Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1945 volume:

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The- sccmingly unimportant cvcuts which occur tlaily in classes uual l'I'l6lldSlllllS which arc mzulc cluriug ouc's high school curecr hoth play an major rolc in llllllilllg high school lifc successful. Sports cvcnts. pcp mf-clings. :tml various cluhs and orffulizatiolls ull reflcct thc cxulncrzmcc :mel U1 inalustry of thc stutlcuts which is so much an part ol' school lifc. I .yX YNM fl .1' rl! I JIILW fffW 11-'if' 'TW .gi V -.wt J .nf Q, lining, lnto the eapahle anal wailing hanmls ol' Miss liohiu eonu- many ol' the youngsters who solne slay will lreeotne excellent eitizens and integral parts ol' lillltlllltllll. Miss Holrin gives them a line llilt'liQQl'0lllltl for the years ol' learning and pleasure awaiting them i11 l.in1ll1lom. Page I 0 Mr. Pahner has long lneen a favorite of stu- dents and teachers alike because ol' his genuine eoncern for their interests. Hy his skill in stutlent lltl-illSlllltJlll anal his genial manner, students know they ean always loolv to him for frienilly guiclanee. His enthusiasm for sports anal other things of eoneern to the stualent hotly has shown them that he has their lrest interests at heart. Assisting Mr. Palmer ill the various adminis- trative duties whit-h arise is the ever ellieient and helpful Miss Genevieve Sullivan. Because she. too. is greatly interestecl in the trials and trihulatious ol' the stuilents at lillltllbllllll, she rloes her very hest to see that they receive every possible eonsideration. qv X gc Q ,Q X IIQIIIQLIYIIIIIZIIIUIIH uw in orclvr. us Supvrin- lvl ull-nl of S1-Ilools. Dr. William II. ,IUIIIISUIL aullmre-s om- of IIN- :xl'Ill4'Xl'lllt'llI I. Lups ilW'Zll'lIl'1I lo lI1r4-0 of our oulslzimlingr slu- v v . 4In-nls. I.Il1'SIl'l'Irll'l'lll2lIi was llw re-pi'1-svl1lzl- lin- of III4- Iioys. :UNI .Ivan lfiszvwski aml IIXYPII Nlollvy we-rv 1'o-wimu-rs znnong: thn- girls ,i ll clllloln i tes School Execlltivcs llonor ssislaml SlIlN'l'IllIl'lIlIl'llI Mr. Philip I.. IxIl'NZllll1'1'. in l'Ilill'QL1' of IIN- I1'l'IlllIl'2lI work of IIN' IIIli1':1go IIigI1 Sc'IlooIs. is ill-1-ply 4'om'1-rm-al with IIN- Illilllllill ll'l'4lllllDIISIIIIIPIIIS of SIIHIUIIIS. Ili- is lailking with Uolorvs Rilvy. winnvr of lIn- Typing Ilonln-sl :UNI ,IoI1n Prkul. who Is UXIIIIDIIIIIQI Ins moaI4-I lzmk. Mr. Ile-orgv F. IIalss4'II.Dislri1'l SllIN'l'- lllI1'lllIl'IlI In l'IlZlI'gLt' oI IIIQIII s1'IiooIs. shows Iwi-ll inlvrl-sl in IIN- InriIIizml url work of ,Ianni-s .'xIlI'2llIlIl' and IIN- oral- . . . . , . lorn-ul xwloru-s ol Isolu-I hllrk. Hr. II4-nry II. Ilzige-n. SlllN'l'IIlIl'lllI- I' 0 JN Ill I I i.-lrivl Four. wI1os4- ofIi1'4- is Iovule-il Ilt'l'1' ul I.imIIwIom. Ilas allways IN'l'll IllI1'l'1'5I1'lI in lIl1' s4'IlooI's 1ll'lIX- ilivs. His doors ure- vu-r opml wi1Io lo lI1v SIIUIPIII wilIl il prolrlvm. H4-ra' In' is 1-onsullingz will: Hivlmril NilYZll'l'2l ol' III1- Ifzlglv slalI'I'. Puyv I 2 ? ' Fauelllty-Tcclnlical Departnlcnt Hr. l l'm-4-sv. rlzuirnzun, Mr. Bl't'lllll'll. Mr. l'il1lit4-ll. Mr. .I. Xmlvr- son. Ur. 'xiIxt'll. Mr. Bluml. Mr. Nlnvlnlv. Mr. 0. . Xmlv1'sm1. Mr. liullv. Mr. Tlmmus. Nlr. ills:-n. J N nail' :ii The busy Sl't'llt' Sll0W1l at ilu' lofi is typical ol' thc- lmsllv ancl i11- flustry which pvrvacles the woofl shop cluriug vlass periods. Cllilclrelfs toys provirlv vngross- ing subjvct mattm' for ills- usv of fine tools in order to turn out a fiuisllml proclurt. Power sawing is a simplex. yet essential operation. of wllivll eve-ry woocl-shop boy must have- flrst-llaufl lulowlmlgc. Lathe work is also taught in the- Wood shop anal Hllllly bountiful olmjevts are iIll'l1t'll out by tllv boys as projvcts. To the boy taking a technical course, the wood shop is an impor- tant stepping stone in his technical achievement. Here he is taught the fundamental principals of woodwork- ing, and while receiving these all- important instructions produces many useful objects, ranging from shields to tie-racks. plum' into ilu- zur. 66C0ntact! Turn 'er over!,' With these words the engine of the airplane in our auto shop starts to rear. Carefully, under the hands of skilled boys, it is warmed up to test its efficiency. Probing tha- lllyStl'l'll'S nl' the- 1 raullul Pllgllllk ilu- boys clis- vnvvr llw S0lll'1'1'S of that full- tuslia- pmvvr which tzllws lhv liy actual l'0lll2ll'l with the- vnginv of ilu' plunv, tllvsv boys arm- truimwl muvh nmrc- lllllfhllflllly than vvc-r thvy voulcl ln- lnmks. llll'0llgll nwrv tvxt- After this, the plane is disasselnbled, and a new group of students come in to rebuild it. I 1 I My! Such a blasting that singes our tender skin. Could it be from the boiler room or the engine rooln? No. It is just the foundry shop. The heat comes from the melting furnaces. The hurrying and scurrying of the boys, with the thudding of the rammer, and the sizzling and sparking of poured aluminum give ample proof that it is a busy and important shop. N group ol' Slll1ll'lllS look ou as a fillisllvcl mohl is l'l'lll0Yl'll with the- usv of tongs. Poumliug tln- sauul thoroughly to insure' a good projvvt. tln- hoy shows an 0XllPI'lf'l1l'Q'fl hzuul in using the rammffr. Slllllllilllllg lI1'lllill vomlitiolls 0l1l70llllt?I'Ptl i11 llHlllSll'y. thvso lt't'lll1ll'2ll hoys llt'llI' the com- ph-liou ol' thv joh as thvy pour the mold. SUI I nga I6 gn -Mini I 9 Se-Ming tylw is te-clious work but Yillllillllf' To lllillxt' an pugc' ol' printing :ls il xsmlx In the- Slllllvlll who ssislu-s to lllillit' an t'2ll'l'f'l' of art is ll 1lillim'ull task lm! one' whit ol' printing. llll' t'l'iIl-ltilllllll must nmslvr. .'x1'lll2ll ll'lllilIl A inlrmluvc-s ilu- urinl-slm v studs-nl I r- l I to the- Illll'l1'1l4'lt'S ol llllxlllg. pup:-r Vlllllllgl and ilu' prvss im-lf. Print-shop stands as one among tho many shops which train boys:-sg that thoy can. on comple- tion of thoir high-school courso. vm-ry soon obtain a spocializod position outsido of school. Tho boys are trained in all phasos of tho print- ing industry, such as linotypo opt-ration, hand typc-setting. opt-ration of prossos and composition of pagos. Using the milling machine which shiny metal projeets. X Cutting a gear 011 a milling machine. a boy is given some expert advice on turning out a better project. the hovs themselves have built. a boy mills a rough projeet of i nlar shape. Page 18 rreg- Standing by the evenly arranged mu- chines amid the whirling of lllllI'lllllt' belts. eager students proudly turn out 9 Carefully executing the cutting of a eone on one of the lathes, the boy realizes the necessity of pro- ducing accurate projects. The humming of belts and flywheels give evidence that machine shop is a productive shop. As someone jumps out of the way of flying steel, we arrive at the conclusion that it is a safe shop. Seriously though, the strictest regulations governing safety are observed in machine shop. Besides running the machines, the problem of servicing them and understanding their nlechanics ' must be met. In accordance with these problems the boys receive theory training concerning the solving of industrial problems. Electric shop is one of Lindblom's lnost instructive and unique shops. llere the boys learn how to operate electrical appliances by actually taking them apart and building them over again. They conduct experiments with modern tools in wiring intricate bell circuits, repairing light fixtures, sockets, and doing other useful tasks. This shop may also help you to select a vocation for later years. lllllgl'LllllS of lllll'll'ill9 circuits drawn by tlw h'au'lu-r help to illustrate' and make clearer the lll0I'Q' fliflivult parts of the l'0lll'St'. ns' lu re-ad l'0lIllDll1'2lit'1l dials. wllivh switvh to pull. and the 0IN'l'2lll0ll ol' nmtors ure- ull part 1 10lI p eww? N. 5 6 ?9 'JjlJ ASHt'llllllj' and l't'llLlll' of Q,'ft'llQ'l'ill0l'S anal nn lllillly instr1u'tivv :mel mars ure- Iwo of thn- vre-sting topics in- ulvcl ln ilu' 1'mll'sv. When a visitor enters one of our many shops, he is reminded of the strains of the Anvil Chorus and also the words of the Village Blacksmith. llere the heated iron and steel are placed atop the anvils, where they are hammered into the desired shape. llere also are the young men who will make the instruments of steel in various industries. Their strong hands recall the line The smith, a lnighty man is he. with large and sinewy hands. It is here that lnany of tomorrow's industrialists will receive their first training. Heating the lm-tal to tht- point wllvrv it van ln- lwnt in thc- vuul forges is the task of this stuclc-nt. Work with the' visvs is c-ssc-lltizll to tht- t'2ll'Pflll stualf-nt who wislu-S an ill'-2ll'0llll4l lulowlvdgv ol tht- Sllll-ll't'l. H4-mling the llvatc-cel nn-tul illftlllgll the use of ll2llllIllt'l'S lll'lllgS the stlulvuts vloser to the properties and avtions of hot metal. Page 20 . ,JB-Q l gn-u I I Wm, .i The clrill nrt-ss offers tht- stutlc-ut an Tllvsm' lllllll'H will lu-lrmn nmul Imac l l Q-Ifvvtlvc untl quick lllt'lll0Il UI uvvoln- learn how to l't't'0glllIt lmth llllul I plishing a jolt which otherwise it might Fllvllly planes in tht ln nttlt l0I ln' impossible' to tlo. llt'l'Lillll1'S is the urt of making pottery anal any utln-r article- which might ln' The' use oI'tl1t-jig-sans o us stun moulelvtl. in this vast' llt't'0l'tllllg to tht- ll vllalilrt' to ilu sonic tlll in ll intl I isle-u ol' tht- Slll1ll'lll. cute- work with xsooml The whirl of the drill press and the persistent chug of the jig saw give the atlnosphere of a busy shop. Attentive boys eagerly listen and earnestly accept every word of advice the instructor has to give. They realize that the demand for skilled labor is greater than ever. lt is here, in this shop, that they learn the fundamentals of shop work, and the principals and uses of tools. Page 22 QNX' ln the Sllt'lll't' ol' u lll9CllLllllI'2il clrawing room, 4 a l1oy's prolrlvms in his work are me-t and solved by 00-0lNi'l'Llll0ll of student and lPLll'llt'I'. l'llllt'l' lllSll'lN'll0ll the- SlllflPl1lS9 weak points are Sll'Pll lllf'll?ll and mzmv I' . valuable short cuts are lP2ll'l1?fl. Hy solving practical problems and applying them i11 their flrawings, the boys ill'1lllll'f' exp61'ie111'f' which will be useful later. Quietly, the future world planners and draftsmen prepare for the future. All construction work must be first planned and put on paper. Here the students learn the basic requirements before they can accept the trying responsibilities of experienced engineers. Fawn I ly - I '0 In nl 1- rqfiall Ile pal rl nur nl Sfllllllilljl-xll'S. Xviillllf, Miss M1'Cl'v4lic-. Mrs. S4'iIlil1'ixS. Miss XvQ'1lIilt'l'ill'il1l. Svutw1WNliss Tillingllust. l'l1lliI'llll1ll, Miss Vm'lklel'. Smmlingz-Nliss i-Kpplvliy. Hr. ,lt'llSQ'll. Hr. lilomquist. Nliss Haunsluw. SPflf01lfxli5S EillIt'l'. Hiss fi0i1iil2l4'llt'l'. Miss Hannon Page 2 I lt is important for every business place to keep records of their assets and liabilitiesg for that reason bookkeepers are trained to keep accurate accounts of all business transactions made by the concern. Lindblom offers a course in bookkeeping which covers thoroughly every detail of the complicated journals, ledgers, and P. and L. statements so essential to being a good bookkeeper. Profit and loss. all the fletaileal items of daily business. furnish the lesson for the voung lmnk- keeper. Neatness in daily routine and eompetenee in 0Hice work go hand in hand to make the finished book- keeper. Bookkeeping has many of the ellar- aeteristies ul' pure mathematics. but also has a most praetieal aspeet in mmlern business. To solve arithmetical problems pertaining to business is the aim of calculating. In the course, students learn to achieve skill and speed in the operation of calculating machines, and have opportunities to learn husiness methods which lead to rapid advancement. Correet posture and hand position when op- erating the adding ma- f chines, as well as how to use them. are parts ol' the eourse. Long eolumns of figures hold no worries to these l'2llt'lll2lllllU students as they. without a mistake. add tlleln np. Small classes provide the students with greater and more personal atten- tion from the teaeher as well as hetter elass feeling. i Pago 2 Iln lllllNll'lillll't' ul lvurn- ing tllv l0ll1'll SFVSIPIII is so grvzll that lwginning hp- lsls 1-penal Ill: lllllll sm-llwstc-1'u11 drills tlmt will lwlp lllt'lll llll'lll0l'lZt' Ille- lwy lNlill'll lllllfllllglllf. Hmm- ul' ilu' typists ll'illl5l'l'llN' lvtlvrs from Illvil' notes as utlwrs roll in l'llYl'l0lDt'S so lllut tlu-y can lflll'lll1'Zllllll'l'SSl'S on tlwm. The operation of a typewriter is a mystery to new Lindblomites, but this is soon remedied after a student gains entrance into a typing class. The preliminary exercises are soon mastered and the now limber fingers of a new- born typist are ready to type out colnplicated business letters. Typing is enjoyable, as well as educational, and the experience proves invaluable to the future stenograpber. Page 26 Bookkeepers are in great demand today. and many a career is established among the students who learn daily to keep books and accounts neat and aeeurate. 0ur book- keeping elasses give the student thorough instruction. and start many on the road to sueeess. . X- XM , -xr. XV ' -rf' 'XX 5 XXV' NN ox - XXVA C . y , qv- -yt gt X CAQK K! nxytx xx bonxsxx . 'x -' -0 T' 0 xy ix' CHXK XAN ' e- Wx QWX c Ax ' Xia, 1-Yctviv 1xxxNxxA.Ax'xxxX3'L xxx Ut' ' Mcyti- V UV xx W.. .,m ' T' K. ox xv K, NN i ks Aqixx Xxx? uf ' in-lxl as t'lilIt'l' an volup- Iolllvlvl' ulwlwllol' ur as mllldt1'0lllli2llli. lmnlx- lxl't'IDillQI will supply you with aunple- training. 0ff1ce practice classes prepare young people of today to be the office workers of tomorrow. Students are taught all the flner details of filing and dlctaphone work. The work is very Interesting and important to the student who is looking eagerly toward a business career. The students in office practice learn to l1lllll9Ogl'Hpll and to use the ditto machine as ca- pably and as skillfully as any well-trained clerk. Besides nlinleographing. office practice includes typing, the different methods of filing, shorthand. dictaphone work. the uses of calculating nia- chines. and clerical practice in general. Learning to do filing calls for correct and competent work and the exercise of care and attention to detail. winncrs 1 of tllg t . . ylll ' t Iilndbl0lll are Erntesls at among the Zl'?lStS. They are ch ct expert classes, bflzaers of the val-irsgn from These St d 0 Process nf I, and d ll ents have . 0 'I1ami.,,, 0Xte1-it dfflluir . ' lid are e ya 35 well ' 1 td rapid' xcellent model 1 as accuracy in th lf! S for beginning twig: ,. . . , , . - - X we -firts tx' w. Y mgers Hy over the keyboard whx n t 11 -u ,, , l for they were chosen after a number ot tests as thc fastest typists at Lindbtom. T' DATE SCORQS Of THK UPXNG 'HAM FWF. HXGHEST XN EACH TEAM y Q 1 ke board, good posture, and Knowtedge 0 iw ' Y . ' ' ' 'Q in rhvdml in typmg arf' three of the chxef factor- ntsking a fast and accurate' tYWSt' 1l1' 29 There are many opportuni- ties in the business world for these students. as the need for stenographers is becoming greater every clay us the war effort inereases. A few vital pointers 011 the keyboard help these students acquire a better typing technique. which will enable them to llPI'0lllP more efheient typists. Looking to the future, the girls in the stenographic classes spend many weary hours studying vowels and struggling with short forms. Two very important things which they must learn are position and correct strokings. The hours of study and home work seem long, and dictation much too rapid but, upon completion, pupils face the business Page 30 world with confidence. While the it'l11'llPl' rapidly llivlzlttls a le-ttvr. zulvalu-ed conunerciul students take down eve-ry in Q-Hiq-if-11t Sll0I'ill2lllll. Speed, is essential in all business. Therefore, girls able to take dictation will find little trouble in obtaining positions in these fast moving times. In another commercial subject, geography, students acquire the ability to locate strange places, which is also a business asset. these word Pug: Students who will be the potential business leaders of tomorrow's world, learn the fundamental steps to success, under the watchful eyes of our commercial teachers. They are constantly brought into contact with problems in business and thus will be able to cope with them properly at a future date. These Lindblomites shall rise quickly as leaders in the world of commercial affairs. Hlgll-S4'lllllll 1'0lllllll'I'4'lill law classes do not pl'0dlll't' lawyers. lml valualrlv class sessions S0lllPIlllll'S illftluclff a movk trial. Wllilv the-sv Sill1lt'llIS are not playing the stock lllZlI'kf't-. aulvisulrle' for Illvlll to know and lllldt'l'SlLll1d its workings. it is The first step in a commercial eourse is the learning of fundamentals in office work. This furnishes the foundation for efiieient secretarial work. Wralmllillg a package neatly, tying it securely. and addressing lt clearly IS demonstrated hy girls from the business training elass. Did you ever notice some poor scholar laboriously trying to write a letter or possibly putting his papers in some sort of order? Probably this student was a pupil of business training. Among the many things taught in this subject are the proper way to write letters and filing. The pupil is also given a general idea of business life and how to cope with problems of the commercial world. Pg!!! The exciting saga of our coun- try's geography is told more eth- eiently through the use of maps- showing our nation i11 its en- tirety. With individual globes the geog- raphy students acquaint them- selves with such romantic places as Zanzibar, Madagascar, Malay, and Timhuetoo . Page 31 Ilave you ever heard of Nyassa or Aden or Soruth? Any of our geography students could find these countries in a few minutes. Due to the fact that the present war is discussed to a great extent, the students have become better acquainted with the countries that have been of paramount importance in the fulfillment of our war achievements, and also familiar with those areas in which our men are now fighting. Faculties - ll0lll0 Arts l,0ll1ll'tlll0llt, Art lllbllilrtllllkllt, Nlusic l,0lllll'tllll5llt Miss Murphy, Miss Daly-chairman, Mrs. Bloxou. Mrs. Knehans-chairman, Mrs. Worst, Mr. Schmitt, Mrs. Twitchell. Captain Sawyer, Mr. Lyngby, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Rosenthal - chairman. Page 36 Mouths fairly water as these cooking students watch with anticipation, 11ot all concealed, the frosting of a cake, a class product. Rolling pins work in unison as class mem- bers work at the production of a tasty bit of pastry. oven goes some mysterious con- to come out a masterpiece of and an appetizing dish for these experts. V Into. the cannon, cookery. culinary With a minimum of culinary casualties, the students in Lindhlom's cooking classes whip up many tasty menus. Hard effort really goes into this cooking because the girls have to consume their oufn concoctions. Ilere they learn to spot a choice piece of meat and to plan and cook meals supplying all the necessary calories, vitamins and minerals required in a healthful diet Many a prospective homemaker daily makes her way to a foods class, and at the end of the course is rewarded with the ability to make leftovers look appetizing, bake cakes and pies of the finest quality, and prepare foods for canning. The girls are also taught how to prepare the ideal meal, both nutritious and tempting to the eye, and patriotic, too, for not a hit of food is wasted. Mmmmmm . . . ,lust like mother makes, or perhaps even better, are these delectable-looking pre- serves which line the shelves in the cooking room. Home management, as its name implies, teaches the members of the class many of the fundamen- tal obligations of a good home- maker and how to live up to them. 'Q Page 37 Needles, spools of thread, straight pins. thimbles, tape measures, and lllll cushions are an few of the many tools re-quired ill making a dress. Page :us To learn to make one's clothes brings satisfaction to any young girl, and to learn to care for them is an even greater achievement. At Lindblom an extensive clothing course is offered to all those who are interested. It takes firm perseverance for the beginner to conquer the mysteries of a complicated pattern, but after tedious work they are rewarded with gratifying results. Cutting out a complex pattern is merely the first step in the intricate art of making a dress 'W rilfwwll V Along with the uetual putting together ol' the parts of at garment. go many other zwtivities. such as busting and pressing. This shows the elimux of the entire projeet. the putting together of the ap- parently lllt'2lllll1g1lQ'SS pieees, just u few steps short of the eompleted garment. Besides learning to make their own clothing, the students in the clothing classes study color harmony and learn the value of a neat personal appearance. They are taught to obtain longer wear for personal apparel through correct methods of mending, washing, and ironing garments. Upon the completion of this interesting course, students are ahle to make and select economical clothing in good taste. Page 30 9 Sinee the correct care of an invalid is al- most essential for a speedy reeovery, a prac- tical course in home nursing and first-aid is very valuable. To he the berfeet hostess is the aim of ever ' l 3 girl, and those in home management have learned that they van fulfill that ambition. Z at y of in The gracious hostess whose dinners are masterpieces and whose hospitality is boundless does not come by her skill mysteriously. It is really the product of excellent teaching and interest on the part of teachers, and hard work, and study by the student. At Lindblom the advance classes in home management are varied in order to include such subjects as diet, care of children, family manners, home-nursing, budgets, in fact, practically everything that a good housewife should know in order to run a home efficiently. .1 1 L s ls mu nl llu- Ill IIIN Ill lun img In'ogv4-ls lllxtll up ln 4-ln-r'll 'url vlussc-s. 'lllwy ue usually mzulc- urouml Wlll ,. gf A 'fn 1 1 The photograph, showing a composite aspect of classes at work, illustrates the interest which the students have for their work. Richly colored transparencies hang in the windows. llesemhling stained glass, these transparencies brought Christmas closer to our boys, as they were shipped to the service nnen's centers and Hines hospital. vw, ps Ql- lt the- lvll is Wlllll an t'llgl'il woul1l cull an plmtonlo 4 vvr lll ISIC. as for its sulnjvvt Ill 051' llI'l,,. i I Y A t I u' I r -- . L Pu ga' I I A year of art is a require- ment at Lindblom, but many students find they really enjoy drawing and go on to take it as a major subject. 4 XA The students find the art instructors al- ways ready and willing to give helpful and constructive criticism to assist the student in improving his picture. Having a model to sketeh from helps these students to catch tl1e grace, poise, and beauty in the figure. Dust, chalk, and paint smeared fingers are the grief of every art student, but multicolored hands are justified by the results obtained. With paints, brushes, and a bit of ingenuity they make the beautiful paintings which give color and warmth to Lindblom's third floor corridors. Through art, one of the universal languages taught in every school today, the pupil learns color valuation, harmony, appreciation of the great masters, and enjoyment of life to the fullest extent, thus setting higher standards of living. Worla is pleasure when it holds the interest of the worker as in our Arts and Crafts classes. The future sculptress molds the shapeless clay into an article both beautiful and useful in the Art Major classes at Lindblom. The Arts and Crafts class produces many very cunning, realistic, articles, the result of hard work and ex- perienced instruction. Costume design, taken by many girls as an aid to fashionable dress, is built up to be a valuable course at Lindblom. U il Bright colors bring life to pictures of many different compositions. As the photographs indicate, the art classes offer a wide field of choices ranging from clay modeling, fashion designing, and figure drawing, to poster designing. Essentially, art is divided principally into two fieldsg commercial ' and fine art. It is in these classes that the students learn the differences between the two divisions, and where budding artists arrive at chances of determining their careers. Pug Mifbkzbif u A veteran artist of the Poster Eye-arrestingpostersproclaiming QW Class transfers the finished poster future athletic contests are hung to a Silk Screen Process stencil to attract the notice of passers-hy from which will he printed i11 Lll1fllllOll1,S halls. myriad copies. Art has played a major part in making Lindblom what she is today. Through the efforts of the poster classes Lindblom's productions and activities are well advertised. The art department offers an opportunity for general education through an understanding of theory. By this development of the sense of beauty, one's mind is enriched by all about him and one develops an appreciation for the beautiful. A great service has been rendered to Lindblom by the members of the art classes. Bright posters are created in LindlJlom's The stencil sl1ow11 helow in the making, has poster class hy students taking an Art Major been placed in the screen, inked, and the i11 hopes of continuing i11 Art as a career. copies are being pressed out. A n,,,,B,. , , , ,,, Voiees rise in nlelodius chorus as students are taught elementary liar- mony Llllil intonation, not from books, but by actual singing. Students are introduced to the language of music via blackboard talks by the in- structor in charge of the class. Music, the universal language, is taught at Lindblom in addition to the more prosaic languages of Spanish and Latin. Though a required subject for all students with a general course, music soon becomes a favorite with all because of the interesting nature of the course and the lasting value Various ellannels are used to make music a fascinating subject, and the radio is one popular means of bringing worth-while musie to the student. Page 45 i Music Slll1ll'lllS lmvqllvlltly lmw' ilu- opportunity to dis- play ilu-ir talents to follow 1'lilSSlllilll'S in shows wllivll am- partic'iput1-4l in lay tlw vu- lll't' llllISll' vlalss. Um' musiv 1lt'lbill'llllf'lll offers many l'l'l'0l'lllllgS of finv mu- siv for its stucleuts. ll1l'0llgl1 lS'llll'll tllvy lvurn tllc- fllllllil- lllt'lllillS of musie' uplwcciu- lion. All llllllllfllllll and lllf'llSlll'- ulnlv part ol' lllllSll' vluss time is alvvotvil to singing. wllivll is 0l'1'ilSl0ll1llly lll'l'0llllllllllPfl by ll studc-11t playing an musi- vul instrmnc-nt. To give the student a musical background, many phases of engrossing study are presented llcre he may listen to the works of Bach or perhaps sing his own interpretation of a musical composition Thus a year of music gives the talented student a foundation for further work and a cultural background Page 4 6 for the ordinary pupil Students are introduced to in- struments of the orchestra by actually hearing and seeing tl1e111 played upon by members of in- strumental groups. Lindblom's music department has at its disposal a huge li- brary of sheet music and there- fore a corps of librarians is necessary also. The absorbing tales of the lives of great composers and artists, form an engrossing part of Music Class cur- riculum. Students practice musical notation and how to make staffs, clef signs, and other symbols connected with muslc to perfect sight read- Wagner, Tschalkowsky, and Mozart are not gust names to Llndblom music students, for ln the music classes composltlons of these world renowned composers are played and eagerly listened to with fervent enthusiasm. To enable a student to listen to and engoy good muslc was the purpose behind making muslc a required subject at Lindblom. Page I 7 Page 48 Faculty - English Department Standing-Miss Riebel, Miss Rowlands. Seated-Mrs. Rule, Mrs. Rademacher, Miss George, Miss Car rity-chairman, Mr. Calpha. Standing-Mrs. Zieger, Mr. Hurn. Seated-Mrs. Maneikis, Miss Delany, Mrs. Matz, Miss Claridge Some members of the class ex- amine items of interest on the class bulletin board, while others are busy at their desks. Gaily decorated bulletin boards placed in the English classrooms inform the students of current events, vocations, best sellers, and various other items of interest. 0bjects posted are recent and up to dateg thus an occasional glance gives the student a summary of what is going on about him. Students examine some new material just posted on the bulletin board in their English classroom. i ,V- gu ul, Yr. 't fdiigkmil 4 1 1 , Q I 1 1 , 1' H 1 - ,Q 1 M: 1 ' vi J ..v... 'Q it ' A G 'ui is ,Q-ef, 'LN 5. ' is N fi fain 5,1 5 may '5 Q .R J -' .