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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

- O ' 5 5 $   r . A O wot J-ti ' O- t-c • ' S - U. c . cw. ' ' j — f(X . u _ ijut-«- X C - Ck, z m 1 4- ' J JC 0- x if i vr 7 -5 ' t. ' :A€c -n ' -ccJ j c JiJ u i:t- A J - u x . y - i t The Wecomi 1956 Published Annually by Students of Wheaton Community High School Wheaton, Illinois Volume XX Foreword With the new addition our school moves forward into a new era of growth. Our book this year features the beautiful vistas we behold as we move about our hallways, or gaze from the windows. We love our new building, and will remember it with fond memories. Contents CONTENTS AND STAFF DEDICATION APPRECIATION BUILDINGS ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS Staff Faculty Advisor .....__MR. HAROLD GRIFFITH Co-Editors. GINGER CLARKE KEN PETERS Seniors Editors LOIS REUTER CATHY WIESBROCK Sports Editors KEITH KNABB JERRY TEMPTE Faculty Editor MARIAN RICE Snapshot Editor PAT DONNELLY Business Manager PHYLLIS VOGT Club Editors JUDY MARKLE JOYCE OWENS Photographers MR. KOHLI STEVE LEADABRAND DAILY JOURNAL Dedication Some people talk a lot to gain attention, while others in a quiet, pleasant way command our hearts and minds. The Class of 1956 are pleased to dedicate this annual to a man who in the short years he has been here has gained the respect and love of all who have been privileged to know him. He has aided Mrs. Vining in conducting the Student Conference with un- ceasing patience and unfaltering wisdom. He is a quiet man who wins rather than forces, and it is in this way that he has won the affections of our class. Counsellor, advisor, mathematics teacher, and friend. ALAN R. MEDENDORP  „„ _ J$ ¥M B - , • ' • ' ,• ' • ' 1 ■ !: ' ■:?■}• i ' -H;.v ■ : . 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We say thank you with all of our hearts, Mr. Horsley. The almost unduplicated string of championships, the lead- ership of the football conference, the great name in the an- nals of sport, are all secondary to our admiration for you as a teacher and friend. It is not often that a school is so long blessed with a teacher in sports who so perfectly combined the qualities of manliness, clean play, and success. Every boy who ever played on your teams has a very large spot in his heart for you . . . and so do all of us. We wish you all the success in the world in your new ven- tures, and think of you often and fondly . . . ROBERT E. HORSLEY DARREL R. BLODGETT Superintendent of Schools DONALD C. BURGER Principal, Wheaton Community High School % Thanks for the Memories One more year, one more If ' ccorni. But, it isn ' t just a yeail)ook. For us lucky Seniors, it ' s our last one, and for those anticipating freshmen, their first in four. We sincerely hope that the 1956 edition of the Wecomi meets the stand- ards of those yearbooks preceding it, and will Itring hack a few pleasant memories. Tireless efforts and late hours on the part of the Wecomi staff have been just a part in completing such a yearbook. Faculty members, spon- sors, our photographer, Mr. Kohli, the Daily Journal, especially Mr. Hauler, our advertisers, and last but not least, our faculty sponsor for the Wecomi, Mr. Griffith, have all been a spoke in the great wheel of completing such an annual. To all these we extend our sincerest thanks, for these moments to remem- ber. Ginger and Ken A Special Thanks We, of the 1956 graduating class and preceding classes, wish to extend our sincerest thanks and appreciation to Mr. Harold Griffith, our faculty sponsor for the Wecomi. His endless help and special suggestions have made the past and present Wecomi a wonderful success! We. on the Wecomi staff working beside him, have come to regard him not only as a teacher, but as a close and lasting friend. Thanksalot, Mr. Griffith! 1956 WECOMI STAFF ' % ' «fe 5i ' KCv - Board of Education Bottom row: Dr. S. Richey Kamm. Mrs. Chrystal G. Reinel. Mr. Donald C. Burkholder. Top row: Mr. Max Benaroyo. Mi. R c a I. Deiii r e U Mr. Orlin R. Kohli. Faculty Industrial Arts, Fine Arts, Home Economics Bottom row: Mrs. Mary Boren. Mrs. Tillie Backof. Mrs. Wilnia Kalmans. Top row: Melvin E. Lemon. Richard Berg. Robert M. Smith, Lloyd Fricke. Music Arthur A. Sweet. Roland Gansman English Bottom row: Mrs. Gertrude Nyslrom. Judith C. Rowlett. Donna J. Murren, Nan Mont- gomerie. Top row: Sylvan Rembold. Mrs. Elizabeth Dunakin, Grace Felgar. Birney Lytle. Harold Griffith. Foreign Language Dorothy Powell. Alfred Samper, Mildred Welch. Physical Education Bottom row: Mrs. Nancy Duguid. Mrs. Marie Schroeder. Glena Kilgore. Top roytyHoward E. Barnes, Charles E. Colin. Rex G. Sherman. William E. Corbin. Business Gladys W. Scharnweber. Frank H. Sandholm. Mildred E. Johnson. X History and Civics Bottom row: Agnes E. Sparks, Eli7,al)etli C llusted. diaries B. Vauglin. Top row: James Vt . Smitli. Donald S. (iarner. Roger Krotli. Science Donald Swanson. John Schaffnit, Clayton Barker. John Gibson. Mathematics Bottom row: Jennie Miner. Mrs. Elizabeth Vining. Top row: Thomas J. Crofts, James W. Longacre. Alan R. Medendorp. Office Staff Mrs. Kathryn Kidston, Mrs. Pauline Clippinger. Mrs. Jane MacClymont. S 01 Seniors ■.fA Jon Edward ( jerry i Temte Make ue merry as lung as we may. Football 1-2-3-4: Track 1-2-3-4. Vice President 1; Span- ish Cliih 2-3-4. Vice President 4: Pep Club 2: Music Club 2-3-4; Choir 3-4: Varsity Show 3-4: Wecomi 4; Student Conference 4: Stu- ilent Council 4: President of Senior Class. Frank Freemon He supplies us with laughter and a friend. Vice President of Senior Class; Intramural Basketball 3-4: Spanish Club 1-2: Chess Club 34: Track 1. CTK O • VUr Ou Jr-. ! or u M- cM Aa olcMa iu(A fff . ChiTT 1 I f t o ' J cm MA li y, fAytHy Evan Adkins Silrnre is a trirnd thai mi never betray. Georgia Alcher A iriend to all, and to all a Iriend. Glee (lluli 1-2; Choir 3-4; Orclirslra 1-2-3-4. Proiil.nl 3. Tri-asun-r 4; GAA 1-2-3-4; Latin Club 1-2-3: Spanish Club 3-4; Fortune Guild 2-3-4; Tlir- pians 3-4; Sprcch Chnir 3-4: Varsity Show I-2-3-4: WtTomi 4. Glenn B. Aldridge Sing. Man, Sing. Choir 3-4. Lois Andrewson Her intelligence is shown in the brilliance oi her hair. Art Club 1-2-34; .Spr ice Club 1: French Club 2: FHA 4. Rodney (rod) Andrewson Keep your chin up. Mister. Chorus 2-3; Chnir 4; Band 1; Varsity Show 4; Tennis 4. William Ashby Cmon Cat, Dig Out. Football 14; Intramural 1-2-34; Student Conference 1; Student Court 4; Spanish Club 2-4. Sylvia Bagge Oiiiel (harm. Transftrrrd from Wlicalun Aiafl -iiiv in Su|iliiinior«- yi-ar. Chorus 2-3. l ARBARA Bailey She ' ll find a wa . vr make one. Gift- Clul) 1-2: ] ' ,-p Clul) 4. John Baldwin There are some silent people who are more interesting than the best talkers. James Barton Ace Barton Hies again. Spanish Club 1-2. Gretchen (bunny) Beardsley Turns on charm at icill. Vico Pn-siilt-nt nf Sophomore Class: GAA 1-2-3: Service Club 1-2: Pep Club 1-2: Chorus 2-3; Varsity Show 2-3-4: Homecoming Queen. William G. Belli You wouldn ' t call him tiashiiil. um wouldn ' t call him bold. Transferred from Oak Park and River Forest High Sehool : Football 4. Doris Bennett The ittretest manners ami the sunniest smite. Transffrrcd from Mary 0. Hradfiinl