Amundsen High School - Viking Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1943 volume:

hc' WICJYVQ TI 93 MEDALIST I0th ANNIVERSARY EDI ON I933-I 4 il l943eSZff Aluce Barbour aff Marguerite A Kane 8 1 11 JVKWW 2 Dolores Fllman Aim af Mm Loss B Lawson ,dn ff MMM Aurllla P Dwyer 421 LLM? Marthaj Tauslg 4111 1 Q 11 JW af, Survival of the flttest' Q 0 0 0 . U ,V K , f L lil . , or ine 1 , 401' P J i 1 ' , g 2 . . , arf, an , 1, n ' I . . , 1 a, . , if 12 an mznei 4 an ff . . O K -i The tenth volume of the Amundsen High School annual THE VIKING dedicated to that valiant Norseman, Roald Amundsen. Published by the I943 Staff. . . Chicago, Illinois. H0 QR AN A D HI LIFE WCDRK HIS year Amunelsen Hlgll Sehool ls marlelng lts tentll llll tllel IV ls 1 SPIIIOI lll0'l1 school To lllany the spall of tell ve lrs ls llllllllfIOI'ltlll wllell eonl pared to the endless passlllg of time Ten we us m IW from lllli vlewpolnt seem to be an lllblulllfildlll decade To us, however, llle past dee ade IS the llli tory of our lllgll school hfe We pause mel lll l00lxlll" lxaele see l lllstorv dotted Wltll events colored hy thousands of students who now e all Amumlsen then alllla mater It was wltllln Amundsen s walls thlt vouth developed md lt w IH voutll that gave Amundsen hfe Wltll that faltll, we he-heve our ten years ls I ree orel marked wltll df'lllBV9I'llPlll and self re speet l'or the nlanv underelassmen dllll graduates of our se llool we Wl!ll to elothe the n H110 of AlllUllllbPll wltll a P6l'b0lldlllV It IS lll the Ill lll Amundse n tll lt youth wlll flllll lllf'lI' own l'PHPf'll0ll Hls sense of adventure llli Plllllllwllhlllh llliu lllllll H0115 md llls lllgll endeavors are the 8pll0Illt' of vouth Bevonel these there ls the elrlvlllg will and harnessed energy, the studv and preparltlon allel llle many savrlfiees of the lnatured nlall He clalme el the laurels of' lllllllg the first to n lvl gate llle Northwest Passage, the first to ae lllPSO the South Pole the first to eross the Polar Sea, allel the first to have reached both poles Hn: llfe is W'I'lllPIl in flrst aehlevenlents It seems Ollly flttlllg and pl oper therefore th lt we dedle lte llllfi book to a great llldll We are proud to be a pnrt of the sehool llldrlllg his n :me It li ours to glV9 lt hls SIIIFIIT 'to strlve, to se e k, to find anel not to ylel l " U16 Great Man fs Che ,Man Wim Z7cfc's,4 Zfhmg 90r Che Ehrsf Uma" Four . . . 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' 1-: A ' -nl ' -19 MA' I was born on uly 16 1872 rn Norway My arher lens was a chip owner and sea captaxn At my mother s request I ctudned medxcme but gave It up rn 1895 betauce o my ambitions to be a ar ex orer Ihr achievements o ormer Arctic nawgators had red rn me an un altermg purpose to explore W halmg and sealing trxps were part o my preparatmn or explorxng 'Ihey served to develop the physique without whxch I could not have withstood the hardships o my rhosen lot In 1897 I shipped aboard the Belglca as rs! mate I he purpose o thas Belgian expedl txon was to study the South Magnetzc Pole There was ample time to ful l this tash or the shxp was rozen rn the Antarctrc :ce pack or thirteen months By lrlastmg a path to open water we were fnally freed When I returned to Oslo my attention was nmmedxately attracted to the unconquered Northwest Passage , , 1 I ' - .. . . .bf .. Pol Pl ' if ' ' fi ' I ' I. . . . i ... F ,' ' ' ' 'f .' . F t,. f. 1 .- I . uf . f . D . ? .lx A A A A Q L if ff CCTHE EXPLDRER MUST UNDERSTAND PERFECTLY THE USE UF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS THAT PLAY AN IMPGRTANT PART IN THE REACHING UF FAR GOALS" ,hm J'ofut5 R ' J IJ R- 0 XJ vkfSg5"e' uw' 2 QU J J ,,- punts- Haolfr if J LUUU fb? S Q' Jie 'Tidy-co. qui f, :M WW 'fi' 8 Jdmmmxfu, "'-L. Jin. A-1,24-t0-?'9' wx ...J R' Wgddeff .ew 'IQ edclanvamufe a us.-a.e,... fmff- f-f dlibutmf-z X Yhe Yuwfluafe an the ff .r...fr, me. 5 V0 ff. ,,., ov - ' ' ' '-. fl Lv ' ui 'Q i U L 4, 0 L xf' J LJ .K ,,. .H , W . J fm ' ' 2 ' iw , .Wind 9401- C KI I Z, , ef '4f5.7aeditwn' QD Nmeteen Wlllzam H Iohnson Wlllldml 509611 qllPf'5l'lIll0llflE nt cf Sch rlntc ndr nt of C Poo 1 eadmq the Chtcaqo schools tl uou our ten years as a senfor hlqn always remember h1m for the smcere efforts he made to carry out a proararn or constructron durlnq the perrod of reconstructron 1n the earlv depressron years Followrnq 1n that offrce rs Wllltam H Iohnson our present supermtendent H1s proaressrv poltcres and educatonal re forms are noteworthy efforts to moderrnze our school system Then as prmcfpals we f1nd lohn W Bell He had the d1ff1cult 'ask of convertma the Jumor hlqh school to the levels of a semor hrah ln l937 Harry C' lVIcK1ns1e began hts years of aareeable leadershrp He left rn l94U and Mr Perry succeeded to the offxce The frrst asslstant prlnclpal Frank Llno left after a year s tenure Then the ever popular Albert H Goodrrch came to furmsh hrs characterlstlc zrp to the Job In l93Q the last change occurred the mcumbency of Harry P Fuller ln tryrnq to teach how to remember the clrflerence between prmcrple and prlncfpal one of our teachers sald the slmplest way s to know that your prmcrpal IS your pal We remember Pmundsen s leaders as frlends above alll ,Jl0I"Q!Cl !AQl":5 Iohn W Bell Hurry C Mclimsne lflll Drmclpal I Dst N Qupt ctD1st Nr IW6 mam tloor center they lfutdl the cornerstone tfirst 2'1l'LllIlll0I'1I1BS respect for out eldlets them' oldl memomes lmger on mto the years Albert H Goodnch O O t X o fa fr LU l x t l r 0 0 0 ' A ' O O l 0 o -0 t r tt t 5 ' N x ,' - , I ,' 5. , fwfytg Fvrrve' A E ' off. ls tflllft V378 Wt: school, there first came Superintendent Vtfilltam I, Boqan, VJ9 Wm itiigh Prrnctvpal, i rwrmctput, lege S.1f,A,1:, ?:ttt,.1,r, ..g14e1939 I r, . . g , .fu Q, :uri fl: 1-. rf, I, fx, ., . 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' ' 9 ' l .i f ' 3 I'LCL8lfLf.'5 past perfect the lmmortal twenty seven they played first fiddle groove dlggers creators of our tradttlons the first ten years are the hardest bell rmgers s Amundsen celebrates 1lS tenth annlversary as a senlor hlgh school we f1nd that there are twenty seven members of the FACULTY who w1ll also be celebratrng the tenth annlversary of the1r transfer to the teachlng staff force of our school We have desrgnated them as our anc1ents smce they have furnxshed a constant element 1n our ten year ltfe We ha1l them as they parade before us' Grace Armstrong that qu1et student of scrence Esther Barney the favorrte of all freshmen Charles Btll belrever rn Thomas Iefferson Wrlson Boett1cher presrdent emerltus of the G Blanche Brelt now temporarlly absent on a leave Frank Crosby the faculty fashron plate from Esqu1re Pop Edward Delaporte the maker of champrons Wrlma 1ot that down Duffy Florence Eckfeldt the Voyager w1th the seven league boots Harry Fuller that genral medlator of student problems Edrth Garnott the ep1tome of school sp1r1t Carl Hankwltz who speaks every thrng from prg lat1n to Portuguese Frances llno tyce Hanlon Ora Harnng ton whose two daughters have graced our school Mrldred Herndl our un1ver sally lrked gal Laura Holly worklng always for the student Brchard Huddy the faculty Blackstone MarJor1e Kempster who has a Smlle and a pleasant word for everyone Edna Kron our lover of Latm Helen McDonald who never re lents 1n her efforts to mater1al1ze the theory lrfe IS swell when you keep well Ruth Mererdrerks who emphat1cally admonrshes never say hmgltsh then Tom Nolan old stand by of the Amerlcan Leglon Marguerrte Norcott lover of the fme and colorful Gertrude Owens the faculty Schraparellr Lucrle Royse of gentle and krndly Ways Wtllram Smythe wlse and patrrarchal and good ole lean Evers Whose zest for llfe IS as keen as her love of books Gratefully we dedrcate th1s revrew sectron to Our Ancients who gave much to our school and asked l1ttle tn return Mrs Grace M Ammtronq Mrs Estherw Barney Harry P Fuller Mrs Edith S Garnett Edna H Kron Helen E McDonald Twenty A ...alla Charles A. Bill Wilson K. Boellicher Mrs. Blanche B. Breit Frank I. Crosby Edward C. Delaporte Mrs. Wilma C. Dully Florence P. Eckleldi Carl E. Hankwitz Frances G. Hanlon Mrs. Ora M. Harrington Mildred M. Heindl Laura E. Holly Richard T. Huddy Mrs. Mariorie G. Kempster Mrs. Ruth D. Meierdierks Thomas I. Nolan Mrs. Marguerite L. Norco!! Gertrude C. Owens Mrs. Lucile B. Hoyse William F. Smylhe lean P. Evers Twentylone 'itil' Ffa QQ' V wir Herta Kracher lune 1935 La Verne Tess Ianuary 1936 Raymond Stone lune 1936 l'l'l6Ll"!lQJ Ruth Wallschlaeqer Florence Carlson lanuary 1934 Ianet Hennxq lonuary 1938 Mary Berexter June 1941 une 1934 Glona Morris lune 1938 Dorothy Barns Ianuary 1941 they set the pace top notclhers never bored of educatlon a step ahead of tlhe others lbram trusts Charles Baker Richard Hagen Esther Schumm lanuary 193 13lllfl1Y 3 lune 1937 Dorothy Bronson Ioseph Rood Mary lane Wxchser lanuary 1939 lute 19 9 lanuary 1949 Allan Lonncz Adelme Hess Mane Exde lune 1941 1 ruary 47 lune 1942 e prcture the VALEDICTORIANS as brams w1th glasses grave ooks and brtef cases Few of them wore specs cmd none carrled brret cases Hlqhest o all the vals was Herta Kracher wtth an average of 97 25 for tour years Second tn lme marched the SALUTATORIANS 1934 Allce Halversen Ian and Ruth Nelson lune 1935 Posme Ecklund lan and lacquelme larman lune 1936 lean luerqensen lan and Martha Campbell Iune 1937 loharma Feld lan and lulran Dale lune 1938 Leona 1-l1rscl'1 lan and Mane Dvor acselc lune 1939 Aureha Motto lan and Robert H1rscl'1 Iune 1940 Lots Tumwall lan, and Ruth Gut1'11er, lune, 1941 Audrey Plaatle, Ian, and lrerle Sassmannshausen, lurte, and 1942 Frances Bernhardson, lan, and Dolores Colllqnon, lune Twenty two , iii? I El , . 'E Q 9' 3' V7 - H, I ,f "' 'fa Q li .Q , , , . thi wt .Q 1 1 'X 5 , zz AA J ' f ' - ff K 1 , 1 . fu 11 I 19. 'fl t , 3. , r 3 ' ,a 1 19 . , , 1 H H . 1 . .1 . o o 0 o o o : 'W' ' " t . 1 0 0 0 0 o Q 1 H ' l' A ' ' Y 1 .1 . I 1 -f ' U 1 1 ' a Y 77 L . f 1 ff . , O O Q Q O I I I . I 'PY 1 ,pw UA OL! Gow gone but not forgotten for Auld Lang Syne while and they ll be back to sing the gang s all here, tra la pill, S0l0lPlgnJ of ,AP llllllll Richard Iohnston Iohn Peters Arnold Cronin Henry Witt lst President 2nd President 3rd President 4 h President The early days were difficult The depression was at its height and money was scarce. Under these circumstances the first ALUMNI ASSOCIATION was started with Richard Iohnston taking the helm as president. Meetings were held at the River Park Field House in a small back room. The Viking Spirit was always shown in the co-operation of both the faculty and stu- dents. Dancing and interchanging of correspondence among the members were the hobbies of the moment, but a roller-skating party, inspired by Marjorie Blankford, Sue Bobzien and Poppy Paleologos, was the social event of the season. One icy, winter day Mr. and Mrs. Boetticher, Albert Johnson and Dick Iohnston rode to Elgin to plan an alumni picnic: the two boys freezing, stiff and stuck in the rumble seat. Everyone laughed merrily when the picnic was called off, but not Mr. Boetticher. The second year brought reform with Iohn Peters as President. Culture was the key note and the ex-presidents basement was the site. Feverish attempts were made to have Wright Iunior Twentybthree College give a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta for the Association the whole effort was a failure. The members had no interest in such a watery form of culture. ln Iune of 37 the society was organized once again. Then began the popular Alumni vs. Amundsen football games. Annual Christmas Dances and summer formals were so suc- cessful that the Association donated a set of book covers to the school library. With the spring of l94l came the draft, so the traditional spring frolic was replaced by a card partyeedue to a serious man shortage. Of course the gals all have good times, but they miss the men who have gone to fight. More than once a "bridge session" has turned into a literal "buy, buy bonds, bye, bye Axis and send the winners home" session. Now the social program has been suspended "until Victory," but the Alumni have not forgotten Amundsen nor will Amund- sen forget its Alumni. LUZ J masters of the three R s no erammmg for exams always on the beam n November 1933 some two hundred students gathered 1n the g1rls gym to hold therr llrst HONOR SOCIETY meetmg lt was not however untxl May of 1934 that Amundsen establrshed the Honor Roll Merlt System whereby students were to be awarded w1th pms rn accordance wtth the1r scholastxc achteve ment lt was declded that bronze s1lver and gold plns should be average work respect1vely Speclal recogn1t1on was also to be made upon graduatton by way of a scholarshrp fob The desrgn of the p1ns IS characterrzed by the Amundsen Seal and thrs was adopted by the faculty comm1ttee for the February 1934 graduatmg class The sprlng of 1935 brought w1th 1t a memorable event that IS Amundsen was accepted by the North Central ASSOC1Gl1OH as an accredtted h1gh school Through the years the sporsorshrp has been shared by the capable advtsers Mrs Davts Mrs Garrlott Mrs lnd Mr Boet ttcher Mrs Avlchouser and Mrs Kelso lt has b en therr partlc ular respons1b1l1ty to take charge ot the award assembl1es each semester to keep track ot the boolckeepmg that accompames the purchas1ng ol plns and to hold meetlngs ot the chapter 1n order to d1scuss what can D9 done to 1mprove the organtzatton 1-lrrsch and Iune Fagerstrom were sent to the Nat1onal Honor SOC191Y meet1ng held at Moot Court tn the De Paul Law Bu1ld tng to d1scuss the more dehghtful srde of scholasnc aftatrs Up untll that ttme Amundsen had been asleep to the ga1ety that was added to other school chapters by 1n1t1at1ons slct s and amuslng avt ards assembl1es Thrs was the begrnnmg of a new era whlch has made the GCllV1llGS ot thls organlzatron as attrac t1ve and well l1ked as those ot any other club A 22111618 O! ADHD? SOCIPW .S,90l'l10l'J Mrs Mary M Kelso Mrs Helen K Ind Wilson K Boettxcher Mrs Edxth S Garnott Mrs Grace S Davis Twenty tour I I , O O 0 O O O 0 0 0 0 L fi awarded for two, tour, and six semesters of eighty-eight per cent In December, 1938, three delegates, Evanthia Lambros, Robert ' ' ' ' ' 'L . J dlm study lamps beheld the book of knowledge 3 JJDW Ofhfm gram 1935 fo 194.2 1935 Drestdent Herta Kracher VICE Pres1dent lean Foley Secretary Iacquelme Iarman Treasurer Ioan Alexander Marcella Frost Shxrley Akerman Raymond Stone Donald Long Richard Hagen Esther Schumm Lourse MacDonald Iames Rodger Leona Lauer lane Eklund Mane Dvoracsek Glona Moms Dorothy Bronson Aurelxa Motta Florence Warady Mane Albanese Mary Iane Wtchser Lots Turnwall Dorothy Does Gertrude Smith Dorothy Harrxs Audrey Plaatxe Mary Dunsheath Iune Mrller Frances Bemhardson Adeltne Hess Lee Ann Hexdenbluth Catherme Koutrxs 1936 Presxdent Vtce Presldent Secretary Treasurer 1937 Pres1de-nt Vrce Presldent Secretary Treasurer 1938 Pres1dent s VxcePres1dent 2rd V1ce Presmlent Secretary Treasurer 1939 Presmdent Vxce Pre-sxdent Secretary Treasurer 1940 Presrdent VICE Preslderxt Secretary Treasurer 1941 Pres1dent Raymond Ston Marlon Pollensky Iohanna Feld Betty Lou Shackel Esther Schumm Leona Lauer Louxse MacDonald Clalre Lackey Glona Moms Mane Dvoracs ek Dorothy Bronson Aureha Motta Robert Hxrsch Ioseph Rood Iune Faqerstrom Evanthxa Lambros Inna Polos Mary Berexter Ruth Guthxer Laura Hartmann Allan Lonncz Vxce Pres1den1 lrene Sassmannshausen Secretary Treasurer 1942 Presxdent V1ce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Delores Schnudt Shxrley Parman Dolores Colhqnon Loratne Martmson Lors Morgan Manlyn Ptau Iames Rodger Fa I 937 Robert A Hxrsch Sprmq 1939 KNOT PICTUREDP Glona Moms Sprmq 1938 Dorothy Bronson Fall 1938 Mary lane Wxchser Fall 1939 Inna A Polos Sprmq 1940 Dorothy Hams Fall 1940 Allan Lormcz Sprmq 1 94 1 Frances Bernhardson Fall 1941 Dolores Colhqnon Sprm q 1 94 7 . . . 1 ' . 11 1 - f in .QQQQQ ..1. ,,1Vt A - 'A ee,e,ee,.e. Muriel Klinqe, ,, . A ,, ,,., Asslstant Secretary SA F JHFQPJ toastmaster s dehght the baby lassers the prncle of then' classes n these pages we plcture and record a part of our school s leadershlp the elected CLASS OFFICERS of the graduatrng semors It IS a case of democracy vorced and put mto prac trce What tts results have been IS a record wrttten rnto th ltves of he student body We let them Judge 1934 Ianuary our smallest class Just forty three graduates Fred Lrppert presrdent Supermtendent Bogan the mam speaker on the graduatron program a small but noble beglnntng Iune Edward Scholl head1ng the long 11st of foot ball stars to oe-come class presrdent 1935 Ianuary D1ck Iohnston through the greatest of d1ff1cult1es gnttmg hrs teeth and wtlltng to do or dre to have a successful prom and Phyllts Lamb mak1ng eyes at I W Iune Fred Wrllson versattle and grvrng never to be forgotten dramatlcs as a Frenchre and Amerlcan Chopm the great Bernadme leav mg a brtght star for others to follow 1936 Ianucxry B111 Stull modest and unassum ng athlete and scholar extra ordmary Carol Flodm popular pretty and effrclent Iune Bush Poole conscrence and duty persomfred 1 OBr1en managrng that perfect prom at the Medmah Country C'ub on that memorable moonlrt Iune mght a real class that left a mayor league record 1937 Ianuary the brrghtest prestdent of them all scholasttcally speakmg Donald Long Iune Presrdent .1-'-rnold Cronm Amundsens perfect poh t1c1an Pat Campbell the krd stster carryrng on from where Martha had left off tn the best of V1k1Hq tradltlons 1938 Ianuary Art Bumann v1e1r1g for top rank rn the Honor SOC1SlY and presxdrng over the seruor class Tenny Anderson the first gtrl to become vtce presldent Iune Athletrc Lloyd Chrlstran on leadrng the class and comlng close to an rm peachment trral 1939 Ianuary Aurel N1cola embodymg the frnest type of sportsmanshro the school has ever known an 0 January 11.3-I NOT DICTURED Fred Lxppert Frances Oeller Alxce Halverson LeRoy Iensen a '1 Pre ent etary C all 0 June l934 Edward Scholl Ioseph Hem Mary Lawrence Arthur Speaker cr tary 'l' s aaa o january 1939 Clyde Petrxe Suzanne Bobzxen Ahce Enckson Pr d n Secretary Tre sur r JOT PICTURED Robert Finch xfrce Prestaen Twenty srx y . . , 9 1 . 0 o 0 , e Q 0 . 4 ls 4 ' 0 o e e 0 . , . . J I ' f . r 'S ' ' ' . , . f v ' l ' ' Presz er ' tlxce std :ecr Treasurer O l - . . . . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . - . . . . . , . , . . - . . . . I I . , . . . .... . , . . 0 . . . . . i . , r . . . . . . , , A . . . - ' ' ' o-1 . A , . . . 1 . . . 1 A 1 1 1 . . . f X. . . . . L , . , . . I . ' . . . . . - , . . 1 . . . . . . , , . . . . . . , If f . . . , . . . . I President V.ce Prestden' Se e rea ure: . . Q , . . - .., - . 9 r Cl f - . . . s , ' A ' ' ' est e 1 - .a e w . 1 , I ff W. Y M- NNI ' 'f gf wi? XX X fps-I H 51 ' w xf wif? Harvey Deright P re si d e nt Pantelis Lambros President William Barber President CLA, of June l94l Wallace Griifith Dorothy Krell Howard Woody Vice President Secretary 'l'reasurei l CALM of Jflflllflfy Warren Donewald Merilyn Laverty Olive Williams Vice President Secretary Treasurer CLASS MOTTO: "Over the Top" ffm.. of june 1942 Donald Larson Marie Hide Mary Sue Kinkle Vice President Secretary Treasurer nluation spealc-easies . . they'll always be on top. Iune: "Calvin Coolidge" Bill Britt, presiding and Mary Thorn- ton, recording , . . both leaving an enviable record . . . Bill sometimes yelling in Latin to his classmates and thus getting their co-operation . . . this was the class that thought they belonged in the "wits, scholars, and fools" classification of the annual . . . 1940 Ianuary: again one of those very versatile girls -Mary lane Wichser . . . she was also the second gal to hold the vice presidency . . . dark days seemed to have come over the boy politicians . . . the Hi Y, however, was able to play the higher political game and put its president, Charles Schunk, also into the class presidency . . . Mr. Smythe appare ently taught them well how Mark Hanna played the role of "king maker" . . . Iune: can we ever forget laughing Nick Pasti as class president? . . . and how he brought his basketball team to the top? . . . well, he was a real sportsrnan and won't be forgotten for years . . . 1941 Icmuary: as a green eighth grader, Bill Thompson wore knickers to his graduation exer- cises . . . at his high school graduation he wore long pants and the crown ot class president . . . he wore both well . . . Iune: Harvey Deright did "de right" things as president of a very active class . . . and Wally Griffith was the embodiment of liberal doctrines . . . 1942 Ianuary: we come to our most active president- Pantelis Lambros . . . he was tops in everyf thing: president of the Student Council, Lieutenant Colonel of the H. O. T. C., vice president of the Greek Club, member of the National Honor Society, and member of the Hi Y . . . Iune: Bill Barber! what a real leader he proved to be! . . . he shot high . . . one of two to ever achieve a five-bar record as Viking representative . . . he also shot for the presidency and won . . . then he took the class with him to the heights . . . Now in clos- ing this brief sketch we say to all our leaders who have gone forth and have the heights of life in iront of them God speed you! eprlnq 19411 Pcmtehs Lamb X ll Qllff 0 f fill PIII Peter Annuu 11 to P Allred Rlx Fall 19311 Henry Hyler Sprma 1914 Robert Olson Sprmq 1938 Carl Hansen Plulxp Kerrrqan F1111 19t9 ...Q-F' M5 Ollnfl George McBnde J lrvmq Levxn Qprmq 1919 Icmet Cronm Fall 194V ros Colleen Colegrove Qprmq 1941 Fall 1941 Ql0I"8ZfQl'LtCLlLUQ1f U1 f Q 0lfL6Q up and comrng statesmen the tfloor rs better than the chart n 1934 Mr Prank Ltno tormed a body ot students to represent each hon1e roone 11 the school and called them the STUDENT COUNCIL It was a vague qrouo havma 11tt1e tntluence at Amundsen and not carmq part1cu1ar1y When Mr Goodnch took over the Counc11 the members met at any t1me the sponsor ca11ed a meetmq The ClVlC Assoctatton Collectton began 1n 1937 w1th M155 Foy 11'l charoe Two years 1ater she was 111 an auto acctdent 111 Arkansas Just before the state COflV9Tl1101'l 1U Peona Needmq a sponsor the de1eqates asked Mrs Dons D111on to sub she came throuah then and has ever smce Meetmq every two weetcs the Councn was accomp11sh1na 11+ le Mrs Dtllon 11na11y secured the soc1a1 room once a week the only tro11b1e was tn putt nq up chatrs before the representattves arnved At the last mmute someone Vt1OLl1d notre the s11qht1v vacant room so a11 ava11ab1e members dashed to qathe 1 were qtven the study ha11 the COUTICII toqether bet re the cosmq bell n 1940 they tor one be-nod each day JA .QIOIIJOIW 0 f E? 60llI'l.Cl Mrs Dons S Dxllon Alxce Foy Albert H Goodnch 1918 94 19361938 1935 'Frank Lmo 1044 not pwturedy , 1 1 . . . ' A- g 5 o o -9 . 1 1 1 X 1 0 O .T . 0 1 TLT' 111' 111 Y .3 Y f 1 1' f " I . V 1 ' J 1 I 1 I . ,l . . . , 1 - V N ,. 4 . , 5 T ' ,,,, 'fr 1 I ' A ' A . 1 Hp..-I , f Ae 5 1 cf -f ' 1 mt 1911 a11 traits F911 19931 2 ' f A to Qprtnq 1942 Thirty E . . . overdue books of unolerclassmen . . . quiet! geniuses at work . . . the realm of the book worms. When Amundsen became a senior high, a small group of students volunteered to Work in the newly-opened LIBRARY. At that time, even though the library held only 2000 books, they made themselves very useful. This first staff would not recognize the complete col- lection the library now boastse-8000 volumes! During these past ten years the staff has undergone as many changes as the library itself. The members are now organized into a club whose officers sponsor various activi- ties such as Book Vtfeek contests and the annual staff social events chief among which is the Mother s Day Tea ln the early days recognition was given in the form of credits and grades but now staff members who have served for four semesters receive a cardinal and gray letter The present Wearers of the library letter are loan Akerman Nereida Hieker Lorraine Knapp Shirley Schirmer Helen Lambos Betty Epp Auri la Dwyer and Harry Kreuger who designed it Working on the Library Staff is good vocational training as several graduates who are now doing Library work have discovered Ixotable among these is Marion Pollensky a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Lib ary School and a former staff president The Amundsen staff keeps informed about what goes on in other high school libraries by sending delegates to the lnterscholastic Council of Student Librarians and has be come a Jital and important part of the Am undsen scene Ieanp Evers .7 ol-lzlafll pI'2Xl?J JAPOUVA IA? 261125 lin llcpl -139- -,iff -s-,qs Marlon Pollensky Doris Hollerbach Annabel Maqndson Virqima Beery Phyllis Stockhausen Shirley Shelow Ioan Akennun 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 194 1942 .3- Xt 1 4, K If Alxce Halverson F 9 Helen Bauer FQ Co edltor Murxel Harm F6111 1Q'10 I'lf'10I1l I1 PHUOIW Robert Byron 813111151 1914 Ieanette Shames 'iprlnq 19'18 Lo 6dllOT Mmas Ioannxdes qpflllfl 19411 Sxclney Gunther r f 9 14 l1tYOlY 124311161 Anne Held Fa 1938 Co edltor Edward Seney Qprmq 1940 7 Ill,7lI'P If HJ, ,AIOIPIII IJ IINIHIJ Bernadxne Bayston Iune Van Kxrk rmq Angela Stexlen ll G 1VlClI1LlCllI1"'1 Ellllibl Robert Hxrsch Ann shlmllls 1 fl rm 1 lV1GI1fIQlI Q 1 111 Davld Holleb FG 1059 Allan Lorxncz QDYIUG 1 Q4 1 1 Rnchard Hagen Wlllxam Mueller 3 r C1 1010 Grace Ackerman Mary lane Coolman Shlrley Kell I L Estelle Rogers 11116 uv! very able edzfzfr fl! 51' W0 d amy ,uersuudvr 9 Thxrty two Q '1 af f , 6 ' 1 m6 " fv, 8J .JM-JA 1 4 fl, Co-frflimzl G11 1 gag: 3 1 K rg -,H Inf SW 19721, V411 we V111 :wa gs1e,1111f,1rw Cjfillflllfll fmfi ' Sprl , VF6 Sp 11, 1935 1, 3 1 V .4 1 If 11 xfcyl-4l11n,1 111937 L ' X 11 lf 17111119118 11 -'V 111 -fl 9111 97-1 V 1 'V ' Y - Q 1. r ' V, , . 