Wheaton Community High School - Wecomi Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)
- Class of 1958
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- ' ' ■-- . .J - ' - ' ' JJlJ i¥ £ f f J f 1 1. - f 3 ' i . ' t ' ' , ' l ,) H ' J ' , ; )M f J ' ■Q- J 4- j . r y y y y l-- ' ,,-rr O % ' , 6 onecu on I ' liis is just a cross-section of tlie work and activities that have occurred (hiring this school year. Many people have contributed to its success and it has heen eventful for all. even though it has filled only a small portion of our lives. The Editors of the 1958 edition of the WECOMI wish to thank Mr. Grif- fith, our advisor, and the WECOMI Staff for their fine cooperation and able assistance in the publishing of this aiuuial. The Editors: Susan Burt George Liebrock ( Ccu c 57 Sfr wu 79 4ctc( itce 95 Student Kclex JJ5 • ' S ii«t4 Su uui Su ua MedA TH Sue ccviA ( e t44. S Ut« (fcui S Oyie t Se«iox S t« . . . . So««£c Siuden. P ioaHHel S to Sue S f HaHa4U SfutnU S«Ue yiA Pete RoUe ActivOU . S (a yt THan ee ' aU 4 ' tt S i to So ( yuUM4 Auc nelUveiaex P oto xa kAetd C e teUd Sc tMeiden. OxUk Ko iU S(«4i6o4 ' became Sta L i- FIRST ROW: Edgren, Lewis, Yount, Marslon, Vaughn, Peak, Hale. SECOND ROW: Strseney. C. Anderson, Neale, J. Anderson, Ballurg, Powell, Thiese, iZnck, Skow. Jens. THIRD ROW: Kirby, MacNerland, Stadtlander, Collins, Micale, Orlof, Game, Hauler, Szymanski: Editor, Burt. FOURTH ROW: Kueffler; Junior Associate Sutton; Calmes, Breitweiser, Roller, Rudolph, Ganger; Editor, Leibrock; Smith; Junior Associate Koch; Photographer Schneider; Carman, Schindler, Fleck. MISSING: Buchmann, Blum. Edilors SISAN BURT GEORGE LIEBROCK TH o S Ccta t FIRST ROW: Business ManaiiiT Li-wis, Aclinc Editor Hale. Edilors. Liebrocli and Burt, Senior Editor Baulcr. SECOND ROW: I ' lr onnol Editor Szymanski, Sports Editor Fleck. Art Editor Itrritwrisrr. Sports Editor Kollir. (!lass Editor Eil ri-n. el U UAtnatc9 t. ■h RO RD OF KDL C TIO DISTRICT 95 fciiiift ' iy: •;■•:••■■■■■. ' ■■v:■fc. ■••. •.■■■• ;■The Wecomi staff is pleased this year to dedicate tlicii annual to one of our popular coaches. Mr. Donald S. Garner. History teacher, wrestling coach, football coach, and all- around friend, Mr. Garner has ciidfarcd himself to our class. Lessons learned in tlie bitter experiences of life are often |)ainful. If any students have been spared this type of learning it may well be because they have heeded the lessons in self control in Social Science I. ■i ' - A ' - ' - ' - ■■' ■;■■BY THE SPECIAL REQUEST OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958, we wish to tliank vou for all you have done for our class in the past three years. Although you have not been teaching in Wheaton for a very long time, we feel that }oii have contributed, most exceptionally, to the morale and conformity of our class. A person with new and good ideas. and one who is willing to work, you have been the President ol the Wheaton High School Teachers ' Association, a member ot the Legislative Committee of the Du Page nivi i()n of the Illinois Edu- cation -Association. Freshman ( oun clor. L niled Stalo and orld History teacher and a friend to all. IMUBMiMiMdlMI •fl - w i ' accdC f MH DDNALI) C. BURGER l ' rinri tat ( w€ t4.eCut SUi HA(.K KOW : Mr. M.Uin linniii. Siiiiliuiiii.n- Ail i-nt; Mr. It. Ward. .Sp.r, I, (uirnii.in; Mr. F. Sanillinlin, l!u-ini- k s Mr. tt. I.inflc s, Junior Cdun-i-lnr ; Mr. Jiilin Scliaffnil. .Simlinl Con.: Mr. Kotiir Kriplli. Krohnian ( oun ilor. KRO.NT R( .Mr. .S. Rcmbold, ( illi|ii- Coiinsrliir; .Mi Thaikliain. Soc. . (l .; Mi J. Rowlrli. So|ilioniori ' .Xdvi or; . li s . . Spark-. Counselor; Mri . E. Vinin ;. Juniiir . dvi«or: Mr. Hatliaway. Sicial Adviwir. 8 S t fi efrcmtment BACK ROW: .Mr. S. Rembold. Chairman H. Griffith, Mr. Jack Meret. FRONT ROW: Miss G. Felgar, Miss Judith Rowlett, Miss B. Tracy, Mrs. E. Duncan, Mrs. H. Hancock. .MISSING: W. Loveless, Mrs. B. Lytle, Mrs. G. Nystrom, Mr. George Youngren. Tft uAe HoUc . k f B. CK ROW : .Mr. E. Schafcr. .Mr. J. Umpacrr. .Mr. F. V ' redt-, Mr. B. H. Bnik-t.-jie. FRONT ROW Chairman .Alan Medi-ndorp, .Mrs. E. Vining. .Miss J. Miner. Social ScicKce ZH i ' cdto l!. ( K KOW : li. I.lia-. Vaughn. Mr. Hi.ccr Krutli. Mr. Kii Huwr, .Mr. Jamc- Smith. FRONT KOW : .Miss N. Mdntfiiimcry, Librarian; Miss It. Gupler, Miss E. Husted. MISSING: Mrs. E. Uunakin, Mr. Don Garner. .Miss . gnes Sparks. .Mr. . aniprr, Mr. K. Snydrr, Lanjiuagc; Cliairnian . . .Swnl, . (.aii-iiian, Mci-ir; li-s .(: Griinaldi, Language; Mrs. T. Harkof. .Art; Cliairnian I). Powell, .Miss M. Vlrlili. ScccKce efiant HCHt cutd ' j o kc Sc % t04Hcc Mr. J. Gibson. Chairman John Schaffnit. Mr. C. Barker, Mr. W. Dusek. FRONT ROW: Mrs. M. Boren, Mrs. Bullen, Home Ec; Miss A. Boon, Miss JoAnn Phillips. HACK ROW: Husln.ss Chairman Sandhoini: Mr. H. Frase. Mr. R. .Siiilh. Mr. L Fri.k.-. KR(). T ROW: .Mr. Di.k Bcrj:. Chairman .M. Lemon. Ml.SSlNC: .Miss .M. John-on. .Mis C. .Sharnwrh.r. Business. | | ' P uf tccU S Cuccitco t T e tant HeHt ROW: Mr. Howard Barnes, Chairman Chas. Colin, Mr. Rex Sherman, Mr. Wm. Corbin. FIR.sg KOW: Miss A. Peterson, Mrs. S. Lang, Miss G. Kilgore. MISSING: Mrs. Marie Schroeder, Nurse. O Sta BACK ROW: Mrs. D. Kramer. .Mrs. P. Clippenger, Mrs. J. McClynu.nl. }RONT ROW: Mrs. L. Rodamachcr. Mrs. K. Kidston. 12 .dj ' ' l Oou.O vJJkjL. WjlA Uo v-r -GL. tTV dLe-v - iO -■(ip tr - rA-x-A. ■' JUL . to JWIKS SMITH He uho has ahilily finds his place. (;iiiirus 3-4; Varsity Show 1-2-3-4; Stu- dent Cdnfrri ' ncc 3-4; (Hass (Council 1-2- 3-4; Class Otfic.-r 34. Vici- Pr.-sid.nl 3, President 4; Fortune (iuild 2-3; Fortune Guild Play 2-3-4: Thespians 2-3-4 ; Hoys ' Stall ' 3; Co-Chairman Prom (!onimittec 3; Homeconiin); (. ' -(. ' liairnian 4. JOFIN ALBERT GLASSER A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Choir 1-2; (;horus 3-4; Varsity Show 1-2-3-4; Student Conferenre 1; Class Council 1-3-4: Class Offieer 4. Vice President 4; Math Club 2-3; Basketball 1-2-3. Manager; Latin Club 1-2. Se tci e tco% Icu O cccfui PEARL FYHRIE Her eyes are tilled uith the tuinkle of friendliness. Chorus 3-4; Varsity Show 3-4; Class Council 4; Class Officer 4, Secretary 4; G. . 3-4; Float Chairman 4; Trans- ferred from Warren High School, Gur- nee, Illinois. DOROTHIE iDOTTIE) THII ' LETT K ith many a social virtue graced. Varsity Show 2-3-4; Broadcast 4; Class Council 2-3-4: Class Officer 3-4. Secre- tary 3. Treasurer 4; G. . 1-2-34; Co- (!hairman . ' Senior twirls Danci ' 4; Fremh Club 1-2. 14 NANCY ACKERMAN With spirits kind anil gay. Latin Club 2; Biolopy Club 2; Spanish Club 34. CHARLES ALBERT lean and loaf at my ease. Chorus 1-2; Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 3-4; Baseball 1-2. MARY SYBL ANDREWS Silence is sweeter than words. Chorus 4; Transferred from Round Lake High School, Round Lake, Illinois. DAVE ARTTBEY Never do today what you can put ojj until tomorrow. Class Council 2; Football 1-2: Basket- ball 1; Track 1-2; Wrestling 2; Trans- ferred from West Chicago High School. W ' est Chicago, Illinois. CAROL ANDERSON Happy-go-lucky, gay, and free. It takes a lot to bother me. Chorus 1; Varsity Show 3-4; Pep Club 2-4; Poetry Club 3-4. President 4; FTA 3-4, Vice President; GAA 1-2-3-4; Art Club 1-2. JUDITH MAE I JUDY) ANDERSON If ho says there is a limit to pep? Chorus 1-2; Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 1-2-3-4: Student Conference 3; Class Council 2-3; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Homecoming Co-Chairman 4; Wecomi 4. BONNIE LOU BAULER That ' s me — Eloise. Band 1; Varsity Show 2-34; Wecomi 4. Senior Editor 4; Cla ' -s Council 4; ¥T. 2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 4; GAA 1-2-3-4. Sports Chairman 4: Latin Cluh 1-2-3-4, Senator 3-4; Fortune Guild 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2; Tigerettes 4; Biology Club 2; Junior Prom Conimitlee 3; Senior Girls ' Dance Committee 4; Student Teacher 3-4; Usher Crew 2. JIM BENNETT If ' hen work interferes uith play, cut out the work. Class Council 1-2; Fortune Cuild 2; Student Court 2-3. L.M HA V. AVARS An early grad and ue are sad. Choir 4; GAA 1-2; French Club 1-2; YFC 1-2-3, DIANE E. BARTON Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. FHA 1-2-3; GAA 1-2. CHUCK BERLS Eierything in this icorld is maggity. NANCY ANN BEVIER Little ue know of her, but much we expert. Spanish Club 1-2-3; An Club 1-2; FTA 3; FHA 4. JUDY BINDER love a parly and a parly lores me. Chorus 1; Latin Club 1-2: Book Club I; GAA 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Saddle Club 1-2; Tigereltes 4. ANNE BLACKBURN My eyes simply won ' t behave. Latin Club 1-2; Pep Club 2; Trans- ferred from Hopkin Hiph School, Hop- kins. Minnesota. MARGARET ELLEN BOLLWEG She radiales with sweetness. Varsitv Show 14; GAA 1-2-3-4 ; Latin Club i ; FNA 1 ; Monitor 4. MICHAEL LEE BONDURANT The world knows little of its greatest men. Transferred from Heidelberg Heidelberg. Germany. SYLVIA (SALLY I J. BORTER For I win all creatures as my friends. Band 1; Class Council 2; Latin Club 1-2-34; GAA 1-2. CHUCK BRF.ITWEISER shall laugh myself to death. Weconii 4. An Editor 4; Class Council 4; Baskcthall Inlramurals 1-2-3-4. Cap- tain 1-2-4; Track 1-2-4; Cross Country 1-2; Art Cluh 1-2; SpaniOi Clul 1. HOWIE BROECKER A jolly good fellow is he. Band 1; Inlramurals 1-2, Captain 1-2; Track 1; Cross Country 1; YFC 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Biology Club 2. GEORGIA DELL BROOKER Quietness is deep as eternity: speech is shallow as time. Art Club 1 ; Library Assistant 1. PENNY BROWN But hold me lor a friend. Transferred frcuii Ruosevelt High School. Sealllf. Washington. GRATIA HELENE BUCHMANN Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Wecomi 4; FTA 3-4; Pep Club 4; Prom Cotnniitti-r 3; Transferred from Lourdes Catholic High School, Chicago, Illinois. JOHN BUCK And by his will beat his joeman down. Band 1-2; Football 1-2. STEVE BUHER Keeping silent is no crime. Transferred from Decatur High School, Decatur, Ind. RON BURGESS The Warrenville Duke. Class Council 4; Football 1-2-34: Base- ball 1. ELLEN L. BURNETT The best things come in small pack- ages. Wecomi 4: Latin Club 1-2-3-4; Fortune Guild 3-4; Thespians 3-4, Secretary 4; FTA 2-34; Pep Club 4; National Honor Society 3. SUSAN LESLIE BURT One thing is forever good. That thing is success. Chorus 1; Choir 3-4; Wecomi Editor 4: Student Conference 1 ; Class Council 1-2, Secretary 2; FNA 2-3; GAA 1; Poeir)- and Script Club 34; Secretary of Poetry Club 4; Latin Club 1-2; Fortune Guild 2-3-4, Secretan,- 4; Thespians 3-4: Prom Committee Chairman 3; Varsity Show 2-34; First Place, VOD, BOB BURTON Im proud to be tall. Transferred from Marblehead High School, Marblehead, Massachusetts. JOHN CARMAN Lord, what fools these mortals be! Band 1; Chorus 1-2; Choir :!