lUfih Srhonl, Kenosha. is., in JuniiT vt ir; TriHi- Y 4. Dick Benware The secret oi success is constancy. Studcnl Con. 3-4, President 4; Student Court A: Broadcast 3-4; Latin Clul) 2; Fortune Guild 3-4; Thespians 3-4; Weeumi 4; Roys ' . ' lale 3. Dean Glayde Bitner Keeping silent is no crime. ' Varsity Show 2-3-4. Peggy Birr Silence is sweeter than speech. Glee Cluh 1-2; Dog Club 1; FH. ' V 3: Wecomi 4; Varsity . ' how 4. Larry Bertsch Step and a half. Transferred from Lincoln Hii;li Si h ol. Camhridfie ( ity. Indiana, in Jun- ior rar. Georgine Binder . pretty way. a winning smile. Senior Coun- lil; Lalin Cluli 1-2; French Cluh 3-4. Treas- urer 3; GAA 1-2-3-1; Fortune Guil.l 2; Glee Cluh 1. Melvyn W. Bodie You only live once. So live! Football 1-2. Dan L. Bohlmeyer Scalpel, please. Student Con. 4; Student Court 4; Junior Class Council; Senior Class Council; Latin Club 1-2. Treasurer 2; Band 1-2-3, Vice President 3; Pep Band 1-2-3; Varsity Show 1-2-3; Biology Club 2; Track 2-3. Ray Bollweg My cares and wants are jew. Varsity Show 3-4. Jim Brady Never let your studies interfere with your edu- cation. Baseball 1. 1 Judy Broecker And she hath amiable charm. Transferred from Wheaton Academy in Junior year; Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 3; Spanish Club 4. Donald Bringle Don ' t rush me! Football 2. Jldy Brookstra Pretty is as pretty does. CAA 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2; Varsity Show 3; Srrvic- Cliil) 1-2: Chorus 1-2: Latin Club 1; Fortune Guild 2-3. Virginia Brosheer A gifted student for her brains renouned. French ( lub 2, Secretary; Band 1; Furtune Guild 2-3: Speech Choir 3. I --- T Phyllis Buhrnsen Silent ihoiighls. quiet ways. Library Monitor 1: French Club 2; Pep Club 4: Nurse 4. SiGRID B. BUREN Nothing is impossible to a willing heart! Transferred from Kippenherg School. Bremen. Germany; Student Con. 4; FH. 4; Book Club 4; CA.A 4; Varsity Show 4. Kenneth J. Campbell My heart will get me through. Transferred from Wheaton Academy in Sophomore year. James Michael Carroll Shyness can be a virtue. Meryl Cheney She ' s small, hiil so is a slich of dynamite! Transferred from Elniira Free Academy, El- mira. New York, in Junior year: Chorus 4. Wayne S. Chilcote. Jr. K ' e ' ll have to operate . . . Pep Band 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4. President 4; Varsity . ' how 2-3-4; .Spanish Cluh 1-2-3-4; Biology Club 4. Lyndis Christopherson With golden locks and pleasing ways. Chorus 2; Choir 3-4; Art Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Varsity Show 3. Clifford Clark Not so brawny, but always busy. Varsity Show 3. ■  ' Virginia (ginger) Clarke She carries the stars in her eyes and the sun in her friendship. Student Con. 3-4; Class Council 3-4; Secretary of Freshman Class; GAA 1-2-4; Usher Crew 1; Saddle Cluh 4; French Club 2, President 2; Spanish Club 3-4. Vice President 3; Glee Club 1; Varsity Show 2-4; National Honor Society 3; Wecomi 4, Co-Editor. George Clayborne What ' d you say. Cramps ■ ' Track 1-2; Intra- mural Basketball 2. Jon a. Cole Wilhoiil niiisii . lilf iioiihl he a miMahe. Hand 1-2-34: P p Band 4: Clioir I: Spanish Cluli 1-2-4; Tra k 2-1; ( ii!- Ijnintry 3; Varsity Show 3-4. Edward Cording Hii uords were iru. Tran-tirr -d (nmi W lua- tcin Aiadriiiy in Junior yi ' ar. Don Cunningham Vibrantly alive and misrhiei in his ere. Fool ball 1. ROLLIN DaRST He has a tvay with women ... In Basketball 1-4: Football 1-4; Bajtp tbal Varsity Show 3-4. Larry M. Davis Worries never trouble me, what will the dif- ference in a century be? Basketball 1-2: Base- ball 2; Intramural Basketball 34. Larry P. Davis He tou ' ers above the throng. Choir 1-3: Or- chestra 4. Warren P. Derrick Every inch a man. but more man than inch. Transferred from Prairie High School, Al- berta. Canada, in Junior year; Band 3-4; Pep Band 3-4; Varsity Show Band 4; Choir 4. Caye Devan She smiled and all the world was gay. Latin Club 1-2-4; Fortune Guild 2-3; Class Council 3-4; Varsity Show 2-4; GAA 1-2-3-4, Cabinet 4. I ' ■ ' think. l oHLl thin ONNELLYjy nd icit. Alternate Cheer- ; Pep Club 3-4; Latin Club 2; Varsity Show 3-4; fed ft-om The Immaculaila, Chicago, ' omorji year. Patricia E. Draecer Shf has a merry rye for fun. Transfrrrcd frmn Si. Ann Hiph School, Cliirai;o. in Senior year. Elizabeth E. Dufour Shr radiates with sweetness. Library AssislanI 1-2-3-4: FHA 3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Art Ciiil. 1-2-3-4. Secretary-Treasurer 4; llsher Crew .■ ; Service Cluli 1; Book Clul) 1-2. r _ Peter M. Durovich The biggest rascal that walks on two legs! Track 1: Inlramurals 3; .Spanish Club 2. Vice President. Carol Durran Sweetness charms the soul. Glee Club I; CA. 1-2-3; Pep Club 3. Johanna C. Falcon Her ways are silent, but silence is eloquent. An Club 1-2-3-4. Vice President 3: Book Clul. 3; Library . ssislant 34; Usher Crew 1-2-3. Jldy (fitzi Fitzgerald i othing startles me! Latin Club 1-2; C. A 1-2; Uecomi 4; .Spanish Club 4: Glee Club 1 ; Transferref] frr.m Nazareth . cademy. Hards- town, Kentucky, in Junior year. r r LORNA Fox geJ the best out oj life because I ' m happy. Library Assistant 2-4; Book Club 2; Usher Crew 2. Rudolph Franciscy The better you know him, the more you like him. y David G. Ford For man is man. anil master ai his late. Fuel- ball 1. L. A. (BID I Forrest. Jr. Little innorenie knows no sin. Student Con. 1; Fortune Guild 3-4, President 4; Fortune Guild Play 4; Thespians 3-4; Thespian Flay 4; French Club 4; Varsity . ' how 4: Werorni 4; Chorus 4; Track 1; Spanish Club 1-2. :.♦ Charles G. Franks Content to let the world f:o as it will. Art Club 1-2-3; Intrannirals 1-2. John Fry Ye harilh know me yet. Transferred from Hiphland Park High School. Highland Park. New Jersey. Howard J. Gaede I ' m on my way with a merry heart. ril 4; Bas.-l.all 1-2-3-4: Ba ketl Football 1. Lewis J. Gamster Take me lor what I am. not for be. Spanish Club 1-2: Basebal tramurals 1-3-4; Cross Coiinln ' 1; Wrestling 1-2. - 1 ' Walter Gerstung His voice floats on a cloud. Transferred from Whealon Academy in Sophomore year; Class Council 3-4; Intramurals 3. Laverne Fontayne Gill A sense oi humor and the power to laugh. GAA 1-2-3; Art Club 4; Book Club 3; Usher Crew 2-3. Charles A. Garrod Quiet until his hour should come. Biology Club 2. James E. Gauger Handsome is as handsome does. President of Junior Class; Wecomi 4; Broadcast 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2-4; Baseball 1-2-4; C ross Coun- try 2-3-4; Football 1; Varsity Show 3-4; Home- coming Co-Chairman 4; Boys ' State 3; Stu- dent Con. 3; Class Council 3. Elizabeth Graham was born to speah all mirth and no matter. Student Council 1-2; Latin Club 2; Varsity Show 2-3-4; Pep Club 2; GAA 1-2-3; Service Club 1-2. Leslie E. Grebe How about a date? Transferred from Quincy High School in Junior year; Baseball 3; Bas- ketball 4; Football 3-4. Jim Glasser A wise man goes ahead of his time. French Club 3-4. President 4; Choir 4; Latin Club 3-4, President 3; Glee Club 1; Broadcast 3-4. Editor 4; Track 2: National Honor Society 3. Bob Graflund A joke ' s a very serious thing. Track 1-2-3; Spanish Club 2; Cross Country 3-4; Biology Club 2; Usher Crew 2-3. Frank Grgurich I ' m as innocent as the next fellow, they