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he Senior Class of 1956 wishes to dedicate its 
yearbook to the hope that its generation will be the one to achieve 
world peace and harmony. 



UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL 

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA 



As you open this U 'nl, your yearbook for 1955-1956, you will find in these pages a record 
of what you have done with your years at Uni High. As you look at the pictures of you, 
your classmates, and your teachers, you will be able to recall vividly those swift-passing 
years and how the people will whom you spent those years look- -and what they did. The 
Class Calendar provides a detailed record of your many activities during the 1955-1956 
school year. The Class Will and the Class Prophecy will give you an insight into the 
future activities of you and your classmates. 

As the years pass, you can open your yearbook at any time and be reminded of your 
graduation activities. You can recall, by a quick glance at the photographs, your teachers 
and your friends. And you will know, beyond any doubt, that YOUR class is the one that 
has made Uni High so outstanding. 

It is good for you to remember your school days. For those of us who are already 
"graduates" there is the opportunity to recall our school days as we see them through 
yours. Undoubtedly both you and I will receive the same measure of satisfaction and 
pleasure from turning through these pages in later years. 

I am glad to welcome you to this time of remembering and to the many later times when 
this yearbook will remind you of your school and of all of us who were a part of it when 
you were here. 



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ANN ELIZABETH CLEARY 
"Ann" 



'No Kidding . 



Student Council S,4, Secretary 4; Class Vice-President S; Class Pres- 
ident 4; Elections Committee S; Chairman Bulletin Boards Committee 1; 
Chairman Tri-High Committee 3; Chairman Assembly Committee 4; 
Orchestra S,l,2,3, Secretary 1,2, President 3; Girls' Chorus 1, Pres- 
ident 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Madrigals 2,3,4; 
Yoemen of the Guard 2; Gondoliers 3; All-State Orchestra 1; County 
Music Festival S,l,2,3,4; Annie Get Your Gun 1; Dark of the Moon 2; 
Peer Gynt 2; Inkle and Yarico 3; Gargoyle 1; GAA S.1,2; Class Night 
Committee 4; Carnival Central Planning Committee 3; Spring Fling 
Attendant 3; DAR History Award 3; DAR Citizenship Award 4; Down In 
The Valley 4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4. 



PRESIDENT 



LAUREL ANN 
"Laurie" 



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4 Oh Heavens!' 



Student Council President 4, Girls* Representative 4; Class Secretary 1; 
NHRP 3; Tri-High Committee 4; Records Committee4; Girls' Chorus 1, 
Secretary 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3; Yoemen of the 
Guard 2; Gondoliers 3; County Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Annie Get Your 
Gun 1; Peer Gynt 2; Gargoyle 2,3, Page Editor 3; U 'n I, Circulation 
Manager 4; GAA S,l,2,3; Orchesis 3; Terrapin 2,3,4, Vice-President, 
Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Class Night Committee 4; Down in the 
Valley 4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4. 





SARAH ISABELLE WHITING 
"Sarah" 



GIRLS' REPRESENTATIVE 



"I couldn't help it." 



Champaign Junior High School 1; Campaign Senior High School 2; Class 
Secretary 4; Elections Committee 4; Orchestra 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; 
County Music Festival 3,4; Inkle and Yarico3;U 'n I, Typist 4; GAA 3,4; 
Terrapin 3; Science Club 4; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, County Secretary 2, 
President 3,4; Chairman Class Night Committee 4; Down In The Valley 
4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Carnival Central Planning Committee 4; 
Elections Committee 4. 



SECRETARY 



FREDERICK STAMM BRIGHTBILL 
"Fred" 



'Aw-w-w. 



Student Council 1,3,4, President 3; Boys' Representative 1; Class 
President 3 ; Class Veep4;Tri -High Committee 3; Citizenship Committee 
3; Candy Committee 3; Finance Committee 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; 
Boys' Ensemble 3,4; Yoemen of the Guard 2; Gondoliers 3; County 
Music Festival 2; Gargoyle 1,2; Football 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; 
Tennis 2; U-Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4; 
SAR Citizenship Award 4; Down in the Valley 4; Brooklyn Baseball 
Cantata 4. 





VICE-PRESIDENT 



FREDERICK FJELDE 
"Rik" 



"But honey ..." 



Fargo High School, Fargo, North Dakota 2; Basketball 1,4; Track 1,4; 
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys* Ensemble 4; Student Council Treasurer 4, 
Boys' Representative 4; Co-Chairman Carnival 4; Gondoliers 3; Ber- 
nardine 3; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Down In The Valley 4. 



BOYS* REPRESENTATIVE 



FRANKLIN PAYNE REEVES 
"Frank" 



"Hang cool!" 



Student Council 2;Boys' Rep. 2; Class Treas. 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Mixed 
Chorus 1,2; Boys* Ensemble 4; Madrigals 4; Pirates of Penzance 1; 
Yoemen of the Guard 2; Dark of the Moon 2; All-State Chorus 1; U 'n 
I 3; .Orchesis 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 2; Photo Club 3; Science Club 3; 
Skip Day Committee 4; Down In The Valley 4; Mrs. McThing 4. 



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TREASURER 




PEGGY ALEXANDRE 
"Kitty" 



'I just bought the cutest hat!" 



Harlandale Junior High 1; Brackenridge High 2; Blessed Sacrament 
Academy 3. 



CATHERINE VIRTUE ALMY 
"Kathy" 



'You look grunchy. 



Chairman Records Committee 2,3; Citizenship Committee 4; Girls' 
Chorus S,l; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Gondoliers 3; 
County Music Festival S, 2,3,4; Dark of the Moon 2; Peer Gynt 2; 
Bernardine 3; Gargoyle 1,2,3; Assistant Ad. Manager2; Ad. Manager 
3; Yearbook 3,4; Assistant Business Manager 3; Co-ad. Manager 4; 
G.A.A. S, 1.2, 3,4; Treasurer 2; Veep 3,4; Orchesis 1,2,3,4; Treas- 
urer 3,4; Spring Fling Attendant S; Tri-High Queen 4; Will and 
Prophecy Committee 4; Mrs. McThing 4. 





JAMES MAXWELL BARDEEN 
"Jim" 



"I guess so . 



Chairman Lights and Loudspeakers Committee 4; Policy Committee 
1,3,4; Orchestra S, 1,2, 3,4; Boys' Ensemble 4; County Music Festival 3; 
Gargoyle 2, 3, 4, Ad. Manager 3, Co-Editor 4;Orchestra4; Football 
2; Basketball 3,4; Tennis 2; President Science Club 3,4; Chairman 
Baccalaureate Committee 4; Cross Country 4; Down in the Valley 4; 
National Science Talent Award 4. 



DAVID BROADBENT 
"David" 



"Well, What do you know?" 



Class Treasurer S; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Ensemble 3,4; Gondoliers 
3; All State Chorus 3; County Music Festival 3; Tempest S; Annie Get 
Your Gun 1; Dark of the Moon 2; Peer Gynt 2; Bernardine 3; Inkle and 
Yarico 3; Curious Savage 4; Unique 3; Orchesis 4; Science Club 3,4; 
Will and Prophecy Committee 4; Intramural Captain4; Down in the Valley 
4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4. 





JEAN ELIZABETH CARTER 
"Jean" 



"Oh real-1-ly. . .?" 