-4. Presi- dent 3: Varsity Show 1-2-34; Student C inference 4; Class Council 34; Span- ish Cluh 1-2; FTA 3; Poetry- Cluh 4; Fortune Guild 2-3-4, President 4; Thes- pians 3-4, Treasurer 3; Fortune Guild Plav 2.34; Thespian Play 2-34, PETE CASKEY JTAy teachers go crazy. Varsitv Show 1-2-3. DICK BUSS Ye hardly knotv me yet. Chorus 4; Transferred from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, in Senior year. J ERE CALMES laughed until I cried. Varsitv Show 2; Broadcast 1-2-34; Class Council 3; Football 1; (iolf 2-3; Saddle (, ' lul) 1; Fortune Guild 1-2-3; Thespians 2-34; Biolopy Club 2; Speerh Choir 1-2-3: Rocket Club 4; Spanish Club 1-2-3, ' - ' ' (b ' Jj BRENDA CHRISKE krtou a trick worth two o that. Glee Club 1. KEN CHRISTOPHERSON As though to breathe were life. Band 1; Chorus 4; Varsity Show 4. WILBERT C. CLAYBORNE Yo, man . . . yes, indeedy. Football 1; Track 1. BARBARA COATES Good things come small. Band 1-2-3-4; Script Club 4, Secretary 4; Poetry Club 4; Biology Club 4; Fortune Guild 4. KATHLEEN ANN COLLINS Little! But . . . oh, my! Varsity Show 4; Wecomi 4; Art Club 1-2; Latin Club 1-2; Biology Club 2; French Club 3-4; Pep Club 4; Prom Committee 3. JACKIE CONLEY Her crowning glory is her hair. Varsity Show 2-3; GAA 1-2-3; Latin Club 1-2. LAURIE COONLEY I ' te taken my Inn uhere I ' ve toiind il. Chorus 1-2; Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 3-4; Latin Club 1-2; GAA 1-2; Book Club 4; Senior Girls ' Dance Committee 4; Wecomi 4: Pep Club 1-2. ROBERT PAUL CORDING Quiet until his hour should come. Choir 34; Varsity Show 1-3-4; Wres- tlin;; 1; Latin Clul) 2. BARBARA CRF.ATl ' RO uas horn to speak all mirth and no matter. Broadcast 1-2-3; Weromi 4; Latin Club 1-2: French (;iul) 34, .Secretary 4; Book Club 4; Script (lul) 4; Poetry Club 4; Pep Club 2-4; Fortune Guild 2-3; Thes- pians 34; Fortune Guild Play 3; GAA 1-2-3; National Honor Society 3; Biology Camp 2. IRENE CZAJKOWSKI For such a silence is both kind and wise. BERT RICHARD DARRAH All I know is that I know everything. Football 1-2-34; Baseball 1; Track 1-2; Wrestling 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Intra- murals 2; Fortune Guild 1-2-3; Thespi- ans 2-3-4; Monitor 3-4. ALICE IRENE DAVIS The tallest of them all and the fairest. Latin Club 3; YFC 2-3. JIM DAVIS He was capable of imagining all, of arranging all, and of doing everything. Varsity Show 4; Football 1; Track 1- 2-3; Cross Country 2-3; Math Club 2; President of Wheaton Youth Center. DALE (DUKE) DAWSON Beware, I may do something sensa- tional. Class Council 1-3; Football 1; Intra- murals 2-3-4; Cross Country 2; Spani.sh Club 1-2. GLENN DEBS For bold in heart and act and word is he. Transferred from Proviso High School Maywood, Illinois. DEL DENNIS. JR. You can ' t tell a hook by its cover. Transferred from Wheaton Academy in Senior year. SANDY DEWEY Little innocence knows no sin. Varsity Show 1-2-3; Wecomi 4; Art Club 4; Book Club 4; Tigerettes 4. RICHARD E. DRESSER Young man with a horn. Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 2-34; Varsity Show 2-34; Spanish Club 2-3; Speech Choir 34; Pep Band 1-2-3. BARBARA DUFF Friendly to all and to all a good friend. Chorus 1; Varsity Show 3-4; Art Club I; Fortune Guild 2; YFC 2-3; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 24; Senior Girls ' Dance Committee 4. LARRY DUNCAN For a man is man, and master oj his fate. Broadcast 2-3; Student Conference 3; Class Council 1-2-3, President 3; Foot- ball 1-2-34; Track 3; Wrestling 3; Baseball 1-2. MJlim fi; isma GORDON W. ELFSTROM ff ' hat? Me worry? Track 1-2: Latin 1-2; Intramurals 34. GARY ELLIOTT Hasle not, but calmly wait. Track 3-4; Cross Country 3; Wrcstlin 34; Radio Club 2-3; Art Club 2 mural Basketball 2. ADRIANNE KARLK Vermont ' s loss; W healon ' s gain. Transferred from Springfield Hipli School, Springfield, VVrmont. JUDITH SrSAN EDGREN Cheerjul I am the livelong day. Wecomi 4; Spani-h Club 2; FTA 2-34. SALVATORE FALBO All talli . . . no adion. Football 1-2; Track 1: Wrestling 1-2- 34; Spanish Club 2: Vice President of Wheaton Youth Center. JACQUELYN ANN FERGUSON She made no reph, but only smiled. Chorus 34; G. . 34; Transferred from Wlieaton . cadeniv. SHARON LENORE FERGUSON The ilarkness oj her hair sets ojj the brightness of her smile. Pt ' p Club 4; Transferred from Beaver- ton Union High School, Beaverton, Or- egon. WALLY FILKIN Here ' s the long oj it. Student Conference 3-4, Vice President 3-4; Basketball 34; Track 2-3-4, Co- Captain; Cross Country 3; Big 8-Little 7 Convention 3-4; State Student Council Convention 3. iSSH fc ' , ■' I ' .iiVjmiJStCfSK ' ;!a.. JU iUX XsfiP L „.., Y o J- , Football. 3- G antai 4; R Idll] i?, ' 4c l i 5 % nrifet ■- fej ed from GlenbaiV Township High (j ooJ aen n,_n ' - ' iltlTH JEAN FORD 4 5 i7 as evening, and as jair. Band 1; Chorus 1; GAA 1; Club 1-2. ) DICK FORNELL Melhinks he has a future. Football 1-2. ED FOSTER Me and my auto. LINDA VERONICA FRANK like to talk: I like to laugh. ELMER FREDERICK He likes his women younger than he Football 1-2-3-4; Intramurals 1-2-3-4. EMILY FRANCISCY She is gentle, she is shy. Art Club 1; FHA 1-2-34; Dog Club 1. ELIZABETH ANN FRANK Pay attention for I speak softly. Chorus 1; Choir 34; Varsity Show 3-4; Wecomi 4, Snapshot Editor 4; Student Conference 3-4; Class Council 1-2-3, Vice President 1; GAA 1-2-34; Fortune Guild 2-3-4; Thespians 3-4; Latin Club 1-2; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Student Court Recorder 4. NANCY GAME How long we Hie, not words but actions tell. Orchestra 1-2-3; Chorus 3; Choir 4; Varsity Show 2-3-4; Wecomi 4; Latin Club 1-2; French Club 34; FTA 4; Pep Club 2-4; Fortune Guild 4; Art Club 1; Usher Crew 2-3; Music Mas- ters 3-4; Tigerettes 4. JUDY GANSBERG There is little she has to say. Chorus 2; GAA 1; Saddle Club 1. DON GAUGER Although he has much wit, he ' s very shy about it. Class Council 1-2-34, Treasurer 1 ; Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 2-3; Base- ball 1-2-4; Prom Co-Chairman 3. DAVE GRAFER The biggest rascal on two legs. Football 1-2. JOANNE GREGOIRE My mind is gay but my sou! is mel- ancholy. Chorus 2; Transferred from Walther Luther High School in Sophomore year. MIKE GRIFFIN Five seconds . . . shoot. Band 3-4, Vice President 3-4; Varsity Show 4; Class Council 3-4; Football 4; Basketball 3-4; Cross Country 3; Mod- ern Music Masters 3-4; Rocket Club 4; Baseball 3; Orchestra 3-4; Pep Band 3; Transferred from Central High School, EvansviJle, Indiana. GAIL MARGARET GROTE A girl capable of true thought. Art Club 2; Spanish Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 4; Poetry and Script Club 4. CARL BERT (GUS) GUSTAFSON He may be shy but he ' ll get by. Varsity Show 2; Track 1; Wrestling 1. ' T MARY LEE HALE A ways happy, never sad, always full of pep, and never bad (?) Vars-ily Show 2-34; Broadcast 3-4; We- comi 4, Club Editor 4; Class Council 4; GAA 1-2-34, Vice President 3, President 4; Rifle Club 34, Secretary 4; Fortune Guild 2-34, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Spanish Club 1-2-34, Secretary 2; Art Club 3, Vice President 3; FTA 2-3- 4, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1-2. SHERRON HALLINAN Always a true and trusted friend. Varsity Show 3-4; Majorette 2. BOB HANDELMAN Thinking is but an idle waste of thought. Chorus 2; Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 3-4; Wecomi 4; Tennis 2; Rocket Club 4. CHARLES HARTMANN A joke ' s a serious thing. Varsity Show 1; Football 1-2; Track 1-2-3-4; Wrestling 1-2; Radio Club 1; Chess Club 3. MARYANN HARTZELL Her smile radiates joy and happiness. Band 24; Varsity Show 3-4; GAA 4; Saddle Club 3: Office Assistant 3; Nurses ' Assistant 3; Pep Band 2; Li- brarian Assistant 3; Transferred from Geort:e Rogers Clark High Schf.ol. Whit- ing. Indiana. JANET HEISE .4 nicer girl one couldn ' t find. Varsity .Show 4; KHA 1-2-3; GAA 1-2-4; IVp Club 24: Book Club 4: Biology Club 2; Office Assistant 3. CURTIS HENRICKSON Calm ivhateier storms may shake the world. Chorus 3-4; Basketball Intramural 4; Photography 4; Transferred from Scharz High School, Chicago, Illinois. GEORGE HESLINGA And earnest thoughts within me rise. Band 1; Varsity Show 3-4; Football Manager 1; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Moni- tor 4. . ♦■..■): 19 PAT HISCOCK Quiet, yes, but one who believes what she believes. DAVE HOENE His words were few. Varsity Show 1-3-4; Track 2; Monitor 2; Prom Committee 3. JAMES HINRICHS Lights out. Chorus 4; Varsity Show 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2; Light Crew 2-3-4; Basketball Intramurals 2-3; Transferred from Pro- viso Township High School, Maywood, Illinois. PHIL HINZE And they marveled at the silent man. Tennis 4; Baseball 3; Latin Club 1-2; Math Club 2; Intramurals 1-2-3-4; Rocket Club 4. JOAN M. HOFERT I ' d rather be ridiculed than not noticed at all. GAA 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1; Lalin Club 1-2; Biology Club 2. MICHELE (MIKE) HOFFMAN Nothing under the sun is accidental. Latin Club 1-2: FHA 2. HOWIE HUME I ' m not afraid of anyone unless it ' s a woman. Class Council 2; Football 1-2-4; Track 34: Rifle Club 34; Baseball 1-24; Intramural Basketball 1-2-34. BARBARA ANN HUMPHRIES What sweet delights quiet life afjords. Varsity Show 2; GAA 1; FHA 2; Lalin Club 1; Senior Scouts 1-2-3-4, President 1-3; Library Assistant 2-4; Office As- sistant 4. ROBERT GEORGE IRELAND love my comfort and my leisure. Track 3; Rifle Club 3. MARVIN ISRAEL He kept his silence even in play. Varsity Show 1-24; Basketball 1; Track 1 ; Intramural 1-2-3. MICHAEL JACCARD He has a natural, wise sincerity. Varsity Show 4: Student Conference 4; Class Council 4; Fortune Guild Play 4; Transferred from Gymnase Classique Contoal, Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland. JO ANN JENS Born with the gilt of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Varsity Show 2-3-4; Weeomi 4; Class Council 2-4: Latin Cluh 1-2; GAA 1-2- 3-4; Pep Club 2; Tigerettes 4; Prom Committee 3; Girls ' PE Student Teach- er 3-4. DON JESCHKE Slow and sure is my style oj business. Class Council 2; Football 2j Spanish Club 3; Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4. Captain 2. EDWIN KARCH JR. He towers above all the rest. Spanish Club 2; Radio Club 2; Rifle Club 3-4. TED J. KAUTH When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash . Football 1 ; Intramural Basketball 2-34. Captain 2; Tennis 3: Biology Club 2: Math Club 2; Rocket Club 4. JERRY KENNEDY Enjoy life. Why worry? Football 4; Transferred from St. Pro- copuis. Lisle. Illinois. WALTER KERWIN I ' m nol entirely certain, but reason- ably sure. Fddthall 1-2-34: Baskcihall 1; Wres- tling 2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4. JEAN ELIZABETH KIRBY The great mind knows the power of gentleness. Chorus 2; Chnir 3-4; Varsity Show 1- 3-4; FHA 1; Weromi 4. KAREN SUE KISER Little friends may prove great friends. GAA 1-2-3-4; Latin Club 1-2; Pep Club 4; Varsity Show 2-3. HELEN KLEPPE Happiness is a gift of friendship. GAA 1; FHA 1; Spanish Club 2. y JONATHAN KLINE A truly modest fellow. Track 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 2-3; Wres- tlinj; 2; Spanish Club 2. JUDY KORINEK ITe couldn ' t keep her silent. Varsity Show 3; FHA 3; Transferred from Broadripple High Srhool, Indian- apolis. Indiana, in Sophomore year. FREDEL KRAMER Sure to climb the road to fame. Orchestra 1-2-3, Vice President 1, Sec- retary 2, President 3; Varsity Show 1-2- 3; Broadcast 2-3-4, Editor 4; Student Conference 4; Class Council 2-3; Latin Club 1-2; National Honor Society 3; Fortune Guild 2-3; Thespians 2-34, Vice President 3; Prom Committee Chair- man 3. EDWARD P. KUEFLER My girl, my auto, and me. Varsity Show 2-3-4; Wecomi 4; ball 1-2; Track 1; Wrestling 3; murals 3; Student Teacher 4; Committee 3. %i DON LAMBE Not lazy, just doesn ' t feel like work- ing. Wrestling 3. WAYNE ALLEN LAMPA A man of conviction and worth. Basketball 3-4; Golf 1-2-3-4; Rocket Club 4. ALFRED LAOANG Give me a partner who can dance. Band 1; Chorus 3; Varsity Show 3: Art Club 1; Fortune Guild 2-3. CATHERINE (CATHY) LAVALLE Inhere on earth is it? Spanish Club 1-2; Usher Crew 2-3-4. 