- , . L at X hr-'L -1-mm Grammar! Gramnlar! It is me, X or it is I? Words so easy to say, but so hard to write correctly are explained to all Lindblomites by smiling, gracious English teachers. Every student is required to take three years of this essential subject. Besides being taught correct usage, students are presented with much of the best in literature. Not all is lt'2ll'llPtl from books. T110 Englisll tlPlD2ll'l- lllt'l1l has at its disposanl many HHHIIIIS of 1'e1'o1'1li11gs l.I'0lll I-1lIll0llS plays Sllt'll as Hamlvt llllll Nlllflltjill. 5,4 , '-nf. 1. . ' A .Q mfkglggr-Sex ' 1 'L d Q A QL.- 1 wrf..,.,,,, , 255 W J-. 'rl A 1 A AjZJvi11gaf,,Qwf'Q X .Sw V, f . 1 .. - N .-fy- W , ve N .ga il! c -af 1241! affygg-.f.,s1f f21 FF -5. 1 fggil-W :itz-'QA, .zL .L . f II Yagi wiv QQW X31- :XII lllU'l'l'SIlllfj English vlass project is ilu' Ill2lllli0lllllll'Q' of za l1lllgLlZll1f' rack. He-rv stumlvnts have at tllvir finger tips material from all of the popular' lll2lg2,lZllll'S of the day. Various vlubs have been i'0l'lllf'll in Englisli classes to promote interest in outside' l'P2HilllQ,' and to provide stu- dents with well-written books. Several special groups have started small book clubs. After finishing their holnework, these scholars spend their leisure time with a Gfbest seller? Certain committees are then formed to review latest hooks and periodicals and to report on them to the class. Many informal discussions are then started, which not only make English interesting, but are also a benefit to the pupil. P ge 52 If you enjoy writing stories or have dreams of some day becoming a journalist, you can substitute a course in journalism for your fifth semester of English. Students combine study and pleasure by writing a V-Mail letter and find that it is an excellent way to spend an English period. English, the one subject of sufficient importance to be required for all students for three years, is given full emphasis at Lindblom. The principles of writing and speaking our language are studied by all students, for they know that in order to he successful in any enterprise the ability to write and speak the language with skill is of paramount importance. he world of radio with its ' ltvrvst to all is an open pools to those students of he public Slltiillilllg class. Take it away! With these words the public speaking class I starts another one of those near-professional performances for which they are gaining a reputation at Lindblonn. This group did especially fine work in the Pep Meetings and in the Arlnistice Day program. .A oi New. een New evblecls ycwl .W Xxxex C QW' - -95990 X0 davit K9 lx, 351' 1 X flags? 5xXeXvD o' Kuo? ' . wb ,309 , L . bl' XXX' . xx X5 .XXXC xN town' XCQX J XQYX' sw A Yxb 'oo Y xg Ko , 00 . X efx av Q CAV . X xXx 0 56, K0 W AQ X, YA Q . wx f W xy XX 'el xwu K. 3X X ' X 5 . 3 Qpbf X919 GMM x9 Page Page' 5 I Among the many things clone hy stuflvnts toward the War ef- fort, the collecting of books, an Lll'I'0lllllllSllfllPlll of the Eng- lish flf'll2lI'tlllt'lll.. holds a place of dvfinitv Slgl1lfll'illlCP. Though English is primarily the study of our language, it is also varied to include other projects of value and interest to the students. Collection of hooks for servicemen provides a worth-while activity, as do group meetings which discuss current problems in an informal, friendly manner. Cr Ol! p llo - U10 - pl Itullily etlngg 1 . , JK I' ISS 1'1'q lo fix' .1 IVF tl tl Killa- f Ia Iv 1911 - 6 Ihr, - S11 1 111 I11f'1'prOb1fq111M Ideas Mem' I1 I' PV X S M, , A A If: f'I'V 111111 fllq 011. . 11' ., I , -0 1 . dV11fe Indy 0011? d1S. . 1 I ro III Faculties - Language Departlnen t. Social Science llepartmcnl Seated--Miss iwI001'PLl'hllil'Illllll, Mrs. ,MlfD01lHl4i, Miss lyqcflllllilll, Miss Elll'f'llWOI'th. Standing-Miss Sullivan, Miss Ryan, Miss Butts. Mr. 13lZlil'Zl7ilLliI'lllllll, Miss Kc-Q-lP1', Mr. Show, Mr. Hager. Seated-Miss Howatt. Symbolic of tl1e good neighbor policy is the meet- l ing of this Spanish speaking Latin American girl and English speaking North American boy in Linclhlom's melting pot. An interesting addition to Lindblom9s student body was a young Latin American girl, who added a great deal of zest to the Spanish class in which she was enrolled. The fluency with which she was able to speak Spanish was extremely fascinating to the members of the class. The class, in turn, reciprocated with practical lessons in manners and customs of the United States. I g I This war has taught us the importance of closer relations with the American republics. A knowledge of their language is therefore becoming more valuable. The schools in the United States are urging the students to speak, read, and write This gaily 4-lad group of Spanish students are l't'lDl't SPllllllg the colorful 1-ostumcs which are so symbolic of Spain. l'lUl't'lgll lilllgllilgll is swiftly gaining impor- lillli'l'. for in order to rc-ulize our plans for a global pc-am' the people- i11 all nations must be ulilv to umlvrstaml 0110 Llll0lll0l'. the Spanish language. They realize that the knowledge of Spanish will help to cement friendship between the United States and the countries of South America. PARIS S' Ski A3 as i if:-4.'5,jfxQ3f',4 A L 1 Q iw smifs F 4 .r milf n c t 'fi fff X 5 s s if 'P , i.,:?iQ ,Q bfvn. 5 .gg , X Q si L uit' ' The pictures and IIILIIDS that bccleck most of the language Class rooms give the pupils Ll better irlca of how the pcoplc live in Fl'2ll1l'l' and Spain. French, the language of . Pasteur, Hugo, and Dumas, is also taught at Lindhlom. . 3, Through phonetics, 'S 'W-. this, the most beautiful of all tongues, is brought to the student in all its original lustre. Not only is granunar taught, but instruction is also given in the customs, music, and lore of France. JIU 7 ol' 111 , 1 . ,,. , f PUN1, W! be 811111, 1-Ifmj Wu- 1- H115 .l 1: 'V 1.1 . Utlllu 11.61 - ,. 'f2'I1a..-1, 1 'P:1S,. f Wl1,.n 001X111g f ' ' Um - U10 ,. Ofwal. lllffrrf dll' .IU 10 781 - '56 - 111 W111 f0l qi'f11 Pays' 58 5 fr, LQ., part in tlu- lesson. -6' ' .-Lx K YN Text-lrooks. maps. oral and written work. lrolll on paper and the- lmanl, help lo lllSll'lll'l and vntc-rlalin. The war has taught us the importance of closer relations with our fellow countries, and the best way of being acquainted is through knowing their languages. So in Lindblom's Spanish and French classes, speech has been greatly emphasized. Knowledge of these languages is thus becoming more valuable. The language of the ancient Romans, Latin, is studied today not only because it is mother to French, Spanish, and Italian, but because it forms the basis oi' our English words. 'Ihr' language llQ'lDlll'llllt'lll use-s lllillly 1lvvi4'vs to llllllxf' the study of Latin lll0l't' Vllllllllllt' to all who take Page 'QAUYX' ' . 'P ., xxxustfaffiiiiioufse .garwam is Q ,Nah xxxaig X0 the husk J ' Nor man. xivrareerig ciortant vw, Studi, CMM Xxxzffxifdwoymx- Rich maxzwole bt,hKx1QeZkM this md c9x?:?:1ixx1?hi in A Tvexii-iTSmav11W i as yo W chieiiion' To train students to live in a democratic society is the function of the social studies. The members of the department guide the students toward the better fulfillment of their roles as citizens, and teach them to evaluate the social forces at work in the world in which we live. To tcuch students the locations of the To the student undecided ahout his voca- :hlllPl'i1'llll historical shrines is o11e aim of tion, the careers classes offer a course the history course which is given at Lind- which assists him in arriving at the pro- hlom. fession of his choice. 'Fri Ns Hours of tedious, brain racking work go into the outlines which must he writ- ten by the, history students on each chapter. History is one of the most interesting subjects taught at Lindblom, for it relates, in an attractive manner, the situations and problems that had to be faced by the countries of the other hemisphere as well as our own. Maps and outlines constitute the principle forms of study, and help the students to understand the formation and growth of the influential countries of today. A news summary and a discussion of the current events of the day lend an interesting note to the beginning of a period of history. The study of maps and charts g1'apl1ically illus- trates to the student the subjvvt matter lilllgllt i11 the history l'l2lSSl'00ll1. The moving pivturv. as it is very popular. is widely usvd for 91llH'l1ll0ll2ll pur- noses in both historv and I , gt'0fLl'2llllly classes. I ago 62 The chance to delve into the constructive lives of such famous men as Caesar, Charlemagne, and Benjamin Franklin is offered to the students through interesting history classes. Also presented is the opportunity to discuss the advancement of the world, from the early days up to the present time, its people, and their advancing civilization. x my Q I' Traeiug the route of some great explorer or following the worl1l's great sea-lanes of war and peaee help visualize the mareh of history. United States history and civics are two of the most important courses required at Lindhlom. The history acquaints the student with the past of our great country, and civics prepares him today for the future when he must take his place as an active citizen. A It would he tliffieult either to study or un- clerstaml eivies or history without the use of such visual aids as maps and globes. Page 03 Faculty - M3th0lll3ti.CS Department Miss Cameron, Mr. Moore, Mr. Williams-chairman, Mr. Garbow, Miss Bowen. Mrs. Steigely, Mr. Crofts, Mrs. Stoner, Miss Groves. J Deep thinking. careful work, and formal explanation constitute the essentials of the work o11 the many practical trig problems usefl in industry. The quiz master makes vain attempts to stump his students. hut they have heen well- taught and answer all questions expertly. Secretly planning to repudiate Einstein's theories, these quiz kids of trigonometry take their work seriously. Trigonometry is from all points of view an advanced subject, as it comprises an application of algebra and geometry. Without trigonometry many departments of industry would be greatly handicapped. In addition to its civilian uses it is of the greatest possible use in the military services. Page 6 fl Faculty - Science Department Stmufing-Miss Coe, Miss Taylor, Mr. Kaup, Mr. Winllllor. Seated-fMiss Moore, Mrs. Connolly. Standing-Mr. Jepson, Mr. Weckel, Mr. Cllatten, Mr. Hall Seated-Mr. Mills, Mr. Small-chairman. the effects of air speed, wma unset-tiuii. uuu wiuu velocity, pre-flight students become acquainted with the use of the wind triangle. Mock flight lessons help the students to lJPC0lllt' more familiar with airplane eoutrols, terminology and a smattering of theory of flight. In the Post-War World Aviation will play a major part, thus opening many careers to youths now of high school age. To help students at Lindblom choose the particular branch of this field which they wish to enter, the school offers a course in this subject. In order that the students may see all phases of the work, the course is varied to such widely diverse subjects as meteorology, radio, and theory of flight. Page 67 The most advanced science course offered at Lindblom, chemistry, is a subject whose knowledge is daily absorbed by many upper classmen. Because of the laboratory experiments, which follow classroom lectures, the student soon becomes familiar with chemical Page 6 8 apparatus, rules of safety, and laboratory procedure. Among the routine experiments performed by the students, the distillation of water, which to the layman seems quite complicated, is the most common. lllustratecl below is one of the average experiments Il9l'f0I'l1l6ll in the chem lab, that of collecting oxygen by means of heating KCl0::. Nauseating stenches rise from behind closed doors as Lindblom,s future chemists probe the combustible properties of sulfur. In addition to laboratory experiments, chemistry students learn many of the ninety-two elements, their properties, valences, and allotropes. From these classrooms will emerge tomorrow's scientific geniuses. , J' ,rw . ' .f 'ff' 1 . 3 The electrolysis of water and the W, re aration of h dro en are the X P P Y 5 sap' I two experiments so intently re- fx garded by the students. The writing on the blackboard may look like an algebra problem, but any chemistry student may easily see that it is a simple chemical equation. Page 69 Plge 70 General science covers an immense field, from the vastness of the solar system to the minuteness of the amoeba. One of the more personal objects under observation is the human body itself, with special study of the skeleton. General science is one of the most interesting and informative courses required at Lindhlom. The student has a chance to study everything from astronomy to zoology. This broad field enables the student to come in contact with most of the important phases of science, and therefore increases his general outlook on life. During war-time, in which science is playing such a tremendous part, these classes take on added importance. From the intent look on the faces of these students, it can easily be seen that an extremely fascinating experiment is being performed. Physics is a vast subject into which the high school course does not delve too deeply, but the many experiments are always interesting and profitable. To students well-trained in biology, physics comes as a further step in the fascinating study of the mystery of life which is a part of science. Though not dealing strictly with life, nevertheless, the forces which affect life are discussed thoroughly. The particular branches of this subject with which physics deals is the study, primarily, of matter, and specifically, of mechanics, heat, sound, and electricity. Page 71 aah ITT ici L Through the use of the biology laboratory The biology student is intrigued by the the student gains knowledge from actual charts on the walls of the laboratory and by experimentation and also supplements his the various mounted specimens of zoological textbook learning. life. Ig 72 Biology, strictly speaking, is the science which deals with the origin and life history of plants and animals. Charts, museum studies, live specimens, and fine microscopes are used to enable the student to grasp the subject matter more efficiently and to make his study more enjoyable. It is through biology that the student becomes better acquainted with life and the living plants and animals which surround us in our world. The physics lab is popular because it affords new interests, individual experimentation, and always some- thing new, whether it is finding the velocity of a bullet or applying Archimedes principal. ' r . 4 . kg 4. A Independence reigns supreme in the laboratory. What is accomplished and how well is dependent on the individual student, a challenge that is ac- cepted with eagerness and determination. Newton, Galileo, and Boyle: these are just a few of the famous names with which a student becomes acquainted when commencing a physics course. These courses are divided into five main subjects, mechanics, heat, electricity, sound, and light. A course in physics will prove invaluable to the student who plans to become a scientist and is useful to the layman, too, for the practical knowledge which it contains. Page 73 EZ ks 'lbs HV XX ,,. if g7! The future of Chicago as an air terminal is discussed by the pre-flight students with the help of the globe. A study of air travel routes on the globe appears to have the complete attention of these pre-flight students. They also study airplane structure, aerodynamics, engine operation, and aircraft observation. To aid in aircraft recognition, diagrams and silhouettes are made. The construction of the parts of a plane is studied by the student under the supervision of a skilled instructor. A study of the rib construction of an airplane wing is included as part of the pre-flight course. 2 , A small model of a steam engine enables the students to see and understand the working of the principles which govern the use of steam as a motive power. Wfhether it be studying the heavens or learning the cycle of a piston, the freshman expresses keen interest in prodding the depths of this great field. Now, with almost the whole world at war, the science courses in every school have become essential in the course of study of all students. In a general science class the student receives a brief but accurate sample of the most significant scientific facts. The work in science classes is interesting, informative, and useful. The student feels that his time is being used to the best advantage when he can so easily obtain such valuable information. .X Page 7 Page 78 The growing room-here biology students may further their knowl- edge of botany. lt has proved of invaluable service to the school. The mystery of life is not only a timely subject, but one that makes biology interesting. The atmosphere of the biology lab is such that it encourages learning. The study of things about him expands the pupil's education, immeasurably. By studying, one better prepares himself for life and for his role as a useful member of society. The use of the microscope is somewhat new to most biology students, and they thrill to the exploration of new worlds through this amazing instrument. Faculty-Physical ,lillllifiltillll Departnl cn 1 Mr. Komm, Mr. Swiryn, Mr. Smifll-vliairnlan, Mr. Bohor, Mr. Gentile. Mrs. Doyle, Miss Callen, Mrs. Rupprecht, Miss Klein, Miss Murphy-chairman. Page 77 run Though they emit many grunts i and groans, the boys realize the necessity of ealisthenics to toughen them up for the military life that is imminent. 0ne, two, three, four! Groans and moans ensue as muscles bulge to the bursting point. In securing sound health in mind and body for Uncle Sam, the boys go through their vigorous calisthenics with enthusiasm. Tug- Climhing the rope up to tl1e track is o11e of the essential ways hy which the fellows develop massive muscles and gain increasing strength. Page 78 of-war, basketball, and racing rank high in the boys' opinions. The tug-of-war is a conditioning exer- cise that is well-liked hy the boys, flue to the competitive element. rf' 1'V ,-.4,.Q Un-r at Hulnlnml hrum-ll. the- fvl- Calisthvnics is said to hc- u system of light gvm lows nrt- Slllljt'l'lt'll to the saint' exvrciscs, hut the fellows, llvvdlcss of th-finitioll. Ill'0gl'2Illl that has lwvn put into vi- work earnestly at this 4-xvrvisv. fivvt at tht- main building. In compliance with our country's request, Lindblom offers sturdy youth. The satisfaction of development drives them on as they jump over hurdles and slither up and down ropes like experienced performers, but there is more than that to physical education. llere the boys exhibit their skill in first-aid. First-uid, ll suhjvct with which vve-ry Sllltlt'lli must ln' 2lCtIllLlllllP1l, is taught, along with otha-r lllllltlfilllll health essentials to all of tha- boys. 'X Page' 79 The girls are give11 certain stunts which they must perform. Here a girl executes a perfect cart wheel as a leader stands hy to credit her for it Medical exams given in the school gym to all freshmen help insure their health and encourage them to correct any defects which they may have. XX xxx Pagr 80 K 2: iw 'KA The word stunt is from the German word stunde meaning lesson. These stunts are essentially lessons in self-control and coordination which are required for every Lindhlom girl. The girls' gym department also requires that each freshman girl undergo a thorough medical examination, fulfilling one of Ilippocrates' life-long dreams, that of economical and skillful medical attention for everyone. 9 Univ, two, tlirccfi rolls t'Ullllllll0llSly forth as a group of girls are put through zu gym period of vzllistllmlivs. Calistlu-nic-s - A systvm of light gym vxvrviscs, zuluptc-cl to the promotion of he-alth and 1-ultivation 99 of gl'2N'f'flllllPSS - t ll u s says We-lrstv1 s :lic-tionary. The' girls' gym classes are giving tllr fellows a little vompvtitiou on push-ups. It looks simplv. hut have you vvvr tried it? Taking its cue from Uncle Sam, who has achieved such striking results through daily calisthenics for soldiers' physical fitness, the girls' gym department has found these n simple, effective exercises easily worth the time spent, and will find them worth far more in years of vigorous well-being. Page Ill Alnerica, engaged in a desperate struggle for her existence, has found that good health cannot he over-emphasized. Gym classes attempt to develop strength, quickness and endurance in the youth of today. These girls so trained are preparing for the future, realistically. we gf' i emi New g Il! Ulf' ,fa ,- xp N Realizing that active sports help achieve the ancient's goal of a sound mind in a sound body, Lindblom girls concentrate on these stunts and games designed especially for muscle development, co-ordination, posture, and fun. While enjoying themselves, they develop healthy bodies and alert minds that they may better serve their country and prepare themselves for a better world. Faculty-Hubbard Branch of Lindblom Standing-Mrs. Craig, Mr. Solomon, Miss Irwin. Seated-Mr. Cook, Miss Lamb, Mr. Coltman, Mr. Smith. Smnrling-Mrs. Howard. Mr. Hunter, Mrs. Harnisll, Mrs. Scales Seated-Mr. 0'Hearn, Mr. Day, Miss Kemp, Miss Belmes. Careful to get an accurate cut, the boy operates the jig-saw with a skilled hand. The jig-saw is a valued tool in any wood shop and is noted for its maneuverahility in cutting thin pieces of wood. Industrial arts offers the fields of woodwork, printing, metal work and ceramics. Here a boy engaged in ceramics dexterously shapes a howl which will later he painted in bright colors. 9 fl Learning the types and uses of tools, these hoys put their shop knowledge to practical application. Using the tools about which they have learned, the hoys make practical projects which give them the experience needed in advance shops. llere an advanced student is given the privilege of doing metal work on the lathe, which usually consists in making ash trays or howls. 1-rm.. .inwww .ff 11 f sk i. . ' ' fl. , A fx ' h -. 'I X A .N . .A ' a X -of! llere a boy works on the wood lathe, being careful to work the wood into the proper shape. When the desired shape is reached, the project is smoothed and rounded. The jaws of the Gordon printing press yawn hungrily as it continues to devour more paper. Controlling the press entirely by himself, the boy can produce as many prints as are desired. Page 87 , --N 5 What's a good book that's fast reading? l've got to make a book report tomorrow. This is one of the many questions asked of the library staff, who are always ready to help a student in distress. In Lindblom's library, students may obtain books of all types from the lightest of fiction to Shakespeare and philosophy, for the shelves are crammed with volumes to suit everyone. The library is also a never-ending source of valuable reference material for both teachers and students alike. Page 88 The lilrrarian and her student assistants eheeli hooks for the many students who throng l.,llltllll0lll'S library every day to seleet books. do referenee work. and rezul. B0'lI nd About illd.lJl0lll REACH BEF? L IN WWMMM1 E E 5 ii l aww 29 Miss Crisman and Mrs. Malloy are the teachers in charge of the Adjustment Office, Mr. Rupprecht is the Vocational Placement Counselor. The purpose of the Attendance Office, under the direc- ti011 of Mr. Bach, Mrs. MacDonald, Mrs. Connolly, Mrs. Atkinson, and Mr. Shore, is to cut down tardinesses and absences. The girls' rest room has been under the supervision of tl1e matron, Mrs. Finlay, since the building was opened. Here one finds comfort and quiet and kindly assistance. This chart shows just how far each division has gone toward Berlin. Every colored square represents the purchase of a Wal' Bond. Valuable service to Lindblom is rendered by the clerks. Among their many duties are the handling of incoming and outgoing mail, answering phone calls and aiding visitors. Dispensing of supplies is not an easy job. but a hard a11d necessary one. Mr. Brazil. well-qualified for his work. handles his job expeditiously and efficiently. Page- ll!! Page 90 Seniors About to don l1is cap and gown. eavh senior vuntem- plates the day when he will lay down his svllool-hooks and go out illt0 the world. Some will 4'01lI'lllIlP their education at eolleges. others will work in war plants, while still others will put on the uniform of khaki or navy blue in answer to their vountry's call. hs, . L John l,innlgren, l'r4'sir14'nl Rebevvu West. Vin' lil'l'Nilll'lIl Jeanne Lelliere, Svr'rc'lury Ilan klllllillgli, Trvusurvr 'enior Class fficers of anuary and Clwfla-r llivrmuk. l'fl'Silll'lll Hin- IANIIIQ. Flin' III'I'Sil1l'lIl Rita xlfxlilllllll. Sa'c'rr'I11ry Hmxunl liullurnl. TI'l'llSlllAl'l 54' une l945 - 1 M' ' f ' W X 3 V A jf'-nv' P X . Q zu q Pagv 91 2? ii an ,V,. ,Z Q C C seas. 3 .sc-N se 23 , . Ron' One PHIL AMORUSO Varsity Football: Sophomore Football: L Club-:Vice Presi- dent: Inter-Class Baseball: lnter- Class Basketball: Hall Guard: Boys Chorus. BETTY B A LEY GAA.: Art League: Charm Dots Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Tap: Rhythms: Team Games. LESLIE BANKS l.l'CY BARBER G..X.fK.: French Club: Debs Club. l.,-X YERNE BERRY Concert Orchestra: Senior Girls Council: GSK..-K.: llc-bs Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Team Gamcs: Spanish Club. WILBIYR M. Bl..-KNEY JR. Page 92 Hou' Tico FRANCES BLECHA Inter Cabinet Council: Senior Girls Council: Debs Club: Team Games: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Spanish Club. LUCILLE BOLLACKER Senior Girls Council: Secretary, Girls Chorus: Debs Club: GA..-X.: Junior Girls Club: Soph- omore Girls Club: Fire Marshal. PHILLIP BORISY lntramural Wrestlillg: Inter-Class Boxing Champion 'sL3: Wrestlilig: lf, Club: Honor Society. CURTIS BOURNE Hall Guard: Inter-Class Basket- ball: Inter-Class Baseball: Bowl- ing: Swimming Team. ROBERT BREDIN Senior Boys Council: Honor So- ciety: Scholarship Certificate: President, Las Papanatasl: R.0.T.C., Capt.: Picked Platoon. CHARLOTTE E. BUHAI Co-Editor-in-Chief, Weekly': Order of the Golden Eagle: Eight Scholarship Certificates: A Cap- pella Choir: Los llormilones: Student Guild: Assemblies and Productions. , x . , ..:...,, v ,L . Rour Three RUTH BULGER GAA.: Hall Guard: Latin Club: Spanish Club. EARL BURTON Junior Basketball: Baseball: ln- tramural Basketball: L Club. ETHEL BUSHER Honor Society: G..-XA.: Sopho more Girls Club: French Club. RONALD E. CALLAHAN Executive Major, R.O.T.C.: Presi dent 3B Class: Business Manager, Eagle: Track Team: I.C.C.: Senior Boys Council: Honor S0 ciety: Hall Guard. JOE CARBONARO Honor Society: Intramural Bas- ketball. M ARY C ELENTA NO GAA.: Debs Club. Row Four VIOLA CERM.-KK Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Girls' Chorus: Weekly' Staff: Debs Club: G.A.A.: I.C.C.: Student Guild. CONCETTA CERYONE G.A.A.: Junior Girls Club: Debs Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Rhythms. RICHARD CHRISTOPHER Hall Guard: Stage Crew: Base- ball: L Club: Inter-class Bas- ketball: Intcr-class Wrestling: Track Team. ANTHONY CIRA Orchestra: A Cappella Choir: R.O.T.C. Exhibition Team. SUE CLARK Spanish Club: G..-LA.: Senior Girls Club: Class Sing Connnit- tee: Honor Society: A Cappella Choir. Rau' Hua' NMDNIA ll. CULLIN Spanish Club: l,..'K.A. -tNNl'1CtlNlxl1Y Life- Faxing: G.X.-K.: llolpltillrl l.e'a4le'rs: We-Q-kly Typist. Nl UH CUNRvtIl Wm-e-Llp Columnist: llebs Club: llonor Sovit-ty: G.-L.-X.: Nrt l.e'ag:tu': Typing Teaul: flssvul- blin-s anil l'ro1lu1-tion- l-Il,-XI NL CURNICLI. G.-LL: lllarm ll brary 1 l'l- l'l- IR ol- Club: lub fllillll-ll t.lub. t'Ul I.l'fS lnta-r-class liaslwtbull: lntvr-1-lass llasvball' lloulingll l'roni Cout- luittn' T7 Tiff u':?r ,., S4 -QQ, x Q vii., .,-,ur as-s. R' 'J' is Mp' 4' ffl - Hou' Tltrvv CH ARLLS lllilltlw Ron' Tito W'll.l.l :XM CR 'XWLFURIY Sophomore Football: Yarsity Yarsily Football: R.tl.'l'.tI,g lutvr- Football: L Club: Senior Boys Class Basketball: Class Sing Colu- Couuvil: Fninnningg Hull Guartl. tuittvc: L Club. l'IYl4fl.YN lil'f'l l'l'f INDNHS IIURUTIIY CZl'IlxAlA Spanish Club: G..-XA.: 'l'vaun G-A.A.: Sullhomon, Girl, Klub: Gain:-sg l 1'm'ing: lliltllllllllllllg RI,5ll,m,: ,yn l,t.i,gu,.. l re-url: Club: lmattle-rs: Tap. Y.-KIM IHA lDOWNl0N'l' Hpjllpjy ly,gpj54jHlApjR Delis tllulig Studi-ut Guililg tlupy G.N.N.g Spanish Club. 4-att-s: Honor Soviety 18 rl'lll.l. l.l4l'Il.l.A ll.-XNlHl'1Sl'1l, .-X Cappella Choir: Nlaclrigalsi Hall Guartlg S0lllI0lll0I't' Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club: G..XA. il! Class Sing Conuuittev. Ll'Cll.l.l-I Nl. l-IIDWARDS latnt. NIHRY L li. RICH Nl .-KN CII.-'tRl,l-IS Dail lxl'S llall Guard: Intramural ll-i-kct- 10,11',-u,,,1jmn,-,g lf,-,H-ing, ball. Cll -XRl,tl'l l'l'I ICNGLHII -XRIYI' Set-returp. Junior Girls Club: Se-- THl':UlJURl': R- lH'3MlYU'l1l'3R nior Girls Counril: lla-bs Club: lute-r-Class liaslu-lballg ,lunior G.fX..-X.: l,.D. Clubl :UI LCLIJLIWS liasketball Tc-aiu. lfmlviiigg: Soplioiuore- Girls Club. jp i 'PU' s , ir I A. vl 2- .C ,ivi M A 2 'vw by 14' NN' 1 V r lx A 'E lfnlitor, WR-clxly: G..