Class Treasurer 2; Policy Committee 1,2,3,4; Chairman 3; Orchestra 
S,l,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3; Gondoliers 3; County 
Music Festival S, 1,2,3,4; Annie Get Your Gun 1; Dark of the Moon 2; 
Peer Gynt 2; Unique 2,3; Co-Editor 3; Orchesis S, 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2; 
Wardrobe Mistress 3, President 4; Fencing S,l,2; Carnival Central 
Planning Committee 4; Spring Fling Chairman 2; Christmas Dance ' 
Chairman 3; Down in the Valley 4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4. 



CAROL SUE COPE 
"Carol" 



"Gee, I don't know." 



Girls' Chorus 1,2; County Music Festival 1;GAA 1,2,3; Junior Terrapin 
1.3. 






LINDA ANN DEHNER V 
"Linda" 



'You Scrounge!" 



Lincoln Community High School 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Ensemble 
4; Gargoyle 4; GAA 4; Orchesis 4; Terrapin 4; Down in the Valley 4; 
Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Tri-High Stunt Show 4. 



ROLAND DEKKER VAN GHYL 
"Roland" 



"Sir . 



Mixed Chorus 2; Boys' Esemble 4; Inkle and Yarico 4; Store Committee 
3,4; Orchesis 4; Down in the Valley 4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4. 





EMILY LOUISE FESSLER 
"Emmy Lou" 



"Have you seen him?" 



Student Council 1,3, Secretary 3; Girls' Representative 1; Class Veep 
3; Candy Committee 3; Citizenship Committee3; Tri-High Committee 4; 
Orchestra S, 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Girls' Chorus S,l; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; 
Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Pirates of Penzance 1; Yeomen of the Guard 2; 
Gondoliers 3; All-State Chorus 1,4; County Music Festival 2,3,4; Dark 
of the Moon 2; Peer Gynt 2; Gargoyle 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3; Unique 2, 
Treasurer 2; U 'n I Co-Ad. Manager 4; GAA S, 1,2,3; Orchesis 2, 
3,4; Junior Red Cross 1; Spring Fling Attendant 2; Uni High Players 1; 
Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Down in the Valley 4. 



KATHRYN G ARM AN 
"Kathy" 



"I like OLDER boys." 



Bulletin Boards Committee2; Assembly Committee4; Girls* Chorus 1,2; 
Mixed Chorus 3; Girls* Ensemble 4; County Music Festival 1,2,3,4; 
G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. 





JANE ELLSWORTH GREEN 
"Jane" 



"Uh-huh" 



Citizenship Committee 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Unique 
4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Orchesis 4; Terrapin 3,4; Junior Red Cross 3; 
Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4. 



RENEE GREENMAN 
"Renee" 



'Chicago, Chicago, that wonderful town" 



Roosevelt High School, Chicago 1; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; 
Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Gondoliers 3; County Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Dark 
of the Moon 2; Peer Gynt 2; Down in the Valley 4; Brooklyn Baseball 
Cantata 4. 




ELLEN LOUISE HAMP 
"Ellen" 



"I've been in Michigan." 



Girls* Chorus S,l; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Girls' Ensemble 3; Yoemen of the 
Guard 2; Gondoliers 3; County Music Festival S,l,2,3; Annie Get Your 
Gun 1; GAA 1,2,3; Terrapin 3,4; Records Committee Chairman 4. 



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NADINE LOGUE HANSEN 
"Denus" 



"Oh Honestly!" 



Champaign Junior High School 1; Champaign Senior High School 2; 
GAA 3,4; Finance Committee 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4; Gargoyle 
4, Ad Manager 4; U 'n I Assistant Editor 4; The Curious Savage 4; 
Mrs. McThing 4. 




CHARLES F. HASSELL 
"Chuck" 




"Mrs. Aschner did, Miss Leppert did!" 



Champaign Junior High School 1; Champaign Senior High School 2; 
Scholarship Committee 4; NHRP 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; County Music 
Festival 2; Commencement Committee 4. 




VIRGINIA GRAHAM HA WORTH 
"Ginger" 



'Now listen." 



Student Council Assistant Secretary 1; Class Secretary 3; Chairman 
Milk Committee 2; Assembly Committee 3; Girls' Chorus S,l; Mixed 
Chorus 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; County Music Festival S,l; Inkle and 
Yarico 3; Gargoyle 4; \j *n I Typist 4, GAA S, 1,2,3, President 4; 
Orchesis Concert Manager 3; Down In The Valley 4; Brooklyn Baseball 
Cantata 4. 





LEONARD KEITH HAYS JR. 
"Keith" 



"Have you seen my Elf?" 



Champaign Junior High School 1; Tri-High Committee 4; Orchestra 2,3; 
Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys* Ensemble 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Yeomen of the 
Guard 2; Gondoliers 3; All-State Chorus 3,4; County Music Festival 
2,3,4; Inkle and Yarico 3; The Curious Savage 4; Mrs. McThing 4; 
Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Down In The Valley 4. 



JUDITH ANN HUNT 
"Judy" 



"Oh how perfectly splendid !" 



Student Council 3, Girls* Representative 3; Elections Committee 1,2,3, 
4, Chairman 4; Chairman Scholarship Committee 3; Girls' Chorus S,l; 
Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Gondoliers 3; County Music 
Festival 1,2; Dark of the Moon 2; Peer Gynt 2; Inkle and Yarico 3; 
Gargoyle 1,2,3,4; Unique 2; U 'n I, Editor 4; GAA S.1,2; Junior Red 
Cross 2; Commencement Committee 4; Down In The Valley 4; Brooklyn 
Baseball Cantata 4; Mrs. McThing 4; YCCI 4. 






ROBERT JONES 
"Bob" 

Basketball 2,4; Intramurals 4 



NANCY KELLY 
"Nancy" 



Elections Committee 4; Girls* Chorus S,l; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' 
Ensemble 3,4; Gondoliers 3; All-State Chorus 2,4; County Music 
Festival S, 1,2,3,4; Peer Gynt 2; Gargoyle 1.2,3,4; Unique 3; GAA S,l, 
2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Commencement Committee 4; Y. C.C.I. 4; Brooklyn 
Baseball Cantata 4; Down In The Valley 4. 




NANCY LORRAINE KIRK 
"Lorraine" 



"Gee whiz" 




"How insipid!" 



Girls' Chorus S,l; Mixed Chorus 3; Gargoyle S, 1,2,3; Unique 1,2; Year- 
book Photographer 4; Fencing S,l; GAA S,l,2; Orchesis4; Photo Club 4; 
Science Club 4. 



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LORNA MAE KLORFINE 
"Lorna" 



"He's real cute." 



Tri-High Committee 2,4, Chairman 4; Girls* Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 
2,3,4, Librarian 2,3; Girls* Ensemble 3,4; County Music Festival 1,2, 
3,4; Annie Get Your Gun 1; Unique 3; U 'n I, Ad Layout Manager 4; 
GAA S, 1,2,3,4, Sophomore Representative 2, Intramural Manager 3, 
Secretary 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head Cheerleader 4; Photo Club S.l, 
'2,3,4; Fencing 2,3; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Down In The Valley 4; 
Tri-High Stunt Show 4; Carnival Central Planning Committee 4. 