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F1111 IQ41 Sp' 1 11147 corps of mlc spots feature wrrters are features rn themselves practrcal yokers are prohlems Thirtylthree he essence of Room 326 home of Amundsen s LOG IS mad ness Every year the staff runs to frnd typewrlters w1th labeled keys and no one uses more than one fmqer The only edltor that lasted throuah two semesters was lune another fme Sunon l earee l-le-ten mtroauc d the photoaraphrc cartoons and sectroned the Loq ln N338 lane Ltndholm Jo ned the staff the best artlst the Lou has ever had She drew ptctures of everyone faculty tncluded The colored Aprll Fool rs ues that threw the school mto hvs ter1a bore the marks of her labor The mcreasrna crrculatron of the paper IS due to edrtors lrke Allan Lormcz who edrted wrote and pasted up the spectal Sports Edltlon for our 41 Football Sect on Champs p1eces lf your column survrves thetr drssectron you are des tned for 11'I'1ITlOI'lCIl1lY No one has ever achleved thts fame Everyone entertnq Amundsens portals ts affected by the Log And the rmstakes are made by freshmen or so the semors on the staff say 01111.56 0I'J Hl 09 Mrs. Dorothy Middendorit Thomas I. Nolan Irma E, Swanson MP4 lu-l UU lflfll IU4' 811115 Pang Ql":5 , . , headline headaches . , , cuhs encouraged 0 4 T, the school madhouse Van Kirlcp she is regarded with ddmiratton by Helen Bauer, After each issue the Iournalism classes tear the columns to C' f ' J' gum? 31, one tlung 1 know whreh w1ll never dlre, the honor wlnch you have won en campatgns ten statts ten annuals separate yet each add mg to the tradrtton all strtvlng for the same goal a parade ol ear nest fun lovlng and hard workmg young people the VIKING S STAFFS 1934 the ploneertng sp1r1t ov ercomrng opposttton and mdrtterence speed record 1n productron Carl Stockdale s drtvmg power unre deemed subscrrptrons and hnanc al tarlure a dark outlook 1935 Allce Baum and lackte gurdrng the Way pay as you go plan keeps the book 1n the black Wtlltam R Ntehaus begms h1s tarthtul servtce 1936 stepprng tnto the brg trme orrgtnal tlymg squad double trouble shooters Palm and Spark tour determlned gals keep trymg let the bells rlng out' Fred Baobtn s here' 1937 errand g1rl copy wrlter and reader faculty appeaser that s Pat Campbell' Helen Flynn s devoted and able gurdance 1938 Mary Ann and the trrst Tauslg set tmg the pace a dose of N S P A the hrst theme the hrst tndex V A C IS chartered brg notse and l1'tle notse 1939 dare de nl Mllt shoottng photos from an atrplane AfC Bob Hall up tn the a1r and green around the grlls Grtmes holds the purse strtngs Polachek begms hls three year stretch tlyrng rnto frrst honors w1th N S P A 1940 Ed trytng to tmd another word for swell luanrta scrubbmg floors Marge Vlfade devlslng tnserts tn hrstory the mdex getttng a thrrd gomg over bv Queen Bee Betty the Llttle Bed School house 1941 Colonel Dynamo Mermtgas Stan and hrs plcture box Myr r 1 the aur r l the EMPBESS no less teacher s books get car rred thls stall made sweet mustc as 1t swung tnto 1ts Job 1942 erght ktds ln loxe w th each other Ma Llndgren and Aunty Dolores keep the brood under wma lobbrhes and peanut butter sandwrches the second Taustg Index Ntght mare Medahst Award' How prrceless and clear are the mernorles dear of the ups and the downs that we shared ot the tasks we saw thru and the fun we knew when for naught but the Vtlfrng we cared' ,J 5111401 551111111 like Carl Stockdale Mrs Blanche B Bren Charles A B111 Mrs Dorothy Mxddendorii Helen G Flynn Frank Sleprcka V324 ISYS and 19? 1025 1936 l9'i8l94 'WG 91 1AllCe C Baum loth not picture 1 Thrrty four ., . . O 9 O O 0 0 T I . . . . . . . . . , ' - 1 A ' I . , 4 I I . . . I , , ' . . . . J . . . U . . . . . . . . . . , H If . . v . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . , . 1 . . F . 1 , , . . . . . . . . . , . . 1, H , 1 - . . . . . . ., ,r . . . . . . ' 'A ' A . . . - A . . . . r . "I, J "... l , - ' . . , . , . 1, . f. , . H 1, . . H If . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H It . H H V 1 , . . . r . . . , , . 1 . . . . , . . . . . . .... . , , . . . . 1 1 . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . , - - 1 O ' . . . . A - . . . . H . , . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . n . . . Z r . 1, . f I - . PO' I ' " I f' '. wh'-9, if W' , no Q ' sig , 2- ."t w-is B rw" . . A S waz r .. .nn .7 1 .- 7 , - , .Q . . Qs lt.,7 Thlrty hve HH HI 311 111-1 Sf Betty Borchert Eduor l Arthur Speaker Busmess Mcmaqm 3 77 g D I Harriett Morgan Mcmc1q1nq Fd1to1 Iacquelme Iarman Fduor Fern Schroeder A5blSlC1lll Minn Vxrglma Santner Nick Prassas Iohn Weeks Angela Stellen Marlorxe Strohm Herta Kracher Helen Wharton Charles Bastow Charles Schwennesen Wnllxam Athans Eleanor Peterson Dorothy Beck Phyllxs Lamb Glenn schmldl Margaret Frextaq Russell Maedge Ioe Hem Vlfgmm Fosief Helen Andrey Frank Newcom Harry Gavey 7A 1916 51 Fcll Shxrley I Akerman Martha M Campbell Clara Belle Mlller Ass: 4 mtv Eflllore velyn Berg Carol Flodm Marlene Praed uth Seeger Stanley Palm Iosephme Aleknas Robert Spark Rxchard Schoenenberqer Rosemary Maddm Henry Dxllon Esther Iohannxson Wxllxam Zabler Charlotte Haqnauer Alxce Lund Munel Bloom Shlrley Iohnston Elv1ra Sleqel Patrxcna Campbell Chnstel Glexch , , lames Goddard 1 I Il I I 4 Herta Kracher Marvm Schuler Helen Sarantalas lames Loukas Arlxne Harvey Andrew Reed Dorothy Wxttek Q' f 5 X , f1l1'1l1r1'l111r.71 ' Illll 1fNtt'x'l4111'1'l11'rI 1l11"'rlI llm'yn1l .lrIf111r ,Yf'1'11l.'1'1' 5 I ' f l"1'r11 S'1'l11,11wlr1' a ll ' A f 1 1 f f S' - . lf' e - Q ll s 7 1 - .1 . ll f Cru- , "TIS A 7 .4 , - . I E n - - R . 8 l ' , ' . . .N111'1'l.'u' 7. ,lf1"v1.11' lf.:rtl111 ll.111mf'1'.'l.' 1 'um lffll. lIu'!1'1' 'N . f ' I 1 Vw In '1 ' I I 34 1927 Sf Palrxcla Campbell Echtox Mary Ann Game, Educ, Lorrame Lmn Assocmte Erlnor Theodore N -I-auslg Busmess Mcnoq Marshall Loll Naoml Schwartz Rxchard Elwart Lols Nelson Florence Roos Shxrley Hersh h lames Thomson Louxse MacDonald Maya Pearson Vlfgm Lakm Laverne M wermlc Florence Anderson lane Lmdholm Edward Hollxday wh M ,ha schlllhqhn Allan Ball Ruby Hedstrom Edward Helsbefq Hglssl-1:5 gggzgltln Easley I-lxdlzlrl Cdzlllerrne Coleman Seymour Warady Gunnar Carlson Emmett Kaalz Bmw Pmed Edward Helsberq Munel Gfqff Mane Dvoracsek lane Stelley Rrla Hansen Munel Klmqe Mary lane Wxchser Vxctor lunc jh., 1938 S1 IJUI1,-yi J, Il,1ll funn IZ, lffzgprrfrnm gllilrnu Ix'. fflmlvx l.11f'rrm' H. .X1111.rrl111li.-:' 1f1'rul1il'1l1' f,rimv.c Assovlate Editors 1 1 M ,fargf UA., 1939 Sf Hobertl Hall Ednor Iune E Faqerstrom ASSOClGl9 Ednor Geraldme Grrmes Busmess Manager Ass1stan1 Ednors Mrlton R Iacobs Laverne B Nauschultz Shirley S. Iones Elinor L. Pollensky Carolyn M. Polachelr Mary lane Wichser Martha L. Schillhahn Evelyn Kiellman Clark Swanson lack A. Polachelr Anita Frauen Norma Griessmer Lois C. Rauscherl Elaine Greanias Dorothy Carlson Dorothy E. Riley Doris L. Blomquisl Clara D. Schmied Thirty-sxx S lmmr UL? 1940 .Sta Betty I McCambndqe Vdt r sn 11' Pam s Edward M Schnexder lack A Polachek lrma Folos mu Marge Wade Hamet Ream Albert B Lonncz Lxlhan D Schneldenbach Phxhp Kemgan Vera Blurstrom Annette L Polachek Mary Boaz Mary B Beretter Ruth Cleland Ann Carlson Ellie Enckson Carohne Remer Ruth Stenmark Betty Frexmuth Thnrty seven vga JA 1941 511 Co Eduorb Constance D Mermxgas lack A Polachek Annamae F Schlueter Assuclxt Edxtore Myrl C Barth Irene Sassmannshausen Ann M Iohnson Busmess Manager Stanley Mxkrut Ieanne Herdman Anthony Mxstak Amta Blomgren Grace Miller Wayne Gasper Malamaty Lnakos Ierry Hansen Comne Kuehnle Vera Bmrstrom May Alxce Thomton Patncxa Kane Mary Wxllxams Theodore Schock Gene Lmdgren Manlyn Batterson Ioseph Roach Lucrlle Nelson Wallace Grxllith Margaret Swanson Carolyn Letter 34.1 I9-72 S1 Co l'Vl1lOf Dolores Colhgnon Gene Lmdqren Assouat Edltots Carl Tausng Wayne Gasper Betty Io Davxs Harry Krueger Ken Sutton Patncxa Delahanty Rxchard Anderson Robert Swxskow Mane Eide lean Krueger Charles Gramlich Lots Morgan Alice Txdeman Harriet Nxcholz Robert Malnnson Iohn Rogue Roger Hall Dqvig Glona Peterson Vaughn Salford Audrey Mclieever ,- W , v 7 : if ' , Q . W 4.4 l?1'!f,t'.f. lIt't'111r1lvrr1l11.' l:1l:t't11'1l,ll. ft' lim' IYVNHI f'l1'fw J W , ' , H ir: As 4 ,f H' Jr: . Tre :Gr new "5 . t'1rlrx111f1t'r ll. .llt'l'mnm.v ,1111-1: ,-1, I'1:l1n'I1t'k .lnrltfxnulr I". S1'lrl1u'h'r llldrllld vl1'qO MUYY E. ThOmPSOh Ruth Gulhlel .llyrl fi. lftlrtfl lrrm' S'u.v.Hr1ullll.vl1un,v4'u . . . . ' . . N Q . P l ,A y ay X 5' n A A, 1 ,- 6, - .. 1 , f . . . . t..'1Jr I ru1l11rw11 l'1rI11r.'r t'1fll1'11m1l1 Karl 71l11.fl'g1 ', w,- ff r M ' 34 jlfzft of O Manon Phzlbnck 1935 1943 ad hbbers and stage lubbers star studded stnctly footltght matenals on to greater roles pnng of l934 brought to Amundsen the begmmng of DRAMA At trrst the class was an extra currtcular act1v1ty drrected by MISS Allce Casey and Mr Harry Andrews Under thexr leader shtp the club gave out w1th two three act plays CAPTAIN APPLEIACK and MERTON OF THE MOVIES After that MISS Mar1on Phrlbnck took over the sponsorsh1p and has SIDCG dlrected srxteen plays plus a varlety show each semester The day thrngs really started to nve was when Drama was g1ven a mayor cred1t and a select few were perm1tted to stay 1n atter they had already completed the1r two semesters w1th cred1t Thus was born that grand ol class o I Drama Remember what a swell bunch ot k1ds those p1oneers of The Ph1lbr1ck M1ghty Art Players were? Grace Ackerman as Penny 1n DON T TAKE MY PENNY was too cute for words and dldn t lerry Hansen make a conv1nc1ng Henry Aldr1ch tn WHAT A LIFE? Remember Olrve W1ll1ams? She was Henry s grrl Ken Sutton and Ruby MOIIIS were the two tnendly crooks 1n LEAVE IT TO PSMITH and they stole the d1amonds We saw them' How about that stellar pa1r ot headl1ners Irv Iohnson and D1ck Gross? Can there ever he another comb1nat1on that can surpass them? Then there was Bruno Heber wlth hts superlat1ve Aces Poppy' All aces' And greatest of them all versat1le Bernadene' We re st1ll wa1t1ng tor someone to f1ll your place' Yes we ll never forget the plays or the casts and some day may you our Thesprans one and all add another laurel to that of the Amerlcan stage your laurels for Amundsen are st1ll brlght' EIGHTEEN CURTAIN CALLS' December 1933 Wllliam Anthony Russell Maedqe Bemadene Bayston Marlone Nelson Robert Byron Iohnny Olson Alxce Halverson Eleanor Peterson Bruno Heber Karl Stodden af an tAe Can-af? May 15 1936 Frances Carlson Shxrley Carlson Dave Elrstrom Emxl Emmench Rxchard Gross Eddre Holliday lean Lrqgett Herbert Perkms lames Rodger Betty Schroeder Emestxne Spxlos Lutse Txlqes Calafam App!! L Werfon !fAe gown gg nllearfecl .JJ der Aprrl 1934 May 28 and 29 1935 William Anthony Genevieve Lmdberq Bernadene Bayston Iohn Olson Marpone Dolard Robert Pellacan Ellen Evanston Vrrqtma Rose George Falkenberg Glenn Schmxdt Bruno Heber Gordon Slupman Iocquelme Iarman Karl Stodden Fred Wxllson 34 Upjtalfd December ll 1936 lean Adams Ray Culp Dorothy Duers Rtchard Gross Dons Shrrley Hersh Eddre Hollxday Irvmq Iohnson Connne Marshall Wallunshaw Shirley Akerman Bernadene Bayston Ruth Curran Iune Demblon Henry Dxllon Vxrgxma Engstrom Lucxle Hewett Loxs H111 Eileen Iacobs Iacquelme Iarman Edward Iennett Irvmg lohnson Robert McAll1ster Iohn N Olson Robert Pellxcan Virgmra Rose Glenn W Schrmdt Angela Stetlen Fred Wnllson ,4 3 ff allow Ray Culp Laura Games Vtrqmta Gtll Rtchard Gross Iohn Hrcks Eddxe Hollxday lrvxnq Iohnson so ..1t 1 Y ' faf 0 7' ' f ff f ul' .I . -I' .Jlmsf zgAfem...t11e ' - .. C cl e ' ' u Robert Kaspar Helen Kelley Connne Marshall Adele Rausch Rosemary Sarlund Wtllxam Szeden Helen Van Dyke Thtrty exght me guf ?fl!AoL jownjt gaming December 1937 April 29, 1938 Ray Culp Terttu Palm Ruth Beswick lrving Iohnson Richard Gross Betty Praed Lillian Bock Mary Kelly lrving Iohnson Adele Rausch Steve Cacioppo Mary Klunk Don Kurzenknabe Clarence Oxiord rowing December Lillian Bock Christine Biewald Steve Cacioppo Mariorie Eck Howard Ehrlinger Robert Ellingson Don Guinea Earl Schmackels Stanley Wahlquist lgairu 14, 1938 lane Kennedy Don Kurzenknabe Lorrie Lilienberg Elaine Lundquist Patricia Miller Louise Murphy Phyllis Norton Marie Christiansen Ray Culp Eleanor Fehr Richard Gross Don Kurzenknabe Lorraine Lilienberg Elaine Lundquist Dorothy Woody 5',,,,.,4, May 24, 1939 Peter Arestis Christine Biewald Lillian Bock Steve Cacioppo Henry Chakoian Robert Ellingson Ierome Hansen Iames Honan Lorrie Lilienberg Elaine Lundquist Ierome Hansen Lill Schneidenbach Fred Tulsl Fred Tuisl .7Ae .9InlJorfunCe 0 WofAin9 Auf fAe jrufA gain? giuinwf December 13, 1939 Margaret Anderson Steve Cacioppo Mariorie Eck Robert Ellingson Hal Felman Ierome Hansen lane Kennedy Louise Murphy Robert Shatier Merle Strassheim Mooneeyn Thue jig Clam. ,Si-Loaf December Grace Ackerman Helen Case Betty Cunningham Arline Erickson Marge Freeding Ethel Field lerome Hansen Iames Honan ! .Ion f gal., December Grace Ackerman Bob Benson Kay Brosius Lois Bumett Roger Hall Davis Pauline Fleming Robert Hangel Ianet Iones 11, 1940 Richard Schlogel Mary Sheridan Merle Strassheim Ken Sutton Fred Tuisl Connie Walther Iames Weaver Olive Williams penny 10, 1941 Ruby Morris Eugene O'Bannon Betty Payton Lois Rasmussen Ralph Stromberg Ken Sutton Bob Swiskow Iack West Olive Williams Thirty-nine Spring 194U Steve Cacioppo Marjorie Eck Robert Ellingson Hal Felman Ierome Hansen lane Kennedy Louise Murphy Robert Schlogel Mooneeyn Thue 'mn ,, sm Iune 11, 1941 Grace Ackerman Kay Brosius Helen Case Roger Davis Ierome Hansen Iames Honan Theodora Ieannides Ianet Iones Patricia Kane Richard Schlogel Robert Shatter Mary Sheridan Merle Strassheim Ken Sutton Bob Swiskow Iames Weaver Olive Williams OIIPMUC' fo !fJJm1'fA lune 17, 1942 Bob Benson Audrey Bloom Iune Cummings lerry Gibson Rosemary Goldlein Iohn Gummerman Shirley Iohnson Ierry Kiefer Lois Lawson Ruby Morris Eugene O'Bannon Richard Rapoporte Lois Rasmussen loan Stout Ken Sutton Robert Swiskow Fred Valdivia lack West Bruno Heber Bernadene Bayston Iacqueline Iarman Irving Iohnson Richard Gross lean Adams Corinne Marshall Adele Rausch Don Kurzenknabe Eleanor Fehr Elaine Lundquist Robert Ellingson Mariorie Eck Hal Felman Merle Strassheim Ierome Hansen Olive Williams Grace Ackerman Ken Sutton Ruby Morris 3441 lyrediclenfd pro elffl pCl,l"el'li5 to promote child welfare annual carclsharlc parleys my son my son loqua crous social hours busy bodies 1ss Veronica Whelan called the tirst PTA. meeting to order on lune 3rd 1931 Miss Whelan was Dean ol Girls at the time The members elected Mrs W lllarn Knorst their president Under her leadership our campus grounds became the oroiect of that year planting shrubs and grass seed When our school was made into a Senior High the P T A helped us find our sea legs by and repairing broken band instruments ln 1934 they held their hrst benetit at the Davis Theatre and a month later they gave their now traditional card party As the years rolled on more traditions were introduced Council Conferences purchase of Viking pages talks by civic speakers and Parents Night When Foster Avenue was a dan gerous highway Mrs Wallschlaeger Chairman 1 Mrs. George Vroomun 1941 el 943 Mrs D W Wheeler 1934 Mrs William R Gross 1935 1937 Mrs I W Mmer 1938 1939 Mrs I M Farrow 1940 ol the Ways and Means Committee had lights installed at the corners of Leavitt and Foster Ave nues and did much towards having the bus line run to Broadway During 1937 and 1938 the P T A went on seven tours and Mrs Wharton gave a Telephone Bridge and Cooking demonstration Ev ry type ot luncheon imaginable was given but the prize goes to Mrs Theodore Tausig for her canapes to chili con came Their proudest moment carne when Amundsen s chapter of the P T A was awarded the Gold Leaf Certificate tor passing its membership goal in 1942 Mrs Swiskow Chair man of the Membersh1p Drtve brought the enroll rnent lrom 134 to 471 in three months' This Association is respons1ble lor Amundsens poor students wearing glasses thank you parents Forty , 1 , . .- . A H H I - 1 the quartermaster S corps ' ' starting the Log Stall oft with its first typewriter, pot-luck luncheon. Everything was served from ftf5LL t A9125 rn t vrrtuosos squeak' he groove future E? pepprnq up the pep meet hllmq qrad uatron halls wrth Pomp and Crrcumstance and la 1 h p y na Wll the mellow musrc dur 1nq drama rntermrssrons that s AMUNDSENS BAND' aton wrelder was Henry Soplcrn who had been former drrector ol the honor ary champ1on orchestra at lane ln l933 upor comrnq to Amundsen he found only 28 land members ut now there IS a 7U prece concert band wrth 7 S s and one E to then cr: at tOnlv e qht contests tool adrna the Cheers at V1lClIlQ prqslcln games The rrst b Some 'graduates are now ln professlonal ITIUSIC qroups lxke the Lhtcaqo Crvrc Orches tra the Woman s Sv mphong Orchestra Northwe tern s Bana and oven the Army and llavy Bands hut all ol them have therr school letter for loyal servrce They l ne fer forget therr trrp to Shorewood Wrsronsrn 1n 39 for an overmaht Con cert and Contest at nlarrlson I-l1qh Everythrnq happened tldal waves of flu measles and mumps struck them alonq wlth an undlaqnosed type ol amnesla but a few sur vrvors hravelg went on playrnq shorthanded The scorlnq was read Amundsen S l Sometrmes the hlast that greets the V1S1lOT at oand rehearsr ls rs a lrttle drscouraqma but everyone aets hrs enthusrasm hack rn the contests where the excrtement runs hlqh dnd the TTILISIC' s hwh lass neg lc fA fgg Jinx O 7lflaeJfro 0 fAe fjuf Forrest L Buchtel l C3 1 3 7 Ierome Keller lean Mxx Rexd Poole Fruncls Iohnson G ll UGC 7lll1ll'u Ylll 3 lf ll Forty one Art Van Damme Mens Symphony r n l mt s l 1 Vxrqxmcx Shewfelt Sprmq 1934 lane Lmdholm Fall 1936 Sprxnq 1937 Marge Streed Fall 1939 .A .A !OI'l'JlJ2l'lt5 34101194 fA.? 701115 Shuley Thompson Fall 1934 Sprmq 1935 Mary Ann Gxlster Fall 1937 Dxcnne Petropolus Sprmg 1940 Fall 1940 Carol I-'lodxn Fall 1935 Iecxnnette Plne Spflllq 1938 Fall 1938 Carolme Letter Sprmq 1941 Ruth Anderson Spunq 1936 Iean Mortm Sprmq 1939 Mary Sue Kxnkle Fall 1941 Sprmq 1942 KAOIWLQI' 6195 . . . nimble to grumhle freshman 1n1t1at1on health and wealth fun galore on you say you werghed clear? tut tut he names ot the outstandlng glrls on our GIRLS ATH LETIC ASSOCIATION honor roll reads lrke that tor the c1ty There s Audrey Olson a natronal bowlmg champ and Mary lane Wrchser wlnner 1n the Tnbune swlm mrng meet Then there are other names known pr1rnar1ly for the1r achrevements w1th1n Amunclsen Among them we hnd Elarne Roth swmg srnger the laughrng Zreg ler slsters the srng hCIDDY Three Lrttle PIQS Dorothy Iacobsen Dorothy Delbrrdge and V ra George Gayle Vretlnghoff he hrst ot the G A A grrls to become a gym teacher and lane Lmdholm member of every all star team at school Lastly there are the 1942 Na tlonal Bowlrng Champrons Patsy WGISS Erleen Sher lock lean Chnstransen Shrrlee Wlclcersherrn and Audrey Olson All are stars ln our galaxy ol stars' Memorable events through the years are the Mother and Daughter banquets the G A A Folhes and a rrp snortmg basketball game between the All Stars and the Womens Faculty Team rn 1936 Mrs Garrlott Mrs Mrddendortt Knee Mrss Dundee? Mrss Meagher M1ss Engelstern and MISS Helndl were the faculty good sports who put on a grand show for the packed house Also who can forget the games between the teams from Mr Goodrlch s and Mrss Hemdl s summer camps? Forty two U 0 . U o o o o o o ' o o o , Q "H .- Q o o o ' , 1 V11 . 1 Ll - .. T I 4 I . f . . - 1 1 , r I , V S , A - ' 4 . - . , f I , : - . . 11 . . H I A, . D . I V 1 ' . . 4 . . , L . . . 1 1 . ' I - f 1 . , . 1' W , , . . . , ' 6 fy M 1 . . f Wai "' V 1 . . E A I I L 1 . . . . - I j 1 . I . . 1 nymphs to rumble to stumble for women only aw, shuclks ' hikes and picnics how much did girls, le1t's have none otf that talk Or the trips to Vlfashinaton with their 5 OOO points? the trosh assemblies for which Carolyn Leiter and Susie Kinkle made those knock em out posters? Then there was a certain day when Milly 1-leindl turned a tomato red lt came about like this at one ot the award assemblies Alter all deservinq elements had been ad mired and rewarded it came time to pin the booby medal in bowlina on Mildred Finley Cshe had knocked down three pins in ten tramesl Whereupon she be na asked to mal'e a speech by M H said Everything I am or all that 1 have done 1 owe to Miss Heindl M lly H nowadays talks less and thinks more Well thats only a very small part ot the story that makes up the G A A But there is another tale that can be told that ilustrates the kind of faith and aood sportsmanship characteristic ot the aals Some winters ago on a niaht when the thermometer registered twenty below zero Cwell that s what they claimedl the G. A. A. was presentina its famed Follies. lt all de- pended upon the mistresses of ceremonies Mary Reilly and Iune Brunswick. They came through the arctic blasts truaainq the two miles in their lona-llowinq eves nina gowns! Blue from the cold wet to the skin and dishevelled these two aamesters went 'on with the show. That my friends is typical of ourselves. Forty-three Iune Carlisle Spilnq 1935 Ieanne I-'ridell Spring 1936 Faith Ann Ziegler Fa 1937 Alice Mader Fall 1940 Jaffe: ' flOf0.1l.llPIIl.f .7ArougA f P eum lane Lindholm Virginia Pratt Fall 1935 Fall 1936 Doris Lavery Annabel Kiewitz Spring 1938 Fall 1938 Beatrice Gediqian Leona Corthier Sprinq 1941 FQ 1941 Florence Roos Spring 1937 Gertrude Smith Fa 1939 Pearl Euler Sprinq 1947 !QgaLm paaaera locker room chalk talks bench warmers waterboy s glory you have to krck where lt counts you bet they re good at makmg a pass don t let It throw you rah rah rah Wlth a bulldog for mascot the 1 rst FOOTB ALL TEAM plunged untr1ed mto the league for the new semor hrgh schools The re d cor read three won and one lost lt was a grand startl Stockdale certamly burlt a team of stalwarts prac trcally overn1ght Then came the 1935 and lts rn and out season lt was wrth thls team that Bob Carruthers made All Clty Then came a serres ot mdrtterent seasons Louts Iornt had taken over and was burldmg for the future Hrs ol1 p cy pard ott ln 1941 We captured the North SSCTIOH trtle for the frrst and only trme Our g t ea est passmg combmatron of Red Iohnson to Art Stevens made th t t1 e r e a cmch And tn the semr tmal agamst Lmdblom can we ever forget th vahant hght a heaxrly out manned Vrlfmg team put up? Remember the crowd that warted after the game to che team for 1ts ma t er our gn rcent haht'P There were tears that trlled our eyes apfalnj f Cvroccli f9?? fo 1942 10 4 Co captams Joseph Hem G 1 19?5 L 1 111 1936 C aptams eorqe Waqner and Wxlham Dwyer Wnllxcm Stull and Hurry Llpe Hubert L1ptrot and Thomas Ramsey 1937 1938 1939 Co capta ns 1940 C capta1 rs Howard Wall Aurel Nicola Carl B Peterson cmd Warre G Schult 1941 Co captal W llxam Iohnson and Ralph Nor on Ke nelh Vollmcxr and Robert Crosslc d tnot rrcturcfll 0 0 1 O 0 O ' . . . r - Y . . C 0 O O 0 U ' V I A 'J I 1 Q 1 I O O ' o o 9 , ' - 7 ' . . . . . . 0 O O . . Q 7 ' . . , . . . o o A o o ' ' o - ' ' ' ' ' ' e ' ' . , f' - ' Q ' 1 J. . , . . f C of In . f : . . ',,,,.