VOL. V, NO. 10

"This week our hidden cameras travel to the bustling little suburb of Des Plaines, Illinois. What have our cameras been observing? Why that lovely little blonde senior, Karen Struebing. Let's pick up her conversation with Alan Bunt."

"Congratulations on being crowned 'Miss Bubble Bath of 1964!"

"Thank you. This is really a great honor. I don't know what to say."

"Do you accredit your magnificent accomplishment of making the A‑honor roll to our pepto products?"

"Well, I ah . . ."

Pepto Keeps Her Peppy

"And we understand that Pepto has kept you peppy. Isn't it true that you've participated in V‑Show for three years, you're a member of Aquiana Club, a new member of Brotherhood Society, a Sunday School teacher at Grace Lutheran Church in Prospect Heights, a swimming and pom pom instructor for the park district, and captain of the Maine West Pom Pom Squad?"

"Yes, that's true."

"And among your accomplishments you were a 4‑H finalist for the Cook County Dress Review, of which you exhibited your dress for achievement day, and you also were a finalist for the Lady of the Elks Nursing Scholarship, and you modeled for Bonwit Teller's, and also spent a year on the Carson Pirie Scott Fashion Board."

"That's right."

"Also we happen to know that you enjoy knitting and just about all sports. You're a nut on ice skating in the winter and waiter skiing in the summer. We know, too, that you're often seen around with a basketball player named, ah, Gabby."

"Oh, I can explain that . . ."

"And you adore lobster, Italian sausage, and kiddie cocktails. . .? It seems you order these cocktails just for the maraschino cherries? We know that you plan on becoming a nurse and will study at Illinois Wesleyan University. Being captain of the Pom Pom Squad, would you comment on pep this year?"

"Sure. I think that in order to have our school spirit at its peak and keep it there, there has to be more co‑operation between the faculty, students, and the administration. I don't think that there can be organization of any kind where there is no unity."

"Thank you."

"You know, I would bet my year's supply of Pepto Bubble Bath, that you're a Westerner reporter!"

"Me? No! I'm Alan Bunt. Smile, you're on Candid Camera!"

Embarrassment turned Bob Steinbrink's face white when he was in the first grade. An older boy picked Bob up by the hands and swung him around in a circle. He swung Bob so fast, that his pants slipped out from around his waist and left him standing in the middle of the playground in his Beeline Fashion underwear.

To win back his social recognition, Bob has become very active in many extra curriculums. Among his achievements he has been elected by Student Council to serve as Traffic Court Judge, he has served on Class Council for the last two years, is an active member of the Stagecrafters, a member of Key Club and the Thespian Society, and has taken a sound interest in V‑Show.

"I give no sentiment towards people who criticize the work of others, such as on floats and Student Council, and offer no assistance themselves," related Bob.

Unique Personality

Bob's personality is unique. For he is the type of person who is willing to lend a hand in any worth‑while project, no matter if it's being M.C. at the AFS record hop or helping a fellow classmate with a difficult math problem.

"My proudest moment was when I was elected to the Brotherhood Society," remarked Bob. And following this - is when earlier this year he sold the second most tickets for the Senior Class Play.

"Tom‑m‑my," "Hey Nesh," or some other friend, Bob freely calls out nearly every day to find out if he did his homework right, suggest a new idea to Student Council, or to help solve someone's problems. In his few spare moments, Bob enjoys dancing, singing, and eating any type of food.

After graduation Bob intends to further his education in Business Administration at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.