4 MICHAEL F. LEFKOW In me, as yet, ambition has no part. Varsity Show 2; Latin Club 2; Chess Club 2; Intraiiiurals 2-3-4; Transferred from Clenbard High School, Glen Ellyn. Illinois. LEN LEHR The early bird gets the norm, but who the heck wants to eat worms. Varsity Show 2; Student Conference 1- 2-3; Class Council 1-2-3, President 1, Treasurer 2; Baseball 1-2. SUSAN LEWIS So that her fame was great in all the land. Chorus 1-2; Varsity Show 2-3-4; We- conii 4, Business Manager 4; Fortune Guild 2-3-4; Thespians 2-3-4, Secretary 3, President 4; Latin Club 1-2; Choir 34; National Honor Society 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Senior Girls ' Dance Committee 4; Student Court 3. GEORGE E. LIEBROCK Honor lies in honest toil. Wecomi 4. Editor 4; Class Council 3; Golf 2-3-4; Monitor 4. BOB LILES Little work; much play. Football 1-2; Track 1-2. NORBIE LOCKE Blessings on the one who first invent- ed sleep. Transferred from Roosevelt High School, Des Moines, Iowa. MARY ETTA LOFTUS Gay delusions wandering o ' er the brain. Chorus 2-3; Saddle Club 1; FHA 2; GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Nurse ' s Assistant 2; Library Assistant 1. DENNIS R. LONG Always quiet and reserved. Chorus 2; Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 2- 3-4; Math Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3, Pres- ident 4; Chess Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3, President 4; Rocket Club 4. PRr MARILYN RUTH LONG A charm no words could give. FNA 2; Transferred from Altoona Jun- ior High School in Sophomore year. JAMES LOSER Full oj pep and full ol jun, he has a grin for everyone. Varsity Show 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Cross Country 2; Intramural 3-4. KAREN LOIS LUCZAK She is gentle, she is shy, but there ' s mischief in her eye. Chorus 1-2; Varsity Show 2-34; Latin Club 1; Saddle Club 1; GAA 1-2. PATRICIA ANN LUEDTKE Best disposition in the universe. Chorus 2; GAA 2; Transferred from .Madonna High School. Aurora, Illinois. TSS? WILLIAM McCRADY Discretion of speech is more than elo- quence. Latin Club 2-3; Baseball 2. JAMES H. McELROY A youth there ivas of quiet ways. Football 2: Rifle Club 3; Rocket Club 4. V - h d BONNIE HEATHER LUSK It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Chorus 1; Cl ass Council 2; GAA 3; Pep Club 2-4; FNA 1-2-3-4: Latin Club 1-2; Office Assistant 2 3; Monitor 4. WYLIE McCORMAC Napoleon was small and so am I. Varsity Show 1-2; Football 1-2; Track L JOYCE McQUILKIN In truth, sir. she is pleasant, honest, and good. Chorus 2; Choir 3-4; Student Confer- ence 3-4; Treasurer 3-4; Class Council 3; GAA 1-2-3-4, Vice President 2; Latin Club 1-2-3-4. President 3; Fortune Guild 2-3; Usher Crew 1; L SC State Conven- tion 3; Big 8-Little 7 Convention 4. BOB MacKAY he doesn ' t jind a way, he ' ll make one. Varsity Show 1-2; Football 1-2; Bas- ketball 1-2-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Prom Committee Club 2. Co-Chairman 3; S panis CHARLES MacKENZIE How poor are they that hate not pa- tience. NADINE MacNERLAND i ever say more than is necessary. Varsity Show 3; Broadcast 4; Wecomi 4; Fortune Guild 3-4: Fortune Guild Plav 3: GAA 1-2-34: French Club 1-2; Art Club 1-2-4. Vice President 4; Pep Club 2-4; Student Court 4; Tigerettes 4. •■Krr •V DONNA MAINS A witty woman is a treasure. Chorus 1; Choir 2-3; Varsity Show 1-2; YFC 1-2-3-4. BABS MAJOR Quiet, winning ways. Chorus 1-2; Art Club 2-3. LENORA iJEANNIE) MARSTON She dances her way to the stars. Chorus 1; Varsity Show 1-2-3-4; We- comi 4; Student Conference 4; Class Council 2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3; French Club 1-2; Cheerleader 2-4. ANITA MAZZONE The only way to have a friend is to be one. Band 4: Transferred from York Com- munity High School, Elmhursl, Illinois, in Senior year. MARCELLA MAE MILLER As good as gold. Chorus 3-4; Transferred from Corry High School, Corry, Pennsylvania, in Junior year. JOAN MARY MITTMAN laugh, lor hope hath place with me. FHA 1. CAROL ANN MICALE Her stillness charms the air. Transferred from York Community High School. F.lmhur?!, Illinois, in Junior year. MARGARET ANN MILLER A quiet, modest girl is she. Transferred from Corry High School, Corry. I ' enn-ylvania. in Junior year. ROGER MORRIS An experienced and often quite pic- turesque story-teller. Foolball 1-2; Baskelliall 1; W nulling 1. JOAN L. MULQUEEN Her nature is all sunshine. French Cluh 2. ELLIS NACHTIGALL Though I am always in haste. I am never in a hurry. Class Council 14. JEAN ALICE NEALE Silence is majesty. Chorus 1: Latin Club 1-2; FTA 2-3-4: Math Club 3: Biology Club 34. Secre- tary 3, President 4; Usher Crew 34; Student Teacher 34; Book Club 4; Poetry Club 4; French Club 4; National Honor Society 3. JUDITH NELSON A girl wilh a line. GAA 2. SONYA E. NELSON A woman ' s beauty is her hair. YFC 1-24; Office Assistant 2; Trans- ferred from Lincoln Junior High School, Jamestown, N. Y., in Freshman year. LINDA NESBITT Without music, life would be a mis- take. Band 1-2, Secretary 1; Chorus 3; Var- sity Show 2-3-4. LEILLA NEUENDORF A huge capacity jor working and making friends. V LOIS NEWMAN It is a comely jashion to he glad. Varsity Show 1-24; FHA 1-2, Vicr President 2; YFC 1-2-3; Fortune Guild 2; Latin Club 2; Monitor 4. PATRICIA NIEMAN Lije is a jest and all things show it. Hand 4, Majorette 4; Choir 34; Varsity SI1..W 34: GAA 34; FN A 2-3; Pep Clul) 4; Transferred from Siena High School, Chicago, Illinois, in Sophomore year. SANDRA LEE OLSEN Singing is sweet. Choir 2-4. Vice President 4; Class Coun- cil 1; YFC 1-2-3, Secretary 2-3; Latin Club 1-2; Usher Crew 1-2. ALLEN C. OLSON can be convinced, but it ' s a hard job. Basketball Intramural 1-2-3-4. y i n JOANNE ORLOP All words are pegs to hang ideas on. Band 34: Broadcast 2-3; French Club 1-2-3: Spanish Club 34; Pep Club 24; GAA 1-2. GREGG R. ORTH beg to differ with you. Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2-3; Track 1-2-3-4; Wrestling 4; Monitor 4. PAT PACHY hate the sin but I love the sinner. Varsity Show 1-2-34; Pep Club 1-2; FHA 1; GAA 1-2. NICK PALADINO am not for myself, who will be lor me? Football 2; Baseball 2; Intramural Bas- ketball 4; Transferred from St. Ignatius High School in Freshman year. L 0 a JUDY ANN PEAK She always meant business — monkey business. Chorus 1; Varsity Show 2-3; Wecomi 4; Student Conference 4; Social Chair- man 4; Class Council 2-3-4; Ways and Means Chairman 3-4; GAA 2-3-4; Ti- gerettes 4; Student Teacher 4; Prom Committee 3. HOWARD PERRY The great end of life is not knowledge but action. Fortune Guild Play 4. NANCY LEE PETERMANN Silence and happiness go together. Varsity Show 1 ; Saddle Club 1 : Trans- ferred from Glenbard Township High School. Glen Ellyn. Illinois, in Sopho- more year. MARY PETERS And gain is gain however small. GAA t-2-3-4: Spanish Club 1-2; P.-p Club 2; Art Club 3. BOB PETF.RSON It ' s quatily not quantily that matters. YFC 4, Treasurrr 4; Transfrrrcil from RooHfvelt High School, Ues Moines, Iowa, in Senior year. STANLEY PETERSON People say hie is the thing, hut I prefer reading. Fiwlhall 1-2; Mciiiinr 4: Rocket Club 4; BaM-hall 2-3-4; Intramural Haskrlball 2-34; Transferrrd from Cooley High School, Detroit, Michigan, in Freshman year. DIANA PHELPS To do is to succeed. Chorus 1; Rocket Club 4; Latin Club 1-2; Biolngv Club 2-3; Math Club 34, Vice President 3, Treasurer-.Secretary 4; Poetry Club 4; Script Club 4. President 4; French Club 4; Nurse ' s Assistant 2. FORREST PIETSH Knowledge comes, but ivisdom lingers. Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 2; Tennis 3; Coif 4; Spanish Club 2. DAVID PLUMMER Haste makes uasle—so why hurry? Basketball 1-2; Cross Country 1; Base- ball 1-2-3-4; Inlramurals 2-3. LYNNE POWELL The great organizer. Choir 34; Varsity Show 3-4; W ' ecomi 4; Class Council 4; Pep Club 4, President 4; Book Club 4. Secretary 4; . tI Club 3-4; Spanish Club 3; GAA 3-4, Senior Representative 4; Cliairman of Senior (Jirls ' IJancc 4; Transferred from Lan- don High School, Jacksonville, Florida. BRENT PRICE ITith wings on his feet Track 1-2-34: Cross Country 1.2-3-4. Captain 4: Wroslling 2-3-4; RifU- Club 3-4; Treasurer 3-4. BOB RACINE Two heads are belter ihari one. Band 1-2-3; Chorus 1-2; Boys ' Choir 3- 4; Varsity Show 1-2-34; Inlramurals 4; Track 1; Cross Counlr - 1; Chess Clul 1; Baseball 2. « DICK RACINE Deviltry comes in sets of twos. Band 1; Varsity Show 1-2-34; Basket- Intraniurals 1-2-34; Track 1-2; Of- ■ssistant 1. LEROY (LEE I RAMPAGE have no comment. Prom Committee 3. ANN RASMU.SSEN Do as I say. not as I do. GAA 34; FN A 3; Pep Club 4; Twirling Corps 3; Transferred from Livermore. California, in Junior year. DAVID REDGATE Just call me Rocky. TOM REED It matters not how long you live, but how well. FiMithall 3; Track 4; Transferred from El !in Academy, Elgin, Illinois, in Junior year. PAT REHS Patience is the remedy for every sor- row. GAA 2-3-4 ; Transferred from Notre Dame Academy, Los Angeles, Calif., in Sophomore year. JUDITH VERNE REICHOLD Life is too short to waste. Band 3; Transferred from Austin High School in Junior year. JANET REITSMA A smile goes further than a frown any day. Broadcast 2; Spanish Club 1-2-3, Pres- ident 2-3; Fortune Guild 2; GAA 3-4; Art Club 4. JACK RICARD Words pay no debts. Football 4; Trdnsferred from Hirsch High School, Chicago, Illinois. CATHY RICHARDSON She works in silence. FHA 3. PATRICIA RICHARDSON And virtue will keep me warm. Varsity Show 2-34; GAA 1-2-34; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 1-2; Student Court 3. MARGARET RIFORGIATE For she ' s a jolly good jellow. Chorus 2; Varsity Show 2; Wecomi 4; Transferred from Trinity High School, River Forest, Illinois, in Sophomore year. • • ' } GALE ROBBINS Give me the man I love. Chorus 1-2; Spanish Club 1; Book Club 3; FHA 3. MARIAN ROBINSON A shy, quiet charm. Class Council 4; Latin Club 1-2; Book Club 3; Student Court 4. DONOVAN ROCK The power to do, the pride to dare. Varsity Show 2; Football 2: Basketball 2; Golf 2; Intramurals 1-2. DON ROCKNESS have never confined myself to facts. Football 34; Track 3; YFC 34, Presi- dent 4; Transferred from Queen Anne High School, Seattle, Washington, in Junior year. i % -ipf 9- PETER EVAN ROLLER Bi i Man. Varsity Show 1-3; Wecomi 4, Spiirls Ed- itor 4; Student Conference 1-24: Class Council 1-2: Football 1-2-3-4. CoCaptain 4; Track 2-3; Student Court 2-3-4, Judge 4: Baseball 1. FRANK ROSS They never talk who aluays think. Varsity Show 1: Football 1-2; liaseball 1-2; Ha ketball 1-2: Intramural Basket- ball 4. Captain 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3: Monitor 4; Rocket Club 4. JOHN ROnGERS .4 man to be trusted. Band 4; Track 2; Transferred from Hirsh High School, Chicago, Illinois. MARLA ROGERS Anything that is worth doing is worth doing well. Band 1-2; Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 1-2- 3-4; Broadcast 3-4, Assistant Editor 4; Student Conference 2-3-4; Class Council 2-3, Treasurer 3; CAA 1-2-3; Latin Club 1-2; Biology Club 2; Cheerleader 2-34. Head Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Secretary-Treasurer Big 8- Little 7 4. SHERRYL ROUNDS If hen in doubt a.i to what to do, don ' t do it. Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 3-4; YFC 3-4; Tigereltes 4; Transferred from LaSalle- Peru Township, LaSalle, Illinois, in Jun- ior year. JAMES T. RUDOLPH He has a way of making friends. Weromi 4; Class Council 2; Basket- ball 1-2-3; Track 1-3; Cross Country 2- 3; Student .Court 2-3-4, Assistant Judge 4; Baseball 2; Intramural Basketball 4. ROXANNE (ROXIE) RUMRILL Woman is woman ' s natural ally. French Club 2-3; GAA 2-3; Prp Club 24; Student Court 4; Transforred from Parker High School, Parker, Indiana. JULIE RUSSELL Her best quality lies within. Transferred from Kankakee High School, Kankakee, Illinois, in Sopho- more year. ELIZABETH RYAN Silence builds many friendships. Transferred from Bloom Township High School, Chicago Heights, Illinois, in Sen- ior year. THOMAS L. SAUER Let come what may. VERNON LESTER SCHINDLER All the world ' s a stage. Wecomi 4; Spanish Club 2-34; French Club 4; Chess Club 3; Fortune Guild 2-34; Thespians 2-34; Fortune Guild Play 34; . rt Club 1-2: Student Court 4. JERRY (SKIP) SCHLATTER Don ' t worry, it creates deep wrinkles. Intramural Basketball 1-2: Basketball 3; Tennis 2-3; Transferred from Spooner. Wisconsin, in Sophomore year. 1 GERALD SCHNEIDER If atrh the hi r die . . . please. Band 3; Broadrast 4, Photographer 4; Wecomi 4. Photoprapher 4; Latin Club 1; Art Chih 1; Chess Club 1; Radio Club 3-4, President 4; Intramural Bas- ketball 2. RICHARD E. SCHUTT uill he the pattern of all patience. WALLY SCHWEIGERT Never let your studies interfere uith your education. Football 2-4: Transferred from Austin High School in Sophomore year. ELIZABETH (JILL) SHANAHAN An equal mixture of humor and good sense. Varsity Show 1-2; GAA 1-2. PAT SHANAHAN Please go away and let me sleep. Band 1 : Chorus 1 ; Varsity Show 2. DAVE SHANNON Don ' t rush me. HAROLD PATRICK (HARRY) SHAY No citilized person goes to bed the same day he gets up. Varsity Show 2; Football 1-2; Basket- ball 1-2: Baseball 1. DAVE SHERIDAN Size is not grandeur. Class Council 1-3; Football 1; Track 1-2; Cross Countr - 2-34; Wrestling 1- 2-34, Captain 4; Monitor 34. tj I y KAREN DEE SKOW School? I guess it ' s a necessary evil. Varsity Show 4; Wecomi 4; Spanish Club 1-2; GAA 2-34; Art Club 1-2; Pep Club 1; Tigerettes 4; Senior Girls ' Dance Committee 4; Prom Committee 3. FRANK SMUCKER A little bit independent. Fortune Guild 2-34; Fortune Guild Play 34; Latin Club 1; Saddle Club 1-2; Thespians 3-4; Student Court 2. PETER I PETE ) SMITH Take me for uhal I am, not lor what I should be. Varsity Show 1-34; Class Council 2; Track 1-2-34; Monitor 3; Intramurals 3. GEORGE ALLEN SONNTAG Incapable oj being rushed. Football 1; Chess Club 1. ■j ; jfcfDY ( Tfe I STRESNEY = — (2 Laugh and the whole world laiif;h. - « ' ' ' ' ' ' • ■Ch.iru-i 3: Choir 4; Weconii 4: Var ily = - Sh.)w 2-34: Class Council 4; GAA 1: I ' .-p dull 2-4; French Club 3-4; Latin -x:. Clul) 1-2; Fortune Guil.l 4; FTA 4: J— ,-iir Tipcr.-llcs 4. LUISE STADTLANDER could have laughed all night. Class Council 4; Spanish Cluh 1-2-3; Saddle Clul) 1-2; I ' e) ' Club 1: Fortune Guild 2; GAA 34; Usher Crew 3; FTA 2-3; Wecomi 4. CAROL JEAN STAIR She has a way of making friends. YFC 2.3-4; FTA 3; Spanish Club 1-2. BUD STUPPLE Let ' s have one other gaud) night. SUSAN SZYMANSKI Good-natured, busy, and to all a good friend. Chorus 1-2; Choir 34; Varsity Show 2-3-4; Wecomi 4, Personnel Editor 4; Library Assistant 2-3; Office Assistant 4. PHIL TASCHETTA Things are not always as they seem. Band 2-3-4 ; Varsity Shnw 2-34; Track 1: Tennis 2; Math Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Roikrt Club 4; Intramural Basketball 3. ROBERTA M ARGOT i PENNY) TALL There was a star that danced and under that I was born. Varsity Show 2-34; Broadcast 2-3; Class Council 2-3; Junior Prom Co- Chairman 3; Latin Club 1-2; Speech Choir 1 ; GAA 1 ; Usher Crew 1 ; Home- coming Bonfire Chairman 1 ; Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 4. BILL TAYLOR No one knows what he can do until he tries. French Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Trans- ferred from the American School of Guatemala, Guatemala City, Guatemala. MARSHALL TAYLOR The hope of America is a clean-cut serious youth. Band 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Varsity Show 3; Class Council 3; Track 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 1-2-3; Math Club 2-3; FTA 2; Modern Music Masters 3- 4; Student Court 34; Head Hall Mon- itor 4. JANET CAROL THIESE Jan sings as she goes, and goes on for- ever. Band 1; Chorus 2; Choir 3-4; Varsity Show 34; Fortune Guild 34; GAA 1-2; French Club 1-2; Tigerettes 4. ROBERT THOMAS He ' s a quiet man of art. Varsity Show 1-2-34; Art Club 2-3; Art Show Committee Chairman 3; Prom Committee 3. ■II    - ■JIM TITUS Handsome is as handsome does. Band 1-2-3; Varsity Show 1-2-3: Spani-h Club 2; Ritle Clul) 3-4. ELMER VANA Never mind the uh and uhereiore. Football 1. JUDITH E. THOMPSON should be happy thai I am happy Chorus 1-2; French Club 1. uiV maUe use of all the pouer I have. Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Bas- ketball 1; Intratnurals 3-4. BEVERLY LOU VAUGHN Life is not life at all without delight. Varsity Show 2-3-4; Broadcast 2-3-4. Feature Editor 4; Class Council 1-3-4; Student Conference 4; Junior Pnini Co- Chairinan 3: Latin ( lub 1-2: Fremh Club 3-4: Fortune Cuild 2-3-4: (;AA 1-2-3-4: I-TA 4; Pep Club 1-2-4: Speech Choir 2; Poetry and Script Club 4; Cheerleader 2-4; Hoinecoiiiinj; (Jueen Altriidaiil t; Moat Chairman 1. TKI) VEKWER . .sunny disposition is the very soul of success. 7ARREN jace is the imag oj the soul. horus 1; Choir i ll;fi rsity Show 2- 3-4; Class Council X-zTSecretary 1; Stu- clent Conftrence 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3-t; Cheerleader 2-3; NE-NW Convention Second Vice President. f I i KEN WARREN Life is my college. DAVID WEBB may not be great, but I am what I Varsity Show 1-2-4; Basketball 1: Track 1; Baseball 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Rifle Club 3-4. NANCY WEBER The show must go on. Fortune Guild 2; Pep Club 2; FHA 2-3: Book Club 3. JAMES WEISS For he knetf himself. Intramural Basketball 1-24. fja-m f JUDY WIEGAND Ifith spirits kind and gay. GAA 3; Pep Club 4; YFC 3-4; Trans- ferred from Wheaton Academy in Soph- omore year. MITCH WIGGINS With just enough learning to mis- quote. Golf 3-4; Transferred from Elgin Acad- emy in Junior«year. IvfA IfcYN (WHETZ) WHETZAL What say we pain ' , the town red? FHA 1; GAA 1; Dog Club 1. T jTr YCE WIEGAND The best things come in twos. Varsity Show 4; GAA 3-4; Spanish Club 4;- Art Club 4; Pep Club 2-4; Trans- ferred from Weaton Academy in Soph- omore year. FRED WILLSON was naive myself once, but live and learn. Chorus 1; Choir 2-3-4; Varsity Show 2.3-4; Spanish Club 1. JUDY WILMES Eat, drink, and be merry — for tomor- row you may die. MARY WILSON A sense oi humor anil the power to laugh. Chorus 1; GAA 2-34; FNA 3; Fr.ncli Clul. 1 ; Pop Club 4. MARGARET A. (PEGGY) WINBOLT Silence is a jriend that will never betray. Band 1-2-3-4; French Cluh 2; FNA 3-4; Nurse ' s Assistant 3. DALE LOUISE WOOLLEY Music flows from her fingertips. Band 1; Chorus 1-2; Choir 3-4; Wecomi 4; Latin Club 1-2; Fortune Guild 4. PAUL J. YATES There never tvas so wise a man before. Band 3-4, Drum Major; Varsity Show 2-3-4; Class Council 3-4; Football 2; Basketball 2; Tennis 2; Fortune Guild 3-4; Script and Poetr ' Club 4; Orches- tra 2-3-4; Transferred from Grayslake High School in Sophomore year. ii DAVE YOUNG All the world is odd save thee and me, and even thou art a little odd. JOE YOUNG Though he be but little, he is fierce. Football 4; Track 1; Wrestling 3; In- tramural Basketball 1-2-34. DOROTHY (DOTTIE) YOUNT am slow of study, but quick to catch on. Varsilv Show 3-4; Latin Club 1-2; Fr.-nch Club 34; GAA 2-3-4; Trans- ferred from Kelly High School, Chicago, Illinois. GRETCHEN MINA ZINCK Absence makes the heart grow lander. Varsity Show 1-2-3-4; Broadcast 2-3-4, Advertising Manager 4; Class Council 1-3; Art Club 1-3, President 3; FNA 2-3-4, Vice President 3; Fortune Guild 2-3-4; Thespians 34, Treasurer 4; Ex- change Student 4; GAA 1-2-3. JIM MILNE All friends, no foes; all joys, no woes. EVE SLUSSER , The mirror oj all courtesy. Students for whom no picture was available: RUTH BAKER BOB DEKAN PAUL TORRES DEANNA PAWL 56 VT-r C. y Ct y tJ6 i, Ujc i . . p ;  - - Hi e-E pJLO-tjL- - - sj_ - -OyVvJU vS.A.Coi_- C0-: =0 - ' • UJUU ' j j, vS.O ' - ' O WoildL r J .,;j c,x x Vv. ,, . . .y  .- . - . U.0L O--. ' w CH- Uru- Lxx vij v.i _«rvo- cUU. - ■•U OVOC - ir„_r? n 1 ? .uv v.. lv, k ' ' - - - ' V C i tn r X m -OUULa . -L-A_) I i! ' fU- YYViTU-. j-o3 , OMO - • - ' L- t l X: ' rH - , V • i u c U-n- , oh ? , ;iy ' ' :0 ' ,y.r ' ' Atru x, ' - U ' q OuJlx. JLXaJL i: -- ' ' - _. $ UNIT 1 FIRST ROW: Klirsch, Hill, Bitner, Unser. Osborne. Ellis. SECOND ROW: Brlknap, Mi.daff. Schmitt, Banl.tt. Rathj. ' . Naffziptr, Chorley. Paulos, Oury, Falbo. THIRD ROW: Ritchif, Wilkinson. MacGaffpv. Wicklinc, Kepncr. Davi«. Denton. Curbin. (ietlingcr. Phillips, Chain. Ryan. Wenzel. UNIT 2 IIHST HOW: Kniphi. Han-.n. li.llamv. Rhmlon. SECOND ROW: An.lm.ni. Jackson. Kropp, K%lanil.r. ruHrll. May. n.fl. Jarobsiii. Cordon. Kn.ll. lnp.1,1. W illia.o-. THIRD ROW: lliv.-s. i ' aiilos. lUihcr. .Mlin. ilkin-on. E.kharclt. I ' lrnaii. Leaver. Dumper. DePeii. Herf;en. lllankm-liip. MrCalJi liT. Pi ' nillilon. 