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"Nancy** 




4 it's between cello and piano.*' 



Cuyahoga Falls High School, Cuyhoga Falls, Ohio 1^,3; Orchestra 4; 
Mixed Chorus 4; Chairman Commencement Committee 4; Brooklyn 
Baseball Cantata 4; Down In The Valley 4. 



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SUANNA DOROTHY KUHN 
"Suzie" 






"Ohhhhh!" 



Boulder High School, Boulder, Colorado 4; Student Council 2; Girls' 
Chorus S,l; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Madrigals 3; 
Yeomen of the Guard 2; Gondoliers 3; County Music Festival S, 1,2,3,4; 
Annie Get Your Gun 1; Peer Gynt 2; Bernardine 3; Unique 2; GAA S,l, 
2,3; Orchesis 3,4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Down In The Valley 4; 
Mrs. McThing 4. 








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DAVID EDWARD LANTZ 
"Dave" 



"I worked like a bloody fiend." 



Student Council 1; Class Vice-President 1; Finance Committee 1,2; 
Policy Committee 3; Citizenship Committee 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, 
President 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys' Ensemble 3,4; Madrigals 2, 
3,4; Pirates of Penzance 1; Yeomen of the Guard 2; Gondoliers 3; All- 
State Orchestra 3; County Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Dark of the Moon 3; 
Inkle and Yarico 3; Gargoyle 1,2; U *n I Sports Editor 4; Track 1,2,3,4, 
Captain 4; Cross Country 4; U-Club 3,4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; 
Down In The Valley 4. 



MARIAN LONGACRE 
"Pete" 



Champaign Junior High School 1; Champaign Senior High School 2; 
Orchestra 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls* Ensemble 3,4; Madrigals 4; 
Gondoliers 3; County Music Festival 3,4; U *n I Art Editor 4; Terrapin 
3,4; Cheerleader 4; Down In The Valley 4. 





STUART HOWARD MANN 
"Stu" 



"Shoot" 



Class Treasurer 3; Coke, Candy, Store, and Lounge Committee S, 1,2,3, 
4, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Boys' Ensemble 4; Pirates of Penzance 1; 
The Curious Savage 4; Gargoyle 1,2; U'nl Business Manager 4; Foot- 
ball 1; Basketball 1; Track 3,4; Intramurals S, 1.2,3,4, Captain S; 
Baccalaureate Committee 4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Down In The 
Valley 4. 



CHARLES MORRELL MC ARTY 
"Mickey* ' 

Unique 2, Intramurals 4. 



"Keen!" 



HARRIET MC DANIEL 
"Harriet" 





KENT MC CONKEY 
"Kent" 



"How's my best gal?" 



Store Committee 1.2,3,4, Chairman 1,2, Co-Chairman 3,4; Lounge 
Committee 1,2,3,4; Candy-Coke Committee 4; NHRP 4; Tri-High Stunt 
Show 3,4. 



"Let me tell you what Billy did." 



Champaign Junior High School 1; Champaign Senior High School 2; 
Mixed Chorus 3; Tri-High Stunt Show. 






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WILLIAM CL 
"Bill" 



PLYMIRE 




"Hey, come on you guys." 



Student Council 2; Class President 2; Student Council Committee 2.3; 
Orchestra 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys* Ensemble 3,4; Gondoliers 3; 
County Music Festival 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Cross Country 
4; Tennis 2; U-Club 4; Tri-High Stunt Show 4; Brooklyn Baseball 
Cantata 4; Down In The Valley 4. 



JANE ELLEN PROSSER 
"Jane" 



"I have one at home." 



Citizenship Committee 4; AssemblyCommittee3;OrchestraS,3,4; Girls* 
Chorus S,l; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3; Yeomen of the Guard 
2; Gondoliers 3; All-State Chorus 3, County Music Festival S,l,2,3,4; 
Annie Get Your Gun 1; Gargoyle 3,4, Secretary 4; Unique 4; Terrapin 
3,4; Science Club 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; 
Down In The Valley 4. 





EVA SCHRODT 
"Eva" 



1 Well, I can't explain it, but 
you know what I mean." 



NANCY JANE SIMON 
"Si" 



"Oh don't be ridiculous!" 



Elections Committee 1; Policy Committee 3,4, Chairman 4; Girls* 
Chorus S,l; Mixed chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Gondoliers 3; 
County Music Festival S, 1,2,3,4; Unique 4; GAA S, 1,2,4; Terrapin 2, 
3,4; Science Club 3,4; Art Club 1. 





Saint Marys, Champaign, Illinois 1; SaS^dHeart Acadamy, Springfield, 
Illinois 2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Madrigals 4; Gon- 
doliers 3; County Music Festival 3,4; Unique 3; GAA 3,4; Cheerleader 4; 
Tri-High Stunt Show 4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Down In The Valley 

4. 



MARA TAUB 
"Mara" 



"Frankly? . . or Yes." 



Student Council S, Class Representative S; Chairman Scholarship Com- 
mittee 4; Co-Chairman Handbook Committee 3; Girls' Chorus S,l,2; 
County Music Festival 1; Annie Get Your Gun 1; Dark of the Moon 2; 
Gargoyle S.1,2; GAA S,l,2; U 'n I Calendar Editor 4; Orchesis S, 1,2,3,4, 
Secretary 3,4; Art Club 1; Chairman Will and Prophecy Committee 4; 
Mrs. McThing 4. 





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"Oh, let's just forget it!" 



leMOotmcil Executive Assistant 3; Bulletin Boards Committee 2; 
Girisj^ortis Hi; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; Madrigals 
oliers 3; County Music Festival S, 1,2,3,4; AnnieGet Your Gun 1; 
>eer Gynt 2; Gargoyle 3,4, Page Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Unique 2; U 'n 
I Literary Editor 4; GAA S,l,2,3; Orchesis 3,4; Carnival Central Plan- 
ning Committee 3,4; Baccalaureate Committee 4; Down In The Valley 4. 



RAYMOND DEAN WALLEN 
"Dean" 

Basketball 2,4; Cross Country 4; Track 2,3. 



"Real cool cat!" 



RICHARD DALE WARNER 
"Dick" 





"Let's have a drag race!" 



Wheaton College Academy, Wheaton, Illinois, 1; Wheaton Community 
High School 1; B|n Lipper High School, Ashville, North Carolina 2; 
Jaskejball 3,4;,cJ)»s Country 4; Track 4. 



JOYCE RUTH WEAVER 
"Joyce" 



"Guess What?" 



Champaign High School 1; Urbana High School 1; Girls' Chorus 2; Mixed 
Chorus 3; Assembly Committee 4. 



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PATRICIA LYNNE WEBB 
"Pat" 



'Well- 



Assembly Committee 4; NHRP 4; Orchestra S, 1,2,3. Gargoyle 3,4, 
Page-Editor 4; Yearbook 4; GAA S, 1,2,3,4, Intramural Manager 4; 
Orchesis 4; Fencing S,l,2. ^ 



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JANE MARIE HARMS 
"Jane" 



Is Miss Changnon here today?" 



Mahomet High school 1; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; County 
Miisic Festival 2. 



WILLIE MAE ISOLA NEWBILL 
"Isola" 



"And Clyde went 'Ka-Pow'." 
Girls* Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3; GAA 2; NHRP 4. 



