1 I xl,-.wi 1111-oqwf, S. a -1 1- -'- ,A na , -. , .,. . 1 X 0 '9 , , f ' '. .- . ' s I . ' V HOME ROOM 4 First rum: Ravine: Warrvn, Szymanski. HllllllTlll'it'N, f:Tt'8lllff'. Hawk. Cart:-r. Skuw, Hineh-r. Xlavxvr- land. livnnf-tt, Wilhur. Sefoml row: Hartman. flange-r. Klinv. Shanahan. Smith. Orlh. Hind:-r. X11-lflrny. Hn-itwc-is:-r, I,f'hr. Carlishf. 5 L S .P T S I , 4 A I Rx f Ifirsr rout Goodrich. Sheridan. Walker. Player. Hahn fCaptainb. Knahh. Sl'l'Ulld ron: Ni1'llUlS0ll. .lohans1'n. Taylor. llraflund. Dorsey. Kropp. Third rout: Odell. Ss-vc-rson. Colc- Carney. Ravine. l'rii'e. CROSS COUNTRY-l954 Building from a nucleus of four lettermen, lVlr. Barker developed a good showing team this year. At their first meet, the Tiger men heat Elgin hy a lair margin. Then they journeyed to Janesville. Wfiseonsin. to compete in the Midwest meet. There, against much higger schools, the Tiger harriers plaeed fourth. Returning home, they ran against a much improved Elgin team whit-h won the vlosely contested meet. Their third dual meet was at Glenhard where- they lost to an exceptional team. The final meet was the Distrivt. where the Tigers failed to place anyone against the strong Glenlmard squad. Taking into 1-onsideration the fact that the schools the team ran against are larger than Wheaton, Mr. Barker is satisfied with the record of 1 win- 2 losses. He also hopes more hoys not out for foothall will come out for Cross Country. as it is a wonderful opportunity to keep in condition for the winter sports. wrestling and haskethall. 3' ' 47 ' ' Q, 94i 'f' e- . .. 7 ' .A -.72 Z' x'.,4lii,r WIN . f X .5 , ,?wEpf'f ,H l' 'lxlsfl 1. l 'xlff :SYN 5 3:.HQiw EQ'i -4 15:43 t . ,f l 1 I l . i s. 0 'M i.x.'S'm,- I 5.14 l -l Q sf 1 1 -A First row: Sanchez. McFadden. Nielsen. Schmitt. Parrott. Llery. Brietwieser. Hobbs. Zouvas, Zeman, Irwin. Second row: Harris. Wybel. Dodd. Metros. Dunakin. Rhodes, Cameron. Nelson. Evans. Lyda. Wilcox. Third f0ll'.' Anderson. Loerzel. Jens. Grebe. Ross. Kalfas. Lodeski. Nachtigall. West. Fourth rmr: Managers Peters and Richardson. Williams. Meyers. Sublett. Haenish. Coaches Horsley. Garner. VARSITY FOOTBALL-1954 Our first season of free-lancing proved very successful. The Z team, backed sup by a fast-charging line and a wonderful blocking backfield, managed to set some new records in Wheaton's football book. The '54 Tigers rolled over their opponents to the tune of 3.247 yards, a new all-time high for this high school. Zephyr , Zeman gained over 1300 yards himself while earning the distinction of being named to both all-state football teams. Max Hobbs and Pete Zouvas were also given special mention. The season started with the traditional game against the Hilltoppers. They proved no match for our Tigers, as we took them 33-0. Our next game was probably the hardest of all as Wheaton met Marinette, Wisconsin, three time state champions. We came out on top, 14-13. The rest of the schedule was routine. The Tigers beat North Chicago, 19-15. Then they whipped West Chicago, 28-63 Leyden, 19-7, Sycamore, 33-63 St. Charles, 35-01 took the Homecoming game with Naperville, 31-0g and ended with Dundee. 