tell me! Football 1; Basketball 1-2; Baseball 2- 3-4; Intramural Basketball 3-4; Spanish Club 2. Chuck Gutke Mogambo! Track 1; Crew 2. Spanish Club 2-3; Usher Chuck U. Hadley It ' s qiialih not qiiantily that lotinl.t. I!a ki ' ll all Manager 2-3-4; Football Manager 4. Herman G. Haenisch As for me. all I know is that I know everything. Intramural Basketball 4; Football Manager 1; Biology Club 2; Wrestling 2; Usber Crew 3-4. y RuTHiE Hale Never too busy to join in jun, always on hand when there ' s work to be done. Band 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4, Librarian 3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; Varsity Show Band 2-3-4; Art Club 4. Rhoda Harlow Cheerful I am the livelong day. Transferred from East York Collegiate, Toronto, Ontario, in Junior year. Jon Hecox The silent type . . Crew 3; Monitor 4. Ha! Football 2: Stage Helen Evelyn Heindl For such a silence is both kind and wise. Band 1-2; Wecomi 4. Sharon Hendrix Fairest of the fair. Transferred from Highland Park High School. Highland Park, New Jersey. Carol Hert All new things are apt to please. Transferred from Mason City High School, Mason City. Iowa, in Senior year. Sandy Hiebner The darkness of her hair sets ojj the brightness oj her smile. Pep Club 1-2-34; Service Club 1; Monitor 4; Spanish Club 1; FH. ' K 3; Vars- ity Show 2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3-4; Music Club 1- 2-3-4; Choir 3-4. Nancy Bernice Hinderliter In this world there ' s too much hurry, what ' s the use of juss and worry? Glee Club 1. W f ! ' Patricia Ann Hitzeman To have a friend is to be a friend. Neil Hofstetter Haste not. but calmly wait. Glee Club 1; Chess Club 3. Ji niTii Carol Hosking Hill hold me for a Irienil. Traii?firr l fmni Ahin ton. Prnn., in Snpliiuiuire year. I.aliii Clul) 2-3-4 ; Fortum- Cuil.l 3-4; Thespian Flay 4: F -|) dull 4; Wecdiiii 4. Dave B. Ireland nial:e ihe best of all that comes, and the least ol all that goes. Transferred from Wliealon Aearfeniy in Snpliiimnre year. Sluilent Confer- enee 2: Hiolo y Clul) 2; Baskelliall 4; C:horus 2-3. I Richard Jamison Yoii can ' t tell a book by its cover. Football 1- 2; Basketball 1; Fortune Guild 2-3-4; Speech Choir 3-4; Stage Crew 1-2-3; Fortune Guild Play 4; Thespian Play 4; Latin Club 1-2; Spanish Club 3-4; Thespians 3-4. Ed Jens .Me and my auto. Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1; Track 2-4; Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 3-4; Chorus 3; Choir 4; Usher Crew 2; Varsity Show 3-4; Intra- murals 2-4. VicKi Jensen Whose looks were like the cheerful smile oj spring. Latin Club 1-2; GAA 1-2-3-4; French Club 3-4; Glee Club 1; Service Club 1; Pep Club 1-2-3; Varsity Show 2-3-4. Ronald Johnson Your destiny is that of a man. Football 1-2-4; Track 2; President of Sophomore Class; St! dent Con. 2-3; Intramural Basketball 3-4. ToRREY M. Johnson He blushes, all is sale. Transferred from Kel- vyn Park High School, Chicago, in Senior year. Mary Johnston Good things befall the good. Band 1-2-3; Latin Club 1-2; Service Club 1; Pep Club 2; Fortune Guild 2-3-4; G. . 1-2-3-4; Varsity Show 24; Music Club 4. to. SvE CaroleJih K She knoll s mWtivw Club 14; SerS Club , French Club 3-4; MoWroi RUSS|PWLFA ( heyX ' arr nj le Duli _ ' jpk ; r%n)all 1-24; Louise A. Karas A little bit independent. Music Club 1-2-3-4; Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 2-3-4; Fortune Guild 2-34; Fortune Guild Play 4; Thespians 2-3-4. Vice President 4; G. A 2-3; Class Council 3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; French Club 4; Service Club 1; Pep Club 3-4; Monitor 4; Wecomi 4. Don Otto Karnuth Liie is but a joke. Football 1-2; Track 1-2; Glee Club 1-2-3; Varsity Show 3-4; Intramural liask.-lball 1-2. Lester Earl Kibi.er ai oleon was Utile tiiiil so am I. C 1-2; Wresllinj; 2. Carol Lynn Klatt You only live once, so lite. Tranj.ftrrtil trom Arlington Heights High School in Senior year. Ir- - Dick Klein Me thinks he has a future. Latin Club 1; Choir 2-3-4; Broadcast 2-3-4, Editor 4; Student Con- ference 4. Keith Knabb An artist in more ways than one. Football 1; Cross Country 2-3-4, Captain 4; Track 1-2-3-4; Biology Club 2. Vice President; Spanish Club 2-3-4; Wecomi 4; Chorus 3; Choir 4; Cheer- leader 4; Varsity Show 3-4. Linda Anne Kramer music be the fruit of love, play on. Trans- ferred from Scott High School. Toledo, Ohio, in Junior year; Latin Club 3-4; French Club 34; Saddle Club 3-4, Treasurer 3; Fortune Guild 3-4: Orchestra 3-4, President 4; Thes- pians 3-4. Beth Kroehnke She smile I and the shadotcs departed. GAA 1-2-3-4, Representative 2. President 4; Secre- tary of Junior Class; Student Conference 1-2; Student Court Recorder 4; French Club 3-4; Latin Club 1-2. . ■;3i Arlene LaJeun i6E She is gentle, she is snjfelransferri Park High School iT rD B pl i gli ai e year; tune Guild 2: Chorus 2; Ch uj:-S4i 5 FC 34. •X Rose Marie Kucharski find the world not grey, but rosy. Varsity Show 3-4; Chorus 1-2-3 : Art Cluh 1; Broad- cast 4. Lloyd Keith Kuykendall Good at a fight, but better at play. Football 1-2; Wrestling 1-2-3-4, CoCaptain 4. NoRBERT Lambert I ' re laid aside business and gone fishing. Base- hall 1-2-3-4; Intramural Baskelhall 3-4; Vars- ity Show 3. Robert Lamm None but himself can he his parallel. Trans- ferred from Lane Technical High School, Chi- cajio. in Sophomore year. Intramural Basket- hall 4. V Stephen Leadabrand Watch the birdie, please. Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Librarian 3-4; Latin Club 1-2; Student Court 2-3-4: Student Con. 1; Librar ' Assistant 3. Beverly Leech She holds the tvorld at her fingertip. . Pep Club 2-3-4; conu 4: Latin Club 1-2-3; FHA 3; Fortune Guild 2-3: Service Club 1; Heai Majorette 4; Book Club 1-2; Sad.lle Club 3 Varsilv Show 3; Poetrs Club 4. Richard Lindquist He aluays meant business, monkey business. Basketball 2; Baseball 2. Elvon C. Lloyd Here ' s a good jellotv. Varsity Show Band 1-2- 34; Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 34; Pep Band 34. 4 Mary Liebal Speech is the index of the mind. GAA 1-2-3-4; Latin Club 1-2; French Club 3; Service Club 1; Fortune Guild 3; Pep Club 2-3-4; Wecomi 4; Glee Club 1. Robert Liebeck He has a mind of his own. Varsity Show 4. -N « 1 Donald C. Ludy A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Football 1; Baseball 3-4; Basketball 1; Track 1-2; Spanish Club 1-2; Intramural Basketball 2-3-4; Usher Crew 1-2- 3; Junior Play 2; Varsity Show 4. Paul R. Lundholm The world knows little of its greatest men. Tom Lodeski .411 things are not equally suitable to all men. Football 1-2-3-4; Wrestling 3-4. JuANiTA Grace Long She rose and stepped lightly. Helen Yvonne Lusk Blessed are the peace makers. Latin Club 1; Music Club 1; Service Club 1; GAA 1; Pep Club 1-2; Cheerleader 2. Robert E. Lyda will make use of all the power I have. Foot- ball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; President of Freshman Class; Track Captain 4; Student Con. 1; Usher Crew 2; Spanish Club 4; Glee Club 3. Ralph McCormick Make tie merry as long as we may. Bob McGhee He is a gentleman . . . look at his boots Louise McQuilkin Look what a southern drawl can do! Band 1-2; CAA 1-2-3-4, Vice President 3; Service Club 1, Secretary; Pep Club 