KATE MC DONALD SHATTUCK 
"Katie" 

Student Council 3, Girl's Representative 3; Tri-Hi Committee S ; 
Assembly Committee S; Girls' 'Chorus S,l; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' 
Ensemble 3,4; Pirates of Penzance 1; County Music Festival S, 1,2,3,4; 
Dark of the Moon 2; Peer Gynt 2; The Curious Savage 4; GAA S, 1,2,3; 
Orchesis 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Terrapin S, 1,2,3,4, Veep 3, 
President 4; Brooklyn Baseball Cantata 4; Down In The Valley 4; Mrs. 




McThing 4. 



MARGARET MAR' 
"Muggsy" 



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Champaign High School 1; St. Mary^s Academy, Alexandria, Virginia 2,3; 
Bulletin Boards Committee 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' 
Ensemble 4; Orchesis 4. 



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Joe Harris 
Stella Mor 



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Ken Laitinen 
Kevin McCrimmon 
Frank Miles 
Mike Morrell 



Linda Mowrer 
Richard Newmark 
Dave Norton 
Norm Paul 



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Steve Poulos 
Marc Rhodes 
Steve Sanderson 
Susan Schnabel 



Mary Lou Scott 
Sally Stearns 
Dan Yohe 





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Vice-President Stu Cohn 

Secretary Barbara Hutchins 

Treasurer Fred Burgomaster 

Student Council . . . .Jim Buckley 
Marcia Kaplan 

Class Sponsor .... Eugene Nichols 




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Newell Acord 
Bill Bardeen 



Pete Carlston 
Mary Lou Caughron 
Jim Chappel 



John Clayton 
Marti Cleary 
Joanne Couch 
Bruce Creamer 






Annamary Hays 
Joan King 
Gene Lewis 
Gladys Mor 
Martha Vestling 



Mike Day 
Cam Dobbins 
Jim Dobbins 
Mike Hoyman 



Jim Jackobs 
Tom Johnson 
Virginia Lennox 
Judy Levin 



Marc i a Murphy 
Dick Osborn 
Dave Rawcliffe 
Jim Rogers 



Judi Shattuck 
Charlotte Tate 
Jonny Von Foerster 
Tommy Von Foersti 



George Will 
Walfredo Yrady 





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President Joe Miles 

Vice-President .... Jim Hendrick 
Secretary .... Susanne Philippson 

Treasurer Mike Kirtley 

Student Council Nini Taub 

Willard Spiegelman 

Sponsor Mr. Brown 



Linn Baumgardner 



Tony Carter 
Clara Derber 



Steve Doob 
Ford Doolittle 
Amaryllis Fletcher 




Celeste Forsythe 
Bill Hays 
Mary Heller 
Evaline Heinrichs 



Julie Johnson 
Jack Kelley 
Caroline Lanham 
Benny Laws 



Suzie Levin 
Dave McLane 
Linda Newmark 
Phil Norton 



Tom Osborn 
Tom Read 
Lucy Reeves 
John Scott 



Jack Seitz 
Ann Shipley 
Bruce Schurtz 
Bob Smith 




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Alice Tweedie 



Terry Smith 
Judy Stout 
Dave Trebilcock 
Andy Von Foerster 



Betty White 
Shelby Williams 
Bess Winakor 
David Woodruff 




Ground breaking of Uni High, Spring 1917. 




SUB FRESHMEN 



FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dick Laitinen, Kay Kar raker, Judy Mann, Susan Day, Linda 
Lantz, Janet Fairbanks, Jerry Meier„Dotty Dietz. 

MIDDLE: Nancy Lavatelli, Sharon Webb, Christina Vestling, Judy Buddemeier, Myla 
Archer, John Schacht, Ambrose Richardson, Tom Bestor. 

BACK: Mike Sites, Cathy Sterret, Jackie Yates, David Williams, Bill Stoltey, Laurie 
Parker, Larry Morrell, Billy Martin. 




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ACTIVITIES 




UNI STAFF 



Editor Judith Hunt 

Assistant Editor Nadine Hansen 

Business Manager Stuart Mann 

Assistant Business Manager Laurie McClure 

Photography Editor Lorraine Kirk 

Literary Editor Polly Viens 

Art Editor Pete Longacre 

Sports Editor . David Lantz 

Co -Ad Manager Katy Almy 

Co -Ad Manager , Emily Fessler 

Ad Layout Editor Lorna Klorfine 

Calendar Editor Mara Taub 

Typist Ginger Haworth 

Typist Pat Webb 

Typist Sarah Whiting 

Sponsor Mrs. Connors 




STUDENT COUNCIL 



The 1955-1956 Student Council was under the leadership of Laurie McClure, President; Bob 
Parker, Vice-President; Ann Cleary, Secretary; RikFjelde, Treasurer; and Miss Leppert, Sponsor. 

Council instituted many new things this year; it made the purchase of activity tickets mandatory, 
instituted an honor study hall, joined the community in helping furnish recreational facilities for 
the Youth Home, purchased a juke box, starxed a new program of student orientation, joined the 
District of Association of Student Councils r and was honored by having one of its members --Bob 
Parker- -elected treasurer of that organization. In October, the students and faculty joined forces 
to present Uni High's most financially successful carnival. 

Student Council committees also improved and increased their services to the school. In all. 
Student Council successfully fulfilled its purpose as the primary governing body of the school. 




GARGOYLE 

GARGOYLE, the school's weekly newspaper, was written, edited, and produced by a student staff 
of 30 members. Organization and assignment meetings were held Wednesday noon, and the staff met 
Monday night to put the paper together. 

The paper was dittoed, with the exception of quarterly printed issues. 

The officers of the 1955-56 GARGOYLE staff were: 

Co-editors Jim Bardeen, Polly Viens 

Advertising manager Nadine Hansen 

Business manager Richard Newmark 

Secretary Jane Prosser 

Production manager Mary Lou Caughron 

Page editors Pat Webb 

Marcia Kaplan 

Virginia Garrett 

Patty Hagan 

Faculty sponsor Charles P. Martin 



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G.A.A. COUNCIL 



The Girls' Athletic Association, designed to promote interest and participation in girls' sports, grew 
in size and enthusiasm this year. 

The Intramural program was far more successful than usual, with archery, tennis, basketball, vol- 
leyball, and softball the featured activites. 

The vice-versa "Star Dance" was one of the best ever sponsored by G. A. A. 

The officers of the 1955-56 G.A.A. Council were: 

Faculty sponsor Miss Marjorie Souder 

President . Virginia Haworth 

Vice-president Katy Almy 

Secretary Lorna Klorfine 

Treasurer Nancy Kelly 

Intramural manager Pat Webb 

Sophomore representative Mary Lou Caughron 

Freshman representative Carolyn Lanham 

Sub representative Judy Mann 







ORCHESIS 



This year, Orchesis, under the talented supervision of Mrs. Geulah Abrahams, 
enlarged its membership and greatly increased its activities. Members were re- 
quired to attend Monday meetings, and on Tuesdays workshops were held. In ad- 
dition to two workshops, several members of Orchesis choreographed group dances. 
A member -at -large was elected each month to represent the general membership 
of Orchesis at the board meetings. 



