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

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BACK ROVV: B. VIII IA. MK I. C' R . . P. I'mrar, B, Kessler. SECOND RCW: Il. Luby, P. Illmf-1, I', Iltirfgfmx Pet 11 1 er, . Benton, K. IIll't M. I 11 I C . Misc-hler, V. Aldiictli, if Ilcvzzm P. I.fxRoSe, I.. Ifrlmrulelfaorl, B Flxllner, II. Mrtwhcll, FI. W1-Ilmfy FIRST ROWI W, Studebfxkf-1, If. k'mw1, I. Ifdwrnds, S. Swrxrztrfullvf-1, It Inspm, If. Lmlll, R. Mrrson, A Pitcher, I. Poulsen, W, Imltm BAIJK ROVV: P. Pork, A. VVv:1f', I. Wvbvl, I Odom, I5. Bailey, M. Gif-workin Il. Bfiitlclt, P. Ilrrlmrz. THIRD ROWi P. Cherry, f'. Hunt, P. Mr-l'I1-lily I. Grieve, K. Iorms, M. Bird, A Woodruff, R. Ytwnko, N, Lutz, SECOND Row. Q R. Schott, L. Knapp, Cx, Inllut man, G. Rooks, Lf kffxvkovrv. FIRST ROW: I. Hendrickson, B. Twxr-II, I C Hiebor, Mrrrixrnot Miller, Rucsch. I lJani.4A-ollafin CIAA SOUTH OF Tl-IE BORDER Although its theme is centered about the serious subject oi learning the languages and customs of Mexico and ancient Italy, the Spanish-Latin Club is composed ot members who are fun-loving students and have banded together to have a good time through a series of parties. Because there are nearly one hundred stu- dents in this club, the gatherings are usually large and an enjoyable time is always anticipated. I H10 forty eight Planned for late April is a special observance of Pan-American Day and Latin Week combined in the form ot evening entertainment. The club is under the advisorship of Miss Hyatt, a newcomer to Z-B. T., and the elected officers who are ee president, Marty Enloep vice-presi- dent, Ted Otterbacher, and secretary- treasurer, George Youngren. 'fr , . 1' or ic, .. Yfwurifirrfn, A. IIIII, W. folwf II, . Miller, M. I.nIoe, N. look, R, Nielsen, G. PPIDTS0I1,I.F'IYtlIII, lnqton, F. Svliwfiqer, M. Bullf- rxooyen, I. Mfirshtill, P. Bfruvlh A. Cram, M. Iwlxnson, INI.'I'v1xmHi ' I v

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nnua! SM!! WHEN lT'S ROUND-UP TIME BACK ROW: E. Bishop, G. Shumaker, F. Beebe, R. Howard, F. McQuaid, K. Reinier, P. LaBose, D. Welton, B. Haas, S. Capp. SECOND ROW: V. Hensley, I. Thomas, E. Iohnston, R. Schott, A. Cliff, I. Bryant, E. Gromback, I. Haas, Miss Studer. FIRST ROW: R Mason C Co on C l . , . ngd , ar ton Brown, S. Hendricks, S. Swarz- trauber, H. Stocker, W. Benton. They may have been dudes when first introduced to the fascinating busi- ness of compiling a yearbook, but they have served their apprenticeship and can now be classified as old hands. Patiently enduring their faults and praising their virtues, the top hand, Miss Studer, has indeed showed them the ropes. All during the year you saw them selling cokes, hotdogs, and candy at football and basketball games. They also sponsored the annual Homecom- ing Day dance in October. A special note of thanks goes to Steve Taylor, a promising artist, who, although not on the annual staff, has given his time to draw the picture of the school in the front of the book and to assist in mounting pictures. The regular staff consisted of: Literary Editor - - Managing Editor - Assistant Editors - Business Managers - Boys' Sports - Girls' Sports Senior Editor Class Editor - - Clubs and Organizations Calendar - - Art - Treasurer Typists - Snapshots - Paula LaHose - - Kato Reinier Sayre Swarztrauber I Florence McQuaid Billy Benton Clyde Congdon Silas Hendericlcs Carlton Brown - Bob Mason Ruth Howard Shirley Capp - Betty Haas Evelyn Iohnston I Arlene Cliff I Viven Hensley - bflflorence Beebe I Harold Stocker - Ioan Haas Ioan Bryant Esther Bishop . Elsie Gromback lGladYs Shumaker loyce Thomas Dorothy Welton Roberta Schott lClyde Conqdon Page Forty-seve

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' ' f C7 A ommcfrua u Through a series ot educational talks, lecs tures, and trips, the Commercial Club has enjoyed the past year. Led by the club officers President, Esther Bishop: Vice:-President, Laurel Curry: Secre, tary, Ioan Bryant, Treasurer, Mildred Dowdal, and the club adviser, Miss Gleiss, the club has a part ol many varied and enjoyable events. These have included a talk from a representa- RACK ROWS ll. Reinu-r, K. Quint, li. Grulke. ll. Mervulle, li. LaBelle, M. Hilde- lnwindt, N. Robinson, R. Iohnson. It. Snnth, W. Strean, B. Raper. Tllllili ROW: ll Bohn, K. Liaht, K, Rohame, I, t'astr-ul, I, Swartz, B. Ionas. lt. Viary, G. Pastell, G. Fflnier. lf. Wohlsvhleael, R. Richards, I. Bivkvt, SIKTOND ROW: Y. Robinson, R, Ha-aan, R. Olson. B. Altman, ll, Strenibeck, K. Peterson, P. Rit'lmrds, R. Borland, Miss Hiatt, l'IltST ROW: R. Svhniallusaz, R. Fletcher, G. Ml'l1l1NlllIll, R. Whiteside, l. Bur- .jt-ss, R, Granstroni, T. Otter- bavliei, I. Booth, R. Otteibfichei, BACK ROW: B. Wtldeiinnth, Ll. Bauer, P. Olsen, lf. Talletsen, P. Beebe, A, limes, B. Iavohs, P. Waters, R. Sattler, V, Mischlei, F, McQuaid, M. Paulsen, C, Meyers, E. Dailey. 'l'lllRD RCW: ll. Robinson, G. Shumcxker, E. livans, I, Thoinas, V. Pastell, B, Pastell, B. McCormac'k, E. Robin- son, P, Rivhards, M. Bird, I, Albrevlit, Ioan Savaae, K. McGar- rahan, V. Talkinaton, G. Pastell. SECOND RCW: ll. Hamilton, S. Capp, G. Mc Itnwoll, R. Davis, M. Owen, L. Porin-jton, L. Briaht, P, Mc- t'oinnc'k, M. Neave, M, Peraian, lf. Groniback, S. English. FIRST ROW: R. Michael, B. Wedekind, D. Bock, I. Bryant, L. Curry, Miss ' Gleiss, M. Dowdal, E. Bishop. lt. Welton, l. Schroeder, tive ol Gregg College, a party tor the Senior members given by the juniors, a party for the juniors by the seniors, a trip to a Milwaukee Commercial High School, and a trip to North' western University to hear a lecture on all commercial subjects. ln addition to all ot these activities, the club took on the responsibility of printing the programs for our annual spring circus. Page I'orty time