-X..-X.: Los llia- blitosg Fin' Sl'llUl2lI'rlllll Cvrtili- l ent'ing1: G..-X..-X4 Hull Guarelg 'rf'2llll Gaines: Latin Clubg Soph- ' UIIIOTC Girls Club: Library Xssis- G..-X..-Lg llebs Club: Los lllilllll- 3 'fx Hou' Four Rl l'll l'fNll'1Nll.MIlll'IR G,.-XA.: Los llorlnilloua-sg llvbs Club: Spanish Club. lxl-f'NNl'i'l'll L. ICN HRS S1-nior lloys Count-il: R.tl.'l',4I.: llull Guarelz llonor Sovie-ty: Liglll lirigaalv: l'roje-vtion Club. STHX li l l,l'lll'fR CH NRLICS l 0L'l'Z llall Guaral: lnlf-r-Class llaslwt- ball: lntvr-Class llasvball: lutvr- Class lloxingg -l Yvars l'e-rf:-vt .'xlll'll4lillll'Q'Q Swinnning 'liQ'3lIllQ Conrvrt llaml: R.U.T.C. llunil. LUIS l 0RSY'l'lll'i G.-LX.: Soplmlnorn- Girls Club: .Iunior Girls Club: Rlljllllllil llarn llanviugz lll'II.l-IN l'RlilJl-1RIClx GA.-X.: llc-bs Club: Cbarnl llot-. 1 K5 Sf W? is.. 'wi -s .Dr t m I it .. .f X wi YLJ W , M -ms X G ' 41' f 6 X L 'QW so -cf! Pays' SHI Ron' Um' l'1Yl'il,YN G.-XLH -K Cappella Choir: Madrigals: Weekly: l.C.C.: Student Guild: G.-LA.: Life Saving: Nssemblies and l'roductions. INDRUTHY C. GFHH KRT llonor Society: G.-XFN.: Sopho- more Girls Club: .lunior Girls Llnb: llebs Club. LLUYII It-Xl,lC Gli ORGL Gy lnnastics: Honor Society . Gll.fKCl'i ll. GlllllS Latin Club: French Club: G.-LX.: Team Games: Hall Guard: Tap: Sophomore Girls Club. Nl KRSH,-KLI, GULIIBICRG Syxinnning Team: Weight Lifting 'l'c-am: Wrestling Team: 1 lub: Latin Club: Spanish Club: Tennis Te-ann. eg' - ale Ron' Tu o STANLEY GUSLUYICH Senior lloys Council: lnter-Cabi- net Council: L Club: Football Mgr.: Honor Society: Perfect flttendance: Hall Guard: Four Scholarship Certificates. MARHC GRUNACEH Sophomore Girls Club: .lunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: llebs Club: G.A.A.: Hall Guard. l,l'iUNKRll H-X.-tix lishers: Hall Guard. Captain. CHARLES H.-XRNACH Senior Boys Council: lnter- Cabinet Council: L Club: lfootball Manager: Une Scholar- ship Certificate: Honor Society: Vlieekly Reporter: Hall Guard. ICRYIN H.-XWRYLHWICZ Senior lloys Council: L Club: Football Mgr.: Perfect Attend- ance: lnter-Cabinet Council: Hall Guard. Captain: Honor Soci- ety: R.0.T.C.: lst Lt. X ICTUR Llili H.-XYHS K Cappella Choir: Nanlrigals: Light Brigade. 'iii x ' TES V: 5. ago 9 I Kon' Tllrcc' IJURUTHY HEIMIH-IRG G..-LA.: Sophomore Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club: llebs Club: Honor Society: Hall Guard: Rhythms. J.-H114 HELLER Honor Society: Hall Guard: Spanish Club: R.0.T.C. WILLIAM HESSEN Honor Society: Gymnastic Team: Track Team: Sophomore lfoot- ball: Varsity Football: llshers Club: Hull Guard: lnter-Class Basketball. GRACE HILDEBRAND Senior Girls Council: Secretary' 3A Class: G.A..-X.: lleb s Club: Prom Committee: ,lunior Girls Club: A Cappella Choir. EYEIXN HUG.-KN Yice-l'resident, 3,-X Class: Secre- tary. LU Club: agle Stall: llol- phin Club: l'rom Committee: A Cappella Choir: -Xthlctic L and 2 Chcvrons. CARRELL HOOD G.-XA.: Sophomore Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club. R ou' Four l'ill,l'IF1N HOSTl,l'IR Senior Girls Council: Girls Chorus: llebs Club: G..-LA.: Sophomore Girls Club: Assem- blies and Productions: Trial By' Jury. JUNE lf. HURD G.-LN.: l'an American Club! Sing Connnittee: ,lunior Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Rhythms: Spanish Club. PALMYRA lf. JoNt-is Leaders: Team Games: Fencing: Tap: llebs Club: Concert Orches- tra: Honor Society: G.,-LA. ROSEMARY JORGENSEN GAA. Board and Cabinet: Secre- tary. Lila Club: Vice-President, SSB Class: Athletic L and -l- Chevrons: ,lunior Girls Club: Se- nior Girls Club: Urder of the Golden Eagle: Life Saving. JOSEPH .IURICH Editor -in - Chief, Eagle: Class Speaker: Treasurer, 3B Class: R.U.T.C. Major: Senior Boys Council: Honor Society: Scholar- ship Certificate: Urder of the Golden Eagle. SHlRLl'fl'1 .ll l'Zl Mail Service Cabinet: G..-X..-K.: Girls Chorus: Senior Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club: Team Game-I lnter-Cabinet Council. Xmas Q Eh-R! he--fr -4256 ,, Y fig.- Nm Q Q nv- ki ia 1' vw- 9 Rau' Um' 13l.URIfKk-Kl.INUW SKI llnnor Suvivlyz Svlmlalrwllip Cm'- lilirular: Soplmiuore- llirla Club: ,luniur Cirlf Club: lk-b-1 C..K.-X.: 5m'r1'lzll'y. Se-ninr llirlx Cnunvil. .ll1Nl'INl. lxfXNllIUl.K U..-X. X.: Soplununri- llirlx Club: .lunior Cirls Club: llunnr Sun-ivly. lNDRO'l'H Y lxl'1fK'l'lN4L Weekly lfililor: C.-K..-L1 .lunior Uirlf Clllb: llrb- Club: l,us I,0l'lllll0llf'N. Wll.l,I NM lxll'NlS l.C.C.: WR-e-lxly fiill'l1l0lllNl. lll'll,l'fN lxl5Zli 'NN Unlur of Tln- li0lllQ'll liuglv: .-X Cappvllu Choir: llnuor Sm-iuly: l, uml 1 Clwvronf: Yirr-l'rf:fi- I qlvnl of lun -hm-rivun Club: l.C.C,: Limlblom Sluelf-nl Cuililg Claw Sing C0llllllllll't'. lll'f'l l'Y .NNN lxlAl3S lhrbf Club: ll.,-LA.: Mail Serxive: Senior Cirla Council. .F ir.. U' 1 it .' 'bs Nou' Tun Run' Tllrvv Hou' l uur l'l'f'l'l'fR l R.'XNlS lxUl'RlYN -Xlll'1l,l'l liW'Xlx .IUHN l.lNlNiRl'1N l,igbl llrigzulv: Tfxsiuuuing Tczuu: C.'X.K.: nhwllllilim uunl l'ru1llu'- S4-nior limp Couuril: I, Club: Yin--l'r1-wiilvill nl' .Nrl lmuguc: lionf: ll0uorSm-ic-ly: Snplminnn- llouor Sm-in-ly. I,I'l'Sl1lQ'lll. Cup- lSlwr: Hall lillilflll l irv Wlur- Uirla Club: .luniur Cirlf Club: lain. SNllllIlllllg 'l'e'anu: llop Nliul: l'ruje-vlion Club: l.C.C, lm, lliublilnh. M-liia-vm-liiclll I, Cup: l'rn-fide-ul ll Clans: l.iI,lI, ANNI-1.l. IAJZA l,URl'I'l l'X lxlllklx ll.:l..K.: Snpllmllnre- Cirls Club: 1 H ' 1 ' Q qglygn ,Iunior Girls Club: Rllyllllllwl -lxxllff' l4UN4'llUl'5l'4R llonor Sncie-lp: Typing: 'l'e-auu: limp Clmruw. Yivv-l'l'1'si1le-lil: Deb- Club. 'Frm-k 'l'z-auu: Soplluumre- Fun!- , V i l V hull: Yurfily l oolbull: Claw Sing 'RPAP' klll-ll'Ux H: IQNIILY lr- IAAN1,ylCll Coininiln-v: Club: lnh-r. llouor homely: C.,-LX.: Xrl D ll Vluh Vtmin 1. x X Llufs llumbull: lulvr-Class lla,- f- c- , 3 '?'LE1 ,.,.-.: V hiugmi: Rhlllmh: lull' Honor Sm-ivlyg fipunifli Club. lwllmll' . H , . ., MAR URIE IAUZUN , 1' H ' imB'hR KRIMI-Qlltlk' U x 'iI'3 2 Dulllllln l 'll'i '5 LN ltitljefmlxl'bllbbllizx-lbmribilion l'lal- ,unnl l 'l'i'll1 I' Linh: Hal' anal 2 Cbevrnnfg llnnor l'uhlure-: mlm. g,.r.,,..lm R 011' 1-uurul: llllt'l'-l.lilhh llaheball: ln- Hirli Chorus: Honor 5m,it,h: ' ' P' ' ' ' ' ' lx-r-Clara lluslu-tlmll: Soplunuure- fl-mm 4-,nnev In-0 5,n,in,, ' lfnnlliull H E q A U t F' . ' .l0Sl'1l'll MAN! -IH-xNNl': llllillilillllllil :lllmi-Clufsrl Wrestling: lCap:niu. , , , , Sq-vrolury ul' l,-V' C uhh: Senim' ion ing 'Q-um: re-url C u i: QXA kt-'MINMU V Cirlf Counvilg llnrmr Snviely: lnle-r-Claws liublu-lbull: lIllt'l'-lllil-w lldlllllllhtli-5 Teullll ilruvk 'fe-ani: 'hseinliliea uml l,I'0lllll'll0llrI linac-bull: lnle-r-Claw Foollmll: 5j'l'll0U'0 l'00llPUll'1 lilfrllf l.C.C.: Clan Prom CmuiuiLlm': llusim-sf Stall. W.-eklyg llull l'00lhUll3 'il-M Club? 5f'Ul0f HUD lleb- Club: llnll lluanl. Cuurnl. Council: 1.-'l Clan Treasllre-r. ll.-KRULII l-1. l.lCYY I I H Y Q V H , lluml: R.U.T.C.: FtfIll'lIlg1,1 Raulio IWIURIW' M-xRl1lNl-'Hx v u',ll R hlllm-'UN Club: 'X-wt'lllllllt'h and l'rmlu4-- C..L'L: ll:-bs Club: Soplioumrv Cyliiiiuflirf Team: Hull Cuunl. lionf. Cirlp Club: .lllllillr llirlf lilllll- Pays' '64- 12 WHS' Ron- Une ANNA LOU MARRHAM l.D', Club: Team Gamesg Cham- pionship Valley Hall Teamg Championship Basketball Teaung G.A.A.g Fcncingg Badmintong Leaders. JUNE M ASSOTH Team Gamesg G.A.A.: Badmin- tong Dcbs Club. SARA MC AFEE G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls Clubg ,Iunior Girls Clubg Dehs Club. MARY MC RAE President, Girls Chorus: Library Assistantg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Team Gamesg Rhythms. HELEN MELILLO Delis Clubg Costume Design Club: G.A.A.g Rhythmsg Tapg Sophomore Girls Clubg Leadersg Fencing. STEPHANIE MENCH Graduating in like yearsg Inter- Cabinet Councilg Honor Societyg Freshman Girls Clubg Debsg A Cappella Choirg Girls Chorus. Page 96 'ef' vi' sis?-as Hou' Two BLRTON M ETZ R.0.T.C.: Hall Guardg Cabinet Council. Inter- EDWARD MICAL Concert Orchestra. FELICE MICHAELS Co-Editor-in-Chief, Weekly 3 Order of The Golden Eagleg Eight Scholarship Certilicatesg A Cap- pella Choirg Athletic L and 1 Chevron: Class Sing Committeeg lnter-Cabinet Councilg Junior Girls Club. MARIE MICKULAS G.A.A.g Junior Girls Clubg Sophomore Girls Clubg Poster Clubg Art Leagueg Debs Club. RUTH MIZAR Honor Societyg Art Leagueg Span- ish Club: G.A.A.g Concert Bandg Weekly Stalfg Typing Team. JOHN F. MOLENAR Honor Societyg R.0.T.C. H0144 Three CARLESLI E MOSIER Hall Guardg Track Teumg Cross- Country Track. YERA VV. MOSLEY Hall Guardg Spanish Clubg Leaderg C.A.A.g Team Gams-sg Fencing. EDWARD MUSY Orchestrag Gym Oliiceg Honor Society. THOMAS NAUCHTON Intramural Wrestlingg Wrestling Teamg Track Teamg Light Bri- gadeg Projection Clubg Hall Guard. .IENNIE NAUMCZIK G.A.A. Board and Cabinet: Honor Societyg Secretary, 4 B Classg Prom Committeeg 4 Schol- arship Certificatesg L and I Chevrong Student Guildg LD', Club. MARGARET NEBEH AY G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Con- cert Orchestrag Latin Clubg Se- nior Prom Committeeg L and 2 Chevronsg NLD Clubg Sopho- more Girls Club. Hou' Four DORIS NELSON Senior Girls Councilg 3B Class Secretaryg Honor So- cietyg Debs Clubg Spanish Club, Secretary. G.A.A.g HELEN NOYAK' G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Debs Clubg Junior Girls Clubg Spanish Club. LEU JOSEPH NUVOSEL Intra-Mural Basketballg Intra- Mural Baseball: Hall Guardg Graduate in 3IfQ yearsg Honor So- ciety. JOSEPH OLI V O R.O.T.C.g Sophomore Footballg Varsity Football: Bowling Teamg Track Team. .IOHN MELBOURNE OLSON Weekly Salesmang Bond Sales- man: Graduate in 3M years. '- Tru I is x Y at s-P If W Ron' Um' IDOROTHY ORLOWSKI Leaders: Sophomore Girls Club: .lunior Girls Club: Delis Club: G.A.A.: Spanish Club: Hall Guard: Team Games. KENNETH OSAIYNICK Intra-Mural Baseball: Hall Guard. ANTHONY PASSOLANO Gymnastics Team: Swimming Team: R.O.T.C.: Hall Guard. GUILETTA PATCH G.A.A.: Team Games: Badmin- ton: Tap: Junior Girls Club. STEPHEN PAVLIK Hall Guard: Usher. Row Two WESTING E. PENCE I, Club: Tennis Team: Honor Society: Hall Guard. CHARLES PETERSON Poster Club: Intra-Mural Foot- ball: lntra-Mural Basketball. WILLIAM PHI-ILAN FLORENCE PIERCE G.A.A.: Hall Guard: Concert Or- chestra: Typing Team: Team Games: Fencing. .I A M ES PIGN ATO R.O.T.C.: Hall Guard: Wrestling Team. PAULENE POELTL G.A.A.: Costume Design Club: Fencing: Art League: Junior Girls Club: Hall Guard. - ' ' T :a 4-QF? 5 x Hou' Threw LORRAINE PRIESS President, l..ll. Club: llolphin: Life Saving: Athletic L and l Chevron: Vice President. junior Girls Club: Leaders: Spanish Club: Fencing. ANGELINE PUNDA G.A.A.: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Badmin- ton: Rhythms: Tap: Modern Dancing. JOSEPH RADICH Honor Society: Eire Marshal: I- Years Perfect Attendance. SHIRLEY MAE REAI. Associate Editor. Weekly: Presi- dent, Debs Club: Chaimian. Class Sing Committee: Hall Guard: Honor Society: Vice-President, ,lunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Prom Committee. FERN RECK A Cappella Choir: Team Games: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls Club: Junior Girls Club: Leaders. CONSTANCE RENNHAK Posture Contest Winner: G.A.A.: Spanish Club: Junior Girls Club. My , V X , Hou' Four AININ RESCHKE I.C.C.. Treasurer: Hall Guard: Fire Marshal: Captain. lishcrs: Honor Society. WILLIAM RICHTER Inter-Class Wrestling: Inter-Class Basketball: Inter-Class Baseball. BERNICE ROBINSON I, and 4 Chevrons: Runner up. Fencing Championship: Concert Orchestra : Honor Volleyball Team: 2 Dolphins: Ping-Pong Championship: Honor Basketball Team: Championship Baseball Ta-am. JAMES S. ROBINSON R.O.T.C., Lt.: Concert Rand: Hall Guard. Lt.: I.C.C.: Clean Up Campaign. GLORIA ALICE ROSSIN G.A.A. Board and Cabinet: LID Club: G.A.A.: Leaders: Team Games: Typing Team: I.C.C. MAURINE RUTHERFORU Athletic L : Hall Guard: Ilad- minton: LD : Fencing: Pan American Club: Team Games: Projection Club. Page Ron' Une EYARD H. SALADIN President 3A Class: Senior Boys Council: R.O.T.C., Lt. Colonel: Usher: Hall Guard: l.C.C. PETE J. SALLAS Gymnastics Team: Band: Boys Chorus: Hall Guard: Bowling. FRANK RICHARD SAPIT Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: L Club: Hall Guard: Intra-Mural Basketball: Intra- Mural Boxing. LUDWIG SASKOR Honor Society: One Scholarship Certificate: Gymnastics Team: L Club. President: Eagle Stand: -I-B Class President: I.C.C. ARTHUR SCHALL R.O.'l'.C.: Wrestling Team Row Tico LORRAINE SCHAUER Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Vice President SLD. Club: L and 2 Chevrons: Sec- retary, Junior Girls Club: Weekly Stall: Chairman, 4A Programs: Fire Marshal. HAROLD G. SCHMIDTKE Junior Basketball Team: Inter- Class Basketball: Hall Guard: Inter-Class Baseball. LEJEUNE IJOLORES SCOTT G.A.A.: Team Games: Fencing: Latin Club: Hall Guard: Sopho- more Girls Club. RICHARD SELTIN Business Stall. Eagle: Concert Band: R.0.T.C., Drum and Bugle Corps: Band Librarian: Hall Guard: R.O.T.C. DOROTHY SHEPHERD G.A.A.: .Iunior Girls Club: Fenc- ing: Rhythms: Spanish Club: A Cappella Choir: Sophomore Girls Club. ROBERT SIMEK Bowling League: Projection Club. Row Three AGNES D. SKOPEK Valedictorian: 8 Scholarship Cer- tificates: Golden Eagle: A Cap- pella Cboir: HL and 4 Chevrons: Perfect Attendance: Vice-Presb dent of G.A.A.: L Cup Winner EVELYN SKURNICKI Gym Omce Assistant: Debs Club: Sophomore Girls Club: L and 3 Chevrons: G.A.A.3 .Iunior Girls Club. LOUISE SLECHTA Honor Society: Concert Orches- tra: Debs Club: French Club: Latin Club: G.A.A.: I.C.C. HELENE A. SLEZAK G.A.A.: Leaders: Team Games: Trial By ,lury : Weekly Stall' Artist: Art Major: Debs Club: Art Institute Scholarship. ROSE MARIE SMITH G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club: Latin Club. MILDRED SOKOL G.A.A.: Honor Society: Junior Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Debs Club: Team Games. Row Four JOHN STAJURA Basketball: Baseball. MILDRED STEJSKAL Honor Society: G.A.A.: Debs Club: Rhythms: Sophomore Girls Club: Junior Girls Club: Tap. ERWIN STEMPINSKI Captain. R.O.T.C.: Hall Guard, Captain: Ushers Club: Picked Platoon: Assemblies and Produc- tions. RUTH STONE Mail Service Cabinet: Junior Girls Club: Debs Club: G.A.A.: Fencing: Spanish Club: Sopho- more Girls Club: Hall Guard. LICONA LEE STOYKOV Honor Society: Sophomore Girls Club: G.A.A.: Spanish Club. VIOLET STRASKY Golf: Freshman Girls Club: C.A.A. is-tl ,Wi - he C nl at . H .. f if . - 5 s if ' .., '-lv s...- he I f, 3 -- 'H Page SHI Ron' Om' MICH A lil, STRELEC llaud: R.U.T.C.: Tram-k: Intra- Mural liuse-hull: lntra-Mural Bas- lwtball. l'Il.0lSl'I STRUNK G..'LA.: llc-bs Club: Sophomore Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club: Prom Committee. C.fKSMlR. l Sl'CZYNSKl G..-LX.: lmadn-rs: Honor Soi-ietyt junior Girls Club: llebs Club: Tc-am Games: Spanish Club: Sophomore Girls Club. llI'II.l-IN 5l'l,l.lYAN G.-LX.: -Xrt League: Junior Girls Club. l:l'fS'l'l'iR TlfNll'l,l'ITUN JR. Urdt-r of tht- Colden lnagle: Ns- sot-iate lfditor. Weekly: 1 Schol- arship Certilirates: Honor Sori- vty: Capt.. R.U.T.C.: Student Guild: Capt.. Hall Guards: Cou- rt-rt Un-ln-stra. YINCICNT .l. Tl'iRl'iSl lishe-r. Chief: lfire- Marshal: Hall Guard. Capt.: llrum and llugle Corps: llille Company: R.U.T.C.: Convert lland. Ron' Tivo YULA THSTA GAA.: Team Games: Leaders: Sophomore- Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club: llebs Club: Hall Guard: Tap. R.-Xl,l'H Tll!l'iRl Varsity' Football: L Club: Hall lnter-Class Baseball: ln- Basketball. Guard: lift'-l :lass Rl'TH TOM.-XSZICWSKI Honor Guard: Rhythms: Sophomore Girls Club. Soriely: GJLA.: Hall junior Girls Club: IRHNIC TRICNCH Sophomore Girls Club: Junior Girls Club: llebs: G.A.A.: l'rom Committee: Weekly. Typist: Honor Soriety: Art League. STICPH.-NNY 'l'RII5lAK Girls Chorus: llebs Club: C,.K..N.: Leaders: ,lunior Girls Club: Team Games: Restrirted la JUSI-IPH l'RliNN Business Mgr., Weekly: Senior lloys Counril: Honor Son-if-ty: 1 li Class Treasurer: l'rom Committee: Sing Committee. Ron' 1lIIl'l'l' WILLIAM URBAUI-IR Hall Guard: Usher: lnter-Class Baseball: lnlra-Mural Football: lnteir-Class Basketball: Bowling Team. AlNll,l'H YASFIIASKI Gymnastics Team: Hall Guard. l'illNfK YICK G..-LA.: Assistant Copy' lfditor. Weekly': ,lunior Girls Club: Soph- omore Girls Club. MIRRIAM YICK G..'X.fX.: Sophomore- ,lunior Girls Club. Girls Club: .-XNGl'il.lNl'i Ylllft G..-X.N.: Sophomore- Girls Club: junior Girls Club: llebs Club, JEAN W.-XIII-I Yire-l'resident. -tl! Class: l'resi- dent ,lunior Girls Club: Vire- l'residt-nt. 'l,ll Club: .Mllletir I, and I Chevron: Prom Com- mittee: Sing Committee: lfagle' Stafl: 'X Cappella Choir. Hou' Four lil-ITTY UPU Wlfllll G..X.L: llebs Club: Library' ,Ns- slslllllll Spanish Club: Weekly. Typist: l rt-nt-In Club, Ss-vretary. l'IYl'II,X N Wlilll-IR Ri-strii-ted l, and fl Chevron.: G..-LX.: lla-bs Club: Honor Soci- ety. Cll.-Klll.l'IS WICISS R.0.T.t I.: Gy mnasl it-s Sys imming Team. .l KNH WHISS Krt l,eagun-: G.K..N.: llebs Team: Club: .Iunior Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club. Rl'Il!l'fCC K WHSI' G.,-LX.: Hall Guard: Sophomore Girls Club: 'l'reasura'r. Girls Club: lla-bs Club: l,l'f'Sltlt'IIl. I--K Class: Copy Weekly: llonor Soi-iety. .lunior Y iw-- lftlitor. Q .. g I is , S v X Page 99 jf- ! 'Q in K' as 4? X, S 1 4 4 .f t 1 . . Q'-Q 5 .4 Page I 00 Row One PAUL WIETZKE A Cappella Choirg Latin Clubg Baseball. JOSEPHINE WILKOWSKI G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg L'i and 4 Chevronsg Honor Society: LD Clubg Hall Guartlg Honor Basketball Team: Honor Baseball Teamg Order of Golden Eagle. ROBERT ALLAN WILSON Inter-Class Championship Base- ballg Inter-Class Championship Basketballg Football Managerg Boys Chorusg Travkg Baskethallg Weekly Stall. Row Two ROSE ZANNIELLO Freshmen Girls Club, Sophomore Girls Clubg Junior Girls Clubg Debs Clubg Badminton, Tapg Fenvingg Pan American Club. CHARLES ZARUBA Hall Guartlg Inter-Class Basket- ball: Baseball Teamg President, Boys Chorus. LINDBLIDDIQS TRIBUTE 0F LOVE Clear against the sun-set heaven, In the hope-filled west, Rise thy stately walls, 0 Lindblom, Halls with beauty blessed, Born of love thy valiant spirit Purged with flaming truth, Consecrating to man's service Sturdy eager youth. Shrouded in the shades of ev'ning Touched with morning light, Proudly stands thy royal eagle, Wings wide-spread for flightg Symbol bold of steadfast courage, Of enduring might! So thy sons go forth to vanquish In the strength of right. Final Refrain: Gladly lift we now our voices Thy dear name to singg To thy shrine of truth and beauty Loving tribute bring. . 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I RIC Rl'iRlll'iRlCII G.-KA. lloarnl and Cabinet: LII Club: llonor Society: Ilebs Club: Student Guild: Convert Urrlles- tra: Sophomore Girls Club. IIICRNICII lllflillll.-XNN Senior Girls Count-il: Weekly Stall: Girls Chorus: Ile-bs Club: Sophomore Girls Club: lloxsling League: llall Guard: GA.-'l. .I -X MI-IS IIICRK Convert Rand: Lindblom llrum and llugle Corps: R.0.T.C. I'i1-ka-tl l'latoon: Weekly Sales- man: Boys Chorus. IVRIIIJ lll'f'l'Z Club: Wivvlily--Ksslslilltl Sports linlitor: Senior lloys Coun- 4-il: Swimming Team. Co-Captain: Sgt. R.0.'l'.C.: I.C.C. C'XRflIlCl,l,'X IIICZICII G..-K..-X.: LID Club: llublivity Chairman. Sophomore Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club: Girls Chorus: Trial Ry ,lury : llebs Club: wveelxly. Page I 02 E Hon' Tivo W Nl.Tl'iR RICZINGUE Baseball: Inter-Class Basketball. Inter-Class Football: JUSI-IPHINE ISIIADTTA ll..-XA.: Frenm-h Club. GICURGIC BISTOS IIICTTY ISLANCHI-1T GAA.: Leaders: llebs Club: Tap: ,lunior Girls Club: Honor Soi-iety: Team Games. EIIGAR HLANEY Rand: R.U.T.C.: llall Guard: President. Spanish Club. .llC.'lNI'i'I'TE IILIUY .N Cappella Choir: Senior Girls Council: Honor Soviety: Svholar- ship Certificate: G.A.A.: Ilebs Club: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club. . Ls- Rou- Three A NN.-UNI AE RUIJINICT GAA.: Sophomore Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club: llebs Club: Team Games: Leaders, IDULURICS BOERS G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls .lunior Girls Club: llebs Club: Fr:-nvh Club: Team Games' Leaders. Club: NIINNII-I BUGIJANICH 1 M. as - U sa CAA.: LII Club: I. and I chevron: Leaders: Team Games: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Spanish Club. RICHARD RUHNSAK LORRAINE BULL Team'l1er's Aid: Salesman: C.A.A.: Ilebs Club. .IUSEPHINE RONK Secretary: Spanish Club: GA..-K. Run' Four BRING BORKUVl'Slxl Convert Ilrvhestra: Baseball: In termediate llasketball: Honor So riely. IIHRNIAN ROSS Club: Ilaseball Team I'kllI.lNE BRAIJARICH Leaders: Team Games: Badmin- ton: Fencing: LD Club: Sopho- K I more Club: G.: . RUTH IIRAIDEN G..-LA.: Band: Library Assistant: Team Games: Honor Sorietyg French Club. NI .-KRT RR All LL l'roje1-tion Club: llebs Club: ,Iu- nior Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Radio Club. FRANCICS RRECHBIICI. G.A..-N.: Girls Chorus: ll1'bsClub: Team Games. Kon' Um' I-fllw' -'KRD HRICGU -Ill llixision Trvasu .IRAN HRH! M N Y rer. Girls Chorus: G..N.A.: Fr:-slinian Girls Club: llc-bs Club: Sopho- niora- Girls Club. l.IiUNARIJ HRICNZA Cy IIIIIZISIIVS l l'1Illll RUN llRUNlxl'IlNlA llall Guarnl: Proj:-v Nl HH IN I!RU0lx llall Guaral. I: REID ISRUNX N Hall Guanl. lion Club. l -lu-r: llall Guard. Ron' Turn Wll.l.ll'1 l'IYl'1l.YN BROWN G.A.A.: llc-bs Club: Spanish Clubs: Fencing: Yire Pre-siclenl, l.os Papagyos. lx -XTHICRINE RRUMMEI. Girls Chorus: Lead: Trial by juryu: Choir: Madrigals: Honor Soriely: l'resiale-nl. Frem-h Club: Spanish Club: Life-Saving. .lUSFl'll BRZA N A 'l'nn-k. lRlCNl'f HRZUSTUWSKI G,-K.fK.: llonor Sm-ivty: Conn-erl llaml: Sophomore Girls Club: Hall Guarcl: Spanish Club. CII.-KRl.l-IS RIFCHTRIII' Urn-lu-stra: Clive-r l.e-anler: lnlvr- lllass llaslwlballg lnlc-r-Class lfootball. .ll NF lil Nlll-I Golulvu lfaglv: anul 3 Chew- ron-: Honor Society: N Cappella Choir: Wlaalrigals: Library Club: ll! Xiu--l'r1-si4le-nl: Se-nior Girls Couuvil. fvf- .A4. ,J .. Fi A as X K TN 117' Ron' Four INIRIS CAREY Ron' Threw l.ll.l,lAN BURNS Senior Girls Counn-il: Girls Chorus: llolphin l'Iiuhle'ln: Fr:-nvll Club: Vll'C-l,l 8Sl1lPIllI llc-hs Club: Life-Saving: luler- Cabinvl Counvil, Se-vrelary: Slauip Queen lil! Class. BETTY BURRIS G.A..fL: Tvznu Gaines: Team-lwr .-Kssislanl: llehs Club: Spanish Club. IHCTTY BCSIC G.A.A.: junior Girls Club: l'osle'r Club: Art Leaguc-: Spanish Club: Honor Sovivly. Club. MARYlN1IARl.SON ball. X llll..-'K C.-KRLSUN Library Assislllllll Uflire- Xssis- lanl: Spanish Club: G.A.A.: lh-bs Swinuuing 'FCZIIIII l, Club: lu- te-r-Class Ruslwlball: Stage- Cn-w: Hall Guuril l.I.: lnh-r-Class Base-- Girls Chorus A1'l'0llllllllll5l2 Ih-Irs GRACE ISUSZIN 1l.A.A. lloarelansl Cabin:-I. ,. . filwirr l rfl 'l fhN li' - --1 u Club: LD Club: A Cappn-lla ' nu l Q . Club l'ublim-ily Chuiruiau' lwul- HW' l l:ll V 0 1 l1 fl'l r'3 ll f 4-rs: .-X Cappella Choir: l, anml l S l l?- Chevron: llouor Sovivly: lfivv Svhularship Cvrlifivalvs: Club. IHWCHKRID CAHILI. Sflllllllllltlfl' Football : Yarsily lnlllllllillli Trarl: To-aul: R.o.'l'.1:.g l'sln-rs: Hall Guard: Y ire-l'r4's.. l.alin Club. llvh- .IUSICPH CNRRULI. R.1l.l.l..: llull Guarzls. -KN'l'll0NYl1NKSSl 3lflRf5'UW'l'Vfllllwilllll till.--s tilulig lute-r-Class Swim G..-XA.: Spanish Club: Rhyllunsg ming: Swimming Squasl: lnlvr- ,Iunior Girls Club. Class llnslwlball. ., N- I . l Priya' I 03 Ron' Une .l .NCIS CHAMBICRINXIN llonor Soviely: l'roje1-tion Club: lnlm-r-Class Baseball: lnter-Class Basketball: l ire- Marshal: Hall Guard. l.llCIl.l.l-f CH.-Xl'Nl'XN K.. LX. l lil.llxS CHW ASZCZI-IWSKI Bowling: llall Guarcl: lslu-rs: l ire Marshal. 'I'I'IlltIIlNIlI'1I.IiWSkli SHIRLICY LOU CHOISSI-IR lh-bs Club: Girls Chorus: G..-K.-X.: llall Guards: Spanish Club: Trial By .lur5,': Honor Soi-it-ty. l,oRR UNH CHRZAXNOWSKI G.-L-K.: .Iunior Girls Club. Ron' Two .llIl,IUS CIEKUTIS Convert Orchestra: R.O.T.C.: Gy mnast ics. ALB!-IRT CILISKE Hall Guartl: Projevtion Club: Light Brigalle: lnter-Class Bas- ketball: lnter-Class Baseball. .IRAN CISZEWSKI G..N.fK. Board and Cabinet: lf, anul -I Chevrons: 5 Dolphins: Life Saving: 'l.lY' Club: Hil4llllillIOIl1 Fam-ing: lfrenvh Club. BETTY CLING Honor Soviq-ty: Eagle Staff: G.-XA.: Debs Club: Team Games: Sophomore Girls Club: ,lunior Girls Club: Spanish Club. Gl'1R,-KLIIINE COBLICNTZ Honor Soriety: G.A.A.: Rhythms: Sophomore Girls Cabinet: Vive- Prvsitlent. l.atin Club. M-XRG,-XRICT COLLINS G.'X..-X.: Honor Society: Spanish Clllb. Row Three TOM KENNETH COFFI-IY Inter-Class Wrestling. A UDREY COOK G.A.A.: Leaders: Life Saving: Spanish Club: Team Games Sophomore Club: Convert Baml l Cll1'lIlQ1. MARY COOK Leaulers: Team Games: Girls Chorus: CAA. RAYMOND COPPS Hall Guard: Fire Marshal. CHARLES CORTILETTI lfntertainment Committee Ushers: Lieutenant. R.O.T.C.: Honor Society: Spanish Club. LOTTIH COTUGNO G..-LA.: Team Games: Tea4'lu'r' -Xssistant: llebs. Ron' Four JOHN CR AWFORD R.O.T.C. THOMAS CROIX Gymnastivs Team: Honor Sm-iety: Inter-Class Basketball: lnler-Class Baseball: Hall Guar4l: Projertion Club. El,l,liN CROWLICY Honor Soviety: .Mhletiv lf: l.lY' Club: Los Diablitos: l,ea:l- ers: Team Games: G.:K.A.: l.C.C. MARY CUMMICNS Baml: Orrhestra: G.X..-X.: Team Games: Honor Sol-iety: Leaxlers: Yin- Presiqlent. Spanish Club. STANLICY CZ.N.lKOWSlxl lnlra-Mural Baseball: lntra-Mural Basketball: Hall Guanl: Intra- Mural W'rustling. .4-r Page' I 0 I s, K ffl,- QW Kon' Unf- .ll'Nli D.NHl,GRl'fN Honor Society: Scholarship Cer- tilicatc: .-Xthletic lf: l.iI'e Sav- ing: Stutlent Guiltl: G.-Li.: l encing:: llaelminton. Dlil.DRl'1S DAXYI DSDN Stutlcnt Guiltl: Honor Society: Dolphin: Life Saving: Delis Club: GSX..-K.: Hall Guarnl: Sophomore Girls Club. GRACIC Dli M.-KRCD Honor Society: G.fK..'X.: Dolphin: l,ife Saving: Mail Service: l.eatl- ers: Team Games: Spanish Club. liUSlCNlARY Dl'1Ul'iRl,lNG GA..-X.: l,e-anlcrs: Team Games: llzulminton: Fencing: l.es l'etites Circle: l.cs fhnies nle France. S'l'. tNl.lCY lll.llGDl'0l.Slil c 1 Q Rott' Tico lll'fl.l'IN DUlll4fS Concert llaml: Weekly Staff: Debs Club: lfreslnnan Girls Club: G..-LA.: l.. ll. : Mail Service. MARY DUISRDYITS G..-XA.: Delis Club: Teachers As- sistant: Sophomore Girls Club: Junior Girls Club: Spanish Club. RDSKM ARY DUIJCZAI. G..N..-X.: Hall Guartl: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Team Games. H l-ILEN DOURUS G..-K..-K.: Rhythms: Delis Club: Sophomore Girls Club ,lunior Girls Club: Reil Cross Represen- tative: Teanl Games: l7reslnnan Girls Club. C-XRl.lN G. DRKYER R.U.T.C.: Fire Marshal: Hall Guaril: Inter-Class Football: R.D.T.C. l'ickc4l Platoon: Projec- tion Club. l'iYl-fl.YN DllDl.l'IY Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.'X..-L: Library Assistant: Ratlio Club: French Club: Hall Guarel. 'G' X S l X ,Ss , Rott' Tlircv .l.-XMHS DUNlAl' Spanish Club: Honor Society: Hall Guarel. RICHARD IIYDRMK Inter-Class llaseball: llonor So- ciety: Hall Guartls: lnter-Class llaseball. MILDRED DYURNIK ' Honor Society: Girls Chorus: Sophomore Girls Club: Weekly Stalf: GAA.: Team Games' Teachers' Assistant: Howling. RUSH DZIKUWSIXY Senior Girls Council: Stunlent Guiltl: Honor Society: GSX..-X.: l,os lllatblllns: Debs Club: l,ife Saving. SHIRLICY JEAN EHLICRS G..-LA.: Sophomore Girls Club: Honor Society: Team Games. MARILYN ERICKSUN Honor Society: Stutlent Guiltl: A Cappella Choir: G..-LA.: Motlern Dancing: Sophomore Girls Club: Leanlers: Team Games. Hou' lfour HDD lil3NSDN Syvinnning: Team: Goll' Tcam Honor Society. RICHARD l'lWl'lR'l' Exhibition Drill Team: l'iclu-nl l'latoon: Rille Company: Spanish Club: Honor Society: Superior Scholarship Certilieates. lI,lll'1l ,-XIHKRI l..D. Club: Delis Club: l.e:ul- crs: Team Games: G..-X..-X.: l enc- mg. Wll.l.lAM l Mll'fRS'l'ROM Stage Crew: Hull Guarnls: l irc Marshal: llsln-rs Club. DIANE l AllRNl'IR G..'K..-K.: Bowling.: Tcam: Hall Guartls: l.0s Diablitos: Art League: Sophomore Girls Clttb: Delis Club: Mail Scrvicc. FLOYD I .-XRAND l'icketl l'latoon: llall Guarnlz Track Team: Ritle Company: Concert Urchestra: lioys Chorus: Capt.. R.D.T.C.: lntcr-Class lfoot- bull. Page I 05 VU' 5 .. X .iv X fi, te e eeee s ee . L , 1 T sf Q 1' , x in X K Hou: Une .lUH N FARNIK Hall Guard: Inter-Class Basket- ball: lnter-Class Football. RIT.-K FARRI-Il.l. G.A.N.: Hall Guard: Rhythms: Girls Chorus: lla-hs Club: Team Games. EIIXY A R ll FERRY R.0.T.C.. l'it'ked Platoon: Olli- 1-vrs' Color Guard: lst l,ieut.. R.U.T,C.: Wrestling Team: Sysim- ming: Team: l. Club: Hall Guard. Capt. GIST l ll Fl.l-IS Hall Guard: Boys Chorus. .NNN-X FIURE GAA.: Teavln'r's Assistant , Square llanring. Page 106 if-1 Y'N JD Hutt' Tint EDWIN FLANAGAN Pl'0j6t'll0Il Club: French Club. JUHN FLENIING lntra-Mural Baseball: lntra-Mural Basketball: Hall Guard. Nl.-KRILYN FORB Associate Editor, Weekly: Editor- ln-Chief. Weekly: Urder of the Golden Eagle: Trial By ,lury : Girls Chorus, Sixteenth Note: Two Scholarship Certilim-ales: Seven Semesters of Honor Soviety: Stu- dent Guild. l,UlS A. FOSTER Urs-hestra: llebs: French Club: l t-nving: Badminton: G.A.A.: l.atin Club. MARY ,l.