32-14. to run their undefeated string to 20. Next season's team is uncertain, but one may be certain that the coaches, Mr. Garner and Mr. Horsley, will develop another winning team. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Wheaton .. . .... 33 Glenbard , . . 0 Wheaton I4 Marinette. Wis. .. 13 Wheaton ....,... .,.. 1 9 North Chicago ..... ., 15 Wheaton . .. 28 West Chicago , 6 Wheaton . .. 19 Leyden ,.,. ., . 7 Wheaton . .... ..... 3 3 Sycamore . 6 Wheaton 35 St. Charles 0 Wheaton . ..... 31 Naperville ......, . .., 0 Wheaton , 32 Dundee ,.,.... . 14 ft ft Wilkie G 1 W , 'ff..'1!f'f1 Rf 21,3 is NQHV First row: Tinsley. Duncan. Colin. L. Duncan. Hale. Gates. Peironnet. Libby. Dietrich Lindstrom. Wiesbrock. Second row: Richmond. Rogers. Jamison. Bird. Fox. White. Smith Munn. Klotz. Third row: Hartigan. Pardonner. Albrecht. Stroner. Spiers. Camster Sederlin. Kessel. Hesterman. Fourth row: Coach Colin, Managers Johnson and Rathje Young. Roberts. Knippen. Baumler. Williams, and Coach Longacre. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL--1954 Equalling the feat of the Varsity, the Tiger Cubs also went through their season undefeated. Led by Sophomore Butch Colin and Freshman Al Tinsley. the Cubs scored 117 points to their opponents' 52. With Mr. Long- acre's well-coached line springing the Colin master-minded hackfield, the Cubs kept the opposing teams in a dither all season, averaging twenty-two points per game. The Cubs opened their season against a very stubborn Glenbard eleven which finally bowed in defeat, 13-7. Their next game was against North Chicago. This game was the roughest one of the season, as the Cubs eked out a 20-14 victory. Then, playing like pros, they beat West Chicago. 33-6: Leyden, 18-63 Sycamore, 26-73 St. Charles, 20-12g Naperville, 21-03 and finished the season by white-washing Dundee, 26-0. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL SCORES Wheaton ..,. ..,,., . , 13 Glenbard 1 .. . .. 7 Wheaton t ,,,, 20 North Chicago ,.,....,.. 14 Wheaton , ,,,,,,, 33 West Chicago ............ 6 Wheaton , ,..,..,, 18 Leyden ttt.,.,., ,tt,t,, 6 Wheaton ,,,,,.,, 26 Sycamore ,..,.. 7 Wheaton ,,.. ....,t 20 St. Charles 7, 12 Wheaton , ,, ,,,,,,.. 21 Naperville ,,,.. .,,. , 1 0 Wheaton t,t., ,,.,... 2 6 Dundee ..,.. ..,.., 0 I df-3 if .E f,Qf't y!X-5 if 12 12 ffe -1-,-- 'H ' 1 'nu -' AQ' 'Ji gl in -9 Y , . ,,,,-. is .K rr'5 1 gf , .hu 'JJ X -rv . W...-Y - ws-' U IV First rouh' Klrafer. lhlt'C0l'lIl8.K'. MeKay. l.ehr. Holler. llillmert. Rousar. Uarrah. Uekan Sveorid rout Starr. Kerwin. Kaulh. Burgess. Davis. Kennedy. Clayhorne. Westwood Kramer. Nlorris. Tlziwrl l0I4'f Coach Sherman. Norris. Sonntag. Ross. Sheridan. Hueli Rogers. Falho. Calmes. Cawling. FOIIVIII rozr: Manager Heslinger. Hume. lie-eker. Rock Warren. Shay. Hathman. Stupple. Hartman. Nlanager Young. gllissing I7ll'lI1IIt'fS.' Urth Bennett. lfrederiek. and Kuefler. FRESH M AN FUU'l'BALLe I 95-1 Season reeord: 6 wins-V3 lossesefl tie. The Freshmen squad. hampered as they