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T?T^t,w,*f^ .. T;v *'• - :?; • • - •• " •" |• ^ Candidates for Homecoming King and Queen Top row: Janice Oeffling, William Weber, S Darlene Andreas. Charlene --- Mr. Yanda, Ann Paluch, Marlene Joosten, Joe Wilier, Robert Weber, Margaret Rogers, Dorothy Hiller, • TTiiici, xwucii nrwi, ivi Dowe>, Georgia Stenger, ?, V fo [ Pat Goran son, Doris Bauer, Arline Svoboda, Donnie Do we, Judy ] Jack Wlrti, Doris Ann Justen, Betty Wright, Joan Weber, Virginia Ella Buss, Jean Wet Band Marke, Richard Fuhler, John Lawrence and Charles Hiller. Do we, Audrey Andreas, Esther Steinle and Louise Barbier. mmmm •i !»mi. • in Top row: Valarla Johnson, Janice Oeffling, Charlene Dowe, Joy Carstens, Rich Fuhler, Mr. Yanda, Ronald May, Ella Jean Buss, William Weber, Stanley Aim, Ann Paluch. Fourth row: Lois Snyder, Ralph Bennett. Gus Unti, Jr., Virginia Audino. Betty Wright, Jack Wirt*, Alan Freund, Howard Useman, Rose Marie Schmitt, Arnold Freund, Audrey Andreas, Louise Barbier, Joe Willard, Glen Marunde, James Nett, Third row: Charles wiiiiip »»! inn ' 1 • • iiii.iiii.i|jiifiiiiii Hiller, Dick Collins, Dolores Smith, Georgia Stengel, Robert Fuhler, Arnold Thelen, Jack Pechous. Donald Averman, Robert Weber, David Kent, John Bolger, Arlene Svoboda. Second row: Patsy Goranson, Doris Bauer, Charlotte Hogan, Darlen* Andreas, Karen Engdahl. Marge Rogers, Dorothy Hiller. First row: Adele Schmitt. Three roembers absent; Ray Schmitt, Richard Ziolkowski, Doris Olsen. ; • • ' p C • Student Council Warriors Show Great Promise Under the direction of their new coach, Mr. Fulton, the Warriors have shown great promise and signs of greatness throughout the 51 and '52 afeaaon. Upon the completion of the season the team as a whole has won 15 and lost 12 games. This record does not look as good as the boys really have played this season and with a few breaks they could have won ft lot Front row: Mr. Anglese; Charles Hiller. Senior; Louise Barbier, Senior; Darlene Andreas, Junior; Wayne Dixon, Junior; Ann Paluch. Senior; Miss Taylor. Second row: Judith Krein, Freshman; Mary Linn Hogan, Sophomore; Ella Jean Buss, Sophomore; Arthur Barbier, Sophomore; Richard Nowak, Sophomore; Karen Engdahl, Junior; Paul Marke, Senior; Bob Bitterman, Freshman;' Esther Steinle, Senior; Doris Bauer, Junior; Patricia Goranson, Junior. This year in tne Swani confertheir record was nine wins and six losses, which gave them a tie for fourth place. The Swani conference, which is made up of mostly Wisconsin teams, is going to be disbanded after the football season of next year. The Warriors will then be in the North Suburban conference, which la a very tough con ference. Next year's team will have lost only two men from this year's squad. They are John Lawrence, this year's captain, and Bobby Walters. Because of this, next year's team is expected to be very strong contender In their new conf " Student Council Takes Charge of Many Projects The Student Council is the student organization which runs many of the major activities of the school is representive of all classes in school, and advised by Mr. Anglese and Miss Taylor. The officers for this year were Loiuse Barbier, president; Chuck Hiller, vice president; Darlene Andreas, secretary, and Wayne Dixon, treasurer. One of the biggest projects which the Student Council handled this year was homecoming. As you all know, this is one of the most important events of the year and they had complete charge of it. The night before homecoming they had the bonfire and the snake dance. Then, the next afternoon they held the parade. That evening after the game, the dance, which was a wonderful success, waa held by the Student Council. They also sponsored a record dance, which was held after one of the other football games last fall. Another of the large projects they ran was the paper drive. They collected much paper which they sold to raise funds for their treasury. The Student Council also worked along with the business men in holding the 'teen-age centers which were held at the VFW hall and in the girls' gym at the high school. In addition to this they handled the selling and making, of the programs at the games and also the ticket selling at the fotoball games. At Christmas time they put on an entertaining program for the students and teachers and even managed to get Santa Claus to attend. They paid for two buses to provide transportation for students to attend the McHenry-Crystal Lake game at Elgin during the regional tournament. On May 19. they held a banquet, for the present and next year's members of the Council, at the BACCALAUREATE aolemn procession on Sunday evening, June 1, for the 1952 Baccalaureate program. Jean and Joan Weber played "Pomp and Circumstance" for both the Guest speaker was Rev. Fr. Edward Coakley of St. Patrick s Catholic church, who spoke words of encouragement to the -large class. He cited the errors which have come out of past generations in wars, depressions, etc., and encouraged the graduates to strive for a better life in the future, The school's chorus presented a short program of five numbers, one of which was Schubert's "Ave Maria," sung by a member of the class, Jack Wirt*. Excellent Record Maintained by Tennis Teams along very good this year under the direction of Mr. Fulton. They have done a very fine job by seven out of their first matches. They entered the district tournament with high hopes of doing something. They made a very fine showing and won a few of their matches before bowing out to audi big schools as West Rockford. Elgin and Waukegan. Some of the boys playing on this year's team are, Ted Cartan, Bob and Cliff Walters. Dick Collins and Lyle Davidson. communny In 'you and your llatsmates* - v FREUND OIL CO. PHONE 152 401 PTMt Si McHviiry, IK, STEFFAN'S JEWILRY ft RICORD SHOP Phone 123-J \ 114 W. Main Strtit M TIKI K re congratulate ryou sincerelyj Jn the record AVyou've made*; w mmm BETTY NIELSEN'S DRESS SHOP 121 N. Riverside Drive dctttbi/M tf&dit outi cmqna&iMoHb lot a jcburdl drnt-.* 19ZZ.' Kleinhans Building Service 771-R RT. M McHINRY, ILL. PROM This year's junior-senior prom was patterned after the theme "Evening in Paris" and was one of the most beautiful ever held. A good number of class members and their guests enjoyed the evening in the beautifully decorated gym, which had as its feature attraction a large French mountain. 1 c--"O Congratulations We would like to take this oppor* tunity to extend congratulations to the senior class of 1952 and at the same time thank the faculty ior their untiring efforts in bringing to McHenry , high school students the knowledge and ex* perience of their long years study. of Education o--o M A. S. Blake Motor Sales. fnc> DODGE - PLYMOUTH 1 DODGE TRUCKS K. PKARL ST. McHINRY, ILL. K