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

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9 magna-V T iq' ,rl ff' HOMECOMING WELCOMES L LACESEH MTU' NE . T. irh Winning floaf by class of '63. Homecoming acTiviTies for i960 were builT around The Theme of sTorybook land. The fairy Tale Weekend began Thursday nighT, OcTober 20, vviTh a pep session and sock hop in The gym. On Friday afTernoon, a parade including The band, cheerleaders, and floaTs, wound iTs Way Through Town and back To The high school. By This Time, preparaTions were already under- way for The big nighT - firsT The game and Then The open house for The alumni, sponsored by The seniors. ,Jif- T ' zfnf ., ' 4 'WET To 1 1 4 , QW 2521 .1 - V THE Class of 1964 Takes fourth place. O , 'A l 21,21-4 fi., . T f fr . 1 , , V, ff ,,f,. , -f, f-,fa 'f 4 N f 4 pyg, ,ff if J ffl' f I ' H ' T --f T f.',ff'f 'W' f s ' ' Av .f . 'if It ,iff Q 4 ,,kV , ,nf , . 41, ' ak U , c ff . - , , fr 'f,k.g. 'f 'eg'i':4f,,,y, f ff 'ZR' 'f Qi, , .V 5g,Vm,'f4r,,,,v 7,4 ,M 3 . 2, ., ,WC,V,,,Ll V, ,My , ,MJ V .I J ', ww 'fr ' -yi - 1 f , W .nk J ,. 24 Juniors place Third.

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SCHCOL ACTIVITIES The Student Conference, made up of representatives from all four classes, sponsors many activities. The school dances include the Homecoming Dance, Christmas Dance and VV Dance, which hon- ors W.C.H.S.'s lettermen. All are promoted, planned and decorated under the direction of conference members. The bookstore conveniently sup- plies the student body with every- thing from combs to carbon paper. Being open both before and after school, it finds W.C.l-l.S. stude-nts and faculty constant customers. A week in March is set aside as A.F.S. Week. A fund-raising cam- paign for the American Field Serv- ice, which sponsors the exchange student program, results in competi- tion within the classes. tw :,ss.s.,,,A, w.,15 What would you like? Paper please, BW by ll Oh, you must have Mrs Nystroml Sara Wright and Jessica Hall help keep the bookstore running smoothly. Anne, you're nat listening! 23

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ALUMNI WITH STORYBOOK THEME During The pre-game acTiviTies, We'll lace 'Em Up was announced as The winning slogan of The sophomore TioaT. The seniors ran a close second wiTh Break 'Em. The iuniors came in Third, followed by The freshmen. This year There were many club TioaTs in The TesTiviTies. Judie Fox, head cheerleader, was chosen queen of our sTorybook land. AT The dance SaTurday nighT, Brian GranT, capTain of The TooTball Team, was crowned king. King Brian Gram enioys a dance wiTh Queen Judie Fox. AlThough The Tigers exhibiTed l-oTs of spiriT and good playing, They were senT To a hearT-breaking i3-T2 defeaT aT The hands of Proviso WesT. A IasT-period drive broughT The Tigers a second Touchdown, buT a blocked Tield goal allowed The PanThers To keep The lead. DoTTie WilhoiT, Judy Webber, PaTTi Rodman, Donna MacCalIum, and Queen Judie Fox aT The crowning. Yuri? 'J 1 I I V. I if yi TQ, I only T 2 I , A V IVV, , T V A ,V J A A V , f, r J af, V , , , 1 ,,,, ' f . f ' ' ,M Seniors ran a close second wiTh Their fioaf. 25 FJQMJUQ Tigefs bfeflk Through The hoop, 9UdY To sTarT The game.