-XNICE FRANK G..-LA.: Urchestra: Spanish Club: Sophomore Girls Club: llc-bs Club. a ROBERT FRITSCH liond Salesman: R.U.T.C.: Latin Club. MWF' Ex 1 Q 'Qu - 'N' 4 i N t f' - -iam :Hi qv. Q .. shit H... img ' 2'.5f5fS2i 990' Kon' Three' EDWARD FUKIYN.-XG.-K Sxsinuuing Team: llllttt'-Class lias- ketball. CATHERINE GERSH G.A.A.: Library' Assistant: Sopho- more lilrls Club: junior Girls Club: Debs Club: Freshman Girls Club, Vive President. BEVERLY GERTEN G..-X..-K.: Sophomore Girls Club: Honor Soviety: Rhythms. JUANNE GIALAMAS Madrigals: A Cappella Choir: Co-Chairman, War Co-ordination Committee, l.C.C.: Spanish Club: Radio Club: Trial lly ,lury : lladminton: G.A.A. EUGENE GIBBUNS Cont-1-rt lland: Boys Chorus: llanre Band: Svholarship Certifi- vate: lst Sgt. R.0.T.C.: Weekly' Staff: Honor Soviety: 4B Class Treasurer: Senior lloys Counril. CHESTER GIERMAK Achievement NI. Cup: 4A Class President: 3A Class Treasurer: Basketball. Captain: Baseball: Senior Boys Council: Srholarsbip Certilivate: Student Guild. ...XZ Ron' Four MARY -K. GILIISERTU -Xthletiv l, and 1 Chevrons: Fenving: LD Club: llebs Club: Leaders: Latin Club: Girls Chorus: Honor Society. NlfKRlE Gll.llll'iRTO Fein-ing: GAA.: ltatin Club: Rhythms: Rowling. H A RRI ETTE GLEN N G.,-XA. ISUREI. GLICK Senior Girls Counvil: gkssislitltt Editor. Weekly: Treasurer. llebs Club: Girls Chorus: Chairman. Clean-Up Campaign: lsl Plare City Uratory Contest 'l-1: Honor Soviety: Chairman, l'rom Lova- tion Committee: Order of tht- Golden Eagle. IRMA GUGER G..-K..-K.: W'eekly Salesman: Span- ish Club: Sophomore Girls Club. AUELINE GOLKI-I GJLA.: Mail Servire: Uebs Club: Sophomore Girls Club. WK' 7- 15 qv ' tl? . Q. pn- I -an ?N 1:17 Kon' Um- ,IU5I'II'II GUNGULA Ilall Guartl: Clean Up Campaign. YICLMA GRABLIC Charm Dots: Fencing: G.A.A.: Hall Guard: Team Games: Tap: Posture: Badminton. ANDY GR ABUWSKI Yarsily Football: I, Club: Travk Teznn: Cross Country Travk: Inlra-lVIuruI Basketball: Iutra-lVIuraI Baseball: Gymnastics Team. GICURGIC K. GRANSIC DULDRIC GRINDLAY G.,-LA.: Delis Club: Girls Chorus: Spanish Club: Team Games: Frm-slnuan Girls Club. RAYMOND GRZYBICK Honor Soriety: Basketball: Base- ball: Stamp Salesman: L Club: Intra-Mural Baseball. 3 QQ..- Ya, .A Hou' Turn CHARI.UTTI'i GLDAIJSISAS G.A.A.: Girls Chorus: Mail Serv- ice-: Leallers: Spanish Club: Sophomore Girls Club. YIDLA GUSSIC G..-LA.: Debs Club: ,luuior Girls Club: Badminton: Spanish Club. RUIII-IRT GIESTAFSUN I :-in-ing: Hall Guarfl: Wveekly Typist. CHARLES HAACK Ilsln-rs: Inter-Class Baseball: In- ler-Class Basketball: Inter-Class Football: Hall Guarel: Fire Nlar- shal. CATHICRINE HAGEN G.A.A.: Mail Service: Freue-h Club: Honor Soviely: Dabs Club: Stamp Salesman. Games: Freshman Girls Club. COI,I.ICI'iN HALL Eagle Staff: Debs Club: Sub Debs Club: G..-LA.: Honor Sovi- ely. Ron' Three FRANK HALLINAN Inter-Class Baseball: Int:-r-Class Basketball: Inter-Class Football: Hall Guard: llslu-rs: Boxing. LURRAINE HALLIYIAN G..A.A. Boartl aunl Cabinet: Sev- retary, LD Club: I, anil 3 Chevrons: Girls Chorus: Latin Club: Lt-anlers: Det-oration Com- mittee, SA I'rom. PATRICIA HAMM G.A.A.: Debs Club: St'l'I't'IZlI'A, Sophomore Girls Club: Junior Girls Club: Freshman Girls Club: Team Games: Art I.l'Zlfllll'. BETTY ANNE HANGICR G..-LA.: Hall Guanl: Tabla- Tou- nis: Spanish Club: Fent-ing. FRANK HANNIGAN Boys Chorus: Cross Country Track: Hall Guaral: Ushers: Fire Marshal. WALLACE HARIJWICK R.0.T.C.: Hall Guard: Inter- Class Volleyball: Inter-Class Football: Swimming Squaal. Ili Ron' Four YIARGARICT IIARPICR G.A.A.: Honor Soc-in-ty: D4-Irs Club: Froslnnan Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Spanish Club: .luuior Girls Cluh. MARILYN HATIIAW A Y G.A.A.: Ilall Guarilz D1-bs Club: Girls Chorus: Baahuiutou. ICDWARD IIICAIJ Ilouor Sovic-ty. LARRY III-IINI-IN ALICE IIICINRICII G.A.A.: Court-rt Balul. Pago' 107 Row One 5 LOU ANN HERDA French Club: G.A.A.: Rhythms. GEORGE B. HILL Hall Guard: Ushers: Sophomore Football: Track Team. HERMAN R. HILL Band: Hall Guard: Public Speak- ing Class. CHARLOTTE HODGE Honor Society: Athletic MLM: Fencing: LD Club: Honor Cap- tain Basketball Team: Honor Yolley Ball Team: Honor Basket- ball Team: Honor Baseball Team. ROBERT HOLMES United States Armed Force BLANCHE HOOD Concert Orchestra: Spanish Club: G..-LA.: Library Assistant: Junior Girls Club. Row Two TOM HOUSTON Honor Society: Business Mana- ger. Eagle. LOUIS HUBBARD Lindblom Canteen : Trial By Jury : Boys Chorus. Publicity Manager. Inter-Cabinet Council: R.O.T.C.: Orchestra: Public Speaking. RALPH HUEBNER Concert Orchestra: Spanish Club, Treasurer: Inter-Class Football: Science Club: Honor Society: Hall Guard. SHIRLEY HUGUELET Library Club: G.A.A.: A Cap- pella Choir: Team Games. WILLIAM E. HURLEY Swimming Squad: Treasurer, Art League: Weekly Stalf: Basket- ball: Inter-Class Football: Vice President, Latin Club. WILLIAM H. HUTCHINS Los Diablitos: Track Team: Cross-Country Track. Row Three ERNEST ILLIAN Honor Soriety: Scholarship Cer- tificate: Treasurer. Spanish Club. ROSEMARY IMBER G.A.A.: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Square Dancing: Modern Dancing. CLIFTON JACKSON Fire Marshal: Picked Platoon: Color Guard: Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. SABINA JACKSON G.A.A.: French Club: Honor So- ciety. JESS JACOBS Senior Boys Council, Secretary: Inter-Cabinet Council: Eagle Staff., Associate Editor: Baseball Team: Vice President, French Club: Honor Society 8 Semes- ters: Five Scholarship Certifi- cates: Student Guild: Order of the Colden Eagle. LOUIS JANSKY Wrestling Team: Swimming Team: Boys Chorus: l'Trial By Jury : Projection Club. Row Four STEPHANY JENDZIO President, C.A.A.: G.A.A. Board and Cabinet: Order of The Golden Eagle: Vice-President, Girls Chorus: L and 3 Chev- rons: Honor Society: Lifesaving: Dolphin. RITA JEZIORNA Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Team Games. BARBARA JOHNSTON Honor Society: Office Assistant: G.A.A.: Junior Girls Club: Gym Leaders: Journalism Club: Soph- omore Girls Club. JAMES E. JONES Honor Society: Officer. R.O.T.C.: Picked Platoon: Swim Squad: Latin Club: Student Guild. MAURICE JUNOD 3' Page I UNI :Xi ,M 'Nun- he SW- -RU x vis in A - WE' alt' l I lfdill' Uni' RICH 'KRD lxAllANSkY Lt. R.O.T.C.: Picked Platoon: Honor Society. JOSEPH KALISKI lntra-Mural llaseball: Champion- ship lntru-Mural Basketball. LEO KALWITH Inter-Class Basketball: Clean-lip Campaign: R.O.T.C. Band: Hall Guard. WILLI AM K ANE Sm imming. LORRAINE KARIS 3 Dolphins: Life Saving: Sopho- nlore Council: Secretary: Ile-bs Club: l.C.C.: Tennis: Art League: G.A.A. t ww, A ' . 1 4 Ron' Tito 'rttmt AS lx ASH Gymnastics: L Club: 2 lfs.', LORR.-UNE KOSZUTA Junior Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Rhythms: GAA.: Cham! Dots. ALICE KELLY G.A..-K.: Hall Guard. BERNARD KENNEY Track : Honor Society. .IAMES KERRIGAN Hall Guard: Clean-Up Campaign. MARY KETCHIK GAA.: Debs Club: Modern Dancing: Fencing: Tap. I Hou' Tlzrcv WILLIAM Kll.S'l'ROM Hall Guard. DORIS KING G.A.A.: Team Games: Rhythms: Sophomore Girls Club: Sub-Debs Club. JAMES KIRBY Weekly Editor: Football Mana- ger: Assemblies and l'roduc- tions: R.O.T.C. ADRIENNE KIRSHENHAUM Costume Design Club: Spanish Club: Debs Club: GAA.: Fenc- ing: Badminton: Tennis: Team Games. LUIS KLEBENOW G.A.A.: Costume Design Club: Poster Club: Concert Orchestra. KENNETH KLEIDON Varsity Football: Sophomore Football: Inter-Class Wrestling: L Club: Hall Guard: lnlcr- Class Swimming: Inter-Class Bas- ketball. Q9 F . Ji Ron' Four lil-l'l l'Y lxl.lNlLl'1MKNN G..-LA.: Team Games: lfcm-ing: Fri-nch Club: -K Cappella Choir. ANTON Kl.OlilICll-KR Honor Socicty: Ii Ccrtilicatcs: Student Guild. CONNIE KNUI' G.A.A.: Dcbs Club: Howling Team: junior Girls Club. LOUISE KOENIGSMARR G.A.A.: Freshman Club: Junior Club: Dcbs Club. LAWRENCE KOHAUS Varsity Football: Senior lloys Council: Atl! Class President: Order of thc Golden Eagle: Honor Society: Chief Firc Mar- shal: Ushers: L Club. MARION KOHRS G.A.A.: Girls Chorus: Hall Guard: Sccretary. Mail Scrvice: Team Games: French Club. Page I 09 Rau' Une l l.0Y D KOLB ANTUN KULINGHR United States Armed Force. PHYLLIS KONI-ICKI G..-L-L: Mail Service Cabinet Hall Guard: Lieutenant: Deb, Club: Sophomore Girlw Club Tap Dancing: Team Gamea. I -UTIAN KURUNKUWSKI Hall Guard: Honor Society. IJURUTHY KRAMER G.l. l.: Tap: Dcbs Club: Con- ci-rt l,l't'llt'hll'2l. Hou' Tivo JEANNE KR.-XUS A Cappella Choir: Honor Soci- ety: Student Guild: Madrigals: 1B Claes Secretary: G.,-XA.: Life- waving. LY N KTTH RR AUSI-f 1...-KA. l R,-XNCES KRSTIYLON ICH Sub Debs Club: G.A.A.: Spanish Club: Sophomore Girls Club. LlLLl.-KN KRUG Freslnnan Girls Club: Sophomore Girl, Club: ,lunior Girla Club. ICDW.-XRD KUBIAK Hall Guard: lkher. Alll'il.lNl'l lQl7BlClil G..-X..-L: Honor Society: Dells Club: Team Gamea: Library' 'M- fistant. Row Three FILEANORE RUB.-KSHAK GAA.: Hall Guard: Junior Girlf Club: Rhythms: Junior Prom Committee: Library Assistant. ROSE MARY KUHL A Cappella Choir: Madrigals: Se- nior Girls Council: Posture Con- teft W'inner: Sophomore Girls Club: Debs Club: Gym Leader. DOLURES KIJJAYWA Senior Girla Council: G..N..-X.: Delis Club: Team Games: Honor Soriety: lladminton: Freshman Club: Sophomore Club. GRACE KUMPIS A Cappella Choir: Madrigalf: Scholarship Certificate: Delia Club: Sophomore Girl, Club: G..-LA. M,-XRGARFT KUSCFNICH Mail Service Cabinet: Gllice fh- siftant: G..-LA.: Spaniah Club: L.D. Club. CORINNI-I KTNCL A Cappella Choir: ul. aml l Chevrons: 2 Scholarship Certifi- cates: Honor Society, 'I semes- ters: Los Diablitos: LD Club: Gym Leaders: l'rom Committee. How Four RUSELLA KYSI LK.-K Secretary, G.A.A. Board and Cab- inet: Honor Society: L and 4 Clievrous: Team Games: Fenc- ing: LD Club: Typing Team: Badminton. M.NRll.YN LANGE GAA.: Dolphin: Life Saving: Spanish Club: Freshman Girls Club: Swimming Leaders. ARNOLD LARSEN Corporal, R.0.T.C.: Hall Guard. ELYY LARSEN G..-LA.: Honor Society: Debs Club: Costume Design: Art League: Rliytlimf: Latin Club. ELYIRA L.-KZARIC GA..-X.: Freslmum Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Spanish Club: Team Games: Honor Soci- ety: Modern Dancing. VIRGINIA LlCl'i G.A..-X..: Gym Leader: Team Gamer: Low Yivarachof: ZH Council Representative. Pug? I I 0 Xxf - ' K. 5 it 1. ff . Kun' Um' LUIS l,lillll llonor Son-ie-ly: S4-1-ri-lury. liirls Cborns: l, unil l Chi-xrons: l.ll Club: l.ifv Suxing: llol- phin: Isillllllllllllll. lll'l'K l.lCUNll KRIDT Xin--l'r4-si1le'nI. 'Ylnil 5:-rxirv: Cirls Chorus: lla-bs Club: llull Cnaml: llonor Soi-ivlyz Yloilurn lllllll'Illl,LZ lo-:nu Cullum-s: l..X.X. lNDl.UlilC!4 IJCSSICR C. K. K.: Ibvli- Llub. KN'l'0lNlAI'l l'H l.IliRlZZl C.X.L: Mail Sorvire-1 Tn-:nu lluun-s: llull lluurels. J Ullx l,lNlDAlll. RA l.'l'.l I. Clll'IS'l'l'1R LISZKA lnh-r-l Ilass lluse-bull: lnle-r-Class liuskvilmll. Kun' 'liiro Cll'KRl.0'l l'l'i l.Ul CRl'iN ll.X.X.: Churui llols: lh-bs Club. lil.lZ KlilE'l'll I,1NLlS Ci.-X. llE'l l'Y IA INC 4 C.LX.: l'n-slnnun Cirls l.lub: llull Cuairelz Te-ann Cannvsz llaul- niinlou: lh-bs Club. Nl KRW' JIC.-KN IADNCX Cirls Chorus: Honor Society: l e-in-ing: llvbs Club: C..K.:X. Al,lCl'I IMUBY Presielz-nt. l l l'Blllll8lI Girls Club: l'resi1ls'ul. Sophomore Girls Club: Honor Sorielp: Vive Prcsialent. Cirls Chorus: llebs Club: Senior 1:lI lh1i0llIl1'll: ll.:K..-X. R'kl.I'H l.lfCKHfKRll linile-il Stale-s .-Xrluecl Forve wx' i V1 Y Kon' 'fllrw' MARILYN LYUN C.-LX.: N Cappella: Choir: binau- i-li Club. HN l-ILYN LYONS ILLN.: Cyn: l.e-zulvr: 'l'4'aun Cuun-s: Convcrl llunelz llonor Sm-ie-ly: l'holog,:rupliy Club. l'ilCl'iNl'i M NCR Cours-rl llanel: Dunn- llanil: l.C.C.: llonor Sovia-ly: llall Cuunl: Spanish Club: lijlllllil-lll' Teauuz R.U.T.C. Sgl. lDURlVl'HY lllfllllfl C..-LA.: Art litiilglltil Soplnnuora- Girls Club: Honor Soi-in-ty: Rhylluns. .lUSl'Il'HlNl'f Nl.-XlATl'iS'l'lNlC l reshnlan Girls Club: Sophomore Cirls Club: C.A..-K.: Tenn: Cannes: Rhyllnns: Spanish Club: llebs Club. MYRTLIC MAl.C0l.M C.A.A.: Team Cannes: Rhythms: Spanish Club: Freshman lilrls Club: Fire Marshal. Run' lfuur Nlkllll-I M .-Xl.NIOIil'1 lh-bs Club: 'l'a-:nn Canuvs: lfmir- ing: llaill1,iiur1l:l.,N.K.: ln-uni IDXNNY M XNINTIS Cone-1-rl lhnul: lislN'I'sClllll1 llnll lillllfilrl ll.U.'l'.C.: l'ro1lu4'lion Club. lllllll-KYNIC Nl XNUW Munlriguls: X Cuppvlla Choir: l n-m-ing: llnll liunnl: lI..'X.L: Solnlloluore- Cirls Club: Squurn- llunviugg. RXY R. M,-XNSCII llnsn-lmll: lnlrai-Nlurail lluslwlluill: l, Club. lll'IYl'iRl.Y MARCH Sluile-nl liuilel: l.C.C.: liirls Chorus: .Mls lVlunugvr. We-1-lxlyi LID Club: Trial lly ,Iury : l.ibrury .-Kssislunl: llonor Sovirly. Pago' III Ns.: Hou' Um' THOMAS NIARINOYICH Hall Guard: Inter-Class Baseball: Inter-Class Basketball. Wll.l,IANl MARSHALL Hall Guard: Gym Ollivez junior l'rom Committee. ROIIICRT MARTIN Honor Soriety: Latin Club: Boys Chorus: Bookroom Assistant: Gym Offire Helper: Treasurer and Serretary French Club. IIOLORICS MARTING Sophomore Girls Club: Ilebs Club: G.A..A.: Tap: Badminton: Spanish Clttb. GLAIIYS MASKE G.A.A.: Ilebs Club: Honor Sovi- ety: Frenrh Club: Girls Chorus: Sophomore Girls Club. I,I'iTA MASTERS G.A.A.: Honor Society: Team Games: Spanish Club: Journalist Club. Page I I2 Rim' Two .IEANNIC MATAYS Hall Guard: A Cappella Choir: G..A..A.: Badminton: Ilrojevtion Club: L, ROBERT MATTICA Intra-Mural Basketball: Intra- Mural Baseball: Inter-Class Foot- ball: Hall Guard: junior Prom Committee. ELAYNE MEILACH G.A.A.: Girls Chorus: Spanish Club: Ilebs Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Trial By Jury. FRANK MESAROS Gymnastics: Hall Guard: Inter- Class Football: Perfect Attend- anre. H GW' .A R IJ M EY ICR Captain Fencing Team: Chief, Ushers Club: I.C.C.: R.0.T.C. Sgt.: Fire Marshal: L, WILLIAM MEYER Hall Guard: Inter-Class Baseball: Inter-Class Basketball: Inter- Class Football. Row Three ANNIE MEYICRS G.A.A.: Ilebs: Library Assistant. CALVIN MEYERS Basketball Team: llerfevt Attend- ant-e: Hall Guard. GICRALDINE M EYICRS Honor Society: A Cappella Choir: Los Iliablitos: Dehs Club: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls Club: Weekly Staff. IRENE MILKE G.A.A.: Junior Girls Club: Se- nior Girls Club: Rhythms. .IUSEPHINE MISERENDINO G.A.A.: Badminton. G ICORGE MOLNOR Hall Guard: Inter-Class Basket- ball: Inter-Class Baseball: L Club: 2 L's : Varsity and Sophomore Football Team. v dt- :ff Ron' Four l.I-IONARID MON ACHINO Hall Guard. PATRICIA MORAN A Cappella Choir: Honor Sori- ety: Life Saving: Dolphin: Art League: G.A.A.: Latin Club: .lunior Girls Club. MER LY N MORGAN R.0.T.C. RITA MOSIICJ G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls Cabi- net: Junior Girls Club: Ilehs Club: President, Costume De- sign: Girls Chorus: Hall Guard: Spanish Club. GWENIJOLYN MOTLICY G.A.A.: Board and Cabinet: Honor Soriety: LD Club: Cap- tain of Honor Team: Captain Basketball: L and 4 Chevrons: Aehia-ventent L Cup: Badmin- ton: Fenring. Row One GERTRUDIC MUICLLICR A Cappella Choir: Madrigals: Senior Girls Count-il: Vive Presi- dent, 3A Class: Seeretary, Los Diablitos: Student Guild: Honor Society: Class Yoiee, lst for 2 Years. AGNES MIR.-KNSKY G.A.A.: Girls Chorus: President, La Petite Cirrle: Treasurer. Las Ainlesde Franre: Art League: Freshmen Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club. IXICTTY MliRl'llY G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls Club: Art League: Gym Olliee Assistant. l.Ol'lSl'i MIRRAY A Cappella Choir: Nladrigals: Debs Club: 'lieam Games: Honor Soeiety: G.A.A.: Program Com- mittee for -lli Class. Hl'iLl'lN MUSY G.A.A.: Badminton: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Scholarship Certilieate: Team Games. R ou' Tivo RLSSELL E. MYERS Convert Band: Band Ly re: Olliee Messenger: Hall Guard. tru.-xalizs Mc ALLISTER Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: Hall Guard: lntra- Mural Basketball: Intra-Mural Baseball: L Club. JANIES MC COLLUM linited States Armed Forees SHIRLEY MCDONALD l.C.C. Representative: G.A.A.: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Library Assistant: Team Games. Gl'IORGl'1NlCGlCHl'il'i L Club: Scholarship Certifi- rate: Honor Soi-iety: Cheer- leader. Captain: R,O.T.C. Cap- tain: Lshers: Hall Guard: Boys Sports Editor, Eagle Staff. ARLl'iNl'l MCGINNIS G..-LA.: Spanish Club. Raef. n .2 K Ron' Three TOM MC LAUGHLIN Baseball: lnter-Class Basketball: Inter-Class Football: Hall Guard. JOHN MC MAHON Varsity Football: Traek Team: Gynmasties: lnter-Class Basket- ball: lnter-Class Wrestlixlg. RITA MCMAHON LD Club: Debs: L and -l Chevrons: G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Seeretury: l.C.C.: Clean- l'p Campaign Chairman: Honor Society: Team Games. MARY MC NHLLIS Sophomore Girls Club: Junior Girls Club: llall Guard: Team Games: G.A.A.: Delis Club. JICROME NATHAN Wrestling Team. NlARll.YN NATHAN G.A..-X. Board and Cabinet: L and st Chevrons: Honor Society: LD Club: Gym and Swimming Leader: Life Saving: l eneing: lladniinton. Ram' Four CHARLOTTE NELSON L and 4 Chevrons: Honor Sovi- ety: Debs Club: Spanish Club: LD Club: President, Girls Chorus: Gym Leader: A Cap- pella Choir. JA MES RICHARD NELSON Honor Society: R.O.T.C.: Hall Guard: Student Guild: Treasurer, German Club: A Cappella Choir. JOHN NRMEC 1 . R.o.1.t.. NlARll'i NlCKA G.A.A.: lfreneh Club: Debs Club. NIARGARICT NllCLSl'iN lfeneing: Girls Chorus: Sopho- more Girls Club: G.A.A.: llull Guard: lladminton. Ill'-KNl'INll'1l,Sl'IN C.A.A. lloard and Cabinet: See- retary, Girls Chorus: Presiilent, LD Club: Trial Dy ,lury : L and l Chevrons: Gym Leader: Dt-hs Club: Deeoration Committee ,lunior Prom. 'fri 4 A 'ff' 5, aim SKF 3 Page I I 'I Row One FRANCES NISKERN llebs Club: Girls Chorus: G.A.A. NATALIE NIZICH GAA.: Fencing: Badminton: Ilebs Club: Sophomore Girls Club. MARION NOI-I A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: French Club: llebs Club. ROWENA NORDWINII A Cappella Choir: Honor Soci- ety: Hall Guard: Di-bs Club: G..-L.-X.: LD Club: Spanish Club: Team Games. DON.-XLIJ NORTHRUI' I, Club: Baseball Captain: Se- nior Ifloys Council: Honor Soci- t'ly': lntra-Mural Basketball: Stu- dent Guild: President Ill! Class: Il 's. Row Taco ' HE.-X LY NOVAK EUGENE NOWAK Inter-Class Wrestlinig: Wrestling Team: Inter-Class Basketball: Se- nior Basketball Team: Hall Guard: Usher: Honor Society: L Club. RICHARD ODEHNAI. Cross Country Track Team: Hall Guard. DOROTHY U'IlONNl'fLL GAA.: Tap: Hall Guard. MAE ORUMLR X G.A.A. EllW'IN E. OLENSIQI L Club: Gymnastic Team: Honor Society: Hall Guard. al' Page I I-I IQ' 077 Sine -2 vm, y Row Three VIRGINIA OLSON G.A.A.: Team Games: Badmin- ton: Fencing. DOLORES 0'REILLY G.A.A.: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Debs Club: French Club: Rhythms: Tap. MARILYN OSWALIJ Honor Society: G..-KA.: Hall Guard: Sophomore Girls Club: Bowling Team. ANTOINETTE PALMERI ':I.D Club: G.A.A.: MLC: Team Games: Gym Leader: Debs Club: Fencing: lllodern Dancing. MICHAEL PA N KO Honor Society: Hall Guard: Con- cert Band. CONNIE l'.-XPILAXS GAA.: Team Games: Badmin- ton: Fencing: Hall Guard: A Cappella Choir. Ron' Four OLGA PARIZA G.A.A.: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Debs Club: French Club: Team Games. .IEAN PASSARELLA LD Club: L : Sophomore Girls Club: G.A.A.: Debs Club: Team Games: Gym Leader: Tap. FRA NK PATSCHULL Hall Guard. HELEN PAVACICH Student Guild: 3 Scholarship Cer- tificates: G.A..-X.: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Spanish Club: Team Games: Honor Society. JOSEPH PAYLOY Inter-Class Basketball: Inter- Class Baseball: Hall Guard: In- ter-Class Swimming. ROBERT PENNINGER Trial By' .lury ': Boys Chorus! Student Guild: Hall Guard: R.0.T.C.: Weekly' Staff: Vice l'resialent. Toujour Gai. -1 .al Raw Une CH AR LES PETERSON Poster Club: Inter-Class Basket- ball: Inter-Class Football. JOHN PETRAS Honor Society GLENN PHELAN MARGARET PHILLIPS G.A.A.: Mail Service: Hall Guard: Team Games. Bl-ITTY PIERCE Mail Service: Hall Guard: R.O.T.C. Band: G.A.A.: Sopho- more Girls Club. GERTRITDE I'lHA GAA.: Tcann Games. vu., R ow Tico BEATRICE PIONTKOWSKI G.A.A.: Hall Guard: Honor So- ciety: Fencing: Rhythms. GEORGE PLUTA lnter-Class Basketball: Inter- Class Baseball: Hall Guard: Bas- ke-tball. Ll LLIAN PODOLSKY G.A.A.: Life Saving: Gym Leader: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club. JACK POLENSKY Hall Guard: R.O.T.C. WILLIAM D. POLICH Captain Ushers Club: Gymnas- tics Team: Wrestling Team: Fire Marshal: Inter-Class Boxing. MILDRED PRATSCHER G.A.A.: Fencing: Tap: Posture W'inner: Hall Guard: Debs Club: Sophomore Girls Club. Row Tlirvc DORIS PRCHAL G.A.A.: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Debs Club. MERC EDES PREN DERG AST G.A.A.: Concert Orchestra: Fenc- ing: Sophomore Girls Club: Debs Club. PHYLLIS PRESTON 3A Class Secretary: Mail Service: Concert Band: G.A.A.: Debs Club: Hall Guard: Honor Soci- ery. JOHN PRINTY Inter-Class Wrestling: Hall Guard Captain: Ushers Club: Lamda Phi Kappa Treasurer. GEORGE PRODOEI-IL L Club: Fire Marshal: Hall Guard: Baseball Manager. IRENH PROTAS G.A.A.: Weekly Typist: Athletic Ln: ,lunior Prom Committee: Fencing: Team Games: Gym Leader: LD Club. R o ur Four JOSEPH l'UCKET'I' Hall Guard: Clean-Up Campaign. LOUIS l'llNDA Ushers Club: Fire Marshal: Hall Guard: R.O.T.C.: Projection Club: Inter-Class Football. LAYVRENCE QUAS President, Los Diablitos: Bowling Club: Typing Team: Honor So- ciety: Boys Chorus. RICHARD RADZIENTA Hull Guard. GRACE IIA'l'A.lACK Concert Orchestra: G..-LA.: Gym Leader: l'an American Club: llells Club: Los Dormillones: Sophomore Girls Club: lfresllnlan Girls Club. . '- -A - .Ts 1 QQ -15' all fs 3 Q... B.. 'if' X L Pagr I I n Hou' Unc MARTHA RATA.lCAlx Team Games: Spanish Club: Sophomore Girls Club: G.-LA.: Girls Chorus. JEAN RAYNER Concert Band: G..-LA.: Team Gamcs: Hall Guard: Sophomore Girls Club. GLORI A REAGAN Conccrt Orchestra: Freshman Cirls Club: llebs Club: l-.A.A.: Fencing: Hall Guard. HILDEGARII REHR G.A.A. ROBERT W. REICHERT Soph and Varsity Football: Gym- nastics: lnter-Class Basketball. JUNE REMPERT Typing Team: G.A.A.: Honor So- ciety: Scholarship Certificate. Page I I6 Row Tico HILLARD RESZEL Honor Society: lnter-Class Foot- ball: lntra-lVlural Basketball: ln- tra-Mural Baseball. DOLORES RILEY Secretary Spanish Club: G.A.A. Cabinet: Weekly Staff: Honor Society: 2 Scholarship Certifi- cates: Captain. Typing Team: Perfect Attendance: L, ROBERT RILEY Wrestlillg Team: lnter-Class Bas- ketball: lnler-Class Vvrestling: Inter-Class Softball: Hall Guard. JOHN RIMKUS Band: Honor Society. NELLIE ROBERTSON G.A.A.: Team Games: Sopho- more Girls Club: llebs Club: Rhythms. MARY FRANCES ROBINSON G.A.A.: Debs. Row Three WALTER ROBINSON Associate Editor. Weekly Staff: A Cappella Choir: Honor Soci- ety: Concert Band: Captain Hall Guards: R.O.T.C. Sgt.: Sole Radio Council Member: Presi- dent of Radio Club. THOMAS ROCHE Basketball Team: Inter-Class Baseball: Hall Guard: lnter-Class Basketball. JOSEPH RODONIS Gymnastics. MARY ROSENTH A L. G.A.A. DON ST. LAWRENCE Hall Guard: Boys Chorus: Rifle Team: lst Lt. R.O.T.C.: Assem- blies and Productions. .IUNETTA SALS Mail Service: G.A.A.: Team Games: Fencing: Debs Club: Spanish Club: Sophomore Girls Club. Ron' Four GRACE SANTORO G.A.A.: Library .-kssislkltlll Hall Guard. ANNE SCAL.-'CNIERA Honor Society: Lll', Club: Freshman Girls Club: Sophomore Girls Club: Dcbs Club: G.A.A.S Spanish Club. ROBERT SCHAIIEN Concert Band: Dance Band: R.O.T.C. Band: Band Lyre: Honor Society: Concert Orches- tra. JOHN SCHIMANSRI Basketball: Intra-Mural Baseball: lntra-Mural Basketball: Hall Guard. BARBARA SCHMIDT Weekly' Staff: Los Diablitos: Sophomore Girls Club: Debs Club: GAA.: Art League: Team Game:-. Hun' filll' INIRUTIII SCIINIIIVI' Honor Society: l r1-slnnau Girls Club: Sophoniorc Cirls Club: It.-In Club: KLAA. l1IHllTNIlWII.I.I. tM SCIIMIIYI' Nlaulrigalsg 'X Cappclla Choir: llall Cuarul: Cyninastics: Con- ccrl Urchcstra. IlI'1R'I'lI,-K l,0I' SCIIIIII'I I' CA.-K.: Sophomore Girls Club: 'I':-ann Cannes: Spanish Club: Honor Society. .IRAN SClI0l'1NlII-IIIIHR 42.,K.L: Spanish Club: French Club: Sophomore- Cirls Club: .Iu- nior I'ronl Counnittcc. JUIIN SCIIUUNIIICRMARK Iloys Chorus: R.0.'l'.C, lilill' Tico I'I'I'I'Il'1I.III'III.-K SCHIILTZ C. K.-X.: Latin Club: Howling League: Sophomore Girls Club. IAFRRXINIC SCHIILTZ C..-L-X.: A Cappella Choir: Wm-klyz Sophomore Girls Club. II ICTT ISIC RA Ii SCHIE LTZ ll.,-LL: I'oste-r Club. CH XRl.I'IS SCHUM NCHICR FR,-INK SCHWARTZ Honor Society: Basketball: Hall Guard: Ushers: Intra-Mural Base- ball. l.I'II-I SI'fCHI,I'IR Swinuuing: Tt'UIll2 R.U.T.C. Sgt. Row Tlirm' ORICI. SICCOR Rifle Company: I'iclu-cl Platoon: A Cappella Choir: Matlrigalsz Spanish Club: R.0.'I'.I1. IJURUTHY SIiI.IlAClI C..-KA.: Weekly Reporter: llatl- IIIIIIIOIIQ Fencing: Tl'ilIll Cannes: Honor Socicty: ,lunior Clrls Club. IIICNN SH.-KIYCHNICSSY I.C.C.: Chairman Scrap Ilrivc. STICYICN SII'ICI'II'I'I' Basketball Team: Iiasf-ball Team: I.3lllItl I'hi Kappa: Intra- Mural Soft Ilall Champions: I, Club. DUNN.-X SIICNKIICWICX C.A.:L: Honor Society: Spanish Club. MILIJRICD SILNICY Ilebs Club: C.A.A.: I'oster Club: Tennis. Row Four WIRTUN SHA IS - Conccrt Ilannl: lijlllllllhlll' 'I'e-ani I, Club. IIUlll'lR'l' SIMMHNS Wre'sllitlg Te-ann: Intcr-Class Wrestling: Hall Cuarwlz Honor Society: Ilancc Ilan4I: lntcr-Class Ilaskctball. IlI'II,URl'IS SkltI,k.K I'oste-r Club: Spanish Club: C..-X..-X.: SOIDIIIIIIIUH' Cirls Club: Ilehs Club: To-atn IIIIIIIPHZ .Krt Imaguc. HI'II,IiN SKRZYNSKI C.A.fK. IiI'1lNNl'ITllSNYIlI-IR Honor Society: R.o.'l'.41. VIRGINIA SNYIJICR CA.-X.: Hull Cuaralz Ilonor So- ciety: Ilcbs Clllb. Faqs' I I7 Hou' One WESLICY SNYDER Poster Clubg Gvmnasticsg Art Leagueg Spanish Club. STANLEY SOBOL Inter-Class Basketballg Inter- Class Baseballg Hall Guardg Ushers Clubg Inter-Class Wrest- ling. MARSHALL SORKIN Honor Societ ' Bovs Chorus' Li ya . 9 ' brariung Trial By .lurywi l.C.C.g Student Guildg Los Diablitos Treasurer. JOE SORSCHAK Superintendent of Hall Guardsg Secretary I.C.C.g Fire Marshalg Stage Electriciang Chairman So- cial Contacts Committeeg I.C.C. MARILYN SOTICH Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Typing Team. Row Two ALBERT SOUKUP Photography Clubg Hall Guardg Spanish Clubg Aircraft Clubg First Sergeant, R.O.T.C.g Science Club. LOUIS SPALLA Dance Bandg Assistant Chief Fire Marshal. BERNIE STAHURSKI ML Clubg Senior Basketball Teamg Baseball Teamg Vice President 3A Classg Champion In- tra-Mural Basketballg Champion Intra-Mural Baseball: Senior Boys Councilg Hall Guard. BLANCHE STANEK Mail Serviceg G.A.A.g Hall Guard. JAMES STASKY Hall Guardg Stage Crew: Inter- Class Baseballg Inter-Class Bab- ketball. JANE STASKY 2 Scholarship Certificates: Honor Society: L'LD,, Clubg L,'g Dolphin Club: Life Savingg Swimming and Gym Leaderg Team Games. Row Three MAXINE STEINDEL G.A.A.3 Art Club. ROBERT .l. STINAUER Basketballg Intra-Mural Softballg L Club. ELAINE STLASKE Girls Chorusg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Freshman Girls Clubg Debs Cluhg Sophomore Girls Club. IDA STRAZZANTE Girls Chorusg i'LD,' Club: Dehs Clubg L,'g Freshman Girls Clubg Gym Leaderg Fenringg Team Games. CAROL STREHLOW G.A.A.g Concert Orchestrag Debs Clubg Typing Teamg Team Games. STANLEY SULIMA Inter-Class Basketballg Hall Guardg Inter-Class Boxingg Inter- Class Baseball. Row Four DON SULLIVAN Honor Societyg Scholarship Cer' tificate. MARTHA SWALINA G.A.A.g French Clubg Square Dancing: Rhythms. GLORIA SWANSON G.A.A.g L g Sophomore Girls Club: Fencingg Team Gamesg Gym Leader. MAY SWANSON G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Bowling Club: Debs Clubg Modern Danve. CONNIE SZEFLINSKI Life Saving: Dolphin: G.A.A.g Debs Clubg Radio Club. DOROTHY TEDDA G.A.A.g Debs Club. Page I III g . 5 s ,yi I .V 35 4 Hou' Um' Nlll,lDRIiIl 'I'-KMKIIS GA. X.: Sophomorm- Girls Club 'll-:un Guin:-5: ,lunior Girlf Club. 'rox X 'l' 'X R 'X NTU Convvrl lluuulg Sllllll'lll lillllll llonor Sovivly. VXRHINI,-X 'IWYIAIR llull Cuzirnl: ll.0.l .l..: 1.om'n-rl Urn-lwflru: Tre-usurs-r. liziliu Club. lx.'X'l'll-I 'l',-XYIADR G.-K..-X.: Tn-:nn Gunn lil l'Il.YN 'l'l'IHliY G..N..'K.: l 4-na-ing: liibrairy Rafi,- lonl: Hull Guziril: Deb- Club: Sophoinoro Girls Club: Tennis. Hl.lifKNURl'f TICSKIC Conn-rl Urrlwflrai: G..-K..-X.: llebs Club: Honor Society. ,Q-.9 A Ron' Tun YARMIIA THOMAN .Il'I,Il'S 'l'HllNl:XS Hou' 1llll'l'l' BETTY TOFIL G..-XA.: l en1-ing: llc-bs Club. CHESTER TUMCZ KK lion Chorus: lnlro-Nlurzil liuflwl- Trlalik Teumi Wfwlfll lllmmll' lf ball: lnlru-Mural Baseball: Go loam. l ll rarher: Honor hoe-in-ly: lnlvr- l ass lluslwlball. Gl'iURGl'i l.. TUl'lC llonor Sovivlyl A Cuplwllzl .lllllx THUNINIFN Choir: Yuraily Foolbull: Hull lgfmliml qjluh: G,,,,m,,li,-5. Guard: lnler-Clan Boxing: lnlvr- H-KRI. THUNI I'soN lnlrzi-Nlural llafkelball: Intru- Nlurul llziwlnill: l.uIin Club. JOHN TIHINHN Wm-okly Stull: Shllllllllllgl Tmnn: Prom Connnillee. C.Yl'Hl'fRlNlf Tll.l,lS G.fK..-X.: Teznu Games: l euring: Tennis: Sophomore Girls Club: 5-IA 9, than llowlu-lluill: Sgt.. R.U.T.l,. l R.fXNCl'fS 'l'U'l'H Gym Leaulvra: Sophomore- Girl, Club: G..'X..'X.: llcbf Llub: l'ro- jevlion Club: Toaun Guinea. l'Ill,l'Il'IN 'l'RlCSSl.l'IR Girl's Sport, Editor. liuglc Stoll: Scholarship Cerlifivalc: llonor Soc-iely: Gym l,c-zulvr: Los Ilia- blitof: llohs Club: ,lournulism Club: Student Guild. CHARl,0'I'Tl'I TR lilllk Gym lmzulerg Charm Hola: Hull Guurllz G..'X.fX.: Tc-uni Gannc-wg l 0m-ing. Ron- l our .l0SI'Il'll -K. 