MEMBERS: 

Katy Almy 

Marian Baker 

David Broadbent 

Judy Buddemeier 

Jean Carter 

Susan Day 

Linda Dehner 

Roland Dekker Van Gyle 

Clara Gail Derber 

Diane Findley 

Amaryillis Fletcher 

Mary Heller 

Juliet Johnson 

Kay Karraker 

Lorraine Kirk 

Caroline Lanham 

Linda Lantz 

Nancy Lavatelli 

Judy Mann 

Linda Newmark 

Frank Reeves 

Lucy Reeves 

Kate Shattuck 

Kathy Sterrett 

Charlotte Tate 

Mara Taub 

Nini Taub 

Christina Vestling 

Polly Veins 

Andy Von Foerster 

Tommy Von Foerster 

Jonny Von Foerster 

Pat Webb 

Sharon Webb 

Bess Winakor 



The officers of the 1955-56 Orchesis Board were: 

President Jean Carter 

Secretary Mara Taub 

Treasurer Katy Almy 

Wardrobe Chairman Nadine Taub 



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FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Patty Hagan, Emil de Antonio, Richard Newmark, Lindsay Black, 
Mr. Loren Grissom. SECOND ROW: Marian Baker, Mary Heller, Linda Newmark, Juliet John- 
son, Nini Taub, Jane Prosser, Nancy Simon, Lorraine Kirk. THIRD ROW: Birdie Anderson, Sue 
Colwell, Ginger Garrett, Dan Yohe. FOURTH ROW: David Norton, Dick Osborn, Grant Fairbanks, 
Kevin McKrimmon, Ken Laitinen. 



UNIQUE 



Editor Emil de Antonio 

Assistant Editor Richard Newmark 

Production Manager Ken Laitinen 

Secretary Patty Hagan 

Treasurer Lindsay Black 

Faculty Sponsor ...*.-. Loren Grissom 



Unique, which was revived this year after a year's absence due to lack of interest, is the 
school's literary magazine. It is written and edited by students and is put out when there is suf- 
ficient material to merit doing so. The Unique staff put out four issues this year which included 
many original and unusual stories written by students of the various English classes. Unique 
was very well received this year and it is hoped that the magazine will continue to be a fruitful 
outlet for Uni High's talented writers. 




LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorraine Kirk, Sarah Whiting, Jack Seitz, Jim Bardeen, Marc Rhodes, Pete Carlston, 
Richard Newmark, Nancy Simon, Jane Prosser, Emil de Antonio, David Woodruff, Mr. Roger Brown, 
Steve Doob. 



SCIENCE CLUBS 



Science Club was one of Uni High's new clubs, and one of the most active. Its purpose was to 
stimulate interest in science among Uni High students. 



Each student was responsible for preparing a program for one of the Tuesday noon meetings. Two 
of the most interesting programs during the year were a field trip to visit ILLIAC and a talk by Mr. John 
Bardeen on transistors. Jim Bardeen was president and Nancy Simon was secretary. 



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TERRAPIN 
Sue Colwell 
Ellen Hamp 
Pete Longacre 
Laurie McClure 
Marcia Murphy 
Mary Murphy 
Judy Shattuck 
Kate Shattuck 
Ann Shipley 
Nancy Simon 
Sally Stearns 

PLEDGES 
Roberta Anderson 
Marian Baker 
Linn Baumgardner 
Linda Dehner 
Amaryllis Fletcher 
Virginia Garrett 
Pat Hagan 
Julie Johnson 
Nancy Lavetelli 
Virginia Lennox 
Judy Levin 
Susie Levin 
Jane Prosser 

JUNIOR TERRAPIN 
Susan Day 
Dotty Dietz 
Janet Fairbanks 
Kay Karraker 
Caroline Lanham 
Nini Taub 
Sharon Webb 
Bess Winakor 
Jackie Yates 



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and Junior Terrapin, boasted a total mem 
girls. The officers were: Kate Shattuck, President; Lau 
Vice-President and Treasurer; Nancy Simon, Secretary; \ 
Pledges Representative; Janet Fairbanks, Junior T 
sentative. Miss Souder sponsored the groups. "Time's S 
Water," the annual show, was accompanied by songs 
Broadway musicals. GAA helped with the production by t 
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GUESTS 

Hannibal Leonard Hays 

Jeff David Broadbent 

Fairy May Kate Shattuck 

Mrs. Paddy Mary Lou Coughron 

Florence Susan Schnable 

FAMILY 

Titus Emil de Antonio 

Samuel Kenneth Laitinen 

Lilly Belle Marcia Kaplan 

Mrs. Savage Nadine Hansen 

STAFF 

Dr. Emmett Stu Mann 

Miss Willie Susan Levin 

SPECIAL EFFECTS 

Violinist Frank Reeves 

John Thomas Alan Broadbent 



THE 



CURIOUS 
SAVAGE 



On December 11 and December 12 the University High School 
Players put on a production of THE CURIOUS SAVAGE, a 
comedy by John Patrick. It is the story of an eccentric mil- 
lionairess who is placed in a rest home by her children as a 
part of their effort to get her money. The plot develops 
around her visit in the rest home and her relationships with 
the other guests and with her children. 




MUSIC 



Uni High School's Music Department included Madrigals, Boys' Ensembles, Girls' Ensemble, 
and Mixed Chorus directed by Helmut Sienknecht, and Girls' Chorus and Orchestra directed by 
Richard Schwalbe. 

MADRIGALS, the most select singing group, which is composed of ten members, performed in the 
Christmas Concert and presented concerts locally and out-of-town. Madrigals has added several 
numbers not usually included in the traditional 16th century music. BOYS ENSEMBLE AND 
GIRLS' ENSEMBLE were for Junior and Senior students. MIXED CHORUS, made up of 60 mem- 
bers, presented a Christmas Cantata and took part in the local Musical Festival in May. GIRLS' 
CHORUS was composed of 20 underclass girls. ORCHESTRA, with its 35 instrumentalists, per- 
formed in the Christmas Concert and presented its Annual Spring Concert. 




Robert Parker, Polly Viens, Marti Cleary, Ruth Ann Stephens, Marian Longacre, Ann Cleary, 
Leonard Hays, David Lantz. ABSENT: Sally Stearns, Frank Reeves. 



MADRIGALS 




GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 



FIRST ROW: 
Linda Mowrer 
Eva Schrodt 
Renee Greenman 
Linda Dehner 
Kate Shattuck 
Emily Fessler 
Ruth Stephens 
Nancy Kelly 
SECOND ROW: 
Sally Stearns 
Patty Hagan 
Roberta Anderson 
Sue Colwell 
Virginia Garett 
Marian Baker 
Judy Hunt 
Virginia Haworth 
Nancy Simon 
Susan Schnabel 
Margaret Sherwin 
Pete Longacre 
ABSENT: 
Katy Almy 
Lorna K lor fine 
Polly Viens 



FIRST ROW: 
Leonard Hays 
Dave Broadbent 
John Williams 
Dave Hulett 
Dave Lantz 
SECOND ROW: 
R. Dekker Van Gyhl 
Ronnie Link 
Bill Plymire 
Dan Yohe 
Bob Parker 
Stu Mann 
Jim Bardeen 
Rik Fjelde 
Steve Poulos 
Frank Reeves 
Mr. Sienknecht 