were hy injuries, ended the season playing .000 hall. Some of the more decisive victories were over Clenhard. our areh rival, and Marmion, a tough opponent in every game. Other yietories were ehalked up against Elmwood Park. Hinsdale. and also over Glenhard again. making it two in a row for our Freshmen over the Hill- toppers. A few outstanding players were Westwood, l.ehr. Bennett. Gilbert. Rath- man. Claylrorne. Kennedy, and Orth. Credit must also he given to the other hoys. hem-ause the sueeesses of the team were due to a team effort. and not to the efforts ofa few individuals. Coach Sherman said of his team. that they were the lu-st learning team l've eoaehed here at Vlfheaton High. Wlith the things they learned as a foundation. these hoys eould easily lluild another undefeated team for Wheaton High. A . .' .x A , .. ,iff .- IS? 420 we v '-.'. ' 'ii nc 'hgfxzy if ' . Q ,nu .' My N, Q .lf N. f End of line Xxvllli Gmwff-d 'f Tigers gain fin Wheaton Wheaton Wheaton Wheaton Wheaton Wheaton Wheaton Wheaton xl eau: 1 34 ee' Mrs! row: Searight. Bennett. Zeman. Wilcox. Hobbs. Second rozr: Caede. Granbur. Racke. Richter. Meyers. Coach Longacre. Third row: Manager Richardson. Zouvas. West. Player. Hass. Manager Morris. VARSITY BASKETBALL'-1954 Playing a hot and cold brand of basketball, Coach Longacreis Tigers have garnered a nine wins-seven losses record so far this season. Having only three games remaining on the schedule, the Tiger hoopsters are keeping a weather-eye peeled on the Regional meet in West Aurora. With their scoring ace. Ed Backe, at center, they have a better-than-average chance of advancing to the Sectional at Batavia. Next year will see many 11ew faces on the Varsity squad, as many regulars are graduating this spring. Graduating seniors are Fred Bennett, Bob Zeman, Ed Backe. Don Meyers, Ron Granbur, Pete Zouvas, Jum Searight, Max Hobbs. and Dave Hass. Next season, the returning Juniors, assisted by the boys coming up from the Frosh-Soph squad, give promise of developing into a winning team for Wheaton High. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES 49 lllenbard Wheaton ,. 63 Marmion , 73 Rich ,, , Wheaton , , ,, 57 St. Charles ,, 36 Hinsdale Wheaton ,,,,, 53 Dundee , , 72 Naperville ,,,, ,,,, W heaton A . .,,,, 60 Naperville 7, , 69 Downers Grove Wheaton , ,,,, 51 Glenbard 39 Elgin ,, ,. Wheaton , . 72 Sycamore , 55 Sycamore ,,,,,, ,,,, W heaton ,, ,,,,, 58 West Chicago 77 West Chicago 7 Wheaton , , , 63 Marmion ' ij' ,, ' M I E ' Wilieuton Wlivziton Wln-aiton Wlleuton Wlienton Wlivutoii Wlieuton Wlivnton First ronx' Colin. l,in1lstroin. Smith. Nelson. ilooilrieh. Die-triell. Sweet. Nluiiuger Heslinger r Svronl ron? Couvh llill. Renfro. l.nfly. Fox. l.ihhy. Young. Couch Sherinan. FROSH-SUPH IEASKETBALI,-1954 The Frosh-Soph started slowly this year, dropping five ont of their first six guines. They lost 21 liezirt-lweulier to Downers Grove in the last few inonvents of the game. They also lost at thrilling clonhle-overtiine game to lflgin. 