-v"" ' .,,.Zf "Q 1 ,V N 4 ,, ' V , K 1, ff"?'f,rfA J f 9,41 V. . ,J :ka 1 V 5 f T :gg 3 rig .. it - ' r 'kj - V 7 7 '52, H, , I at K . ii V A 4 31 971 . K ' 1933 .3 1 - ' , ,Q To cf: ps ns 1 abc ' Z - 1 : C- 'I 1 - 'ns ' . n . z i ' m n 1 1' ' Forty four FOOTBALL League for New Senuor Hugh Schools 1933 Regular North Section Competmon 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 Won Lost Tied Farragut 7 0 LAKE VIEW 715 LANE Kelvyn Pk 20 0 ROOSEVELT Foreman Sullnvan 1 3 0 SCHURZ SENN SULLIVAN TAFT 130 019026 0241013 913 014013 1 O31 200 00 180 1901 Game 17031972 1 3126 7 Y 0 I 2 Segtuoh I 3 625 6121 196 013 2001312 WALLER 346 180 207 Game WON LOST TIED CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 1940 0 C ed 0 tl? pgdhll para Semi Rnal Amundsen 6 Lmdblom I3 Carl 51013115516 I-01118 C I0l'Hdl .711 1933 jeam Andersen Harold Behrendt Robert Blount Harold Clrone Anthony Cogan Jack Fredell Enver Koopman Arnold Mau Kenneth McMahon Forrest Meyer Fred Mxller Walter Murphy Earl Prggott Ed Prassas Nrck Pntchard Robert Ross Wllllam Scholl Edward Steger John 31 1934 jeum Aull Charles Becker Le Roy Bomke Danxel Carruthers Bob Collms Donald Covey Lester Dreslme, Robert Dwyer B111 Grlster. Art 121 Golden, Robert Hallberg, Elmer Hzggms, B111 Kugel, Robert Lmd, Clxiton Llpe. Harry 121 Lrptrot Hubert Forty fxve MacLean John Magnuson Lawrence Manos Peter Marsh James 121 Oxford Clarence Petrle Clyde Ryan James Stull W1l11am121 Stupp, Robert Theophelos N1ck 121 Trpztmo, Tony GRIDIRON BENCHMATES 1933 TO 1941 312 1933 flaw Alfons Rupert Anklam Arthur Baumann George Comstock Wxllard Creogh John Drshman Gustxe 131 Goddard James 131 Gross Wxlham Gruff George 131 Hammerqulst Herbert Helsberg Fredenck Koop Wlllxam Lmd C1111OI'I Lrptrot Hubert 121 Mader Robert 121 Matt Paul McMahon Forrest Modell Cec11131 Mueller W1111am Olander Hxldmg Plambeck Raymond 131 Poole Bush 121 Ramsey Thomas Wall Howard 121 1 31 1936 jeam Brown Wxllnam Busen S Erxckson Irvmg Gross, Wllllam Hasburgh J Marme Joseph Neckerman Robert Olander Hxldmg Terry, Louls Thoma, Walter Van Hlggms, Wxllram Vossel Joseph 310 I937 f7wm Vlahandreas Jxm 121 Bucsa, Julxus Heavey, Francls Wagner, George 121 Carlson, Roy Helsberg, Edward W11ken. Robert Carter Wtlhs Karls W1ll1am Wrllson Fred 121 Chrlstlansen, Lloyd Koop Wxllnam 121 Topp, Alexander 121 Numr-rrrls rrltel lfrmfr 1r1d1 Lxptrot Stanley 121 Lorenz Elmer Nrcola Aurel Olson Russell Peterson Robert W Robmson Tcm Rossow George Schmackels Earl Vcssell Joseph Walsh Jack Weber Wrllxam D 311 1938 jeam Anderson RobertC 121 Lawrence H Bennethum Harry Cacloppo Frank A Dahlenburg Rrchard Delahanty .lack Dzshman Bernette B Fauls James 121 Gruif Edward Hartman Fred Hawkmson Roy Holz, Robert Kautenburger W Klem Marvm Larson, Warren Jack 311 193 Albrecht. Wxllram 131 Delahanty, John Dxshman Bernette Glassgen, Albert frtcs last year On tefrrrx 'md Llebezelt Gunther Martms W May Robert MCCarter W11l1s Monahan John Oscarson V Peterson Carl B Reilly George F Inden Fred Olson Robert 121 Frednckson Robert Johnson W1ll1am121 Parent Donald 121 Grutzmacher Carl Lewxs Morgan Remhardt John 121 Guy Art 121 Morrlson Robert 131 Seney Ed Jumes Leon Norman Ralph 131 Wlllldms Thomas 121 Juraczc Henry Zu1'1Ck Steve 121 Llptrot Frank Abbott Rrchard Bergqurst Robert Berns John Brtter Bud Blades Roy Brown Robert 121 Burns Rlchard Colegrove Edward Demas W1l11am121 Rosen Seymour Glassgen Albert Schultz, Charles 121 Granberg Eugene 131 Schultz Warren 121 Hawkrnson Roy Vuyovrch, Robert Hlrsch Wallace 121 Werbe George Kelly George121 Mann Art 121 jhe 1940 jealn Marks Nxck Kxrchwehm Howard 131 Memhmdt wllllum Lecture Patrlck Martms Sldney May Robert McPha1l Berme Mellln Curt 121 Mltchell Fred Ohlson Howard Polson Lennart Rubln Leonard Saskas Bxll Steffen, Robert Stevens Arthur 121 Vollmar Ken 121 9 jeam jle 1941 jvanz Granopoulos. James 131 Anastos Gus 121 Bowman Art Haldewang, Wrllram 121 Ash Len Burns, D1ck Hanson Walter 121 Baba. Martxn Cahxll Drck 121 Heavey Frank Berlmger, Arthur Chandler Wllllam total your on all 'Pf1rn Neylon Paul 121 Parker George Parker Jrm Pearson Ray Phxllxps J1m121 PlSfOYlO Matt Rasmussen Ray 121 Rerlly Anthony Salsburg, Mlles Sandberg Roy Selfert, Judd Shabaz, Jack121 Spanylan. Robert Stem Thomas 131 Sternloff Robert 121 Stncker, Paul Werbe, Art 121 Zerwer Robert 121 , ' ' 1 71- 1-771 No --1 -- . ' - o-6 1 - o-7 1 o-6 12-7 14-o - 132-6 , 1 4 yi jp 1 , g p T7 T 7 7 6-3 7-H-1717761911717 717 76371 7- QQEQ s 1 1. 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' , - , ' 1121 . f' ,' , ' 011C 25 jkfllllg Ou jlfrft 3 eafd Edward C Delaporte Saul Farber Carl Stockdale 19371939 19411943 1940 19341936 The SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM was orqamzed 1n 1934 w1th Al Kazlauslcas and Matthew Maschek as captams The team h1t a rut when 1n 36 they lost e1qht games and won only one However the boys really h1t the1r str1de ID 1937 when they set the h1qh score record for all ChlCGqO prep schools As the years went on th1rd place 1n the sect1on tmals seemed to be reserved for Amundsen but along ln 1940 came the Vlklnq Caqers to w1n the north s1de champ1onsh1p w1th n1ne v1ctor1es chalked up aqalnst one defeat Led by Captam N1ck Past1 the team beat Austm 1n the quarter hnals by a score ot 18 15 Tom Drles and Iohn Carrol were two of the outstandmq players Then came the sermtmal round and our caqers bowed to Crane wtth a score ot 37 28 The 41 squad s sen1or members were shown up when 1t came to shoot mq baskets by Bruce Canatsy a Jumor He was h1qh score man wtth 120 po1nts whlch helped place the caqers 1n th1rd place 1942 rolled around and once aqam found the team 1n the1r bronze n1che The squad seemed to be domlnated by rumors as Edward DeHart Marty Draths Donald Magnuson and lack Weyrlch held 1mportant pos1t1ons When they got on the courts they really sped r1qht along w1th the1r better halves and earned the respect of Pops Delaporte and Blessmq as well as that of the1r team mates Z?lftCLQf88l":5 . . . sink it for Mabel . . . ouch! the . talke it on the run . .. . be sure to keep at jump ahead SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM MATES jde 1934 Seam Mgr Robert Eklund Kaufman Joseph Burkhardt Donald Kazlauskas Al Carruthers Robert Klnney Russell Grutf George Maschek Matthew Hallman Warren Massa Karl Hem Joe Mau Kenneth McMahan Tom Meyer Fred O Brlen Gllbert Petn Clyde Stephensen Wxllxam Wolil Herbert 3442 l9?5 jam jhe l937 jeam Burkhardt Don Ekblad Arvld Hem Joe Kazlauskas A1 Kxnny Russell Mau Kenneth Meyer Fred O Brxen Gllbert Petrxe Clyde Plomen Ray Wexr John Wolf Sherwm McMahon Thomas 348 1936 jeam Mgr Ray Mammoser Brehl Vernon Blomke Damel Bock Robert tCo capt J Dausch J Dunwoody James Dwyer Wxlham Gebbze James Gregg Wallace Hemz Warren O Brxen Gllbert Remschrerber Gordon Schmaltz W Wexr John tCo capt 1 Frank Warner Mgr Arthur Knopolf Anklam Arthur Couston Bruce Daush Arthur Grlgq Wallace Hagelauer Joseph Hendry Wxlham Long Donald Schmalz Mathlas f7lw 1938 jeam Mgr Robert Gar Anklam Arthur Cordes Jack Cramer Jack Draths John A Draths Rlchard Fentlman John hnkle Hagelauer Joseph Hansen Carl Knopoif Arthur Lagerquxst Gunnard Lewls Morgan Lueders Edward Maddox Russell Forty s1x 6 A A r ' en y . . . - , - - - - . e , V I - 1 - I . ' 7 ' I 1 I I 1 I I , I ' I . . F ' - - - ' ' I Dunwoody. James Schaeier, J oseph 1 ' I I , . I 1 I I ' ' ' ' 1 l I 1 I ' , , . . - , ' . , I I 1 . H n If rf I I ' , ' , floor burns plenty of forward act1on on your guard what a game, the 4 F s versus the 1 A s smcker snlclcer SENIOR BASKETBALL NORTH SECTION , LEAGUE 19 4, 1935 1936 1937 19aa,19391194o 1941 1942 1943 Wonl OS' LAKE VIEW 23 35129 131 18 40 LANE 1 20 34 24 541 29 33 ROOSEVELT 24 20 30 37 22 43 I8 30 21 34 39 23 36 36 27 29 40 35 29 32, 48 25, 36 29 26 29 22 36 35 29 13 37, 33 27 23 24 I6 20 25 38 42 30 32 48 35 244 37 33 C scuunz g1j,,Q,",, 24 20 30 40 35 34 I 26 41119 29 40 37 SENN 42, a 3126, STEINM ETZ OVQYTIITIQ 2219 36 27 31 26137 34 28 224 32 61' 25 29 3123 36 27 32 23 52 31 47 42 35 42 47 28 48 34 24 29 8 SULLIVAN 23 38 26 32' 30 34 TAFT 40 28 1 1 4612 30 34 38131 33 26 36 29 6128 45 213516 24 20 38 371174 37 VON STEUBEN I7 32 20 18 26 45 35 38 27 41145 21 4127, 37 27 39 3711 48 46 WALLER 20 301 30 24 15 29 67 25 32 29157 21139 34, 77 20 33 28 50 49 FOREMAN 22 25 WON 3 LOST I e I940 Amundsen I8 Austun Amundsen 28 Crane 37 CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS 1941 Amundsen 33 Austm 42 Amundsen 53 Austm 1943 Amundsen 45 Schurz Amundsen 26 Lmdblom 40 311 1939 3 am Fentlman John Mgr Robert Garfmkle Hansen Carl Levm Irvlng Lynch Robert Maddox Russell Ward John Mgr Bud Buss Bergquzst Ralph Carroll Jxm Cordes Jack Draths John Draths Rrchard lCapt J 31 1940 jeam Mgr Sxgfnd Bjurstrom Harm Clrfford Lally Edward Ludwlg Henry Martens Wxllxam McCarter, Wzlhs Pastx. Nxck lCapt J Fentxman, Jack Albertson Wxllxam Blaul Thomas Canatsy Bruce Carroll. James Drexs, Thomas Forty seven UA 1941 jeam Mgr Constantme Kmnas Becker Rxchard Decker Ray Draths Martm Hagburg Earl Blaul Thomas CCaptJ Hedstrom Clarence Blessmg Robert Canatsy Bruce Chnsue Eugene Mxtzner Wrlbert Splers Kenneth Stack John 3412 1942 jeam Mgr Wxlllam Sloan Becker Rxchard Blaul Thomas Blessmg, Robert Canatsy, Bruce Chnstxe, Eugene DeHart Edward Draths Martm Magnuson Donald Morgan. Robert Stack. John Weynch. Jack flllel' 1934 Co caplams Matthew Maschel: an IAI Kazlauskas not pxcture-d1 1 938 Joseph Hagelauer 1 94 1 Thomas Blaul C le 5 0 .SJEIUOP ga5Lef ll 1936 Co captams 937 Iohn Wei! Iames Dunwoody an Robert Bock 1940 1939 Nlck Pastr Richard Draths 1942 1942 Robert Blessing Eugene Chnstle Co captam Co captam 1935 Co captams Don Burkhardt and Arvxd Ekblad lnot pxcturedl 3 jlfdt JMHIOI' EdJL2tLfl 3264171 Bottom Row Fkblad Metrers Kokonas 'W'e1t1ng Wolff Van Der Gathen Houston Top Row Knoght Zelwsko OConner Dwyer Braverman Maqneson and Coach Stockdal ong the famed boaraers of our Blue Room 2l9 these trtcky footers the IUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM have often gtven the sad thought to thetr senror brothers Smashmg through powerful opposltlon even as far back as 36 the team competed for the ctty playoffs but was defeated by Tuley The l938 team led by B1ll Kaveney soon became aware of the fast playtng of Nrck Past1 then only a sophomore However after two years of Htghltghttng the 40 season was the defeat of the Roosevelt team by the Vtkmg cagers wrth a score of 29 28 Arnundsen was the ftrst tn fact the only team to defeat the Rough Rtders tn the league The Junror team gave evldences of belng Clly champs at the beglnnlng of the season ln l94l but dtd not lrve up to pre season expectattons However wlth Edward Gruff as captam the team Wound up hed wlth Schurz for fourth place ln the north sectton Dotng some fancy stepplng ln the games were Wllly Mueller and Harvey Derlght The 42 season was a bad one for the boys but exctttng mo ments were provrded by Robert Kerwrn and hts long sharp shoottng One of the closest games was the Stetnmetz one whlch the Vtlcrngs won by a score 29 78 C.. 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Llgglflgri next year's varsity only one drrbble to a customer two hands for begmners puff puff, engtne full of steam gettmg no place fast JUNIOR BASKETBALL BUDDIES UL., 1924 flaw. jf? 1936 jeam Braverman Alan Dwyer Wxllxam Ekblad Arvxd Houston Rlchard Knoqht Magnuson Lawrence 3 Bock Robert Bott Frank Grrgg Wallace Harnson George Hoffstedder Kamoske Adam Mexrers James O Conner James Von der Gathen Henry Wettmq Jack tCapt l Wolff Wlllldm 35 jeam Meyer Fred Schaefer Joe Schenk Dean Wexhng Jack Rems Mgr Jack Sterlmg Bolhng Henry Bott Frank Colebrook James Harnson George Massa Herbert Noesges Robert Paulus Wrllram Schaefer Joseph Vrhon Lester f7Ae 1931 jeam Mgr Harry Brassler Mgr K Lamder Bemrs Rodney Berqulst Ralph Bollmg Henry Bott Frank Draths Robert Hardm Roy Harrtson George Harnson James R Kaveney Wrlham Knudsen Cllfford Lewls Morgan Lrvmgston Jack Nelson Charles Ftystedt Eugene Schmakels Earl Forty erght Q . . . 0 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 a Le ' ' it J K 1 1 f 1 1 l' 1 I V V 1 I I A l l fl- L ' ' playing, Nick graduated into the Senior team. Kokonus, Nick Zelaslto, Bruno Knudsen: Clifford ' ' , . Le I9 - .h . , I' ' Bergquxst Ralph JUNIOR BASKETBALL NORTH SECTION LEAGUE 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 , 1943 Won Lost LAKE VIEW 28 29 21 36 40 23 LANE 3154 1 o 26 31 noossvsu 15 38 19 60 34 30 SCHURZ Qian 27 31 34 18 sem: 1434 1851 35 30 smumsrz SULLIVAN 30 32 26 22 36 26 TAFI von sreuaeu 16 23 12 35 35 24 18 37 WALLER 21 37 15 33 33 29 44 23 FOREMAN 24 7 4031 27 24 30 37 37 29 2931 5122 2519 2 45 23 O 40 38 30 28 0 4 1 28 30 1824 4812 28 40 2731 2 26 21 14135 22 0' 0 24 38 25 23 33 2618 3 28 33 3 2928 30 21 133 4964105 17 4138 47 43 1830 24 41 40 1646 39 60 WON LOST CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 1936 Amundsen 37 Tuley 48 .7642 l9?8 jeanr 3611 19-I0 jean: Mgr Srgfrld B1urstrom Harnson JamesR Kaveney Wllham Mgr Jack Srmpkms Brown Robert Cam Robert Hansen Holger L Harm Clllton Nelson Charles R Scavuzzo Santo Thoma Earl jf, 1939 jean: Mgr Donald Wahlqurst Kellrher James R Brown, Robert Hansen Holger L Harrrson, James R Kaveney W1ll1am Forty nme Pastr, Nrck Peterson George Rystedt, Eugene Schultz Kenneth Decker Douglas Gruff Edward Kellrher James Kurz George Monahan John Morgan Robert Olson Rrcharcl Peterson George Stuke Rxchard Wells Zach 1Capt1 we 19-If jean: Mgr Constantrne Kmnas Stenmark Paul Derlght Harvey Granahan John UA., I9-72 f7m,,. Mgr W1ll1am Sloan Berg, Stanley Decker, Douglas Escorcra Mrke Frauen, Kurt Granahan. John Kerwm, Robert Mueller, Wrllard Rohrbacher George Schenck Rrchard Schnelder Ed Sprel, James Trohatos Pete Vevang Grant Weynch Jack Gruft. Edward KCapt Morgan, Robert Mueller, Wrllard Weynch, Jack 1 .746 3112511 ln MIUOI' Mlziefgflff A 934 lack Wertmq 1 Q 1 1 Frank Bott 1 94 1 Edward Grulf 1936 Co captams George Harnson and loseph Schaefer 1938 and 19:19 1940 Wlllram Kaveney Zach Wells 1942 no caplams Iohnny Granahan and Wrllard Mueller .Sjklftfki . . . home plate dusters . . , just . . oh! get at good pitcher . . 1. who s at dirty hum? . , , oh yah' . 1. rom second to short' Or Zelasko to Coorlas' that spelts our stellar keystone com brnatlon of all t1me BASEBALL TEAMS may come and go but the 1934 team played heads up ball for Stockdale Lane Just skrnned by 1n that 32 heart breaker that Ioe Hem pltched 1935 saw the flrst of the Monahan Kaveney Llptrot and Gran berg clans to appear 1n the l1ne up Herb Hammerqulst and Swede Porsberg ace fl1ngers keep the team 1n the race hm Marsh and Ed PTICQ kept f1r1ng bullet pegs across the 1nf1eld 1936 Warner Frank mound artlst number one W1ll1e Groth our Hall of Fame frrst baseman 1937 both Llptrots on the team loe Hagelauer a next season prospect 1938 Ioe pltches a no h1t no run game to open the season agamst Senn our f1rst blg four p1tch1ng staff Ioe Donahue Sakas and Kaveney 1' Stan Llptrot the pepptest backstop 1n our Hall of Fame we re knocked out by Harper m the quarter fmals we played Santy w1th eleven errors and elght unearned runs 1939 lane shuts us out and rubs 1t 1n w1th no h1ts Donahue makes a good stab to retallate rn the second game Lane shuts us out 1n the quarter flnals LANE' LANE' L'XN'T' 1940 two trlple plays dur1ng the season lohnny Farr loses a 4 U game agamst guess who? Lane' 1941 Gene Granberg leads 1n season s bat t1ng w1th 380 Dlck Abbott chucks a one h1tter and a two hltter another tnple play Roosevelt v1ct1m1zed 1942 hm Ph1ll1ps the squad s star zoommg h1s fast ball across the plate Wrllle Mueller another of those lrvely backstops Bruce Canatsy p1tch A 3 1ng heads up ball Robert Campbell heav1esth1tter w1th a 522 average w1n or ou' M L"0"5fA f P "Ur" lose our teams have played the game as good sports' Maunce Wemtruub Edward C Delaporte lohn H Kott Carl Stockdale 19391941 19341936 P EICIIYIOILJ Cl tflllld l934 1935 1936 Co captaln 1957 938 l939 Peter Coorlas Iames Thomas Icrmes Marsh Wxllard Groth Robert Bntz Howard Wall 1936 To captam Flfty 7 Q 9 F . - .... 1 - . . . 1' 1.4 .... I ' 1 A 1 I . . . Q I 1 C 4 W A Y! V 1 . . . , ' . . . . lQ42-1943 l937'l938 6 c - ' f ' l Anderson Lefty Kugel RobertC MCCQ-mer Wtlltg 1941 1942 1940 sllde brother sl1de . out' k1ll the umplre come on you foul balls, get off the field BASEBALL 1 s two and three on the batter oops' take a walk root, root, root, for the home team jeam 5713 1934 NORTH SECTION 1 LEAGUE 1934 1935 1 19361 1937 1938 1 1939 1943 Won Lost LAKE VIEW 1 1 24 2 03 Q 0 I O LANE ROOSEVELT SCHURZ 6 1 4 710 412 244 134 146 142 142 147 412 Not In Sechon SULLIVAN TAFT VON STEUBEN WALLER WASHBURNE 154 310 0 108 102 166 1 158 2010 294 5 150 WON LOST l e CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS 1938 1939 Amundsenl Harper 14 Amundsen O Lane 8 Frfty-one 1940 1941 1942 Numerals alto d t I t t d I t l ll Robert A Olson Eugene Granberg Rohan Blesnnq r name 1n ICG es as year on eam an o a years on a teams Braverman Allan Burkhart Don Chopskl Joe Coorlas Peter Flaherty Joseph Goddard James Gregory Theodore Grult George Forsberg Swen Hallman Warren Hammerquxst Herbert 345 1935 Mgr Donald Kallm M r HenryK1r1sh1an 9 Hrggms Wrllram 345 1936 Blount Harold C21 Dwyer Wlllram C21 Granberg Charles C21 Hammerqurst Herbert Monahan Robert C21 34- 1937 Beuman George Bomke Damel Brltz Bob Gerhard! Fred Hagelauer Joe Kaveney Jack C31 UA- 1938 Denms Wayne Gruif James C21 Hagelauer Joseph Knopoft, Arthur Kutselas Chrts Maschelr Matt Mau Kenneth Overbeck Ralph O Donnell John Olsen John Petrie Clyde Rapp Howard Rubm Dave Summers Robert Troutman Blll Zelasko Bruno Quin Marsh James C21 Teske Fred Thomas James C21 Bain Moran Edward C2 Pearson Elmer C21 Prrce Edward C21 Wexr John C21 Wolf Sherwm C31 Ellin- Larson Stanley Lrptrot Hubert C31 Llptrot Stanley Nolte George C31 Wall Howre Bain Larson Stanley Olson Russell C21 Parent Donald Schultz, Kenneth g1VC at blg yell' UA 1939 Mgr Francrs James Buss Cordes JaclcC21 Delahanty Jack Donahue John C21 Farr John W Gregory Gus C31 Gregory Nrck Harm Cltftord Kaveney Wrllram C21 Lynch Robert 545 1940 Granopoulos James Granberg Eugene C 21 Harm Clrttord Hxddmg Edward Krrchwehm Howard Lewls Morgan C21 Martens Wrllram 326101. Morrrson Robert C21 Peterson B Peterson George Wagner John Ward John Werbe George Weyland R Sakas Steve C21 Symans Stanley Wrlson Robert Bain Muntges R Norman Ralph C21 Olson RobertA CC21 Peterson Carl Parent Donald Werbe George .76 l94l jeam Abbott R1chardC21 Blessxng Robert Canatsy Bruce Carr Grover Doleman Donald C21 Gregory Peter Groth Robert C31 Grufi Edward C31 Hedstrom Clarence Kabxtskr Ray 31.1 1942 Angelopoulos Peter Barr Frank Cahlll Rtchard C31 Callrster George C21 Campbell Robert Canatsy Bruce Chrrstxe Eugene Frtch, Nelson Hammer Robert Kelly George Kmg John C21 Krnnas Constantme Mellm Curt C21 Meyer John Mrtzner W1lbertC21 Schwertteger Wrllxa Sperrs Kenneth C21 Vozar August ea Ill Hed Errc Lewan Donald Magnuson Donald Meyer John Mueller Wlllard Phrlhps Jzm C21 Roder George Vorsard, Andrew 111 O O O O 0 0 o 0 o o 0 t, , , , , 9 ' 9 0 o o 0 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 . , . . 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I x It x 1IIIIxII1 x II x 3-2 1 5-o I1-161 5-a 1 .7 I 1 1 - I-21 3-o - 1 3-121 5 4 ' - ' I IAA- I IIIXIII1 x 1 x Lx 1 xII 11-2I 4-5I 6-7 -- o-L1 . - I I' 1 11 1 1 I 7-2 9-2 3-o - I 4-2 - 14-6 1 14 o I -I I ' - - -' ' ' 1LIIAIgAI I x II x 1 x 120-2II 2-1 I 5-1 1 -1 1 5-o 7-4 9-4 - . . ' ' 11 I 15-7 5-5 7-5 1 1 5 1 - I I 11 x x a-5 16-6 3-2 1 x x x x x I A - 1 I 1II 2 I. 5 7 s 12 11 9 I 11I- 9 ton 84 x 1 17 111 5 5 5 2 1 3 5 1 5 7 s x 53 .7 , 1 , 2 11 1. .- ' 1 ll ' ' 1 . 1 C21 , ' I ' I ' .X4 .S?47fCLf5A CU'l6!6L . . no water wings needed . . .. grunt and groan artists . . . let's try a yaekknife . . . loolc Out for a half-nelson .. . . water relays . . . shoulders to the mat . , t. a fishy business. The first SWIMMING TEAMS organized in 1933 by "Pop" Delaporte, set up a record that Amundsen can look back on with pride. In the spring of 1934 Harry Bloomdahl, Edward Wherle, and Bill Stull made up the junior medley relay team that broke the record at the Lake Shore Athletic Club by five seconds. For this they received Amundsen's first swimming shield. Likewise, they took first place in the city medley relay, and came in second in the city finals. 1-larry Bloomdahl, by far the most outstanding swimmer, also set a new city record for the breast stroke. This team has yet to be excelled by another Amundsen team. At the beginning of the 1935 season Coach Delaporte admitted the team looked mighty good as the nucleus was made up of the previous year's stars. However, the team didn't click as well, and was no real threat in the city finals. ln 1936 the seniors placed fifth in the annual city swim meet, with Harry Bloomdahl, Edward Vtlherle, and lim Kimball exhibiting the best skill. By the spring of 1937 the team had dwindled because of the fellows graduating, and an urgent call was sent out for new members. This call was not met too enthusiastically throughout 1937, or 1938, and 1939 and, therefore, nothing spectacular was achieved. 1940 brought on a more prospective season with Wally Griffith making a name for himself by winning four out of five dual meets. The 1941 season started out with a bang, but dimmed out in the finals. ln 1942 the juniors placed fourth in the city meet, and fifth among the relay teams. 1 Y ? il , r 4. . 1 - .ji L, l f U jde MAeJfAn.g jeam Capfaind Robert Kreutzer William Moll Arthur Mann 1938 1936 1942 jde .Swimming jeam Capfaini 'W Iimmy Kimball Forrest McMahon Thomas Ramsey Harry Bloomdahl 1934 1935 1935 1936 Harry Ladot William Albertson Ierold Fairbanks Lawrence 1937 1939 1939 1938 Wallace Griffith lim Phillips Eric Hed 1940 1942 1942 Rix Fifty-two ma' yu'--1lA3 una, ,M-U ',x' fmt UN!! jAt'l.I' .SQJonJorJ S.. ? UI"' Donald Parent Charles Schunk Wxlham lohnson Wallace Gr it th W Fifty three Evanqelme M Carlotta Mrs Wnlma Duffy lrma E Swanson Leona Lauer Jeanette Shames Betty Dunmnq ICJ 8 f f U 1 341 13 1 1 1? 19471945 f f Qprmq 1918 19? Sprmq C 0 Phyllxs Mxller lean Chnstenson Ieanne Herdman Betty Spahr Helene Carelm Earl Schmackels S rmq 1 hp un Y 9 Sp 4 bprmq 1942 F 93! Betty McCambndqe Gene Thurn Nprmq 1940 Iohn Byrne Russell Maddox rm bprmq 143 1 1 arren Donewald Wllllam Barber 040 r ll 10 rum 4? r O Donald Larson Louxs C lorndt CSZLJ xszciefiefi harvest hop queens rumous haxrcuts thexr home ns the Y steak frles and slelghrldes campus casanovas always m the soclal lnmehght ff A aa 9 , 4 - ' A e I,-1 I 1 4. of 'A . .- '1 F111 1337 ., ' f V111 .8 ' V 1931 1lr111 193. Q ' L 1'.:11 121411 fp' 194' 1'fx11 1941 Q Ii V 19-if 11112 1 4C rinq 1.341 1"cx11 1941 H ' . '. 1111 1 ' Eipri 1946 1' 111 1918 B ' . 1":.1 1 .f Sp izc .41 F111 19411 fjfillllfl 1041 YV111 1941 Sf: ' , 19 F111 1042 Sl'11lll 11141 17-9 1.F'f1- 1 IQ41 1911 O O 0 N O 0 0 O O .x o 0 0 u N o o 0 O 0 O L Q 0 O O O 0 0 .!4i6lQ-Cle-CCtIfl'Ll0:f . . . they occupy the basement department . . . a drilling experience , . the private lives of future generals . . . johnny get your gun, get your gun, get your gun ., l935...A junior Battalion Unit was authorized at Amundsen under Major Wade C. Gatchell and Sgt. R. E. Prussing. During an Armistice Day Parade the three month old RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS received a letter of Commendation from Colonel Morrison de- scribing the conduct of the unit as exceptional. Helen Bauer submitted a sketch for the battalion's flag to the War Department in Washington for recording, approval and adoption. The unit built a rifle range and squad room. ln the Federal inspection the unit was rated "Excellent". 1936...Cadet Major William Hahn, formerly Cadet Commanding Of- ficer of the R.O.T.C. band, took command. Under him was Paul Furkert Know a 2nd Lieutenant of the U. S. Cavalry at Fort Sheridanl. 1937 . .. Major Cratchell left for duty and was replaced by Major R. N. Darrell. Our Drum and Bugle Corps was organized. The lst annual Cadet Hop was held in the Crystal Ballroom of the Edgewater Beach Hotel. 1938 . . . Cadet Major Arthur Cleland was made cadet commander. His aides: Cadet Captains joseph Klasen and Charles Nelson, now share the wars againuthe first in the U. S. Army Air Corps and the other in our first line of defense, the Navy. lst Lieutenant Norman Voss is a Sergeant in the U. S. Marine "somewhere in the Pacific". Captain Gerd Rogers of the Cadet Corps Staff, a select group of Officers from Chicago High Schools, was the pride of our R.O.T.C. Cadet Robert Hagen is at Pearl Harbor. l939...The Rifle Teams placed in the upper five schools in Chicago and Amundsen obtained the rating of "Honor School" after Federal Inspection! Cadet Commanding Officer Lieutenant Colonel William Kerman was complimented on his military bearing by Major General Kilbourne. 1940 . . . The Cadet Officers Club sponsored a Dinner Dance in the Ma- rine Dining Room of the Edgewater Beach Hotel. Cadet Majors john Mundt and Harold Scholm did much to improve the unit. l94l...The unit's sand table was completed through the efforts of Cadet Lieutenant Colonel james Honan and Cadet Captain Harold Hurwitz. Members of the Rifle Team placed 3rd, 4th and 5th in the matches. 1942...Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Pantelis Lambros was appointed to West Point. Then, he got caught in the draft. Amundsen's was the sole Corps to receive the honor of taking part in The Legion National Convention Parade. The boys published the unit's twelve page paper, the "Amundsen Cadet," on a mimeograph. Sgt. Prussing is still calling his units "men", the Men are still earning their colors. 0... IQ 0 fl cg J.n,,r..f 11 s...sam brown idolators oflicers' banquets . . . cadet op ' .. my buddy. overbill, ov er dale, as we hit Henlwn 7 'IM fe M the dusty trarl , e Wagfary Www 1935 Cdt MaJ Rrchard Goslee Cdt Capt Everett Bloome Cdt 2nd Lreut Kenneth Besse 1936 Cdt MaJ Harold Dretz Cdt MaJ Wrllram Hahn Cdt lst Lreut R1chard Hagen 1937 Cdt Mar Russell L Speaker Cdt Mal R N Darrell Cdt lst L1eut Ollver Long Cdt Capt lacc Lowman Cdt Sgt Frank Rek Cdt lst Lleut M Cdt Sgt Wrlham Van Hrggms arshall L Sp1k1ngs Cdt lst Lreut Vrctor Iurrc Cdt Capt Ioseph Klasen Cdt lst Lreut Ronald Gast Cdt lst Lleut Stanley Mrller Cdt Capt Charles Nelson Cdt lst Lreut Rudolph Nystrom Cdt lst Lreut Wrllram Sl1vka Cdt lst Lleut W1ll1am Wende Cdt Lreut Norman Voss Cdt lst Sgt Carl Zltterbart Cdt Sgt Edward Pauls 938 Cdt Lleut Col Gerd S Cdt lst Lreut Robert Hagen Cdt Capt W1ll1am Karls Kernan dt Lleut Col Wrllram M C Cdt Capt Gllbert Meyers P ters Cdt MaJ Eugene e 1939 cmd 1940 Cdt Mar Go Cdt Capt Harry Clew dt Mar M1nos Ioannrdes C Cdt lst Lleut Van Paleologos Cd Capt Robert TW11'11I'1q Cdt MaJ lohn Mundt 1941 Cdt Lreut Col lame C t Harold Hurwrtz Rogers rdon S Campbell s Honan Cdt ap Cdt Capt Charles Walance Capt Constantme Kolllnzas Cdt Cdt Capt James M1chelsen Cdt Capt larnes Weaver Cdt Mar Louls Wlttenmeyer 1942 Cdt Lreut Col Pantelrs Cdt Lreut Col Chr1stUlr1ch hn Stelber Cdt Capt Paul Llebman Lambros Cat Mator Vaug Flfty five Weef fAP gary? Sgt Robert Prussxnq 1935 l943 Un1ted States Army recerved one In 1924 he Robert Earl Prussmg as volunteer They sent hlm to fl and prstol Panama W shootlng Whrch placed hlm among the best Here le maneuvers' The he came face to face wlth Jung d th1s but malar1a out of sp1te sergeant survive got h1m twrce Then came Hawau and after that he marrred Later he adopted two Boston terrlers Queenle and Duke When the Eth1op1an War broke out he began h1s now fabulous collect1on of prctures from World War ll He has served the Army for twenty three years and hrs ambrtron IS st1ll to be a good soldler M4 . f . . 