'l'Rll'f'l'WIl,l'1R lifhvr Club: Hull Cuurnl. RUIil'IR'l' 'l'Rl?SIxUWSlxl Mlvwlifirig Mmlzigvr. Yin-1-LI5: l rc-uvli Club: l.C.C. .-Xl.l'iX,XNIllCR TRYUNIS Chivl' l iri- Murfllall: llull lillilflll R.ll.l.l..: Arrlrlillll Chu-l llshvr. SHIRLEY 'l'l'MARklN G..'N.A.: Frvslunain Girlf Cllllll Sophomore- Girls Club: l e'm'ing: Library AFhlSllllll. DUN TYNAN Usher: Hull Guurllg R.0.'l'.C. Page' Il!! Row One LOTTIE URBAN Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Poster Club: Fencing: Team Games: Hall Guard: Spanish Club: Freshman Girls Club. AUREA VANEK G.A.A.: Girls Chorus: Posture Winner: Honor Soviely: Presi- dent French Club. GERALD VINICOMBE Drum and Bugle Corps: Boys Chorus: Hall Guard: R.O.T.C. JEROME VINKLER Swimming Team: Inter-Class Basketball: Fire Marshall. PETER VISAKOYICIUS Inter-Class Basketball. Page I 20 Row Two RAY VLAZNY R.O.T.C.: Intra-Mural Baseball: Intra - Mural Basketball: Mr. Brazil's Office Helper. JUNE WAHL Honor Society: I.C.C.: Student Guild: G.A.A.: Junior Girls Club: Poster Club: Costume De- sign. LEONA WALESKI Eagle Staff: Honor Society: Svholarship Certificate: Art League: G.A.A.: Latin Club: Team Games: Dolphin Club. JUDY WALKER G.A.A.: Debs Club: Junior Prom Committee. JOHN WALLNER KENNETH WALZ Inter-Class Basketball: Inter- Class Baseball: Hall Guard. Row Three LILLIE MAE WASHINGTON G.A.A. ' LEORA WATTMAN G.A.A.: Debs Club: Charm Dots: Team Games: Honor Society. JOE WEISS Inter - Class Basketball: Hall Guard: Senior Boys Counril. ROBERT WELCING Lt. Colonel R.0.T.C.: Hall Guard: Fire Marshal: Honor So- uiety. EILEEN V. WIGGINS Weekly Typist: Library Assis- tant: G.A.A.: Debs Club: Charm Dots. V ROBERT WILL Gymnastics Team: Inter-Class Basketball: Figure Drawing: Hall Guard. Row Four WILTON WILSON JOSEPH WINCHESKI R.O.T.C.: Hall Guard. HARRYETTE WINSTO G.A.A.: Team Game Guard. MARGARET WISE GAA. PAUL WISNER Concert Band. CARLA WOLFF Gym Leader: Fencing: ton: Team Games. N s: Hall Badmin- 'I , 3 1 .5 , - L. Us J: ,L il r K Q 1 I sf Y Kun' Uno ALI-IX WOWCZUK Track Team: I, Club: Honor Society. ED WUZNIAK Fencing: lntra-Mural Basketball. BENJAMIN WRIGHT French Club: R.0.T.C.: Inter- Class Boxing: Inter-Glass Wrest- ling. HELEN YAROSH G.A.:X.: Debs Club: Mail Service. VVALTER YOCIUS Light Brigade: Hall Guard: Fire Marshal: Projection Club: l.C.C.: R.0.T.C. Stall' Sgt. it X , . 1 .- an -':'..S-f Kun' 1,100 ICIJWARIJ YURIC I, Club: Sophomore and Yur- sity Football: Captain, Truck Team: Inter-Class llaslwtball: Ill! Class Treasurer. ICLAINIC YOUNGMAN G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls Club: Debs Club: Mail Service: Team Games: Bowling Team: Art League. STEVEN ZAIIICKI President. I.C.C.: Al- Scholarship Certificates: Honor Society: A Cappella Choir: Business Mana- ger. Weekly StalT. ENZO ZA PPA VIGN A LORRAINE ZANDICR Assemblies and I'ronluctions: Sophomore Girls Club: GA..-X.: Honor Society: Team Games: Fencing: Tap: Square Dancing. SYLVIA ZASSICR Honor Society: Concert Orches- tra: GAA.: Spanish Club: Art League: Team Games: Sopho- more Girls Club: Sophomore Council. 6' 'I nun f' aj 17' Nou' Tltrvv l.URR:KlNl'i Z.-XYICSKY G..X.,-X.: Honor Society: l.os Ilia- blitos. CHESTER KAW-XIIZKI Gymnastics 'I't'illllZ Honor Soci- ety. .IUNIC Zlll'Il,SKI I, and -l Chevrons: Student Guild: Honor Society: I.C.C.: Girls Chorus: Trial Ily .lury : Treasurer. French Club: Weekly Staff. Page I ll Pago' 122 SEN Illll Ron- Uno -Adrian. Alquist. Albrecht, Alexovivh, Allers, Ander- son. Anderson. Andrews, Angelo, Barkus, Barnes, Bevvnr. Run' Two llell, Benner, Binkert, Bond, Bonner, Brennan. Brod eric-k. Buhenheim. Bukovsan, Bulger, Cairo, Carhonaro, Carlson Ron' Three Garter. Cermak. Compton, Congreve, Cotugno, Goules, Curtis, Czerwinski. Daley, llungelo, Dubeniv, Erickson Row Four- Evans. Fantozzi. Fischer, Fleishman, Flynn, Franco, Gall. Garnett. Gaurhas. Girau, Giulfre, Granko. Ron' Fin' Grant. Greene, Greenwood, Gresens. Grube. Grunder, Guhl, Harker. Ellsworth. Hays. Hoffman, Holden. Hou' Six Holt, Hamolka, Horton. Horvsz, Hynes. Jesse, John son, jones, Kavmarek, Kadansky, Kanter, Kasrh. Row Seven- Kalsrhke. Katulivk, Keith. Kererhek, Klikunas Kluever, Kovkelman, Kovkelnmn, Kumorek, Lavkner, Lange Larson. Row Eight Lello, Liheratore, Liddirott, Linich, Livingstone Loiewski, Lovett. Maher. Marsden. Mazurowski. Mazzukelly Mvllabe. Row Um' M4-Uuire. Melles. Merles. Mikalovirh. Nlikula. Miller, Molloy, Murxhluklul, Montreal, Mouloukas. Nlurnbito. Nall. Rum' Two Naughton. Nc-jeelly, Nora-ross, Novak, 0'Brien, Oelerio. Uslrowski. Par, Pakalka. Parker. Paulus. Peveny. Ron' Tllrm' Peele. Peters. Pickens, I'lolz, Polir, Poumls, Pres- hilero. Preston, Primle. Prorlor. Rzultke, Ramsalorf. Ron' Four Rapp. Reivlmrl. Reid, Reshkus, Rhein. Rirviuli. Rizzo. Rmlonis, Rosalo, Ruksha. Savraro, Savha. Ron' Fira' Sanclvrs, Sl'llQFIl0l4l. Svhieve, Sflllllltll, Svhrishuhn, Sc-hullz. Sebohl. Seminura. Seslan. Sll1'Q'll8lI, Slu-paralson, Sher- man. Ron' Six Shourek, Silvers, Skinner, Skorup. Sohie-ski. Staullvr, Stephan, Sliso. Shuleny. Stumpp. Sum-r. Swanson. Run' Seven Swarlzel. Tassell, Taylor. Tllllllllllfll, Thomsen, Toelslecle, Turner. Ulrivh. Valclivia. Voyensky. Vynalek, Vpnanek. Row Eight Wauhnan, Wahlslrom. Wurnau-k, Welsh, Wilkus, Wilke. Willis. Wilson. Wimlt, Winfield, Wise. 8 1'-l ll- 'Q- ls' '19 Bo 2 . mo. 45.5. Txp- xi E N ll Page I 23 Page I 2 1 uniors o o o with the realization that their career in high school is more than half over and with memories of their years as green freshmen and sloppy sophomores the juniors have reached the point where their hard work and laborious efforts are beginning to he repaifl in the eoin of happier, wiser. and more healthful lives. . Illll N Row Um' 'A braham. Hou' Two 4Allen, Allen. All ' 'Um Alrolll. Ram' Three' . ep, A , Ron' Four -- Alton, Anllerer. Andre, Anton. Ron' Fivv Babb, Babenoir, Bahiner. Bavharz. Bac-zkiewivz. Row Six- Bai:-r, Bailing, Baker, Baldrini. R vrxl ' Sv 1r1'r 1 Balesh, Barber, Barnard, Barnes. Row Eighl Barnett. Barlkowiak, Barlkowiak. Basuhelti. Rnu' Nina' -rliasivll. Basinski. Bnstivk, Balclorf, Bean, Bearulsley. Bearman. Beala. Hou' Tvn 7-Beala. Bevknlen Beehy, Beke, Benlehr, Benline. Benlzinger, Beranek. Page I 25 vgc 126 Row One- Bervich. Berg, Bergdahl, Bergsma, Row Two--Bibb, Bieber. Bird, Bisgrove. Bistos, Bernardy. Berry, Bertucri, Bertuca, Best. Betz. Bitlernhen, Blaney, Blomquist, Boesvhel. Bol- Beunchin. and, Bolz. Row One--Boncela, Bone. J UN lllll Row Two---Bortoli, Boulon. Row Three--Bowers, Boykins, Boyle. Row Four -'Brucll. Brazill, Brellmer, Brenn. Row Five W- Bresnuhan, Breuker. Broniarrzyk, Bronievki. Ron' Six Brown. Brown, Brown. Brown. Ron' One--Bush, Butz-her. Cabo, Callas, Cal lozzo. Canavan, Capek, Carbonneau. Row Two -- Carl. Carlson. Carlson, Carlson Carone. Cassinghum, Cavanugh. Row Sevenw -Brown. Brown, Brudnicki, Buchinski. Raw Eight-Buvkholl, Bulow. Burcllard. UN IOIl Row One Cerney, Chamlovivh, Chamberlain, Chepaitis. Chicoine, Chmel. Chmiel Christensen, Chrysler, Clark. Clarke, Clementi, Clinton. Row Two fCoH'er. Cohan. Cohn, Coleman, Conlon, Conn. Conrick. Contorer, Cook, Coombs, Copps, Corrado. Covert. Coyle. Row UnefCrane, Crivks. Crosa, Cunningham, Cunningham. Cwirla. Cygan, Cygan, Dalhlin. Dailey, Daley, Daly. Row Tuvo +Dalzell. Danley. Daufenbovh, Davis, Day. Deanne. Deboer, Degitlio, De Koker. Delin, Demke, Demonte. Page I27 Page I 28 JUNIUB Row One-Dennison, Deobler, D1-roin, Dellefsen, De Vous. Row Two-Donald., Doncer, Donnella, Doris, Dorner. Row Three-Doser, Dougla, Douglass, Dousa, Downes. Row Four-Drabik, Draikin, Drew, Dreyer, Drimak. Row Five--Dryer, Dubrick, Dudley, Dulak, Dunlap. Row Six-Durnell, Dyckman, Edwards, Edwards, Efling. Row Seven-Eggert, Eick, Eilenfeldt, Eldorado, Eleder, Ellen Elliopulos, Ellis, Ely, Engelhardl. Row Eight-England., Evans, Evans, Evers, Ewing, Falk, Fan tozzi, Fehr, Ferguson, Ferrelli, Ferry, Field. Row Nine-Finslow. Fischer, Fisclil, Fish, Flaming, Floener Florek, Fojlik, Folsom, Fox, Franick, Frasier. Row Ten-Freq-kman, Fredrick. Friedl, Friedrich. Gaggley Gaggley, Culdik, Cant, Carneski, Garvin. Gaski Gedraitis. gr Row Um' Gvhring, Genge. Gibson, Gibson. Giedras. Gierlofl' Gierot. Gilchrist. Giliberto. Giordano Glub. Gleit-lt, Goedtke. Govppner. Goetz. Hou' Taro Gnger. Gold. Golden. Golke. Golub, Goad, Goudreau Goy er. Goyette, Graharek. Grady. Grady. Ron- Tlirvv Graf. Graham, Grant, Groth, Grdinir. Greene Gritton. Grygiel. Guendling, Gundlarlt. Ron' Four Hai-kman. Haugen, Haikd, Halko, Hall. Hallas, Hallinan. Row Film Halper. llalyko, Hamill, Hand. Hansen. Ron' Six Hardg. Harris. I 34- 75, Q' f Rlxg, EY., K t XJ A I1 xl ' , Q. l ' m 2 3 Qt UN I0ll Row Una Harris. Harris, Harrison, Hartman. lluslvr. Has! ings. Hauff. Hauser, Hnyer. Headtke. Healy, Healy. Row Two Heimherg. Heinbvn-lu-r. H4-inzt-I, lla-inzt-l, llujnu Glimro. Henderson, Hesmin, Hayman. Higgins. Himes. Hines Row Three- Hinkelman. Hippensteel, Holrlik. llolrlik, llolik Holm, Hopkins. Horkavy. Hornburg. Hourigan. Housing. Houston. ,ref- 'c 1 - lr we l o,A Page' I 29 Page I 30 J UN I0ll J Row One -Howatt, Hreben, Hubalik, Huizinga, lgnash, Im-rorvi Iverson, Jackowiev. Jackson, Jai-kson. Jakubowoni. Jandavek. Row 'l'wo--Jandavek, Jankowski, Juskolski, Jenner, Jensen Jensen, Johnson. Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnston. Jones. Row Three-Jordan, Juds, Juracka, Jurczyk, Jurko, Jurkovir Justiniv. Kabiva, Karmarek, Kalmanek, Kalylecky, Kambus. Row Four- Kamholz, Kamjen, Kamm, Kampenga, Kapp. Kur- lovir, Karow. Kasper, Kastrinos. Keane, Keegan, Keiser. Row Five---Kelekovirh, Kelly. Ketvhum, Kiatta, Kivul, Kijak, Kinberg. Kirvhherr. Klassens, Klerka, Klein, Klein. Q s Row Six -Klein, Kloske, Klumbis, Knezz, Knight, Knox, Korh, Koepke. Komes, Konievzka. Kopczewski, Kornbevk. Row Sevenw Korosic, Korsgaard, Korthaze, Kosary, Kosmin, Kosola, Kotek, Kottler. Koveski, Kowalski, Krafvisin, Krause. Row Eight-Kristufek, Kroll, Krueger, Krug, Kucharczyk, Kulezewski. Kumpis, Kurich, Kurtz, Kutnarowski, Lake, La Marche. Row NineA-Langevin. Langevin, Lasvhorer, Lauzon, Lazarig, Lazo, Lebesky, Lee. Legart. Leise, Lembke. Le Seur. Run' Um- Leaonelak, Lelliere, Levi. Levitt, Lewia. Lewif. Lixhli roll, l.ielz. Ligas. Likes, l.illwilz, Limlgren. Ron' Two l,izius. Lelourneau. Lovkwoorl, Loiavono. Looby Loqneru-lo. Loquere-io, Lorenzen, Lovelle. Lovell. Loy, Luvas. Ron' Tllrm- l,yen, Mavhnlis, Mark. Mau' Neill, Mahn. Makkay Malvv, Mullek. luill0Y1lllQ. Manvhen, Manguso, Marvin. Run- Four Marker, Marszalek. Martensen. Martin, Martin Nlurln-. Mullin, Malwisk. Mathews, Malufzuk. Mallavk. Maluzar Ron- Fin' Maya-r, Muzurowfki. M1-Carlhy, Mm-Carthy. M1-Cauley J UN lllll. ' Ma'Crac-ken, Mm-Culrheon. Mrllermoll. M4-llonulal. M1-Garry M1'Cee, Mvllove-rn. Row Six - Mm-Hale. M1-Kimlry. M1-Mahon. M1-Nnlly, Melamclvr. Melka, Mei-kley, Miellle, Miller. Miller. Miller, Miller. Row Seven Mizwia-ki, Mo:-zan. Mogk, Mollie. Molnor. Moody Mooely, Moofly. Moore. Morris, Morrissey, Mosivj. Row Eight Mosier, Mosior. Mouloukos. Mraz. Murphy. Mnfiv Nuglir, Navralil, Nelson, Nelson. Nelson. Neslnil. Ron' Nina' Neubauer, Nevuru. Niexlernian. Nielpcn. Nix. North Novorzul, Nowak. U'llra4loviv. Uhrioghl, 0'lionnor. Ukroi. . Page I :ll Page I 'll UNIIIR Ron' Une Oldenburg, 0'Neal, 0'Neil. 0'Neill. 0'Neill, Orloff, Urzak, Osborne, Osternleyer, Otto. Pam-holski, Padrla. Row Two Page, Pakeltis. Palka, Paluvhowski. Pankou. Papp, Pappalardo, Parmelee, Paskin, Pearson, Pearson, Pevhous. Row Three Pekarik, Pelekoudas, Perfelto. Perlberg. Pesrhel Petersen. Petersen, Petrivh, Pelrich, Petrone. Pelropoulis Pelrnlis. Row Four Pfeiffer. Piarowski, l'i1-kford, Pierzynski, Pignato Piorkowski. Piolrowski, Plashko. Pom-lolsky. Polly, Pope, Pope. Hou- Five Poplawski, Pose-h. Pole. Povivh. Prabel, Praoun s Pratsvher, Price, Prignano. Prodoehl. Prokes, Przybylski. Row Six'-Raatz, Radoseviv. Radulovivh, Rahn, Rajsl, Ras- mussen. Rayburn, Reddinglon, Reed. Reeder. Reilly, Reiter. Row Sevenfllembert, Renk, Reszel. Revak, Rhodes, Rhodie Rich, Richards. Rirker. Riery, Rietz, Riley Row Eight--0 Rizzo. Roberts., Robinson, Rodonis, Rogoznica Rodgers. Rodie, Roetzheim, Romanowski, Rosiv, Rothgery Rumbey. Row Nine4 Rundle, Runowski. Ryan, Ryjavek, Ryley, Rzosa Sablir. Saele. Safka, Saladin, Sallas, Sallas. J U N I0 IIS Run' Um' Summit. Samui-l. Sarlaf, Sawyer, Svllzlefvr, Sl'll3I'l'. Sm-llillvlln-in, Sa-hloegel, S1-lilipf, Sm-lnniill, S1'llIIOEll8l'gCl'. Srllneieler. Ram' Turn Svlmenlleialer. St'll0llBl1. Sl'lll.ll'll, Svllullz, Svllrneller, S4-liulrerl. Srllulnuker. S1'llWt'll'll. Sm-oil. Seastrom, Sevor, Segin. Ron' Tllrvv Sails, Semmler, Senkpiel, Sllerlee. Slluffer. Sllamls. Sllaugllnessay, Sllerby, Shore, Sllubal. Sieger. Silko. Rum' Four Slllllillr. Simmows. Skaminaa. Slusarvzyk, Smale, Snn-jluil. Slnerz, Smith. Smith. Smith, Smolinski, Sobol. Ron' l im' Sonleberg, Sololl, Spalls, Spangler. Sparks. Springer. Steele, Slein, Sleinilel. Steiner. Slennnl. Sticlxling. Ron' Six Stovall, Strung. Slyzek. Slrulz. Slll4lni1'kxi. Sulwrl Suetlerlin, Sllllllkllll, Sullon. Suvujelivll. Swelmnn, Sw:-en:-y. Row Seven Szjllllllilli, Tuelevwik, Tznnmiomip, Tulro. Taylor. Tefs. Telnpel, Telrev, Teubel. Tlluus. Tll0lIlllS, Tliolnpmn. Row High! Thompson, Timnlerman. Tinker. Tollin. Tolnin Toms, Traver, Trenkn. Tuvkvr. Turrivli, Tsiones, Twirlu-ll. Ron' Nine Ull'll'll. Uneus, Yakuto, Yulusek. Ynnek, vlFllQ!llll'1'l Vitl, Vilt, Vrran. Walker. Wallave, Walpole. Pugn 1 :m Page 134 UN IOIl Row OneWWarner, Waters, Watts, Weeks, Weiss. Row Two--Werner, Wesel, West, West, Whynot. Row Three--Wichmann, Wick, Wivklund, Wilkinson, Wilk RowFour-Willnecker, Williams, Wills, Wilson, Withrow. Row Five-Woll, Woods, Wortner, Wozniak, Wray. Row Six-Wruhel, Wullf, Yacko, Yaffei, Yarmouth. Row Seven-Yehling, Yelland, Yocum, Young., Young. Row Eight-Zac-ek, Zade, Zajicek, Zajicek, Zalatoris. Row Niue-Zapfel, Zappavigna, Zaro, Zavemsk, Zdunowski Row Ten-Zeiher, Zelensky, Zelin, Zerbian, Ziegler. Row Eleven-Zielinski, Zint, Zonka, Zopf, Zurich. 0 u.,,fA 'Ulu n ,1 'Y f f v-vm, wf- ,bg -U, xx. ff suv, ., S 1 y , funk, -fm.. UA ffm X , , 04, .Qi M !ff ,.,,.,,. ,5,,LM., j 'fA ffff ff -vr ' v .-K ,sv A , ' I, flllkes A V. , ,, ,jjNffjf, ' 1 1 If f I 1 4, 4 ..f', !, hx R, . yu S ,iff Ji NX ,ff ly, fopll 0 nlores 'X 1-an NN: x 4-fy 0 . QKQLL p - ago Cnr 0 - i 'Rag Q' B 1 . Vu, ,- C Q C . . With one yvar's vxlwrimive lwhincl him. thx' om-v ln'- wilrlervil l'I'PSlllllilll vntvrs his S0lDll0lll0l'f' yvur. Biology., Gemnetry and Bookkeeping are all nvw to him. Look- ing forwarcl to the day when he will lwvonw an uppvr- l'l2lSSlll3ll. thc' new Sophomore plans his stmlivs so hc- van leave' an outstanding record ln-hind him. Page I35 Page 136 0Pll0 IDBES Row0ne-Boland, Boldiga, Bolin, Bolotin, Bolser, Boncela Bonierki, Borders, Boudreau, Boulukos, Boykins. RowTwo 4 Boykins, Braalarivh. Bradarivh, Braga, Braun Brejcha, Brennan, Breuker, Bright, Brook. Brown. Row 0neA-Abbott, Abhau, Achterbervh, Adair. Agia-, Ahlquist, Albietz. Albrecht. Allen, Almaraz, Anderson. Row Two- Anderson, Anderson, Annicks, Arkush, Arnold, Athey, Austin, Axelrod, Aylward, Babin, Bagdon. RowThree4Bailey, Baker, Baker. Baker, Balfanz, Barbeau, Barnwell, Barrett, Barun, Basin-h, Batteiger. Row Four Y-f Bauer, Baulukas, Beam. Beata, Bevher, Beckett, Bevvar, Bednarik, Behling, Bell. Benedict. Row Five' flienka, Benlehr, Bennett, Berberich, Berg, Berg, Berger, Bergman, Bergstrom. Bern, Bernardy. Row Six - Bernat, Bertell. Bielawa, Binmert, Birkhalm, Bitel, Blake, Blidy, Bloom, Blotsrh, Boguvh. 2. Row One 'Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Budz, Buell, Buljan. Ron' Two Bullion, Bures. Burian. Burke, Burke. Burr, Burt. xl dk 0Pll0 IIBE Rau' Rau' Row Row Row Row Row Row One---Burton. Bussema. T160---Bllll'll8l', Butler. Three --Byrd, Caditz, Cain. Four---Cappuzzello, Carey, Carey, Carman Fiveff-Carman, Carmean, Carnahan, Carr. SixACarter, Cash. Casper, Celio. Seven---Cerino. Cervinka, Cervone, Cessna Eighte -Chapman, Chikerot is, Christopher. Page 137 RIIPII0 0llE Page I :Nl Row Une-h-Churlin, Cllwaszvzewski, Citro, Clark Coak. Coker. Cole, Collette. RnwTu'0'- Collins, Connery, Cook, Coomer Corrigan, Costanzo, Cola, Cola. R0wTl1ree -Coules, Cox. Cozzello, Cross. Cum- mings. Cummings, Cuput, Curtis. Ron' Four Czadlewski, Czapek, Czarney, Daley, D'Amato, Daniels. Daniels, Daniels. Rourlfiveff 'Davis. Davis, Dawson. Day. Day, DeBoer, Delrourt, Ders. Roufsix Devlin, DeYries, DeYoung, Dezelivli, DiBarIolo, Dilienedetto. Diemer, Dietz. Row Sz-von Digangv. Dillenlxnrg, Dobson. Dovk, Doerr, Dolinko. Dorsett, Doty. Row Eight - Dovgin, Downing, Do3le. Doyle. Dozier, Drab, Drabandl, Drahandt. Row Nine Drawz, Drazin. Drew, Dreyer, Drozdz, Dryer. Dunklau. Dutton. Row Ten --Earl Eason, Ebel. Erkardt, Edinger, Edwards. Ehlert, Ekdahl. Rowlfleven Eldridge. Ellek, Elliot, Elward, England, Erman, Evanow, Evkovivli. 1 Rmrllm- lfelwl. lfeeleunif, lfelfki, Ferretli. Ferry. Fielel. Figui- ner. Filip. l inlap, Fisllella. Fisher, Firlier. Rou'Tu-0 Fisk. Flasvh. Fleming. Fleming. Fl:-slnnan. Florek. Fre-wllra, Fri:-ml, Frofl, Gabel. Galloway, Galmperl. lflPll'TIIl'1'!' Ganger. Gaprki, Garvia, Gar1lner.Garpiel. Garrison. Gamley, Gebharl. Geiser, George, Georgis, t:8l'N'lllllZ. l1'ou'l our Gvlz. Gianola. Gibbons, Gillen. Giuati. Glasfman. Glenn. Glomll, Glowaski. Gorlet, Gnvlunan, Gmlwin. RlIll'Fil7l' Gm-lu-lualk. f:0lfflll'll6W'hkl. tl0llhl'll, t:001lll1Il'l. Gor balkin. Goraki, Gorfky. Gnalnvivll. Grabiunmuki. Grange-. Gray Greaney. Rnu'Six - Green. Grcenhoe, Greenwald. Grvcnwoml. Grnlh . Guiliani. Gulnber. Guftapor, Huvkvmloy. Halugan. llalv. llalyko RonfSPven Hamill. Hampton. Halwovk. Hurulwixlge. llarpvr, Harrast. Hartman, Harvey, Hasenbank. Hasiha. Hauser. Havellul Ram' Ifiglll Hawkinson, Hayllurht, Healy. Helwrl. HQ'!'llilII Hefeli, Heflon. Hegarly. Heller, Helsnirk. H:-r1la. llivka. Ron' Nine' Hilger. Hines. Hines. Hjilm, Hmnril. llm-Inman Hoefler, Hoffman, Hogan. Hogan, Hoinarki. Holnlen. 1 L 0 e D Il 0 0 Il Z rw K Page' I 39 Page 140 r 0PlI0 0llE L WW Y , , , ,, , , Ron-Uno Holsey, Honea, Hoover, Horvalll. Houser, Houser, Hunan, Huff. Huguelet, Hullinger, Hyatt. Hylasek. Rou'Tu'u Inglis, Inglis, Isaavson, Jackson, James, Janczewski, Janivki, Janosek, Jarevki. Jaworski, Jefferson. Jenkins. RlD1l',I'llfPP 7 Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jesse, Jessie, Jeziorny, Jiskra, Joachim. Johanek, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Ron' Four Y - Johnson. Johnson. Johnson, Jones, Jones, Jorsch. Junge, Junko, Junquera. Jurivh, Jurjako, Just. Ron-Five Kavmarek, Kali-hivk, Kainbas, Kammholz, Kane, Kaine. Kansas, Karas. Kariolivh, Kasang, Kaslen. Kaslen. Rou'Six - - Kawavin. Kawai-in, Kaysen, Keating, Keillarski Keegan, Keene, Kelley, Kelly, Kerbs. Keszonas. Kiley. R0u'Seven--King, King, King, Kinnaril. Kirinivll. Kleiilon Klove, Knuus. Knight, Kohaus, Kohl. Kosary. Rnu'Eigl1t --Kosciolowski. Kotkovirh. Koltler, Kozlawski, Kraft Kragie, Kramer, Kramer. Kraus, Krikorinn, Kristufek, Krover Rou'Nine'4Krueger, Krueger, Krueger, Krug, Kruse, Kruszel- nii-ki, Kubik. Kuelmle, Kulikowski, Kuncewivz. Kurowski. ' L 0Pll0 0llE Ruu'Un0 Kurlnakvf. Kurz. Kurzawrki. Labaah, Lavll, Larim- wivz, Lully, Lainherly. Lamlolf. Lange. Larn, Larsen. Rou'Tu'n Larsen, Lalvh. Lave. Lawhan, Lee-liner. Levkarrl iAfillllil1'IlEl'. Lemhke, Leoparclo, Lesko. Lester. Levins. Rm4'Tllr4'v Livel, Lewis, Lewis, Lilges, Lilja, Lindgren. Lipin Fki. Lipke. Lipuma. Lloyd, LUC01-0, Loike. Ram'l uur Lomlmrdo. Lonxlo. Lorenzen, Lnvelle. Loufhea Lnbimki, Luuldera, Lukaf, Lumln, Lyelqlon. Mau-ion-4-lui. Mark Ruu'l i1'a' Murkanin. Mavlean, Maclajewsla, Manley, Malilawirk. x181iiilX. Madsen. Magierski. Mugnesalea, Mahan. Mahoney Maids. ' , , of-A ' 1 1' -Q RmrSix Mainor, Makkan. Malalealinir. Malull, Malin, Mal- more. Manzi, Maranlo, Mairvinkus, Murgeliv. Muritl. Marks. RlJll'S1'UI'lI Markmann. Martini-ir, Marlinkus, Marlinuh, Ma fhaske. Muxa, Mayer. Maznr. Mvlfnrlliy, Mn'Carln4-y, Mc-lfurty M4-Cauley. Ron' Eight Mvllonnell. Mvllowall, McGee, Mrllinnis, M1-Ginnis. Nlvliregor, Mvlienna, Mrliinley. M1'Laughlin. M1'Mulmn. Mc'- Menam in. M1-N if-holas. Ron' Nine' M4'Nutt. Me-enan. Meikle, Melelazih, M9ll1'Il, Merino. Vlerkin. Merlens. Melzl, Meyer, Meyer, Mileliv. Page I 4 I Page 112 0Pll0 l0llE in Q3 iii, Xa . . as M S' R S f Smut. 'Vi f ix- A ,- 1:- x X l Ram' Ono 'Mit-llaels, Mi:-lmels. Meehan, Migas, Mikloah, Mil etzky. Millard. Miller, Miller, Misko, Mitchell. Mojzis. Row Two -Moline. Monahan, Moore, Moore Moore. Mor fan 5 Morpheu. Morrle, Morrow, Morse, Motley. Mouloukos. RmuTlm1e- -Mueller. Murys, Naberle. Naughton, Naumrzik, Nel- son, Nelson, Neuman, Nicholson. Nicholson. Nicks. Niemastek Row Four - Nilles. Noak, Novak, Novak, Nowak, Nowivki Nowivki, O'Brien, O'Brien, Obrovhta. Occhiuzzo, O'Connor. Row Fiven Odesta, Ohnysty. Olenirk. Olhiewivz. Olmsted, Olson, Q I ,NNE 'r2'. Fill x O'Malley, Osinger, Oswald. Oswald, Pave, Page. Row Six--Panek, Parello, Parilln, Park. Parks, Parquette. Pas quinelli, Passowir, Patton, Paulson, Pawlak, Pawlak. Row Seven'---fPea1'ot-k, Peake, Peceny, Pelekouda, Peranick, Per kins, Perkowski, Peso, Peterson, Petlik, Petrak, Petroff. Row Eight-Phelan, Physter, Piarowski, Pietkiewicz, Piha. Piha Piper, Pirard, Pittel, Plnney, Podolsky, Pomorski. Row Nine-Ponsvhke, Poulos. Poulos, Pozgay. Prack, Pratt Priest, Prkut. Puvkett. Pulaski, Pylman, Pyne. 1 1 lfuu'Unv Raul'-Iiffe, Rznlei-ki. Rzulii-ll, Rairie, Humana. Rapnvz. Rilhlllllhhlfll. Rummshen, Rulujuvk. Rulllhun. Ruwski, Reuvea. Run' 'l'u'u Revkuw, R1-eil. Reffnieler. Resnivk. Rllein, Rivliaralaon, Rivlwl. Riley. Roln-rls. Rollerhon, Hocus. Rmleo. Rm4 l'llr1'4' Rmlnnia Role-mivz, Rollins, Ronzio. Ron, Rosslwrg Roulrik, Hrwlmrgli, Royals, RlllljS. RIICIICIISIIII. Rllglio. Run-l nur Russ:-II. Ruffnl. Rulhenberg, Rynar. Saleim-in. Sam- ulaki, Slll'QZl'lll. Savage. SilNilllihl'll. Slam-Im. Svliuhea. S1'll0I'gl'II. K1m'l ir4' Sl'lll'lllllllIlll. S1-him-k. Svlmn-iilrel. Svlllllitll. Sl'lllIll4ll. Sflllllllh, Sfllllllll, Sl'llll8llIQ'I'. Svllmwlliofull. 51'll0llt'll. S1'llI'0Q'tlQ'l' S1-liulpiel. Rnu'Six S1'llllllll8lh, Schultz. S1'llllllZ,, Sc-liuale-r. Se-1-. 51-gvrl Serig. Sharp. Shepulis, Sherman, Slnulwrl, Sllllllllll. R1m'Sv1'1-n Sllumarel. Sielurrl, Sikorai. Sikoru, Sinwk. Slxillil Skinkin. Skinner. Skirllal. Skorup. Sk0VVl'IlIlhlKQ, Slack. Roirlfiglil Sluvik, Sluga. Slllilll, SIllilllt'j. Sim-rz. Slllilll. Smilli Smith. Slllllll, Smith, Sneenl. Sn:-ulnlon. Row Ninn' Snyder, Snyder. Snhol. Hollis. Sore-use-n. Fllllfll. Smsz dal. Spagnnlu, Spangle-r, Sparks. Sp:-urs. Sin-lin-. 0 ll 0 ll I'agv I -I4 Ron' Uno Staehnke, Staiger. Stankiewivz. Stanko, Stanley, Stan ulis. Staszak, St. Auhin, Stehlik, Stein, Steiner. Steinhauer. Ron' Two Steinke, Steinke, Steven. St. Germaine, Stoginski Stokes. Storino, Streeter, Strelevky, Strikol, Strom. Surhy. Rou l'l1r00 Sumlermeyer. Swarts, Szabla. Szarmarh, Szvzurek, . Szttlkowski. Tntro, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Tervivk. Thavkstom Row Four Thivhava, Thiele, Thomas. Thomas, Thomas. Thrift Tietz, Tilges, Tillis, Timm, TTHIIIICTHIHH, Timpe. Rowl ire Timph. Tobin. Tovk, Toman. Tomczak, Tomvzak Tomlanovivh. Toppelt, Traynor, Trenk, Trent, Tumarkin. Ron-Sixff Turek, Turner, Twarok. Ulrich, Urban. Vac-lav. Vac- lavek, Val:-har, Van Beveren, Van Buskirk, Vanvoevorcle. Vancla Rau' Seven --Van Dahm, Vander Ploeg. Vander Wagen, Yanek Valvhek, Verda, Vivivh. Vilnar, Vim-ent, Vlosar, Vogel., Voit. Row Eight -Von Rhein, Wavhhotz, Wagner, Waldier. Waleski Walston, Watters, Walther. Wnlz, Warnork, Washington, Watson Rou'Ninv -Waver, Weber. Webster. Weglarz, Wegner. Weise Weise, Wellamler, Wellington. Wemlel, Wennerberg, Wheeler v Hag . S M. 35' :T ' 5 0Pll0 0llES Row One-Wilferl. Row Two-Wilk, Williams, Williams, Williams. Row Three-Williams, Wilson, Wimpenan, Winfield, Wolller, Woiosevich. Row Four-Wojnarkiewicz, Wolchin, Wolf, Woller, Woodward, Wright. RowFive-Wright, Wright, Wright, Yack, Yedinak. Yedinak, Young. Ro1vSix-Youngmann, Zacharkiewivz, Zan-ovila-li, Zamatala, Zap- pia, Zavesky, Zeilz, Zinner, Zoll, Zolp, Zuzalek. it p , gf? if J 37? z X4 . 5 X ,za Q56 Q9 S new M? YO- KQQ In Paige I -I6 1 ,Sis '19,-iii vt fvfvgf' js J- ' ,xxx X 2 vw, 2 ggi! 11 I 'H 'L 'VN '1 ,s-Qi!-fs . X uv .1 A Nm. F N . , 1 -fe aww 'mr H1 x 1m,, r Q fe, L-Th, 1 Gif Q ' , , Cai 4 ff-few. 52 lu, 4' ,f'W.f, ' tW '2 .1 5 'Wi1' 'mr ' KW! 521, A A V, in., A 5 GTXNQK Agua A f'1ii'gy1affj't, 47u,.LL fxrxlxn me 7 . 11 f Y- .. 'fig-me -g , A .3 q5'5Cif,fff a ' ff Aw WRX . Q mg! 4.4 A -W, A ,R -im, , X s ,ll ex 1 ,Jun Q, ., ,jfs I mo, Hg X fu, ' or K 'fi 7 1 Ii 'wffifuh i i if - v 'Jie K ' ' f iw, aff, sign, , f H' -- , L.. - a , ,lk ,gg 5 ,. . H. In .L K ,Q .illefu Wi- fy J -W K'-vm., BH, 'mf' 7 - reshmen -'El' vs. Caught in the maze of program cards, out-of-the-way classrooms, and jeering upperclassmeng bewildered Freshmen look excitedly forward to their high school career at Lindblom. Thoughts of grammar school seem remote while their heads are filled with plans for achievement in both scholastic and extra-curricular activities. FES N Ron-Um' Agnew, Ain, Alford, Allen. Alles, Amlnrofe. Amon Arnold. Afpun. Balmain, Banarh, Barber. lfmrTu'u Barnas. Barnes, Barr. Burrell, Bam-llelli, Bevkeltc. Bevvnr. Bee-die. Beeson, Beke. Be-ll, Berenfvllat. R1m'Tu'u--lla-rg, Berg. Berger. Berger, Bertsos. Berluvri, Bi une-hi. Biunrhin. Bianri, Bic-l, Billalrom. Birklmlz. Ram' Tlirm- Bluvklrurn. Blavkborn, Blalla. Bm-ian, Boll, Bol linqvl. Boy:-e. Braun-ll, Bradley. Bradley. Brasfell. Bregzory. Rou'I nur Brenn, lll'0SllLlllllll, Brillain. Brolall. Brown, Brun ner. Brunzell. Brzonlowaki, Bulmlz, llll4'll8IlllIl, Bulxoy aan, Burns. Rou'Fivv Burns. Cade. Cahill. Cujka. Cannovr. Copulmrn, Carey, Carlberg, Carlson. Carlson, Carlson. Cashi. Rnu'Six - - CllVilII1'lllgll. Cerirola. Ce-rnvy. Cervenkal. Ccynow, Chaiken, Cheopeluf, Coker. Connely, Conloner, Connie-r, Cor- rado. Ru1vSP1'1'll -Coalley, Coules. Cox. Crain. Cross. Cull. Cnllcrlon, Curlin. Cuasek. Cwirla. Cygam, lladaa. Rou'Eigl1t'llzll1glea, Daniels, Davis. Davis. llavif. llavilz. De Boer. de B0lSlllllll1', llc-genov, lleiff. lle Yous, Ili Belleqlello. Jx as 1 si ii 53 Page I 47 1 F L. 1 T 4 Page 148 1 1 l Ruu'0m' -7- Diener. Dingels, Dlugopolska, Dobias, Doenges, Doenges, Domovivh, Dornkous, Doty, Douvelte, Dowding, Doyle RmvTu-0 Drienka. Du Bois. Duhuv. Dugan. Dugan, Edwards liise-her, Eldorado, Eisner. Engelliardt, England, Espinosa. RmvTlzrve --Evans, Evans, Faloor, Farnik, Feeldmier, Ferreira Ferry. Ferry, Field, Fiore, Fischer, Fischl. Ron' Four Fisher, Fitzgerald. Filzgerald. Fleming, Fleming, Floener, Ford, Fragassi, Frank. Franz, Frazin, Freitag. Ron'Fivv Friduss. Fuchs, Fudge, Gava, Gallagher, Gallanis, 9 9 Gamble, Garneski, Gavelek, Gehring, Gergel, Gibson. Rou'Six4Gierut, Giliberlo, Gilliatt. Gleason, Goebel. Gold. Gold. Golke, Gordon, Gordon, Gorerhi, Gorney. Row Seven Graham, Grand, Grand. Gritzman. Grunauer. Gryz, Halford, Halper, Hamelski, Hancock, Hanneslad. RowEight-Harmarek, Harper, Harrington, Harrington. Har rison. Harvey, Hawks, Hazzard, Heath, Herker, Heilman, Hein- rice, Hepburn. Rou'Nine---Hilker, Hill. Hill, Hodge, Hodges. Hoekslra, Hof- man, Holm, Honsa, Horsman, Howard, Howard. RlPll'f'llP - Howell. Hoyne, Hughea, Hurvkes, lllian, Jagod, James. Jamison. Janes, Jarboe, Jaakiernia. Rout Tivo ,le-ffm-rs, Jenner. Jensen. Jensen. lessee, Jones. Jones, Jones, Juraska. Kullmeyer. Karas, Kurge, Kasnoska. Rmr'l'l1rw' Kusson, Keeley, Kerbs. Ketchum, Kijak, Killoren, Kim-aid. King. Kinnerk. Klassens, Klauvk, Kluever. Kosllmirler, Run-Four Knizner, Kolman, Kolody. Konierzka, Konlm, Kovurik, Kove. Kowalski, Kraetsch. Kramp, Krcik. Krupowirz. RlDI4'flil'd' - Kress. KFl1'Kll8llll. Krueger, Kruniv, Krufzvlnic-ki. Kulml. Koa-zerepa. Kuenneaioe, Kwinn, Laczny, La Francis. RnwSix ff- Lalumaneiere, Lamoureux, Lan . La r n-. l.al'orh-. K Lanko, Lanro, Lawrenre. Legant. Leganl. Leise. Leiae. R0ll'SPUPlI Leonarll. Lelourneau, Levy, Lilwrly, Liglltfoot. Lilly. Lindgren, Lilwiak, Lloyd, Lloyd, Lomlrarelo, Lui-relius. Rau' Eight Luther. Lutnivk. Lynlqlon. Marak, MavNeul, Madden, Maholovivll, Margetiv, Markel, Marsilo, Marlin. Mahon. R0u'Ninv Mason. Mastney. Matykiewivz. Maurer. lvl1'llllI'lll,', M1-Castlannl. Mvllmmell. Mvl.auglllin. Mn-Millen, MvNvuly. Meagher. Mehmel. 4 xl... at ,iv gg , JE ' I xi X :da ,b . S- . 1- 'vu Q '- Q fm, 1 1 Sf K I .Q E' X R if .Q TT, 'I i 3 X C Q Q Q? yi Q ...H wi' 'Q' an i A fs 'Ni Q 3 . N V F 9' 5. bf- . QX -an 'Q 1' 5 x Mimi i X NIR R., -3-N .fx ' 1 .1 Q .' A 'R W' 'Q h 6 J V iw Q 9- 3 ld w .1 b 2 5. XQYAA f l x tl I N ig.