2-3; French Club 3. Vice President; Fortune Guild 2-3; Thes- pians 2-34; Latin Club 1-2; Varsity Show 2; Student Conference 34; Class Council 34; Wecomi 4; National Honor Society 3. Robert W. Madden I ' m sure care is an enemy to life. Chess Club 2-3-4. Vice President 4; Band 1-2-34; Pep Band 4; Spanish Club 2; Intramural Basket- ball 2-4; Varsity Show 4; Football Manager 1. « S i ( Sandy McMaster should be happy that I am happy. Trans- ferred from Proviso High School in Sophomore year. Chorus 2; Choir 3-4. Elizabeth Ann McNeil And so her tongue lay seldom still. Band 1 ; GAA 1-2-34; Service Club 1; Pep Club 2-34; Latin Club 1-2; French Club 3-4; Fortune Guild 2-3-4; Thespians 3-4; Varsity Show 3; Thespians Play 4; Wecomi 4; Poetry Club 4; Speech Choir 4. I Madeline Sharon May Life is too short to waste. Art Club 1; Spanish Club 1-2-4; Modern Dance Club 4; Script Club 4; Varsity Show 2-4. Bill Metros Give me a partner that can dance. Band Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4; Basketball 1 Basketball Manager 1-2; Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 2; Wrestling 3; Intramurals. Sharon Fay Malone Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Transferred from New Trier in Junior year; Choir 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Music Club; Pep Club 4; Weconii 4; Varsity Show 3-4; Speech Choir 3-4; Fortune Guild 3-4, Vice President 4; Thespians 3-4; Fortune Guild Play 3-4. Judith Arlene Markle Thought is deeper than all speech. Art Club 1; Spanish Club 2-4; Dog Club 2-3; Varsity Show 4. f ' Dorothy Mertz To know her is to like her. Transferred from Oak Park and River Forest High School. For- tune Guild 4; Saddle Club 4; Speech Choir 4. Gordon Meyer It shall be said his judgment ruled our hands. Football 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Track 1; Vice President of Junior Class; Student Con. 2-4; Student Court 2-3-4, Judge 4. Carole Mikesell BooAs were her passion and ilelif;hl. C, v (Miili 1; Frrm-h Cliil) 2-3; Sa.lillr Clnl. 2; ,ti Cluli 1: Pep Club 2-3; Service Chil) 1. Nancy Milne olhing enihires longer than personal t iialities. Latin Clul 1-2: Service Cluli 1-2: Glee Club 2; Pep Clul. 1-2: TriHi-Y 2-3-4. President 2; GAA 1; Music Club 2; YFC 4. Pay attention j r .llCiflenk s MlJ, . Se ice Clul) 1; Glee CluffJ : ni eiiibl2-3 : ' V«? Club HARRIET:3%f?3Tjto!i !iwf ' A rnisrhieiau-ir-lwimje jinj the eye y fTnin at symbol o i itej( Y - 1 :2;ifl-:%atinKQutjM 2; Pep CRlb 2-.3-4 iWTlSfr a,jb a ' frT 4: Service Cliib 1; Forti q2 ' ' ' J d 3: Varsity Sbow 2-3-4; Wecomi 4. Richard Molson Oh well, boys will be boys. Spanish Club 2-3-4. Treasurer 4; Class Council 4; Cross Country 4; Intramural Basketball 4: Track 4. Gene Mirdock Studies bother me not, for I bother not with studies. Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1-2-3; Student Council 2. f-T Nancy Nelson Her eyes are filled with the livinkle of friend- liness. Student Council 1; GAA 1-2; Latin Club 1-2; Choir 3-4; Music Club 1-3-4; Vars- ity Show 3-4. William Nelson But hold me for a friend. Dog Club 1-2, Treas- urer 1-2; Spanish Club 4; Tennis 4; Intra- mural Basketball 1-4. Richard Nachtigall A man who blushes is not quite a brute. Foot- ball 1-2-3-4; Wrestling 3-4; Track 4; French Club 2-3. Linda Ann Nelson My eyes simply won ' t behave! Spanish Club 2-3-4; Band 1-3-4, Majorette 3-4; Fortune Guild 2-3; Thespians 3-4; GAA 1-2; Service Club 1 ; Varsity Show 3-4. Steven Ness There are two sides to every question . . . my own and the wrong side. Football 2; Track 2; Wrestling 2; Choir 1-2; Spanish Club 2-3; Latin Club 1. Arlene Ruth Neuendorf She has the admiration for things worth while. GAA 1-2-3-4; Service Club 1; Book Club 1-2; Library Assistant 4; FHA 3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Usher Crew 2-3.4, Head Usher 3-4; Music Club 3-4. , ' !.. Melba Neumann Hoiv long we lire, not words but actions tell. Service Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2; Fortune Guild 2; Poetr - Club Vice President 4; Choir 3. 4; Varsity Show 3, 4; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Herbert Newman There is little he has to say. Stage Crew 3, 4. C Patricia Nimmo And yet you are wise who say it, silence is wisdom. Transferred in Senior Year. Earl Nolting like to laugh and live. Stewart Odell Although he has much wit, he ' s very shy about it. Track 1. 3; Latin Club 1. 2. 3; Student Con. 2: Cross Country- .Manager 3; Biology- Club Treasurer 2; Intraniurals 1, 4; Debate Club 2. Floyd W. Olsen Felt the light of her eyes in his life. Band 1- 2-3-4; Treasurer 3; Tennis 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 34; Basketball 1-2; Latin Club 1-2; Varsity Show 1-2-4. Edmund Olson Fve taken my fun where Vre found it. Joyce Owens Modest, yet with a friendliness that counts for much. Usher Crew 1-2; Spanish Club 2-4; Latin Club 4; Poetry Club 3, President 4; Art Club 4; Fortune Guild 2-3; Varsity Show 2-4; Biology Club 2; Nurses ' Club 4; Dog Club 1. Laurence Douglas Page Ah . . . to sleep my youth aivay. Transferred from Glenbard in Sophomore year. Biology Club 2; Wrestling 4. John Pankratz His words were few. Orchestra 2-3-4; Varsity Show 3-4. Charles Richard Patrick love my comfort and my leisure. Wrestling 1; Track 1-4; Usher Crew 3; Cross Country 4. Ken Peters He sloops for nothing but doors. Football Man- ager 1-2-3-4; Latin Club 3; Dog Club 1, Presi- dent 2-3; Wecomi. Co-Editor 4; Varsity .Show 2-3-4; Student Court 2-3-4; Boys ' State 3. Lorri ' s-Dawn Peterson haie a heart tiilh room lor every joy. GAA 2. 3; Mus-ic Cluh 1; Service Club 1; French Club 3; Poetry Club 4. Nina Phillips Not much talk- . . . a great sueet silence. Trans- ferred from Morpan Park in Junior year: Poe- try Club 4; Secretary jj . Guild 4. Paul Player Actions speak louder than words. Football 1-2: Cross Country 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Art Club 3; Latin Club 1-2-3; Pep Club 1-2; Biology Club 2; Student Con. 3; Class Council 3; Music Club 1. Sally Player Nothing under the sun is accidental. Music Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Secretary 3; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Latin Club 1-2; French Club 3; GAA 1-2-3-4; Student Con. 1; Varsity Show 3; Student Court 3; Fortune Guild 3; Wecomi 4. ■ - xV. , .V ■ i iSfc ) Ja InA iZ !P .COBP.O ' ' ' ' ' . CHlC GO Hasseline Radford The great end ol Hie is not knowledge but action. Art Club Vice President 2; GAA 1-2-3- 4; Usher Crew; Pep Cluli 3-4. Margot Rathje A person with no enemies has a record. Latin Club 1-2: Music Club 1-2-3: Biology Club 2: Poetry Club 4: Fortune Guild 4; FHA 4; Pep Club 4. V.v Larry J. Resh Why teachers go crazy! Football 1-2; Baseball 1-2-4; Pep Club 2. Lois Reuter The reward of one duty well done is the power to Jul jilt more. GAA 1-2-3-4, Cabinet 1; Service Club Vice President 1; Latin Club 1-2-3; Sad- dle Club President 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Stu- dent Conference, Secretary 3; Student Court 3; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Treas- urer Sophomore Class; Wecomi 4; Varsity Show 4; Monitor 4. John 0. Rhoads stow and sure is my style ol business. Foot- ball 1-2-3-4; Frosh-Soph Captain; Wrestling 1-2-3, Captain 