1 1 0 . . I I 1 t. . A ' ' ' lf ,I Cdt. Maj. Arthur Cleland ' ' ' . t . . ' I' , , ' ' ith the "Expert Pin" for ri e ' LIE... ELAUSE rn thrs tenth anrrrvtrsarv Vrkrng we have hr ought up so rrrarrv old tradrtlons we lr ive felt rt approprratc to rcvrvc thrs one rlso t re edrtor s message It rs a rrratter of sad reahvatron to the staff that there rs to he no other Vrkrng.. for awlnle For rnne vears Vrkrnv staffs have usuallv had a eertarn knowledge, and alwavs a stronf' hops that there would be someone to carrv on the annual nr the frll The pressure of these ehangrrrg trnres werghs upon the W rkrnf' as on other eustom rrv thrngs In reply to the manv pf oplc who have st ltr rl th lt rt rs unpatrlotre to havf this year book, we would hke to porrrt out that Ilre Presrdent has not asked the I uekv Bag or the Howrtver to tease puhluatron 5hortages there have been nr rnanv things, but fortunatelv for us tlrev have not as vet oeeurred rn the tvpe oi paper and other materials that we needed ln anothr r sense we feel that the Vrkrrw eon that group of tlnnffs that go to spell Amern a to all Arnerrearrs heeause 1r1 an llllilllglblf' wav the rnemorres rt preserves sc rve to warm our hearts We hope that when rt rs 6 all ovrr rn the rrrarrv over the Pl s, that tht Yrkrnlf mav appear agarn at Amundsc rr as new ears and vaeatrorrs and other usual tlnngs wrll tornf haek ones rrrore all over our 1 ourrtrv lc n vc ars rs hut the lu grnnrrrg oi a tradrtlorr the ten years staff wants to lul that nurnhf rlt ss luturc decades wrll earh see thtrr rnnrversary hook It rs a rhrrarterrstu ol Yrkrng trfl thrt even after graduation tlrev tend to feel themselves ar part of rt, forever The nos ldlgld ol llllllklllg baek over the husy hut lrappv yt ar sperrl rn preparrng the Vrk mg rs not so porgnarrt rf the thought rs present that other grrls and bovs wrll do the same thmg sometrme agarn Alice Barbour, fdltor Frlty srx 1 N d ' 'C I , ' . h K., V " - ' . , , , , , A. , . 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Da 1 r Perry ott to an ctr re aannnrstra or r n l ut Jamal and pleasc rahhlt are se ,er when f veuna boy always cal 1 ana LO lected at one tune tnstructor ln sCl'1 cl gl Edueatron at the Unlversltv ol Vhtcaqo made a study of penttentlartes IH order votatrena tr nrnna schools for lnrnates Ca me to Arnundsen rn l93Q belleves the s L 1 nts are thorou thhreds does not lllce to see aunt rhewtnq or studes hanqmq out wmdov s Mr Fuller fnend to every Arnundsenlte ettrcrent assrstant prrnt shop teacher to tort ter stude excellent sense ot humor delrherate and deadly basketball player one of those lane boys Budlonq tradrtron earner former student and teacher there el nr llgafgo Teachers Colleqe and DePaul as alma nater devoted father up and Fall ll U C Q U 1 , . . . t Q Q , l L L , t 9 o 0 o l . . . l O 0 O 0 r" , r: " 'tr 1- ,T '.'f'lVlfIllS lwe' rf' 'ht rfxrxtt-Ifz, . y frtfi H. P. 1" fi. 'xr' tal. 1:1 thnx: rnazy ttnmillfd :Hariri-. 1 1 il Y 4 ' - V' N 1 M. ...llftlb 1 L t .,.itx , te ,-1nt... , fx,-lpeo r, 1 N 't .. 'x "l2,... ' ' ' oxr N' ' ' 'A a' - ' ' "' tosetun TU l - . ', ' . Q 'Hd i L ,, C ,, . , Y . ,tulsa ' 7 J,.... , , . .,. . . . Yi I t ,S . .. , . .. . 1 l , . . . . -. , , 'C3.SC,l',f H. S ,, . ., r , , . ff, 2' ta. MR. CROSBY . , , rxdmirtistmtor qreenestrtped suit . . . red hcxir .. . taste deluxe irt Clothes . . .churts our course . . .efficiency plus . . . third step from the top...Or1e trtul hcrlcmce is sufficient . . . all profit cmd no less. nfzinififrafom . discipline . . . Oh, me! Oh, my! . . . what to do? "fig Mrs. Harriet E. Avichouser Alma C. LeDoux Mrs. Eslher W. Bamey Asszstmxt A"lIIllIllSlYfIlfI Assistant Admirustmtcyr Assistant Aclrrtinistrfxtor Swte-:tru Rendinq Co-orflinfrtor Belle G. Enqelslein Mrs. Lucile B. Royse Mrs. Orc: M. Harrinqion l'xlClfT'4'Il1':?Hl Adlustment Rewards Sixty-two L raman, C CMI lean Evers Mrs Esther Iones Mrs Grace L Huhmun Esther Bxehl Stxty three Sq Robert E Pnxssmq Round up books, buttons, and penctls qulet please, at ease, student pleas procedures, tacttcs, and routmes s s s sh da de da da da da, br r r r mg whew' MRS AVICHOUSER 219 calltng your home when ab sent btology and mtcroscopes dtssectron of frogs close up on bugs MISS LEDOUX readtng asstgnments study cut slrps broken bones collectrng anttaues for a hobby Enghsh notebooks MBS BARNEY freshman assembly U S htstory beauttful posture and carnage very efftcrent hall guard MISS ENGEL STEIN placement offtce Be sure to be on tune for your apporntment eff1c1ent Youth C o n v e n t 1 o n l24 MRS ROYSE aptttude and IQ tests sweet haven for scholarshtp seekers always wtllmg to help pet peeve surrealtsm psy chology polrshed MISS EVERS veteran of th lrbrary tapptng her penctl and shh h1ng an old hand at d1gg1ng out facts recom ooks IS her spectalty pattence tn Iendtng her ltterary knowledge to students MPS HUHMAN gen eral offtce manager co operattve rf you have a note most asked quest on May I use the phone please? always at her post MRS SMITH head cashter audttor s deltght ftnanctal wrzard of Amundsen tedtous respons1b1l ty MISS BIEI-IL Perrys efflclent secretary chtef chore lS keeptng the l1l Worrtes of ltl studes everyone s pal SERGEANT PRUSSING R O T C task of converttng young freshles mto promtstng cadets responstble for the performance of the Competttton Platoon regular fellow only woe Federal Inspectton proud of hts two dogs Duke and Queente mendtng b pleasant recepttontst credtt records pactftes the O C C O I O, 0 0 : . . O O O O ' O 9 C - O 0 . O F 1 1 , l F i O I.: F H i Y F H . O . Q . asv I ' ,. Q Q-.'-ex ' you. MRS I-IARRINGTON . . . records . . . class rating . . . I , ' . . . I . . . l . . e Y T ' . , . . 1 H ,, A , , . ... ' ' 'E . . . . Mr. . , 1. . ' I - ome conomim ana! fAe QC l'liC6t . . . rolling pins: the art of defense . . all thumbs, no thimhles . what's, watts and volts? . . . quite shocking . . . the machine age experts . . . ems and quads. MISS OWENS . . . "a stitch in time saves nine". . .always thorouqh and precise . . .promptness is her motto. . .how to be a well-groomed young lady. . .neat appearance . . . fashion shows. MISS LEI-IMANN . . . pins and patterns . . . collaborates on fashion shows . . . home arts . . . back after a years absence. MRS. KING . . . ma to all the airls . ..teachinq and practicinq cleanli- ness. . . master ot culinary secrets . . . an expert cook . . . well liked by all her pupils . . . prac- tical home nursinq. MR. COI-IEN . . . the man to see it you're interested in printinq. . .really knows his type... Gutenberq's disciple par excellence . . . omnivorous reader. MR. ANGLEMIRE . , . specializes in watts and volts . . . charge of the Marshals . . . public address system . . ticket man . . . seniors apply for Iundamentals here . . . a friend indeed. MR. SLEPICKA . . . chiet "drape-shaper" of the Stage Crew . . . mechanical drawinq is first line ot duty . . . practical advocate of lefferson, or gentleman farmer .. . faculty basketball . . . scenery for plays. Gertrude C. Owens luliu O. Lehmann Mrs. Guyneth D. King Henry E, Cohen Donald D. Anqlemire Frank I. Slepickcx Sixty-four Sixty-tive i lune E. Stamm Laura I. Kremer dence . , the bureau of hug, atom andl amoeha investigation .. . . up it goes, Clown it comes , , . glow little burner, ttlieker, tfliclaer . . . the road Louis Pasteur took . . . ain't nature grantll MISS STAMM . . . all the synonyms that :neun swel-ill . . . canatle sponsor ot tho Clearirllt Conunittee . . . plants and hues and stutt. MISS KREMFR . . . natures interpreter . . . lonq hikes throuqh the wild wood ...insect detector...Biolt,qy Clue . . . out-door enthusiast. MRS. IND Mrs. Helen K. lnd .Hqeneral science... well known to the treshies. . . "johnny on the spot" . . . unknown talent excellent pianist . . . colrn and quiet. MISS PGY. . . oopular sponsor of the S.G.C.'s ..well liked Al' F - . ., . ft 'ce oy oy every senior lass . .. The systems ot the human hoay are . Helen Van Sands MISS VAN SANDS . . . tall and qracious . . poise personified . . . knows how to handle a horse . . . can really ride in stride. MR. ULVELING . . . nliysics absorbent . . . rotary :notion . . . "Have Frank H' Ulvehnq you heard this one?" . ..a too efficient hall quard lflth period. MRS. ARMSTRONG . . . chernis' Mrs. Grace M. Armsmmq try formulas. ..sinaIl and quiet . npleasant and cheerful attitude. ..ready to laugh at a joke. MR. CARMICI-IAEI . . . never a dull inonient it he can help it , ..terrn papers . . . 217 and sick- Hobart V. Carmichael enina odors . . . "such a simple solution." hn Sllver and Il and Aehrlles Long Jo ' pentameters and parsmg t6 the hee nmemeetmns O' Ah' Alas' Bah lla on Maedulhf Effie fmends, Romans, termrtes y O'I HK IUHFIU M ss Ednh Brabec Mrss Kcztherme Kolb Mrs Lucretxa Lutchum Mxss Alma LeDoux Mrs Ruth Mexerd erck S Mrs McrlhaT Ba ter Mar on Phxlbr ck Mrs. Helen-Mary Heflin Mrs. Pearl B. Drubeck S xty srx Mrs. Margaret Rob BYYSOH Helen G. Lindahl .Aff 6Ufl6! Wuziic . . symmetry and asymmetry . . harmonics and Clissonarrrces . e spectrum circle . . Toscanmi slept here . . pretty hard bed, eh what! . . pizzicarto and allegro Sixty-seven Mrs. Emily C. Wuqqoner Mrs. Amy C. Clarke Forrest L. Buchtel 1: ' Mrs. Marguerite L. Norcott Idc M. Bowman MRS. HEFLIN . . . lclerrcliriq Cfofordirrator . . , syl lahei ti-ca-tiorr . .. touch ot crlaruour . . . wirrurua personality . . . sponsor oi the Service Girls Cluiu MRS. BAXTER . . . guardian oi the Kirrrfs Erralrsh ...subtle sarcasru . . . euphuisru ot speech , .. ready to help you out at a iaru. MISS Pl'lll. BRICK . . . talerit scout . . . serrior plays and vari ety shows . . . public spealcirra . . .class skits. . . Htrippirraly cvrr the toriauef' MRS. RQBLRTSON ...gay plaid suits.. .everyorrespal . . . always rr lot ol tuu. IVHSS l.lNDAHl .... will rio out ol her way to help you...eiaht parts ol speech Upoirrtirra her tiuaer lor emphasis . . . tricrrcily. MHS, DRUBHCK . . . stylish arid stuart lookirra . . .lover of crossword puzzles . . . iriterestrrirg Classes, MSS. WAGGONER . . . loves to go ricl iriq iri the country . . . hard worker lor prezfisirur ..."S" raurra for the Girls' Chorus . . , rrzusic ri otelooo ks . . . chromatic scales. ..lzass arid trehle clef. MR. BUCHTEL . . . hand arid orches' tra . . . riothirrg hut the hest rut ratiuas . . . "try thr- last strairr aaairi' '... armual school rfoucerts . . , Alma Mater...rr1usical rrrolder oi Aruurrdseu youth . , . perfectly :tone or riot at ull. MRS. NUR COTT . . . hroad sertse ol tweauty . . . iirrale, iarr ale, jirrqle . . .unique charm hracelets. . . haziciy with the hrush . . . art is her husiriess . . . proud ot her flaufjhter. lVllSS l3OVflXNXlxl . . . lo ',.' al ro f"t ter at the iafrslzetlwall aarues . . . williria to co operrrtrr with all sorts ol Ol'LjCII1lZCIllOtl5,..lf.ltOW5 her art ... popular with the lads, arrd well-liked hy the lassies. MRS. CLARKE . . . liaudy at the harrrl work . . .il you talk it'll cost a copper piece. .. rruardian ol the piaay haulc . . . a real ciivisiorr room "ruoru." 9, 1 'Q F wfffz. . f"" A A Q 22 A Q ' i::Qgg.w '2 4 if X T.. M 'x X ..- is Stxty mne 0l'l'll'lfl8I"ClCt the lieylzoard to success goes out take at letter, darlrng Dear str what lspatcel, l k J modern lueroglyplucs goodmght MR GLAMORE what we aon t know about economrcs Mr G can tell us aurck on the trtqa r proud of hrs famtly and school brtet ca e advocate alwa s on tho ao ts cussron conductor g eat fcr s 1 1 tlat ng t e ass nernesrs of locker leaners ltkes to ta k MISS BRQWNLEE f1fty ftfty nn Pttrnan yersu Munson fatr and square marker tdeal teacher for qtrls qutet MlSb SNJANSOIN Loq subscr1pt1on booster what a pal IS Swanee bookkeeomq work sets balance sheets and profrt and oss statements knows all 'ne sraeltqhts of nall quard duty qooa conyersattonaltst frank frrst booster of war stamps and ponds MHS BAILEN always at Jes a neat and attra trve appearance one of ne faculty rooktes an brtton to tornahawk the boys IH her drvtston nrce to talk to MRS PROUCH knows all there IS to know about bookkeeotna natrent advtsor and counselor lunchroorn patrol classes around the clock system attc nomework tutors be Ntlderea studen' on her own h r pet peeyes are undepenaabte students and oum chewtnq MRS DUFFY always ready to lend a hand cterlcal prac ce capable sponsor of the Colleqe Day Commrttee loyal member of Share Your Car Club punctual shorthand s her soectattx cor tptler of the absence bullettn easy ttlfll l T debrt student comes rn credrt student do l do now? read that back at s d f at Remmgton' aomq can look at thma from a young person s vtewpotnt re rcent MlSS HANLON tp b t d ch Ja qurzzes tn case you dtdnt know that s shorthand llnqo consctenttous the aucltttes of a qood secretary sponso s the Prophecy Comrntttee dlsplays all out effort for thts commlttee MISS HAVES Well lool' who s nere After an trnprornptu fur 'ouqh rms popular Enqlrsh teacher returned too late to appear wrth n r departmental colleaques however the prcture scheaule permttted her to frnd a spot wrh the Commercral Department sunny drsposrt on a fr end to the newcomer qoes all out for her drvtston qu1et and unassumrnq MRS KEMPSTER stronq advocator of Munson shorthand wears smart clothes becomlnq ha1r dress her pet peeye rs nterruptrons whrle dtctatmq autl arrty on what the well qroornea stenoarapher wlll wear t asy to get alonq wtth very pleasant puts to practtce rrtoderate homework asstqn ments very lrkeable amrable sense of humor MQ NEl SON econd hand lrbrary or book room duty sys ternauc commerc1a law made easy as a b c under standtnq a qooa frtend to the Vrkmq ed tor audrtor of school accounts class cut ups h1s pet peeve Emu A Bndqam Helena Fltzqeruld Emxly L Purer . , 1 . o , o .gg l . t ,,, o ' ooo 4 o f 0 ooo ooo X 4 oaoo 000 . 1 0 Q o su Q 1 , L use ' 5 - .ow t , w . , y , t f V - . t' . .. 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V . ,, - If ff . v . ., 1. . lf .V -A f 1' . . . . l .D .V kj . . . . , ,, ' . , , , - ' , H , ..v,,- , r't,llfll.lJ,l Ctlfl M0985 Srste ytator, trop de lbonnes chases, Iionhen yetrlolhren gehen, si Ia voracldladl humatna, karavrosomenas teen heaftore psycheetn boy' thus catptnon was at job' IVIISS ECKFFLDT has trav led tn rnany parts ot the world Conserfattve but wttty student of many sehools knows her busrness MHS WIN TON Calm and QLIIQI tnendly d1SpOS1l1OH spent thts semester on a sabhatroal leave devottnq a qreat part of her tune to study tn other parts ot the Lount y MR IIANFWITZ good natured rarllery master ot anquaqes loud tres and handkerchrets Ye qods partral to qood rokes hall guard extraordtnary IICIIDIIIIL ot tle lthrary MR KAPSALIS though 1ts Greek to us he manages to teach Studos to urderstand t tun hut quret worktnq lrlce a Trolan to get rnorselle hlonde and blue eyed sponsor ot the Honor Somety early to hed early to rlse MISS KRQN never flares up Iulrus Caesar and rnythrcal gods oettte can really tea h Latin MR WIN TON a boy s trrend apos tle ot German culture land hearted charnnton ot the Thr caqo Teachers Unron Cap! on Trcmslahon Florence P Eckfeldt Mrs Susanl Wlnton Curl E Hcxnkwltz Peter T Kcpsuhs Mrs Grace S Davxs Edna H Kron Loulsl Wmton Alvme Flory NOV I Geraldine Gorman Seventy N 1' 0 , , , N , t I . g, 4 ,, I, I ' I I tt t tt . . I ' , 0 o e 1 I 't ' tu' It HI' ,IN I Yoon ol I ' 0 . 1 ,- V 9 . J, I ' - v ... Y ,, Q ' . . - ' 'I K- X," 1 e F f " .Lf . H ff 'ik u ' 1 . . . . . . - I A' I - ' . . . , X , ' , . , A . . - . V L ,,, H I H N . . , , f I 5 I . . . . 6 his PhD. MRS. DAVIS . . . made- gq , mf . . . f' .V I 4 . 1, 'I , . . . , , I 1 lr . .. . . . , x P ' , o . . 1 . . . . .1 l' , . 4 . V ,WW V, , i ' : Stop, trrveler, too many thrnqs rn xy be lost .I hurrwx qrewl ts: Allowed to wlzxqller 11 if Y - L 'as soul. ' I, Y' Jlx"l'lll1lfll' Wai Ql'l'lCLflCfi S A S S O S plane plane Socrattc axtoms and that so and so axts x versus v s, why s and wnse vvrthmauttc worrtes, we weep and Wall MRS MIDDENDGRFF better know os Chlet to the Log Stott congruent l1'1C1I1Ql9S how much does X equal? such or tnendly sm1le what the up ond com mq 1ournorl1st wont resort to lsnt Worth mentlonlnq seldom ruffled uny1eld1nq and competent sponsor pcmence persomtled personohty plus MRS DILLON sponsor ot Student Councll v1voc1ous student execu t1ves you hove the floor mxss all tn fovor one person totlk ot or tlme ombttlon IS to be on expert the senlor closs IS the blqqest worry numerous Com m1ttee meetmqs olworys weors o cheerful sm1le everyone must co operote whotts on the proqrom for next FfldGYO who dldnt show up? forever on the qo wlth plenty to keep her bu 3 MR NOLAN forerunner ot the Vll'1HQ former busmess monotqer of th L e oq generous or c o u r o q e o u s sp1r1t cr reol trtencl MISS SMIT her qu1et ond qentle n H mothemotlcs ore no problems to ever loses her temper b1S9Cl o qw en omqle Mrs Dorothy Mxddendorfi Mrs Dons S Dlllon 'rhomasl Nolan M's Le""'e H D"le'S Alice 1-1 Srruth Mmerva L Herrmann INDI ll IIIH Rnchard T Huddy Seventy one ' . U 0 4 Q Q o 4 : Q o oz 0 0 0 B' ' o Q , 9 o O 0 O 9 0 9 C O Q 0 O All . J. A 1 n . I I' 1 rx I I ' - singer . . . hobby is photoqrophy ot oll sorts. MRS. DOLEIS . . . . . . ' lm ... ' ... ... "to ' . " llf' lflll ' . pAg5lCCl!g6!lflC6lfl0lfl cleep rn the heart of 306 whos got Joes fthe corpus dehetrl hverl' what s mlm 7 thumbs down on make up gyms petty trrm figures Ht Mrlly' Mrldred M Herndl Ed ard C Delaporte Maurxce Wemlraub Gladys B Larsen Lours C Iorndt Hele E McDo ald Mrs Dorothy Hutt MISS HEINDL scramble tc 3 tn her Cla e hne up you dopes Coach ot the bowltnq leaques breeder ot ehamprons what ts hte wrth out food? always a laugh who ll buy these trol-cetsf? MH LPLAPCRTF Po to everx fellow coach of North Slde Fhamps basketball hrs meat he knows all tte shots MR WEINTRAUB ner Commando trammq baseball Coach seventh tn nma pep talks sponsor ot the humorous sarcasm dont Jtve up now fellas MISS LAR SEN up brtqht and early charge of the Rrdmq Club Whoa there Nelly health tests lets hmber up 2 3 bend make up qyms VHSS MPDONALD all out for the GAA splash' splash' rea h your arms waaay out Come on out for rntramural sports MRS HFTT always srmltna sponsor of the uym Leaders neat and tr1m ou namen aam s IQRNDT pep assembhes l arn to handle that p1qsk1n barkbone of the football team A wrnner never aurts try rt rt s easy proud of hrs sons Seventy two o o ' I a 1 r 'f f v Q ' ' Q Q r ' e . . . , .. , , , , ' ofroo' como l' l l'ti .,,,1 ,,, t, 4.1 X -et ss s... H , ,, l . l V . , p , . Q .. ...sue Lette-rmen's Club. . .blunt but H ,, , Q lnil ,, . . l un . ,, C v P ,, . , - I - w 1 . . 1 Y J l 9 . . ' . rx . n . ' H ' G . e Seven! OCLCL CLQFLLQ clomestcrc problems lromeworlx rolaxarron tfrownm maps coo coo cluclks clan mrdlnrglrt dlrudgee t: E3 cornerbrone of equrry rlre same ol srory MR SMYTI-IP the qentlemon from Indlono You ve qot me Could you norne holl cr dozen benotors'? exeouttve leqtslcr ttve ond 1ud1C ol fundcunentdls God bles you son you re rtqht MP SMAIL qood hu nored oersonohty You moy totke lrve studtes tor that ready to ornch h1t lnces to qrloe he Vllctnq Stoll IVIISS KEARNS dolly notes Nopoleonm Wors SCl'1OlC1Sl1C wel or qonrzed clotsses ond d1scuSs1one frequent qulzzes por volue to dll MRS GARRICTT helps out the V tn Vtctory Wor EI to t Co ordrndtor I-love you met your quord7 peppy CIVIC dtqcueetons everyone must do Iltetr port sptrlt ot AIIISTICUUISIII or won vttth vr r gs MR BILL leflereomor doctrlnes sptrrt ot the Vtktng Youve got to nrt owrry ot 1 ustno Ins thuntr lor nrphdsrs student psychology lectures chdrts MISS I-IOL Inqltly developed sense at duty well known for her Frm doy te ts Its dll tn the bool: bows m her han MR BQEW' Wxlham E Smythe G1lbertP Small AIICEM Keams Mrs Edrth S Garrrott TICHFP d9lllOf'IUY Und ITP' Charles A Btll Laura E Holly Wtlson K Boelhcher und ltolvluy hom butldtnq JOI ll lllHl 1 V1oletGranstaff loc OUIC vxtt WK versus the G A A Honor Soc1ety sponsor ex Aorntrol of the Gceorn Seo y three . 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Although all the ladies check in around eight, the bulk ot Mr. Smiths staff stay up late. Note the noc- turnal habits of Tom Corcoran and lulius Babowski, two ot the swellest guys ever. On oft hours, Iulius takes up pigeon racing and in school he carries ladders tor the delicate Viking Staff. Mrs. Wacgner is chief of the women's crew and also the mara- thon runner with eighteen years of service to her record. Mrs. Wren holds down the title ot youngest. The cheery good morn- Smith Arthur Robertson Iulius Babowski Thomas Corcoran ing from Mrs. Curtis starts our day oft on the right loot. Keeping a school spick and span is a noble project, so these sons and daughters oi nobility are wielding their mops and brooms with a vengeance royale. Paul Eizik, carpenter, is the man Amundsen can thank for scraping those "Tom loves Mary" imprints oft the desk of each and every stude. Sometimes a dreaming pupil will turn to gaze out the Window and will meet the twin grins of the window washers who are happier than anyone. These are the ones responsible for Amundsen the beautiful. 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'XX X C .xl xx ww. -, -XA-- x xxfgx X , xx-N ix SN- ,, N N "' ,X YN X ,X , ,Y Ns,-..- XX X X Xi if xx x NJ X .gg g. - -X 1- N 1: xx -X N-N-X Q.. - 5 3 :1?'-b- 'Q .: X fd -"-ir ...f, x-,,. 2 L is ' Y HY .f 7 -,- Y-1:.1,..Ef - iQ,-::'f"1g vs- 2 ri' ,,.-gal .1: . i K ,.4S- CCMOST ESSENTIAL TO QUR SUCCESS WAS THE USE OF DOGSN N U 21 f ,' Q, 6 Cf Q Q Qaf' A 4 '? x , 'ffrffi M'ff"H if WM M Q11 l1.M.-gun. 1 Row Bafvscef., Q!!! KAW' al-ff-Lrg-H: Ylw Dmwmm he Souifl 79062 Dwafmdm 111 1911 1 1 V11 s f-'f"'w,q 1 W M ' lu f 1 C 6 C I J I1 gm! Q 'I 5.01 X ' if.. lf1i1 -'Q ii Rf-7 f - X, ,W 3 iii ff - 'Q' 5 ,WUWMNMA in f, 5 H X f' F MW W' ef 'L , ML Pda, Jfh Seventy mne Earl Anderson Nancy Ray Allan Mlllqrd MGTIOYY SChUl2 ROUGH ClYne Connne Wennerstrand Gunnar Hennkson Nick Marks Edwm Lavery Rxchard Frank Roqene Peterson CUWL M15 gli!! if theyre pledgrng new stars to our banners what wmll rt be? a peep or a Jeep? n every d1J1s1on there are some students who QIVS much to Amundsen but rece1ve lxttle credtt It IS these studes that bulld up loyalt1es and uphold trad1t1ons Wlthout them A mundsen would not be Amundsen When varlous d1v1s1on teachers were asked as to whom they thought were OUTSTANDING xn th1s respect the fol lomng STUDENTS among others were named Although only a freshman Farl Anderson IS a real all around manager For proof of that Just ask the semor basketball team The super dooper war stamp sales woman ot d1v1s1on 3OlA was Nancy Ray lts young people l1ke th1s that help bolster Amerlcas morale Taklng after hrs brother IS Allan M1llard who IS man drum and percusslon tnstruments lust an allaround grrl was Maryorle Schulz She was always ready to lend a hand and could be relred on to come through Almost a professlonal ln the lme ot art IS Ronald Clyne Bestdes selllng hrs drawmgs to magazmes he has also done cartoonxng tor the Log and Vrkmg Captam of the Gxrls Champlon Bowllng Team IS qu1te a t1tle and one to be proud of Cormne Wennerstrand lS the pos sessor ol th1s momker and the Jumors pnde and Joy And now we would l1ke to 1ntroduce a boy who stands out excepnonally m one auahty The quallty qulet and shyness the boy Gunnar Henrxkson Three all around athletes and also lnseparable lflGY1dS are Ntck Marks Edwm Lavery and R1chard Franks It IS rumored that they have gone out tor every poss1ble sport Cheer mg them on was Rogene Peterson otherwlse known as Rusty She was one ot those cheerleaders who really yelled lor all she was worth at the basketball games t O O L 0 0 0 Q Q 9 0 6 O O 0 1 my T T Y ' I L , 4 , A - - , 1 1 l 1 ' ager ot the band. Allan is also quite an expert on the 5018 6048 6tZQ rare color combinations eleventh period classes . . five o'clock urning over the leaves of the '43 Viking we come first to the FRESHMAN DIVISIONS. They may be green but we find that they rank highest in school spirit. Thanks Freshies, for sup- porting our last book! "Brain children" Terry and Story, "mer- rnan" Thunander, "boxing champs" Lofquist and Christopoulos, "muscle man" Horner, Student Council representative Peterson and "clean-up man" Carswell help make up Mrs. l'litt's lB division, 306P. These ambitious freshies may be seen in the upper left hand corner: Row 1: G. Maier, lb. Ktrsdorf, M. lirdkonrrns, I. Walters, if. AVL-rs, S. Iohn. How 2: ij. Poltrclrvk, C. Terry, ll. Harris, I. lie Frzos, I. Cnswell, T. Zurrck, L. Gavin. Row 3: if. Loiquist, M. French, ll. Story, 'l'. Surnrnf-rs. Row 4: l.. Htrrisen, A. Cox, B. Gordrnror, ll lwwld, l'. Coornws, T Horner. Sauntering down the hall we notice the fourth star being added on the bulletin board to Division 223P's record. They are pic- tured in the left center as follows: Row 1: lr. Archer, ll. Clans: n, ll. Nord, P. Bohn, M. Merrnrqirs, P. Walsh, H. Blashkm-. Row 2: li. llfnke-1, H. Htilv, Fl. Nelson, 1. Argin-is, P. Mondragon. Row 3: D. Verclr, Y. Serody, S Lowell, H. Murphy, B. Burr, P. lohnson, B. Thzele. Row 4: L. Swift I. Kitchen, LQ. Broadbent, L. Sternloff, M. Wurnncke, A. Ristrng I. Larnbros, A. Sit-ngreri. When we finally reach the second floor we find Miss Hayes turning the lB meeting over to Chairman Sternloff While Sec- retary Mondragon diligently prepares to take notes. "Quiz kids" Thiele, Burr, and Risting look intelligently on. Hats off to Ruth Kanabay for making Division 314P lOO', in Log subscriptions and for hitting the top in their Viking quota. She may be seen with the rest of the group in the lower left hand corner of this page: ROW 1: l. Ptersol, M. Guizkos, B. f'rilils', l.. Holsvlirrrtlkt-r, V. Sorensriri, L. lie- Pryvke-r Row 2: A. lfcnly, i. Anderson, li. Se-wht-frq, H. Salsburg. Row 3: C. Grrxbow, M. tirrirrrvr, V. Sedgwick, H. Krnq, B. Gesclrt-rdlf-, I. Hfrcise, W. Flint, How 4: A. Kcilkrn, l' 'l'rehtrv1, l.. Wtnd, R. Ktnrtibriy, P. Larts, R. lcrlinson, S. Prussina, l. Tussoulas. Looking over the room we find scholar Gukos, band member Cramer, and Student Council representative Salsburg. ln the background Mr. Huddy looks over his lB's orders for Victory garden seeds. whistle , , , homeworlcs the thing ., . . oh! jov! all S's II ,, , ,, ,, , ridirori Stars Rutteriberq c111d Flltll, qutter-qol Schr1e1der, cmd "se1'1otor" Peace help 111c1ke up Mrs. Druheclcs lA room. This qroup mov be seen iri the lower left hcrrid corner c1s follows: Top Row: Fl. Hcrriserx, S. M1112l.11, l Vffs5'1r11. :11 11. M1'l.141r1. Row 2: K. M1111l1a1, l.. Sf'l111e1der, 5' Schmidt, lt. Howe, P, Hyun, How 3: I. l.r11111111q, M. Vfuzszrci l.. L111derotl1, R. Sc:h1llh11l111. Bottom HOW: ff Sffhrofldfrz, li S2-.'frr11fil. H. 