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

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'S' n Qq.Y5jff,Ic,p QQZMIQQ Q9.tfQ:ftIl Qgtibflfkj s 'If E515 QQ' 49 qtznf, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Bintz, john Zillman, Pete Mitchell and Dan Dion. Central Sends Four To Boy's State Each spring approximately 1300 young men from high schools all over Illinois are chosen to attend the American Legion's Boy's State, which is held at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield. Those chosen from Wheaton Central were Dave Bintz, Pete Mitchell, Dan Dion and john Zillman. Boy's State is, in effect, a miniature state which is divided into cities, counties and the State itself. Citizens are given the opportunity to run for various offices on each level of government. Seminars in various areas were also offered including law, leadership, civil defense and proper conducting of elections. Trips into Springfield and to historic sites in the area were also included. In a one week session, the representatives from Central were able to accomplish the following: Pete Mitchell and john Zillman were both elected aldermen of their respective citiesg Dan Dion was elected to the state central committee of his political party while Dave Bintz went the military route and ad- vanced to the rank of captain, 2nd Battalion of the Boy's State Militia. All four agree that the week was well spent and that it was an experience that none of them will forget. if ik af in -x v g ,k ir ik t ir tit. 'A' 'k i' 'k ir n A, 'k if , Qi. il 1, 'F I og!-f'!1'f,

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Tiger Times Staff members, ROW 1: M. Samrnarco, R. Hill, C. I-Iaake, P. Van Slyke, N. Gibson, C. Thiernan, P. Brown. ROW 2: R. Charuhas, K. Mathis, C. Clerken, L. Walser, j. Tresch, A. Bollinger, J. Collins, R. Haake, Mrs. Rosen. ROW 3: J. Meza, T. Kaufman, M. Pender, N. Polivka, J. Oxley. Pf !'t .-13.7. ,Wh , im 41. ,f t A, . .-- 3, -hw I as .. JO' -1 . 41. ' ss Bananas!!! 9' A ' I The Tiger Times launched the '71-'72 season under the new and capable guidance of Mrs. Brenda Rosen. Editor -in -chief, Cathy Haake introduced more pictures into the publication with the help of chief photographer, Mike Samrnarco. The use of page editors was in- troduced this year very successfully in a smooth publication schedule. The business side was handled by Nancy Gibson. 'IlU ' ' Ai 'i s- .M . iii 1'

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Pep Club ROW 1: lisa Hausten, Laurel Thompson, Jeanine Biese, Sandy jenldns, Carolyn Meyer, jan Resler, Mary Kay McDowell, Louise Grissinger, janet Paul, Cindy Hauke, Terry Johnson. ROW 2: Sandy Warwick, Ramona Sellers, Janet Odom, Gloria Beard, La- Donna Calhoun, Becky Mercer, Jan Wilcox, Margie Willson, Laura Lie11au, Mary Bloom, Patty Rugg. ROW 3: Colleen McVeigh, Barb Kerns, Dawn Howland, Marion Kelly, Ann Rausch, Debbie Vanl-Iorn, Debbie Nelson, Linda Schliecher, Ann Deli. ROW 4: Karen Kizis, Elaine Henderson, Vicld Vivoda, Cathy Lencioni, Sue Longacre, Diane Card, Maureen Kern, Sue Shaner, Sue Sowinsld, Nancy Wilkiel. ROW 5: Joanne Neely, Ramona, Moore, Karen Dombro, Lauri Loth, Linda Topps, Teri Willson, Cathy Reichel, Vivian Moore, Kim Fara, Vicky Schoder, lrene Curtin. enior Men's Pep Club MEMBERS OF SENIOR MEN 'S PEP CLUB: Dave Bintz, Bill Shepard, O.j. Zillman, Peter Mitchell, Mike Weber, Dan Dion, Dave Mickelson, Don Young, Paul Hun- ter, Dick Aldrich, Eric Elander, Bruce Webster, Barret I-lickerson, Tom Thomas, Bill Grotz, Dave Eyre, Brad Swearingen, Steve Irvvin. Those pictured but not named above are illegitimate Senior Men. 18