50-il-8. Then the Shernnin tanks hit their stride and np to this tinie. have won nine out of their last ten gannes. hed hy their high-scoring center, Diek Nelson. the Cnhs have played ai good hrand of lmll. Their only clefezit in thc lust ten games was at the hands of a tremendous Clenlmrd team. 56-35. liesicles Dirk Nelson, llnteh Colin, Dirk Dietrieh, ,lim Linclstroin. Len Smith. and ,lint Cootlrivh have shown promise of hetter things to rome. These hoys. plns at strong heneh. are the reason for the sueeesses of the Slltlflllilll-lll0lll0l'0ll Frosh-Soph. FHOSH-SUPH BASKICTBA I ,L SCU!! ES 21 tQlenhurml 47 Wheaton IW Nlilfllllttll 414 llieh 52 Wheaton AH- St. Cliurles 32 llinsrlule 28 Wheaton 53 Dnmlee .lil Naperville' 40 Wheaton 25 Naperville 150 llowni-rs Grow 40 Wheaton 35 lilenharxl '18 lflgin 50 Wheaton 48 Syeuinore tll. 011.1 Wheaton 46 West Chicago 54 Sycaniorf- 38 Wheaton 44 Mannion 67 West Chicago 33 1017.5 sq N lu' got ll! Swixlu-r? Big Rd mf Ax, af' Ia ,lump Slmt Hulwlw DPIlltPIl R9lm11mlf-1 if W'rong Spurt. Hoy 5 . -fs. ...A ..--1. '1' S: QQ' 5 'Vilas -.ij ZA Wir 5. .Qs T lei sth it ,X A T --1 ,i f ft W, . eg y ,Q -. Tilt .E 1. we x -. 1: 91 ' A he . t l 1 f n 1 . x NNM Firsl rout Carney. Sheridan. Wagner. Duncan. Wiesbrock. Crapuchettes. Smail. Kuykcn mlall. Rhoades. .Second row: Nachtigall. Pardonner. Anderson. Hartigan. Roberts. Pearson Falbo. Rmglierg. Third mir: Lodeski. Irwin tCaptainl. Schmitt. Kessel. Stroner. Munn lute' lg 5. WRESTLING-1954 Starting the season against a powerful Waukegan team. Mr. Carner's grapplers lost by a rather large margin. This defeat started some rigorous training which resulted in a win over Riverside-Brookfield and McHenry. Then. the Tigers tumhled to York. They found the winning trail again hy defeating Downers Grove hut then lost again, this time to Lyons. Their next two matches were on their annual trip. This year they went to Streator and Ottawa, where they made a clean sweep by licking Streator one night and then trouncing Ottawa the next. They returned to Wheaton only to lose to Hinsdale. The next meet was with Reavis, which the Tigers easily won. Their final match was against Elgin where they lost a tough meet. The remaining highlights on the schedule are the district and state tourna- ments. From present indications, some of the Tiger-men may go down-state to the finals. Many underclassmen turned out this year, so next year should see a hetter than average team wrestling under the Tiger emhlem. WRESTLING SCORES W'heaton W'aukegan 39 Wheaton Riverside-- Brookfield , , 20 Wheaton McHenry l6 Wheaton York 28 Wheaton Downers Grow ll Wheaton Lyons 32 Wheaton Streator l5 Wheaton Ottawa I6 Wheaton Hinsdale 25 Wheaton Reavis H Wheaton Elgin 28 t I .sfo . , My sg.. ,Q .1 'UN-E Senior Lettvrmen 5 E 1 1 1 Firsl muy' Irwin. S4'lllIlill. ZVIIIZHI. Holrlw. Harris. SVVUINI mu? Ifvulh. Slll'Tid2lIl. xXmle'rSnn ilrupm-In-Ile-s. Wylwl. .lll.S.Yfl14!1.' MUIIKXIN He-nnvll. K:LlIIl1'l'Ull. llmlwl. Krznm-r. Sf'urig:l1I. ' :- xr ilsl muy' Ulvry. l'z1rrolt. Wulkvr. Hzlvkv. Hllrklloldc-r. Mc'Fzulde'l1. Sl'l'lIllli rout SHIICIIPZ. Rulln. Brie-Iwic'sf'r. Nivlsz-ll. llunukin. 