Zion Benton Township High School - Nor Easter Yearbook (Zion, IL)

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B. DeYoung. B. Bales. N. Bereiter M. Gnorske. B. Mcll. l'lorlnn B. Pleiller. J. Knapp. Pl-HIRI1 Row: L. Armstrong. E. Parry L. janowski. B. Enloe, K. Erickson B. Poulsen. S, Sabine. C. Evans E. Leech. E. johnson. D. Ballegooyen Siiciorsn Row: A. Noteboom. C. Rob bins. A. Lewis. K. Zweizig. E. Oakes. L julian. M. Olling. B. Sicloll. B. Stewart A. Dalziel. K. Minors, M. Fossland FRoNT Row: Helen Ruescli. G. King J. Rewey. F. Rooks. M. Abbott, Mrs Hale. J. Storey. J. Brune. L. Craig A. Pull. BACK Row: B. Stried, j. Shaffer. B Philyaw. K. Reinier. A. McQuaid. G Shumaker. D. Robinson. P. Lallose I. Mellon. C. Misehler. P. Waitei's B. Neal. A. jones. M. Westiiii. M. Ray R. Michael. M. Holenski. Timm Row: G. Pasrull. A. Cliff. S English. Casteel. U. Swanson. C Mumford. A. Leech. A. Ruesch I. Koppen. Marshall, P. Baughnian E. Cliff. B. Pastcll. K. McGarralian E. Johnston. Siifiomi Row: L. Ashursz. B. Olling E. Evans. M. Owen. Bryant. G Rooks. M. Nckctuk. M. Ehlers. M Jensen. L. Kna p. P. McCormick B. McCormack. FRONT Row: B. Rogers. B. Klawonn E. Tollefson. G. Bauer, B. Schott J. McAllister. L. Perington. M. Bird C. Noteboom. we .14 merican QI' With the growing interest of girls in different sports, the G.A.A. is the largf est and one of the most outstanding clubs of the school. Mrs. Donna Hale is the sponsor this year. The oflicers of the G.A.A. are Mary Ruth Abbott, presidentg Jean Storey, vicefpresidentg Florene Rooks, secref taryftreasurer: joan Rewey, health rules: Laurel Craig, publicity chairman: -loan Brune, point chairman. The G.A.A. members worked hard to earn their numeral or letter. To earn her numeral a girl must have six hun' dred points, her major letter twelve hundred points, and her state emblem lags' Fi tyfsix two thousand points. Points are given in basketball, tumbling, track, baseball, dancing, and the circus. Mary Abbott was the only girl in this year's G.A.A. to earn a Major letter and will be the only one to qualify for a state emblem. The G.A.A. participated in many activities such as, hiking, picnicking, horseback riding, and swimming. The two big events of the year were the inf terstate basketball shooting contest and the G.A.A. dance given in February. The G.A.A. helped in stimulating the girls' interest in athletics, and in prof moting the ideals of good health and good sportsmanship. Bmiic Row: C, Collier. D. Beeiii. C. lngrain. Ql. Shuinaker. Knight. P V. Pastcll. J. Read, S. Wiitts L. Bright. G. Baines. P. Olson. K. Jonas

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DISAR Bois, Our School Days started the eighth of September this year. 'Tll Never Smile Again is the theme of our freshies. Come on Small Fry , cheer up and Look for the Silver Lining . The Hrst few days they were having quite a time removing lipstick from their hair, face, hands, ears, and clothes. Lipstick together with new classes, new people, and locker combinations had them all a trifle Scatterbrained . We met our new teachers in regular classes the ninth, and we were very pleasantly surprised. Misses Krughoif, Gleiss, and Hillborn, and Mrs. Hale are an addition to our very fine teaching staff. Mr. Stanton is our basketball coach and new history teacher and a very good instructor in both. A prec' edent was established by Mr. Hainline when he organized our wrestling team. Mr. Teal, teacher of woodwork, was caught in the draft before he could make an appearance. I wanted to have my schedule changed but there is some rule saying you must have sixteen credits. Silly, isn'r it? And trying to hit the right keys in typing class was almost impossible. Or Page Fiftyeiglit ,415 Em making an attempt at recalling, Italia non est insula . The seniors are really feeling Low and Lonely now. Their first history test was the seventeenth. Indian Summer arrived bringing our first football game of the season on the twentyffourth. Lake Forest came Swingin' Down the Lane to win the game by a score of 0 to 19. jerry must have eaten Wheaties because Lake Forest's center sure looked funny lying on his face in a mudfpuddle. That was one day the Blue Skies were of the overhanging, damp variety. Well, I'll close now but I'm still Thinking of You . As ever, MARIE -.W DEAR BILL, Our classes are mere routine now, As Time Goes By . It really is nice to be back in the grind again but wait until the novelty wears off. On the seventh of Gctober, Miss Gilbert, an English teacher, joined the teaching staff to pour knowledge into the unwilling ears of our sophomores. I imagine Miss G. will be glad when It's All Over .