58 apf r UNIT 3 FIRST ROW: Tremain. Grim, Hofslelter, Ohne. SECOND ROW: Hale, Koelsch, S. Harrison, Woodworth, Linar. Kinies. Engberg, Tinsley, D. Harrison, Dilworth. THIRD ROW: Moore, Lofgren. Jurgatis, Perry. Metzger, Elders, Cook, Lambert. Sutorius. Jacklin, Veaguc. Hyde, Sedgwick, Chase. LMT 1 FIRST ROW: Begalkr. Kubn, Cashin, Coe. Gordon, Swaenpoel. SECOND ROW: Vanderground. Stephenson. Frioke. Kreftmeyer. Kelly. Kummers. Bond. Fountain. Lal ' ar. THIRD RO ' : Wood- ward. .McLeod, Moeller. Roller. Scolt, Lanzaratta. Richards. McDougall. I.cwi-. (jmlure, Kott. Keenan, Kliefolh. 59 UNIT 5 FIRST ROW: Mogle. Gillispie, Severson, Powell, (;alrs, Alnumil, Hfjjfiem. SECOND ROW: Chell- l«Tg, Turney, Kdss, Nelson, Tcssman, Handt. J. Nelsiin, Mdriiing lar, I ' aker. THIRD ROW: OImii. Kuhn, Hall, Voirol, Tesnow, Johnson, Voile, Formo, Pasrhell. Hunslierger, Tiininiass(pne, Erin. L UNIT 6 FIRST ROW: I.awrenz, Cunn, Rovre. .Srhulcr. SKCOND ROW: Warner, Carrol Varlry, I.loy,!, Itoiizien, liryant, McCi.wan, Larson. THIRD ROW : MaiClynionl, H Sclini ' llrr. Finklieinrr. larli, Williams, riftlit, Haines, Iselirand, Siillon, Mill 60 Clark. Kaniin, Islroin, CliriiHce, Keville. UNIT 7 FIRST ROW: Juhl. Brazzale. Honeywell. Thomas, Fr kman, McGovem. Seith. SECOND ROW: LaValle, Fadenrecht. Hennig. Chellberg, Grimm, Kleinofen, Gemmel. j P) _ . 7 ) w - UMT 8 FIRST ROW: Bagge. Eich, Sliank, Boardman. Engelbarh. Haines. SECOND ROW : Whire. Dow. Burghoff. Clark. Chock. Rathje, Cohee, Johnson. Brown. Smith. THIRD ROW: Trott. Hendron, Krafl. Kloeckner. Koch, Borler. Pearson, Womeldorff. Rice, Kuen, .Sites, Schoemann, Hurtig, Baumgarten, Fox. , . VI t TT •n i fi V UNIT 9 FIRST ROW: Johnson, Hall, Cnmk, Nelson, E p.rt, Johnson, G.-rlen. SECOND ROW: WthhtT, Loiitski, Canty. .Sorrnsen, Werlh, Amour. Wagner, Roberts, Mahoney, White, ROW: p iekson, Morvay, Oliver, Woodyati, Atkins, Hein, Trotter, Fank, MacKay, Veronieo, Nicholson. Surerus, THIRD Wallace, I FIR.ST ROW: Hnhni. WilKon. Sheridan, Herry, (;rau .as. .Salter, Johnstone. SECOND ROW: Harti- tian. Schroeder, Hell, Jordan, Hrady, Kalb, Wheaton, Johnston, Hoitscha, Sehoemann. THIRD ROW: Aprihans, Rhoad , LaDouceur, Reed, Hulvey, Ouisi, Hofniann, Taileffero, Jamin, Nelson, Rice, l.ul enkinhen. Palmer. 62 f So k MtOn A UNIT 1 FIRST ROW: Seidel. Faccin, Day, Harlman. SECOND ROW: MacKenzie, Lederman, Paral. Roberts, Poe, Davies, Belivcau, Rice, Graham, Schweigert. THIRD ROW: Turner, Meyers, Knell, Tarman, Bailey, Henry, Harris, Jeffery. Hardy, Edwards, Blantiin, Morris. IMT 2 FIRST ROW: Dorsey, Lajeunesse, Kempiak, Shafer, Cisar, Peterson, Schewe. SECOND ROW: Moad, Haenisch, Shrader, Hansen, Burton, Holmsten, Martini, McCaffery, Lanibe, Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Papni, Pei)li)W, Strcsney, Baier, N les, Hamilton, -Stock, Riedcl, Exiine, Butts, Walker, Backus, Filkin. 64 UNIT 3 FIRST ROW ; Russell. Graves, Brjdon. Temple, Saunders. Gibson. Ochsenreiter. SECOND ROW: J. Wiesbrock. Mi-Duftee, Zimmerman. Nielsen. Ledbun . Ensslen. Marbough, Fey. Ferhmin, Groote, Nell. THIRD RO X ' : Moore. Karch, Beck. Troesler. Gehvicks. Wright. Mack. Bergcr. Kropp. Bolger, Miener, Anton. UNIT 4 FIRST ROW: Yuccas, . dams. SECOND ROW: Rexilius. Strandquist. Vitcor, Kucera, Comins, Hert, Komarek, Souders, Phillips, Ramey. THIRD ROW: Peterson, Kee, Gaunt. Kinibell. Johnson, Bauer, Farber. White, Varley, Stanley, Drews, McCall, Inman. 65 UNIT 5 FIRST ROW: Lang. Young, Oury, J. Munro. Leonard. Stewart. SECOND ROW: Courtice. Lanil)ert, Plumnier. Snyder, Hinze. Hartnian, DuPere, McVeigh, Wlietzal, Bagley. Lovejoy. THIRD ROW: McGraiili. Hamilton. Hoffman. Kiniliell. Cady. Mav. .Slel .er. G. Snyder. Snow. To .|er. I MT (. IIIOT ROW: lavlor. Anderson. Morri-. Spirer. SF.COND ROW: Owens. Tinerrlla. landall. l.i.fkin. l..lio. Wie l.rock. Ruffley, Dufourd. I ' erlle, Ring. THIRD ROW: Krrdrirk. Elil.ert. Jidiii-on. lialancr. liaker. Hisc-oek, Gilletli-. Jensen. Yuecas, Martorano. I ' owrll, Vehling. 66 T UNIT 7 FIRST ROW: Dresser. Breme. Roller. Palmer. Andrewson. SECOND ROW: M. Johnson. Nick- erson, Geltinger. P. Hartman. Hammer. Molson, Kuhn, Fitzgerald. Redman. Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Wilson. Fnin. Fitzimmons. Morton. Nelson, C. Ferguson, Quackenbush, Boden, W. Miller, Guild, Case. LMT ;; FIRST ROW: Knit, Vetler, Philpol, McNeil. SECOND ROW: Leipermann, Walbcrt, Feyen, Hyde, Jasperson, Kowalczyk, .Schneller, Waller. Heslinga, Riehmond. THIRD ROW: Keenan, Cleave, Sheraden, .MacKay, Hewitt, Leadabrand, Burrows, Brooks, DiVito. Ross, Jessen, .Albert, Oury. 67 UNIT 9 FIRST ROW: Yarbrough, Carr. Miller, Fellows. SECOND ROW: Wieand, Schubert, Mason, Roberts, Maman, Andrews, Myers, Eisele, Yates, Kroehnke, Furry. THIRD ROW: Keller, Harrison, Briiikiiuin, I ' rerost, Gerber, Farrar, Olson, Paladino, Pooler, Fern,-. Hall, Frega. IMT 1() HH.ST ROW; (;iasser, Daugird, Cboplin. Faulkner. .SECOND Robbins, Sniilb, Coodrieh, (Jarrod, . IeI)owell, Clisl, Mitllinfj. Meed, (ilaser, Sloan, .Moss, Wonneberj;, Kotkos . Rueh, Freediund, 68 ROW: Shanahan, Coddinglon, THIRD ROW: Meyer, Hahn, Merrill. UNIT 11 FIRST ROW: Spratt, Lieneke, LaBonte, Olsen, Tschopp. SECOND ROW: Farnam, Lee, May, Weber, Ericson, Welch, Bentkowski, Lusk, Fors, Van Dolah. THIRD ROW: Terry, Rydin, Pribaz, Rogers, Cross, Taylor, Lock, Bennett, Burnett, Crabb, Mikesell, Berlin, Murphy, Carlson. UNIT 12 FIRST ROW: Knaak, Youkcr, McLeod, Lincoln, Warrens, Odell, Whitmer, Churchill, Weslwood, Crahani, Fischer. SECOND ROW: Parson?, (iarton, Luczak, Ashe, Brookcr. Liihlenherg, . nlers, .MacKenzie, Mangold, Brown, Edgrrly, Thorne, .Millnian. 69 UNIT 13 FIRST ROW: Johnson, Veltman, Chorley, Keville, Amici. SECOND ROW: Munro, Berke, Voller, Turkal, Bonk, Evenson, Musselman, Neall, Sell, VonBush, Pendleton. THIRD ROW: Lucas, Warner, McGinn, Jobst, Emerson, Ostler, Custer, Asher, Wilson. 70 %e pte€€ 71 UNIT 1 FIRST ROW: Monroe. Healh, Guthrie, Voda. Honeywell, J. Shanahan, Clitherow. SECOND ROW: J. Fox, Esquivel, Kucharski, Abbott, P. Roller, Beard, Yuhaus, Brumagin, D. Olson, Telling. THIRD ROW: D. Phelps, Ehrlicher, Matejka, Stack, J. Jones, Fank, Simpson, R. Johnson, Wetherbe. UNIT 2 FIRST ROW: Hniriim. Ilaniiltun, -Sihaf.r. King, Emma, Bevtriilgr, Hultgren. SECOND ROW: :i.nforli. Malh.ws. Stephens Whileaker, Phillips, E. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Neale, Hallinan. Feuille, Ri ' inink, Sisson, J. Olson, Glass, Vogt, Tershel, Komerska, D. Davis. 72 120 UNIT 3 FIRST ROW: Woodyatt, Francis, Graf. Swaenepnel. MarDnnald. E. Johnson, MacCallum. SECOND ROW: Grabe, Blanchard, Ahlers. K. Conforti, Kalb, Henrick, Cobb, S ' ilhoit, Walberg, Scharring- hausen. THIRD ROW: Stewart. Kahler. Mount. Balkins. Amour. Engberg. Thome, Engelbach, Lederman. Renwick, oska. Matson. IMl 1 FIRST ROW: Ilanrhen. Throw. Cununing-. Sillier. Parker. SECO.Nl) ROW: Day. MarGregor, Reuter. Wallace. K. Anderson, Kornelson, Me(:alli ler, l.ane, Murdoik. THIRD ROW: HIanken-hip, Hamilton, Swaenpoel, DeMaar, Sehindler. Hunter. Winboll, Rockni-:, . Hunsberger. .Xlkins, Koch, Pietsch, 73 a u UNIT 5 FIRST ROW: Wpslon, McCloud, Schneider, Schmidt, Pierce, Burch, Handley. SECOND ROW: Henry, Fredricks, Leonard, Hunter, Karlson, K. Shanahan, Kropp, Fandell, xMurdock, Binns. THIRD ROW: Ericksun, Emilino, Strauss, Rice, Pardonner, Wahers, Tichava, Winter, Cnbb, Gordon, MacKay, Anderson, Skarshaug. UNIT 6 FIRST ROW: Hansen, Richardson. I ' rovosl. Kinflcr. L.sker. Kiiliiinaa, MacKinney. SECOND ROW: Waiidrey, . Weisl)ro(]k. Graham, Hurst. Myrirk. Tinsley, Schuler, McCombs, Boerner, Hun liani. A. IIeslinf;a. THIRD ROW: Barksdale. Struzina. Patterson. Combs. French, Sloan, De ' eze, Karwoskl. Polk. Birr, (!,Trr. Erin. 74 I UNIT 7 FIRST ROW: B. Smith, Schultz, Falcon, Pommier, John. SECOND ROW: Frykman, MacLeod, Guild, Wilson, Boardman, Patterson, Troester, McVeigh, Harris, Winkler. Warner. THIRD ROW: Libey, Riforgiate, Backus, Kuhn, Nagel, J. Nelson, M. Klein, Talioferro, Stulb, Hennig, Comins, Cain. - P o L UNIT 8 FIRST ROW: Schultz, LaCrosse, A. Miller, A. Peterson, Fontello, Hansen. Burghoff, Harris, J. Klein. Duddridge Cram, Nelson, Senato. Boitscha, . shhy, Paulson. Crabbs, Nash. 75 McWhirler. SECOND ROW: Gansberg, Snider. Jem ., Warren. THIRD ROW: Wolt. Tr.iller. Bestler. Hedges. T. Riley. 1 UNIT 9 FIRST ROW: S. Game, M. Unholz, N. Major, E. Pechnik. SECOND ROW: P. Rodman, Peter, Lamphiear, Heyes, Ferguson Aschauer, Popp, S. Burgess, Boutwell, Kehoe. THIRD ROW: Surkamer, Bates. Lowdorbaugh, Carton, T. Jens, Craig, R. Snow, Hanson, Wolegmulh, D. Srutt, Uugan. UNIT 11) FIRST ROW: Wedlork, F. Firman, I.andall. Grimes. SECOND ROW: Martin, Roe, Gross, Harlow. Murphy, High. J. Newman. Metrgrano. Bonnevier. Valentine. THIRD ROW: M. Cronk, Potteiger. I.ucki ' nhill. I ' . Pearson, C. Carlson. Hale. Sedgwiek. B. Johnson. Sollwisch. Woodward. .Mohline. Sywulka. 76 UNIT 11 FIRST ROW: VanBuren, B. Johnson, Marjton, Rue, Gaskins. SECOND ROW: K. Woodworth, C. Sheraden, Leino, Shackel, Sonnleitner, Neumann, A. Miller, Himmelfarb, Luches, A. Applehans. THIRD ROW: R. Hansen, Knaak, Scandrette, Calay, Grainger, Sites, Weissenbom, Brewster, Prince. I III I I llljW| UNIT 12 FIRST ROW: Wells. Keller, Ludy, Russell, Gemmel, Purdy. SECOND ROW: M. Hoffman. Harsch. Fisher, A. Erickson, S. Woodworth. Schmilt, Pfaff. .Marlorano. Edgren. Knipht. THIRD ROW: C. Clark, Spackman. Larrabee, VandenEykey, T. Fitzsimmons, B. Johnson, R. Shannon, J. Taschelta, Cunningham, Brant, Gunderson. 77 UNIT 13 FIRST ROW: Larson, Cunnlaugsson, Saladino, Bredberg, Hartzell, Sanders, Chummers. SECOND ROW: Lurdlke, Clioplin, Wooley, Curtis, Mason, Eggcrl, Knippen, Earth, Veague. THIRD ROW; Newitt, Slark, Miller, West, Filzsimmons, Raedeker, Pfund, D. Carlson, C. Sheraden, Taylor, Hollingsworlh. ll UNIT 14 FIRST ROW: Showalter, Knox, Haug, K. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Daleiden, Mndira. Gilslrap, Reher. Hood. Rower, Lund. THIRD ROW: Srhreiner, Sweet, Odefy, Fix, Sargent, Austin, . ' tair, A. Phelps. 78 Bailey, Vetler, Claus, Ehren, Matejka, Teale, 79 vt4iet poot aU O c CJ ij to ■!;0 . ' _i o ;- 3: ;2 3 u c: £ O 2 •- OS C ' e CO -c , « !P 13 ■£ B£ O c .:=° I ' - -£ r= 17 00 iS - = ic CO Cos - — D- ' ■=■y. -= S ■= M j= .2 bC E ■6 T3 U 75 o -. CO 3 Q CO -= .5 C n E CO OJ 3 =° d n o o S OS ( } C CO i- o o c ' 5 CO M l- t- C CO Oj CO Da ac = m 0) Mo 1 — C j= X £ E-g I £ 60 tie . m -: o 75 5!i ■t. E  J -r- ■u r E CO y o u 1. = Q. i (« _ ™ t. 0; US fj Qj jn -— bC - 3 u -— ; CO I,. ' 0; -= CTj — ' J? , t: - -c c o IS t O Cu -J CO -n - I— 1 c M « - •- , ; r C 3 bjj : cr. 0) o afl4 tcf icfr [iuu OFFENSE FIRST ROW: Reed. Duncan. Lehr. Darrali, Kerwin. ii ' ickline. SECOND RO S ' : Richards. Roller, Fleck. Tinsley. DEFENSE FIRST ROW: Roller. Duncan. I.utzcnkirclirn. Wicklinr. Lehr. SECOND ROW : CamiTon. Tin-Icy. Oilli. Kennedy. Reed. Kerwin. 81 Jui t a word In vnu linniien SpcO Burg . . . on tlu ' nld famiU ruikins rliair. %o44.