1 1?- f X NM SK LN Y, 4 XX , fM Y yQjwwX?iEji JY if ML? - NK uf N0 ' Q A ffotv ff' ' WM fhbo ,Y Mylsgvdkv S OZS 1 QX. wL LP f XX Z Y 3 P xii' -1-lnlx: ,il .sho nas the Toni , .V gi' W . HSP j -Ms l I 0 Al-a-mend left, Wim' Vain n' sue f - E W x ' , 4 Q1 f A 5 T13-J'.'.'1'I.L1' ' S Parlsll 414 gli. :,1 .J ,,:AArrJ' wx 1 . 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I 1 4 j'x Al fs- fir .aiu Sahara As xx Stl Big game hunter L A- P f'x'1't'vn.' 1' X 4 Young and Innocent Mon: ' mFv' rxfl xr! Just plain Gesrre Arriving in style ,Q , - 'mi 'w ,ZW ' ,Q . - L 1 Q 1 w U if U 5 A 1 V I5 , I 'M - Q iv' 1' ,,.5 .M-.. . 4 , v ww ' . . , , Y 1 V, . 5.-vv, ' 14 -Xue and Jer:-5 I Dm snr' Tr-QS L 4.- J 2 'A . 3 ,f' j K9 V . s W Q j 4' ,,.,w., iff f ' Aren't theg, cute? ,..-5 1 ke 5' nurse-lf' co 'f'ox'teble' I vv X Yr' ,W , ,Nun u .C,.v . Aw- 'K 1.5 r1't panic. 4 h pain Av 7 'f I ff 4 a 1. ear: , is 1 A4 ,J F 171 xt J 'B n J, 1 ,....m...fM -Q-'-N' W... , 1-nfs W. 5 + -1- g Q3 , fi' i if - ' in 7w.L,w W YYW 41 'Aa 'I Q 0 .1 Q! 'i ., T . . 5 W ' 4 V W ,,..g. .' L- Q , ,, 'Y -Q 5 52 Q 'J r ' Ns Qu. s r -,,,g.,2 4? sv f 1 x ,,. wr L 5 K ,, .5 'mfs ACTIVITY 'Q Student Conference s I t O F F I C If R S -- President. Ladd Cameron: Seeretarv. Sands' Krueger: Vice President. Fred Bennett: Treasurer. Pant Burt. 1 Sponsors-MRS. VINING and MR. MEDENDORP XX ' , ACTIO N 3 PROC-R ESS! r....... 'I his I Sophomore Council Ann Murray. Barby Cain. ,lim Gates. David Libby. Sponsor--MH. LEMON Freshman Council ..- ,,.--sv' ......-..7 I Yung F 'k Don Cauger. Liz Frank, Len Lehr. Sponsor-MR. MEDENDORP gs 1 tudent Court nv 7' ' 2 ca' vw 25 First muy- Glenn Rogf-rs. Bob Z1-man. Te-rry Wylwl. Seroml rmv: Kathy Wivslvrnok. Sandy Kruvgf-r. Mary SUP Crokv. Cmrgv Dodd. Butch Colin. Third r0u': Norman Kamin. Conlon Mr-yvr. Pets' Zouvas. Bill Harris. Ken Peters. Don West. Dick Dietrich. Don liurkholdc-r. Sponsor-A-MH. VAUQ I H N Hfustice for All I I ,- AJMXQ X I Q Broadcast irs! row: lllvnn Rogers. ,lim Sharp. Marvin Koch. Svmrirl mir: Kay Halstead. .lim 1 l'i e-r ivirvn ilwke-r IR--'giv Ha illilolmi. Burlwy Cain. Thin! row: jim 1iLlllf,.fQ'f. Dick Klvin. .sa . . . . , lolm NIl'Fillidl'll. Nick Divlrivli. Svlviu 'll-ssiliuli. ,Iill Scngvl. V' u' 1 I J x 45'1'x, X ' Y f... I 5. I Q .4Hg. ' . Spunsur NIR. R l'f'Nlli0l.'l' Ifrlilur' Spnrls Etfifor l a'uIurf' Ifrlilvr lluxirzvss .Urznugwr .'l1li'f'r'lisir1g ,llruzrzgrr Cirrulnfion Mrxnagvrs Sndf .IIM SHARP GLENN RINQERS JIM GIASSER a MARCIA KOCH KARICN BAKER TERRY WYBEI. nd DICK KLEIN Latin, Club 0 an 1 . 'ffm 1 'ff Xu! I x Y .l 1' A Q, I 1 P53 ' 1 - R '.t..,.A 3 ' it 5 ,Nag L-6?5fx : Q4-AL.. Q I V Q i 'M fi A is. 1 , Y fm Lf- s -3.15 .5 , 1 . m. . -WW ,,.. -,,,mmAM , Y 1T? ,, 7 E vii, -xm ' ' y 3 9 Spanish Club 1 .z '- r if ,. N-ls Q . J ' X wsu,- 1 ,. ll? buss? .-05' M...