BOYS' ENSEMBLE 



FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Virginia Haworth, Pete Longacre, Jane Harms, Patty Hagan, Sarah 
Whiting, Laurie McClure, Marian Baker, Birdie Anderson, Ginger Garrett, Ruth Stephens, Nancy 
Kelly, Ann Cleary. SECOND*ROW: Lorna Klorfine, Linda Mowrer, Jane Green, Nancy Simon, 
Nancy Knosher, Judy Hunt, Jean Carter, Marti Cleary, Suzie Kuhn, Linda Dehner, Susan Schnabel, 
Linda Lantz, Sue Colwell, Muggsy Sherwin, Emily Fessler. THIRD ROW: Bill Hays, Terry Smith, 
Phil Norton, Stu Cohn, Dan Yohe, Bob Parker, Dave Broadbent, David Woodruff, Bob Smith. 
FOURTH ROW: Keith Hays, Walfrado Yrady, Rik Fjelde, Dave Lantz, John Williams, Eddie Het- 
tinger, Pete Carlston, FredBrightbill, Ronnie Link, DaveHulett, Jim Buckley, Bill Plymire, George 
Will, Mr. Sienknecht. 



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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joanne Couch, Virginia Lennox, Jackie Yates, Mary Heller, 
Linda Newmark, Alice Tweedie, Cathie Sterrett, Sharon Webb, Judy Buddemeier. SECOND 
ROW: Janet Fairbanks, Christina Vestling, Judy Mann, Annamary Hays, Clara Gail 
Derber, Judy Stout, Linn Baumgardner, Lucy Reeves, Judy Shattuck, Evaline Heinrichs, 
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CLOCKWISE, From Bottom: Marcia Kaplan, Pete Longacre, Sally Stearns, Lorna Klor- 
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FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bob Parker, Leonard Hays, John Buley, Dan Yohe, Bill 
Plymire. 

BACK ROW: Lindsey Black, Dave Lantz, Ronnie Link, Fred Brightbill, John Williams, 
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U-Club, Uni High's lettermen's organization, was very active this 
year. The boys sold popcorn, took tickets and ushered at basketball 
games. U-Club was the sponsor of a very successful dance in October, 
titled, "Strains and Sprains." 



The new U-Club initiates were Lindsey Black, Leonard Hays, Dave 
Lantz, Bill Plymire, Dean Wallen, and Dan Yohe. 




FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bill Plymire, John Williams, Dave Lantz, Jim Bardeen. SECOND 
ROW: Newell Acord, Dick Warner, Dean Wallen, Coach Wells. 



CROSS COUNTRY 



Cross Country, the fall sports event, is Uni High's newest sport. This is its second year. A Cross 
Country race lasts for two miles and is run on almost any kind of course. Due to the length and 
location of the course, Cross Country racing is seldom considered a spectator sport. 





TREMONT 


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JUNIOR VARSITY 



The Junior Varsity had a better year this year than did the varsity, 
with ten wins and six losses. Their best score was an easy 67-19 
against Ogden, followed by a 63-29 against Potomac. This fine showing 
under the coaching of Coach Richard Schnell should put next year's 
varsity near the top. 






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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bill Plymire, John Williams, Dave Lantz, Jim Bardeen. SECOND 
ROW: Newell Acord, Dick Warner, Dean Wallen, Coach Wells. 



BASKETBALL VABSITY 












The "Buckeyes" had an "off year this year. Their only win was their first bout with Ogden, 
44 to 41. The team always gave the spectators an excellent show of ball-handling, but this was not 
enough to off- set its lack of shooting ability. 

Jim Buckley and Steve Poulos were added to the varsity from the reserves to add more shooting 
power, and Grant Fairbanks and John Buley were traded to the reserves so that they could get 
some more experience. The loss of six senior varsity members will cut a large hole in next 
year's team, but thanks to an active bench this year and a good reserve team this year, Uni High 
should have a good team next year. 

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SEPTEMBER 

7. Again Uni's rooms and corriders are filled with the happy voices of young people 
eager to fill their minds with knowledge- -and we have to be here ten minutes earlier 
--at 8:00 A.M.. yet!! 

8. Orientation assembly- -all students old and new alike crowded into the gym to have 
a bird's-eye view of all the extra-curricular activities. We hope some --such as 
Terrapin in bubble hats --were exaggerated. 

9. This Howdy Hop was characterized firstly by its fabulous organization, (by the Seniors) 
and secondly by its equally fabulous decoration (by the Seniors). Very interesting 
games were played- -one seemed to consist mostly of wrenching stockings and other 
apparel off unwilling participants. A truly edifying event I 

12. Due to something teachers prefer to call a "meeting" they gave us the morning off. 
We hope they didn't suffer extensively by having to meet during our vacation. 

14. G.A.A. can't say it wasn't warned. G.A.A.held its annual picnic--in the gym, because 
it was raining. Rain at a G.A.A. picnic- -according to G.A.A. officers—has happened 
only once a year (every year) in the past. 

15. Carnival Assembly! Along with being introduced to what the Carnival is (the theme 
this year: Roaring Twenties) we learned that Mr. Proff is a frustrated Groucbo Marx 
and Mr. Allen a frustrated ring-toss target. 

15-16. A whoppin attendance of 30-plus heraldedtheOrchesis Workshop. It looks now 
as if Orchesis will be of respectable size this year --big enough to be seen. 

17. Some lucky, lucky people saw "Yeomen of the Guard" in Chicago toaay. But, (?!), 
they couldn't remember the performance- -their only comment, "Ask 'Pete* and 
Dave what we sang on the way home. 

26-30. This is the paradoxical week when people kill themselves working, and get out 
of class for doing so! ! Unfortunately it is only for money- -not in the quest of 
knowledge. In other words: Carnival week is here! ! Calloo-callay! ! 





27-28. Our first two cross-country meets--with Tremont and Bismark. 
both. Is it worth mentioning that we compiled the highest score? 



We lost them 



28-29. With the "Curious Savage" announced as the fall play it is now time for tryouts. 
Mr. Rahlf says it only takes 27 days to produce a play. Good luck! 

OCTOBER 

1. One wild night of revelry I The Carnival!! Expanded to the great outdoors to in- 
clude "dunking" and also, due to more complete publicity than ever before, there 
was a large crowd-- including unfortunately, some "young people with misdirected 
energies." In spite of this handicap: A FINAL PROFIT OF $615.84. 

4. We could have told Mr. Rahlf which of us should be admitted to the 'home' in the fall 
play "The Curious Savage." However he chose to find out his own way and announced 
the cast today- -Nadine Hansen is the principal occupant. Congratulations? Nadine. 

11,19,21. Uni High went down three in a row in cross-country, twice to Mattoon and once 
to Tremont. There is dancing and singing somewhere, it just isnlt here. 

19. For once it was sunny for a field trip- -all the Biology students rejoiced and went 
carousing off to Kickapoo to gather insects. They came home loaded with frogs, 
turtles, fish, worms and two snakes. 

20. The juniors played the seniors a football game. The juniors lost, naturally. Although 
less skilled players they claim they lost because of an excessively large penalty due 
to their "language." Moral: Virtue is its own reward. 

21,22. These days Gargoyle and the great and glorious Yearbook staff members (of the 
one you now see before you) have a distinct advantage. They flashed little cards and 
zoomed off--ostensibily to an ISHSPA meeting. Hmph? 