-SafiA FIRST ROW: Edwards, Jeffrey, Cleave. Wilsun. Walker. Kee, Meyers. McQuilken, LJruwn. .Vslier. SECOND ROW: Ashe. Ballance. .Moss, Boden. Sanchez, Riedel, MacKay. Nelson. Hahn. Fitz- siriimons. THIRD ROW: Coach Colin, Ferguson, Tarnian, Wright, Harris, Hiscock, Cross, Henry, Lock, Kimbell, Glaser, Coach Longacre. ' P ie u$t€ t Lk FIRST ROW: Sissen. Luckenbill. Schreiner, Nelson, Rockness, Carr, Patterson, Pottieger. Sawyer, Ashby. SECOND ROW: Atkins. Pardonner. Strauss. Johnson. Backus. Cunningham. Tichava. Granger, Fitzsimmons, Simpson, Eaker. THIRD ROW: Riley, Richardson, Engelbach. Feuille. Chummers, Hunsberger. Fitzsimmons. Woodward. Phelps. Schafer. .Manager. FOURTH ROW: Coach Sherman. Knox. Nash, Winters, Pietsch. Erin. Renwick. Jens. Olson. Coach Loveless. 83 Oufi elooiecC McAe W ith apolony lo ROBT. CORDING GARNER BuckHs .,f blood. COI.IN — Do t)U know what I inran. l)n -.y SHERMAN- V„uV f;oi i,, aniicipatc LONGACRE-t)iir -traiesy . . . (ighl! LU ELESS- Grl loiich. CORBlN-■•Jll t -,.mi- iliiii!;- lo tliiiik about. p. hRICKE Hiri ' - bow vou reap wheat. ' J WRST R0 : Reed. Camenm. Filkin, Gaugt-r. MacKay. Griffin. SECOND ROW: Kline. Williams. Denson. Schick. Heslinga. Manager. THIRD ROW: Kuhn. Manager; Wilkinson, Haines. Berry. Manager. Coach Jim Longacre ' s Varsity hoop- sters, playing a hot and cold brand of basketball, compiled a 13-8 record this season. In the scoring column we recog- nize names like Seniors Wallv Filkin, Bob MacKay, Mike Griffin and Don f ' .auper. Next ear looks real promising. Juniors Gail Heed, Dave Cameron. Jim Schiek. Dick Denson and Ellis Kline have all seen a lot of action this vear. Best of luck, guys, and let ' s score, score. Waiting! 85 ' P t -So FIRST ROW: Harris, Ht-nry, Stock, Lock, Wright, Kee. SECOND ROW: Coach Sherman, Tarnian, Gerber, Gelwicks, Glaser, Hahn, Peterson, Manager. THIRD ROW: Morris, Manager; Powell, Hamilton, Cross, Jenson, McQuilken, Manager. ' pned iHeH 1 4 ' 1 KIR.ST ROW: Tichava, West, Kitzsimnions, Jones, Jens, Ro, kness. Nelson. SECOND ROW: Coach Rarnes, .Mount, Eaker, Hallinhan, (;ranger. THIRD ROW: Pottieger, Ptuncl, Schriener. (Irant, Fit .siniinons, Backus, Manager. 86 %e4tCut ea K I fFIRST ROW: Ohme, Miller, Riihimaa. Sywalka, Sheridan, Johnstone, Hunsberger. SECOND ROW: Price, Riihima. Kerwin, Falbo, Rhoades, Jeffrey. THIRD ROW: MacClymont, Formo, Elliott, Orth, Hyde, Wickline, Leadabrand, Coach Garner. FIRST ROW: Hallinhan. Snow, Schullz. SECOND ROW: Hindren. Haini-. I.anipa. I.i.broik. Formo. 87 eKcox ette uHCK FIRST ROW: Falbo, Kerwin, Rudolph, Fleck, Sheridan. Heslinga. SECOND ROW: Gauger. Filkin, Orth, Smith, Darrah, Roller. FIRST ROW: Kennedy, Lehr. Burgess, Plummer, Price. SECOND ROW: Griffith, Hartman, Klein, Duncan, Tinsley, MacKay. 88 Jmly Anderson Maria Rogers Head Cheerleader Diane Dziak Jean Marston Bev Vaughan FROSHSOPH Madge Smith Pam Roller Joan Our ' Sallv Young iw Stu ( O CCCft Treasurer Joyce .McQuUkin, Vice President ally Filkin. Presidenl Ted Wachowski, Secretary Betty Warren. FIRST ROW: Schewe. Wiesbrock. Harlman. Harlinan. Wandr.y. Kirnicpn. Wchlier. SKCOM) KOW: Hansen. Tessnian. Rojiers. Kramer. Jaeearii. Reed. Vrrniiien. C.rafland. Peak. Mar.-lnn. Vaughn. THIRD ROIX ' : Malson, Woridward. . nderson. Miller. Monroe. Rorkni ' ss, Carmen. Smith. Filkin. Jen-en. .MeOuilkin. Wachowski. McOuilkin. Frank and Warn-n. 91 ScKcon. ( auHcU FIRST ROW : Jens, Peak, Bauler, Secretary Fyhrie, Vice President Glasser, President Smith, Treasurer Triplett, Marslon, Statlander, Vauglin. SECOND ROW: Robinson, Nachtingal, Carman, Burgess, Jaccard, Gauger, Breitweiser, Griffin, Fleck, Powell, Hale. (fuHlOft CUKCll FIRST ROW: K...lsli, Lodeski. Hanson, Burghof, Worlli. SECOND ROW: Haines. Jacobson. Gates, Anderson, Miller. Sutton, Brady, Eggert, Seitli. THIRD ROW: Monroe, Suhr, Hyde, Richards, Lewis. Stadt lander. KeVille, Keenan. 07 So i ic Hone ( ui«iccC BACK: Hahn. Kee. Jensen, Stetzer, Locke, Stock, Emerson, Wright, Bailey, Cross, Walker. MIDDLE: Stranquist, Furry, Hatmann, McQuilken, Filkin, Schewe, Hartmann, Mueller, McDuffee, Atkinson. FRONT: Yates, Wieslirock, Kuhn, Roberts. Kinneman, Canister, Oury. ' P e HOK ocatcii BACK; Weber, Showalder, Backes. Renwick, Woodward, Patterson. Fitzsimmons, Hallinan, Nelson, Chummers, Schultz, Skarshaug, Firmen. MIDDLE: Harris, Knipht, Hammer, Phillips. Fitz- simmons, Rockness, Ludy, Voda, Schiender, Epgert. FRONT: Fox, Schakel, Wandry, Cilstrap. Stevens, Kalb. 93 Student ount O ccen FRONT: Judg . Roller; Reoinier. Frank; Assistanl Judge. Rudolph. R. CK: H.ad Monitors. Taylor. Duncan. Oufi Sa etcf f H Hittee at 7( o T etuKtce 95 ' Womeco Ht tf — OcC. f0-f2 Riding in the parade are the Homecoming queens: Bev Vaughn, Judy Anderson, Maria Rogers, Penny Tall, and Liz Frank. lldiniciirniiifi ciinuiutti ' c under the Chairmanships of Judy Andcrsim and Jim Snuth. 96 Suckers they ' ll be when we lick ' em. We ' ll reign victorious. The Sophomores ' contribution. Queen Maria Rogers and King Pete Rollar at the Tiger Turnout. 97 r?. Hancock ' s Latin Club. 1 Mr?. Hancock ' s officers. ( a Mi ? Welch ' s Latin Club. Pe e PEP CLUB OFFICERS StoacCca Sta .SITTING: Rodgcrs, As. Edilnr; Kramer. Editor; Vaughn. Feature Editor. SECOND ROW: Lodeski, Leonard. Welch. Johnston, Pendleton, . niith. Fehrman. Plummer, Fhyrie, Andrews. FIRST ROW: Triplett. Jackson, (barter, llartman. MacNerland. Mac- Caffery, Schewe, Duford, Lrdertnan, ount. Hale. 100 C , , , Joyce X ' agner, Vice President; Mary Lee Hale, President; Patsy Hartman. Secretary. SECOND ROW: Jill Hale, Bonnie Bauler, Ann Walherg, Lynn Ludy. THIRD ROW: Janice McDuffe, Carolyn Leilo, Phyllis Hartman, Lynn Powell, and Jan Powell. 7-7. . FIRST ROW: Wliealcm, Kalb, Miss Rowletl. Hauler, . nders.m. SF.CO.M) ROW: Amour, Wel)er, Game, Stresney, Burnett, Boardman. Philip-, auj;hn. THIRD ROW: Bnli ein, Clark, La Bar. Kreftmeyer. Kamin, F.dgren. Neale. Hale. 101 THat eitci Bailey, Phelps, Long, Palmer. Wdodyatt. ' Radio ( Icd FRONT: President Sclmeider. SECdNl) ROW: Vice l ' n-i,ienl Davis, Westiin, Merrill. Terry, Snyder, Bunle. THIRD ROW: Treasurer Johnson. Elliott. Newilt. Taschetta. Woodward. MISSING: Seeretary Hamilton, Libey. 102 ( e4 e u SITTING: Harold Luca,. anJ Bill Jubjt. STANULNG; Walter Brooker, Bob May, Dennis Long, and Mike Hardy. Scoio HK T ROW: Redman. Coatcs. Phelp.s Vi a ;ncr. .NVal, MiMri. . I.nvejciy. Biliveau, Handt. Custer. .May, Carlson, Drews. SECOND ROW 103 cina uf. 4 4t taHt !:r t ' •« ■. - . FIRST ROW: Burghoff, Moad. Fountain. SECOND ROW: Cohee, Geltinger, Humphries. Roberts. ptCHC luA FIRST ROW; .Murd.nk. Loiky.-r, Gaunt. Hartman, Rentkow ki, Srilh. Ingold. Vaughn. SECOND ROW: Snider. Wagner. Collins, Haines Game. .Stresn.v. KeVille. I ' helps. I ' hilpot, Hall. THIRD ROW: Riehmond. Terkel. Powell. Lode-ki. Creaturo. liiirghidf. Hurghoff. Schindler, Kreftmeyer. Neal. 104 ' P ' U- - m C % f ' n ri o ( ♦ ♦♦44 4 «44444 ♦ 44 4 ♦i444« - --5 TOP ROW: Cheryl Schaefer, Ellen Mahoney. Bunnie Lusk, Carol Throw. Sherry Surerus, Karen Anderson, Ginny DuFour. MIDDLE ROW: JoAnn Phillips, Carol Lloyd, Kathie Eisele, Sheryl Larson, Ann White. BOTTOM: Judy Lefermann, Becky Adams, Joyce Turkal, Peggy Winboldt. Janet Weber. FIRST ROW: Hall. L.ide ki. Lampliier. SECOND ROW: Weher. Fischer. Seilli. liryaiil. Karl on. -Martini. Heise, Kylander. 105 O cce 4 oiCcihU FIRST ROW: Hellings. Yount. Hiscock, LaValle, Dusha. Gerten. SECOND ROW: Richardson, Szynianski, Lesker, Kiser. Skow, Anderson, Brown, Whetzal, Mahoney, Chellburg. THIRD ROW: Nelson, Phillips, Voller, Leonard, Humphries, BoUweg, Hammer, Koss, Owens, Noffziger. S ii ZKC4 £c(A 106 TftuAcc Oi utifatco iA C ) A Tff S. A I TftCxed uinu4. ' pne uKO j onu 107 Ti .S ' S. e i  in. Burt, Wagnpr. Sidiey, Kirby, Szymanski, Nit-iiian, Turney, Eggert, Warren, Boardman, Unser, Director Gansnian. SECOND ROW: Rogers, Frank. Stresney, Gates, Kamin, Hansen, Woglemuth, Bartlett, Wiegand, Game, Chorley, Jordan. THIRD ROW: Wheaton, Lewis, Andrews, Powell. Schewe, Frykman. Maycraft. Koelack. Founds, Smith, Hall. Fyhrie. FOURTH ROW: Veronico, Long, Begalke, Glasser, Wilson, McQuilkin, Cording, Wengel, Swaenepoel, Anderson, Mueller, Woolley, Powell. FIFTH ROW: Suhr, Handleman. Buss, Bailey, Richards, Schiek, Davis, Christopherson, Koch, Albert, Caman, Werth, McQuilkin, Thiese. Ti S ' S. On e ie tM 108 r:-37 Tt .e. ' .S. eo tcent ' Sottd r y ■wi rrr i ■MBhaCS ftten HecUate €UtcC 109 ScfUfit-PoetfUf Icd Secretary Burt. Grote, Vaufilm. SITTING: Secretary dials. President Phelps, Neale, President Anderson, Kramer, Yates, Carman. S ( KIRST ROW; Severs-m, lidncl. Jcirdan. Miller. Turney. Leineke. SECOND ROW: Dilwcrlli. Wagner, Wheeler, Kenies, Brazell, Kiiuntain. 110 it e ccd •i w STANDING: Rita Blum, Lynn Powell, Janet Rtitsma, Claude Karch, Ellen Mahoney, Nancy Pakcr, and Jeanne Churchill. SEATED: Pat Seil, and Francis Martini. Ri eicd FIRST R0 : Jacobson, Faker, .Morningstar. SECOND ROW: Karwoski. President Kuhn, Pooler, Rodpers, Austine, Karch, Leaver. THIRD ROW: Hume, Karch, Price, Treasurer; Titus, Webb. Ill ontciHC a ucCcC NO MOTHER TO GUIDE HER a mellerdrammer RK.HT (M] ARE Readers Theater 112 WE THANK OUR FAITHFUL PATRONS MR. AND MRS. JAMES B. GAME MR. AND MRS. ARTHER STRESNEY SR. MR. AND MRS. FRANK FALBO MR. AND MRS. HARVEY GAUGER MR. FRANK PAULOS MR. AND MRS. DONALD E. SMITH MR. AND MRS. MORRIS BURT DR. AND MRS. THEODORE WACHOWSKI MR. AND MRS. W. J. CARMAN MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE C. ANDERSON MRS. LESTER FRANK MR. AND MRS. PAUL ROLLER MR. AND MRS. BERT W. DARRAH MR. AND MRS. HOWARD LESLIE LAMPA MR. AND MRS. J. F. STERITS MR. AND MRS. GEORGE McQUILKIN, III MR. AND MRS. ADOLPH FLECK MR. AND MRS. FRED CALMES MR. AND MRS. RALPH WEBB, JR. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES B. LIEBROCK MR. AND MRS. MINOR B. PRICE MR. AND MRS. W. F. KRAMER MR. AND MRS. WM. KIRBY MR. AND MRS. FRANK W. CONLEY MR. AND MRS. T. D. FERGUSON MR. AND MRS. P. M. HALE 114 Se Uo%4 .k.-iinii„, N., l:, Mh.Tl. C. IS A.Klcrsoii. C, 3. no. 106. 101, 15 Aiulcrsiin. J.. 3. 80. h Anilrows. M.. 1.1. 100, 108 AKT I)E1 T. 10 AKT f.LlH. Ill Arlilxn. D.. 15 A .irs. L.. 16 Biikrr. K BA D. 10 Barl.m. I)., 16 BaiiliT, B.. :). 1. 101. 16 Bcniiotl. J.. 16 Boris. C. 16 Bc%-ier, N., 16 Binder. J.. 17 Blackburn. A.. 17 Blnm. R.. 111. 17 Blume. B., 17 Bollweg. M., 3, 106, 17 Bon, Durnnt, M.. 17 Borti-r. S.. 18 Brcilwciscr, C. 92. 3. 4, 18 Broccker, H., 18 Brookcr, C. 18 Buchniann. C. 18 Brown. P.. 106. 18 Buck. J.. 19 Buhcr. S., 19 •• Burger. D. C. Mr.. 8 Burgess. R.. 92. 80. 88. 2. 19 Burnelt. E.. 19 Burl. S.. 110. 3. 4. 19. Burton. B.. 101. 19 BUSINESS DEPT., 11 Buss, D.. 108. 20 Calnies. J., 3, 20 Carman, J., 92, 91, 3, 20, 110 Caskcy, P., 20 Choir, 108 Chrislopherson, K., 20 Chriske, B„ 20 Clayborne, W., 21 Coales, B,. 110. 103. 21 Collins. K.. 104. 21 Conley. J.. 21 Coonley, L.. 21 Cording. R.. 21 COUNSELING STAFF. 8 Crealuro. B.. 104 Czajkowski. I.. 22 Carrah. B.. 81. 