- XJR Choir M This year's choir and chorus experienced a most successful and rewarding season through its many and varied concerts and appearances. Highlights of the year were the inspiring Christmas Vesper Concert at the Cary Memorial Methodist Church, and the spring concert, at which the orchestra, also under the direction of Mr. Cansman, assisted. The choral musicians also contributed a great deal to the success of this year's varsity show as in the past. Besides its duties of providing music for the many school holiday assemblies, the choir found time to make several outside guest appearances at local churches and organizations, and to participate in the annual Fox Valley Music Festival at Aurora. Mixed Chorus Orchestra s u t l ut , f Wll ll! t .--Z F ' T 3 1-I , gf ,f il T 1 Y 4 II gt i, N . I E A gl E li f ' li N l,W,s'i'l'i ' Q 5 'y Vifv' PlAl'Sl'!i!'71f Sw-r-1-1u1',v .anmly lwwllvr in-iw Antlvrson Kay Halswad lllarviu Knvh liliffi l'l -Vflfflll 7'r1'usl1ru T1'1'11s11l':'r' llillTIl'l llarlmur .lolm l,ac'vy BMW Durmh 1 CC 0 1 4 The Man Who Married 7 '-1 A Dumb Wifev f' 9 ff' F l ' Lf'lIl1S mlfvn hy: Y Starr Larson QW ,ff ' aml Q 2 Dali- Whitt ' Al ah ' mm Wil l4'a'w 'ml' . -will lll Milf A Kvr lldll mlm sm 'NX iwlf mltl' ll L 1 Pete llill Dale ,lulm Whitt lwlZlCFLl4lllL'll Director MRS. LYTLE 'cThe Family Man ,4Imre: Marcia Kovll and Pete Hill. Left: Kay Halstead Right: Dale Whitt and Starr Larson. Varslty gwm. Show 'Ev JJ' 5:52 Lf' Ni i Q9 .01 9, 5..- ' C ' X V f x T' ,s h is .J F 1 Y X In xx W Q v ya,-:X x fbQv'r'--,.. A X' i 'str'-fx r.f 5 5 Culrinvt but ul 111115 .lmlx Dux. I,lPlliN!' N111-illilkixn. Suulx Krm-gg:-r. 'Nliv xX4f'I4lIf'I' WSIHIIIXHIAI, .NVWIIVIII 1 H, Lumix Mm lunlxmn, XLIIQLEIIVI Rl'lll4'l'. l'l1xlIlN Magi lmm llufe-rl, I Bowling' Team KN. x N w2MAKfRS X TlEn1l'2Gf 5147 J' Q5 NEW Girl Scouts Un My Honor Chess Club sw .rf N...-45 S-Q -'if' Li ghr Crew . PROPERTY LIEHT CREV 1 I.u1'f-y. Curl Rose: Holm Warren. Kf-itll llefmlrvn. ,lim Goodrich. .lim Hovkmmllllll Cover to Cover fic' '.. ,.. A. 1 0,s::.u. 1:5 b'. s,, 0 0 S ox' n 1 L. s .:, 0 ':' QW 'eq' Q 'I' 'nu V Q lirst row: Fislwr. Frank. llungslanl. Simon. Uvoruk. Daw. Darllo, llvrlllolrl. Papo. Svronrf nr: llolvonxlw. liartvl. Nelson. Tvrry. lincoln. Librar Assistants if Hrs! row: Wllinnorv. Fe-lvon. l.n'znluln'annl. Sw-mul l0ll'.' Burton. Artllnr. Te-rry. Sutton. KlIllt'S. Nvlson llf-ilzlvr. Noi pir'l11lr'1l: l'1lI Ne-lson. .Indy l.1'0llilI'Cl. BH:-ay Dvfonr. Holly ll1llllllg1ll'lt'I1. vs:- i Band BAND PEHSUNNEI. Flllff'-V-' .lllily Colv. Mary Kollli. lfllyllis Grosse-. Clr1r1'r1r'Is.' Pvtvr llill. xvllyllf' Cllilvotv. lolly lollvigvr. lc-rry bwvvt. ,lon Colo. liogvr Wllitv. ,luck Stow-ns, ,lack Pe-arson. Willard 1 liogq-rs. Al Sflllllll. l.imlu Nvlson. Dvlmlmif- llov. Margarvt Hmm-r. Alto Clr1r'im'f.' liulli live-sr-. Hass CllII'fI1l'l.' Bonnie- liaulvr. lfnssoon: Nanvy .laynz-. Horns: Bill Dunukin. Hoge-r llrown. lloli 'l'f'm'y. Suv Voslul. Marla Rogvrs. C0l'Hl'lS.' l'uul Stonv. llvlvn Xvllllllbll. lhin llnlilme-yvr. Floyd Ulsvn. Kon Cilg.EIlf'. Gordon Grout. lloli lxlillliltjll. Howard llrof'1'lu'r. ,lim 'l'il-us. Tlnrrilmrivs Mary lm: Plulz. Elvon Lloyd. Hlllll Halo. Harry Doync-. Ke-vs Wugns-r. Tom Rim-lm-r. lirucl lllorlgvtl. S11.rrn9: ,lill Svngvl. Holm Dzilvimlml. Dick Urvssvr. Rollin Sulvlvll. Nlurjoria' Sliimp. lfurimnr-s: Clvw- Carnvy. liruvc' Crupuclwttf-S. 1fIISSf'S.' ,Nl Kremer. ll1'lt'l' llurm-s. Karl Krmnf-r. P4'l'f'll.9.9illI1.' Lyla Evans. Boll Roush. Frm-rl SIllill'lif'I'. Drum illllljilflf Nlzirgluwl llf'lllf'I'. M-A94 bqvl 'lbgwl 2, J 7 4 J J f' ion N155 ey... ,.' ' Nz. 4-- 1 P.. A 'mt kgs ...A xl. ll u- f wswuu. ,., .wus ---. f 1- ,N N'-sm,,,,,,,,......... .w,... -.