'l.711yt1, C. lfhrxfltrr. Divisiori 224P hos three stdrs to its credit on the hulletiri hoord. Mrs. Bcrilerrs lA division hos CT right to ieel proud ot those lOl1I' stars. "Music-makers" Glcltz cmd Burqriicrri orid HSTCIITID qirl" Kline crre omoriq those pictured ir1 the lower center 111011152 L we olood it .. , practice malces perfect scholars , TOP Row: fl. l31111111111t, I 531-.1 V.. 1'11q:1'.1:. l l 111. Row 2: 12 11.1 . 11 A. .'1 111. ri. F11-11 1.1111st, C. H11tte1111111111. Row 3: Tl. Woltl, lf ci-L11111111, M ,-:1.1t11111:11!11:', R1111111111. Row 4: l ltormelly, G. Roos, li. Moyez, F Horicu-15: Bottom Row: M. F 1:111:1111, I V111 lv 5311111-1 it M111k11.1 l' lf1r1r111::1rl1 l' 21111111111 325P received the hltre ril:l,o11 i111 l:ei1111 lQlU', i11 w111 1-:t1111111s. 11 1 11 , . ,11 -1, "S" st1.1de1'1ts Plciteclc cmd Pollock, it'l1SLjlti 1'1c111 l1lllll 1.1, 'lllfl 11111111 111111 Sterling help to 111C1ke 1111 Division 305P which is 11ict1111'v1l i11 the lower 1i1'1l1t hcmd comer: Top Row: xf. t.1'li 11111, lf : :.'11.1t, l I'-':.1 '11, l 11 1: 1 .' ' ' .-1- ..1 : Row 2: l.. H11I111111I1111, Al.St11l11111,1' l'- :1111111, I. l'111' 1'1. V.ll11111.1' A l1 111:. Bollom Row: 4. 1::1:1t1 R. P1or'l1i1r1w, F l.1111lt1l:111111, li. KI11117111. Miss Hc1rri11qto11's lA division f.IlSO hos lftlll stars tm il 11'1c1j111l. .ilitkili the first taste of Shakespeare . . , suspenders . . . always willing . , , R. O.T. C. recruits , . . hot lunches n the lower left hand corner the members of Mr. Hankwitz's 1B division, 323P. are shown as follows: Top How: R. Metzen, B. Lrrnbcrt, R. Botzelos, M, Kiua, D, Torp, B, Smith. Row 2: G. Mantis, S. Haeqele, H. Kolettes, I. Larson. Bottom Row: B, Barnhouse, G. Schiller, D. lttqeser, E. Wehde. Due to the efforts of Vaval and Lotruq they are lOU'J in war stamps. This is also the home of that "typical freshie boy," Dick Torpe. President Anderson, Secretary Tomaros, and Student Council rep- resentative Tountos are the leadinq residents of Miss Van Sands lA division. They are shown below in this order: 1 Top Row: C. Dinschel, R. Colvett, G. lse, D. Walsh, B. Schnahel, D. Pterson. Row 2: I. Schinkten, I. Quinlisk, II. Tomarfrs, L, Zether, L, Tountas, I. Koconis, Bottom How: ll Gutbm let, N. Kafosiian, I. Hxlqert, N. Fulst 322P won the brass and copper drive. Keep the swell work up! The occupants in Miss Lopate's three star division are shown in the lower riqht hand corner readinq left to riqht: Top Row: I. Zielenskv, M. Palmer, M. Kohls, lb. Block, L. Swiskow, C. Geoffray, H. Paleoloqos. How 2: P, Kasper, B. Melm, T. Sando, C. Yetto, L. Schultz, B. Icenoqle, Row 3: L. Wilken, lf. Anderson, K. Anderson, P. Ioseph, C. Rysm. Bottom How: P. Martin, B. Wells, M. Haase, l., Palntaien, C. Schiller, Gefivfxr-rs. Taking roll call in that lA division, 2l8P, we find "muscle man" loseph, "typical freshie girl" Ryser, "clock watcher" Sando and "brains" Geoffry and Paleoloqos. o 0 0 Eighty-two bye, bye recess . . . public address system not needed now their voices carry just the prelimrnauries trolling into Division 315P. we find Rosemary De- Sipio doing her best to get Viking subscription money in, to the tune of Pat Lostug's talk of some Student Council problem, while Nancy Phillips scribbles away at a Log feature. These ambitious kids may be seen in an inactive state in the upper right hand corner as follows: Top Row: E. Schober, P. Lrstug, M. Wells, A. Testroet, L, Kontur, N. Phillips. M. lorgensen, P. Leiter, E. Nelson. Bottom Row: M. Kalogerakrs, O. Unter- rerner, C. Switzer, D. Totman, D. S:-hueler, M. Donqes, C. Sassrnannshausen, A. Kreiqh, P. Knowles, R. De Siyio. As we turn unnoticed to leave, Miss Gorman informs us that these lA's are lUU'J in war stamps, G.A.A. membership and they made their Viking quota. As we glance over the bulletin board we find that Divi- sion 2l2P has four stars to their credit. They may be seen in the right center group as follows: Top Row: B. Berthel, A. Barrsch, ll. Henken, H. Peponis, G. Patton, l. Skinq tes, E. Flohrbocker. Row 2: A. Ciszewskl, A. Iaeger, F. Carr, C. Cuppaqe, D. Woodard, Y. Freeman, M. Cleal. Bottom How: C. Bennett, H. Rinehart, S. Stolper, F. Russis, I. Forsythe, P. Powell. "War bond buyers" Lokakas and Skintges, and "swim- ming star" Patton seek shelter here with Mr. Kapsalis as their lA guide. Sitting in on Division 329P's annual meeting we find originality which is shown in their program committee, composed of Smith, Ritzman, Cook, Olson, and Davis who plan entertainment for their lB division and Miss Nelson. They are shown in the lower right hand corner in this order: Top How: B. Hamer, R. Vtleiler, R, Baldw iri, I. Kull, H. Ras riiii ssen. Row 2: l. Dockendorf, M. Fisher, B. Schwegel, C. Figge, P. Nelson, R. Melican, R. Olson. Row 3: R. Brown, C. Lindstro rrr, M. Root, D. Messrgian, P. Liday, l. Griffith, B. Macholtz. Bottom How: M. Potratz, F. Dolan, B. Watson, M. Fllis. Wxss Y resxnm 1' r X 1 ng ' .Wg :sf X' V E 'Y Q ii by fx I il", . W . A7 ' 1. l N Q 'sv , I ,W , K f MAY A ,- K' 'A' ' .QQ 'S Q56-520 ' Q ff I5 ' J L G , ' ,,- L. 4 4 L sm- , ' ii Pxcblzvdkx sk! bs sn wxn .ug ,L i A1 - 4 i fi ' - -V sw ' M.. H ,fu .wi v , WW ,. ' 'V uv , ff ,,,, .- I A .V 4 ,,1---., fi, . .J ' ' A J, ,5x , w.' fn , A V -' ,jg,1ii3f-QL ' I A Q, 1: , ,',,i,.VL',4 .1 yf V , f V A fu, -' , my ' 'f :X-www, ,Y . ' V' 1 'W Q, W-wf4?ffHf1,f'w pflsawfufz-iX1vfr'S f f an f VA V,-. -f V M And 'thaw c.X05 Que,-X stud-X WN Q, P f, X ' ff' 1 -sm . V ks' J ul , ll , 1 He. SYWQNA L A "K W 2 3 3 n .+ 'f Q . 4 M 25 22 f X .yi W fm- " f 5 W0 6 N ON-We 3, .Q fi- rx, : f5E5?5,Q,i5'iQ f 2. wv vs wa Qy M A' Q Wxsier the tr1al and error system is put into practice Z B or not to 2 B .1 ,. . ain't fisrftl that sumpin'? hula? . abused but not lforlorn 1, , 1 elrlns up, greenies! GETTINF 111 the qroofc w1lh DlVlblOIl ZZSP we lllld V1k1r13 rep Lelttr S sludenl Vlfoolqor cmd Red Cross rep Krueger They Il oy be seen w1tl1 lbe re I of M155 Lmdobl IA bunch III the upper rlqbl bond Corner Top R w A A I Bottom Row lll D1 IQIOII 3l2P we oom become owore ol book WOYIII WIISOII Curly Anderson ond double trouble Amom MISS Sllllll1S IA oroup ol Ilye WITGS 13 plelured on the bottom ol lbe r1ql1ll1Cmd qroups 'i?"""" K., Row 2 K Antler on M If-ltxke P Lessnex IJ Nmhols M Flormnq R Sm nqston H IC ll Bottom Row I nu W ke P Sch Mrs Ind peppy IA room wos very ocllve Ill lntrornurols Wllh Povhclsz Hoormeye Whollon Sp9ldGI'l Buellemcm Oslerkom Frcmzen cmd Reupert oll qomq out for basketball cmd volley boll DIVISION 215P IS shown m the lower left o Row M Bolle1 A Vos1 t F d V B Ile Ill Bottom Row V Nr Elghty six I J V . 1 ' 9 I I "' 1 V ' I f 1 11 11 3 . . -1 A 1 1 1 - 1 -1 - 1 . . 1 . , l . 1 , -S S 0 : 1111x11, L' l'11111::11l1, ll. Lf111I,.1111, I l111111l, II l'111n111111-111 : ll. l'111'k:11111, ll Mfr11111111, I. llyvl, I. Fllllflvr. . , . 11 11 V L S , ,, I 1 1 11 11 Q 11 11 . . , 1 , . . 1 . , . , , 1 Top How: 'lf l'5'1r'k, A. I.u11d, S. Gym, I. Hnlverserx, IJ, Pellrkon, H. Andersson, A, A111f'111. :. s,..,reS,...,. ,. B11 le . : . Mmrer, Cl, Ho sm, I. Mueller, L. :xc rle, . ' Iorlm, R. Kloss. 1- , , 1 A I . 1 . . .r S r 1 . I 1- ' A I Al Y I I I I . W . . 1' .ff ' - 1 ' 4 T p : . ', . 'mo1s, M. Pl mfxn, . ue 111 , 2 I. ML'- G11111'-, S, Atsvrvf-fx, S. Polson, , vrton. f7A ' 2 ' 8 Q0l'l'lQtl"y QIQLLLJQJ .. .. . the higher ' altrtudes . . . school sweaters and G. A. A. boosters S's are few and far between ., , . must he slippinl e turn next to the SOPHOMORE DIVISIONS. We dorr't blame Miss Kremers ZA division, 3l7A, for boasting about President Weaver ot the Campus Cavalry or hronze-pinned Anderson, Waqner, Coyle, Broadbent, Kjellander, and Elliot. They appear in the upper riqht as follows: lif5rr2ff2'f. lt. lfifslifffrill' flswwillf lzflgrflelfif rrflgrfi 1l'T if iA.I1r'If,'flr ril l'ln'IiI10ll, B Huslr. That tour star roorrr of Miss Foy's 2A division, has also to its credit two future letterairls, Allison and Seraydarian, and star lnasehall pitcher Kuhlman. 32115. is pictured on the lower right: Eighty seven TDP Row: F. llrfrrrprrrs, B 'l"iflSlIOllt, R Zrrfyrrrs, R. Krrlrlrrrarr, lf lirttwlrer H. llrrrrd. ROW 2: l llrrdy, l. Qfrrlrrrrrr, M. Mrrrr ry V. Scirrrrici, 'l', Kossvll. Row 3: il. Strrrrrrrrr ft. Gi-rrrri, H. flfrlvrrkfr l. l'rrr'lu', K. lil frr- rrrrrrrlzst, K K rrr-f, ll. Mr'2 - rr: rtt. Boliom ROW: 5' ltrrrtt,l.l'lr::t1,rtll. A.lIrrdrw::, A, Alix:-rr., l' lllrrrrr, lxl ll ltrrrrrr. Led by Chairman Kruse, and Student Council representative Stout Division 228A left a nice record ot tour stars. Miss Latch' arrr's ZA aroup also contributed to the Service Men's cerrter. They are pictured on the lower left: Top Row: P. lfrrrkell, l. Otrs, B. Bocke rrxv . relrl. Row 2: M. illstorr, l. P it-r: t.ss, l.. Brrrslrrrly, r. srsrrr. rvr. rurgrrrrrrrck. rr. rrrf ,rtt pmt. How az P. Kerr, rrxrarrz, rryrc ttrf P. rw vrwr-. M. Molloy, l forerrserr, I Smrth, Bottom Row: C Rzrrwrrrrt, l. .rrr.r:, S, lhskrrrf-, K. 'lr-f-Vtry, l'. lf rlfvrrerrrkrzz, I, H-rrt. oceiving cr birds eye view of Miss Holly's ZA division we decided athletics toolc first place. 214A boasts of letterrnen Mitsos and Nllalgren, cmd all-star volleyball team member lfnglerth, who appear in the upper left of this page: Top How: l' Mrisv-lv, V. 'iv-rlrrjli, it, Zinrniwrrnfrrr, K. VV-rlrlarerr, l Mu1rYt l lislirz r Row 2: B. Klrnqwfrlr, M. Srn'rl.rnfrn, A, Llontos, I. Mfklorrnick, l.. Kc-ys, H. Mfrllfrri- T, Anderson, How 3: H. Krueger, B. Meudt, B. Paterson, H. l.rndirtrl, Miss Holly. Bottom Row: lt. Sclnrrn, lt. ltostert, ll. Snn, H. Dernozz, M. lonkrnrson, I. Groomer li. Wirqnor, M. lfnrrlertlz. With Lockwood and Berg as officers, Miss Swanson's 2A divi- sion, 121A went over the top and received four stars. They lbronze honor pins . . . comic books connoisseurs held the blue ribbon twice for the highest sale of war bonds and stamps. They appear in the lower left as follows: Top How: C. Musser, W, Donovan, K. Krbort, Ft. Downs, N. Keesal. Row 2: IJ. Cuiierz, G. Ostrand V. Lzzrch, D, Roos, R, Lersten, M. Snowden. How 3: Miss Swanson, L. Murphy, A., Young, P. Hanley, M. Arentz, D. Heurkzns, M. Long, Row 4: M. Brown li. Thue, B. Ferro, l. Heinemann, IJ. Greene, M. Berg. We learned that Betty Hermanson tried hard to push 2B divi- sion, 329A on to making its quotas. This room under Mrs. Wag- goner, boasts of several bronze pin holders who appear in the picture in the lower right: Top How: P. Gilrrrorf, L. Kfntchuck, B. Hurckes, lt. Scherzn, A. Astrerredes. Row 2. lI, Hnsteirfi, A. Frerslrrio-Jr, K. Hfrrizs, l, Crrnrbnzcrs, G. Vevfrrrcr, B, Herrnirnscn, l.. Waldbauer, G. liemas. How 3: C, Lundell, E. Redei, L. Ries, M. llannenbera, D. Elmer. Boiiam How: I. Slofrn, li. Brrrttarn, ff Willoughby, G. Wosbfty Eiqhtyseight 4 Q o l f tten change of atmosp the hewltehed year rs eng orgo Erghty nrne o our way of tl1mk111a leaders Ollerer Taus1q and lohar1sor1 led Mrs Ker111 havmq ach1eved four s r1qh1 hand S1dQ of 'l'11S page as follows Top Row A behwolow L1 w 11tor1 A Ercenberq B Boraesurr C, Ollerer C' Duros emer How 2 M Taus cg l. VY tche 1 "' Tc 1 A K1ous1s Voqel e es san 1 11 son 1 rk 1 1 sch B 111 rek ow 11111 L Houb 11e M Ke1111stf1 Bottom ow ll 1141 P 11 H te TV' nsters ZA d1v1s1or1 1255 to an errvlable record tars Th1s Group IS plctured 1r1 the upper d l tt rr11er1 Rusk ar1d Fr1er1d lent a here homework s neglected arlreacl V! d'seovered that the strength b9l1lIlC'l l31v1s1o11 312A was larr lmdqreh arrd QWQTISOII who helped push lvhss llory s IIOLILJ up mto the lUU brackets Thts QA 141 mp appears 111 the lower r1qr1t ha ht rrd comer of th1s page readruq left to 1113 How B Th erold l L s F10 1 w L e11111c Row 1111-11 1 1 1 om ow 1 1 Cheerleader FC,1l'IIlCllC1S an e e hand to make Mrss Stamm s ZA laurr 318A IS shown m the lower left harrd comer of the page readmq Ch a lUO f room D1V1S1OH left to r1alr1t How W P111 nd L Halterr A 11 1 1 R1 w 2 It K 11111 1 ' 1v C 1111 f It M1ll11 Bot Om Row 11 111 s 1 1 idols' the Seniors . . . out-growing the gawky stage . . . sti uring division time when Miss Larson took time off from commando training to guide her 2B's through the year, we discovered that Budney, Mantonya, Vasilakos, and Skoules were a few of her able assistants. 31413. is pictured to the left as follows: Top Row: C. Foil, P. Snyder, F. Skoules. Row 2: R. Budnoy, l.. Kesseniclt, I. Monahan, ll. Leonard. Row 3: F, Bm'-ins, I. Kinnfxw, ID. Sondz-l, A. Iohnson, K. Vtisiltikos. Row 4: I. Corydon, F. Mtrntonyti, H. l.11nq, E. BUHIIUI, B. Iohnson, IJ. ljfxvxes. 207A boasts of swimming captain Mitzner, Student Council representa- tive Dieringer, and Clean-up and Log representative Iohnson, who helped Mr. Ulveling bring this ZA unit up to four stars on the bulletin board. They may be seen in the lower left as follows: How 1: I. llc- Witt, H. Dificros, M. Neufeldt. Row 2: lf. Mitzner, I. Girton, A. Geqounes, I, Ayers, lf. Ktxgsfxliss, l.. llivlintror, M. Bullets, A, Mill-ntl, I. Iolinson, I. flllflliflfi, S. GOllIIlK'1S, A. Erntxnuel. Helping Miss Powers to lead Division 322A to a lOO'J room were Ehman, Barends and Clausen. They appear with the rest of their 2B group in the lower right hand corner as follows: Rear How: fl. lfvf'lvrv:1ll, G. Kulyan, I. Olnnfin, lt. Riddell, B. l.undqu1st, I. Baiends, B. Crum, Miss Powers. Front Row: G. Cl-iusttn B. Kollznztuz, I. lflnntinn, P. MUY, l. Taylor, Nl. Coniallo, It. Buikt-. mg 1 an underclassman . . . oh! for a promotion . . . isteninq in on a meetinq of Division 328A. led by Chairman Harold Throop, under the quidance of Miss Herrmann, we dis- cover these ambitious 2A's boast of four bronze pinned students. They appear on the upper right hand side of this paqe: Top Row: I. Nelson, H, Throop, O. Akerlund, M, Tokoph, I. Kotte, R. Roche, B. Schick, B. Turner, I. Klier. Row 2: D. Seaberq, E. Engel, Y. Pihl, C. Sieql, L. Osborn, H. Hartwig, D. Helarider. Bottom Row: I. Thiel, A. Thornwald, K. Askounis, S. Ander- strom, L. Iohnson, A. Hombeck, A. Heqarty, M. Anhfril. Dick Spanjian who won third place in the city's wrestling meet is certainly an asset to Division 3161-X. He may be seen with the rest of Mrs. Armstronqs 2B group at the lower left as follows: Top How: G. Polychrones, S. Peters, R. Spanji-rn, I. Kasts-ns, R. Geiger, F, Diesel, H, Claypool, W. Rmker. Row 2: B. Wattlmq, K. Berlinqer, W. Neer, E. Specxr, E. Munyon, I. Ellinger. Row 3: P. Feltskoq, D. Gregory, B. Woerner, D. Hunnrcutt, P. Schwab, No wonder Division 315A reached its qoal with Fischer and Hoffman in the lead as officers, not to mention Iohnson. They appear in the lower riqht: Top Row: H. Swanson, G, Koudounis, I. Doyle, D. Dir Brock, A, f-t4rrnlJer'ls, T. Pierre, I, Thompson, F, Seeds, I. Sperrr. Row 2: H, Flick, P. Chapman, R. Iolinson, R. Fischer, A. Robertson, I. Holfeld, F. Perkins. Row 3: R. Reqitz, li. Hfrqcrn, H. Btrrtlf-tt, G. Borda, L, Lmbundqiith, ff. Iohnson, D, Battaqlra. .ff ltdfrf f. "" 'x Q wb t ' y 4 X x NN , w Q. me M 3 hgxxv. ku 323213 1 vxxsiar 50?YXomore 12 M f ,.. .. uf' Tj S. 'Dui the f x 'MN' I X with is we if VXVSS Sophomore. vous , , . dlid you sary Cllitch? ., . ,. hmmm .?uc!cL'n f ureaucrab . . .. at last! the 9 hetttter half ., , ., at coke and a hamburger rendezf ONTINUING on to the IUNIOR DIVISIONS thoughts come to our minds as to what a thrill it is to he an upper classman. We reach Division L.R.1-L Here athletes Thayer, Peterson, Iacobs, Denny and Vevul, and dress designer' Gruber add their lcit. Mrs. Fitzgerald corn' rnands her SA group pictured in the upper right: Top Row: C. Pt-torsori, T. R1clifQrrd:, E. Vrvul, I. Lenrrffy, P. Lfivery, G. Kosebas. Row 2: I. Serotzlce, I. Rose, N. Sotern, I. Thayer, VV. Srifcs, M. Mlrtiri, l.. Irrcobs, G. Newrnan. How 3: G. lvl-r:-on, M. Frey, G. Boiilr-, I. Fl-rrr.nrr, I. Pvt- rt-z.irr, H. Grtilxwr, M. Mori, A. Itwyer H. flortriifrn, lt. 'l'-fkrp. Bottom Row: H. Murp ny, H. Hufrliwsz lf Fdfwzrr, I, Hfrldfrvvtrri, If, Giirrdherfr, it Pt trrrozas, II. Rierror, I. 5?r'lriil7t, I". Adir:r.Lf iii' .www Sitting in on Division 115A we get a chance to talk to "Slugger" Dehn, and those GAA. officers Riclqan and Beatty, while Mr. Glamore takes the attendance oi his 3A hunch. We discover cheerleader manager Kinnas, boxing charrrp Quinlan, gridiron hero Donovan and letterrnen Iastrom, Potter and Roder help to rnake up Miss Liehow's Ciorrnerly Miss McDonald'sl BA division SOSA. DIVISION 115A Top Row: M. Brotrrrtrrr, I Gr-krrs, A. Mouzakrs, B. Rupp, lvl, Greenwald, H. Steirike, H. Hochrierri, P. Beatty, D. Schroeder, L. Ptickcrn, Bottom How: G. Orlock, I. Elniqren, M. Son del, R. Spahr, M. Manos, I. Gian- naris, L. Arrrtrrrrntos, P. Fvar, I". Poritr.-. DIVISION 3065 Top Row: N. Sandor, G. Tritt, G. Ro fier, W. Quinlan, C. Potter, H. Krue frer. Row 2: V. Lopez, B. Donovan, D. Pellrkan, G. Iustrani, V. Carter. Row 3: D. Econorrrou, A. Franks, I. Kremer, M. Moran, E. Thies. Bottom Row: I. Hcxmritorr, M. Baker, V. Kin nrraz, P. Syoen. no more stooging . . . we know all the answers . . . watch us strut our stuff . . . ye-ow!! they're getting luke-warm on the way up plaid shirts golden alibis the dawn rs hreakmg three down and one to go wee httle frogs 1n a great lbrg pond, oh tter spendmg many hectlc days v1s1t1nq Iuruor D1v1s1ons and consultmg therr faculty leaders we have tmally completed the copy We take you frrst to DIVISION 330A as seen through our eyes Its the home of twrrlers Nelson and Dunlap cheer leader captarn Bogus and cager DeHart S1lver pmned Katchan tones and two regular war stamp buyers Anderson and Werss also resrde here Scoop Meynen deadhne McKeever scrapwoman Mockler strrke em down Brandt and an all around gal Margre Schultz, make up Mr get thmgs done nght Buchtel s 3A d1v1s1on Runnmg madly down the hall we are caught ln between the boy s champlon mtramural volley ball teaht and pushed rnto D1v1s1on 324A After grvlng these 3B s the once over we d1scover that bond saleswoman Rretz ler and Clean up representatrve Luschon help to make up Mrs Robertsons group Keepmg m step w1th those peppy cheer leaders Baker and Hendncks we suddenly frnd ourselves ln rt IS the home of s1lver p1n owners Bloomenthal Serockr Bennet and Rebsamen Surpnsel After followmg fourteen year old Donald Olson down the hall we drscover ourselves IH Mlss Bndgam s 3B d1v1s1on 225A We are met at the door by gnd 1ron players Stalse and Norton whrle swrmmxng champ Mag nuson talks to Honor soc1ety member Iohff From there we head on to that hvely 3A d1v1s1on of Mrss Brownlees 123A Those that help to keep rt ahve are Student Councll Presldent Thom son, and wresthng champs Iergens and St P1erre Whrle restrng our weary bones rn DIVISION 313A we drscover scrap queen Tuttle wrrtrng recerpts for V1k1ng subscnptlons Gndrron stars Parker and Marks and wrestler Iohnston l1sten dutrfully to Mrss Kron whrle she reads the dally bulletm to her 3A brood Feehng more rested we steal a glance xnto Mrs Clarke s room Among her 3B s we catch a gl1mpse of band members Hoppe Cronberg and Zxmack She may well be proud of D1v1s1on 301A as they came 1n th1rd 1n the war stamp purchases of the school And so we say adreu Wrth our notes rn hand we dash down to 107 to f1gure out how 1n the blazes we can get three hundred and s1xty words out of thrs mess DIVISION 330A-MR BUCHTEI. Top Row R Hamer R Wetss D Estabrook G Brandt G Meynen R Grllespxe L Meyer M Kachantones L Kessler Row 2 M Lrndahl M Sondel M Carrrgan R Fullerton S Woodford M Schulz E Anderson R Carr Row 3 M Koch G Seretxs R Werss P Bloom A Mclieever M Mockler B Baumann T Coll1ns L Bogus Bottom Row D Vassrlakos M Nelson B Fundls D Lxedstrand A Gustafson DIVISION 324A MRS ROBERTSON Top How A Goss B Bambach I Brunsell W Hem C Atsaves M Iohnson I Louls D Stewart Row 2 B Peterson L Bournakrs D Mrsche M Pe1sker D Hauptrrann A Howes M Hauser A Schroeder Row 3 R Elhnqer M Luschar B Bunnel V Green M Bruce B Hrcks B Rxetzler D Sahlberg Bottom Row I Hayes V Post A Erbe I OBr1en M Leber C Paulsen DIVISION 303A 'MISS BOWMAN Top Row T Crehore L Bell A Baldaccrnr R Sertz Row 2 T Bennett A Klages M Deardorff A Gestrlch A Hoch C Garrrty A Hendrlks How 3 M Cates I Serockr G Peterson I Shmrk C Bloomenthal Mmss Bowman Bottom How I Zahn I McGu1re A Maloney S Wrlhams M Taylor M Baker DIVISION 225A MISS BRIDGAM Top Row I Engelbrett D Boenke I Koudoums R Trebllco R Rosene Row 2 M Marchman L Swanell R Pearson M Neuert Row 3 B Magnuson R Zeller R Kxrby D Olson Bottom Row C Sxlls F Newman E Ackerman I ORe1lly DIVISION 123A MISS BROWNLEE AND DIVISION 313A MISS KRON Top Row B Iohnson B Granopulos V Fhnt F Dannhauer F Balmes D Vulovrch I RelllEy I Trxmble Row 2 M Iohnson C Olson M Harrxs F Albnqht G Swanson E Ansel V Cardwell Row 3 C Carehn L Dahlstrom D Olson R DeMeyer G Huber L Strebel B LaBahn Bottom Row D McCambrxdge I Byork D Bayhs M Walsh H Zavakos B Vos1no1t1s B Rlker DIVISION 3015.--MRS CLARKE Top Row E Costopoulos B Pras as I Stecker C Hoppe R Luecht T Ebmqer Row 2 C Canacakos M Letthens I Churchrll C Wolff P Korkoneas P Bearce Row 3 R Zrmmanck D Ioseph H Kher S Leftakes L Toskas Bottom Row E Holfeld S Brrtton H Pedersen N Ray B Kruse Nmety four O O 0 O O O Q O 0 O O O Q Q 0 O O 4 5 Q o o Q Q o o 1 1 1 I - ' I 1 . I - 1 I - I I q ' ' 1 , . ' I I ' I - ' I . . 1 . . . 5 - 4 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - I ' 1 . . , . , . . : . , . , . I , I 1 ll Il 1 I . l I ' I I ' ' ' I . ' , ' I ' ' , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . I , . , . 1 .I . : . , . , 1 r - 1 - I1 I- 1 ' 1 - - 2 . 1 1 1 . 1 . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Mrss Bowman s 3A d1v1s1on. After lookmq 1nto 303A we f1nd .. I I 1 . 1 - 1 1 1I - . : . , ' ' . I, . , . I,I . , . Z . , . 1 . . . 11 . : . ', . , . ' , . ' , . . : , II I I I 1 - - 3 - 1 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . I . , . . : . , . , I. , . , , ' ' ' ' I ' - 1 - 1 4 I5 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 . l . . . . . . - 1 - - 3 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - I . ' I ' V 4 I - A - ' M L 5 ap.. ,..:Q " ff ' U 9 , aj!" A , ' fx I v Q -N 6 3, V1 H . .L in 5 W uf in 1 7' wg, Um ff f 5 5' Q W' fff A in 4 1 ' . 1 -is 3 .g S7 Ya Q Q V -,Q J, bl we U R+ Q f Q., ,Q Y J, 'i 'L 3 ik '11 s' M jL?AtAQ4 ' :P ' if if if 4 g , Q i V Xia' 5 Y M gf by , v V mg f new ' -,JU vi: W, A V is V t wk W w k M- , Qu- H - Q - Q ar gf, 5 K N A X ig vw -J' . v. 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Iuniors have regrets. . ., Shakespeare sees his immortality laceratedl coming into their own ., . ., a step ahead of the others .. . . pettv pranks are just their speed .. . . jahber oing all out tor the war ettort is Miss Lehman's 3A division, 203A, who won the red ribbon lor war stamp sales three times and the biue ribbon twice. This patriotic group may be seen in the lower lett hand corner as follows: Top Row: I. Vtfeaver, F. lffrdolskr, K. Thomson, R. Ford, A. Betzelos. Row 2: V Kalettes, L, Levine, P. Baker, L. Pander, L. Koclanis, R. Karcher. Row 3: T, Anderson, B, Wrllrtrnis A, ltrfrcfos, B. Monsen, D. Brorklund, B. Byrnes. Bottom How: V. Frrtterer P, Itrilttrntrrr, lt. lNrrt:1orr, lf. Slivrrnrrrr, B. Fvrvfrro, K. P rnlrrfk, A, lfssvr. Thanks to "senator" Ford they are IOUH in A.C.A. dues. Glancing down at the picture in the bottom center we recognize them as Mrs. Norcott's SB division. They are: Top Row: R. Hale, A. Anderson. Row 2: B. Brahos, T, Anastos, W. Ryman, I. Martin, Row 3: ff. Arnato, T. Clrrrstopoulos, R. Iohnson, W. Srnrth, I. Stewart. Row 4: G. Forrtrrs, S Mfrilfos, C. Knight, M Smith, G. Kropke, H, Herald. Row 5: I. Condos, I. Courtney, Ll. Robrnscon, I. Mutter, H Hfrrkrrlrs. Row 6: if Html, I. Brown, I'. Ostltrrrr, G. Asvrir. How 7: Brown. Division 3051-X has the distinction ot being the first division to be IUUH in G.A.A. membership. Coming out of the gym we meet the intramural basketball and touchball Champs who are members of Division l28A. Mrs. Crouch's group may be seen in the lower right hand corner reading lett to right: Top How: I. Gray, B. Gnnley, P. Astrorrtrdua, Il, Ltrvfrv, M. Kirlytrn, P. Booth. How 2: P, Strrckor, I. Kors, M. Ioirnson, L. Kev:ll, l.. Geniskrf, if Itrrvrs. Bottom Row: IU, Ken ney, lf. Feld It. Nosbfrnnr, A. Ltrndell. Hurrying down to division with them we meet basketball star Kenny, athletes Lavery and Stricker, and G.A.A. award winner Pat Iohnston who all boast ot being 3A's. rise and shine . , . the Seniors aren't so hot Q , I. oh! yeah? boxes ., , . airniabile second srtringrers in the sports Ifieid, IT Iaoii tiioso zsiipor scfrcip c'foIIof'tors Erriiiri mid Kiopior iii Division 20lA, ond siivfar-oinrioci Vediriq pictured wiiii the rosi of Mr. Sioriiokds 3Bi1nncii in tho upper Ieii: Top How: I Iiriiioi II I,f:Iiiz1, Ii. Km im: I. Ilim ui A Vifi iii 1Iii,,li 1, Row 2: R, Iiiiingfx, O. VIP?