22. Really now lettermen, isn't it too much- -red and white crepe paper for blood and 
bandages --and at a dance, too? Fortunately many managed to forget this and had a 
good time at "Strains and Sprains"--the above alluded to annual U -CLUB DANCE. 








25. Underclassmen elections have been announced; after a slight delay of two weeks. 
It was reported that the Freshmen got so enthusiastic about campaigning that they 
gave a campaigning party--using gas station banners from last 4th of July. 

28. An assembly today featured a showing of a film made from the ALMANAC OF 
LIBERTY, by Chief Justice Stephen O. Douglas. The whole plot was held up because 
of some clock-hands that stopped at 10:23 A.M. The Seniors spent many hours in 
follow-up discussions on this movie. 

NOVEMBER 

1. Everyone (that is a few of the more enthusiastic cast members and Mr. Rahlf) has 
been busily working on the technical aspects of "The Curious Savage. " Their biggest 
problem is how to acquire a brown suit, a blue suit and a grey suit. 

3. Well, first they called it wet grounds, and then they called it obscene language and 
then they called it 6-0, and then the faculty said they won the annual Faculty-Senior 
football game. 

4. The Seniors had a class meeting in which the surprising question of whether or not the 
Seniors should have a Baccalaureate was brought up. After hot debate with "tradition" 
against "principle," tradition won. 

11. Teachers have convinced themselves to the point where they will not consider bribes-- 
and consequently put nasty half-truths on yellow papers, called the "progress" re- 
ports and are handing them out ! ! 

11,12. Both performances of "The Curious Savage" went off delightfully. The audience 
was small but extremely appreciative. There was a regrettable tendency to think of 
many characters as type-cast. 

14. A big day for any old-timeUni High student. Our former dearly beloved dance teacher, 
Mim Rosen, reappeared with a dance trio from Washington, D.C. The house was full 
for the performance; all her friends, and with good reason, thought she was wonderful. 



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15. Tonight Junior and Senior parents go toaP.T.A. meeting to hear how their off-spring 
can get into college. Unfortunately they leave unsolved the vital problems of scholastic 
standing and ready cash. 

19 Today, as has been planned for months, was the Tri-High Dance. Many went, reassur- 
ing themselves that they were really "Queen For a Knight." What disturbed us was 
the size of the gym--it was big enough for at least REAL locker rooms. 

23-27. We started off Thanksgiving vacation with a bang- by losing our first basketball 
game to Mahomet. Today was also the deadline for the Seniors' English research 
papers. Immediately after handing them in the Seniors pronounced themselves com- 
pletely recovered from the strain of the mental exertions and in shape to go right 
home and SLEEP ! ! 



DECEMBER 

2,3. We are said to have given A.B.L. a scare during tonight's basketball game. Being 
kind-hearted souls we let them have the happy ending, and lost: 72-58. It was much 
the same with Homer the next day, although the score was different: 66-38. 

9. Today eight Uni High students went to a Young Citizens of Central Illinois conference 

* in Decatur and "Unique" had a re-organizational meeting at which Emil de Antonio 

was elected editor. There was some doubt as to which event was the most important. 

10. Really out-distanced this time- -Uni lost to Potomac, 96 to 38. C'mon fellows, hit 
it again- -harder, harder!! 

11 Instead of merely songs, this year the Christmas Concert included orchestral numbers, 
' Madrigals' singing and a cantata sung by Mixed Chorus. Ver-r-r-y interesting. 

13. Littered all over are signs imploring us to Keep Our School Clean. One really doesn't 
know which to do first: distribute wastebaskets or tear down the signs. 




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14. The Progress Report Committee reports that they are Doing Something about the 
unimformative and generally ambiguous state of progress reports. What they are 
doing is unknown (though there are rumors about Grades every quarter.) 

19. Now that the French classes --joined for the first time by the German classes and 
sundry other individuals -have gone caroling, the Christmas Season is official. 

20. Not only was today the last day of school before vacation-complete with a Surprize 
assembly and refreshments, and the day the first printed GARGOYLE came out (two 
months late), but today was also the day the Juniors held the Christmas Dance. The 
electric eye doors at the far end of the Club Commons were once again widely used 
and a good time was had by all. 

23. Shades of last year's operetta ! This time when GONDOLIERS was put on there were 
slight changes. The largest was that from gondolas to bicycles as a means of trans- 
portation. This final touch to an evening of great hilarity was thought by many to be 
a great improvement. 

25. Today is the day most of us got up earlier than we normally do- -but had, we hope, 
good reason. In other words: a Tremendously Merry Christmas to aU. 

JANUARY 




3. All good things come to an end. Back in school after vacation we are all trying to 
convince our teachers, and they us, that we all find it bearable to be in each others 
company again. 

6. To rub off the last bit of holiday cheer left Uni was defeated by Bellflower. 63-56. 
Isn't this going too far ? 

9. They have really made good their word!— yes, UNIQUES are out! ! There was some 
mumbling among the staff: "How soon will it be discovered that the Freshmen are 
what kept this issue alive?" They want more contributions ! ! ! 



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14. After much stewing, the Tri-High stunt show was put on tonight. We all thought 
"Billie" Plymire was a darling. 

17. Those mesmerized people you see waving their arms to music and walking in for- 
mation after school are merely the first mild signs that the Terrapin show is in 
Rehearsal and will soon be Presented. 

21,28. The time when Uni really needs martyrs- -to stand out in the cold and beg for 
dimes (the March, of course). Unfortunately the organization allows no rake-off 
whatsoever. 

24,25,26. Amazing the number of long faces in the library giving themselves a grey pall 
over IT. (exams). After it was over, and everyone managed to stagger through alive, 
the Seniors gave an all-school party. The theme alone: Bring Your Own Decorations 
(i.e, a sign reading Ali Baba's Cave and thirty undecorated Christmas trees, etc., 
etc.) assured success. 

27. We won We won We won !!!!!!! That is A Basketball Game!!!!!!! With Ogden, 44-41!!!!!! 
Yah, hurrah!!!!!!! 

31. Our new choral director, Mr. Sienknecht, has a truly inventive mind. This year, 
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We, the class of 1956 leave 



To the class of '57 our exalted position of seniority 
To the class of '58 our abilities in the fine arts 
To the class of '59 our enviable qualities of leadership 
To the class of *60 our boundless sophistication 

Peggie Alexander, whould leave Uni High boys- -if only there were any. 

Katy Almy, leave the notes on my locker to anyone with strength enough to pull them off. 

Jim Bardeen, leave the Physics lab to Mr. Renner in the hope that he might follow in 

my footsteps. 

Fred Brightbill, leave. I'm tired of waiting. 

Dave Broadbent, leave my bright red hat to "Lights and Loudspeakers." 

Jean Carter, leave my ability to translate everything into dance to Miss Changnon to 

translate back into French. 