-49 Www ,...- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I955 - N- -U -d uf!! - , K ,V X: I I NX' THE WALLFILL co 39 Soufh La Salle Sfreei' Chicago 3 Ill nos Phone Dearborn 3620 j j N! M. N. BURT H. J. BURT Complimenfs of - lillllll 5 RIESER BROS. in vlunnuus .v PLUMBIN A D H I X - MMM G N EATNG A Q I05 E. Fron+ S+. 'Xi-f WHEATON, ILL. -5 OFFICE a-oz:9 X RES. 8-0509 F I WINFIELD a.so7s Thanks To Our Sponsors WECOMI STAFF WATCHES Q DIAMONDS JEWELRY Congra+uIaI'Ions +o Ou' C + I +' :ons 1954-i955 W U FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS BEN EDICT JEWELERS Q WHEATON'S FINEST A Friend of Ihe Team ROY A- BENEDICT I4I No. Hale Sf. Whedon. III. We Puf The HEAT in WHEATON F. E. WHEATON AND CO.. INC. 703 Wesi' Wesley PHONE WH-8-I4O0 AUNT HARRIET'S 2:3 S. Hale BAKERY WH-8-3398 JIM SKINNER'S SPORTING GOODS I33 No. Main S+ree+ PHONE WH-8-632I For The Finesf in Award Swea+ers and Jaclxefs SEE US 5 E. C. JOHNSON h is :ob No. Main S+. WH-8-0760 WATCHES TRAVEL CLOCKS S COSTUME JEWELRY BILLFOLDS p'g'WooJ wa' COMPACTS WATCH BANDS , Wpteatm MUSICAL JEWEL BOXES Congra+uIa+ions B5 +o The Class of I955 23, WECOMI STAFF Complimen+s of GAEDE'S WHEATON, ILLINOIS The S+ore for Boys BEST WMS RUZICKA DRUGS I3I w. Fron+ WH-s-6234 The Pulse of 'fhe Town WARRENVILLE, ILL. DeveIopers of Haw+I'1orne 'SWWMI0 4. DURABLE CONSTRUCTICN CO l25 Nor+I1 Main S+reei' Wheafon, Illinois PHONE WHEATON 8-5 I 5I Scott-Sloon Co. WheaI'on's Dep+. Sfore I35 N. Hale SI. WH-8-0246 Everyilwing 'For Ihe Builder Du Page County Lumber Co. 300 Wes+ Fronf Sfreef WHea'I'on 8-0 I 74 GEORGE J. RICHTER Warren 8: Manning lnsurance Counselor WA-3-622I Warrenville, III. 3-482I Read THE DAILY JOURNAL 4 DuPage Counfy's Mosf Inferesring Newspaper FOR ALL HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS Phone WH-8-4I I0 M. CHARLES BAUMGARTEN Builder-Subdivider-Broker WARRENVILLE 3-400I CLEARBROOK 3-5500 PERMI LLA'S GROQQSSMEATS Tom's Eat Shop FROZEN FOOD lCE SZFRMPRODUCTS STILL A GOOD PLACE TO EAT BEvEgfffgETTES Wheaion, Illinois Phone 300 S. Main SI. WH-8-0543 Wheafon, Ill. THE CORNER SPOT M k OS' Advedifefs .bl A Good Place +o Eai' a e ur Annua Pow e PATRONIZE THEM HALE and FRONT WH-8-0575 DU PAGE COUNTY DIVISION Chicago TiI'Ie ancI TrusI' Co. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE AND TITLE GUARANTEE POLICIES WI1ea'I'on, IIIinois Beck's Bakery HIGHEST QUALITY BAKERY GOODS FINEST PASTRIES AND BREAD L' Only pure and COBI-C0k6-WO0d Besi' ingrecIien'rs WH-8-0338 CAKES To ORDER We Give Service, Noi' Excuses We Appreciafe Your Pa+ronage . .