-I-i, I, Ixfioyft II. Kiiss' H. FI'Iic'i1.: .I 'I' H. f2'i11 ,wir II I1 Q:-Iii: ROW 3: Mc'I. rixxiiizrx, I. '.f1:"ri, if. 'Ii L-, I, ?f' U' Iwi, 'I' In 'J' 1 'I Boiiom Row: Ii Ii :nr '. Iv 'Tir iii: P I' I .' xii: Lookinq info Division 30718, ied by Miss Heirifii ond Miss Gicmstcifi, we soo those G.!-XA. "bio-w1fgs" Fischer cmd Liirifi, Che-orieoder Zuiwer, HSII,1Cja,IGTH Vfoiorics, "Mosh" Ryser, ond wresiier Riiierii who orvgweczr oivovo, cirivmfg others, in this-1 order: Top Row: G. v.:ir:1.. zzk, H, 'ff :Q :iw 'If r.:'si:, I 5-I 'zz ii ix' 1:1 :rr - E, E' ':.x1J If. Swim .dor. Row 2: If Sin 1, HI. I,i1fr, P. Iyrrivixi, F lurid, Ii Fix f ri, Ki .ff I, II fviiu vi, i.. Iifiiil-1 A K1 IIy. Row 3: Li I' ziuwiuvr Y, IIy:1i-i, i K ima, I M Iwiwi, It Svirvisztf i, I. II :lvl y, Ii P --,1:iir'I:ii, . Ii' mi iifi Boliom How: I fl- :I If 'Iwmi-i M I' :'f'f1'f! M :J Iir- mil I I - z':1, I, Hi. .. ., 'I I J Gicirioiricg iiiio Miss Iffiicioidfs rocorci Iuook, wo iimi Division 323A iiicinfied Ioi!-einreii Rehioicii, Fmiiics und Griiizriiociior, ond vioiiri viriiiom Nir-Iioicis. Vfo o1ic'I1 Q1 -Iiimpso oi iiiom in the SA group in ihe lower Ioii-Iioiid corner: Top Row: I fxzirxv if ii, I I ii I 1f1', bf '. :'.": 1- , :'. , III Iviif Ii, Row Z: I il rvifrri zizr. I, lin. fir, I" Elf-viii., I' ,iiiif iw If I' ip 1. H1114 Iwi: I Iiif 1:2114 ii Row 3: M, H ,:1I, I Him 'zi-Mt, Ii. I' mi, I'. I' mi- .,- in lf Cf Mrfiy 3 I K3 IIw' Bottom Row: I W my 1, IVI, Iwo I ',.'irtf-, I N: zmfm, A If:-'I ii. A xI3f:lr'.fw1iI '12 . I A4 2 -S2 5' atv, E .,., L QM. ' 3' 'V 'Q L Q 5:1 ' , fy. , ' Q ,gf f iw- , A X ga, . -Q lv W1 Q Q f 1 -149, .K ig nm: , f A 5 I . .Hg 14 K ya yi 3 ax g "S , K f Q L J MQ' h as-' fY'XXs'Ce.r 'Shaker .- f Q A, 1-5' f f ,g xi 'V - .gl A , i . 1 X xv!! V40 QQQS- and U whumh ,naar w sth , ff S Ml A :jx K S' 'VG 5 vw' . P' lf ny' 'Zi Lkme. means ihgw Qourse. books a,,,f'k? , aj? VQ.wf,,,, W .Li fi . 8? Ah ,U K , .5 f, P, Q Gig-ls Q . Qvtr Qlhoddld x 2 UPISD I-1" . If 1. if ss: X ri! --.1 William Downes Martin Draths Lois Duerr Norma Dunn Helen Du wentester Kenneth Echtenacher Margaret Eder Janet Edwalds Helen E iberger Gareld Ellis Fred Emanuel Elaine Endres Elizabeth EPP Ann Erickson Mary Erskine g0I'lQ 00 ri LUQPQ 0,0230 WILLIAM DOWNES better known to his boscin budcies a Bill was Just a regular fellow lf you coud see a full lergth picture of MARTY DRATHS youd know why this member of the Basketball Team Log Representative Secretary of the Letter Men s Cl.ib Sergeant at Arms of he Senior Class and Intramural participator is called Abner ill give you a hint lt concerns his likeness in speech manner and appearance to a certain comic strip character who is not in love with Daisy Mae Girls Chorus Hall Guards French Club and College Day Committee took up much of LOIS DUERRS spare time f which there is little lately since Monkey who is President of Lambda SGC began the task of keeping up a certain Marshals morale through letter writing NORMA DUNN really stepped things up in the Tri H1Y Chorus Library Staff Latin Club Clean Up Committee and Prom Committee As Red Cross Representatixe and Secretary of the Epsilon SGC everyone said Peggy was tops The Alpha SGC German Club Mixed Chorus and GAA kept HELEN DUWENTESTER really buzzing on all six cylinders but Helen says it was fun KENNETH ECHTENACHER is this fellows real name but to the kids he s Just plain Ken When there was work to be done in the German Club or Graduation Committee MARGARET EDER was always ready willing and competent Here comes that blonde again was the familiar cry when IANET EDWALDS rolled up her sleeves and Went to work in the Theta S GC lntramurals Bowling League Breakfast Committee ard GAA HELEN EI BERGEH was ever present in the Letter Girls G A A Student Coui cil Bowling Library Staff Girls Chorus and Graduation Committee Scotty was also Secretary of the Beta SGC GARELD ELLIS Gary for short took part in Foot ball Band Gift Committee and the Latin Club A Tackle on the Ahem' Amundsen High School's elegant eleven football team, was FRED EMANUELS lofty position. Fred also was a member of the Boys' Chorus. As Vice-President of the German Club, and a member of the Graduation Committee ELAINE ENDRES. more often hailed Blondie, also took time out to be a Hall Guard Assistant in the Record Office, and a Red Cross Representative. They called her Betty in Student Council, Library Staff Hall Guards German Club, Chorus, Sigma S.G.C. and Bowling League, but the full name is ELIZABETH IANE EPP. ANN ERICKSON affectionately called Shorty cause you know why did her part in the Band, Library Staff, Beta S.G.C., Social Committee, Spanish Club, and Bowling League. Service Girls Theta S.G.C., Student Council, the Latin Club and Mixed Chorus, were all cramped into MARY ERSKINES much sought after spare time and attention. FLORENCE FERET called Fifi for some secretive reason took part in Intramurals the Bowling League and Zeta S.G.C. and enjoyed every minute of it. Honnie, alias RUTH FETSCH was quite active in the Iota S.G.C. Intramurals German Club Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Breakfast Committee, and as a Log Representative and Captain of the Hall Guards. Student Council, G.A.A., Omicron S.G,C., Bowling, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, and Log Representative were all activities credited to LOIS PICK. DOLORES FILMAN, hailed as Del, hit the top as Editor in Chief of the Log, President of the G.A.A., represented Amundsen in the Civic Assembly, and was a member of the Viking Staff, National Honor Society, French Club, Drama, Letter Girls' Club, Gamma S.G.C. and Bowling League. Two Hundred Two Two Hundred One CACLC Cldgd C0l'l'le all Bowlmg league G A A and Intramural Sports Ambrtrous IEAN CHRISTOFFEL better known as Chrrs was Presrdent of the Alpha Tn H1 Y and a member of the Natronal Honor Socfety Eta SGC Program Commrttee Latm Club and Student Councxl lnsh COLLEEN COLEGROVE has been rn the G A A and the Bawhng league not to forget she was Presrdent of the Letter Glrls Club Senror Class Secretary and at one tlme or another Presrdent VrcePres1dent and Parlramentanan of the Student Councrl And was a member of the Prcm and Electron Commrttees Here we have PEGGY COLLINS who was an the French Club Theta SGC and Bowhng League A cute lrttle number rs Pat PATRICIA COLLINS who vas actrve to say the least as she was on the Socral and Nomfnatlng Committees Jn he Natlonal Honor Soclety Zeta SGC G A A and lntramura Sports lntroducrng NANCY COLVER who prefers to be called N1kk1 She enloyed belng part of the French Club Bowhng League Trxl-I1Y and the Natxonal Honor Soclety She was promment as Presrdent of Epsrlon S G C Treasurer of the S G C Executrve Board and Charrman of the Rmg and Pm Commrttee Sweet BONITA CONNELL IS known as Bonme She was rn the Theta SGC Latrn Club and Bowlmg League CHUCK CONNOLLY found hrs keynote rn the Boys Chorus and Mrxed Chorus whxle the Latm Club played second flddle What a lrne of actrvrtxes DORIS COOK can boast of They are the Epsrlon SCC Bowlrng League Prom Commxttee Pre-stdent of the Servrcn Glrls Presrdent of Alpha Tr1H1Y and Treasurer of the Natlonal Honor SOCIQIY PEGGY CORBETT had a wow of a time ln the Alpha S GC Chorus and Log Staff One of our Fxre Marshals RICHARD COVEY usually harled Drck was also rn the Span1sh Club Intramurals and on the Hlng and Pm Commlttee Kltty rs SALLY COYLES montker and she chose the SGC Band LGIIII Club and Socral Commrttee for her specral act1v1t1es IEAN CRAWFORD partrclpated ln the French Club Bowllng league SGC and for a few semesters was a Gym Leader Call for Danny and you get FRANCES DANIELSON whose spare trme was spent In the GAA SGC Bowlrng league Spanrsh Club and on the Lrbrary Staff She s tall and gets around thus IS ELAINE DANTLER As to where she gets around rts rn the GA A French Club Iota SGC Intramurals and the Prophecy Commxttee PETER DEMOS who answers to the name Pete was actwe rn the Greek Club Latrn Club ROTC and Natronal Honor Soczety Treasurer of the Senror Class BETTY DERIGHT halls as Bets She was an Assocnate Edrtor on th Log and a member of the Letter Grrls Club and the Prom Committee We now present another Betty a BETTY DEWITT and her mam rnterests were the Spamsh Club Red Cross and Hall Guards We all know Dlck ROBERT DICK rn full IS a great guy and the Band German Club ana Intramurals occupred hrs spare trme Tmy MARION DOETSCH was Presr dent of the S G C and a member of the Bowlmg League Natlonal Honor Soclety and Latrn Club DEAN DOVEKAS boasted any number of actrvrtres such as Drama Boys Chorus Student Councrl Frosh Soph Football Greek Club Frre Marshals and Program Commrttee Bomta Connell Charles Connolly Dons Cook PGQQY Corbett Rrchard Covey Sally Coyle Jean Crawford Frances Elame Dantler Peter Demos Betty Denght Betty DeWrtt Robert Drck Marlon Doetsch Dean Dovekas . I-.4 I -1 1 . T. 4. I - f . Y . . 1 . . , , . 1 . . , . t . . , . l . ' ..:v. ., ' ' ' , 'A . ' ' Danielson , . - , . , I , , . 9 . , I 4 , . I r 1 l 1 r 9- wwf Georqe WllIlGm Bette Jane Charlesteen Brmkman Bromec Brown y Ellen Eleanor Elrzabeth Jegn Customer Chakoran Chapm Chngroifel Audrey Cameron Colleen Colegrove GEORGE FL L I III? If UI 1 xml K 1 s x 1' a ta N gmc' mo, A,-f L ,cf X .Q r f. ,!7.T1l. ' f' ' rx. l...tlf' AUD EY A mvtr DORIS CAMPBELL was President of t'1e lo. SCJ . ' most favored aCt1vi'ies. ELAINE tl ea CC C ' CP. LSON lla in Vt. CASTONII-IR 11 A . fxsfy, EL N ,S L I ffl ELEANOR CHA National Honor S ' OC1PlY,U.11IfIISC was ll Q 'rw f' urs llmual. ELIZABETH ' l Il To1111r'1., .1 .r, 911 KOIAN ICPK 1: . ' "V CU16! Cl Q ramuffc ja enf P y Richard Rapoporte Ioan Stout 'lvl' VMI. II ' S HM Dorrs Campbell Margaret Collms CAMERON i1 1: . 'xfjffmi ,T KI G Q! I Y cbffln Dorothy Carlson Patrrcra Collms BRINKMAN S 1 BILL BRONIEC 1 BETTE IANE BROWN CHARLEY BYI. .. , x xi1,f...,.I ' 1' , -rw DOROTHY CARLSON'S I H' 'fzutazgy ff.-'1 51 III s 1 ' C ' E"X'.I t .1 ' . A llc: 1, ,'-'s ,' CHAPIN 111951. 1. ft..z1f?1:'7'1 1: 111 11: 'ue .f:v::1:,':1 'A IT- , t Ped LZQ Blame Carlson Nancy Colver Two Iiunclrml 'Ui 3 rf A. Dorrs ig.. C therrne Donald Stanley Berg Berve Dons Branch: Jane Bork Dolores Brckel Amta Bournakrs Mary Ellen a Berg Jean Beck Patncra Dona Bloom o M urrel Blomgren Bryce Blau Blankee Blerdt esrdent ot the oi the Hall Guards STAN BERG a member of our famous Basketball Team and Pr Letter Mens Club also kept busy wrth Swxmmrnq lntramurals Nomrnatmq Commrttee and the Latrn Club Hall Guards French Drama and the Brdrnq Club Theta SGC and lntramurals trlled rn DORIS BHHVES spare ttme DORIS BIANCHI hustled around rn the Spanrsh Club Kappa S G C Bowlmq and as Vrkrnq Representattve and Crvrc Dues Collector Butch could be found wrth the Student Councrl German Club Beta SGC GAA and Hall Guards but whrle worlanq rn the Marn and Attendance Offlces she was strrctly DOLOHES BICKEL BRYCE BLAIR was on the C mlttee Hall Guards Marshals Latm Club beam 1n the Band Beta HrY Intramurals Socral om and Varrety Shows M l formally MURIEI. BLANKEE brxqhtened up thrnqs rn the French Club Natlonal Honor Soclety Student Councrl Gamma SGC GAA Prom Commrttee and Bowlrnq to say nothtnq of bemq Secretary of the Servrce Grrls and Prestdent ot the Beta Tr1H1Y PATTI BLEIDT really showed her stuff ln the Alpha SC C Spanrsh Club and on the Soczal Comrnrttee Soccer Football Hall Guards Frre Marshals Spanrsh Club and Program Commxttee were all acttvrtres ot DON BLOMGREN whxle at Amundsen but Donrnes a sarlor boy now H1Y Prom Commrttee ROTC Otlrcers Club Latrn Club ard Charrman ot the Electron Commtssrons Com mrttee kept FRANK BLOOM really hopprnq Theta SGC l-lome Nursmq and the Latm Club were really lun accordmnq to IEAN BORDERS IANE BORK drvraed her txme among the GA A Srqma SGC and Rrdrnq and Spamsh Clubs ANITA BOURNAKIS was well known rn the French Club Latrn Club Natronal Honor Socrety Bowlmq and Hall Guards l IZEIIJ IP QCl,l"i L5 Joan . we aug Q One Hundred Nmety mne to V A Q r, ' , A K K I K Q Q g.. , W , fp , . 5 0 All ., it , , 4 A C Arthur ' ' ' Becker Bereiter ' ' ' ' ' ' ld Frank ' ' ' B rders ' . I ,i V V . . I I I , 0 J A ol Cf' 4' o o Lorraine Adams William Adams Glenn Alexander Jacqueline Allard Elayne Anderson Florence Anderson Robert Anderson Dale Arvrdson Audrey Baird Louise Bales Alice Barbour William Barbour Lorraine Batterson Dorothy Bauer Dolores Ba umhari THE CLASS JUE 43 Q QCLUQ CIC oo! LU!! HE lune graduates records showed us that LORRAINE ADAMS will always remember the Spanrsh Club as the highlight of her four years rn Amundsen WILLIAM ADAMS boasted of hrs place rn the French Club and on the Soccer Team Answering to the moniker of Swoose GLENN ALEXANDER participated rn Wrestling Beta H1Y Stage Crew 'Vlovre Crew and the Nomrnatrng Com rrrrttee IACQUELINE ALLARD or rust plain lackre was the Secretary of the Omega SGC and a member 0' the C A A Rowlrng league and French Club ELAYNE ANDERSON better known as Puggy for obvious reasons took part rn the Chorus Bowling League Epsrlon SGC and the Prom Committee besides being Drvrsron Chairman and Treasurer of the Alpha TrrHrY The Vrce Presrdency of Sigma SGC Hall Guards and the Spanish Club were FLORENCE ANDEBSONS prrncrple actrvrtres ROBERT ANDERSON called Red for the usual reason was a Corporal rn tht ROTC a Marshal merrrber of the Band and Spanish Club and took part in Intramurals DALE ARVIDSON' was really a rrot rn the Officers Club of the ROTC the Competition Platoon the Beta HrY Student Councrl Program Committee Drama Club Varrety Shows and as V1cePresrdent of the Boys Chorus AUDREY BAIRD was a member of the Theta SG C Socral Commrttee Bowlrng League and the Rrdrng the Kappa SGC, clarrned most of LOUISE BALES leisure time lt was a great rnrstake when they nicknamed ALICE BARBOUR Moldy as she was the back bone of the Viking and belonged to Gamma SCC Prom Cornrnrttee Hall Guards Student Councrl Latrn Club and Bowling Yep WILLIAM BARBOURS her twin and Brll was a Log Representative and worked rn the Book Room The Prom Committee French Club Eta SGC Spanrsh Club Chorus Rrdrng Club and Bowrng kept LORRAINE BATTERSON gurte busy Dottie offrcrally recorded as DOROTHY BAUER kept the ball rolling rn the Zeta SGC Latrrr Club Chorus Prophecy Cornmrttee Hall Cuards ard Bowlrrrg League DOLORES BAUMHART was a nnerrrber of the French Club and Secretary of the Theta SGC ARTHUR BECK rnsrsts on belng called Brll rn the ROTC, Officers Club Competition Platoon Log Staff and Latin Club Vice President of the National Honor Society and President of the Sigma S G C were probably Beckys greatest responsrbrhtres but MARY ELLEN BECKER also partrcrpated rn the Latrn Club Grrls Chorus and Senror Fee Committee KAY BEREITER legally Catherine kept things sprnnrng rn the German Club and Bowling League ROTC Cornpetrtron Platoon Spanrsh Club and Orchestra all claimed DONALD BERGS time but Don s chref responsibility was the offrca of Laptarrr One Hundred Ninety eight . Club. ln fact Irish was even in the French Club. The affairs of the G.A.A. and ,af Money may be the root of 'ill evil, lziit to Betty Deright it was sornethirig highly desirahle and hard to qet. On the other hand, our lrish lovely, Colleen Colegrove, kept a record ot what's what, who's who, and why. Shes some scrivener! Stepping up and ready for the day's business of swinging the qavel is Robert Spcmiian. He mixed fun, work and play in pleasant doses. Since every president must have a riaht-hand man, Robert Osterberg came to fill in as a reliable second. Ah, yes! Every set ot officers must have some lsouncers, form- ally they're called serqeants-at-arms. This sprinq Don Koehler lchiet honncerl, Martin Drcxths and Tom Harland upheld this tradition. One Hundred Ninety-sevel we WQOIULQ CA0ice .. . they started the ball rollin' in the right direction .... o.lc. by us. 6 -M 'Y X, 95439 ma Mary Trxmble Ruth Fetsch Peter Demos Nancy Colver Gerald Ellxs Helen Sarros Georqe Melvxlle Margaret Tnmmerman X Amundeenxle QKCLCLQJ 6UfL6! gelflfclfllelfl . loolcm putty just to One Hundred Nmety hve Robert Dxck Robert Brown Al lrrmls remember you Mrs Lenore H Doleys xenm r 'iprnsrr Elayne Anderson star dlust 6' 1 , - A .HX y A , ,Q f' 4 D ' -, Q 7 K' , U J il H H M 1 H 'Q' I :gi ,V VA V sp Q 1 on ,L V 6 , "fl, , A . l I gl? n 2 gg . 'ft xy Q i ii' l H 5 M df :nw A , ? E .t . -,,2g,03,3- b. in V t ' M 71 5 I Q 0 , ' 0 0 0 o o 0 . ' l fr K M- Z , A? :V .2 xl , ' ' 'L V . , V, 3. Q X . 5 I ::,f..,,,y . - 1 ' VE, , ' . 51 l mm W , , 3 .H ' 9 ..g ' 4: if ek. , , ef ., A , I Q if? 'V' ' . ..Q x, 'J r,4 V1 ff- x X X. 9 2' V I 1 r Q7 sy 'Ari' LL 9' ,Irs K, 'G' ,fs J, V iw' df 4 Q5 '38, 1 " 4. 9 , v-' Ufw , ryufg., fy' Ev? "" by W , W' 'V Wi Q, as gf Q T u Y., 0 , .f ,, , f '.f, Q. l VXA! XY L f fQ 11 x t - Y fa-v " Q. 3 ---Q Y V v Y , Q? Iv C33 5, V S.. T F 6, fi I 73? gk:'tyVQa . v fiqgm ,ao ui.: ,Q W-.cg it ' J Q . fl A s, Q 'G , :ig 2 9 ,,, A 'I H ere we present some ot the OUTSTANDING SENIORS ot the lanuary class A well known football player and presrdent of the Lettermen s Club was Leon lumes who was chosen a he outstandtna athlete Sharma honors wtth htm was an all star volleyball player loan Mau rtdes She also held the ofttce ot secretary rn the letter grrls Club Two members ot the Class who seemed to shrne out tn personaltty were Dtane Kachantones and Rudy Gtth The1r motto was lauqh and the world lauqbs w1th you Datrtcta Lundqmst and Bruce Tuttle qave lndrcattons ot qornq on to btqaer and better thlnas o they were qtven the tttle at Most ltlcely to succeed More luck to vou lads you really deserve that mon1kerl Ah yes style s the thtnq and here are two who really know thetr Clothes and how to wear them Dorts Ream and Btll Haag model what the most colleqtate are wear ma Lovely to dance wrth deltahttul to know best descrtbes Carla Revner and Robert Frum The Class dectded they were Just about tops for the bla nraht and voted them ldeal Prom Date Yes each one ot these members sto td out tn thotr own 1nd1v1dual way They aave dtsttnctlon to the lanuary class JC! ?!l!fA Job they are the class of the class sometthmg spemal nothmg but the best tn then' own lme One Hundred Nmety three 2 Helen Swanson Robert Swrskow M urrel Taube Shrrley Terrace Glorra Tschudy Wrllram Thomas Bruce Tuttle Rrchard Valentrne George Wrllram Walters M rldred Warman Howard Wrlson Raymond Wrlso Helen Zervas Robert Benson Cl, 90 fo MIL I'l0bUI'l Qffflflled HELEN SWANSON spent the greater part of her Iersure trme rn the German Club Bowlrng League Grrls Chorus Intramural Sports Program Commrttee and SGC ROBERT SWISKOW was easrly rdentrfred by hrs red harr even more so after a crew cut and hrs ready grrn Prnkey lent hrs talents to tho 42 Vrkrng Staff Log Drama Club HrY Offrcer rn the HO Program Com mrttee and Spanrsh Club MURIEL TAUBE found a lot of fun rn the French Club Socral Commrttee ana as a member of the SGC Often seen readrng rnterestrng Log copy was SHIRLEY TERRACE who was the proof reader on the staff Shay spent the rest of her trme rn the Band Latrn Club and SGC Popular BILL THOMAS was elected Assrstant Sergeant at Arms of the class The I-lrY Intramural Sports Electron and Grft Commrttees and managmg the wrestlrng team kept Brll pretty busy when not patrolrng Senror Hall Voted most lrkely to succeed was BRUCE TUTTLE who gave predrctrons of thrs rn the Honor Socrety Graduatron Commrttee and as an Electron Iudge Earnrng ne honored posrtron of Salutatorran of her class was GLORIA TSCHUDY Glo was Vrce Presrdent o' the Honor Socrety Assocrate Edrtor of the Log a Servrce Grrl and a member of the College Day Commrttee German Club and SGC., Known as a class cut up was RICHARD VALENTINE Rrch entertarned members of the Spanrsn and Latrn Clubs GEORGE VROOMAN Iohnny on Guards and as an Offrcer rn the RO WILLIAM WALTERS looked and was a typrcal Amundsenrte Brll was rn the I-I1Y French Club Prom and Electron Commrttees and the R O t C MILDRED WARMAN wrll be remembered as swell and always ready to serve Mrllre was rn the Band Honor Socrety Latrn Club rarlroads has earned hrm much admrratron The Honor Socrety Spanrsh Club Hr Y and Electron and Nommatrng Commrttees were Howard s actrvrtres durrng school trme RAYMOND WILSON was chosen as the most popular boy ot the class and hrs 'rrendlrness garnea htm many pals whrle rn the Student Councrl HrY Chorus Intramural Sports and Spanrsh Club HELEN ZERVAS frtted her nrck name of Honey She was actrve rn the Drama Club Socral Commrttee and SGC Th Drama Club po nts wrth prrde to BOB BENSON better known as Hrtler or Mrranda When not rn these roles Bob was actrve rn the Student Councrl Hall Guards Co Charrman of the Program Commrttee and an Offrcer rn the RO Ana now as we close the books on the Ianuary 43 Class we shall Natch the Graduates DEH ANGUSTA AD AUGUSTA GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Wrllram Alzos Paulrne Gerber Charles Newbert Norman Sreberl H ugh Block Dorothea K uhns Wrllard Olsen George Unterlenger Patrrcra Fosse Mae Lewrs Frances SaLee Joyce Wrllrams One Hundred Nrnety two g 0 0 0 , ,T . ,. , . . VYOOYUUU the spot, gave valuable service to the Latin Club, Program Committee, Hall . . . e i ' ' . . n I . . I I H H 1 LU I0 Olfl Cl I'OI'lfff fo lfUUfl Presldenl of the T11 H1 Y and Serv1ce Glrls Club Assocmte Ednor of the Log and a member ot the Drama Club Student COUI1Cll French Club Gltt LOIIll'Ulll99 and SGC Always 111 style when 1t came to clothes was DORIS REAM Dons was also up to date III the Student Counntl T11 H1 Y Honor Soclety French Club Prom Commntee and SGC, CARLA REYNER was Chosen as MISS Prom Date and she rcally f1tled the llllf The Tr1 "1 Y Honor SOCIQIY Latxn Club Log Stall Clean up Comrmttee and SGC were Carlas GCIIVIIIGS lolly and lun best descnbes IACK RICHARDSON lack was a popular fellow on the Clean up Co1nm1ttee TJIGIHISHGHCG Lommntee and as a Log Representahve The Graduahon Commntee couldnt have done wrthout BETTY RIEMERS help The rest of her t1me she spent at meetmgs of the GAA and SGC RUTH ROLLER was a real all around glrl Rllll11P had fun 111 the Honor Soclcly German Club and G A A ANTHONY SALOPOULOS ha1led rom A-.ustm Hrgh and Amundsen was glad to get h1m Tony proved h1s t1me to be worth whtle 1n the ROTC G1't Comrmttee and as 1 :led Cross Representanve IACQUELINE SANDERS had a sedate way about he1 whtch was snvnd by 111any of her class mates Iaekle w1ll IlllbS the bowlmq league C1ft COITIIIIIIIGG and SGt A wh11 when 1t came to math prov: d that GEORGE SMITH would make a good engrneer Snntty sp: nt alter school hours as 11 member ol the H1Y Band Soc1al Commtttee and Bowltng League A good man for the Army IS C adet Lt Qol MARSHALL STERN who IS now actually IH the SPYVICG Bes1des l'l9GdlUQ the ROTC he was also a member of the crack R1fle Team and a part1c1pant Ill the Lat1n Club and Student Counml Blond GERTRUDE STROH was a hard worker and gave a good pornon of her t1me to the French Club l.1b1ary Stal 111 H1Y Bowlmg League lV'1xed Chorus and SGC Gone but not forgotten IS ETHEL STUPAS Eth w1ll rerrerrvber th ree u 1xe SCC alter leav1no Amundsen Gladys Powell Betty Rzemer Helen Preuhs Ruth Holler Robert Hcrmbert Anthony Salopoulos G k Cl b M d Cnorus and Marcella Ramsey Jacqueline Sanders if lljlfflf jflkllf Hugh Block Glona Newlands The rlollrnie lfillfh of VIII Gfllsl Lo1s Rasmussen George Smrth 5 4 Dons Carla Heqm Reyner Marshall Gertrude Stern Stroll .lack Hrchardson Ethel Stupas Audrey Meyer onnne Meyer Marvin Mzller :Chard ueller Vrrgmra Neal Gloria Newlands Meta Nrmtz Eugene O Bannon Lois Rudy Otth M ilton Pappas Eleanor Peters Louise Peters Jean Peterson Marilyn Plan 07118 ZIQFULCQZI QUOI"g0l'l2 FSIDES being elected President of her own SGC chapter AUDREY MEYER was also elected President of the SGC Council Red gave valuable service to the Honor Society Drama Club Bowling League and Prom and College Day Committees Picked as having the best dramatic talent and also the possessor of a very charming voice CORINNE MEYER stood out in the class The Tri Hi Y Honor Society Mlxed Chorus Lat1n Club Program Committee and SGC were more of Conmes interests MARVIN MILLER 1ust couldnt seem to stay out of mischief Screwy antics made Marv a big hit in the Spanish Club Boys Chorus and Intramural Sports RICHARD MUELLER was known as a Civics fiend However Rich found much pleasure in the Boys Chorus and Gradua tion and College Day Committees VIRGINNIA NEAL will never forget the fun she had in the G A A nor the tlme she spent workirg for the teachers When a piano got its teeth punched by GLORIA NEWLANDS it gave out with enioyment for any audience Glos musical talent was sought after in the Student Council Latin Club Acappella Chorus Clean up Committee and the SGC Another virtuoso of the class was META NIMTZ As Secretary of the Honor Society an All Star Volleyball Payer and a member of the German Club College Day Committee and SGC she managed to keep busy Well known for his imitations of Lionel Barrymore Charles Boyer and many others EUGENE O BANNON was constantly asked to perform When not someone else Gene took part in the Drama Club Radio Council and was CoCha1rman of the Program Committee LOIS OKERBERG could always be relied on in the Honor Society Latin Club Service Girls Club Tri HxY Attendance Office RUDY OTTH The Wrestling Team and German Club were Rudys chief re treats from the daily grind MILTON PAPPAS took advantage of the many extracurricular GCIIVIIIGS of red and became a member of the Greek Club 'Vhxed Chorus Student Council Log and Red Cross Representative Bowling League and Hall Guards Always willmg t go out of her way to please someone else was ELEANOR PETERS The Band French Club Red Cross and S G C appreciated this characteristic LOUISE PETERS did a swell 1ob and will never be forgotten for her outstanding work as Secretary of the class ard Vice President of the GAA When not acting in her official capacity Pete took part in the Honor Soc ety Student Council French Club Tri l-l1Y Drama Club and Program Committee IEAN PETERSON will probably go far in this world as she has a lot of ambition At Amundsen she was m Latin Club Honor Society Tr1H1Y Social Committee Bowling League Service Girls Club and SGC President of the Honor Society and Valedlctorian of the class were titles belonging to MARILYN PFAU When not studying Foo was active 1n the Latin Club Tn H1 Y Student Council Service Girls Club Log Staff and SGC GLADYS POWELL gained recognition with her artistic talent and found a place in the S G C HELEN PREUHS sometime called the girl with a million faces was a hit m the Spanish Club and as a member of the Library Staff She also gave valuable aid to the Viking Staff Another stand out in the line of sports was ROBERT RAIVIBERT who was very active in the Gym MARCELLA RAMSEY was a familiar fgure on the volleyball floor and was a constant source of sarcasm from Miss Hemdl Known for her fine qualities of leadership LOIS RASMUSSEN could be depended upon for service any time Lois was One Hundred Ninety o 0 0 0 C . H' , . . ' . , . , , M ' ' ' I 1 . - . 