Ann Cleary, leave for a girls school- -I have decided to defeat the purpose of life. 
, Carol Cope, leave my preference for "civics" to Mr. Brown. 
, Linda Dehner, leave my way with fellows to Linda Lantz. 
, Roland Dekker Van Ghyl, leave my alarm clock to David Norton so he will grow up to 

be just like me. 
, Emily Fessler, leave--and take Keith with me. 
, Rik Fjelde, leave my car sitting in the street in front of school. 
, Kathy Garman, leave Uni High's Horse Heritage to Norm Paul. 
, Jane Green, reluctantly leave my box of kleenex to Dan Yohe. 
, Renee Greenman, leave my furs to some poor fur -less creature. 
, Ellen Hamp, leave my frequent trips to Michigan to Emil de Antonio so he'll have some 

other place to go. 
, Nadine Hansen, leave my "Oh, Must we" to all Uni High first year teachers. 
, Jane Harms, leave my "afternoon job" to all half-time teachers. 
, Charles Hassel, leave my unique place in civics class to Fred Burgomaster. 
, Virginia Haworth, leave my torn gym shirt to Judy Levin. 
, Leonard Hays, leave my powerful command of language to Tom Read. 
, Judy Hunt, leave my enormous vocabulary to Sally Stearns for use in Latin IV. 
, Bob Jones, leave ALL the girls --gladly!! 
, Nancy Kelly, leave my quiet mannerisms to Tony Carter. 

, Lorraine Kirk, leave my car, with love, to any future gangs who may need trans- 
portation. 
, Lorna Klorfine, leave the cheerleaders --after four years --no wins. 
, Nancy Knosher, leave my musical ability to future freshman boys music appreciation 

classes. 
, Suzie Kuhn, have just come back. I don't want to leave! 
, Dave Lantz, leave my enthusiasm for sports to Mr. Sienknecht. 
, "Pete" Longacre, leave my bicycle to anyone who will ride as much as I have. 
, Stu Mann, leave Uni High girls for the birds. 
, Mickey McArty, leave my favorite murder mystery to Mike Day. 
, Laurie McClure, leave my ticket stub from Oberlin College. 

, Kent McConkey, leave my referee's whistle to Mike Morrell so that he may carry on. 
, Harriet McDaniel, leave my giggle to Miss Keenan. 
, Isola Newbill, leave my volleyball serves to the basketball team. 
, Bill Phymire, leave, --PLUNK! 
, Jane Prosser, leave my memories of Cape Cawd to anyone who has never been out of 

the state of Illinois. 
, Frank Reeves, leave my flexible class schedule to Ken Laitnen--since he really doesn't 

need it. 
, Eva Schrodt, leave to take care of the most wonderful child in the world--my own. 
, Kate Shattuck, finally, finally, leave, leave, leave! ! ! 
, Muggsy Sherwin, leave my natural lettering ability to the poor overworked Bulletin 

Board committees. 
I, Nancy Simon, leave my virtues to the select few who will want them. 



I, Ruth Stephens, leave the combination of Madrigals and Cheerleading to anyone foolish 

enough to take it. 
I, Mara Taub, leave Baccalaureate, and all that goes with it--long may it flourish. 
I, Polly Viens, leave my knowledge of Gargoyle "scoops" to the second floor telephone. 
I, Dean Wallen, leave my slabs of limestone and trips to the Sangamon to any Biology 

student that is desperate for specimens. 
I, Dick Warner, leave my collection of cuff-links, tie clasps, studs and miscellaneous 

collar -buttons to Bill Hays. 
-I, Joyce Weaver, leave my soliciting job for Al Daniels studio to any future salesmen. 
I, Pat Webb, leave my deceptively silent smile to any argument--for a dollar an hour. 
I, Sarah Whiting, leave my German student teaching to the German teachers. 



CLASS PROPHECY 

Peggie Alexander has been instrumental in regaining the independence of Texas. 

Katy Almy has decided to change her middle name- -she can't decide between Faith, Hope 

and Charity. 
Jim Bardeen is doing an icebox commercial on television. 
Fred Brightbill has become a great-grandmother thanks to 57 li'l white mice. 
David Broad bent is teaching Danny Kaye double talk. 
Jean Carter has just married a Zulu chief. 

Ann Cleary has just become the first president of the world government. 
Carol Cope has become the 1,442,000,002 full-fledged anesthetist in Pago-Pago. 
Linda Dehner is still trying to decide when to wear which ring. 
Roland Dekker Van Ghyl is now forging notes for students late to first hour Physics 

classes. 
Emily Fessler is head of theSocietyfor the Prevention of Cruelty to Republicans. 
Rik Fjelde has become a Father to nuns and a brother to all. 
Kathy Garman has just conquered her heart's desire--the world's champion bull, Rufus 

the X I V. 
Jane Green has succeeded Miss Leppert as the most active woman in Illinois. 
Renee Greenman has become one-half of a fur business --she wears them. 
Ellen Hamp is modeling frat pins for Mademoiselle. 
Nadine Hansen has been gaining fame for some years now with her Miss Hart column 

in the Christen Science Monitor. 
Jane Harms is a clothes designer--she designs children's training pants. 
Charles Hassell is lucky- -he just had kittens. 

Virginia Haworth is a bum. She lives on olive oil and pumpernickel. 
Leonard Hays is the first tenor floor scrubber the senate has ever had. 
Judy Hunt has left our midst--she's become a normal American girl. 
Bob Jones is a construction engineer. He constructs cuspidors. 
Nancy Kelly has changed her name to Grace and has just married the prince of Lichten- 

stein. 
Lorraine Kirk is with us no longer. She was finally burnt to a little black cinder by her 

sun lamp. 
Lorna Klorfine has become a chain-store operator of bowling pins--she has just negotiated 

for her seventeenth bowling pin. 
Nancy Knosher is lighting candles for Liberace's grandson. 
Suanna Kuhn has finally made a memory- -she has built an addition to Uni High. 
Dave Lantz, now in the hairdressing business, has unwittingly started a fad for home 

hair cuts. 
"Pete" Longacre has taken Christian Dior's place with her new Q look. 
Stu Mann is an umpire for the New York Yankees. He's getting his revenge. 



Mickey McArty has finally thrown himself out of joint after a wrestling match with a 

volleyball. 
Laurie McClure is "Pooshing Paddles" for Bannister. 
Kent McConkey has converted Russia with his folk songs. 
Harriet McDaniel is the star attraction in Radio City Music Hall--in her role as "the 

mighty oak." 
Isola Newbill has opened a day nursery for ducks. 
Bill Plymire has been spending the last ten years in Joliet for having a few too many 

wives. 
Jane Prosser is playing Froggy the Gremlin on the Smiling Ed show. 
Frank Reeves is a fence --dealing especially in jewelry and rings. 
Eva Schrodt has become a billboard keeper. 
Kate Shattuck is head librarian at the British Museum. 
Muggsy Sherwin has become the first all- day commuter. By the time she gets into town 

from her 200 mile distant farm, it is time for her to turn around and go back. 
Nancy Simon has married a millionaire and is doing nothing. 
Ruth Ann Stephens has just been promoted to head orderly in the Chanute Hospital. 
Mara Taub has just resigned from the human race. 
Polly Viens has just been accepted by the Met. as a bass. 
Dean Wallen has finally gotten away. 

Dick Warner triumphantly announces the acquisition of his first automobile. 
Joyce Weaver has just opened a saloon. 
Pat Webb hasn't told anyone what she has been doing for the last twenty years- so we just 

don't know. 
Sarah Whiting has founded a new charity organization for herself. She is acting president 

and membership. 



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