4; Baseball 1: Track 1-2-3-4; Varsity Sh ow 3-4. Arnold Rice A jolly good fellow is he. Hall Monitor 4. Marion Rice .4 favorite among her friends. CAA 1-2-3-4; IVp Club 2-4; Music Club 1; Varsity Show 2; Weconii 4; Spanish Club 3-4; FHA 4. Thomas A. Richter Born by the luckiest star! Basketball 2-3-4; Cross Country 4; Baseball 1-3; Track 2-4; Spanish Club 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Varsity Show 1-2; Chess Club 3-4. J i — Margaret Ellen Robinson She has a natural, wise sincerity. Latin Club 1-2-3-4; Poetry Club 3-4; Art Club 1-2; CAA 1; Music Club 1. Bobbe Rodman Very little is needed to make a happy life. Spanish Club 2-4; Music Club 1-2; Service Club 1; CAA 2-4; Varsity Show 2-4; We- comi 4. Walter Beaumont Ross He kept his silence even in play. Football 1-2-3; Track 2; Chess Club 3; Stage Crew 3-4. Robyn Roth She ' s good and yet not too good to be lots of fun. Music Club 1-3-4; Choir 3-4; Latin Club 1-2; Fortune Guild 34; Varsity Show 3-4; CAA 1-2-34; Service Club 1; Class Council 34; YFC 34. Don Rousar Even Solomon would hirlt the task of answer- ing i iie.slions this lad asl.-x. Lalin Club 1-2: Wrestliiii; 14: Bi..loi:v Cluli 2: Class Coun- cil 4. Gloria Samuelson Confidence in another ' s goodness is proof of one ' s own. Transferred from Wlieaton Academy in Junior year: Spanish Club 3; Chorus 3: Choir 4: YFC 3-4. JosiAH W. Sawyer Not bashiul. just reserved. Latin Club 1-2; For- tune Guild 3-4; Fortune Guild 4; Thespian Play 4: Wrestling 2; Art Club 2: Varsitv Show 3: Hall Monitor 4. F. Karl Schiek Thinking is but an idle waste ol thought. Jf Robe rt Schmidt Ao toward soul is mine. Spanish Club 2-3-4; Track 4. JoN Schneider Time is but the stream I go iishing in. X ' restl- iuf: 2. HouEKT Alan Sharp If hen (i anil iliily ilash. lei iliily no to smash. Knnihall 1: Sliiilt-nl Con. 1-2-3-1, Vice Prcsi- lrnl 3: Viri llinf: 1-2; Tennis 1-2-3; Spanish dull 2-3; Fill tunc Cliiilil 4; Fortune Guild riiiy A. Cynthia May Shields There is no lore sinverer than the loie oi looil. Transdrrrd frnni Siliuiv. Hijili School. Chica- go, in Junior year: G. A 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; (!lass Rcprcsinlalivi ' 3. Maureen Sloan So she lives in fantasy. Transferred from Ma- donna High School in Sophomore year. Poetry Club 3. Ian Smail Let come what may. Transferred from Whea- ton Academy in Sphomore year. Wrestling 2- 3-4: Track 4. r . m Florence fsis) Sittler With laughing lips and clear blue eyes fice Assistant 1-2-3. Of- Samuel Knox Skinner Always happy, never sad, full of pep, and never bad (?) Football 1-2; Basketball 1; Track 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 3-4; Wecomi 4; I.alin Club 1-2-3; Biology Club 2; Pep Club 2; Chorus 1-2; Varsity Show 4. it Malorice Smith .S7ie s laughing up her sleeve at you. GAA 1; Frfshman Glee Club 1; Book Club 1; Library Assistant 1-2: Office Assistance 2-3-4. Virginia Kingsley Smith If orl: iirst anil rest ajlenvarcl. Transferred to Wbealon in Sophomore year: GAA 2-3-4; French Club 2-3; Biology Club 2; Saddle Club 3; Pep Club 4; Broadcast 4. Joyce Ellen Spicer Her stillness charms the air. Spanish Club 1-2; Glee Club 1: Chorus 2; Art Club 4: FHA 4. Jean C arol Steinbrecher She ' s mild anil gentle. Spanish Club 1-2; GAA 1-2-3: Glee Club 1; Choir 3-4; Music Club 1: FHA 3. Sue Strong Transferred from J. T. Hutchinson High. Lub- bock, Texas, in Freshman year; Music Club 1- 2-3-4 : Glee Club 1: Chorus 2; Choir 3-4; Latin Club 2-3-4; Fortune Guild 2-3-4; Thes- pians 2-3-4; Poertry Club 3, Treasurer 4; Varsity Show 2-3-4; Wecomi 4; Speech Choir 3-4; VFC 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4. Barbara Strubler .• merry heart goes all the Spanish Club 2: W ocomi 4. day. GAA 1-2; Jim Sti pi ' i.E ffi oi Hie! If In ia rr y C.nlf 1; Caiilaiii 1; Cross Cminlrv 4: Slinlml (miiiI 1: Intra- murals 4. ROLLIN Sl ' BLF.TT .1 xense of humor anil llic power lo laugh . . . Fonlliall 1-2-3-.1: Baski ' lliall 1-2: Class Treas- urir 1; Varsity Show 4: Class Council 4. Rebecca (becky) Sutton A fiirl so jolly and opposed to all that is mel- ancholy. Art Clul) 1-2; Glee Club 1; Spanish Clul) 2-3: Poetry Club 3; GAA 4; Wecomi 4; Pep Clul) 4; P ' HA 4. Bonnie Tall Her sweet smile mai.es good fellows fools and traitors. Cheerleader 2-3, Head 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Latin Club 1-2; GAA 1-2-3-4; For- tune Guild 3: Thespians 4; Student Con. 1-4; Service Club 1, Treasurer: French Club 3-4; Music Club 1-3; Wecomi 4; Varsity Show 2-3-4. Ronnie Tanis A lovely pirl — she attains what she pursues. Transferred from Wheaton Academy, Junior vear: Orchestra 3-4. Secretary 3: Chorus 3; Choir 4: FHA 4. Jeannine Carol Tansley There is nothing so kingly as kindness. Service Club 1; Glee Club 1: Pep Club 2-4: FHA 4; Usher Crew 3-4. 1 w im ■■ ' i.-.tga Grace Taylor er smile is the kind thai never wears ofl. Transferred from Hampden Dubose Academy. Zellwood. Florida, in Senior year; French Club 4; GAA 4; Class Council 4; Wecomi 4: Pep Club 4. Sylvia Tessman Wisdom is the conqueror of the future. Music Club 1-3; Latin Club 1-2-3. Secretary 3; French Club 3-4. Vice President 4; GAA 1-2- 3-4; Service Club 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; For- tune Guild 3; Varsity Show 3-4; Football Queen Attendant 4; Broadcast 2-3-4; Wecomi 4. Phil Thieman Friends are rare for the good reason that men are not common. Glee Club 1, Accompanist 1 Choir Accompanist 2-3-4; Varsity Show 2-3-4 Latin Club 1 ; Speech Choir Accompanist 3-4 Football Photographer 1-2-3-4. Bruce E. Tompkins prefers Linda Underbill The charming gaiety of sparkling eyes. Latin Club 1-2-3; Glee Club 1; Choir 3-4; Music Club 1-2-3; GAA 1-2; Pep Club 2; Varsity Show 3-4; Service Club 1. Robert James Vernon In me, as yet, ambition has no part. Phyllis Vogt She is liked by all, and a jolly good sport. GAA 1-2-34; Cabinet 3; Glee Club 1: Varsity Show 2; Girls ' Choir 2; Weconii 4. Carol Wadlington What sweet delights a quiet life allords. GAA 1-2: Art Club 34: Pep Club 2. GwYN Walker Divinely tall and most divinely fair. Trans- ferred from Wheaton Academy in Sophomore year: Spanish Club 2-3; GAA 2-34: Pep Club 2: FHA 4: Fortune Guild 3; Wecomi 4. John R. Walstrom The good live the longest . . . Here ' s to a short Hie. Football 1 ; Intramurals 3-4. Evelyn Walter When quiet people speak, their words are gold- en. Latin Club 1-2: Glee Club 1; Girls ' Choir 2; Choir 34: Service Club 1-2; GAA 2-3; Spanish Club 3: Music Club 1-2; YFC 34. P.ATRICK J. W. RINC Silence ojten prevails when speaking fails. Transferred from Glenhard in Sophomore year; Chess Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Class Coun- cil 4. Donald W. West One of the greatest pleasures in life is con- versation. Student Court 2-3, Assistant Judge 4; Chorus 3; President 3; Choir 4, President 4; Biology Club President 2; Basketball 1-2-3- 4; Football 2-3; Track 1; Cross Country 4; Latin Club 1; Band 1-2: Boys ' State 3: YFC 3-4. President 3-4. Catherine Whitt None but the brave deserve the fair. IjSiee, Club 1; Service Club l-lA MiA; Club ] ; jjm nish Club 2:iFtirtuni Cuill3-4Arhesriians resi- dent 4AbJp CWb «-f Tift . 2-3-ft. Vi« Presid 3-4.jJ l l . ' Uj (). Patricia Weiss Now let me explain myself. Transferred from Senn High School in Sophomore year. Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2; FHA 4; Wecomi 4: Band 2-3. Peggy Wendorf She appears very quiet, but 1-2; Pep Club. Glee Club Catherine (cathy) Wiesbrock Gay and wise in sweet combination. Service Club 1-2, President 1; Pep Club 1-2; Glee Club 1; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Stu- dent Con. 2-3-4, Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 2-3, Treasurer 2: GAA 2-3; Fortune Guild 2- 3-4; Fortune Guild Play 4; Thespians; Foot- ball Queen Attendant 4; Wecomi 4; Student Court 3; Monitor 4. Roger M. Wilcox used to be conceited, but now I ' m perfect. Baseball 2-3-4; Basketball 3-4; Football 3-4; Sluilcnt Court Office 4. Robert Williams just say uhal I lliinh. Kiinlliall 1-2: Slmlrnt Con. l. Gale Lee Willson ' eu: she is, and pleasant too. Transferred from Proviso High School in Senior year. Charles Edward Wonneberg Says little but thinks a lot. Wrestling 3; French Club 4; Transferred from Falls Church, Virginia in Sophomore year. Melvin Paul McNeer The tall, silent type. Transferred from Viola. Arkansas in Senior year. William Hennig No slave am I to work. Marsh. ll Mathias Modesty becomes me. .Spanish Club 1-2. Seniors With Ao Pictures Available Richard Chock Intramural Basketball 1 ; Frosli-Soph Basketball 2. Sharon Knippen Glee Club 1-2; Chorus 3. Joanne Korniek Transferred from Broad Ripple High School. Indianapolis, Indiana, this year. Marvin Norman John O ' Donnell Martha Pieper Diana Webb Juniors HOMEROOMS 201 and 206 Fourth row: B. Sands, T. Albrecht. Peironiiet. Koch. L. Smith. Dietrich Kropp. Peter- son. Wagner. Jamieson. Third row: Bunker. Reynolds. Hill. M. Kosin. S. Snow. Gokel. Carney. J. Williams. Fasold. Plowright. V. Snow. Second row: Lederman. Dorsey. Bonnevier, Lilja, Gary. Front row: Terry. Arnold. Dimino. C. Yorke, A. Luczak. Crettol, Sprengelmeyer. Knudsen. S. Pearson. Meyer. Burnett. tHa HOMEROOMS 2 and 126 Fourth row: Mogle, BronlscniM. Sillier. Lihhey. Sompayrac. Schoemann. Goodrich, Barth. Third row: Graham. Munn. Goodwin. Kromat. Klotz. Spiers. Hockenhull. Moore. Second row: Clark. Warren. Fhhert. Schaah. Dalciden. Duncan. Young. Mc- Gurne, Sites. Front row: Malson. Cain. Harrow. Bomley. Rice. Perkins. Culpepper. Zasopiar. Hohdc, Chelhurg. HOMEROOMS 209 and 234 Fourth row: Heitzler. Murra . OannclN. Victor. F. Ruzicka. Fhren. Mathews. Fox. Hahig. Third row: (Jaskiiis. Hciifro. Uolierts. Stevens. Ringherg, Garveii. Hopkins. Bauniler. Second row: Scheiner. Gross, Eichhoust, Slingerland. Boe. Dalriniple. John- son. R. Brown. Christopherson, Weeldreyer. Front row: Slusser, Mathews. L. Wiiide- niuller. Scholz. Wright. Yorke. Voska. Kornelson. HOMEROOMS 130 and 232 Fourth row : Heinlz. X ' ieslirock. F ovejoy. Stoskopf. Christianson, Ruzicka. Canister. Kessel. Cadv. Third row: I ' otteiger. Savenago. Cook. I ar(h)nner. Severson. Phitz. Kohli. Gales. Stukas. Second row: Page. Lel)o. Powell. Lamhertz. Hanen. Sherwood. Cagne. Stone, Cronier. Gregory. Front row: Baunigarten. Trautt. Ingold. Pattee, Gross. Thurston. Evans. ' Sengel, Gonzalez. Edwards. Stevens. HOMEROOMS 221 and 124 Fifth row: Billston, D. Nelson, L. Rathje. R. Guler. Fourth row: Sederlin. Powers, Finn. Noble. J. Pearson. J. Knippen. Colin. Hill. Hesik. Third row: Ludy. Lefkow. Shannon, Gettinger, Lufkin. Williams. Bird. Ninimo. Kosin. Second row: Perry. Baier. Strassenburg. Smith. Wa . Van Getson. McGrath. Johnston. Shillinglaw. Lello. First row: Cairns, Parrott, Day. Williams, Kelly, Mahoney, Nissen. Gibson, Noffsinger. De- Veaux, Troester. • r. Sophomores LPs. r r ♦ ' HOMEROOMS 101 and 102 Fifth row: Liebrock. Conforti. Hamlin. Smucker. McKelson. Foster. Beds. Foriiell. Rudolph. Schlatter. Milne. Fourth row: Taschetta. Lusk. Schindler. Artibey. McCor- mac, Schutt, Rodgers. A. Davis. Weinman. Buck. Snyder. Third row: Shoemann, Cas- key, Brooker, Rumrill, Glasser. Weber. Lewis. Kuefler, Rampage. Taylor. Green. Sec- ond row: Dewey, Pachey, Luxon. Triplett, J. Nelson, Larson, McCrady, Stiffler, Kiser. Franciscy. Peak, Jens. Chriske. First row: Berghammer. Ackerman. Bromer. Grote. Russell, Collins, Duff. Willson, Burnett, Heslinga, Nesbitt. Liles. HOMEROOMS 4 and 202 Fifth row: Burgess, Broecker. Webb. Tonute. Stienbeck. Gilbert, Shay. Burer. Daves Rogers, Duncan. Fourth row: Flloit. Runle. Newman. Titus. Lampa. Alberts, Gaffer Simmerman. Stupple. Sonntag. LaBonte. Third row: Thiese. Hinze. Dawson. Loser Isreal, Clav bourne. Biever. Gustafson. Rcdgate. Weisse. Sn dcr. Christopherson. Sec ond row: Mulqueen. Woollcy. Ayars. Bawling. Fdgren. Long. Winbolt. Neuendorf, C Anderson. Heischbue. Shannahan. Frank. Rehs. First row: Whetzal. L. Frank. Rogers. Statlander, Vaughn, La Cross, Marston, Jones, Wiegand, Pickering, Nealc. HOMEROOMS 229 and 236 Fifth row: Blackburn. Bollweg. Ireland. Rousar. Roth. Hamlin. Shannahan. Orth, P. Smith. Breitvvei.«er. Gauger. Fourth row: Hoffman. Reforgiate, Hennig. Hudson, Plum- nier. Darrah. Carlise. McFlroy. Lehr. J. Bennett. Third row: Anderson, Lusk, Olsen, Hartzell. LaValle. Fylc. D. Racine. Snow. Hartman. Peterson, Lefkow. Second row: Wilson. H. Smith. Sheridan. Cording. Sterits. Ring. Binder. Rock. Crealuro. Wihuas, Humphries. First row: McNicol. Game. Bauler, Mittman. Kirhy. Thompson. MacNer- land, Yount, Long, Szymanski, Luedtke, Warren. HOMEROOMS 121 and 224 Fifth row: Hallinan. J. Smith. Ross. Loftus. Coonlev. Filkin. Hinrichs. Frederick. Ver- wer. Shannon. Fourth row: Gregoire. Petermann. S. elson. A. Olsen. Hoene. White, Paladino. Thomas. Yates. Roller. Third row: Karch. Nachtigall. Westwood. Kerwin. Warren. McQuilkin. Rlume. DeKan. Norris. Elfslrom. Second row: Jeschke. Pietsch. Loang. Calmes, Blume. Hale. Kramer, Mains. Conley. Reitsma. First row: Wiegand, J. Carlson. Barton, Young. P. Tall. Macintosh. Burt, Lanibe. Vana, Phelps, Hiscock, Luczak. HOMEROOM 225 Fourth row: Wachowski. Starr. Bennett. Sauer. Schweigert. Third row: Kauth. Morris, Carmon, B. McKay, Fallo. Hinkehiian. Hune. Second row : Beckei, Robinson, Bobbins. Major, Ford. B. Racine. Price. Kleppe. First row: Barter. Zinck, Stressey, Heise. Orloff, Hammond. Gansberg, Richardson. REIRESflWtllTS Freshmen i n .4 t ' . ' n UMJiMMIiHL. HOMEROOMS 205 and 211 First row: D. Bitner. C. Schmitt. L. Belknap. R. Watts. D. Spangler. S. Wilkinson. R. Bellamy. S. Williams. J. Knell. B. Ingold, V. Jackson. L. Johnson. Second row: B. Moore, E. Hill. P. Our . J. Woodward. R. Kliesch. J. Paulos, M. Blanton. D. Knight, J. Muckleberg. M. L. Andreoni. J. Jacobson. J. Knaak. Third row: C. Olson. D. Ritchie. M. Modoff. J. Binger. J. Wenzel. J. Chain. J. Gordon. B. MacGaffey. J. Stone. J. Pau- los. B. Allen. K. Hansen. Fourth row: K Hennix. M. Rutherford. J. Bartlett. C. Dieter, M. Wheeler, L. Rathje, G. Graflund. M. Kylander. J. Burgan. D. Hecox. M. DePeo. B. Pernau. Fifth row: D. Denson. L. Wickline. J. Phillips, j. Schick. B. Nelson. E. Get- tinger, F. Gordon. C. Allen, J. Suhr, B. Blankenship, B. Dumper. F. Eckhardt. HOMEROOMS 103 and 7 First row: L. Hofstetter. A. Grim. L. Stoskopf. V. Scappucci. A. Tinsley . C. Lofgren, B. While. G. Gordon. 11. Swaenpoei. B. Bagalke. T. Keenan. D. Childress. Second row: J. Sedgwick. B. Kitlica. M. Eandiert. S. Harrison. S. Kimcs. J. Hale. M. Jurgatis. L. Kuhn. D. Dyiak. 