1 I Okerbeyg Graduation Committee and S.G.C. Personality boy best seems to describe - ' ' " fe , , . ' ' o . I I of em wi e acfiue in f e depended upon rn the GAA The Hall Guards Spanrsh and Latrn Clubs and SGC also enroyed Ikys presence LA VERNE KRATER came through wrth flyrng colors on the Vrkrng Staff Lucky worked hard rn the Honor Socrety Lollege Day Commrttee Bowlrng League and SGC when not rn Room IU7 Often descrrbed as havrng unkrown abrlrtres was RAY KULL However accordrng to hrs records Koko had known abrlrtres rn Intramural Sports and Frosh Soph Football Oh you blond was cute IEAN LABANT A newcomer at Amundsen Dolly was on the Graduatron Commrttee and a Hall Guard MARIAN LARSON garnod tho r putatron of berrg the class chatter box Mare drd an excellent Job of talkrng her way through the Spanrsh Club Chorus Lrbrary Staff Socral Commrttee and SGC As a composer of several songs and talented player of the accordron IEAN LARUE set a hrgh mark He was rn the ROTC Spanrsh Club Program Commrttee and made use of hrs talent rn the Boys Chorus Vocrferous and a lot of fun was IOAN LEHRMAN Larry got a brg krck out of the Honor Socrety Program and Electron Commrttees Hall Guard French and Spamsh Clubs and the SGC The offrcral greenback collector of the Senror Class was pretty IANE LENBERG Ianre wrth her pleas mg personalrty made a brg hrt rn the Honor Socrety Chorus French Club Electron Commrttee Bowlrng League and SGC RUTH LENTMAN or Mousre as she was called had a lot of fun rn the German Club If you feel lrke laugh rng rust send for IOYCE LEONBERGER Her Jolly ways won her many frrends on the Graduatron Commrttee and as a Hall Guard Tall and quret ARTHUR LILLY seemed rrght at home rn hrs B O unrform Art was rn the Offrcers Club Drum and Bugle Corps Movre Crew and a Hall Guard ELEANOR LIPP became a popular and well known frgure on the volleyball courts El made the Specral Arts Club Bow rng League and SCC her after school pleasure PATRICIA LUNDQUIST could do almost anythrng and her ver atilrty won her many frr nds Patty drd a number of thrngs rn the French and Spanrsh Clubs I-'onor Socrety Student Councrl Graduatron and Nomrnatrng Commrttees and the SGC A star of the Basketball Team and free throw champ was DON MAG NUSON lvfaggre went out 'or many actrvrtres such as Baseball Soccer and Spanrsh and Lettermen s Club durrng hrs stay at Amundsen ED MAGNUSON spent hrs after school hours rerkrng sodas At school however Ed was well lrked rn the Band Latrn Club Intramural Sports and Marntenance Commrttee The frrst grrl to ever edrt the boys sport page of the Log was DO'l'l'lE MAKIN SON Mac also made a brg hrt rn the Honor Socrety French Club Lrbrary Staff Program and Elec'ron Commrttees and SGC STELLA MANOS lrked Amundsen so well that she traveled all the way from the loop every day to attend Whrle at school Stel was promrnent rn the Honor Socrety Greek Club Intramural Sports and the SGC The most athletrc grrl of the entrre class was IOAN MAURIDES Although she spent a good deal of trme rn the grrls gym Ioanre strll took part rn the Honor Socrety Electron Commrttee French and Greek Clubs LGC and SGC SUSAN MEINERT was one of the hardest and most energetrc workers on the Vrkrng When not busy wrth the senror sectron Susy devoted her trme to the La rn Club College Day Commrttee Honor Socrety Record Offrce Bowlrng League and SGC CHRYSANTHY MERMIGAS spent most o her trme rn the Greek Club and GA " A popular fellow rn the class was IOHN MERSCH The Spanrsh Club HrY Prom Commrttee Hall Cuards and H O Offrcers Club clarmed Fuz y as a member Joan L ehrman Jane Lenberg Ruth Lentman Joyce Leonberger Arthur Lrlly Eleanor LIPP Patrrcra Lundqurst Donald Magnuson Edward M aqn uson Dorothy Makrnson Stella Manos Joan Maurrdes Susan Memert C hrysan thy M ermrgas John M ersch One Hundred Er ht nrne '1- 'JY dxf -nv ,111 f' , Alrce Juanrta Irene Inzamary Jeanne Dorothy Leon Drane Iverson Jersey Joanowzts Johnson Johnson Jones Jumes Koch Joan Fred Irene La Verne Raymond Jean Marran Jean Kalbacher Kazlo Koehler Krater Ku Labanl Larson La Rue OPULAR and a Slll oth lrfsse-1 was ALICE IVERSON 1.n1oy1nq herself by tw11l1n T antones cl IW1SL ruawu lb T ldy VtIl11n11t q oddy was act ve n the L11t1n Llul Stuaent Counml P1oa1an1 Corn nuttee and SGC X 1en 1t Lame to llV1FQ IUANITA IERSEY was ops R 11 Kep lerselt busy Ill the Student Qfbllllfll F1e11Ll1 Lluh l.llDlClIY Stan ble-1111 up Ctllllllllllft and Q C IRENE IOANOWITS ll 1 sn lll t11f 1 those ca 1 ma u Il 111 11 vaun 1tl1e1 All out t111 l11t1 1 11111aI 1p111ts wus INZAM IOHNSON and SWlIl'll'llll'1Q as her l4lVOIll9 l a 1l1dnt lawe 1G11 1 1 1 wash wlule 111 l Spal 1sh Club Bowllnfg l. aque L tto C1115 Cub Ol SCC A 1 t IOVQI of socml ute was IEANNE IOHNSON Th German Cluh Hall Guards and SGC, claunncl Iohnny as 11 valuable member Small and damty was DOROTHY IONES Th1s dvi not l111114e1 he1 aett 11 he Student Counml P1on1 COHlHl1Tl9f L 'N olD1Jtt1e E q 1 y t1tt l SC C A1 If p1ISl1Illl s on 111 11es1de111 ot hr L ttc1 nen s Klub was LEON IUMES l. 1 11+ slde-. le na CI pronune-11t llll st ll gave much 111116 to th Spmrush u ul1 tudent Q llllxl H1 GI Plblll COIIlIlllfl69 l'u11lOV111q DIANE KACHANTONES df tl LQ C ee l1IQS 1l l1lUQl The Soclal Comnuttee Greek Club l.1b1ary S att and sf 1 me Kan y s 1 t1v Ile s IO KALBACHER reqre ted 1eav1na AVT7LlIllS6Il but she carrled 1 C1117 1 1e1 any Honor S0416-ty G1 1111011 Club Chorus ant' SGC Speedy qe111 rally k WVII FRED KA LO 1111 well ked 1111 Il How 1 ll O L Ofhcers Club Clf an up Colnrnlttu Rf cl Q11 ss Reprs se11tat1v1 lou 11101111 and S1111111sl1 Club dll! 1'1C1 lll1S bIl9l 111111 IS fl f t hls 111c'l-411111111 IRENE KOEHLER nfxf 1 tl lllllf 1 11l l rxlwrxys 1 rclnlulll jd PIII Connne Meyer Mdffld l0l"06!lfLCfl0Ifl H184 . . . Eugene O Bannon .1 el 1 Q av Il 1 P , C 1 ' ' , ll 11- -1 . 1 1 1 .1 . 2 lf 1 ' ' , , 1 A e 1, 2 3 T ' ,..Vl ' ' " 'f'. 1-, '-t 11 .1 ' IF?I e111hv1s the fun "1- h111l wl'l1 III tl11- GM1111111 C7lul1 and SGH. Sln-'ll Ill'-VP'I 1 111 "2 l Ys j uitm the Hd' 4 Cl b .ve t 1 t lo1 1 1, 11 , 11 2' ' ' ARY 3 , ' w : ' . nz ' 1 ', 1111 ' 1111 - o ' 1 . ' llll 'I . ' 1' , ' e ', e- bl 1 ' l , an .G. 1 1 11111 , 1 ' , ' 1 5 g tl" 1 . ' . ' ' .' A 1' , inq 1lIOLlIlCl, thou l, ' 's 1 , . , ' , i ' - 2, atin Club, l.1lv1111 S Q flllf I. T. 111 1 J ' 1' ' A arninq the pos1ti 'E , ' , 7 1 1- 1 r T ' . 111, 1' ' f , nl , ' foot 11. '1 , ' 1 .11 Q, 'fl , S , To "I, '-Y, ,rl ' , ' ' A . ' 11161 '1 111 ,l I. lIl,7 '1 : 11 1111 1. I ' ' '. , , , ', ' 2 f.1l.Q, wg 2 'h 5 11i 1 Q . AN If 1. ' ' V 1. , . ' nl wltl 1 , Ill IllfAIIl1JIl9S ut 11111 Y ' 2' , Q , , 1 . . ,, , . e Ill as Z . Evecmx 2 li nlurinq his SllOIl stay at flhlll' llS5-P .. l1-1 111111111111-11 111 11.-t 111 th I ,V .'l'. T. ' ' j - - ' ev, 2 'I 1 2 . ' 1 . H1 . - 1' f - "ff ' 1 ' ' ' A '. 11111 11 'Q , 1. -"1 srfl 'l lwut 151- 1, le- o 0 0 0 . N f . 1 . tlllltfllll 111111111 1111. One Hundred Fiiqhty-eiqht Betty Wayne Fullerton Gasper John Yvonne Gummerman Haqberg Gegounes Gerwmg -1 Ethel Artemis Robert Alice Arthur Ge welre Glesen er Goll er Doris Alice Ru th That well liked fellouv 111 the RO uniform was Adiutant Captain ARTHUR GLESENHR Although military maneuvers kept h1n1 pretty busy Art found time for other activities such as the Spanish Club Ring and Pin Committee and Chairman of the Flection Committee The German Club Prom Lominittee Student Council Bowling and Swimming Teams and SCC all came under the influence of ETHEI. GOLLERS energetic personality Shy and sweet bes describes MURIE1. GRAY Bunny was active 1r1 the Tri H1 Y Honor Society Student Council Drama and Latin Clubs SGC and Chairman of the Prom Committee The most popular fellow of the class was President IOHN GUMMERMAN He found time for other activities such as the Band l"1Y Drama Club Student Council and Prom Committee besides coming in an hour late with his saxophone for the Variety Sh w Quiet but reliable YVONNE HAGBERG was a credit to the SG C The Clean up Committee o also valued Yvonn s yuclgment Struttina her stuff on the football field was LORRAINE HAIG captain of the twirlers Sis did some high stepping in the French Club and as a Hall Guard IRENE HARTOKOLIS had fun in the Greek Club Honor Society and Gift Committee but she was always rather quiet. DORIS HARZ almost danced her way through the Latin Club and as a Hall G rd. Constantly laughing was congenial ALICE HEDGES. The Greek Club Social Committee and UO S.G.C. profited by her rnerrinient. One of the stars of the senior play was RUTH HENDRY. She was T f the Honor Society and a member of the Log and Office Staffs and the S.G.C. Co- reasurer o . . - , FLORENCE HOFFMAN was well lined in the Student Council as any of its members will tell you, Lorraine Irene Haig Hartolcolrs Harz Hedges Hendry Muriel Gray Florence Hoffman . . . e .QJPUW .S70l'Ul.l'lf'lYlllI'l Clllll WOMIIH One Hundred Eighty-seven Marshall Stern Evelyn Carlsen "The backbone of our nation." Robert Coope Howard Cramer Margaret Crowther Dorothy DeSherow Barbara DeSwarte Erleen Draugelrs Marran Duqo Lorrarne Erckstaedt Roger Elorse Evett Carolyn Ewald Catherme F er Albert F Iuckrger Wrllram Frum Robert Frum we 90 fo Ol" l'VLlAt6Ll" ELDOM seen durrng arvrsron but strll seen rn the school halls was ROBERT COOPE Bob drd attend meetrnqs of the Spanrsh Club and Marntenance Crew however Grrls seemed to steer clear of HOWARD CRAMIER because of hrs odd hobby of collectrng snakes Never the less Howre was a lot of fun rn the Band German Club and Vovre Crew One of the socralrtes of the class was MARGARET CROWTHER The Servrce Grls TrrHrY French Club Prom Com mrttee and SGC clarmed Deggre as a member Vlherever there was lrvrng you were sure to trnd DOROTHY DESHEROW Dee as she was known by her frrends was hep rn the French Latrn and Math Clubs and SGC The grrl who made you hold your breath every trme she drd those darrng stunts was cute BARBARA DESWARTE The Grrls Chorus Spanrsh French and Drama Club ard SGC cam under the rnfluence of Bobs drmples EILEEN DRAUG ELIS was one of those quret grrls who came rn handy when rn the Latrn Club Honor Socrety Red Cross SGC and as a Gym Leader A famrlrar cry when MARIAN DUGO was bowlrng was strrke and she really knew the rrght twrst to grve to a ball Mar partrcrpated rn the Spanrsh Club Mrxed Chorus and SGC durrng her years at Amundsen LORRAINE EICKSTAEDT could always be relred on rn the Grrls Chorus German Club and SGC Larry was qurte popular wrth her classmates because of her easygornq nature ROGER EVANS was very actrve rn the French Club Rog was always o good source of entertarnment and could hold the attentron of a crowd Ready and wrllrng to do her part was ELOISE EVETI' Ellres cooperatrve sprrrt helped the Graduatron Commrttee a great deal but she drdnt let the Spanrsh Club what was gorng on rn the Student Councrl and GA A Whenever CATHERINE FEIL drd anythrng rt was done rrght Cathy took an actrve part rn the SGC and was a member of the Grft Commrttee The good taste of ALBERT FLUCK IGER was never doubted when rt Came to sport clothes The Band ROTC and Grft Commrttee clarmed Al as an all arouna good sport even rf blrnded by some of hrs tres Assrstant Sergeant at 1-Xrms of the Senror Class was woman hater BILL FRUM who has prned for a cave man exrstence srnce studyrng Ancrent Hrstory rn 2B The H1Y College Day Commlttee and Marshalls made an effort to satrsfy hrm wrth modern ways ROBERT FRUM was qurte drfferent from hrs brother Brll as ne was chosen Ideal Prom Date Bob served as a member on the Prom Commrttee Camera Crew and was an Intramural Boxer BETTY FULLERTON took advantage of the many sport actrvrtres offered besrdes havrnq fun rn the French Club Band and SGC Tall red headed WAYNE GASPER was chosen as the outstandrng student of the class Srmon Legree won much respect from hrs classmates as Edrtor rn Chref of the Log Assocrate Edrtor of the 42 Vrkrng Treasurer of the Honor Socrety and a member of the H1Y Graduatron Commrttee Latrn Club and also a partrcrpant rn Intramural Sports Ourte a record for one boy' ARTEMIS GEGOUNES spent most of her lersure trme rn the gym offrce She was well lrked by the physrcal ed teachers for her helpful sprrrt and the Creek Club also recognrzed thrs gualrty of Arty s Well known for hrs sax playrng was ROBERT GERWING The Band and Intramural Sports members really enloyed Bobs musrcal talent One of the Jollrest members of the class was ALICE GEWEKE Thrs trart made her very popular rn the German Club Grft Commrttee SGC and as a Hall Guard One Hundred Erghty srx Evans and S.G.C. suffer. CAROLYN EWALD never said much, but she still knew .I ' I I . THE CLASS OF JANUARY I943 LU" Cafe P08 Clyfl 6lI"Q 0U0l" REMINISCING over the four years that the graduates have spent at Amundsen we found out many unknown facts Files showed that VIOLET AHISTRAND was on the Social Committee and a member of the SGC Although records show Vi to be neat and efficient her classmates will always remember her friendliness LESTER ANDERSTROM went out for all Intramural Sports and was also in the German Club The teachers claimed Swede to be outstanding in courtesy but we liked him better as the good sport he was Slightly reticent and yet a lot of fun was DOROTHY ANDRES Band Tri HiY German Club Vikrna Representative and SGC were all activities of Dotties The gym was a favorite place of VIRGINIA ASKOUNIS as she participated in lntra mural Sports and the GAA Besides this Skouny was a member of the Greek Club and Honor Society BETTY BENNETT had fun in the Honor Society Latin and Spanish Clubs and SGC Bets also had a reputation as a bowler Sports claimed most of ARTHUR BERLINGERS attention but the H1Y Gradu ation Committee Latin and Spanish Clubs and Boys Chorus also knew his ready grin Art could always be depended on to help out ERIC BERNHARDSON made himself known in the gym as a participant in Intramural Sports He was also active as a member or the Election Committee IOHN BEUTLICHS long legs made the trip around school easy Lanky saw service in the Boys Chorus Hall Guards and as a member of the Football and Swimming Teams MARILYN BOETH gained recognition for her artistic talent but she was also tops in the German Club SGC and as a Hall Guard and Clean up Representative A familiar sight on the basketball floor was red-headed BRUCE CANATSY. Pop- ular Huca was elected Sergeant at Arms of his class and President of the Hi'Y. In addition, he was a member of the Spanish and Lettermen's Club Base- ball Team and Prom Committee. GERTRUDE CAPP was one of the quieter members of his class but the G.A.A. claimed her as a loyal member. If a reliable person was wanted, EVELYN CARLSEN was immediately paged. Evie took part in the Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club, Log Staff, Election Committee, and S.G.C. The good nature of ERMA CLEFCHER won her many friends in the atin Club Bowling League and S.G.C. IANE COBURN seemed to know all the answers in the French Club and S.G.C. Besides this, the sound judgment of Ianie was courted on as a member of the Ring and Pin Committee and Election Board. The students' choice for the Vice President of the class was hard working HARRY CONSTANTINE. Conny was well known in the Hi-Y, Band, Honor Society, and Greek and Latin Clubs. One Hundred Eighty-five Violet Ahlstrand Lester Anderstrom Dorothy Andres Virginia Aslcoums Betty Bennett Arthur Berlrnqer Eric Bernhardson John Beutlich Marilyn Boeth Bruce Canatsy Gertrude Capp Evelyn Carlsen Erma Cletcher Jane Coburn Harry Constantine ,fi Wim., COLLEGE DAY COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE -Mg Y-q,.,w Q-.fy-,-f-,...,., . ,.,, . ., ., ,MM -T --af SOCIAL COMMITTEE H' 'ff IZ A. F.'1f'yf: I M1131 dos PV.'.'f F' JN E: M Gray, HOW' lf: I Mvlfsch, I YL llf-., A. Nlw, f-. HUVV 1: lvl. 'I':11:w I l'w!wI::1v1. V !X',.:,f 'v'- -If, I, If: ttf: fl 'I :mix G. 'l':- " 1. ig Rf' 1111, lf. 'N 111- ': Hi VI S: If Lf :u'z11,',' I' r ' '1' Fl -VJ J. I r. :f I. ::.' :.- ., ll 1'--rv 1, P' Il' 4:11 'L 1 Elnml. I . .zz I P :J PROGRAM COMMITTEE Hi VW. 1: Il l,'.'M:1 - M zkmgmh HK JV' , K wx A GIFT COMMITTEE GRADUATION COMMITTEE liwli 1,4 V. 17 - H ,',g,f1gl 1- I W- - V 1 HLJN I: I, Sarml Lf, Ifvzl ROV." ' A N1 1 ul FL 'W li ' 1 'I 1: 5 V: I' l,vxmIq1u:I 1 l - . 1. W 'l IZTWKQE.: l R I:'1:,1Jrff I: fx. WIW.-.'s-kv P I". P-11151. . P 'I "V W 'fu' 11" l VPU- I I lftf Ifl .!I"0Iflf .... leading all the way .... come it ees fun .... federal planning board Q ,9 . r enior Qjuioled . . the front seat drivers . . . they drove the jallopy with no gas. Iohn Gummermcm . . . head of the student reairne . . . played the 1 leadina role in keepina the seniors contented and happy . . . what a Herculean task , . . hut the aana appreciated what you tried I to do . . . Co-starred with him was Harry Constantine . . . he did .f and excellent job as the inain supporting character . . . Taking notes and recordina facts . . . Louise Peters . . . she added some 9 colorlul anecdotes to the pertorrnance . . . The inoney anqle . . . the accounts ol the show were well taken care ot by lane Lenberg . . . To quiet the masses . . . to keep the hoi polloi in hand . . . three "watch doors" were needed: Bill Thomas, Bruce Canatsy the chief howfwow, and Bill Frum . . . ln the conspicuous role of ' valedictorian . . . Marilyn Pfau . , . Gloria Tschudy . . . holding her place as salutatorian. X L light' -,,iw.,T .1 I 11. .Q-t., i f met-+ f1"m?1z1w.-wigs.. -25 "" 4-fini' 1 ltrnrr t'nm1I,i.i- lf'iNn1m l'fm1m1,i ll'i'l1l'tzm Frzztri ,llt11'1'lyu l'fni1 liltnfu 'llnlliufx' Julia: tjlmilmwniuiz fum' l.i'r1In't'51 l.m:1,vr 1H'tf'r5 Harfj' flnll-Vm"fY"1f One Hundred Eighty-three 'I if 19. M I . 4- a , , Li 9 t 25' ff ti ff' i i , I t " 5 ' ,,Af.nfA Pee.. -r 2 f f 1, , Q W- A 'f ,.,-, ilu- A fill Afofvfaya. Jflfavefnf '4 x ,4 .,,-.f i,+ All ymfo tab wmfm an-P of U Ylu. Jwwk gneuuaanml WAS? 6.,7.,.Wm 1928 . Nx xy x Xb A Xb QS X Xt. 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CAM CLA . . . fair play is our motto . Q . they are earning their shields . . . Contact for action .. . . go. BOY'S BOWLING Top Row: T. lfieiifr, I. Sloan R ' 1 M1 ig, ss liezndl, G. lLuios, lj. Rinehart, VV. Friend. Bottom Row " ff V. , ,Zarider Row 2: P. Mclterniitt I Ind c. atrtellrin, R. Kulilni rn, B, ljavfrro, IJ. Arnopril, W. Quinlan, B. Slain INTRAMUHAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Rear Row: ll. Stiwiizt, I louis, M. Ialiiisfzri, W I. O Biiiii, H. Koriririiiiri A. l,iluf-, ll. liaiiilviivli. MUNDSENS male BOWLING Lea winq of Miss Heindl, who s que under the ome-times acts as pin boy, has six team balls," "Bowlinq Berpsf' "Blueheards," "Gruesome Wolves," and "Vilcinas." Vtfe clon't lc s. Their names are the: "Foul Fives," " now who picked the names, but President Art Warren 5 and Secre.ary Iohnny Martin, retuse to take the hlame. The school champs in the ever popular sport ot VOLLEYBALL are the juniors ot 324A , who defeat- ed the senior division 325A to claim th eir title. Frosh . H--iii, Front Row: INTRAMURAL WRESTLING ROW 1: W. lv'lL'l.'iiitil:l.n, lt.W,, I. Hmliin, 175 Qlifa, A ltvilly, ltfft llrs H. Iiivifqenfz, l'-H lhfs., R, Hiclifridfanii, l4't lluz., I lfleriiina, lfifi lhs M St. Pit-ire l2' Ihr' " l , ., tu. ,awni-rn, llfz lhs., G. Vf-Vfrriq, lllfi lbskfi Vt Friend, 95 lbs, Rea: C f r ci rch Iorridt. INTRAMURAL BOXING CHAMPIONS Row 1: W. lrwnd I. 4'f- it ' , , l"l iii ,... y, 41. Mui:-rttsr, How 2: lt. iflitirirllwr lvl. lll'IillS, Vf. 'Jin :il zri. and Soph titles were held hy 2l5P and 3l2A re- spectively. After many arunts and aroans the vic tors ot the WRESTLING matches we I re: Mclsauahlin, heavyweight, lleihn, H357 Peislcer, l55y Fleming l45' St. Pierre, l25g Vevariq, lU57 and Friend 95. The hiahliqht ot the afternoon Spring Variety Show was a loloody battle hetween Chandler and Draths tor the heavyweight BOXING Title. The result a tie! The other winners were: Friend, 957 Emanuel, lU5g Zurick ll57 Buetleman, l25g Manniates, 1355 Morrisey, l-455 and Quinlan, l55. One Hundred Seventy-eight w 1 O e P Spea Lavery A Golbach W Donovan I Se fert W Byrnes M Salsburq W Mt h 11 I Theobold Row 2 D DuBrock G Atsaves C Atsaves C Grutzmache R Spam an R Sandberg D Zuber R Anderson R Ioh son R Pearson D W1lson How 3 L Iorndt N Marks W Chandler P Str cker C Potter N Surface F L t t W St k pro ae A Berlmger I Stew rt R Fredr ckson D Maqnu D Frank G Parker E Nadal Skl I Pot atz C Gordon I"t U'0I1 I"QI'l'l U16 goal IS where you find It glue fingers always malung passes ED by Captam Robert Spanuan the 42 FOOTBALL TEAM won four v1ctor1es t1ed one game and suffered f1ve defeats Probably the outstand1ng game was when the Vlklngs put thelr trad1t1ona1 enemy Senn out of the north s1de race by defeatlng them 15 7 Center George Parker s f1fty yard touchdown spnnt V1k1r1gs emerged v1ctor1ous Wllh a score of 26 7 Also not to be forgotten was the col11s1on between B111 Chandler and two Lane 1nd1ans Both the Lane men were carr1ed off the held Lane however succeeded 1n w1nn1ng 15 7 Several awards were g1ven to outstand1ng players of the team Frank Llptrot recelved the s11ver medal for be1ng the outstand 1ng blocker and Roy Sandberg was chosen as the best 11ne man B111 Chandler won Ed s trophy for the outstand1ng player and was named for the Leather Award He was also chosen as the best backheld man Coach Iorndt bel1eves the team could have done much better 1f certa1n breaks hadnt been agamst us One Hundred Seventy seven THE SCORE BOARD TI-IE 1942 RECORD Amundsen Waller Lan n Senn Schurz Kelly Ta t Roosevelt prachce games FINAL STANDINGS OF NORTH SECTION TEAMS Won 1. 1 Tat Schurz Se n Amundsen Roosevelt Waller Su111va Ro : I. 'Bn n, . r, E. I K C O . . ' center of attraction . . . campus huskies . . . here, piggie piggie piggie! . . . laurels come later . . yea bo' was an outstanding play of the Waller game in which the '13 New rnef .31 1942 SEASON ' ' ' ' ' - . 21 , . 7 os , ' ' ' 7,.., e .19 1. 1 6 0 ' , ' ' , , '19 Max e Townsh1p .13 2. Lane 5 1 , ' ' ' , - . 19.. ., N . 6 3. , 4 2 ' ' , O.,. .. ,,,,....,....., ,,.... 2 6 4. n .......,. . 4 2 ' ' ' ' - '13 . , .. 0 5. ,. . 2 4 ' , ' - 7 1 . .19 6. 2 4 , ' ' ' 7, H . , .19 7. , , 1 5 , 7 A1um1'11 . 7 8. Lake VIPW 1 5 ' , " ' . n 1 5 Q.,:,.pfef1fff -f - '.-M1-g,.Q-6 Q,-H " , gg f fr -'gagfgv-.yi W. -1.5. .v.,-kf ,. ,,.:..,, .. , - ,,Mf..,,N.,-N.., . , ,WWW-, 0 .saw-4... ff'-Av:-?"'-'7Suw+c..:g-f'mf:v :1.:fx:.7F:.:f:::':'- '7?""'t1"?:'i':'lff:f".,:fs.N A Wfqsfi :f:IW.:':s WW'3PW""W"""""' M ,, Z ROW 1: Riclirnd Gartner, Donxld Cionbeig, ,terry Gibson, Moig in Anderson. Row 2: Row l: I. Morrissey, G. Vevang, P. loseyh, D. Rusk, VV. Fiiend, R. Roche. ROW 2: Anthony Rbiniqer, lames Moyer, Iosegvli Stecker, lack Levy, Marcus Kulyan, Finest C. Rinehart, V. Lopez, M. St. Pierre, G. Newman, I. Fleming, I. Kastens, Coach Wmgek, Iorndt. Row 3: R. Spanjian, I. Watson, R. Anderson, B. Iohnson, C Pottez, H. Iuergens, I. Riehin, B. Richardson. Q . OCCQI' CUWLAO5 . . . CLZSJQZMJAQJ . . . lacking the gong around . . . roll your own. One Hundred Seventy live ED by "Geronimo" Gibson, the SOCCER TEAM ended with their usual string of defeats. Due to the few returning letter men, the team had to start out by learning the A, B, C's of soccer. Toward the end of the season, however, the boys played a very creditable game and lerry Gibson developed into a fine leader. During the first stages, many of their mistakes were humorous and others hard to take. But as Coach "Del" said, "You just can't get mad at a bunch of boys who have the will and gumpe tion these fellows did." The "43" season of wrestling at Amundsen was one of the most successful from the standpoint of regularity and develop- ment. Led by Captain Henry luergans, the WRESTLING TEAM won five meets and lost the same number. High-point makers for the season were Henry Iuergans, Wally Friend and Gordon Vevang. Dick Spanjian really brought home the "bacon" when he won highest honors in the city meet. The outstanding heavyweight of the team was Ken Wahlgren, while the "kid" was Richard Roch, who only weighed 87 pounds. Thirteen of the boys received letters, and lack Watson did a good job as manager. THE 1942 RECORD THE 1942-1943 SEASON Amunctsen Amiindson Z2 Vifzriw lit 6 ,, proviso , ,, .34 l 7 Lindluloni 76 T' I, me lr, lft , Crane .28 3l. .. Roosevelt l? tt Svlnirz G I4 Kelly . 