William A Wirt High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Tired, but olive, the Seniors and their sponsors, Mrs. Norman Hiller and Miss Elanore Brace, pose for a picture on the Capitol steps. The other sponsor, Mr. Nick Meneakis, is hiding behind the camera. Wirt Seniors make a stop to investigate the Capitol Building on their whirlwind tour of Washington, D. C. It was dine and dance all at the sometime when you eat on o train, os Vince Colombo, Bruce Miller, Dennis Spangler, and Rocky Laterzo found out. 25

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That's quite a collection of belts, but then it has to be to supply not only these three tellows Tom Dodds, Morris Tomerlin, and Dick Erwin, but the rest of the boys in the iunior class as well. fini ' Well, if it ain't that ole hound dog, E-L-V-l-S. Hush my gui- tar, no wonder Karen Glover and Marlene Miller are tempted to be a little late to class. Crazy man! Cant hear a thing after one of those wild cheers. Maybe they will invent a silent one one ot these days. 'Til they do, I guess girls like Marlene Linne will iust keep the crowds yelling.

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I i N OFFICERS A little inspiration from Cl feathered triend is given to the Senior class officers, Joan Lathrop, secretary, Bruce Mil- ler, vice-president, and David Ransel, president, as they discuss plans tor the prom. Not picutred is Kathy Manor, treasurer. A campaign strategy meeting tor the coming magazine drive is attended by the Junior class otticers, Cathy Mil- ler, secretaryg Tom Dodds, president, Sue Rowley, trea- surer, Andy l-lrezo, vice-president, and Lucretia Marks, assist, treasurer. Ronald Stapleton, Sophomore class president, tells the other class otticers that he likes this style at ring. Smiling their approval are Jim Mason, viceepresident, Terry Rudy, treasurer, and Leola Eklund, secretary.