- Q. , , 'x Page I 49 Page I 50 Row One-Melka, Merk, Metz, Michalko, Michels, Mickow Mietus, Mihovilovich, Miklosh, Miller, Miller, Miller. Row Two - Mitchell, Mitrovich, Mittow, Mizwicki, Mizysak Moeller, Molzan, Monroe, Moore, Moore, Moran, Moravek. Row Three-Morrison, Mosiej, Motley, Mozzi, Mroz, Munson Murphy, Naglich, Naltie, Naumczik, Neal, Neuman. Row Four-Noll, Norwich. Norwich, Norwish, Novossel, Nowak Nykaza, 0'Brien, O'Connell, 0'Connor, Odehnal, 0'Faill. RowFive--Ohlund, Okon, Oler, 0'Neil, 0,Reilly, Ores, Orr, 9 9 1 3 Orsi, Orszula, Oylar, Page, Pakalka. Row Six--Parliman, Push, Patti, Pechousek, Pedersen, Pekan Pepin, Peters, Petersen, Petro, Petrone, Pfeifer. Row Seven-Phillips, Philip, Pisanelli, Platt, Poleski, Polich Powarcynski, Presbitero, Prettack, Priess, Priode, Pakut. Row Eight-Pikut, Prosen, Protolipak, Pryor, Puetz, Puetz, Putz, Quarantotto, Rahelhofer, Radivoy, Radloff, Rahn. RowNineARains, Rampick, Ransom, Reifert, Rehn, Rieter, Rempert, Reneluw, Reszel, Richard, Richer, Riley. 1 1 Ron' Unc Rimkoa, Rinaldi. Rizzo. Roak, Robaszkiewicz, Roesch, Rocbert. Rogalinski, Rogoznica, Rolek, Rosato, Rosengren. Kmc Tico Roskoa, Roasow, Roueik, Rozanas, Rozdilslcy, Ruziek, Ryan, Rychel, Sabatine, Saihali. Salczenko, Samulski. RowThrcv - - Sandberg. Sappenfield. Sarno. Scalia, Schade, Schmidtke, Sclnnitt, Schocnfeldinger, Schreiner, Schuldt, Schu- man, Schwartz. Row Four Schwartz, Scott, Scott, Sears. See. Selnik, Shanahan, Shannon, Shuford, Singraber, Singraber, Siple. Roiclfivv Skalu, Skala, Snleeton, Smith, Smith, Smith, Snyder, Snyder, Sochacki, Soderberg, Sokolowaki, Solomon. Rowsix---Soltis. Soltis, Sorich, Southall. Spangler, Sparacino, Spezia, Sponder, Stachon, Slahlke, Stajuru, Stanlcy. RowSeven Stelter, Steuens. Stiglik. Straub. Slrclck, Strclow, Strnal, Stroh, Stroner, Stropoli, Stroller, Stucwe. ROIl7EigIIf Stukel. Sulek, Snlime, Sullivan. Sullivan. land, Swanson, Tanka, Tapp, Tarabori, Tauck, Tceling. Row Nine' -Templeton. Tcrry. Thomason. Thompson, Tillnck, Toth, Trent, Tziritas, Unger, Urban, Vanick. 4, :Qs 9' sv i as Q. -'Rah , 'lt R:- 9 'N Gxs -Q :fu s K ik 's va, i.s 'no ,K+ Suthcr- Thorpc, 'ur- rff. P . lk: 1? : Q , 1, H K .W X T- C T 3 S I si l .fi o . X N Ja X :b R Q 0 if : , L1 N5 x 98 I Q, ki N lx . F, In S. 1 ll ,Il 4 Page I 51 Page 152 FBESHME .wx xi 'N-' Row One-Van Ry, Van Rie, Vencil, Verble, Verdun, Vlasaty Vogel, Vorisek, Wagner. Row Two-Waleryszak, Walkowlak, Walsh, Walters, Wnlpel Washington, Weber, Webster, Weeks. Row Three - Werderitch, Whalen, Whalen, White, Wilde, Wilder, Wilkins, Willis, Wills. Row F our-Wilson, Wilson, Wiolle, Wolfe, Wolosevich, Wolters, Wood, Worker, Wuchter. Row F ive-Wunluck, Wulkiewicz, Yarosk, Yedinak, Yelland Young, Zaks, Zaloudek, Zarack. - RowSix - Zavesky, Zelensky, Zenawick, Zenisek, Zickus Znamierowski, Zoeter, Zwolinski. FII Iifll i 1 J x - vu -- .. . ..- , . li'ou'Um' f Altlqnist, Alll't!Il5., Alhrevltt. Altman. Anderson. .vhnlri-ws, Anllold, Ansley, Anzcltn, Are-nt, Auld, liaxlrian, Bark- liolf, llukrins. Bailey. RmvTu'o f-Bali-k. llulvy, liaraiski, llerganta, llernartl, Bernut, llirtoa, Bois, llolin, llotivu, Bowers, llrauntl. llrown, J., llrown, K., lirzunn. lx'mvTI1rm-- lluvlu-r, llttrkley. Buktenicu, Burgvharflt, Burney, llnflt, Byftrowhki. Carlson, Cawfiily, Cltniiel, Clloutku. Civetlzta, Clinton, Colo, Conn-llur. Rou'l our - Connolly, Conaier, Cooley, Cornell, Coslanzn, Cotugnat, Courtney, Cozzo. Croup. Clllllllllgllillll, Cttrrla. llaar, lhllll-l'lllNl1'll. lluwzvunlis, Ile Nionte. RowFit'c ll:-von-ia. lluwharl. lhnla, llnletat, Dusek, Dvorak, Kun. lfrlxuril. liclntontla. lfltlerb. liifert, Elkins. Erikaon., Eunron. l t-liltmwigvr. RowSix l itzsitnmons, lfletvltur, l lntz. l ornl. lfoftvr, l'lt'1'1lQ'l'll'lx, lfreetnan, Cztgliano, Canmnf, Ce-rt:-n, Clonky. Cot-lunzin. Colo- vat-h, Goonl, Gurney. RawSmrPn Cough, llrulislee. Graves, llrunn, llrillitll. llI'lllllFll'll Cntlinus, Hatlatna, Hall, Hatnunn. llnrmwll. llztwryln-xsirz. llilton llirsvh, Holfenkamp. Kota-Eiglit K Holfntan, Holm, Housv, House-piun, llonwr. llnlu lwll, Hulrlnell. Httplur. Hurd, lines, lngruln, Jutnifon. ,lutnnik Jensen, Jensen. lf0ll'lwill0 Mjensen, Joltnmn, JOIIIISCII, ,l0llllSllII. ,lowpln-r. ,lnvlnt Kulaynik, Kearns, Keene, Kelli-r. King, Km-nigmiztrk. Konie-r Kott. Kraft. RowTvlt Kretvlt. Krnen, Krm-ning, Ktoluk. Knlniaulx Kovlntlkzt. Ku rrltek. Kvsilka, l.nt'luter. llillllll. l.lllll0lll't'llY. l.ttn1lvo't. l.:t lt. . Q- patttts. ln-er, lA!llif?l'. Page I .Til Page 154 Row 0neALoennies. Logus, Longfellow, Lorenz, Love, Lumley MacDonald, Marejak. Row Two--Mackus, Maher, Mahn, Makaveckas, Malik, Manker Mansolas, Maronto, Marino, Marks, Martino, Martinson, Mc Kean, McLean, McKenzie. Row Three - M4-Mahon, Mega, Melker, Meyerhoff, Michaels Miller, Minard, Mitchell, Moore, Moran, Moravek, Morgan Morris, Morris, Morris. Row Four-Morrison, Molman, Murphy, Murray, Musser, Myhre Nelson, Nelson, Neuman, Nielsen, Nix, Nottis, Novak, Novosad Novy. 9 1 9 9 7 FRE RowOneY-Okon, Olive, Palka, Parsons, Patton. Pelekoutlas, Penczek, Pepki, Peters, Peterson, Peterson, Phillips. Plate, Plottner, Poalluccr. Row Two---Poelling, Polson, Pope, Prenalergast, Radelalz, Ral- rej, Rauen.. Rauen, Reid, Reventoroyal, Rirhter, Radley, Rod- roguez, Roetemeyer, Romans. Row Three --Rosato, Rose Rudd. Rukujyo, Sarlas, Schapendonk Scher, Schmitt, Schmuhl, Schreihans, Siebalt, Shimeall, Small Smith, Smith. RowFour-Sonnehorn, Steffens, Slempinski. Stroner, Stutlnia-lm Swanson, Swindells, Tasseff, Tatro, Tefs, Thomas, Thompson Thurman, Thruman, Tiberi. Row Five - - Toelstede, Frezek, Tuvzynski, Turrirh. Tyvhsen T5 many, Updike, Uhrhammer. Vandeveer, Vilimek, Walls. War: rian, Washburn, Washington, Wasill. Row Six-Walrons, Webb. Wehlisvll. Weyh, Wivhmann, Wiley Worbon, Wratney, Yonik, Young. Zamor, Zemsky, Zintak, Zurr bier. 1 s 1 1 Page I 55 X N Nw Q K 'NN :X XX NWUWK .N ,.,., X alw- XXNX XX N - ..x 5 XX N VX ,Q 1 .6 J, f ' 1,- H, 1', -M. rv is is If -I lug l if 1: 47 swf' 3 4'1- Q-4 NllIlll'ilIIf. ilu' I'I1ll2QI4'. Irving ilu- mos llt xigm-1I IIIIPI' SIXIPPII N1'ill'h ul Slll'1'l'hHIllI svn Il't'. ll Eagle Staff l mlvr ilu' :1llI4I2llI4't'0I' Xlifs Ilurriv I.. Ilvorge-. I Iil1'llIlN SIIUIISUV. zmul NIV. xl1'I0l'II. Hills. laun- xsf QIIIXISOIX Sll1'l't'SS0l' to Nlr. 5Imrc-. who rc-- Izuglv stuI'I'e-rs xs 1-rv zllrla- In SIIVYINQ' llu- IIIUIIIIIF ol' 5Il't'lllI1llIS xsurlx xsllivll xwn- put into ilu' 11 ' S ' 5 'JIU' '. . I IIIIINDVIZIIII llllIlIl1'ilIlUll ul I.m4IInImn. lf t'2IQQt'l'If :mails-QI Ivy thc' SIIHIPIII Imcly. Imputivm slualvnls ill'1'1IllI1'IxIf uplwzm-:I xslu-n ilu- Iialgle- is1Iisll'iInlI4'4I. The' anxious IIOIDIIIRIVG' IIllllllIl IIIFUIIQIII IIN- pugvf in ILHIIIIIQ' St'lll't'Il ul' tlwir pivtllrn-s. lllum-S urs' I'0l'QLOIIl'll zu ilu- vlulmrute- Iuy- UllIS1ll'l' S1'l'1lXS'I1'lI with lllllll'UIDl'IllIt' HIYIIIQIS. In tha- lllt'illlIIIIlt'. the- SIQIIII-1'I'S In'e-utlw sighs of re-lin-l'a1l svvillg their lll1lSIt'l'lDIt'1't' sufvly pulmlisllval. uml the-n turn to page- IIIVUIIQLII lln- Imulx in Sl'ill'l'Il0I'IIll'II'lll'II1'It'S NIIIVIIIIll'l'1III0l'SIl1lXt' sn 111:-l'4'iIe'ssIy lnusszu'l'e'1I. I alonl Illw lI'fl't'lt'1'I ll . . . Uv! l1rxs0l'IxI 'flu-sv immortal xsmwlf nl our 1'n-e'1IlInl's-lll- 1-Ilic-I'. Iivlty VIYIIUIIISPII and Louis 51'IllllN'l' vain In' In-urcl Il0llI thc- I',algIe' 4-4-lining IIIFUIIQ, w U nllwv IIFQIIIIQL thc- stuffvrs on In I Qll'Q'llIQ'l' IIPIQIIIS ol au'Ilie-u-111:-llts. Pago ISU ' .i0lll'llilIISIIt' . 'yi ff 1. -Q ,.1,-fX,a11fry,jy1?y.w.- Ln' McGahee, Saskor, Cling, Jacobs, Strikol, Calahan, Ber- nardy, Segin, Bresnahan, Sestan, Jurich, Shore, Heyman, Nevara, Vanek, Coyer, Schoenheider, Jurich, Tressler. Amid the dummy sheets, printers proofs, and articles strewn around the Eagle ollice, one is likely to find Jess Jacobs, assistant editor and Tom Houston, business manager, in conference with Joyce Schoenheider and Miles Shore, the co-literary editors, while Eileen Tressler and George McGee, girls and boys sports editors, review the sports events of the semester, and Eleanore Sestan, head typist, pounds the typewriter. Handling the art work are Mrs. Worst, artiadvisor, and James Abramic, art editor. 5 Page 169 Nlr. Calpha. Sponsor, NIll'll1iO3l5, Buhai, i lfo-Erlitors-in-lflzief. . - Business . . Yalnrld- . : r ' NlunnH '5i uhm , ' ir A . ' . 1. ' lx l 'rn.H u.'.Ihnr-I-ll'Lhw! i At tl1is point we suhmit to the need for justice to mention the Work of Lil1fllJl0lll9S second literary effort, the Weelily. Bursting forth llllllll the unsus- peeting populace sixteen times a semester, it provides an accurate, week hy week journal of student activities here at Lindblom. Heading the staff last semester were Charlotte Buhai and Felice Michaels. Seated at the Editor-in-Chief's desk this semester was Marilyn Forh. Faithful subordinates were: Managing Editor: Jim Kirby: Associate Editors: Mildred Baron, June Evans, Barbara Naft, Audrey Radtke, Joyce Sanders, Patricia Silvers, John Tihineng Business Manager: Steve Zahicki, Advertising Manager: Eugene Christen- sen: Circulation Manager: Virginia Butcher: Ex- change Manager: Beverly Marco: Financial Man- ager: Emily Kicul. ,, I . -x ,VG 1 Real, kirby, Downnrnn. Forh, Sanders, Naft. lictz, Robinson. Tihinen Silvers. Keating. Baron. Z ' ' o o o Journallstlc I-3lllllSOS Through cracking the proverbial whip over the lowly, insig- nificant staffer, and hy never being satisfied with an original article. these so-called perspicacious pantologists faithfully execute the duties of editors of our weekly journal. Their efforts are not spent in vai11, however, as, each week, they succeed ill placing hefore Lindhlom students an edition of the paper that ranks as one of the finest of all scholastic newspapers. Deserving n1ucl1 credit also, is their sponsor and advisor, Mr. Calpha, who has guided the Weekly for many unsung years. Raldtke, Evans, 'lllIlllllll'l0ll. Page I IH ellold the nheralded, e Staffer! Upon a corps of uncountable editors, reporters, cub reportels etc., is placed the prodigious task of each week produclnff a foul page edition for the student body. Our Weekly Staff however docs not wholly dedicate itself to this preponderous work they periodically venture forth from their close confines to accept the challenge of the EAGLE in the annual farce malled the 'LEAGLE-Weekly Football Game. Last year, after being admin istered a thorough shellacking by the Eagleites, and after losing the game 33-O, the Weekly Staff once again crept back into obscurity. Recent reports hold that they are removerinff and are now spasmodically twitching. Run' Um' Bt'l'glllilll., llorbalkrn, Wiade, Riley. Smith. Glick. Gibbons, Gale. Ron' Two Proms. llcroin, Bell. Conrad, Golub. Hurley, Bearman, Kailnaski. Kircher Menvlx, Brown. Cermak. Ron' Um' Bearnlan. lfrban. Marco. Ron' Two Zabicki, Kicul, McNeill, Cass. Butcher. , 4 'S 4 , ov-A, -Y. f f 3 nach, Bredin. Row Two Kumingo, Evers, Lindgren, Urban. Row Three- Crawford. Jurich, Hawrylewivz, Gier- mak, ,lam-obs. Row Four Kohaus, Slahurski, Weise. Barcelona, Belz. Senior oys' ouncil Probably the most exclusive organization in Lindblom, the Senior Boys' Council is composed of eleven 4A's and nine 4B's. The publication of the pep book, the singing of carols for Christmas, and the inspection of school stores are among the many duties performed by the council, in addition to acting as hosts at school dances and other social events. To become a member of this distinguished organization, one must not only be approved by faculty members, but must also receive a plurality of student votes. The club is sponsored by Mr. Moore, who often enter- tains the councilors with his unique Hute playing. Page I 63 Row Une 7-Goslovivll, Callahan, Har- Page I6 I e . acket irls Ron' Um' l.:-ttiere. Hustler. IH:-elm. Klaus. Kulinoxsski Shatner. H0u'1'u'o Nelson. llollueker. To be tops in the opinions of not o11ly your teachers. but of the student body also. is quite an ueeomplishnient. Therefore, tl1e Senior Girl Couneillors have every right to be proud of their positions. At the beginning of each semester, teaehers nominate 443 girls they think are capable of being eouneillors. Then the girls in the 4B eluss vote for those who they think are worthy of these eovetecl positions. The candidates receiving the most votes are then aeeepted as members of the Senior Girls' Council. t 'enior ma.i,. liujuwu. Rau' Two Berry, Hngzlliurtlt, Loolry. llc-rm: .Xt tht' lll't'St'lll timv. tlu-rv arc' twvllty-four girls in the- count-il. twelve- -lHH's and twvlvv 4A's. The-y art' easily itlmltifiml hy their hrilliant rwl jzu-lwts and lllllllllt'lllLlIt' white- skirts. Their duties. whirh t't'lllt'l' umuml tht' Girls' Sm-iul Ronin. rousist of the numvruus small, hut 1-ss011tial.tusks that ure' lll't'1'SSlll'y in lu-4-piilg thc- sm-ial room in order. ln zltlflllioll to this. thc- girls svrvv as lmstt-sae-S at the- llllllly tc-as and othvr sorial fum'- tiuus which am- hvlel throughout the St'lll?SlPl'. I:0ll'f,ll1' lXlllll. liullin, lliltle-lwuml. Nlm-lla-r, llmnl k. lk Kun' Um' llzikmwky. lllirl-Q. lin-rglmnln, llurn-. lla-r 'irls' fourncil Page I 65 , ,, 9 Page I 66 llonor Ron' Une Meneh. McCarthy, l,ilVilt'll'lI, livkovieh. Miehaels, lluhai, Houser, Mak- liay, Welsll, Savearo, llallin, Reaves. Riell- ardson. Row Two-WSi-hoenlieider. Skin- ner, Skopek, Daley, Allen, lleKoker, Pei-ony. Rudys. liinieh. llowmont. Ne- jedly. Coker. Musy, liieul, Kurtz. Ron' Three --Hynes. Klolmehar. Nevara. Haw- kinson. Tenlpleton. Lindgren. Jaeolns, Harnarh. Sehauer, Shore. Lewis. Riley, Ulson. lifvhllilllilll. Jensen. Honor Society llfficers Two Palm-liowski. Ill! Representative: Vive-President. Society A popular fallacy at any school is that those who get i11 the Honor Society for having above average grades in all their studies are usually little Lord Fauntleroys and stay home heating the hooks every night. And, of eourse. those who get the highest award, all S's. are all stodgy old fogies. This belief. however, is being ehanged at l,indlvlom. For the students are beginning to see how in nearly every ease. all the students are leaders in l.indhloni aetivities. Rau' Une l,in4lgren. President: Flynn. Serretaryg S4-hoenheider, 2.-X Representa- tive: Steiner. IN Representative. Ron' Hawkinson, Zll Representative. Row Three -l'asquinelli. Treasurer: Sehauer, llonor Students . . I 4 E t 5 4 E ,V , ' S . HUB rf' Kun' Une Bernardy, Golub. Runewski, Walker. Ryjacck. Kabica, Halper, llorner, Mallek. Goger, Hahn, Capek, Berg, Benlebr, Roth t Mill 1 gery. Row Two-Wvrubel. Heytnan. Rasmussen. Benline, Nowak, Kelly, Prokcs, Smejkal, Melander, Ubriecht, Scllilfelfein, Mcllawlcx, Luke. Epalla, Vitt. Row Three --Bartkowiak, Piorkowski, Reddington, Kortllaze, Justinic, Hornburg, Smolinski, Carlson. llinkelnmn. Mac Neill. Grygiel, Bacbarz, Reszel, Gold, Mayer, lill'l'llllCl'I'. lf01l'l,lll' -Grange, Dobson, Cozzello, Kerbs, Pozgay, Gibbons, Steiner, Metzl, Hayllurst. Garcia. jaworski, Vogel, Salciccia. Ram t Tu-o Rader-ki, Ganlperl. Oswald. Hefeli, Streeter, Coomer, Hyatt, Snyder, Arnold, Peterson, Kuebnle. Wolosew'i4-li. Staehnki. Keating. Row Three Zacharkiewicz. Yan Buskirk, Dreyer, Piarowski, Podolsky, Small, Pirard, Monahan, Skinkus, Reckas. Horvutll, Lewis, Lonibardo, Krueger, Peacock, Strikol. Row Four-Malmorem, Meldazis, Caditz, Gardner, Petrasek, Berg, Waleski, Nilles, Austin, Keene, Radicli, Dolinko, Miletzky, Brown, Lanovich, Moore, Brotsch, Junquera. Membership in the Honor Society is gained only by students who put forth a sincere effort and achieve as their final marks a grade of E or better in their major subjects and G or better in their minors. Every semester the members' names are posted on a plaque which is displayed in the front hall. Only recently has this club become an active organization. Since it has such a large membership. officers are elected to represent the mem- bers and take care of problems which arise. The incentive for better scholastic achievement among students at Lindblom has become greater through the activities of the Honor Society. Page I 45 5' al E V +1 5 to , Page I 68 x Ili ll ankin Scholars Each semester an Achievement Assembly is dedi- cated solely to the Honor Society. It is at this time that its members receive due credit for their scholastic efforts through the presentation of Honor Society pins. Scholarship certificates are also presented to the MS students, and the new officers are introduced to the audience. To all members, this assembly is the highlight of the semester and awards received are displayed with pride. Run' Om' Seslan. Thomsen. Paulus, Rapp. Andrews. Tomaszewski, Weiner, Cam-has, Conrad, Liberatore, Schieve. Row Twlk Blecha, Nlazzukelly, Barkus. Carbonaro, Walilstroiii. Yynalek, Granko, Parker, Daley. Novak, Nall, Sherman. Row Three f-Coslovich, Heller Anderson, Saskor, liubenheim, Sanders, Cerniak, Marsden, Grant, Kiszkan Slechta, Jones. Roi Um Piarowki Stirklin Riel! Conn Palka Manx-hen Iettiere Perlherg Draikin Rhodes Braden Lazaric Ehlers Snyder. U ? 5 1 L ' gv Aa 1 - v 4 - Q e --v v 1 -1 Row Tu-0-Balesh, Rempert, Buszin. Blanc-het. Baluk, Beranek, Molnor, Klein, Lizius, Jeek, Pakeltis, Kosola, Fox, Knezz, Eilenfeldt Kam' Three fllvornik, Orzak, Klein. Kanlpenga, Meyer, Kulnpis, lleck, lirzostowski, Brummel, Kyncl, Erickson, Kraus, Collins, llzikowsky. Schmidt, Chmel, Heinzel, Longa. Row Four-Miller, Crzybek, Head, Houston, Abramic, Kohaus, Zabicki, Ryan, Segin, Jones, lill'l'lllilli. Ewert, Mack, Gibbons, Sorkin, Cortilelli. Colm, Young. s s , ' li! -new Fo rev L 2-Q., Q' Iii' .. ..s, N, .a Wm .t X. 5 5, E 1 tg fl Q '. -Ia V lx V ,fa .,.. 4 ,E - 1 Y . g IW. 1 We 'N . 'K' D Row One Golub. Roberts, l'clrone, Snyder, Coyelte, Carlson, Anton, Carone, lllimco, l.igas, Slllllllllfll Sennnler. Hou' Two Miller, Abraham, Scllarf, Kicul, Berg, Treasurer, Allen, Vice Presielenl, Moore Sponsor, Kurtz, l'reside-nt, Bresnaban, Secretary, Romero, Klumbis. Row Three lleroin, liorosic, Wulkefr Carlson, Nowak, Friedrich, Sec-or, Obriecht, lleobler, Cassingham, Kabica, Lazaric, Yuffei, Kicker, lleyman Music, Lake, Padrta. Row Om' Sl'll0CllllCl1lCI' Forb. Nordwind, llzikowslxy, Collins, Antalels. Crowley. Row Two - llutchins Albietz. llrunmiel, Glick, Sorkin, Treasurer, Jendzio, Vice-llresident, Quas, President, Kwak, Secretary Moore, Sponsor. lfahrner, Silvers. Schmidt. Row Three Kyncl. Cortilelti, Meyers, lluron, Tomun. liirslien- bauln, Skopek, llaluk, Ratajczak, Hood, Eicliman, Dowmont, llrzostowski. o qos Corderitos and e os ialllitos Los Corderitos are far from the little lambs their name indicates. On the contrary, it is just about all Lorraine Kurtz can do to enforce order Zilltl dispense with business so that the members can pay for their misdemeanors with multas or fines in the form of a song, story, poem or any original stunt they may have dreamed up. The other ollicers are Maryanne Allen, vice-presi- dent, Dorothy Bresnahan, secretary, and Dorthea Berg, treasurer. Los Diablitos, with Lawrence Quas as president, Stephany Jendizio as vice-president, Adele Kwak as secretary, and Marshall Sorkin as treasurer, is one of Miss Moore's liveliest clubs. It includes some of the most original characters in Lindblom so that the meetings are always alive and full of laughs. For those who do not study Spanish the translation of their name is the little devils. Page I 60 s 17? , if X N - . ll , X X Pug., Q 70 Rota' Une Albreehl. Andrews, Dangelo. Erickson, Betz, Welsli, Benner. Sherman. Row Two f-Radtke, Sarearo. Vive-President, Bredin, President. Nejedly, Secretary, Reid, Garnett, Collin, Miss Ryan, Sponsor. Carter. Row Three- -Winston, Linich, Kaemarek, Carbonaro, Sebold. Sanders, Bubenbeim, Ahlquist, Evans. Naft, Barkus. James. Strand. Row One Kastrinos, Wiekluncl. Tasseff, Sieger, Beranek, Dyekman, Lizius. Row Two- V Lueas Melfarthy. Balesh. Grant. Kumpis, Brown. Rvu' Three--0'Brien, Matuszak, Mosior, Cazort, Novak, S1-hoenheider. Row Four--Dunlap, Daley, Neubauer, Posrli, Miller, Lovett. 0'Neill, Molnor, Grady, Sc-hauer, Frazier, Crit-ks, Miss Ryan, Sponsor. Witli Robert Bredin as president, Rita Saccaro as vice-president, Phyllis Nejedly as secretary and Stanley Filipczek as treasurer, Las Papatas, far from being the simpletons their name implies, have shown their sagacity on working hard to further our good neighbor relations. As a club activity they have sent repre- sentatives to the Pan-American Conference: they have studied Latin history Zillll racial background, played their games and sung Spanish songs. The pri- mary aim of Los Demonios Pequenos is also to further our neighborly relations with South America and increase interest in it. Under the leadership of Eileen McCarthy, Mary Lou Molnor, Charles Crieks and Eileen Wiclclancl as officers, they have diverted themselves with songs, and games, and learned about South Ameriean Customs. dos ohitos and Los ivaraehos These two Spanish Clubs. Los Lohitos and Los Vivarachos, directed hy Miss Ehrenwerth. are typical of the pleasant methods used to make the study of Spanish even more attractive to the student. Clubs such as these hetter acquaint the student with the Spanish culture and cus- toms. and therefore help to cement friendship between our Spanish neighbors 211111 the United States. Los Lobitos elected Bob Lackner, president: Geraldine Holden, vice-presidentg Donald Segin, treasurer, a11d Ann Hrehen., secretary. The oflicers of Los Vivarachos were: Louise Bernardy. presidentg Mary Lesondak, vice-presidentg Orphah Shands, secretary: and Andrew Kacmerak, treasurer. Rm4'0ne Berluca, Leltiere. Orloff, Costanzo, Franick, Hood, West, Yelland. Schultz. Ron' Two lievi. Segin. Treasurer, Rahn, Holden, Vice-President. Shore, Cedrailis, Cairo. Kosary. Kam' Three Miss Ehrenwerth, Mazzukells. Lackner, President, Skinner, Paulus, Sm-hoonderinark, Urzuk, Mi:-kley. Hreben, Secretary. Ahnaraz, Suberl, Fish, Simkus, Jenner Teuhel, Navralil, koepke. Row Une--Dudley, Cygan. llenlzinger. Shuhal, Rizzo, Jurko, Walls. Rou' Tivo Cant. Brown. Shands, Halper, Folsom. Unger. Gehring. Bcrnardy., Milander. Miss l'ihrenwerlh. Row Tliree lmc. Suhliv, Schubert, Mraz, Jaicula. Nuglic. Douglass, Johnson, jackson, liZi1'lllilK't'k. Ulah. Cohan. llowatt, llcllflarq-o Lesondak. l 1 1 Page I 71 Page I 72 Row One-Weiss, Kasper, Schlipf, Uneus, Saele, Minderhout, Konieczka, Bistos Pratscher, Piarowske, Moore, Ignash. Draikin. Row Two-Halko. Donnella, Rogoznica Eggert, Young, Eilenfeldt, Secretary, Perlberg, President, Miss Butts, Sponsor, Palka Vice-President, Manchen, Treasurer, Klein, Program Chairman, Plashko, Schmidt, Freck man, Mayer, Goyer. Row One-Jurich, Program Chairman, Parello, Sulciccio, Strikol, Michaels, Malatt McMenamin, Paulson, Lange, Treasurer. Row Two-Clinton, Evkovich, Wilson, Brunzeii Oswald, Hefeli, Kuehnle, Zoll, Miss Butts, Sponsor. Row Three-Riley, Secretary Miletzky, Vice-President, Sztukowski, Madajewski, Lewis, Gamperl, Kacmarek, President Perkowski, Sobczak, Aylward. as A iulas and os Viajeros 9 Both the Las Agiulas and the Los Viajeros can be distinguished at first glance as Spanish clubs. The members of these groups believe in seizing every opportunity of furthering their knowl- edge of the Spanish people. They also desire to promote an appreciation for Spanish culture, and at meetings held every other Friday, the students sing Spanish songs, enact small plays, have quiz programs, listen to Spanish records, and enjoy a lively discussion of Pan American countries. The president of Las Agiulas was Leila Perlberg. Holding the office of president of Los Viajeros was John Kacmarek. From both a scholastic and social standpoint Las Agiulas and Los Viajeros have become integral and worthwhile members of Lindblom's already sterling array of organizations. oujours Gai and e ibrara' jlllll 4 41 Ron' 'JIM' Wimll. Amlerson. Allen. ll'.-hnato. Sllllllt'I'l. Row Tivo llrunnnel. l'resi1lenI. Jaeolrs. Y ive l'resi4lenl llllflllllrkl. Treaslirer. Marlin, Sec-relary, Taylor. Skorup. Row 'l'lll'l'l' l'enninger. Moore, Sponsor, 'l'r4-nka. Nora-ross. Sl'll0t'll1lll4'l1lt'l'. Hylaszek. jones. llones, Fislier. Washington. Moulonkos. Conn. Ron' Une Berg. Terriek. Kasper. l.an4lolf, Strikol, Pozgay, Greenwood, Sl'lllIl'l4lt'I'. Blake, l.ilnrarian. Urnlilne. Assistant l.ilrrarian, liuntle. Row Tivo Wm-lrer, Mueller. Tikinkus. llernarcly, lxieul, llieks. Drew. Nil-liolson. Cozzello. Smith. Nlainor. Wiilson. Mayer. Olson. Mogk. Ron' Three Ilorlon. .-Kxelrotl, lilaekhurn. Mailla. Sllll- Lowski. llolclyga. Seholel, lleorgis. Reekas. Pirarnl, llolinko, Brown. Arnold. Rll'llill'llh0II. Moore Viarnovk. 'l'oujours Cai. uncler the mlireetion of Miss Anna Z. Moore. was organized to promote students' interest in France and to inerease the stumlents' oppor- tunities to speak Freneh. The llll'l'llllf'I'S enjoy Freneh plays. games, and songs. Although there is mueh merriment in the eluh, it is highly etluea- tional. Students belonging to the Library Club not only render a serviee to the sehool hy helping Mrs. Blake, the librarian, and her assistants to keep the library orclerly, and to serve those who want information. hut they also aequire a better nnflerstanuling of hooks and their authors, and are eneour- aged to read hetter literature. By working in the library, students may he preparing themselves for their future careers. Page I 73 Page I 7.1 0 BS and-coming organization at Linrlblom. Directeel by Mrs. Raflmaeller. tlle Debs Club meets every other Tuesday in the Social Room. Teas. parties. fashion shows anrl quiz programs are some of the entertainment that highlight their gala meetings. 4 Q Row Une Uiliberto, Antalek. Erickson. Slezak, Conrad. Miller, lllitly, Gialanias. Rou' Tico Hiltlebranrl, Niskern, llattlorf, Lanovich. Stlaske. Maller. Preston. Falirner. Rau' Three Gruuauer, Glick, West. Lesser. W'alts, Nelson. Strazzante, Clementi. Rou' Four Wveber. Murray, Eiclnnan. Cygan. Coyette. Hoyer, Zilelski, Marco. Rau- Fire Youngmann, Krueger. Nielsen. Lettiere, jutzi. Wade. Rich. Slnejkal. Rau' Une Keegan, Karis. Burns, Mazzulselly, Preston, Lesomlak. Cohan. Klaus. Keith. Hou' Tico Mouloukos. Shubat, Ligas. Slt'1'lll8, Orlnwski. Cermak, Lajza. lleimberg. Novak. Rou' Three Daley. Flynn. liiszkan, Enzcnbaclier, Brazill. Sl'll1lll8l'. Litltlicott, Pierzynski. Kou' Four Kicul, Kalinowski, lilumbis, llresnalian, llernartly. Abraham, Doebler. liallozzo. Rnu' Five Carone. Nilsen. Hallman. Jentlzio. Pitiglllart. Nelson. Clark. Hostler. Row Une Sokol Arrangements Chairman, Carlson Social Service Chairman, Paulus l. C. C. Representative, Wray' Treasurer. Nlelles Secretary, Beam Vice-President, Real 7 Presitlent. Row Two Looby. Schneider, Lake. Sotlerlu-rg. Peclmus, llerfcttn, Korsgaarnl. Mayer. Row Three -Nizicll, lialuk. Schmidt, Bergmann llezich llianchet. Beck. Rou' Four Mrs. Mabel Radenlaclier, justinic, Klllll. Kumpis. Meyers, The Debs Club is fast developing into an up- .f uh- es The junior edition of the Debs Club is the Sub-Debs, whieh is eomposed entirely of under-elassmen. This elub was organized mainly for soeial purposes and has bi-monthly meetings. at whieh time refreshments are served. Six ollieers. elected by the student members, preside at these meetings. The outstanding events ol' the semester are the initiation i11 which the new members are made to dress in an outlandish fashion and do equally outlandish stunts, and the soeial tea. to whieh Lindblom boys are invited. This organization. although newly organized, is a popular one and has a large number of enthusiastie members. Row Une lfisller, Sllllfllfli. Norm ieln. Hor- don, Jaluezewski. Allen. Coules. .-Xspan. Kow Treo Mia-liels. liflfkililllll, l'owar- zynski, lfggerl. ,'0ilLlll!'K. Kozlowski, Tinun, Felski. Barber. l.eluua4'ber. Hou' Three - Callaghan. Yan Wie. Brown. Pe- tropoulis. tlIlt'0IN'l1l5, liosbey. Kasper. ,lell'ers. Pryor. Ruziek, Zelensky. llaz- lard. Row Une Nlalhes, l'rosen. llaphurst. Kress. Tzirilas. Moeller. Lindgren. Zaeh- arkieuiez. Kon' Two 'll0llllilll0Yi4Ail, :Kus- lin, Klassens, Soderbergg. l,eeluler. Sollis, Meldazis. Hadivoy. Cross. Pulaski. Ron' l Three Cozzello. Prkul. Johnson. Daniels. l liuehiuski, Kawaeiu, Si-In-rgen. Elliott. l Kraetsell. Hen-nan. Cahill. lfield, Miekley, Peaeoek. Row Une lleevar. liezingue. l,ettiere. Axelrod, Guiliani, johnson, Celio, Bian- ehiu. Row Treo Mellarry. l.izius. Perl- berg, Ui liarlolo. KilSlt'll, Kruse. Urzak. Zappia, Bernal, llolinko. Row ,l'lll'f'l' Mrs. Rule Sponsor. Piaruwski. Metlur- lhy. Conn, Dawson. llutler. Jensen. ixisll, llolser, lle Boer, Daley, l'osell. Rielz. Stiekwing. Page I 75 rojection lub and i ht ri a e The movie projection club, conducted by Mr. Louis Weckel, is one of the most significant clubs in Lindblom. The members of this group have helped many biology and physics students through difficult phases of the prescribed courses of study by their skillful showing of movies dealing with those subjects. Witllout the light brigade it is doubtful that Lindblonl could put on any of its beautiful assemblies. The boys, besides taking charge of the Lantern Room and the public address system, create the colorful lighting effects that are so essential in the presentation of an interesting and informative program. Row Um' Cold. Hollinger. Colm. Tumarkin, Levitt. Ron' Tico - Gorbalkin. Wieck:-l Sponsor, Henderson, Macllulis, Chum- be-rlain. Page' I 76 Yocious. Rau' Une fillallliltiflllill, Colm. Blllfllllllr. Ron' Two Kaprewl A Front Rau' liuse. Sobieski, lerlnan, Wahl. Sklllkll. Sl'l'0lNl Ron' Kabira. Nlickulus. Frexlerirks. Alun. BQ'lllll'lll'. Third Rau' - Abramic--president. Snyder. Prinly - treasurer, Scurlns, Ferry, Meyer, 'l'urm-r, llavis. Mrs. Worst sponsor. Fourrlz Ram' Siege-rl. Weeks. l,t?lt?I'SOIl. Cass, lycr- son. Hunowski. Vvilson. Nlrzc-lx. vim'e-pro-si- dent. The art of beauty is stressed in Lindblom with the aid of these energetic young men and women, who, be it with a paint brush or a hammer, adding a dab of paint or an extra nail, render serv- ices to the school that are too numerous to mention. If it is appropriate scenery for a musical, or a poster to announce a football game, the project is carried on to a successful conclusion by those artistic leaders. I V I .. f xr' :X ky, Coombs. Carlso 3 5. f gi Q X - if 4 Q 2' 5 ,V I 5 A ge . 