- III Main S+. WH-8-0703 WH EATON PHARMACY A. B. LOIACONO, R. PH. 20l S. Hale - Prescriplion Specialisfs - WH-8-4262 ESTENFELDER Dry Goods Company GUY'5 The Slore of Qualify MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHlLDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR l906 E. Roosevell Road WH-8-0958 l07 W. Fronl' Sl. WHEATON 8-0l90 l27 W. Fronl' Sl. WH-8-0279 COMPLIMENTS OF WH EATON NEWS CO. Complimenls of Scheffler's Flowers PHONE WH-8-l6l0 Nor'll1 on Main Sfreel' WHEATON GQ?-D ROYAL CABS PLAYERS Dial-WHeal'on 8-4220 and Reliable-Courleous 24 Hour Service I I5 E- Ff0l1l' RADIO DISPATCHED-WHEATON, ILL. WH-8-8065 MOUNT LUMBER 81 HARDWARE CO. Every+l1ing lo Build Any+hing J Warrenville - Phone 3-3 I 2l ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-LUMBER-PLUMBING SUPPLIES Read Complimenis of NELSON'S RECORD CENTER TV Repair by Alliance Whea+on Communny Higws Toys-Records-Radios-Phonographs Newspaper WH-a-0529 STUARTS Complimenfs of CYCLE AND TOY CENTER F- W- WOO'-WORTH DIME STORE l28 W. Liber+y Dr. PHONE wH-a-ls93 l l3 Fmnl S+' PHONE WH-8-0588 Complimenfs of JCJHN H. KAMPP 81 SON Funeral Direc+ors WH-e-oo: 6 GE-49 E25 f f Courresy of GARY WHEATON BANK Complimenrs of Karr Cleaners II I2I W. Froni' Sfreef PLANT AND STORE WHEATON, ILLINOIS '02 Main 5+- In Our 80I'I1 Year of Banking Service W95+CI1IC090-III- MEMBER Phone: 224 Federal Deposif Insurance Corporaiion BRANCH STORE I05 N. Main S+. 2 3' In 0 + o P T Q. Q 3 'L Z cn H Q an 2 cn uv -4 W 'P an 3 YlIlIIlIlIlIIIIlllIIlII l4 WHEATON ILLINOIS 0 I 1: I 2 5 E If 'P 5 SXXXXXXXXXKXXiXXXXXXQ llllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIII ORLIN KOHLI Phorographer of +I'Ie I955 Wecoml 2l2 N Hale EIIIIIIIIIIZIIIIIIZIZIZ Phone WH-8- I 2 I Complimenfs of WHEATON NATIONAL BANK lll N. HALE STREET Capi+al and Surplus S400,000.00 YOUR HOME TOWN BANK Complimenfs of KAY HOWARD SHOP HIATT'S DRUG STORE Oldesi' Es+ablisl1ecl Business in DuPage Counfy E. N. DENSON Drugs-Cigars-Ice Cream-S+a+ionery Wheaion, Illinois ESTABLISHED I 859 PHONE WH-8-0055 Complimen+s of A FRIEND ORAL BOND Fashions For Men I25 W. FRONT ST. WHEATON, ILL. We Honor Your Friendship Thanks Io Wecomi Sfaff Suburban Buick Co., Inc. MR. GRIFFITH AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE Guaranfeed Used Cars New Car Showroom 303 W. FRONT STREET WH-8-2240 COMPLIMENTS OF Bill Libby LIBBY'S SHOE STORE IIO N. Main S+. WHEATON ILLINOIS ROGERS RADIO and TELEVISION l062 College Ave. Phone WH-8-28 I 3 WH EATO N BOWL Gary Ave. and Geneva Road WH-8-4 I 02 ' Ps J 5' L. , Off '7 gf.. , QW f aLfC:Lc-'f '7f k M' ' . X, f '- , A I ' '7 ' ' 1. :fa K- 170' 'fel 75411 ,,ff9'c' CCC-L11 . L ff ' , ff M, Q ' ,. . , f fl fv.w'xf ur ft ' M 571051, .,- fc: Vffgf' ' I 1 L- I rg. I Y, , A ,C' , ff XXL Lfff f' +61 I 'L 'L Ki .,f4,'L1.'C:1 Alf C C ' ' ! 51111 , LJ CL I 4- Q' fx' LJ . . of x ' , X5 f l'CLNQ, ' f K I L' ff' A LC. ...L viz LL 'pix '7 CC C ., L. Lg 1- X , 1 If WY-7, f ,J 'I Q -1 ,f 0 cl L Clio f fl- , f V ' , , 1 cf ' . ., 4 ' L' -cf, c L . f 1 6 ,g C cf' CAN' 0 .x ,L 5 6C,,f,'L,-5.371 Y, jj I .gig 6.5 f , f v f K My 'WWW W W in W, iff WM J V fs' V W 6' 7,17 . 0 ! 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