1). Skarshaug. A. Carlisle. K. Bond. R. Thorne. Third row: E. Cisar, D. Harrison. P. McDaniel, J. Dilworth. G. O ' Donnell. S. Engberg. R. Chase. G. Coe. L. Kiiefoth. K. Kotl. R. Scolt. C. Kelly. M. Roth. Fourth row: S. Woodworth. H. Linar, J. Metzger. K. Sutorius. P. McNeer. S. Koelsch. R. Fountain. B. LaBar. T. Fricke. N. Kreftmeyer. B. Stephenson. B. Riihimaa. Fifth row: J. Brubaker. R. Veague, J. Hyde, R. Cook! P. Lanzaratla. R. Berkes. J. Brewer. H. McLead. J. Esposito. D. Newman. B. Richards. B. .Schinich. HOMEROOMS 8 and 128 First row: D. Carroll. N. Neshilt. L. Bell. M. Wagner. S. Larson, G. Gunn. P. Heggem, J. Minnear. A. Giliilterra. P. Mogle. M. Morningstar. P. Whan. Second row: L. Sidlcy, M. Haines. S. Kitchens. D. Oelke. C. Schewe. D. McGowan, M. Turney, J. Nelson, J. Gates. C. Powell. M. Almond. C. Couture. Third row: M. Cox. R. Wogelmuth, J. Bryant. R. Kaniin. D. Isebrand. S. Sutton. J. Hedstroni. R. Noffsinger, C. Nelson, C. Frame, J. Buher. C. Koss. Fourth row: T. Chriske. D. Wright, K. Hennix. L. Clark. D. Boyce, B. .Miller. D. Olsen. D. Formo. C. Amberg, J. Hunsberger, L. Dalise. Fifth row: D. Cameron. R. Finkbeiner, J. Williams. J. Marti, D. MacClymont, J. Brown, R. John- son. J. Kuhn. J. Heiidrix. M. Tessman. ll()MKiU)OMS 238 and 122 First row: S. Shank. B. Eick. L. Todd. G. Engelbach. K. Brown. K. Johnson. A. Lao ang. P. Hammond. D. Gemmel. . Lamphiear. B. Ebbole, G. Enos, R. Juhl. C. Bray are. J. Burgess. Second row : S. Cohee. D. Baumgarten. R. Kraft, E. Kline. D. Fox, S Trott. G. Dow. D. Kropp. S. MacElorv. B. Broecker. V. .Seith. L. LaValle. H. Stadt lander. D. Voile. Third row: D. Rousar. L. Chock. C. Clark. D. Burghoff. L. Rathje C. Kloeckner. J. Sites, G. Schoemann. J. Hennig. S. Thomas. J. Leonard. N. Paker. P Frvkman. S. Severson. Fourth row : L. Koch. G. Womeldorf. R. Pearson. D. Borter. N Bagge, B. Rice, J. Sywulka. T. Chellburg, W. Davis, D. Sampiller, B. Lewis, B. Faden recht, J. Kleinofen, B. Kepner, E. Slusser. TO OPeI? ; Tarn RIGHT at least I ! ' two turns , J tOD at SO I y TURN LEFT one I i complete turn ' lJ[ passing above No. j Stop at I I ' ( ' 1 Turn ne { RIGHT to «« ■I: Couple V ' 1-Md -nt Council .on Only , .. HOMEROOMS 203 and 223 First row: J. Lamont. J. Schoemann. T. DesVeaux, L. Wilson. B. Johnstone, P. Sheri- dan. D. Nicholson. J. Yehling. G. Hartigan. P. Gerten. B. Snydacker. D. Eggert. Sec- ond row: S. Cronk. W. Grauyas. J. Bohm. T. Applehans. E. Salter. J. Berry. J. Ander- son, J. Perdue. J. Fank, G. Trotter, W. Wallace. J. Huson, C. Nelson. Third row: S. Cronk, D. Rhoades, B. Palmer, G. Reid. D. Monroe, K. Schroeder, J. LaBonte, L. Hall, J. Webber. A. Johnson, S. Philputt, E. Mahoney, T. Veronico. Fourth row: R. Jordan, P. Amour. I. Erickson. K. Kalb. D. Wheaton. J. Johnston. J. Wagner. J. Lodeski. N. Werth, T. Canty, B. Croke, D. Nicholson, B. Brady. Fifth row: L. Bell, J. Gunther. L. Boitscha, P. La Doucer, P. Kaye, J. Quist, J. Morvay, T. Atkins, W. Hein, k. Mackay. , ■« V -. If KL} m « € •llillll IIMIMI, •••mil ■■air -■■nil MB ' Wit fllliiin i l«liiii ' ■mull . ' MtlBlltl ' ' iMBiai A • • • Sports 4p -ip - c C7 6 i 8 ' 1 9 1 47 3 71 pbSii 4 f, 3 r 60 Denotes teller W inner (Daily Journal I ' hoto) Members uf the Wheaton varsity team this year were, first row, left to right: Gordon Meyer, Len Smith, Dick Nelson, Dave Libby. Bill Metros. John Rhoades. Butch Colin. Roger Wilcox, Jack Wiesbrock. Second row: Rollin Sublett. -Al Tinsley. Dick Duncan, Rollin Darst. Jerry Temte, Bob Lyda, Rowland Munn, Ron Johnson. Dick Dietrich. Third row: Manager Ratlije. Jim Gates. Jerry Jamieson. Dave Sederlin. Bill Belli. Ed Jens, Bill Ashby, Russ Kalfas, Bob Fox, Art Klolz. Manager Hadley. Fourth row: Manager Johnson. John Williams. Jim Richmond, Les Grebe, Bob Roberts, Don Pardonner, Bill Bauniler, Tom Lodeski, Dick Nachtigall, Manager Peters. Fifth row: Coaches Charles H. ' Bud Colin and Don Garner. Fred Peironnet (absent when picture was taken). TEAM RECORD 7 Glenbard 6 0„-., Wausau. Wis. _ - 21 19- West Chicago 12 20 Danville 0- ...Sycamore 26 14 St. Charles ( Homecoming 1 6 7 Naperville 6 20 Dundee . . 2 14 DeKalb 26 mitmmmyt - f tW fyw-Hf ' iV •; ISn % r k X WKrrs 4 First row. left lo riiilil: Pit.- K ll ]. I)a r (.ill.ni, Slan I ' llcrson. Jim Milne. Dick Darrali. Dave Grafer. Larry Duncan. Gregg Orth and Walt Schwrigert. Second row: Manager Young, Wally Ker- win, Charles Hartmann. Ron Rousar, Len l.ehr, Ron Burgess, Harry Westwood, Harry Shay, Virg Norris, Bob MacKay. Manager BilUten. Third row: Coach Jim Longacre, Roger Morris, Ed Kuefler, Alan Rodgers, Sal Falbo, Boh DeKan. Donovan Rock, Elmer Frederic, Bob Starr, Coach Howard Barnes. .Absent when picture was taken: Gary While, John Buck, Howard Hume, Don Jeske, Wylie McCormac and Paul Yates. (f h- Journal Photo) FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Following the example set by the Varsity, the Frosh-Soph lost only three games. It must be noted that they played one less than the Varsity. Wheaton scored 97 points to their opponents 08 for an average of 12 points per game. The Tiger Cubs started their season with four straight victories against Glenbard. Moosehart, We-Go, and Elmwood Park. The first and second losses to Sycamore and St. Charles came in a row. A victory over Naperville revitalized the team, but they closed their season with a loss to DeKalb. The Frosh-Soph this year was coached by Mr. Barnes and Mr. Longacre with their customary skill and eye for future development. •Te FRESHMAiN FOOTBALL Fourth row: Coach Jack Wells, LaDoucer, Riihimaa, Wallace, Dow, Marti, Suhr, Trott, Lewis, Coach Rex Sherman. Third row: Kleinofen, Amberg, Juhl, Erin, dePeo, Rhoads, Veronico, Koch, Metzger, Nelson. Second row : MacKay, Hyde, Dalise, Rice, Sites, Hunsberger, Reed, Quist, Baumgarten. First row: Womeldorff, Richards, Wickline. Stadlander, MacClymont, Cameron, Burgess, Oury, Denson, Brewer. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1956 This year, as in previous years, the freshman team concentrated on talent develop- ment for our varsity squads. They showed a good fighting spirit and some of that fine teamwork for which Wheaton has become famous. The season for the Frosh was a short one of only six games, in which they had two wins, three losses, and one tie. This year Mr. Sherman did another fine job as coach. I ' m sure all of the boys that have ever been coached by Mr. Sherman will agree that he is one of the best in teach- ing fundamentals vital to the sport. Mr. Sherman had the assistance of Jack Wells, a student-teacher from Wheaton College. First row: Haiiley. Manager: Gauger, Lyda. Wilcox, BilUlnn, Manager. Second row: Sweet. Gaedi Player. Colin. Coach I.ongarre. Third row: Goodrich. Ricliter. . ' niilh. Nelson. Gill)ert. TEAM RECORD 58 Glenbard Hinsdale Dundee West Chicago Downers Grove St. Charles ..York -Naperville 58 58 52.. 52 60 64 72. 57 Sycamore 55 Sycamore 43 Freeport 52 Naperville ... 55 Dundee 78 West Chicago 58 ...Glenbard 51 St. Charles ... 74 78 72 54 55 62 60 57 63 65 66 60 7S 73 85 59 First row: Gla st-r. Maiiaiitr; laiKay. Sihirk. Rerd. Hc lini;a. Manaficr. Second row: Rnlit-rts Gauger, Rudolph, Lehr. Coach Slierman. Third row; Orth. Brewer. Yates. Cameron. Lampa. TEAM RECORD 50 48 47_ Glenbard 62 Hinsdale - - 49 Dundee 52 53 West Chicago ..