80. 88. 22 Davis. A.. 22 Davis. J., 22 Dawson, D., 22 Debs, G.. 23 Dekan. B. Dennis. D.. 23 Dewey. S.. 24 Dresser. D.. 24 Duncan. L.. 81. 80. 88. 94. 24 Duff. B.. 24 Edgren. J.. 3. 4. 25 Elfstrom. G.. 25 Elliott. C.. 25 Elliott, C., 102, 25 Falbo, S., 87, 88, 25 Elfstrom, G.. 35 Eilkin. W., 91, 85, 88, 26 Ferguson, J., 25 Ferguson. 5., 25 Kilkin. W.. 91. 85. 88, 26 Fleck, J., 92, 81. 80. 3. 4. 88, 26 Ford, R., 26 Fornell, D.. 26 Fortune Guild. 112 Foster. Ed.. 26 Franciscy, E., 27 Frank. Liz. 94. 27 Frank. L.. 27 Frederick, E., 80, 27 Fyhrie, P., 100. 108, 15 Game, N„ 104, 108, 101, 27 Gansberg, J., 27 Ganger, D., 92, 85, 88, 3, 28 GInsser, J.. l. ' Grolcr. D., 2fl Gregoire. J.. 28 Griffin, M.. 92, 80, 85, 88, 28 Grole, G.. no. 28 Gustafsun, B., 26 Hale. M., 92, 3. 4, 100, 29 Hallinan, S.. 29 H.indelman, R., 29 Hartman. C, 88, 29 Harlzell, M., 29 Hcise, J., 29 Hcnrickson. C. 30 HcslingB. C., 85, 88, 30 Hinriclls, J.. ,30 Hinze, P., 30 Hiscock, P.. 106. 30 Hocnc, D,. 30 Hofert, J.. 31 Hoffman, M., 31 HOME EC. DEPT, 11 Hume, H.. 80. 31 Humplirics. B.. 106. 31 IN MEMORIAM. 113 INDUSTRIAL ARTS, 11 Ireland. R., 31 Israel, M„ 31 Jaccard, M., 92, 91, 32 Jens, J,, 3, 31 Jeschke, D.. 31 Karch. E.. 31 Kauth. T.. 31 Kennedy. J., 80, 88, 81, 31 Kerwi n, W., 81, 80, 87, 32 Kirby, J„ 3, 32 Riser, K„ 106, 32 Kleppe, H., .32 Kline, J., 85, 88, 32 Korinek, J.. 32 Kramer. F.. 91. 118. 100, 33 Kuefler, Ed.. 3. 33 Lambc, D., 33 Lampa, W,, 87, 33 Laoang, K., 33 LaValle. C. 106. 33 Lefkow, M.. 34 Lehr. L.. 81. 80. 88. 34 Lewis. S., 4, 34 Liebrock, G.. 3. 4. 87, 34 Liles, R., 34 Locke, N., 34 Loftus, M., 35 Long, D.. 102, 103, 35 Long, M., 35 Loser, J., 35 Luczak, K.. 35 Lucdtke. P., 35 Lusk, B.. 105. 36 McCorniac. G.. 36 McCrady. B.. 36 McElroy, J., 36 McQuilkin. J.. 91. 36 MacKay. B., 85. 88. 36 MacKenzie. C. 37 MacNerland. .N.. 3. 100, 37 Mains, D.. 37 Major, B.. 37 Marslon, J., 3, 89, 37 MATHEMATICS DEPT, 9 Mazzonc, -A.. 37 Mical, C. 38 Milne, J., 56 Miller, M., 38 Mittman, J„ 38 Morris. R., 38 Mulqueen. J., 38 MUSIC DEPT, 10 Nachtigall, E., 92, 39 Neale, J., 3, 103, 104, 110, 101, 39 Nelson, J., 39 Nelson, S.. 39 Nesbitt, L., 39 Neuendorf, L., 39 Newman, L,, 40 Nieman, P., 40 Olsen, S., 40 Olson, A,, 40 OrchcNtra, 109 Orlof, J., 40 Orth. F.. 80. 88, 81, 40 Pailiy, P.. 11 I ' alndino. N.. 41 PATRONS. Ill Pawl. D.. 56 Peak. J.. 3. 41 Perry. H., 41 Pctcrniann, N,, 41 Peters, M., 41 Peterson, B., 41 Peterson, S.. 42 Pliclp.. D,. 102. 42, 103, lot, 110 Pietscli, F,, 42 Pluninier, D., 88, 100, 42 Powell, I... 92. 3, 111. 101. 42 Price. B.. 87. 88, 43 PHYSICAL ED, 12 Racine, B., 43 Racine, R., 43 Rampage, L.. 43 Rasmussen. . ' ., 43 Redgate, D., 13 Reed, T.. 41 Rehs, P.. 4 1 Rcichold. J., n Reitsma, J.. 111. 44 Ricard. J.. 80. 44 Ricliardson, C. U Richardson. P.. 45. 106 Riforgiale. M.. 45 Robbins. C., 45 Robinson. M.. 92. 45 Rock. D.. 45 Rockness. D., 45 Rodgers, J., 46 Rogers, M.. 91. 3, 4, 88, 89, 100, 46 Rudolph, J.. 3. 88. 94, 46 Roller, P., 81, 80, 88, 94. 46 Ross, F.. 46 Rounds. S., 46 Russell, J.. 47 Runirill, R.. 47 Ryan. B.. 47 Saucr, T., 47 SECRETARIES. 12 Schindler. V.. 3. 104. 47 Schlatter. J., 47 Schneider. G,. 102. 3. 48 Schutt, R.. 48 Schweigcrl. W., 80. 48 SCIENCE. 11 Shanahan. J.. 48 Shanahan. P.. 48 Shannon. D.. 48 Shay. H.. 49 Sheridan. D., 87, 88, 49 Skow, K.. 3, 106, 49 Smith, James, 91, 3, 100, 14 Smith, P., 88, 49 Smucke r, F., 49 Social Science, 10 Sonntag, G., 49 Stadtlander, L., 3, SO Stajr, C, 50 Slerits, R., 50 Slresncy, J., 3, 104, 101, 50 Stupple, B., 50 Szymanski, S., 4. 106, 46 Tachetta, P.. SI Tall. P., 51 Taylor, B.. 51 Taylor. M.. 91. SI Thicse. J.. 3. 51 Thomas. B.. 51 Thomson. J.. 52 Tinsley. A„ 81. 80, 88, 52 Titus, J., 52 Torres, P., 56 Tripletl, D., 100, 14 Vana, E., 52 Vaughn, B.. 6, 89, 100, lOt, 110, 101, 52 Verwer, T., 52 Warhow.ki, T., 91, .53 Warren, B.. 91, 53 Hnrren. K.. .53 W.l.h. D.. .53 Webber. N., 105, 53 Weim, J., 53 Wacliowiki. T,, 91, 53 Wiegand, Joyce, 54 W ' ieganrI, Judy, 51 Wiggins, M., 51 Whelzal, M., 54 WilUon, F„ SI Wilme«, J., 54 Wilson, v., 55 Winholl. P., 10.5, 55 Woolloy, D., 55 Yatca, P., no, 55 Young, Dave, 55 Young, Joe, 80, 55 Younl, D.. 3. 106, 56 Zinck. C., 3, 56 Ejrlc, E.. 25 Ackerman. C, 61 Allen, C. 58 Almond, M., 60 Amour, P., 61, 100 . ndcr8on, J., 62, 92 Andreoni, M.. 58 . ppelhans. T.. 62. 80 Atkins. T„ 62 Bapgc, N., 61 Bartlett, J. 58 Baunigarten, D,. 61 Bcgalke. B., 59 Belknap, L., 58 Bell, L.. 62 Bellamy. B.. 58 Bergen, J.. 58 Berry. J.. 62. 83 Bitner. D., 58 Blankcnship. B., 58 Blnnlon, M., 58 Boardnian, A., 61. 101 B..itscha. L.. 62 Bobzien. J.. 60. 101 Bohm. J.. 62 Bond, K., 59, 110 Borter, D.. 61 Boycc. D.. 60 Brady. B.. 62. 92 Brazzalc. C. 61. 110 Bryant. J.. 60. 105 Brown. K.. 61 Buher. J.. 58 Burgess. J., 61, 106 Burphnff, D.. 61, 92. 101 Cameron, D., 60, 80, 85, 81 Canty, T., 62 Carroll, D., 60 Cashin, C, 59 Chain, J., 58 Chase, R.. .59 Chellberg. N., 60 Chelberg. T.. 61. 106 Childress. D.. 59 Chock. L.. 61 Chorley. M.. .58 Chriske. T., 60, 80 Cisar, L., 59 Clark, G.. 61 Clark. J., 58 Clark. M.. 60 Coe, J.. 59 Cohce. S.. 61, 106 Cook. R.. 59 Corbin, D., 58 Couture, C. 59 Cronk. K.. 58 Cronk. S.. 62 Davis. W.. 58 115 l)rri ..ii. I).. .i«. no. 83 clircii. M.. .SB l)il nclli, J.. 51. 110 D..W, C. 61 DiiiiiiK ' r. B.. .S8 U iiak, U.. S9. «9 Krkhar.ll. F., SR Kftrct, I).. 62, ' 12 Ki.1.. 11.. 61 El.Urs. C, 59 F.llis. K.. S8 EntlMTB. S.. 59 Ki.i;liba li. C. 61 Kruksnti. I.. 62 Erin. D.. 60 Faitrilri ' flil. H.. 61 Fall.,,. 1... -,« Fank. J., 62 FiiikbiiiuT. K., 60 Fi.rmn. D., 60. 87 Fiiiinlaiii, n.. M, 106. 110 Fiix. n.. 61 Fraini-, K.. 60 Friok.-, T.. 59 Frykinaii. P.. 61 Gales, J.. 60. 92 Gciiiinc ' l. D.. 61 Gcrlcii. I ' .. 62, 106 GclliiiB.r. E.. 58 Gilli |.i.-. H.. 60 C.)r.l..Ti. C, 59 Gor.l. n. J.. 58 Cralluii.l, C. .58 Craii as. W.. 62 Grim. E.. .59 Griiiiiii, B.. 61 Giinii, C, 60 Haines, L.. 61. 92 Haines, M.. 60. 85. 87 Hale. J., 59. 101 Hall. F.. 60 Hall. 1... 62. 105 Han.ll, M.. 60. 103 Hansen, K,, 58. 92 Harrison. D., 59 Harrisun, S., 59 Harlipan, C, 62 He.Ulrc.ni. J.. 60 Heppeni. P,, 60 Hein. «■., 62 Henrlren. B.. 61, 87 Hen.lrix. J.. 60 Henninp; J., 61 Hejrs. P., .58 Hill, E.. .58 Hnfinann, C. 62 Hnfsletler. I-.. .59 H..n.-v«.ll, C... 61 Hiiii.I.erc.r. J,, 60, 80. 87 Hurlit, 1... 61 Hv.l.-. J., 59. 92, 80 Intnl. I, 11., 58, 101 l.ehr.in.l. 1).. 60 Ja.klin, K.. .59 .laik.on. v.. 58. 100 Ju.m1,«,mi. J.. 58, 92. Ill Ja ,. F.. 62 JnhnsiMi. A., 62 Jnhnsnn. K.. 61 ]..hns,,n. I... 62 Juhnson, R., 60 J..lnisl„n, J.. 62. 100 Ji.lnislnne. B.. 62. 87 J.irihin. K.. 62. 110 Jnlll. H.. 61 Jnrtnii-. M., 59 K.ill., K.. 62. Kll Kaii.in. H.. 60. 101 Keeiiaii. ' I ' .. .59. 92 Kelly, C. .59 Kepner. B.. 58 Keiille. M., 60. 92. 101 Kinies. S.. 59, 110 Klein, ifen, J.. 61 Kliefolii. I... .59 Klieseli. H.. .58 Klin.-. F.. 61 Kliieekner, C. 61 Knell, J.. 58 Knight. D., .58 Koeh, L., 61. .3 KneUeh. S., 59, 92 Kms. C. 60. 106 K ill, K.. 59 Krafl, D.. 61 Kreflineyer. N.. .59. 101. 101 Kr.linr. K.. 61 Kr.irli. 1).. .58 Kniiii. J.. 60. 85 Kulin, I... .59 Kniiuner. K.. 59 KylancUr. M.. 58, 105 La Bar. B.. .59, 101 l.aBnnle, J,. 62 l,al)..iir,iir. P.. 62 l..unl,.-il. 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I)., 60 Panl..s, J., 58 Panhis, J., 58 Pearsnn. It.. 61 Penillelon, B,, 58 Pernaii. B.. 58 P.-rry, S.. .59 Pliilli|.s. J.. 58 Pl.illii.s. J,. 58. 105 P..«.ll. J.. .5R. 101. 101 P..«.ll, k.. 60 y.iisl. J.. 62. 80 Kalhje, 1... 61 Rallije. L.. 58 Reed, G.. 62. 80, 81, 85, 81 Rhoades, D,. 62. 87 Riee. G.. 62 liiee. B.. 61 Bieliar.l . B.. .59, 92, 81, 80 Riihiniaa, B., 59, 87 Ril eliie, I).. .58 Rdierl.. T.. 62 Roller. I)., .59 Rnlselh. R., .59 Ryan. T., 58 Sailer. E.. 62 Seappneii. V.. 59 Sehank. S., 61 Sehewe, C. 60. 100 Sehiek. J.. 58. 85 Selinii.ll, B.. 59 Seliinicll. W., 59 Sehniill, C, .58 S.lineller, N.. 60 Seliitemann, G.. 61 Selioeinann, J., 62 Seliriie.ler, K,, 62 .Sclniler, .S., 60 Scnlt, R., 59 Seilpwiek, J., .59 Seilh. v.. 61. 92. 101. 105, 110 Seversnn. S.. 60 Sheridan. P.. 62 Sidloy. I,.. 60 Silcs. J., 61 Sliisser. E., 61 Sinilli, J., 61 Sorenson. L., 62 Stadtlander, J., 61, 92. 80 Stephenson. B., 59 Suhr, J., 58, 92. 80 Snrenis, S.. 62. 105 Siitorius. K.. 59 Snttnn, S.. 60. 92. 3 S aene|.nel. H., 59 Sywnlka. J.. 61. 87 Tesn.m. B.. 00 Tessinan. M., 60 Til. .mas, S.. 61 Tinsley. A.. 59 Toniassnne, T., 60 Tremain,. R., .59 Tr.ilt. S.. 61 Tr.itter. C 62 Tnrney, M., 60. 110 Unser, C, 5R Vanderproiind. B.. .59 Varl.- . J.. 60 Veafne, R.. .59 Ver..ni.a. T.. 62 Voir..l. J.. 60 Voll.-. n.. 60 Wapn.r. J., 62. 101 Wapior. M.. 60, 101, 110 Walla.,-, W.. 62 V,l,l„t. J., 62 en ,l. J.. 58 Wheat,.!,, n,. 62. 101 Whrel,r. M., 58, 110 Whit,-. .. 62, 105 Whil,-. B.. 61 W i.kliii... B,, 81, 80. 57 Wilkins,.n, S.. .58, 85 ViilkiiLM.n, v., 58 Williams. J.. 60. 85 Williams. S.. 5fl Wills..!,. I... 62 W.ilp h, R., 60 W.,niel,l..rlf. J.. 61 W.o.divortli. S.. 59 Wo.„Iyatt. L.. 62. 102 W.,rlli. N., 92 Wt,sl,l. n,. 60 , ,laii,s. B., 65. 105 . (lalnsnn. A., 69 Albert, K.. 67 Ainiii. C. 70 AM.Iers,.n. A.. 66 Andrews. C. 68 .Anilrewsnn. B.. 66 .Anion. T.. 65 A.he. J.. 69. 83 Asher. C, 70, 83 Atkinson, L.. 70. 93 Baekus. T.. 64 Bapley. K.. 66 Baier. J.. 61 Bailev. D.. 64. 93. 102. 108 Baker, J.. 66 Ballonee. R.. 66. 83 Bauer. P.. 65 Beek. C. 65 Belivean. 1... 61. 103 Bennett. R.. 69 Bentk.. ski. C. 69. 101 Berper. K.. 65 Berke. E.. 70 Berlin. D.. 69 Bipel.iw. C. 64 Blanton. J.. 61 Bo.len. K.. 66. 83 Bidper, J.. 65 Bonk, B., 70 Brinknian. C. 68 Brenie. M.. 66 Brooker. W.. 69. 103 Brooks. J., 67 Brown. H.. 69. 83 Brydon, K.. 65 Burnett. P.. 69 Burrows. J.. 67 Burton. K.. 61 Butts. B., 64 Cady. J.. 66 Carlson. D.. 69 Carr. J.. 68 Case. E.. 66 Choplin. L.. 68 Chorle). E.. 70 Churrhill. J.. 69. Ill Cisar, B., 64 CIea%e. B.. 67, 83 Clist, C. 68 Cnddinplon. B.. 63 Coniins. B.. 65 Cnnire. K.. 66 Crabb. O.. 69 Cross. R.. 86. 83 Custer. W., 70 CzajkoHski. J.. 65 Daupird, J., 68 Davies, C, 64 Day, P., 64 Dilwortb, L., 69 Divitn, C. 67 Dorsey, n.. 61 Dresser, R., 66 Drews, E.. 65. 103 Dulour, v., 68. 100. 105 Dufourd, D.. 66 Diipere. B.. 66 Dnsha. M.. 69, 106 Ehbert, I)., 66 Edperly. B.. 69 Edwards, L.. 64. 83 Eisele. K.. 68, 105 Ellis.in. C. 70 Emerson, P.. 70, 93 Ensslen, B., 65 Eriesun, N., 69 Evensen, C, 70 Exiine, C. 61 Facein, M., 61 Farber, P.. 65 Farnain, A,, 69 Farrar, J., 68 Faulkner, M,, 68 Faulkner, M, Fellowes, N,, 68 Ferpuson. C, 66, 83 Ferbmin, O.. 65, 100 Ferry, S., 68 Fey, B., 65 Feyen, F.. 67 Filkin, D,, 64, 93 Fischer, S,, 69 Fitzperald, S,, 66 Fitzsinimnns, D., 66 116 K.TS. C. 61) Fosl.T. K.. 66 Fr.-ilrri.k. 1)., 66 Fr -c lliiii,l. T.. 68 Kr.-tn, K., 68 Fr.m. B., 66 Furry. I... 68, 93 CumsliT. J.. 67, 93 Carr.i.l. J., 68 Cnrloii, E., 69 Caiuil, J., 65, 101 Giliviiks, D., 65. 86 CirliiT, A.. 68. 86 Cllhiprr, K.. 66, 106 Gibson, G., 65 Cillclle. K.. 66 GlasiT. M.. 68. 86, 83 Glusspr, M.. 68 Cmldard. D.. 66 G..n lriili. r... 68 Graliaiii. P. Graham. P.. 64 Graves. S., 65 Groiite. J.. 65 Guild. S.. 66 Hacnisdi. S.. 61 Halm. P.. 68, 86. 