3 f 1 A ew Q-3 W Y ' ,S .1, fled ' fi Q: , 44 f V 0 Row Une - - Schmitt -- sponsor, Stephan Christopher, Barnes. Yopensky. Ron' Tun -e-flirodcrick, llurchard, FZl11,l'l'Sll'0lll, Slas- Page I 77 Mail Service Through the aid of Lll1fllJl0lll,S trustworthy and loyal Mail Service girls, the offices are kept running smoothly and elliciently, and teachers are relieved of a great deal of work. On the social side. the girls hold welcome and farewell teas ut the beginning and end of each semester. ,f Sealed, Xnustu-ia lfheopelus: Standing, lilfie llerlsos. Nlury Tziritas. Row One Kohrs Secretary. Anderson -Treaw yor Saccuro. Rupp l're.inla-nt. Linieh, Runow ski. Clt'lll8Illi. Role Three -Marsden, Dorm-r Korn-cki, l,m-onllurnll Yin--l resident. Row Um' Pcau-ork. Pznkelti-. Ytilllltllllilllll, Szlu Niziek, Lungevin. Urlotf. Horton, Van lluskirk Rs-ckus, Krueger. Huw Tliree 'KUIllllUS. Pres lon, Kasper. lloyetle. Jurczyk, Nlillll'llt'Il, Yem- tucci. Johnson. Row Four f-lfnglaml. Peccny Prutscher. U'Neill. Hggert, l3eNlurc0, lluchinski Urzank, Miller. Olson. Row FiL'e-ffliorsgguurll Muycr. Schneider. Yulfei. llreuker, Fischl. No wicki. Nlelduzis. Kraus. Collie, Hagen. urer, Kuscevich. Row Tico- Atkinson!-Spolh kouski. lloldygu. Mzlillu, Us-orgis. Kon' Tzu: - 4 nter-Cabinet 'ouneil Run' Um' l.e-ltiere. l'aulus. Ilapek. Rossill Walker. Lialelicoll. M1-lles. Rau' Two Hawry lewicz. Kopriva. 'l'homscn. Nlellonald. Rickcr, l'e-ehous. Kipnis. Kam' Tlirce Sherman, Kisz kan. Burns. Norlhrup. Austin. Harnach, Coslo vich, Zdelski. xl4'iit'llt'1'. Nlarco. Preslon, Clem .-mi. Ron' Four SlQ'l'lll1l. lmsondak, Sorkin lilecha. Wahl. Huhharnl, l.elIi4-re, llaley. Pl, 'A Hou' Um' lahicki l'rn-siclent. Turner Y ice l'n-siflent, Sorschak Secretary. Resehke Treasurer, ,le-pseu Sponsor. Hou' Tico Ylichaels. Gale. Glick. Shaugllnessy, Gia- lama-. Saskor. Peggy Turner is olliciating this semester as President of the l.C.C. assisted by ,lo Ann Cialamas, Vice Presidentg Lillian Burns., Secretaryg and Marshall Sorkin, Treasurer. Among their notable achievements are: the maintenance of the servicemen's flag in the main corridor: sending a Weekly to all Lindhlom boys in service: the winning of the city championship in the oratorical contestg and the l.C.C. dance. The Inter-Cabinet Council also assists in salvage paper drives and the Spring Clean Up campaign. The executive committee last semester consisted of Steve Zahicki, Presidentg Peggy Turner, Vice President: .l oe Sorshack. Secretary: and Al Reshke, Treasurer. They meet every odd week. while tl1c whole group meets every even weelx to attend their numerous affairs. Page I 79 Page I 80 Row One -Vander Plovg. Pele-koumlas. Rh:-in. Ambrosia, Cermak, Fukunaga, Skorup. Prodoehl Jurus. Sacha, Ga-raci. Slinauvr, Stahurski. Row Two--fStrantl, Woll, Borloli, Olenski. Beata Pilllll'll0w'Slil, Moyer, Kumorek. Ferretti. Pope. Wise, Lang. lleeby. Row Three Kraft-isin llalwmlir. Goldberg, Saskor, Northrop. Dryer, Kash. Brennan. Lewis, Lot-kwootl, Lauzon Yiator. Himes. Ron' Four --Betz. Molloy, Hubalik, Silvis. Guiliani, Janulis, Lindgren, Kleitlono Tilu-rio. Rizzo. Utlerio. Grabowski. .-hnoruso. k0llBUS. Crawford, Thomson. Kristofek, Smale llosloxie-ali. Harnach, Sit-gf-rl. fliermak. L Club When boys get together for initiations 9Nll91ldlly lnltiatlons of outstanding athletes of a school, you might expert some rather explosive goings-on. However, at Linflblom. the ML club initia- tions are eonflueteri in gentlenianly style. Nothing worse than a few broken legs and cases of blood poisoning result. The boys spend their time between initiations thinking up new angles on how to scientifically break bonesa The club. under Mr. Hollisteris supervision, has been re-organized to include offieers. - Row Una' llaier l'rn-side-nl. llohlik Yin-- l'ri-siilenl. Taylor Treasurer, llulou Hec- relury. llnlilorf. Row 'l'u'n llolnlilc, lin-llir. Gibbs, Rlilllilllllhhlkl, Mull:-lx. Curtis. llorn- burg. Kelly. l'in-rzynski. Smlerln-rg. Miss U'iIonne-ll. Row Um' Cross. lllllger, Tobin. Yoit. Schultz. Smith. Ron' Turn S1'llwt'iI'll. Smith, M4'iillll'll4'0ll, T04-lslcale. W4-lsll l'rn-sidenl, Klein -Vice-I'rv:-isle-nl, Gierul Secretary. Row Three '1,l'HiS1'lll'I', Houston, Bibb, Du- lak. Horkavy. Bulger, Lewis Treasilrer, Thompson. Miss 0'Conm-ll, Goldberg. atin lubs The purpose of Miss 0'Connell's 3rd and 4th hour Latin Clubs is to give students a better understanding of the Latin language and literature. The clubs supplement the students' education by creating in them an interest in Roman history and civilization. Such things as the R0man's habits, customs, beliefs, and religion are frequently discussed. Many games are played during the semester, such as Latin crossword puzzles and question bees con- cerning Roman wars, culture, and mythology. Page IIH L D Club Ron' One bvl'llll1'l. llilja. Falbbri. Larone Thomsen, LeSeur, llattlorf. Benlehr. Row Two -Wvelsh. lllolnor, Coker, Mxulajewski Mrlin-tina. llorgtnan. Bolser, Srlineith-r Ft-ln-l, S1'll0l'llllt'lllf'l', Klein, Rulherfortl Beranek, Grant, Ratlich. ,-Xhrahanl. Mark ham. E Row Une-Cuiliana, Marco, Glick, Carl son. liiszkan. Lizins. Nldlartlty, Perlberg Carlson, Kyncl. Row Two'--Litlilirott llrarlt, Mouloukos, Katlansky, Novak Flynn, Heyman, Ciszewski, Bartl-zowiak Wray. Bt'l'bt'l'll'll, Motley, Keegan. Allen llllI'lllllrl'kl, Daley. Row One---Andrews, Strazzante, Rossin. Nelson, Callozzo. We-lslt. ,-Xntalek. Row Tim-lxysilka Passarclla, Gilberto, Skopek, Nilsen, Hallman. Jentlzio, Klein Sponsor, lulclski, Wilkowski Skinner, Valelivia, McMahon, Nathan, Robinson. The LD Club, or Little Dirls as Mr. Palmer affectionately calls its members. is vomprisetl of Lindblom's girl athletes. The name LD has a more significant mean- ing than that which their illustrious honorary member has bestowed upon the group. L. which is tl1e Roman equivalent of l,000, stands for the 1,000 points a girl must have earned before obtaining her ML. D, the Roman letter for 500, represents the 500 points a girl must have earned before being mafle a member. Each semester an initiation hike is held, at which time all potential members must prove themselves worthy of membership. Page 182 Boys horns Harp Tolslcmlr .'x1'l'0llllHllllbl. l,4-isis lluhlnairfl - l. li. lf. Rvpri-se-lilzilivv. lflmrlvs Zurulm --Presi- ilenl. Jvrrg Loolny He-4-re-tary. Don Norlhrup - Trousilrc-r. Al Dre-ye-r Svvrc-tary, Mika- Krufuisin Lihruriull. llzinnuh Rosenthal Sponsor, James Longlmuser X in--l're'-ielrlll. Tom Crcvnwoorl - Lilvruriun. Q 1 -gt ou' Um' Tolslefle 'xl'1'0llllllllllHl. lfi-lu-r. liilI'll0lIlll'Zlll. Flvim-r, li0lllll'Q'illl. Skorup. jolmson. Ulkiq-uivl. tiI'k'Q'lNS'00ll. Mollie. llallalril. Slrovlvr. Row Two Mvrkin. lif'IlliZl, lloulukos, Cun- ninglmm, Small. llollsvr. llergsnunxvoll, lxllll'l'llllxllS, llzu-lufnllorf, llill'llLlI'Z. Row Tllr1'v'lir:il'1'isil1 -f-A Lihruriam. Zia-gli-r. llrighl. Sorkin, Sullus. Northrop 'TI't'1lHlll'Cl', Dryer S4-1-rm-lary. lionu-s. furlllm -l'rf'si4lx-nt. Marlin. l.ooby4 Se-vrvlziry. Ron' Four! llzittoiger, S1'll00ll1lPl'lll1ll'li., llihhons. Jnnsky. llunnnings, Jensen. Longhauser. Cook. Knwzlrin. S1'llllll0l'l. Swanson, lluhlmnl. Ron' Fin' -St. l,uwrvm'e. llulmlik. Ce-rmak, llcvvair. .-Xlthough tlivrv are- lllkllly othvr 4-horuses here at Linalhlom. tlwrc- is none more- clistillvtivv than the Boys' Chorus. From the vibrant lligll-pitcllml soprano. to thc- elm-p rivh buss, the notvs arc- rf-nilered rich and trnv. The chorus is sponsoreel hy Hrs. Hannah Rosenthal. The oflicers arf' as follows: Charles Zuruha, Prvsialmltl ,lorry lioohy, Al Dryer, co-sewetariesg Don Northrup. ll'l'2lSll1't'I', ancl Bqilfllllfl KI'kli'4'lSlll, liln'arian. For their excellent vocalization during the last sevtional vompvtition. they were awartlrcl an E rating. Any young man who has a goocl voivv would profit and l'llll2illl'6 his school carem' by joining this sterling group. rug. um Page I 84 Row One--Gerschutz, Weiss, Mathes, Antalek, Velchek, Carlson, Allen, Macciocchi, Garcia, MOSICJ Klcul Kotkovich Edlnger Palka, Jurko. Row Two-Gilberto Kowalski, Fisher, Andrew, Richards, Halko, Strazzante, Segert, Radtke RyJacek Walker Welsh M Evans, Hagen, Pierzynski., Valasek, Ray, Lake. Row Three-Hallman Nilsen, Parker, Wahlstrom Prokes Kelly Kllmus Lehr Cook, Jensen, Tefs, Buchinski, Pechous, Carlson, Bezich, Muransky, Martinus, Mayer. llonor Winners The girls' chorus, the pride of Lindblom, really showed the fine quality of which it is made when the girls won their seventh straight HSN rating at the annual choral competition. Lindblom is the only school in the city of Chicago that can boast this fine record. This NS rating represents hours and hours of hard work. It is not easy to obtain the exact tone quality and acquire accurate timing. It takes practice and more practice every day fifth period in the music room, on the second floor at the south end of the building, to master these essential elements of good music. Directed and inspired by Mrs. Rosenthal, the chorus has done much to make a success of many of Lindblom's assemblies. Witli seven consecutive S ratings behind them the girls are looking forward to their eighth. Naomi We-in. Yiolu Carlson ll1'l'0lllllLllllrlh, Rulln Ryjarck -lillrurian, lfllllly Kirul-librarian. Betty Parlu'r--lil1rar- ian, Rlllll Wray' - lreawurer. Maryanne Allen Ysevretary, Alive- Luolny xiu--pri-fitlelll. Nlary M1'Raw lll't'hllll'lll. irls horns Last semester Mary McRae held the office of president of the Cll0I'llS. Alice Loolmy acted as ViC9-1ll'CSlIl9llt, and Ruth Wvray was ill charge of lllt? iinanf-ial situation. Mary A1111 Allen and Ruth Ryjecek served competently as co-secretaries, and Emily Kieul and Betty Parker P6I'f0l'lllCfl the fluties of eo-libra1'ia11s. Run' One- -llrelnn, U'Neill, Gudauakas, Crinmllay, llvornik, Sliuske, Hathaway, Mvllai- l'rn-,ith-nt. Sh-zuk, llvlz. 'l'rusiak. Ron Two lin-arman, Hosller, Lauzon, Bergilalil, De-Monte, lforb. Konievzka. Longu, Daley. Sln-rnmn, Hoge-r. Zi-le-mki, Ulivk, l7rlnm. Rum Three fjendzio. Brunimel, Marlunann. Klein, Looby--Yire-Prefitlelit, Alhietz, k0llT5, Zth-Iski, Mnrro. llt'l'gIIlLlllIl, liklllilglllilll. Alllquist, ,AlCKOVll'll, Nelson. Row Four Springer, Daley, Berg. Svllm-i4ler, Allen, Montreal, llurnr. l'um'll, U1-tlrailif, Piarowski, Kiln-life-ltll, Hggert. Beam. 1 . 1 , , Q - -1 .WW Q-. 1 an f 5 'Q Row Une llallin--Accompanist. Damhesel. Garvin. Moran, Blidy, Murray, Krueger, Doeblcr. Nielsen, Marlow. Kraus, Bumle, Fit-Id. Toclslcllc, Smcjkal, Rich. Michaels. Clclncnli. Mclles, Schievc. Hildebrand. Row Two--f-Rulnscy, Meycrs. Phystev, Miller, Clark. lluhai. Miller, Hogan, Mench. TVlacNcill. Mueller, Milelzky, Sarlas, Calc, Kuhl, Kumpis, Gialamas. Skopck, liiszkan. Rcck, Roberts. Spalla. Secor. Row Three Pope, Hayes, Pralscher. Hawkinson. Wit-tzke, Thompson. Korthazc, Congrcvc. Se-cor, Novak, Scanlan. Christensen. Steiner, Huguelcl. Row Four- King, Lello, Diemcr, Nelson, Himes, Gres:-ns. Pekarik, Rumllc. ,lat-kowif-c, Hynes, Schmidt. Topic, Filipczak, Rasori, Gruude. Of the many musical organizations at Lindhlom, one of the lIl0St out- standing is the A Capella Choir. This group, composed of many selected voices, has brought and kept Lindblom ill the foreground of high school music. It has also stirred the students with a greater apprecia- tion of music. The Choir not only offers Lindblom students oppor- tunitv for work in vocal harmony, but it also serves as the basis by which many outsiders measure Lindblom, and indirectly, all public high school music. In its many appearances before civic bodies. at church services, and at various other programs, it has gained for Lind- hlom an enviable reputation. Page I86 'l'lw Nlaalrigals. 4lirv4'tc'4l lay ,losvph Taylor. arc- a group ol' svlvvtvtl voim-s from thv re-gulzu' AX liapvlla Choir. This group was 1ll'QLillllZt'll to supply thc- llt'lllilllll lor a small. H-ry tale-ulvel group. Tlu-sv woval- im-rs till this l't'1lIlll't'lllt'lll vvry wvll. lul- filling many 1-ugagvuu-nts N'llt'l'l' tht- rvg- lllill' vhoir woultl ln' too large-. 'lilu-ir 5ll1'1't'HSl'lll pvrloruialu-Q-s arc- a re-sult of many hours ol' pra1'ti4'f-. The- Nlatlrigals are' not satislic-al with a lllf'l'f'lf goocl pvr- I'ormauc'1'. hut a pf-n'l'v1't lN'l'l'0I'lll2lllf't'. aual tht-y se-vlx to attaiu this lN'l'l-t't'll0ll with the-ir elaily me-vtiugs. Thv t'lllllllSl2lSll1' 4-fforts ol' tht- Maclrigal siugc-rs svt many vxample-s for otlwr 1-hoir lllt'llllN'l'S to follow. auel auyouv may sc-1' tht- goal thvy ll2lYt'illlZllllt'1l lay glauviug at the uuuu-rous plaque-s ou the- auslitorium walls whivh tht-y lu-lpvul to avquirv. Rulullv. l'z-lxarik, lxortllaln-. llayn'-. liougre-xv. Fvvor. 51-luuinll. Xoxak. llalv. lluutla-. klllllltlh. lxulil, tlraloma-. Wlue-lla-r. Nivl- sou, lxraus, Murray. llillllllt'Nt'l, llalliu. M-vompauusl. l'f-karik. lluun-s. Ruutlo-l,1Iougra-un lialliu. hw: l I nu: Ill-l. tlougrn-sv. Nlurray. kllllllll-. lhuullex llalliu. M'voiup'uu-l. Page' I II7 Page I 88 ,,,,,,,.fm.,mM I oneert rcllestra Row One-Lyngby, Jurucka, Teske, Dudley, Reagan, Shuford Row Two-Ciekutis, Borkowski, Sutter, Ferry, Carl, Taylor Zaremski, Kawacin, Uneus. Row Three-Huebner, Nebehay Marik, Zassar, Shore, Mical, Coyer, Thiel. Pulaski, Glimco Jones. Slechla, Gehring. Row Four --Rothgars, Adrian, Rudys Bertell, Makkay, Bell, Parello, Hicks, Foster, Larson, Snyder, Richardson, Murys, Dawson, Chrysler. Row Five--Ralajack. Welsh, Motley, Roediger. Standing--Donella, Cillun, Kane. CUIIIIIICHS, Segin, Robinson. s v v Q P i 5 '14 iusical eniuscs w'illt'lilt'l' it is a stirring passagv from Beet IOVFH s Flit 1 on -om: simple nu-lmly. tllv lT0llt'l l'I orvllvftla Runes fol pexfc 4 11011 l mln the diwvtioll of Mr. Lyllglny. it plays an lmpoitaut part Ill the Music Festival. graduation. and in various assenllriivs. A Silltifxlll may vntvr tlw llPgillllt'l',S orvllvs- tra with no iilltlwivtigt' of the instrumvut llv wisllvs to play. Hvrv he lvarns the flllltiLllllPllt2llS of music and tllv tt't'ill1itIllPS of ore-hvstra lbiilyillg. After gaining the prolwr facility ln- van enter thc- t'0llt't'l't 0I'l'ilf'Stl'2l and thus ilf't'0lllf'0110tlfliilltiilillllliii master musit' llllliil'l'S. Not only is valu- alrlv musiv training St'l'lll'9Ii. but lay In-ing ill the t'0ll1'Pl'i 0l't'ilt'S1l'2l for tllrvf' svlllvstvm tht- stuticlnt 4-urns a full point for the Golden Eagle award. oncert and Page I 90 Row One-Mack, Povich, Cook, Taranto, Hoblik, Ellis, Niederman. Row Two-Lyons, Dorner, Urban, Heinrich, Brzostowski, Hallas, Jackson, Dotty, Dennison, Ellen, Bulow. Row Three- Braden, Cuendling, Hoblik, Manialis, Raymer Taylor, Strang, Wick, Knight, Blaney, Sneddon, Carneski, Jakuta, Malatt, Baldrini, Schaden, Rodgers, Caditz, Berluca, Sheehan, Mertes, Gib- bons. Row Four-Cummens, Fox, Blaney, Mathews, Cook, Withrow, Doyle, Davis. A school without music is like a school without windows. Lindblom assuredly has windows and most certainly has music. One of the foremost musical organ- izations is the Band led by Capt. Jay M. Sawyer. These saddle-shoe Sousa's practice live times a week and often succeed in lulling the hall guards into a gentle sleep, only to waken them again with a stirring march. After perpetual practice and hard work, mixed with dashes of humor and bright smiles, the band, ably conducted by Capt. Sawyer, entertains Lindblomites at many assem- blies or possibly Hpepv rallies. However, jokes and laughs are numerous, and because of the students liking for music they have a more sincere interest in their work. llbhard at ar The Hubbard Branch has added greatly to Lindblonfs war effort. Through the endeavors of her various patriotic organizations and the entire student body, a high record has been established in the sale of bonds and stamps and the collection of waste paper and scrap metal. Students are especially proud of the stamp record for they have achieved a goal of 0119 stamp bought weekly by all. Not even the main building has exceeded this record. Lindblom is proud of Hubbard. for the patriotism of its students well illustrates tl1e 'Spirit of Lindblom. Ram Um lfeffer. bparauno. Wiggiiis, Wiggilis, Skala, Solomon. Cerino, Davis. Pelrone., Bielawa. Smith -Sponsor. Row Two - Carey, Oyler. Cummings, Urawz, Hjelm, Stuewe. Pepin., Hoyne. Sappenfield, Orszula. Row Three --llowding. Mason. Figatner, Fisk. Yanry, Watlsli. Corslxy. Kroyer. Row One- Borders, Leopurdo. Brady, Kil- loren, Resnick. Rempert, Jones. Ders. Meyers, Mickow, Figatner, Rossberg. Ron' Two--Schmidt. Planey. Staiger, Hill, Wirtel. Heller, Kroyer, Gawley, Kohaus, Becher, Rossow, Ceiser, Behling. Albeitz, St. Ger- maine. Row Three---Strand, Ambroze, Brown, Dozier. Rollins, Krueger, Thrift, Cox, Fuloon, llielawa, Carey, Van Dahm. livanow, Butcher. Row Four-Mitrovirli. Mozzi, Sokolowski, Strom. Skinner. Scheu- neniann, jenkins. Ron' Une Carey. Udehnal. Paras, Petrone. Hoyle. Rains. Nlitrovich, Madden. Nattie. Jonko. Krueger, Mozzi, livanow. Ron' Tun -Toppett. Killoren. llrnwz. Rosato. Behling. lluktenica. Bnlclier. Mickow. Planey. Meyer. Mr. Hunter Sponsor. Row Three Garri- son, Kroyer. Leoprado. Burdens, Ruebcnson. :lc'L. U J 1 l 4 4 l 1 l 4 I Z 1 Page I 91 ulglbard Activities Page I 92 I Ron' Slumling .lorsq-ll. Ferry. Carey. llarkel, Reilly. Lalsko. Rozanas. linger. Toppelt. Row Une Rains. Wiheeler. Nirks. Christopher. How Two Hjelnl. lieata. Ulassman, Mayer. Rau' Une Renelmn. Gianola, lfngelharrlt, lxeeley. Freseura. llozier. Brown. Hou' Two - Cerino, Zulu. lleleourt. Miller. Wfooilward. Ramen, Solomon, Mc-Nealy, Strand. Row Three --Hurd. Kolmun. Rollins. Balfanz, Elsner. S1-human, Curr. Kaueger. Mouloukos. Row Four Smarts. lim-kus. Mozzi. Urszula, llielalwa, Markel, liwinn, liinnerk, Mitro- virli. Krikorian. Adair. Row Five-Tanka, l iel4l. lloyle., Z31'0Vlll'll. Evanow. Wllleeler., Ambroze. llangles. Bures. Inglis, Skinner. Ron' Une Mayer Wire Presiclent. Irwin - Sponsor, St. Germaine --Secretary, Jorsell- l'resi4lent. Ron' Two S1'llCllllCIll8l1Il. Beata. Berlnarik. Jenkins. Petro. Phillips, King, Parliman. Hou' Three Figatner, Ylasaty. Behling. Carey, Albiets, Glassman, Cold, Resuix-ki See. How Four---Zeitz. Jones. Fer- reira. Orr. Yan Ry, Smeeton. Ceiser, Swan- son, Bllll'llf?I'. Kijak. Gehring. Every Hubbard flivision has il presiflent who attenals meetings of the Presidents' Council. The president is eleetecl by the stuclents of his flivision. Meetings are held every week before sehool. The problems of the sehool are brought up at assemblies and it is here they are straightened out. The theater rlramatists at Hubbard are members of the Oral Club. They are instruetefl by Miss Merle Irwin. This is one of the largest organizations in Hubbard. They perform in frequent assemblies. The purpose of this worthwhile club is to give the student experience in appearing before an audience. lluhbard Activities Rami Um' xlflilllgllllill. lun-nm-. li-rrp. Honra- lhwlnurik. Adair. Row 'l'u'n Sc-llallu-5. Alla-5 Tinmn-rnmn, Martin. Sl'll0Ill'll. lh-1-In-r. Top pvttc- l,I'l'hilIf'lll. Kun' 'l'lire'v Znviwt. Bugatti Iwllil. xvHlll'01'YOI'lIQ'll. Kintz. Lyn:-h. Hou' Um' lliclaluai. llvr-, tlanvln-IK. Suknlmwki lillglilll. lXt'll'IlllIll. Hun 'l'u'n lirauly.'l'q-1-ling Fit-Ill. tfnx. Exam. mam. Hl'1llHtl'ih. Iiiq-lima, .lc-nkim. W Il4't'il'I'. Run The- SIlltlt'llIS who wusli ami airy alislws. lu-lp to se-rxv Illt'2llS aunt volle-vt for thvm. all lbtlltlllg to the- Citi-t'It'l'i2l tfhlh. This is mu' ol' thv lwst st-rvivv urgallizatimls at Huhhzuwl Bl'2lll4'Il. Um' nl' thi' lll'2lllt'llt'S of tht- stmlvnt g0V9l'lltllg lmily at Huhhzml is tht- Studi-nt Comm-il. They nwvt with the- Pl't'Sitlf'lllSH Cuunvil and plan tht- svlmol's awtivitivs and t't'p0t't the- plans to the-ir dlivision. Htlhlmrcl Bl'1lllt'll. too. has un honor sewim-ty. and as in the main building. an ilt'Ilit'YPlllPllI ilSSCllll7lf is In-lil. :Xt this 2ISSt'lllilly tht- stuslvnts arc' give-11 tlwir honor suvivty pins. I'agr I0 I Run' Um' Hurry. Slflllll. liollinf, l5e'4'L1'tI. Vlomhsatrml. lirmsn. Nun' 'l'u'u lfirutm-r. tllaff- , Tllrvv' Lilnlgre-ll. l,l2lll1'f.. Hoe-th-r. Hja-lm. 4 AI0I'Sl'Il, Hrzltsl. Hun' Four S0l'4'IlPt'll. livzllu. Fi-k. Page I 94 ubhard Activities Ron' Une Berg. Carr. Jensen. llepin. Miller. Brunner. Z1l1'0!il1'll, Terry, King. Ron' Tico Srales. Sponsor. lfvanow. Rauen. Bures. Mayer. Beevar. Fudge. Milrovieh. Hurd. Braaseh. Hoelnann. Nattie. Ron' Three' -Fig- alner. l,indgren. Rosengren. Sandberg. Mar- kel. Sl. llerlnaine. lleiser. Kwinn. Hselm, llrawz. Yann. Hou' Um' Gordon. lfresrura. W'0l1'lllll. Shin ner. Renehan. liunnnings. Rodonis. Sharp Kon' Two Bennes Sponsor. Mouloukos lfrazin. Xlitrovirli. Sokolowski. Maurer. Solo man. Walters. Nattie. Klnexer. Kon' Three Udehnal. Walsh, Hill. Yaury. Fudge Tlliellana. Weise. Xlbietz. Schroeder. Wiggins Ron' Une Hurd. Brunner. Smarts. Brown. Waller. lingelbardl. Carr. Nliklosh. Row Two Bubolz. Bnres. jenkins. Toppell A jones. Tanka. Mozzi. Trent. Srlnnidl.'Thrifl. Bennes. Sponsor. Hou' Three Sl. Germaine. - Huelnl. llruwz. Buteher. Urr. B ehl in g. Wheeler. lis anon. Y andalnn. l'e-kan. Se-holten. The Teachers' Assistants and the Reading Marathon are two groups at Hubbard that are of great value to their members. The Teac-hers' Assistants help the teachers Zilld thus learn to appre- ciate their work more. They also receive training in olliee work and are taught to meet people with a smile and a greeting. The Reading Marathon develops a greater desire for reading i11 its lnembers and the ability to give good hook reports. They read at least ten books a semester and hold a eontest to see who can read the most. Students in both groups are good examples of the intelligent all-around Hubbard students. uhllard ctivities Ron' Um' Mitrovich, Lindgren, Kcelcv llrunne. 1 orney. Ron lun Hoetler Ilrawz a .h. l i utr er. K, . dent. lleata President, Schmidt Secretary lxrikoriun. llozier, lleclu-lt. Ron' Two Rennes Sponsor. Christopher. lfvanon Classnian. Waller. Thrift, Millard. Strom Stein. Ma:-l.ean. RlDll'1lllf9l' jenkins. Carey Niljac. llehling. Wvlleeln-r. xilIll'0l'N0l'1lt'll Smarts. Toppett. Kun' Une Crain, l:0Pl'llgLI'l'Il, Sfllllllllllgl' Jorsch. lfisk, Lindgren. Ron' Tico- Berg Rollins, Harper. Carr. Sokolowski. Carey Hehling. Alhietz. Schennemann. Ron' Tlirce inaine, lrxsin Sponsor. Kon' Four Kijal. llntcher. Jenkins, Hjelni. llrawz. Rossom Walsh. Hill. Xanry. i Kon' Une -lfigatner. lloyle. See. l'rell'er llillstroln President. lt'on'1'u'o lxasnoska retary. l'arlilnan Vice-l'rn-side-nl. Kon' 'l'lrrc: Cy gan. llilllilfll. The members ol' the Ullice Assistants' Club are those polite girls who ask if they can serve you in Hubbard's ollicc. The Travel Club offers pleasant recreation for those students who dream of far-away places: Kiel. Nloskva. Lisboa. For students interested in every-day life in our world. the Current Events Club gives opportunity to make use of their extra time in a pleasant way. The Statistics' Club makes up lists of school statistics for the ollice. Hou' Une Just, lsaacson, Kaslen Vice-l'rcsi- Bures, King, Terry. livanow, Skinner, Wol- chin. YVheeler. llraasch. Maculx. Sl. Her- lladas. l'etro, Urzula, Renehau. Strand Sce- ltillllll, Sponsor. Ueiser. l,0IlltlVl1'lI. Sli- chalkd. llllllkt'I'l. Cold. Resnick, lalts. liian-. Page I 96 Ron' Une -Harm-ski. 'l'indall. Slalilke. Kle- ---Dugan. Graham, lleleourl, Metz. Doyle. Shan- . ubllard Activities The work of the Junior Red Cross at Hubbard is of great impor- tanee. They send out the knapsaek books made up of magazine artieles. to service libraries. They also send representatives to the Red Cross Council. The silent sentinels or hull guards of Hubbard spend one or more periods watehing the corridors speak- ing no words other than got a pass? Mr. Solomon sponsors the group and supervises their weekly meetings. Laughlin. lllanrliin. Faloon. Miller. Ron' Tun alian. Mason. Run' Three See. Slelter. Nicks. llerensvliot. Svoll. Bollinger. Mayer. How Une fl'arns. lxilloren, Gold. De Nries, Zaloudek. Wilde. llers. Solomon Sponsor. Ron' Two 'I,iilH. Brady. Miklosll. fl1ll'lllt'1lll. Rodman, Harrington. Siple. Rau' 'flzrevef-Rosalo. lie-rney. Rosengren. Lilly. lloisell. Hollis. Sears. 91 Row Um' Strand. Fallon. Madden. Slalllke. llexvries. Borders. Leopardo. Ram' Tu'o---'Har- per. lyjllllilll. Lang. liasson. Young. linger. Brady. Meyer. lxane. Lasko. Hou' Three- - llehring. Pretlaek, Laporte. Parks. Kroyer. Vinod. Yan lieveren. Peellowsek, llonretle. Siple. Hers, Hunter Sponsor. Ron' Um' llilliall. Carr. Harm-y. iilllllllllllglh. James. Cliristopher. Fresrura. Ron' Tivo John- son. Krueger, Corrado. Wvolter, Cerino, Pepin, lleekell, Pilsner. Kaslen. Ron' Three Field, Frank. Grand. llabel, jones, Margelir. Nloore, Wiiggins. Yerble. Klanek. Just. Hou' Four- Zeilz. liehling. Evanow. Jackson. Wiggins, Top. pell, Thieliava. Sehabes. Yan llalnn. CDIIIOFEF. Crain. Ron' Fire -Hjelln. Sehollen. Piiliilll. Sor- ensen. Craig Sponsor. Jilllk'llilg0 and literature llou' Um' lflsner. lxolman. Rollin-. Luther. Carr, Gianola. llozier. Nlrs. llaruish Sponsor. Hon- Two llill. lsaaeson, Just. Krikorian. Ga- lnel. llurul. Stranul. l re-seura. lfigatner. Kon' 'fhrw' Alhietz. Tnnlxa, lfielul. lfxanuw, Phillips. hluir. liures. Petro. liwsinn. Ron' Four -Yanry, lluteher. St. Ge-rnlaiuc. llesnirk. lloltl. Selieune- mzmn, tl.-iser. Nlayer. Samllrerg. N lasaty. Carey. Ron' Une Urszula. Holman. llele-ourt. lieeley. Miller. llrunncr, Golcl. Kemp Sponsor, Mayer Presitlellt. Row Two Carr. Phillips. Utleh- nal. Frazin. Kwinn, Uyler. lflsner. Luther, Adair -. Seeretury. Rout Three -Figatner. Jorseh. llures. Geiser, St. Germaine. l'iha. llutehcr, Golml. Yunry. Ram' Um- l.loynl. Barrett. Kolman. Rauen, Brown. Carr, james. Fresrura. Swarts Secre- tary. Wlhecler l'r4-sinlent. Ron' Two-v Mrs. Su-ales Sponsor. Bures., Oelelmal. Butcher, Ter- ry, lsaaeson, l.am0ureux, Pisallelli. Shannon, Mouloukos. Ron' Three Nlarak. Kijak, Ros- sow, Petro. St. Germaine, Skinner. Ulassniam, l'fvamow. The various eluhs of the Huhhartl Braneh ol' l.in1lhlom offer many opportunities to students so that they prepare the pupils for life in the main huiltliug. The Journalism Cluh is the W'eekly stall of Huhhartl, an article heing puhlishetl about Huhhartl in Pilt'll issue. By belonging to the liihrary Cluh. the stutlent enahles himself to work in the lihrary of the main lmilel- ing anal earn eretlits towarcl the Golden Eaglen awartl. The zulvaueetl Spanish stutleuts' eluh, 'Ql,os Angelitosf' enables stutleuts to speak anfl write Spanish more fluently. Page I 97 0 Hou' Une lxxsiuu. Uyler. Crain Petro. He ulruru. Suu-elou. Luther. l Run' Tico llielana. Urszula Nlarkel. Mason. llraaseh. Ferry. Ron' 'fllree Womlxsartl. lqngghy Sponsor. l'asl1. jones. Page I 98 llSiC Makers Hou' Une King. Cahel, Freitag, Sappenlield, Mozzi. Walsh. llillenedetlo ,l0I'5l'll. Ron' Two See. Harrasl. Sakali, Maurer, l'riess, llerturei. liuholz llarrett. Sokolouski, Haunestad. Hofmann. Nlaret. Neal. Luxe. Hou' Threw Ferry, Capt. Sawyer, Dangles. Sahatini. Nh-ks. lleiser. NleNlillen. Reilly Swanson. Coelrel, lladas. Skinner. St. Cermaiue. Sharp, Zales, Cold. Zill'0Xlll'll seen dail' lllll'I l11U llll'Oll ll Huhhard's Freshmen may he . y y U 1, halls to elass, hut a most interesting sight is the members ol' the 01'l'llt'SlI'El and hand. Carrying heaps of books. musie. and their musical instruments. they look like a happy group of eireus jugglers. Captain Sawyer. the director of Lindblom's band, and Mr. Christian Lynghy, Lindblom's orchestra leader, both go to Hubbard daily for the hand and orchestra re- hearsals. Lindhlom looks forward to seeing these student members of those famed groups stir her audiences with the enehanting melodies that will issue forth from the orches- tra pit. QQ Wllellvvvr thc' l,in4lhlon1 hzittzilion num-lu-s. it is ilf'l'0lllp2llli01l by the color gliaral, whim-li is maqlc' up of foul' ollic-v1'S, two ll0lll't'l'S. uml two guurils. To qualify as an Illt'llllN'l' of this ilvtail. probably tho most l'0l0l'l-lll in tht- unit, tho Villltlt must know his clrill thor- oughly. The rvsult is an vvry nvut looking E outfit lull of Slllill'lllt'SS :mel pre-vision. iff si N ,.. -J 1 1 Staff: Saladin fLieutenant-Colonel, Calallan-V-Mah jor, VVelcing-Captain, Dryerfgllaptain, Bies'--First Lieutenant. Sawyer Master Sergeant. The staff, which issues orders to company commanders and enforces all orders, is the brains of the unit. At the head of the organization are the lieutenant-colonel and his executive oflicer. Next in line are the plans and training officer and the adjutant, who draw up the schedule and prepare the unit for inspections before presenting it to the battalion commander. Without this organization the unit would not be able to function. A major factor in Lindblom's rise from obscurity to promi- nence i11 '6R.0. competition has been Corporal Natalc. The Mcor- poralf' who was recently made Aa sergeant. graduated from Tilden, Lindblom's rival. where he was a member of three champion picked platoons. -.