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

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Sadie Hawkins has always been a popular dance. lt gives the girls their one big chance to ask out the rnan of their dreams. Held on St. Patrick's Day, this year's dance had a great turnout. Everyone looked like charac- ters straight from Hee Haw and this added to the atmosphere of the dance. In the tradition of Sadie Haw- kins, some of the girls even took their guys to Marryin' Sam to get hitched SADIE HAVVKINS DANCE An overall view of the Barnyard Dance. Sue jorden and Dave Hughey. l The menfolk in a left hand star. Howdy, Pard'ner!

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THE LITTLE FOXES Birdie, a victim of head-aches. Now, you be careful, Mr. Horace, and take your medicine. Horace would like to talk about it later. On january 26th and 27th, Wheaton North presented The Little Foxes, a drama written by Lillian Hellman. The story centered around Regina and Horace Giddens, Regina's brothers, Ben and Oscar, and her nephew, Leo. The conflict in their lives was caused by Ben's ambition to erect a cotton mill. He lacked 575,000 for the project and the brothers, with the help of Leo, plan- ned to steal 580,000 worth of Horace's bonds. Knowing that he wouldn't live much longer, Horace called for his deposit box, to discover that the bonds were gone. He tells Re- gina that the bonds were willed to her. The story continues with Regina trying to blackmail her brothers into giving her 75921 of the business or she will reveal the theft. The play was excel- lent as were the performances by the students. 25

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Diane Hogansen and Scott Stevens Hmunch out. Cheryl Hollatz and friends enjoying themselves. The couples lineup to get into their squares. Kathy Williams and Mike Berndtson Beth Stewart and her date, Mark Taylor, promenade C .