- 30 35 Downers Grove 38 42. St. Charles 57 38 : Tork 57 53 Naperville 58 38 -Sycamore 43 Freeport . 36 Dundee 49 West Chicago 43 Glenbard ...... 49.. St. Charles ... 55 --. Naperville _ 56 Svcaniore 44 45 40 47 57 47 41 64 m:Jhmii, m , ■■ ' -0 ' TP ' rv . First row: Sloskopf. Manager; Goodrich. Richler. Ganisler. GrafluntI, Gauger. Kiialih. Captain. Second row: Price. Taylor. Piclsch. Davis, .Molson. Patrick. Gamster, Stupplc. .Smith. GOLF CLUB Back row: Mr. Swanson, Paulos. J. Smith. Kalmes. Madden. Front row: Maines. Fornio. Hendren, Lompa. Missing: Captain Jim .Stupple. G. A. A. CABINET Back row: Krochnke. Matson, Zinrk. McOuilkcn. Front row: DeVan. .Snydaokcr. Oay. 1 lllli First row; Jolins-lone. AnHcrsdii. li riciaii. Artibcy, Aniberg, Wagner, Hunsberger, Duncan, Weis- brock. Small, Kuykendall, Co-Captain; Rhoads, Co-Captain. .Second row: Rhihna, Hartigan, Julil, Miller. Bird. Kerwin, Schweioert. Falbo, Morris, Swanepool. Third row: MacClymont. Gustafson, Rhoads, Hartigan, Carney, Wicklinc, Fox. Fourth row: Vooley, Hyde, Pearson, Nachtigall, Lodeski, Rousar, Rice. TEAM RECORD 21 Riverside Brookfield - - 23 23-..-.- York 21 19. Palatine - 27 11 _ McHenry - 35 21 Oak Park 25 2.5 Downers Grove 21 30- Streator 13 30 Ottowa 18 19. . Hinsdale 22 9... Elgin 33 SENIOR LETTEUMEN Second row: Metros. Jens, Rhoacls, Ricliter, Cole. Kalfas. Player. First row: Darst, Kuykendall, Ganger. Wilcox. Gaede. SENIOR LETTERMEN Second row: Gamster, Sharp. Meyer. Narlitiiiall. Lodeski. Sniail. Olscii. First nnv: Knaldi. I.iidv, Johnson, Lyda. Suhlelt. Harllcy. Activities Student Conference First row: Tall, Rogers. Anderson, Bob Sharp, Vice President; Cathy Wiesbrock. Treasurer; Lois Reauter, Secretary; Dick Benware, President; Clarke, Warren, Sidley. Second row: Meyer, Smucker, McQuilkin, Tessman. Buren, Temte, Lacey. Bohlmeyer, Pathje, Cameron. Third row: Richmond, Dietrich, Gates, Gilbert, Bennett, Lehr, Roller, Goodrich, Klein. Student Court First niw: Wilcox. Kroehnke. Meyer. West. Green. Brown. Second row: Freemen. Colin. Temte. Peters. Bohlmever. Leadalivaml. Tliiril row: Dielricli, Asliliy. Rhondes. .Smith. Metros. Blessed Be the Mercifid ' Broadcast First row: Sports Editor „ DICK DIETRICH Editor - - DICK KLINE Features Editor ... SYLVIA TESSMAN Layout Editor ...JIM GLASSER Secotid row: Business Manager ...MARY KOHIL Circulation Manager _...GEORGE SNYDER Advertising Manager JILL SENGEL , -s n P o -V t T f. First row: Framer, Cain Vaughn. Tall Oilaff. Second row: Williams, Nissen. Kolili, Sengel. Tess- man, V. Smith. Third row: Zinck, Matson, Platz, Potteigcr. Creaturo. Duncan, Carney. Fourth row: Glasser, Calmes. Kline, Dietrich, J. .Smith, Snyder, Kauwling. Choir Our choir experienced a year filled with many and varied appearances under the leadership of Mr. Gansinan. Highlights of the year were the lovely Christmas Vesper Service, the Mid-year Concert, given in conjunction with the orchestra, and its many faceted chores in the Varsity Show. Other appearances include the Sunday Evening Club in Orchestra Hall. Chicago; Fox Valley Music Festival; the dedication of the new building; Thanksgiving, Xmas, and Easter assemblies; and local church and civic organizations. All in all — a busy year — a gratifying year. © OFFICERS President — — DON WEST Vice President ..._ JANICE SMUCKER Secretary LI N D A B ERTSC H Treasurer LYLA EVANS f J V f .Vi !i- ; n I n First row: Webber, Rogers, Voska. - t -LiU. ilkinson. Secuml mu; Kraft, Welldreyer, Pernau. Third row: Kremer, Noble, Erin, Olson. ■ lone, Gagne, Titus, Madden, Kirst row: Johnston, Amour. .Seconal row: Kousar. Keesr, Linare. Scelh. I hi Taylor. Minncar. Fourth row: Paltee, LeHar. liuck. W ' agni-r. I.loyd. First row: Chilrole, Gile, Sweet. Pearson, . ' eciinil row: Jackson. Sprengelnieyer, Roth. Conralli, in- bolt. .Nicholson. Moore. Majorettes. Nelson. Leech, Harrison, Johnson. Fourth row: Hennig. Derrick. Hartzell. HeHstrnm. Orchestra Saunders. Yates, Kramer. Pankraty. Williams, Sweet, Cole, Came. Chilcote, Kramer, Engelbach, Jacobson, Karmelson. Alcher, Lloyd, Stone, Gagne. ( .A .u Freshman Mixed Chorus Fortune Guild o Poetry Club 0 -J KirsI row: Roljinson, Peterson. Second row: 1 mil. Rallije. Strong. Owens, McNeil. RIGHT — First row: Polteiger, Kinies, Sengel, Darbo. Second row: Grosse, Berthold, Boe, VanGetson. 17 fW i Script Club First row: Owens. .Sloan, Roberts. Grosse. Second row: May. Ralhjo. Strong, Berthold, Boe. French Club ■? ' ff , , . V , . ' ■ I ' . • « (, ' • ' ■ 1 I I-..-,: I i First row: Rumrill, Rousar, Burghoff, Evans, Kohli, Murray, Moore, Richmond, Glasser. Second row: Mulqueen. Triplttl. Lufkin, Getlinger, Kroehnke. Tessman. Gates, Broeker, Jackson, Todd. Third row: Bertch, Thiese. Wimholt, Strassenhurg, Sterling, Orlof, DesVeaux, Heitzler, Eggert, Ayers, Powers. Fourth row: Marsten, Warren, Grosse, Karas Binder, Taylor, Kramer, MacNerland, Hall. Spanish Cluh iQue Paso? No Se Book Club First row: Severson, Terry. Kelly, Way, Nelson, Perkins, Car -, Heizter. Second row: Snow, Thurston, Sengel, Dannley, Baumley. Roberts, Darbo, Traut, Meyer, Person, Miss Montgomerie. Third row: Ingokl, Smith. President of Book Club, Sigrid Buren • ' Sigie Library Assistants First row: Laniphicar, Pailiy. Robbins. W.-bcr. Humphries. Blum. Van Getson. Shillinglaw. Second row: Gerten, Szymanski. Dufour. Neuendorf, Falcon, Fox, Mathews. == 3 3 Office Assistauts O First row: Kucliarski, Scappucci, Younte, Burt, Brown, Grimm, Lusk. Second row: Neuendorf, Nel- son, Dufour. Hosking. Owens, Pawl. Third row: Mogle, Clark. Wiesbrook, M. Smith. Usher Crew Seated: Gordon. Lewis. Leonard. Neuendorf. Head. Standing: LaValle, L. Neuendorf. Paker, Muckel- berry, Mathews. Missing: Williams. Noffsinger, Kylander. Creaturo. Pawl. Plummer. Hofsteter. F.HA. for a better America, Future Homemakers of America Art Cluh First row: Bitner, Amlrewson. i:)u{our. Plummor. MacNerland. Windmueller. Grote. Owens. Second row: Major. Anderson. .Schmitt. Windmueller. Collins. Third row: Gill, Christopherson. Pernau, Kifen, Allen, Gerten. Brooks. Fourth row: Lambe. Scheiner. Thomas, Woolward. Linan, Schindle, Blum. Wecomi Staff Front row: Tall. Donnelly. Knabb, Clarke, Wiesbrock, Vogt, Rice, Alcher, Markle, Heindle. Second row: McQuilken, Malone, Kramer, Strong, Roth, Sirubler, Mohline, Rodman. Third row: Renter, Leech, McNeil, Fitzgerald, Sutton, Tansley, Walker, Owens. Fourth row: Beardsley, Tessman, Hos- king. Fifth row: Forrest, Benware, Leadabrand, Peters. Gauger, Kucharski, Karas, Juhnke. a. Ch ee First row: Kliesch, Jurgatis. Lefkow, Blanton, Dorsey. Second row: Stevens, Scheiner. Madden, New- man, Ritchie, McGrath. Missing: Freeman, Heggen, Hendren, Kosin, Long, Snyder, Sprengelmeyer, White. Chess Cluh 1 !! SBBBSSBvlSTTT atstasi utk.tf ib ' OjaL. ■ : ' ■■■. . i a ' vit jdiVffiUAS CENTRAL HALL Gallery of Pictures CAFETERIA LIBRARY BAND ROOM PHYSICS LAB We tvish to thank our advertisers for their patronage in our 1956 WECOMI . . . - r JLA.j-L J Jb-eJUL --T-o- w-c -Q.- . G_ -1 JLui - i-c: (5.; U.3J)a ■-A£- . iifflTik PLUHBING] Compliments of RIESER BROS. Plumbing and Heating 105 E. 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