-nl Page 200 ' he lads That cad the Unit Ron' Une Tamosinnas, Kamha. Best, lifting. Wvilfert, Soulcup. Johnston, Edwards, Sawyer, Hoehman, Parquette, Ray. Martin. jurkovie, Edwards, Shuhall. Row Two Fritsrh, Mellee. l'rkut, llrygiel. LaMarehe, Jaeobs, Hastings. Lindgren. l'ily, Cira. Sallas, Utto. llarris. Yitt, Szezurek. Vitt. Ron' Three' Evers, Moody. lint. Leise, lioneela. Larsen, lfiseher. 'l'opie. Mit-haels, llaeharz, Zajieek. Sehroeder, lieke, Kallnanek. Coffer, llenderson. Revak. To heeome an oflieer or non-com, the haekhone of a military unit. is the aim of every reeruit. sinee it is under them that the unit is run. To these seleet eadets. instruction in theory and drill is given every morning, while in the evening they take eommand of various details or are themselves members of sneh. They ean he easily distinguished from others hy their neatness and smartness. to say nothing of stripes on the sleeves of non-eoms or disks on the shoulders of oilieers. ' Ron' Une Cadet Lieutenant-tIolonel lf. Fal- adin. Row Tren Cadet Captain We-leiug. Cadet Major Callahan. Run' 'l'hree Cadet Captain Ketelnnn. Cadet Captain liredin. Cadet lst Lieutenant Creen. Cadet Captain Steinpinski. Cadet Captain Dre-yer, Cadet Captain Berk, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Wilkin- son. Kam' Four Cadet Lieutenant Cortiletti. Cadet lst Lieutenant lsarano. Cadet lst Lien- tenant St. Lawrenee. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant liukovsan, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Kadanslsy. Cadet lst Lieutenant llies. Row Fire Cadet lst Lieutenant jones. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Ryan. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Jae-kson. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant llejna, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Saladin. Page 201 Fronl lxctclium. Saladiu. Kon' Une lxadansky, llejna. Colfer. llnkovsan. llawkinson. Palrqiletlc. llriend. Schroeder. Yill. Hou' 'fun fini. lxamba. lloncela. jarecki. Sliourck. Yarmoyth. Winer. Xitl. Ron' Three Nlcllee, l'rkut. Wilfert, Edwards, -lrkush. Ray. Cappuzzello. llukoysan. Henderson. Page 202 A platoon to be proud of is the one that brings a first place trophy to its school. Consisting of twenty-eight members and two com- manders. the Picked Platoon is known as the pride and joyi' of the R.U. and well might it be called. for only the best are able to join. Every morning and evening, these boys, a majority of whom will become future ollicers. can be seen drilling. On the day of platoon competition, each of the twenty-seven schools having an R.0.T.C. unit send o11e platoon to compete. After the exhibition, the winning unit is presented with the highly coveted trophy. A detail. highly admired and envied by all eadets in the unit. is the Exhibition Squad. Astonishing everyone with dazzling feats. they display that precision with a rifle which comes only through hard work. All members must be clear-headed illlll alert. Any cadet may join. and through practice. and more practice, and more practice, mold himself into an active member. ,,. S . N, AN-Ny .. J . 4 An-wgyf k.,L I lm Front Zajirek lstSergeant,llerk Captain. Rnwllm- Heal lIorp0ral.Yilli 1-umnhe, Teresi, jurkovir Corporal. Row Turn' Trent, Franco. Coffer, llzapek. Ron' Thrm- Merkin. Harm-ll, Znamierouski. Ron' Four l':l1l0I'3Il0. Efling Jensen, Marlin. Row Five' -Wilkenson. Olin. Slrolter, Venlun. Hou' Six Moody, King. Bovllreao, Cummings. Ron' Svvvn Whalen. I-agp 20:1 x Xt X X Q 3 QEWFQ. Page 204 Q C Ketchuln S Kids I ronf-- Cdl. Capt. Kel:-hum, Ctlt. First Sgt. Evers, Ctlt. Sgt. Hot-hmun. Ron Onew-Lieut. Cortiletli, Cpl. Tmnosiunas, Cdl. Honiver, Ctlt. Shuford, Cdl. Morgan, Celt. Raymond. Cdl. Stevens. Row Two Cdl. Cpl. Larsen. Cdt. Kloske, Svhoonderimark, Nexnev, Andrew. Row Three--Cdt. Sgt. Bonrela. Cdl. Fantozzi, Cclt. Kawavin, Cdt. Sparks. Cdt. Day, Ctlt. Battlorf, Cdl. Fischer. Row Four- Ctlt. 2nd Lt. Hejna, Celt. Cpl. Hanis, Cdl. Puskin. Cdl. Walsttlll. Cdt. Barnes, Ctlt. Kosary, Cdt. White. Row Five--Cilt. Cpl. Cira. Ctlt. Jarerki, Daniela, Luvelle. jawarski, Connor. Rau' Six- Srhroetler. Ray. Hawkinaon, Lytltlon. Vifuver. Brown, Hast ings. Qi if ' s 13 f Q E K s 37 'Q' 9 if 5 il, I com PANY' I-agp 206 Q O P0011 S remllns Front-Greene. Sallas, Revuk. Ron' Une -SI. Lawremwr, Phelan, Vanda, See Pignato, Polensky. Edwards. Ram' Two'--LaMarvhe. Zelin, Bowers. Perkina Miller. Lumberly. Rau' Three' -Zim, Edwarda. Klikunas, Manruso. Arkush Agie, Mosiej. Row Fourfff-Bukovsan, Lange. Friend, Shourek, Bukovsan, Lloyd Cergel. Run' Five McMahon, Urunder. Tobin, WuKkiewi1'z. Turubori, Murphy Stempis Steppers In addition to promoting self-control, patriotism, and respect for constituted authority, the purpose of the Reserve Officers' Train- ing Corps is to qualify students for positions of military leadership and appointment as reserve officers of the military forces. FI'0llf 'Sll!IlllllllSkl, Soukup. Jones. Ely. Ron' Une Kunlansky. Prkul. Gilrhvst. Hullinger, Lindohl, Fojtik, Johnson. Ron' Two Linalgren. Moody, Nelson, Solol. Prabel, Smith. Row Three Mn-Gee. lluvllarz. Mr- Carlhy. Taylor, Pihl, Rhodie, Shulnutl, Topiv. Ron' Four Ryan, In-ise. Sladler. Yorius, Pelrasek. Crawford. Rozelilsky. Rau' Five l'lnlwur4ls. Pivken. Haekenilorf, M1'lVluhon. Tobin, Ferry. Rum' Six Urygie-I, Szrzurek. Seeor, Cappuzzello, Muranto. Bergstrom. Kulwewivz. W'ilfer!. Pagv 207 Page' 2013 ll. 0. T. C. Show Last fall, for the first time in the history of Lindblom, a show was put on through the exclusive efforts of the R.O.T.C. ln addition to watching the picked platoon and exhibition squad perform, Lindblom's civilian students had the first opportunity to View the Drum and Bugle Corps and the Awkward Squad. Drilling from the break of day to sundown, with the exception of class time, the Lindblom R.0.T.C. has developed into one of the finest marching units in the city. Shouts of 4'Guide rightg cover down, swing your arms, you kl1l1CklClflCHfl,M are among the many correc- tions made by perfection-seeking non-coms. The unit's marching ability is well illustrated by many requests for its participation in Hag dedications and American Legion Armistice Day celebrations. P Page 209 nm, an 'N Nr fle'i Y X . A WM ff I r , x u V . , L . . nf 1 ' . xnmi x H w X- ij . . Nj 1 4 ' I 3 1' , '.'-'L . 1 1 . ' M I K ...-ra '. ff' .- , fi .if .?ew.:'gi:?:, .iw , fl I NM! -1, figiarx A M 4 w , I , is f , Sf, g cf- r 5 4 gg ,3 . .. , r. T X., y-Hi, M '-. ' ' ' f ,. Q 'q Y 'X - ,f Ng. 'R ' : ' is x nu' c A , 'tqgif' ' 3' Q54 Z? ,. ' f X , Ng. fm' 5-MN, 51- , K. 1 X., ' . X ,K K' I S 5' f :VA 1 gd- 1 Y . M! h , k t a .11 ng- Q, ,- gf' S lf' 4 'swf' lv 4 ww lx IQ W . YK A x' Z' fi 1 W-N' V ix :WMF , V f yn' ' 5 , 13' Ii zggk: K A YL 'A m 'Ik K ', A '714 ' 'fy 'R , E r. ' gtk! 1 ' Us if V Af x X' sul. A ' X 1 Y' is ' M ' - ok' 'E 4 s' A ,AQ Q f.M 5 inf XQJJ1 . ' , Y V v . I Q A . , ' I ' uf f 'Q-'f'1, Q Q Q 9 s w. Ns JA I . . 'fpi'?fi-fw 45.5 all i I R ' ' it 84 x xg ' 1 + ,.,, , 'Rf 'RY' R55 .1 5 5 my V, A . 1 ,vi 'L 3 1 ' - - ww.. 4 ' fl, 1' 'h-'- A , fu ,- J 1 'V f . if ' N v' X W ' 5 :2 . Q E T inf' 5 x I 'A ' i -W? ,f 1 - W ig, Y x Of , . W V54 A 22 V gat, H , A f 7, t f 5 vi ,I . A f-Mswiwxgx M ga f '- , A Q 4fL-'l - X-MR luis AF raid of Tilden? ot Lilnllllolnl ag.-rv ,S l l liast year. l,lll1llll0lll,S Sophomore team started the long anal teilious joh of l't'llllll1llllg their squafl unmler the guiflanee ol' flUll1'll Nielson. This was his first season as eoaeh and the squad wounfl up with four vietories and four alefeats. After a mliseouraging start they fought vali- antly till the finish of the season in true Llllllllllllll style. The Sophs hall a strong squafl which means they will help holster the varsity this season. W'hile on the Sophs. the boys learn the fuuclamentals auul the importanee ol' eo-operation in huilcliug a team. The Soph team reeeives little attention hut nevertheless plays with vigorous determination lie- eause they believe the more eonseientious they are and the stronger the eompetition, the more experienee they will reeeive and the more cham- pionship varsities there will be in the future. Page 2l:I l 4 Kelly's green and white failed to penetrate Lindblonfs strong line except for one touchdown as the Eagles eliminated them 38-6 at Shewbridge field. The first quarter found Rizzo and Guiliani smashing the Kelly line time and time again. By the half, the stands were resounding with the cheers of happy Lindblomites who were seeing the Eagles at their best. Kelly's attacks were of no avail and the green and white had to kick back to Lindblom after Kelly weakened slightly in the second half and the Eagles took advantage of this opportunity by rolling over three more touchdowns, led by Barcelona. With this victory behind them, Coach Moore was confident of taking the remaining two games from Du Sable and Farragut. E . 'X PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE First Row4Harnach!Mgr., Naughton. Mc- Cabe, Swetnam, Lackner, Hartman. Coyle, Friedl, Yore, Mikula, Hawrylewicz+Mgr. Second Row-Kirby-Mgr.. Amoruso. Ko- haus. Kristufek. Thompson-Captain, Gra- bowski, Smale, Himes, Cahill, Soiya, Sapit, Crawford. Third Row-Coslovich, Rizzo, Molner, Hays, Olivo, Longhouser. Reichart, Holmes, Oredio, Guiliani, DeBow, E. L Moore-Coach. Fourth Row-Hilger. Bar- celona, Pac, Babendir, Ferretti. McAllister, Kumingo, Hessen. Vynanek, Tiberi, Steele, Kleidon. First Row-Malestic, Vacluvek, Dulak. Vac- lav. Reddington. Parmalee, Gaske, Ryley, Daufenbach. Johnson. Second Row--Kris tufek, Sobol. Gardner, Diemer, Love, Berry Jandacek, Shore. Kaysen. Coleman. McCin: nis. Third Row-Nilsen -- coach, Doyle, Grady. Bussema, Olmstead, Call, Johnson Stadler. Brown, Heimberg. Blomquist. Good heart, Kassel. Fourth Row-Steiner, Doerr, Pawlak, Bieber, Loquercio, A. Loquercio F., O'Neill, Houser. Babb. Skorup. McCreger, Helagan. Crabowski, Yore, Rizzo. Two hands aren't necessary here, as a The number thirteen may be unlucky to Going up to heave a pass is a Lindblo Lindblom end snares a pass. some. but it offers no obstacles to the out- back, Rizzo. standing play of Ed Yore. Page ll -I i In 1 ne, wo, Three, Kick. 4' rry. noi wliilv Barre vurrivw the mail. Chalk up anullier for ,lim 'Wlagie' l.ung,:lioufer. uv Toe No. he-1 not elunving. lnul following: llirn un u fifty-yarcl punl. Pays' hit' we Pivtr :J ' l,.t Page 21 6 Fi ht You Eagles, Fi ht SCORES Fenger .. 32-0 Lindhlom Calumet. . 12-21 Lindblom Tilden . . . 14-14 Lindhlom Englewood 6-48 Lindblom Phillips . . 6-0 Lindhlom Kelly .... 6-33 Lindblom DuSahle . 0-33 Lindhlom Farragut . 7-24 ..... Lindhlom Mason City. la.. . 13-25 Lindhlom The second league game found Lind- hlom's Eagles trouneing Englewood 48-6. The Eagles scored twice in the first quarter through the running of Guiliani and Rizzo. Englewood fought valiantly, scoring a touchdown and then Lindhlom responded with five touchdowns, o11e 011 an eighty-yard scamper hy HScooter Rizzo. The scores were as follows: Rizzo threeg Guiliani, Kumingo, Pac, Eeretti. Phillips clamped their jinx on Lindhlom for the fourth straight year hy winning over the 6'lVlaroon and Gold 6-0. Lindblomites were i11 a frenzy as 6'Handsome Guiliani scored a touchdown, but to Lll1fllJlllllllS dismay the touchdown was illegal because of clipping. The game was evenly matched until Horace Chandler, the Phillips' star. ran the hall over for a score. tire-nl ft-llnw Look ut, ason fully. 'l'hv liuglt-S 1'untinna-tl thvir winning sprm- ln sonntlly whipping lln Sztlnlv . . .H-0. 'I'Iu- running atttau-lx nf' liizzu atntl fillllllllll prow-tl t'f'ft'1'tivt' as tht-y lmth at . viwwt-al tht- lit-tl lllltl lilzn-It s goal line- in tht- first qtml'tc'r. lln Sathlvis sc-1-mul qlntrtvr strvngth SlIl'lII'lSillglV In-lil tht- liztglt- 1-lt-vc-ti wt-utwlt-ss. IlllIt'll to the Llllllliltllll fans' tlisnnty. fiuatvli Nlnnrvis llilll-lllllt' tztllx lllDlHll't'llllY nislurc-tl mn' H. sine-Q' the- tlnral llllilI'lt'l' opt-lnwl with liizm scoring again. Nh-- -Xllistvr l't':,L'lSlf'l'f'll at l0llt'lltlUNll uf'te'r at l'm'tx-watrcl svatitipe-t'. ztntl lillllvlltlll' fin- isln-nl tht- uttzu-lx with his first I0llt'll' tlnwn on at lXSt'lXt'-Y2ll'tl rnn. Skitltling on tn vit-tory in the-ir final gznnv of tht- svatsult tht- luuglt-S lnvllttlml at fighting l ztrrug,:ttt t'll'Yt'll 2,1-T on at Illlltlfly. ruin:-soulu-tl fit-lil. l'iilI'l'llQIlll st'm't-ml in tht- first tlll2ll'lt'I' lllltl tht- YIRIFINDIIS quivlaly tit-tl tht- smart- zlgztin. v u - lln- st-vmnl hull wats spztrlwtl hy thc' rnnning nf' liizzn :intl llatt't't'lmtzt. atntl tht- liuglt-S st-on-tl llll't't' inure' tonvh- tluwns. l,intllnlmn plan-4-tl svvulnl in the- rvntrztl St't'lIUll hy winning this gutnv. 44' .,-413 , U. -4 lt.- f . -r' N N rf' , if aff? n'g7 .wga-gtwftf , , . 'SQNYP' Y , ' ti' ' .' 4' ,Q FOOTBALL masmlt SUV' an cm! LION' cw' ,pQNl0l'9 . rolmvlnv '40 Num nfl 'll'-ta N4 gmt At B P uh Ag 1 TAX -44? 'tklnfff-' ,,- rwwhaxsuvw-f 9 1 Q . captain. Pickford, Traver. Row TH'0f'fl01ll'll Sworyn., Ambrosia kosky. Urzybek. Page 2 I 8 With great determination, the junior basketball team joined battle with the other contenders for the title of city champions. Hard work a11d long hours of tedious practice, besides the regular games, seasoned a relatively green team i11to a potential threat to many rival teams. Although the team won notable victories, they were unable to take any championships, despite the fact that the boys played hard and made an excellent showing. Ron' Une - rhnbrosia, Slahurski. liltfflllilk -- Captain, Siegcrt, Baczk- iewirz. Ron' Tito Coach Sniryn, Slryzck, Runllla-. Meyers, Millctr. Row Three Sponeler. 0'Neill, Ticlz, Nowak, Grzylxek-glllanager. Row Une Copps, llancock. Ceruci -Co-captain. Slinauerillo- Noll, Ursi, Ores, Ron' Three' --Jakubowski, Murphy, Barnes, Will . 1 1 Our senior basketball team has onee again brought honor to Li11dl1lo111 hy winning the ventral section Ci12:lllll'li0llShill. Led by Captain Chet Ciennak, the regular team of SlZllllll'Ski., Siegert, Alllbl'0Si3, and Baskiewiez ehalked up seven victories but upset at the hands of Tilden. Another interesting fact is that the start- ing quintet with the exception of Baskiewiez won places among the top ten scorers of this section. The maroon and gold eapahly coached by Mr. Swiryn again have hopes of capturing a city championship. I 5 1 N 1 4 l I Page 21 9 66Yer uf' Endless practice in batting, running, and fielding make up the strenuous schedule of the baseball team. They must also live up to strict training rules. Under the supervision of Coach Gentile the best in every player is amplified, and the weakness blotted out. Witliout this direction, the team could not have made the showing it had. Speed also is an important factor in producing a champion ball team, because without it a team cannot go far. This, however, is not all you need. To support the team a large rooting sectio11 which will build morale and urge them on to a glorious and spectacular finish is necessary. Witli all this in mind, the team works out for hours after school, in the gym. and on the diamond in order to come through with the championship they so desire. Row One--Dock--V-Mgr., Slran, Reeder, Pace, Ambrosia, Ramsdorf Pelekodis. Row Two' Daly, Northrup, McLaughlin, Ciraci Mansell, Baskiewiez. Praden. Row Three-Cryzbck-Mgr., Homal ka, McCarthy, Rundle, Dryer, Siegert, Ciermak, Stahurski, Boss, Hubalic, Gentile' COH1'll. Page 220 s 9 itll the reatest of Ease Hou' Um' N ialor. Pope. Ulenhki. Kuelz- ' The muscle 111e11 of I-1illflbl0ll1,S gy111nastics team are again huilil- ing a squad that promises to bring home u I'll2lllllll0llSllilD. Per- f0I'llllllg witl1 excellence ill form aml 1ll't'l'lSi0ll 011 the various pieees of apparatus. these gl'2l1'f'flll., l1z1ppy-go-llleky fellows are W'Ol'lill1g towarels eaptu1'iug 2lll0Ill9l' shield to zulxl to the lllillly alrezuly llllllgillg in Keeler Hall. They are 1'0llll1lt'llt ol' winning another, as tl1ey are lefl hy Mr. Smidl, whose hrillizull l'01ll'lllllgI has guided Limllmlonl teams to 0llilllli0llSllllDS siuve 'l925. So. llkllllly llllllllllg fellows. aml here's to llll0tlIf'l' eity 1'll2lllllDl0llSllllD. lwim liuplnin, Silxif, lxumurek. Well. Hou' 'l'u'u ll0LH'll Smiill. 'l'wi1'llell. Wvil- -nn. tlllllllllN'l'lilill. Srlnniall. Kafll, Com-ll lxunnn. Row I,llIl'l'l' lxroll. Lung, Su-kor. llI'1'llIIill1. linrtuli. Hou' Um' llrmleria-lx. lAlll'll. 'Xll1l1'l'sllll. Hikivwivz. Sannulfki. 'l'hm1mw. Nlirclir. qv vv .VI Av? AV ff V if Vi Sil4'llil. Ron' 'l'u'u Cain. Nvill. C4'l'llliili. lloufu. x0fQ'llrlx5, Sulluw. lX1llllll0lZ. Lux- 1-Ilv. 'l'lmn1nn-n. Yuvlan. Run' 'l'l1rc-1' lllllllllllfllllllll. C0lll'l1'lx. limlierki, lirpon. xl1'1l1lllll'f. Mark. W1-iff. BVRIII. llurrif. l:lllllt'l. Slngimlxi. .llll'llr. Ilulm-ll. Hou lfuur Tlnnllllm-ll. NlvMulmn. Nevznran. ln- 4'l'u1'1'i.l1i4'lulliw. I'llt'l1lll. llaruly, Zilliihlllil. llnrlkms izlk. Piorkmuki. lfxerf. Yalfc-lauke Woo 2 '9 Q FQ F' 37 ff Page 221 I V Pager 222 Rout f,lIl' Yore Captain. liabendic. Hutchins, Hilger. Nlee-nan, Moore Coach. Rau' Tico Ruksha. Uderio. Mikula. Ferretti. Kraft-isin Manager. Pac. Love. Hou' Tlzrec Himes. Smale. Hannigan. Grady. Pekarik. bt!! Wa. 1. '71 km. Because of the war Lindblom's coaches have been doing double work. Wllen Mr. Topper. now Lieut. Topper of the Navy, was called into service two years ago, Mr. E. L. Moore, football coach of Lindblom, took over the track team in his place, and has been its coach ever since. Last season, about a nucleus of football players, Coach Moore built a strong team. Outstanding were Alan Babindir, who ran the 60-yard dash and came in second in the city meets, and the four-man relay team that placed well in both inter-school and all-city meets. ,lf r- . Row Une - Lamberly, Makkay, Berg, Jiskra, Parello, Beke, Lloyd, Lelourneau, Waleryszak, Roberts. Row Two -Nilles. Benka, Slmelfer, Meikles, Andre. Rasmus- sen, Fleming, Lewis, Selnik. Row Three -Burl, lunge, Michaels, Smale, Doser, Cricks, Pnrnlelee, Conch Bollor. ,.f ' gg., Row One -- lfuknagn, Vamlerploeg. Hulyko. Keiser, llelloer, Pearson, Peters, lireh mer, Lindgren Co-Captain. Ron' Two- Rizzo, Hurley, llelz--Co-Captain. Markus Halko, Luuzon, Junko, Cunt, l.ilIwitz Row Three-Naughton, Eunson, Hasler, Kornbe-ck. Beehy, Ma-Millen. Molloy Carlson, Congrcve, Cook, Coach liohor. ink 01' Swim The manly brawn exhibited in these pictures does not belong, as might be suspected. to a body beautiful cult, but to a group of energetic boys at Lindblom known collectively as the swimming team. As theirs is the finest sport in the world, or so they say, the benefits received are numerous. The development of breath- ing, arm and leg muscles, in short, almost the whole body is furthered by participation in this sport. And, after all, who wouldn't like to go swimming every day as these boys do? Pays 223 .,, ,, , ,, Hou Una' Walilier. llenlm-lar. lla-nlta. kor- !llan-. Nl:-yer Captain. Svliauer. lxlein. Slllllll lllIill'll. Run' 'lirrn l,l'llllx0. Spears. lxvle-lun ivll. l .ai-vlioln-r. ragi- 22-1 llll'SOS, Failed IX0l'll. lloerr. Slojinslxi. 5 wl l.uuge. parry 4'2ll'lP, parry lll'llll9.M Frequently you have heard these lllt'lllll'lllg words. while in the eorrialor between the boys' anal girls' gym. Well alo not lie alarmemlg it is merely some of l.lll1llll0lll!S feneers. and not blood thirsty killers. The boys, who lake up this aetivity. benefit in numerous ways. Fencing is clefi- nitely a good sport. in which the boys learn eo-orflination of muscles and mind, and that there is always a point to everything. he llapp ll0ill'S0lll0ll Zis 1100111 112111, 1,i111l111u111., IJ1ll111l10lll. H1111 H1111 111111197 l1ll111'1' thc' 11irec'ti011 of 11011011 Slll1411., 011P1'gvti1' and 111050 jointvcl young 111011 012111 in scllool colors 11-ual tllvsv ye-11s all Illhllly gllllll'S illlll rallies. All 11111111115 lhtllll, but few rvulizv tllv work 1101111111 being il l'1lQ'6I'1Pill1i'l'. The- lmys' l'1lyI1llll and flvxibility is not ll natural gift. It is Ll1'4Ill1l't'41 only after lllll4'1l 1lLll'11 lDl'ill l1l'l'. T110 l'ffSll1tS of thc-ir lvzulillg ure P1l1'11lllllLl1i1llg 1'1ll'1'l'!-3 l't'lll1l'l't'11 by llu' 1'1'11w11. '41 Page 225 Hou' Una' Nl:-yers. lloctz. l'lIIlIh0ll. COZll'll lxomm. l,1llll1'll0XVrkl. if Page 226 Sponsor., Smitll. Row One l rieall, Lock- wood. Sheehan. Lauzon. Ron' Une lileitlon, Hale. llczclick, Carbon- neau, johnson. Puckelle. Garrison. Ron' Tico lVlclVlahon. Hhein, Ahlquist, Thomas. Rhcin, Nathan, Krause, Park, Nietlerman. Ron' Three -Turcich. Wertlerilch, .-Khramic. llagtlon. Fer- relli, Wire, llreyer. Proctor, Prinly, Coach ll0ll0l'. Ron' Four Helton. jansky, llousa. llays. llig lluck. lileitlon. Fisher, Riley. lloys who work hard hut rcccivc little recognition from tl1e school for their toil are those on such teams as these shown: the wrestling team, the ice skating and tennis squatls. and the golf team. Their enjoyment of these sports is. of course. great. and they practice long hours that they may surpass ill their chosen game. The benefits received are obvious. The co-ordination of muscles. joy of competition with others. and ultimately a letter are hut a few of the many returns. eygve ot Everythin ' . . K x Row Une gflnlulek, Ros:-ain, Flynn, Nathan. lierherie, Row Tun llarlkowiak. Valdivia. Welsll -Treasurer, Skopek--Yiee-l're-sidenl Ron' Three--Andrews. Ciszewski, Xvilkowski, Skinner. Nlulley Wray, Novak, Heyman, Hallman, Kadansky. sim Row One -Rennhak. Kuhl. .'xllllI't'HSN. lil'l'2lllilII. Nelson. xlillllllbfl' Wvray, Wahlstrom. Eat-ln GAA. member dreams of bt't'0llllllg one of the elites ol' the Board and Cabinet. To obtain this position. one lllllst excel in sports, scholarship, and leadership. In view of these 4lf'lllilllIlS., 0110 van realize the dignity this group of sports enthusiasts possess as they proudly wear their hard earned blue jaekets. Poise, personality, and beauty are stressed, hut one of the most important attributes is posture. of which the posture contest winners are models. Their motto is MStraighten up and stand right. ,lemlzio--President, M1-Mahon--Secretary. Miss klein-Sponsor. Page 227 I J Page 228 X for , X ri . hose ig plaslles The feminine members of the Dolphin class are all excellent swimmers. They must have obtained their Life Saving certificate before being admitted as one of the elite members of the Dolphin group. The principal aim of this class is to make even the most advanced swimmers more proficient in all the different phases of swimming, and this goal can only be attained by constant drilling and practice. Many diflicult water stunts, dives, and strokes are taught, and the award for achieving excellence in these is the goal of all these swimmers-the Dolphin emblem. Row One-f Karis, Jorgensen. Melamler, Stasky, Betz, Moran, Kuehnle, Prokes, Poilolsky, Field, Compton, DeMarvo. Row Two-- Antalek--Representative, Davidson. Podolsky, Skopek. Keegan. Carlson, Robinson, Lauzon, Zopf, Jenclzio, Klimas, Ciszewski. Grace and oise Badminton is one of the most popular of girls' activities. Although it seems a comparatively easy sport, it requires great skill to keep the bird in motion by the use of correct wrist movement. Girls participating in this activity are awarded twenty-five C.A.A. points toward their athletic L , Row Une Robinson, Wilkow'ski -Representa- tive. Ron' Two- Padrla. Urzak, Melzl. Horton, Rolek, Soderberg. Ron' Tlzrvv Purilln. '6On guardg advanceg lunge! These are but a few of the com- mands given in the sport which helps develop grace and poise in its participants. Fencing is another of Lindblomis athletic activities in which girls lnay take part to obtain G.A.A. points or just for the sake of having fun. Page 229 ay I Have his ance? Never let it he said that a Lindhlom girl is a wallflower because of her inabil- ity to dance. Instruction in all forms of dancing such as Waltzes and rhumbas are part of the weekly gym program. For the girl who wishes to learn the finer points of dancing, there are special classes. With expert instruction from Miss Waterman these '6Modern Dance classes strive to attain a special- ized type of dance movement. 'ly'-44.-f Welsh. llawmonl, Mouloukos. Page 230 eaders and ife-Savers ,ww fe' D K . N UEEP '7 The leaders are all-around helpers, who referee games as well as help to instruct gym classes. They render a great service, and are always well liked. Saving peoples' lives is an exciting procedure, as is applying artificial respiration, and both are taught in our interesting life- saving classes. Row One-Saccaro, Dudley, Davis, Dawson, Horvath, Hoblik, Conn, Hamill, Kerbs, Poulos. Row Two-Keating, Jones, Gil- berto, Strazzante, Teubel, Knezz, Kacmarek, Johnston, Barnwell, Ramans, Morgan, Hefeli, Butcher, Bitel, Jensen, Petrone. Row Three-Lee, Kyncl, Bunde, Carlson, Kuhl, Bradarich, Cook, O'Neill, Srhauer, Buchinski, Trenka, Rasmussen, Rasmussen, Loiewski, Mayer, DeKoker. Row One-Jorgensem--Instructor, Stovall, Ignash, Berg, Shum- ard, Batdorf, Orlotf, Water, Zdelski, Brumnlel. Row Two- Skinner, McGuire, Basivh, Folsom, Tatro. Page 231 Row One-!Hampton. Rader-ki, Ciliberto. Allen Wicklunml, Basinski, Schmidt. Row Two-Ruzick, Cordon, Mizwirki. Corrado, Yanek, Poplawski, Ciliberto, Rudys, Juracka. Row ThreeAMilton, Carlson, Byrd, Grand, Birkholz, Orzak, Benline. Schmidt, Marco. Page 232 e eam's ll i ht .H -n .-qs!! Row One-Reid, Hawks, Berberich, Shepardson, Wicklund, Rossin, Kamjen, Kadansky, Teubel Row Two-Pakalka, Windt, O'Brien, Boguch, Nilsen, Skopek, Refsnider, Antalek. Row Three- Mouloukos, Bartkowiak, Jones, Keith, Douglas, Fehr, Skinner, Wilkowski, Shands. Row Four- Drew, Rutherford, Ciszewski, Robinson, Waclman, Carlson, Trezek, Valdivia. Among the best-liked extra-curricular gym activities offered at Lindblom are the team games classes. Here are found our most excellent girl athletes. The teams compete with each other in the seasonal games, and the members of the winning team at the end of each semester are awarded bars. The most successful players of all the classes are selected to form the honor teams, and are presented with gold bars. These classes, besides being popular help to develop eo-ordination, and also give points toward an 661199. 'EEL 4,1 and ver Under the strain of wartime conditions a fresh incentive has been offered for recreation and relaxation. America has found that the health of its youth is of utmost importance and that gym classes, which do afford recreation and relaxation, are invaluable toward attaining good health. So here in these gym classes you find Lindhlom's girls engaged in lively competition. Some girls may he spotted attempting to pool their talents to get the ball over the net, while another girl may be found setting up the ball for her confederate, who will attempt to serve it. They laugh at their freak plays, and scream with delight or vexation as the score varies. f Page 233 H5521 '5iLfi4.., ,Pager 234 it and llll The everyday affairs of the student are soon forgotten as girls concentrate their energies on winning the game. Besides having fun, they learn some valuable lessons. They learn the importance of teamwork, for without the spirit of Hgung ho no enterprise is a success. 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Live-wires from the class of 1945 will find Spiegels- A GOOD PLACE TO WORK u 'X ,v .Lia Ld-ua .J 44,4-ad 'Macau 1.4441-of .41 4,e..f.4.q 7 fi!!-4-if u Nw E s'. X4 4 'x sa X N? xl ,Q T la i X 'x x ' c N. INDEX A Capella Iflioir. . . . I86 Footliall . . .... Z2l2-2l7 NAt I,in1IIiIoin . . . 6-7 Fri-slum-n . . . I I7-ISS Ifanil ....... . . I00 Girls' Chorus . . . I8 I-I85 Boys' Chorus . Boys' Sports ..... Class Uflirc-rs -IA C0lll'4'l't Uri-In-stra l,l'1llll'flIIl'lIfS Art ........ ffonnnc-ra-iaI . . l',llgllSIl ..... House-I1oI4I Arts . . Hublnaral Bran Languagvs Matin-nlatirs . Music' . . . rli . l'l1vsi1-111 Erluruiion Boys tnrls . S1-ie-in-v .... Social S1-if-in-v 'lI1'1'IlIlIt'ilI . . . Dvlus Iilulr ...... w lnagle- .... I lll'lllf.Y A rt ....... . Iloininn-rrial .. l'.llf,fIlhIl ..... Ilonsm-IioI1I Arts . . Hulvliaral Brant-Ii .. Language- . . . . . . lxI2lI,ll1'lll2lIIt'S . Music .......... Pllysiral I'IcIuralion bon-:irc . . . . . . . . . Social Srivllcc' . . '1'm-lmii-ul . . . 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