83. 93 Hall. A.. 68. 104. 108 Hamillon. B.. 64 Hamillini. J.. 66. 86 Haimncr. A.. 66 Hansen. N.. 64 « Hardy. M.. 64, 103 Harris, A,, 64, 86, 83 Harrison, T.. 68 Harlman, B., 64, 101, 100 Harlman, P. Harlman. P.. 66. 93. 101 Henry. J.. 64. 83 Hen. M.. 65 Heslinea. N.. 67 Hewitt. P., 67 Hinze. M., 66 Hiseoek, M., 66, 83 Hoffman, L., 66 Holmsten. S., 64 Huber. I.. 66 Hyde, M.. 67 Innian, C. 65 Jaeobs. S.. 64 Jasperson. B., 67 Jeffery. J.. 64. 87. 83 Jensen. B.. 66. 86. 93 Jessen. M.. 67 Jilek, J., 67 Jobsl, B., 70, 103 Johnson, G., 66 Johnson, J., 66 Johnson, J., 70 Johnson, J,, 70 Johnson, M., 66 Johnson, P., 66 Johnson, R., 65 Jonsson, G,, 68 Kareh, C, 65, 111 Kee, S., 65. 83, 93 Keeler, J.. 68 Keenan. T.. 67 Kempiak. D.. 64 Keville. P., 70 Kimbell, A., 65 Kimbell, R., 61 Kinnaman, B.. 69, 93 Knaak, M., 69 Knell, M., 64 Komarek, K Korkosz, K., 68 Kott, S., 67 Kowalczyk, G., 67 Komarek, K. Kropp, A., 65 Kucera. C. 65 Kuhn. S.. 67, 93 Lajeiinessc. D.. 64 LaBonte. J.. 69 Lambe, S., 64 Lambert, D., 66 Landall, N.. 66 Lanp. D.. 69 Lane, K,, 66 Leadahrand. D., 67 Ledbnry, R., 65 Lcderman. J.. 61, 100, 103 Lcc, C, 69 Leifermann, J., 67 Leineke, D.. 69, 110 Lello, C, 66, 101 Leonard, . ., 66 Lichtcnbiirt, ' , J., 69 Lincoln, L., 69 Lock, T., 69, 86. 83. 93 Lovejoy. A.. 66. 103 Lueas, H,. 70, 103 Lufkin, N.. 66 Lusk. M.. 69 MoCatfery. M,. 61, 100 McCall, M,, 65 McCrady, J., fi8 McDowell, S., 68 . McDijffec, J., 65, 93, 101 McGinn. S.. 70 McGrath, L.. 66 McLeod, L., 09 McNeil, J., 67 McQi.ilkin. C.. 67. 91, 86, 83, 93 McVeigh, K.. 66 Mack. E.. 65 MacKay. B., 67. 83 MacKenzic. I., 64 MacKenzie, M,, 69 Maman, S., 68 Mangold, R., 69 Marbaiiph, M.. 65 Martini, F., 64, Ul. 103 Martorana, D., 66 Mason, J., 68 May, R,, 66, 103 May. M., 69 Merrill, O., 68, 102 Mettline, J., 68 Meyer, S., 68, 83 Meyers, F., 64 Miener, R., 65 Mikesell, L., 69 Miller, K.. 68 Miller. W.. 67 Mittman. L.. 69 Modaff. R., 67 Moad, M., 64, 106 Molson, v.. 66 Moore, G.. 65 Morris. l7., 66 Morris, P.. 64. 86 Morton, D.. 66 Moss, G„ 68, S3 Mueller, P., 68. 93 Monro, D.. 70 Munro. J., 66 Murphy. B., 69 Miisselman. B., 70 Myers, J., 68 Neall, M.. 70 Neill, P.. 65 Nelson. D., 66 Nickerson, B., 66 Nielsen, L., 65 Niles, J., 64 Ochsenreiter, E., 65 OJcll, J., 69 Olsen. S., 69 Olson, N., 68 Ostler, P., 70 Oury, B., 67, 93 Oury, J., 66 Owens, J., 66, 106 Pagni, D., 64 Paladino, J.. 68 Palmer, V., 66 Paral. K., 64 Parsons, D., 69 Pawlik, P.. 65 Pechnik, A.. 64 Pendleton, P., 70, 10 Peplow, K., 64 Perlle. P,, 66 PeterHoti, P., 6) Potem.m, T,, 65, 86 Phillip., C, Philpot, n., 67, 101 Pluninier. M., 66 Poo, J. Poem, C.. 61 Pooler, a.. 68. Ill Powell. T.. 66, 86 PrcroBl, A., 68 Priliaz, S„ 69 Qunekeiibufth, D. 66 Raniey, V., 65 Redman, A., 67 Rexilins, S„ 65 Rice., J., 61 Richard, C,, 67 Riedel. D,, 64, 83 Ring. D,. 66 Robhins. M.. 68 Roberts, L., 68 RoBcrs, M,, 69 Roberts, L., 64 Roller. P., 67. 89 Boss, W., 67 Roth. C., 65 Ruch, J,. 68 Rnffley, J., 66 Russell, P., 65 Rydin, J„ 69 Sands, B.. 64 Sanchez. L.. 69, 83 Saunders, M., 65 Schacfer, C,, 64, 105 Schewe, M., 64, 91, 93 Schnellcr, N., 67 Schweigert, J., 64 Seidel, D.. 64 Schubert. N„ 68 Scil. P.. 70, 111 Shanahan, K.. 68 Shcrarlen. C.. 67 Shine. C. 67 Shrader, P.. 64 Slater. S.. 69 Sloan, M., 68 Smith, M., 68, 89 Smith, P.. 64 Snow. Ken. 66 Snyder, D., 66 Snyder, G.. 66 Soudcrs, L., 65 Spicer, B., 66 Spratt, M.. 69 Stanley, M., 65 Steed, D., 68 Stetzer, J., 66, 93 Stewart, K., 66 Stock, R., 61, 86, 93 Standquist, S., 6B, 93 Slrcsney. B„ 61 Swcnson, S., 66 Tarman, B., 61, 86, 83 Taylor, B., 66 Taylor, R„ 69 Temple, T.. 65 Terry. B.. 102 Thorne. P., 69 Tinerella, B., 66 Troester, B., 65 Tschojip, L,, 69 Turkal, J., 70 Turner, P.. 64 Urich. E., 65 Varley, D., 65 Vellman, V,. 70 Vctter, J.. 67 Victor. J.. 65 Voller, S.. 70. 106 VonBusch. A., 70 Walbcrl. A.. 67, 101 Walker, B.. 61, 83, 93 Walter, C.. 67 Warner. B.. 70 Worrells. J.. 69 Weber. R., 69 Welch, II., 69. 100 We.tw I. M., 69 Whet al. I).. 66 While. P., 65 Whitmer. I)., 69 Wieiinil. J., 68 Wienlirock, J.. 66, 93 Wie.liroek. J.. 6.5 Wil. n.. 67 WiUon. S.. 70. R1 Wolll. N., 67 Woitnelierc. L.. 6H Wolilever. K.. 69 Wriphl, J., 86. H3. 93 Yarbrc.ugh. I... 68 Vate.. D.. 68. 93 Yehlinp. J.. 66 Youker. C, 69 Young. S., 66. 89, 100 Yuccas, D., 65 Yuccas, R., 66 Ziinoirrinan. S,, 65 Abbot, S.. 72 Allen. B.. 72 Amour. R.. 73 Anderson. K., 73, 105 Anderson, M,, 74 Aiqilehans, A., 77 .Aschauer, D,, 76 Ashby, P., 75, 83 Atkin. C„ 73, 83 Austin, R., 78, 111 Balkins, B.. 73 Balwins, B.. 73 Bailey. C., 78 Barksdale, M., 71 Barth, E.. 78 Bales, N., 76 Beard, E.. 72 Bcsller. R.. 75 Beveridge, L., 72 Biuns, J., 71 Birr, R.. 71 Blanchard, P.. 73 Blaukenship, D., 73 Boar lnian, B.. 75 Boerner, M., 74 Boitscha, C., 75 Bonncvier, J,, 76 Bower. N., 78 Brant, S., 77 Brcdherg, J., 78 Brewster, J.. 77 Brumagiu. K.. 72 Brumni. J.. 72 Bullen. D.. 73 Biinte. U.. 73. 102 Burch, B., 74 Burcham. R., 74 Burgess, S.. 76 Burghoff. D., 75 Cain, J., 75 Calay, D., 77 Carlson, C. 76 Carlson, D., 78 Carr, B.. 71. 83 Chaplin. P.. 78 Chunimers. P.. 78. 93, 83 Clark. C, 77 Clark. J., 77 Claus, K,, 78 Clitherow, D., 72 Cobb. P.. 73 Cobb, R., 74 Combs, W., 74 Coming, S., 75 Conforti, C, 72 Conforti, K,, 73 Crabbs, R.. 75 Craig. A., 76 Cronk, L, 76 Crowley, S., 77 117 Cuilllltill a, K., 73 Cunniniillaiii. 11.. 77. 83 Ciiili.. II.. 7« l).il.i.l.-ii. 1... 7« Daws. D., 72, 102 Dnv. S.. 73 n.Marr. W.. 73 lliALira. J.. 76 n.V.i ' ,-. K.. 71 Dcvrics. C. 71 Diid.lriclBf. L.. 75 Diicaii. , .. 76 EnkiT, 11., 76, 83, 86 F.,ltr.-n, I.., 77 EppiTl, H., 78, 93 Elirrn, D., 78 Ehrli.luT. . .. 72 Eiiinia, R., 72 Encb rp, H., 73 EnB.-lb,icli, B., 73, 83 Erirsnn, ., 77 Ericksuii, B., 7V Erin, T,, 71 EsqiliM ' I, L., 72 Fal.cn, r., 75 FanJi-n, I)., 71 Fank, K., 72 Ferguson, C, 76 Fcvilli-, P,, 72, 83 Fisher, C, 77, 105 Firman, F., 76, 92 FilzSinimcns, T., 77, 93, 83, 86 FitzSimmons, T., 78, 93, 83, 86 Fix, C, 78 Fox. J„ 72 Fox, M., 72, 93 Francis, S,, 73 Franriscy, C, 73 French, . ., 7 + Fryknian, K., 75 Fredrirks. P., 74 Game, S., 76 Cansberp, K., 75 Carton, J., 76 Gaskins, K., 77 Ccmmel, M., 77 Gilslrap, B., 78, 93 Glass. R., 72 Gnebel, R., 78 Cordon, J., 74 Grabo, K., 73 Graf, S., 73 Graham. N.. 74 Crainper. li., 77, 83, 86 Grant, B., 75, 85 Grimes, H.. 76 Gross, D., 76 CiiilJ, L. Gun.lerson. V... 77 Gunnlaiipsson. W., 77 Gulherie, D.. 72 Hale. B.. 76 Hallinan. B.. 72. 93. 86. 87 HamilLin. J.. 72 Hamilton. T.. 73 Hammer. J.. 76. 93. 106 Han. hen. J.. 73 Handley. H.. 71 Hansen. D.. 71 Hansen. R.. 77 Hansen. S.. 75 Hanson. W., 76 Harlow. M.. 76 Harris. E.. 75 Harris. S.. 75 Harseh, J.. 77 Hartzell. C.. 78 Haup I... 78 Hea.len. N.. 72 Heath, C. 72 Hedpes. G.. 75 Hennip, C. 75 Henriek. M.. 73 Henry. . .. 71. 86 Heslinpn. ., 74 Heyes. 1... 76 Hiph. S.. 76 llni.i.irir.irl,, S., 77 Holfn.aii, M., 77 Hollinpswotth, 1 ' ., 78 llonei ell. S.. 72 H.md, E., 78 Hnllpren. B., 72 Hnn.berper, K., 73. 83 H.inler, D.. 73 Hniiler. J.. 71 Hnrsl. I ' .. 71 J.lllMS, J.. 71, Jens. T.. Jenl«, N J. dm, K. Jidmson, Johnson, Johnson, Jnhnsrtn, Jidmson. Johnson. 105 76. 86 . 75 75 B.. 76 B.. 77 B., 77 E,, 7.3 J. K.. 78 Johnson. R.. 72 Jones. J., 72. 8 6 Jones. K., 72 Kahler, R.. 73 Kalh. R.. 73. 93 Karlson. K.. 71 Karwnski. D.. 71. Ill Kee. S.. 86 Koeler. K„ 77 Kchoc, M., 76 Kinp, P., 72 Klein, J., 75 Klein, M., 75 Knaak, L., 77 Knipht, B., 77, 93 KnifiR-n, R., 78 Knox. J.. 78. 83 K.ick. F.. 73 Komerska. K.. 72 Knrnelsen. I,.. 73 Kropp. S.. 71 Kueharski. M.. 72 Kueller. 1... 71 Kiihn. D.. 75 LaCrosse. D.. 75 Lamithiear. M.. 76, Landall, B., 76 Lane. B.. 73 Larrabce. D.. 77 Larson. S.. 78 Lawrenz. S.. 78 Leadabrand. T.. 72. 87 Lederer, C. 72 Lederman. T.. 73 Leino, S.. 77 Lconaril. F., 71 Lesker, S., 71. 105 Libey, D., 75 Lockyer. K., 75, 101 Lo.miis, J., 78 Lowderbaiiph. T.. 76 Luehesi. I).. 77 Lnckcnbill. D.. 76. 83 Ludy. L.. 77. 93. 101 Luedtke. V.. 78 Lnn.l. L.. 78 Li.stip. M.. 72 MacCallum. P.. 73 MacD.mald. I).. 73 MaeCrepor. J.. 73 MacKay. J.. 71 MaeKinney. M.. 71 MacLeod, B., 75 MeCallisler, L., 73 McCloud. C... 74 McCombs, S., 74 McVeiph, B., 75 McWhirter, D., 75 Major, N., 76 Markley, B., 75 Marsten, J., 77 Martin, N,, 76 Martorano, P., 77 Mason, M., 78 Matejka, K., 78 Malejka, W., 72 Mathews, M.. 72 M,,l-on. S., 73, 91 Men , H.. 76 Meteprano. M.. 75 Miller. . .. 77 Miller. ., 75 Miller, .s,. 78 Modiea. J.. 78 Mi.hline. J.. 76 M..riroe. C. 72 Moore, J,. 77 .Mosterl. N.. 72. 105 Mount, J., 73, 86 Murdo.k, D., 73 Miir.loek, E., 71 Miiridiy, K.. 76 Myriek, J., 71 N.ipel. T.. 75 Nash. R,. 7,i. 83 N.-all. J.. 72 Nelson, E., 75, 106 Nelson, J., 76 Nelson, J. R., 75 Nenm.inn. M.. 77 N.-witt. T.. 78. Ill Newman. J.. 76 Odefey. R.. 78 Olson. D.. 72 Ols.m. J.. 72 Olson. K.. 73 Paek. r. P.. 73 Pardonner. D.. 71. B3 Pallers.m. D.. 71. 83. 93 Patterstin, S., 75 Paiils.m, D.. 75 Pearson. P.. 76 Peehnik. E., 76 Peter, E., 76 Peterscm, . ., 75 Pelni, 1-.. 77 Pfalf. J., 77 PIniid, J.. 78. 86 Phelps. A.. 78 Phelps. D.. 72 Phillips. .. 72. 93 Pier.e, S., 71 Pielseh, I-.. 73 Polk. E.. 71 P.dk. 1... 7.1 Poinmier. B.. 75 Pontello. R.. 75 Popp. S.. 76 P..tleiper. J., 76. 83. 86 Prince. P., 77 Provost. S., 74 Piir.ly. C. 77 Raedek.T. D.. 78 Reber. L.. 78 Rei.hhold. C, 72 Reinink, E., 72 Ren iek. U.. 73. 93 Renter. 1... 73 Rice. R.. 71 Riehar.lson, C, 71, 83 Ritorpiate, C, 75 Riihimaa, R., 71, 87 Riley, T.. 75. 83 Roekness. D., 72, 80, 83, 86. 91. 93 Rodman. P., 76 Roe, P., 76 Roller, P., 72 Romero, R., 71 Rossell. C, 77 .Saladino. B., 78 Sanders, D.. 78 Sarpent, R., 78 Sawyer, B., 72, 83 Seandrette, A., 77 Schafcr, A.. 72. 83 Scharringhaiisen. L., 73 Srhindler, L„ 73 Schmidt, N.. 74 Schmitt, J.. 77 Schneider. C,. 74. 93 Schreiner. K., 78, 83, 86 Sehnler, P., 71 Sehultz, C, 75, 93 .X. hul , F., 75, 87 Selnill, D., 76 Se.lpwiek. J.. 76 ,S-nato, S.. 75 Shaekel. G.. 77. 93 Shaiiahan. J.. 72 Shaiiahan. K.. 71 Sliaiinon. R.. 77 Sheraden. C. 77 Sheraden, C. 78 Sh.. all.r, R.. 78, 93 Simpson, C, 72, 83 Sisson, J.. 72. 83 Sites, D.. 77 Sitller. 1... 73 Skarshanp. G.. 71. 93 SI. .an. J .. 71 Smith. B.. 75 Sni.l.-r. S,. 75. 101 Sn.iw. B.. 76 S.dlwiseh. E., 76 S..Tinl.iln.r. J.. 77 Stair, J.. 78 Spaekman, 1)., 77 Stark, J., 77 Stark, 1... 72 Steph. ' ns, J., 72, 93 Stewart, B., 73 Strauss, B., 71, 83 Slr.izi.ia. H., 71 Stiilb, C, 75 Siirknmer. T.. 76 Swaeiiep...d, - .. 73 Swaeni-p..el. O.. 73 Swanson. H.. 77 Sweet. T.. 78 Sywiilka. M.. 76 Szymanski, P. Taschelta. J.. 77. 102 Tavb.r. J.. 78 T,-ale. T.. 78 Tellinp. B.. 72 Tershel. D.. 72 Thr..w, C... 73, 105 Tiehava, A., 71. 83. 86 Tinsley. K.. 71 Tr..ester. S.. 75 Tr..tter. T.. 75 L!nh..lz. M.. 76 ' alentine. M.. 76 Van Biiren, ., 77 Vanilen, Eykel, M., 77 Veapiie, P., 78 Vetler, S.. 78 V..da. C. 72. 93 V..pt. W.. 72 V..ska. T„ 73 Walberp, P., 73 V..llae.., C. 73 Wall. ' rs. J., 71 Waii.lrev, I.., 71. 93 ' arner. 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