24 lil Tilden 153 U . Von St-wubitn , 5 Kilt Lfznc- ll H15 Kelvyn Park , 8 At the beqmmhq of the season 'h IUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM looked 11ke a contender for 1he North Slde F1aq Close assocla hon w11h room 219 by some of the 1ead1nq players however dmrmed out a11 hooes VV111 the team ever forget the record of 169 pomts they set a1or1q w1th the Su111vah Iumors? Amund een scored 64 oomts and SU111'1,CII'1 105 Captam Sche1c1er and Sp1e1 farmed the team through the Sea son and DeMever, Soheuck and Mrstos were 1mportaht coqs m leadmq the team thru the season Quay, NW U50 4' 18 HOW 1 W vm 7' P S e1 R1 hard Schenck Roy We Meyex George M1150 Ccptcnn Edward Schexder Row 2 E411 Andere '11 1 n R q U in 1 Lndo if W'r1t 'I Coach Fdx rd Pe lfUflLOI" el' :S El passmg fancy . lt s ln the bag . blg 11tt1e shots . am drop m the bucket Amundsen WfI119I Senn Lane Schulz T1111 Von Sfeube Su111van R o nv: L V Stemmetz THE 1943 RECORD H r SCORING Sohewdex QIJTS1 151 Mn YPI 1 1I1dUI1 'C' Mnso TOTALS FOR PRACTICE GAMES C' led 1sn Torx OFT 1s Thmws P O11 1k S CORING 1 Sfhr ldol 1DeMoyf1 1 1r1do1f1 Sch nck M cw 1e1c111 L1 111 TOTALS FOR LEAGUE GAMES 1e d ro To 1 Coal Thxow Po nts HaNe1r1111nr1 1 Om. Hundred Scvuxly four N 2 GA' T .11-7, 11YTl , 'C . , . . . Q, . , S. ' ' : 7 ' ron C111 1-1 term' n , or er 11m , Robe: 1 1 , Cr Gif, 1" 7 1':gto:'2e. L . . , . . . . 0 0 O O O O 0 O O , . 9 . 24 A 41 F I F tl F 1 P G 111 ' ' ' 39 50 ' V V Q 1 ra sa 1 5 . ' I " " 28 K 4 ' ' " 1,S11vl 45 lb 1Ub ' A 6 I 1. Schenck 33 14 811 2 I , 33 21 87 - - - 4 1115 I A , 1 . ' Z. , . . 26 10 68 3- 1 A 10 21 41 , , 25 29 3 , 28 m 6,1 4. 17 4 38 -A ' - 31 25 ' ' 1 5. . Q 14 fl 37 31 0 :ae 111 F11 4' E A 11 H 311 1'- 115 51 3 V1 11 1 - f - 7. " 1 I V f V A ' 3lI 1.11k l wvl -111 " A 1' '1 11' 8' gill ll 11 is , - A - - 47 .13 '1'11 51 2 1, gn .I I I 3 SU 7 21 7, ' 5 1 ll If 10. : 1 3 's-M. gowg Ig I?atela1nR Ci IE'Ioutr1s RGCRoiier IE llgllarl-:Is IQ, SerItIneyA EWLavery RP Paanszowlos Ynqye Bloomqmsg Ons Brown and ow ewan u man ar son ran e n arren ow r ern traub O Brown Ft Sandberg R ipanuan B Walance G Parker V V1llwock F Swan Y Eugene Swan manage me bets for the Bloom qum batsmen w1th Coach Wemtraubs a1d have em rrght ln the groove . send the sphere a salhng dlon't stop short, short stop a homer he Amundsen BASEBALL TEAM wound up the 43 season wrth ten w1ns and e1qht losses to thelr credrt Fourteen seemed to be the lucky number of the team as the V1k1nqs Won three aames by prlma up that number ot runs Roosevelt was de teated TWICG by a score of 142 and l4 7 whrle Waller went down to a l46 count The old tradltronal enemy Lane how ever left the held wrth ten runs whrle Amundsen followed Wlth one The lnd1ans really h1t thelr str1de IH the second qarne when they batted out two fflDlGS ID the hrst 1nn1nq and another 1n the th1rd The score at the end of the aame? Lane 8 Amundsen 3 The outstandlnq player of the team was Bob Kuhlman Although only a sophomore Bob was the team s ace pltcher and batted out a sllck 339 Nrck Marks was the hardest hrtter of the team and ended up w1th a 370 average One Hundred Seventy three THE 1943 RECORD THE 1943 AVERAGES Al"lt1Y'f1SPl"l PLAYER Roosevelt Waller Von Steuben Lane Senn Lake V1ew Sullrvan Ta t Schurz Roosevelt Waller Von Steuben Lane Senn Lake VIEW Sulhvan Ta t Z Schurz Marks Kuhlman Lavery Frank Kenney Catelarn Lewan Roder Vxllwock Parker Chandler Dehn Pantazopoulos Carlson Walance Foutrls B 1 - f 45' f 5 - 71 4. 1 4 . , I . , . . i . C O , Q O C , U , L g U18 . . . a dxamond dozen . . . lt don t mean at thmg lf you :sun t got that swrng . let s , O 5 O Q o o 0 0 ' o o o - - - - -I , . 1. , AB R H 2B 3 I - 1 14 4 2 54 14 19 6 1 ., '4 -6 59 IO 20 3 3 I ' I ' A 57 17 I9 4 1 - - , ,Ip 7 2 57 8 16 0 1 - y 1- I I - 5 . I 4 57 l2 l6 2 0 . , . . 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" j Q W J' H Ma, f ns n-.5 5 fp, ' E ,, ,. ,a W5 X4 v M W .1 -ww-gig, I ,y air 4591 " W. sw LSU U .st f.. , ax , Q 49+-f.v A-,...Him. fu 1th a splash and they re off' Cuttmq through the pool wrth clean qurck strokes the Amund sen SWIMMING TEAM under the qurdance of Coach Werntraub look forward to a successful season next year ln December and May the swrmmrnq team placed fourth rn the crty relay races The out standrnq member of the team was Captam Ernest Mrtzner Up and commq swrmmers to watch are freshmen Buetle ran and Wesbey These boys have already won therr letters and are headed for brqqer thmqs Other members were Iensen Mrtsos and Srchavolon w 1 P 1 rn nn Foss H k Cuptam Ernest Mrtzner George Bueltemcxn Row I Fmn W Rm umm A S hwolow W I ort MOSS! eN0l0Q!ft 5 mpfune 6 WIJAQLUJ wrshy washy, they re all wet, w l W .nt w A bay A W B o C rwolow I Q w rq J on ew so 1 K W 1 ren v nson W lonx C tte 5 Go One Hundred Seventy one I f the SPRING FOOTBALL pmcttce was any rndrcatron of thrnqs to come rt looks lrke Amundsen rs headed for brqqer and better prospects next fall Some of the players who stood out were Ray Pearson and Bob Anderson as tackles Chrrst Atsaves and Brll M1tchell as guards Boo Iohnson at center Gordon Nelson and Captam Brll Chandler as halfbacks Iohn Lours at end and Iohn Stewart as quarterback L I - - I 1 YY . . K - I U ' ' Ro 2 G. 'lflf3Il, ll, Mrtkrrrr, V. Bnelte rr , R, U, . E ltnd, G, Mttsos, 2: . , . ev . , . r: G. vsbey, I. Strrtt, Il. Gfrdrf, Corrttlr llclur 'c, 7 ' 9 0a O O O o o o ' O 0 , Q V seratchmg -setrlmmage . . . they ll get there yet...off the deep end . . ,. ttluttetrfkrek flappers, and you shall swrm .t : Clfwrrrlr Iorndt, I. Sternvr, B. ZCIKIVIIS, I. Demos, I, KtXl'Htfll1S, R. Hrclrrrrclson, R. Carlson, R. Gtlits, H. Sywrrrltfrrt, lt. e r-, H. Mrtrlrwll. Ro 2: H. Selfrndcr, R. Anderson, R. Iolrnson, W. Cjhtrrrdler, C. stfrves, H. Pvfrrzsnrt, I. O'l'fntrrt'Et, G es , . Hostal, . yrnfrs, R. Lrnrtholrn, I. D ylff, A. S l , D. Mrs 'he. Ro 3: lt. Sodcrrstrorn, F. Pvrkznrz, H. Ilnt' n- lw , C, Grrd , I. L1 rs, I. Stewart, I. Gallfxqher, G, Nel r, . 'hlq , H. S wr , , I 1 vfrn, li. Boffttvltvr, lt, Elwn dell, .Po .r, '. urn.rs, I . . . , . 1 Don Rehleld a1d 1 Superb 1oh all season at cehler as a1d Marty Dralhs at auarfl 'Nlol o he lell ou1 are Thayer Pelereon l.1r1de11leerq Berq DeHart and laetrom C,o111C1de11ee n111nh1 r one 1r1s1n11 lIOlIl 'he haslcetluall eeabon Ib the lacl that 1I'I four SLICCPS-Sl IG qames 1l.a11e Schurz Rooeevelt and Lake V19Wl The Xfllilllilu were a bteadv noup and aenerally ran the1r opponents lnlo the around durma the lh1rd quarter ol earh aan e Not once durmq the 'ieaeon d1d a VllClTIQ so 111uCh as kneel upon the floor Ye old V1lCII1ij stuff as mterpreled bv maeter psycholomst Uelaporte After de1eat1r1q Stemmelz 38 61 the boys heard the Champ1onsh1p Flaq llappma IU the hreeze Then Came the newspapers w11h lhe1r publ1C11y and some ol the laoys overcome ly th1e IOIIII ol adultahon could not Cope w1th 11 Thus the V l'111qs lowed rg aLelu1ly out of the p1Cture to lITlCIl1lOI1 who 111 llllfl loel to Ke vvn Paxlc the C1131 Cwharnpe M111 l1 ol the le 1 115 sugeeb was aue lo that expermnoed old vet Pop llelaporte AIICJ IVlll'I seven lPllGTI11GII TQILITTIIIIQ nevl lall Del 15 look 1111 orffarfl lm 1 lly c'1a1111 one up 11 lo lm f0,..-g...,.. .P 3.11 Pop Delaporfce passes on some last m1111u1te up oflfs . they toe the lme lack Weynch Don Kenney Many Draths and Don Rehieldt 1111114 11 Pop Gporle fm ,11lv1u l11 l l 1 I m Thayer No 14 f ll s ded hy If H104 III NORTH SECTION SENIOR SCORING TOTALS FOR LEAGUE BASKETBALL STANDINGS AMES l IUW 1 1 S Slv THE I943 RECORD 11111clx SCORING TOTALS FOR PRACTICE AMES 1 T 1 SN T11y ls! 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'AVPZFQIF 1393 szuzzamez.. 1i ITT-l lack Weyrlch and Bruce Fanatsy lead1ng the way as co captams the SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM emerged v1ctor1ous as the North Stde Champs A total of the scores thts season showed that the Vtktngs scored 508 pomts to the1r opponents 350 In the Sulllvan game Arnundsens cagers won by thetr wtdest margtn 32 pomts whtle m the Waller game they had the1r closest v1ctory w1nn1ng by one potnt The htghltght of the season was the Schurz game 1n whtch the sectlon lead and eventual champtonshrp was decrded One ot the saddest moments was the graduatton of ace forward Bruce Canatsy However the Red and Grey conttnued to trtumph Wllh much help from a new star Don Kenny Thls boy was not only a clever drlbbler but also took hrst place ln team scormg wlth 126 po1nts Weyrtch was second htgh scorer wtth 121 pomts Both of these boys were selected tor all star honors IH the North Sectlon One Hundred SlXfY mne 9 3 Z IMJNTGQYI FMNQVN a ISANIBVPQHVJSNZHFW vwvppufv lllrA'hMMQlr'-'fvYrrvNv4vfxm'4!0rmn'zAv0 x Otllfl W0 fA ,Simon ccmlaionzi . . . . In, sidle out . . . sorry, Top Row: If. Anderson, N. Culvert, E. Chtxkoltxn, I, Sclnlltz, I. Crfxwtold, M. Htndznq, G. Ivey son, I. Fteeedxnq, M. Iqnxx, P. Melusky, S. Iohtlnson, IJ. Brimer, I. Iidwrilds, IJ. Serve, How 2: If. Stloxfln, S. Schlttel, C. Byl, C. Iollnson, C. Stcxsxnns, A. Pierson, F, Ionnson, F. Olsen, M. Hnss, V. Vtm Houfzlmton, IU. Struck, I. Moms-, II. Spvlropoulos, II. Spllmgmulos, M. Kll toy, N. Km-yxlq. ROW 3: M, Ioltnson, B. M-nlcs, II. llvllqllt, P. Clnlstxntxn, K. NICIIOISOII, IV. Ijlxrtxgflwf-ll, lf. Lf:1str1n:ex,V. Munson, IJ. Km-ltlm, II. Gltxmgwx, M. Nowhwrfg, Ii. Blown, P Rfxlxn, M. Olsun, lf. llmt, M. Tllllllll lrntxn, Mlss Hmndl. Row 4: l.. Yottcv, M. Htxnst-n, I. Slmttex, N, Musen, M. Collmns, B. Connell, B. Glees, M. Iloetsclt, H. Knkpwcxtxlck, ll. Btnnnltcnt, G. l-Iota-s, N. Dunn, ll. Cook, F. Flodlaexq, R. Schwnb. Bottom Row: I.. Buttelson, I. Iovxns, M. Russell, M, FIQIZIUI, V. Kristens, G. Krxftell, A. P-ulcer, H. Mlrkelsufxx, B. Ionq, A. IQIICIKSOII, I. Mtxqnn son, R. Mzll-11, I.. Wpcllbtwdt, I.. Iolxnson. you lose . . . dI0n't quibble with the ref, girls . . . shels always right . . . dlorft lbe me direct either. Top Row: H. He-told, D. Olson, D. Vugovrclx, G. Asvos. Row 2: P. Fvgn, F, Nowrnfzn, I. Se-xockx, M. Mocklet. How 3: I. Mutter, I. Peterson, C. Pxulsan. Row 4: A. Scltxofedet, V. Rysex, M. Lober, S. Button. How 5: A. Fmnlcs, I. Condos, M. Lettltexis, L. Buny. How 6: C. Knlqlxt, ll. Swltlberrg, B. Rlfftzler, V. Gwen. Bottom Row: I. Czttntney, P. Fzndelssn. Top Row: A. Cox, I. Ccutydfm, P. Mtxy, ll. l.lIldClIEIl, L. GI-,-tlcw, P. Iles Vw-st-, LJ. Gres-rw, A Alnson, Il. Ht-l'Il'ld6'I. Row 2: lf. Roos, M. AIENIZ, B. I'IL'ObSfiIl, M. Ntftxloldt, A. Robeltson, A Astxenf-dt-s, F. Skoule-s, A, Thoxnwtxld, M. Murkexrn. Row 3: I. Ayels, G. Clausen, D. Iltxvles F. Kfzloqmfxlcls, Y, Fwf21::t1x1, lf. Bxottfzxn, L. Stwnlott, I-I. Slnms, IQ. Iohnson. Row 4: L. WCIlCllJflllk'I R, Mnl-cus, M. Hwydon, A. Hequrty, I. Lfxrnbxos, E. LE-xbundqutlt, W. Imlrnson, B, Reutrell, I Elmtfmn. Row 5: M. Illxrxnenhezq, P. Roqztz, C. Muntonytx, I-I. Bfntlolt, Il. Sperm, I. Folsytlni r .1 'Nc-fxvt 1, I. Thrale. Seated: T. Anderson. rohahy one ot the most popuiar and favorite soorts lb VOL LEYBALL lt is fast exciting and hrinas out the real importance ot co operation and also team work Each veal attei soccer and haskethall have lost their charm volleyhall le ofnes a part ot the qym rou'1ne lndividual class teams compete with each o her 111 order to determine which team will represent their class in intramural camoetition Vllhen the winnina team trom each year freshman sophomore then eliqiblr to olay against e ich other tor the school Cham oionshio The winners only reward s the satistaction ot know ma they have won hy playing the game fairly and squarely and lay exhihitmq qood sportsiiiarislin This year the volleyball champs were seven vivacious girls from 307A The Caotam ot the team was Mary lane Fische who fan really serve a mean hall Her ahle tea n mates who were always reaag to hack her up were Katy Greqory Art Papacostas Dot Mct amloriclqe Rosy Hunter Pat Beatty and Dct Hauptrnan Mary jane Fischer and Dot Hauptman after practicing diligently have worked out a relay that is really down pat. ln fact once the ball is in motion the entire team co-operates so splendidly with each other that the end ot the play always scores another point tor them. The outstanding class team that nianaaed to run a tairly qood average was the Speed Balls whose captain was Helen Mickelson. Top Row: V G-ivrilis H fqolenko M l" h ' ' , . . . 1 , . is 11, 3. bcliultz, l.. Klvsl-Q, li. l,u11dau.:,t, 1 Tmssaulas, D. Avifis. Row 2: l'. lfif-iiizziirin, G. llvniiis, l'. Buns, ll. lnoiiziid, N M111111y, ll Glv-rin, lf, Sgr 11, l.. 'l'o11:1l111:, V. 55' 11 Row 3: M FV' 1'11 1" "Q 'tn1l1 l Qvlin ifl 1 l fil it i 1 t- + , 1. l 11rf1fr1,ll. lt11if'oe:,M VVl1,t1l11ll, lt. l.rilcq111:st H ll l V ll ROW 1: A. Bauer, LQ. Olson, A. Pfxp'1cost1is', K Giwqoiy, Row 2: P. Hearty, Lf. Belli-it M. Lzndalil M. Walsh, L. Rickrin. How 3' Q '1 ' . . ..111fl, P. Rwlilfii, l,. Hi-52.51, B. l,i1B11l1r1 H.H11ntw1, I.. Knai 1, K. Kimi ke. ip y out o ounds . . , back, hack you dope! .. . . out of hounds 5 ' 'V ' ' . ' s- l 1 I. , , fe X, f , L junior and senior, win their place as class champs, they are . 1 . A ' . ' , . 1 ..r, T 1. One Hundred Sixty W fi 'if f Q fixy - 5.4- T 3' ,. rv - ' f ii gg i . - X Sym - 'ff 3 hw ,, Q , if V A w-5 E mfg 'QW Y ,ik h L X , X: L if-gg- , 'lv .M Il--'- 5 ' A., . ' -. NA ' ff ls 'EX , 2 'Q' W fd : iw A N 'ff ' ' ,A . N ff. 'Y 3, fi A KJ ' A '5 Z A ' X ? A " li V 4155 a"LN A' .YQ 'Bl ' G 'if an 1 Q 15 Q .3 '16 A5 V 1 '9 :,q"3 X , , ' . 1,,th 'Q 5 ,, NAgq!1L5 gg' V 3 JL L X, V31 ,j' ff fix 5 .Q-ff xifhjwl g F 1 4, J Q, I. f Q, I X ,ig ig? we In fa L 1 D- Qn 5 is Q3 f iv , 1 Y F. ,.-2, an ns -.Q 54, X733 L x 5 ia V Sk 'aqua' if olhaclerfi ,gn .xdcfion . . . snappy sisters . . . strut your stuff . . . hip, hip, hooray! Staccato yells were heard when Amundsen's peppy CHEER- LEADERS boosted up the school spirit. The team is sponsored by Miss Heindl and managed by Vivian Kinnas. With Lottie Bogus as captain, the girls participated in the "Victory Hop" and Basketball Luncheon, besides forming a cheerleading club for social purposes. Top Row: Wanda Woody, Ann MacArthur. Row 2: Ro Gene Peterson, Miriam Baker. Bottom How: Roseniary Zuber, Lottie Rogus, Arltne Hendriks. Truthtully speaking, the TWIRLERS ot Amundsen are loyal to the Red and Gray! ln rain or shine the majorettes strutted their stuff with or Without the assistance of the R.0.T.C. or Band. They were led by Captain Lorraine Haig. Let's give three cheers for the swell job they've done. Row l: Alice Roush, Ruth Roush. Row 2: Patty Christman, Alice Iverson, Charly Byl, Peggy Moseley, The GYM LEADERS play an important part in the organiza- tion and management oi the gym classes. They assist the in- structors in teaching sports and giving demonstrations. The SWIM LEADERS provide adequate protection for the students while in the pool. Top Row: Dot Hauptmann, Ingrid Kiellander, Pat Beatty, Agnes Robertson, Margaret Petersen, Doris Totman, Mary Smallman. Row 2: Lillian Hickan, Nancy Ray, Donna Iohanson, julie Barenos, Dolores Cullen. Bottom Row: Alice Roush, Sally Woodford, Ioan Dierssen, Lu Eileen Kevill, Lorraine Zeiher. One Hundred Sixty tour Top Row: A. Allison, S. Iolianson, I. Freedinq, D. Bauer, P Melusky, G Asvos, B, lleright, M. Laux, A. Papaco stas, Y. Pihl lt. Eifittain, M. Mfiiklieini, E. Spiiopoulos, I. Thiele, Y. Freeman, H. Spiropoulos, B. llappeit, A. Hoinbeck, D. Houikins, A. Pier- son, M. Srnallinrin. Bottom Row: B. Reutell, G. Hates, B. Brown lb. Szewrzyk, lt. Rtisniuson, l. Steuibaut, A, Propst, G. Iverson S. Ktiltenborn, W, Gilbert, L. Schneider, B, Iohnson , V. Iohnson Top How: M. Timmcirnan, I. Corydon, D, Murphy, A. Astrenedes B. Ringgenberg, E. Stieren, R. Hunter, K. Kropke. Row 2: B Long, V. Connel, R. Schwab, A. Bauer, I. Shatter, B. Boesnecker E. Chakoian, M. Iohnson, R. Markus, T. Anderson D. Lindgren, LJ. Wagner, K. Bloomquist, L. Obe A. Erickson. First Row: F. Olsen, F. Iohnson, P. , V. Gerlicli rg, P. May Richter, G Mazer, C. Byl, I. Cliristoffel, M. Kiieqh, L. Glefke, G. Zemke One Hundred Sixty-three COMMANDOS is the name adopted to those who are strong of heart, and can take a beating, and walk CI said walkl away smiling. It isn't exactly related to jujitsu, but quite often the effects that follow a commando drill are quite similar. The general idea of these drills is to build you up while tearing you down. lf you survive the first fifteen minutes of the workout without a whimper, well then you're getting the knack of it. If you get your second wind in time to take part in the next portion of the attack, and you come out of it without having sunk your floating rib, then you are truly a physical specimen. Of course, if you're the kind of a person who'd like to say, "But I was a commando," as they nail the lid down on your coffin, then the next half hour won't bother you at all. To give you a general idea of what commando training really is, you should talk to the paratrooper who is required to run ten miles without stopping in about an hour and fifteen minutes. He then comes back to an hour of "easy" tumbling. Some of the obstacle courses the fellows go through in Boot Camp are similiar to this also. Naturally our commando training is nothing compared to that stated above. We just throw our left leg over our right shoul- der, catch it in our left hand, then pick up our remaining foot with the right hand, and do a hop, skip, and jump, being careful so as not to wrinkle our little green suits. "Oh joy!" Some regular recruits who are always the last to give in are: Alberta Bauer, Iane Courtney, Io Letang, Ann Parker, and "Mike" Tranter. If they were only old enough to join the W.A.A.C. uiciole Squd . . . down and we do mean out . . . running for the health of it . . . up and at 'em . . . make 'em or break 'em . . . strong backs-weak minds . . . do or dlie! v.,m,4..ff 3... Standing: Mary Iflne Flscher, Rose IVI'11l9 Huntex, Bat Peutty. Seated: Axtenns Pcxgafxcosms, Kcrherme Grergozy, Uoxothy MCCf1mbIidfJ9- K If Top How: I. Schultz, N. Koenig, D. Stmck, V. Vvm Houryhton, I. MOO19, E. Epp, P Rfxhn, M. Olson. Row 2: V. Krxstens, E. Lelbundquth, A. Roboxtson, I.. Bqttwrson, S Schlffm, L. Iohnson, N. Dunn, I. Ioerns. Row 3: L. Wmchbmdt, ff. Anduxson, H. Flod hmm, I. Mtlqnuson, 13. Cook, N. Colver, R. M1IIf-r, M. Kxlfoy. In Front: I. Semvkl. Top How: A. Flunks, V. Rysvl, I. Helnvxntlnn, N. Mfnson, E. Ifxorrnrxnrx, I. Hdwcxlds Ib. Bexve, V. Post, M, Hurdmq. Row 2: B. Knrkpcxtuck, M. Hayden, I. Cuxlson, R Ande-xson, B. Iucobsen, M. Murray, E. Spear, C. Smsxnos, K, Sperm, L. Yetto, M Hansen. Row 3: C. Belle-rt, M. Murchmcln, I. Ayers, P. Beyex, D. Bxoudbent, D. Iohun son, H. Golenko, H. Dnocos, L, Tountczs. Bottom Row: B, LczBGlm, M. Lmdohl, P Bentty, I.. Rickfm, I. Schulze-, P. Chlisimun, M. Mockler, M. Whitehlll, M. Neuipldt One Hundred Sixty two we re ln what curves rollln pins . oh, for some spare tlme . strllce me pmlc . lt,S an hlt she struck out! BLUE RIBBONS AGAIN' Cnty champs Helen Exberger Bermce Roth Captam Connne Wennerstxand Elame Restxs and Coach Hemdl Team rrvalry was encouraged because 1t created a greater rnterest among the partlclpants and tmproved therr sklll consrderably Grrls who as begmners rolled an average of leventy seven 1n the hole soon crept up to and beyond the hundred mark t1ll those very same unsteady begmners acqulred the mak rngs of champlons When we say the maklngs ol champrons we are underestrmatrng members of our student body who are champs already The team known as the Strrk ers and that they are won the c1ty trtle thls year ln therr drvrsxon The captaln of thrs team who always comes through rn a ptnch and otherwtse too rs attrac ttve Corrrne Wennerstrand Her team mates who are equally as skllled are Elalne Restls Bernrce Roth and Helen Erberger Among the outstandxng mdlvrdual bowlers who knocked off close to two hun dred qulte often were Glorra Kapell who recerved medals for her h1gh score games Elame Pug Anderson and Nancy Colver A WEEK O BOWLERS Top How A Benner A Allrson I Tarr How! D Glenn A Franks D Campbell C, Lamack M Yagodrcs thal N Colver E Anderson I Magnuson D Iohanson Top Row Fl Prochnow I Corydon P May L Ftncke Ft Anderson I Carlson E Castomer Row 2 Peters G Peterson A Bournakrs H Hochrrem M Greenwald R Dahlberg D Schnerder G Demas Popescul A Errckson Row!! A Pxerson M Markhexm S Bruton I Wrlson D Wrttmeyer M Wmmeyer Wagner M Collms D Baumhart Row 4 L Tountas R Kanabay I Peterson S Frazxer M Deardorff Fmdexsen D Brttton H Hartwlq I Edwalds D Berve Row 5 A Parker D Koehler R Cranaer Knlqht E Flodberq B Long D Look E qyear B C"lees Sealed l. Walker M Schroll CVUVUZJ 1 If . 1 I - 1 I . 1, H V. Ryser: Ml Brotmdn, Golenko, Mrss Heindl. Dotlom Vllollv: M. Murray, G. Kaoell, I. Shrrk, Bloomenl ,W . , , . ,. I .nmuunrnnw p untll about tour years ago BOWLING was a comparatlvely new Interest at Amundsen as tar as a school sport IS concerned Its lntroductlon came by way ot a gang ot lads orgamztng 1nto teams ot Iour under M1ss I'Ie1ndl s drrec t1on at one ot the smaller netghborhood lanes They were then d1v1ded rnto leagues accordmg to the dav on whlch they met The begrnners were out rn a class by themselves where they recelved spec1al rnstructxons to enable them to get rnto the swrng of thrngs The advanced bowl ers CAheml at that l1IT1G advanced meant an average of one hundred? were then able to go ahead and 1mprove by tr1al and error Before another year was up the d1tferent leagues had expanded so much that rt was necessary to have larger accommodatrons Then thmgs really began to happen THEY KEEP EM HOLLIN Top How I Pollock I Ramsay I Schnelder I Prentlss B Iohnson I Kpellandel D Roos D Cullen H Lxndahl B Pater on C Prqge M Frsher P Bohn D Brattaln G Helwedge Row 2 L Kaltchuck C Barn A DeMers E Letbundquth L Schnerder H Swanell B Rrnqqenberq D Heurkms I Schultz H Bartlett N Wolff Row 3 I Tassoulas B Kolhntzas V Van Houghton I Moore A Robertson C Becker P Scherm M Dannenberg B Crum M Potratz T Summers P Martm L Wolff M Wunmcke C Pearson Row 4 L Swrskow I Ehmann D Hunnrcutt E Iohnson P Regrtz C Mantonya C Stasmos V Munson M Marchman D Sahlberq R Markus B Schnabel C Ryser N Kaiesnan Row5 D Weaver Krrkpatrrck I Monahan Seated D Battaqlta A Cronrn IN Sterlrng D Van De Sande N Woodford B Snnth P Berns B Hayts M Wells L Waldbauer THE MONDAY ROLLERS Top Row N Schulz I Baldatcnr D Blorklund R Zuber How 2 Nxss Helndl M Olson L Epp M Frscher B LaBahn B Boesnecker L Knapp T Demerae Boitdm Row B Roth E Reslts I Heinemann P Beyer D Shackelton H Ftberqe L Rrckan P Beatty INTER SCHOOL EXPERTS Top Row T Pappas P Skoules F Seeds W Grlbert K N1cholson M Newberg B Brown G Hotes M Huss D Bauer Row 2 D Baylrs N Rlcker G Iverson S Kaltenborn E Chakotan R Karcher M Hansen L Yetto K Spear G Kropke Row 3 I Chxrpe L Iohnson L Werchbrodt C Byl H Sarros I Batterson S Schttter C Beretter I Serockx Bottom How A Bauer D Wagner P Rrchter N Dunn R Mrller F Ieonard M Mockler P Chrrstman V Kastens Oldff. jk? gbtffel' . . . what a rut l li.. Exerrnann, IB. Rl9fZl9l,' Malro1t,lD.4 Starck,'Hl Mrckelseh, IL. Schhlti, C. Iohnson, M.'DoetsCh, Bl Jrulmprn crreeperrs creeprn Jumpers h semester an asserrbly rs held rrr the audrtorrurrr tor the prrr pose of orwardrnq the school letter to those who have corrrpleted the necessary reqrrrrenrents Once you have vour letter you ore auto rnatrcally aonrrtted to the Letter Grrls c, uh Thrs club holds an electron each sernester at whrch trrrre rts otlrcers a presrdent vr e oresrdent secretary and treasurer are chosen An electron rn the General G A A rs lrlcewrse held eoch semester and any Eac menrl er rrray he nornrnated Alter the olfrcers have heerr elected regular rrreetrnqs are held at a trrne and placo decrded on hy the rnarorrty ol rnerrrbers The purpose ot these meetrnas rs to alrow the qrr s the opportunrty to get together and drs uss any problems pertarnrnq to the GA A They also rnorlce t ns for artres proararns and hrlces besrdes apporntrnq or electrna charrrr en to take charge of the drllerent crctrvrtres Moral of the story the G A A rs tops prepara ro p G A A IUNIOR MEMBERSHIP ROW P lohn t r E B Cl Bot-srrr f er '3 me c o L H4 Baker G Peterson V Post ROW 2 M Luft V Ryser A Inks G Borrle A P racr G een L Natzke R Peters R w 3 C, Bellert P Sotern E Ansez R Karcher I Ol nm nl nrmer P Evar C D vr G ropke B Mom Row R Hunter M Lrnd rhl B rD'r nd L an rsc r K G A A SENIOR MEMBERSHIP Row A l rs r 4 srrrrr rr e 4 1 r 4 nq r 3 e L c wf r Q son E I Lrr W rr r r qodrcs V Mrrnsorr F L mrs C o rrrsrrrr ourrra rs ar rna w 4 L Walker M Lollrns B Conrrr ll M or sth N c rolson li rn whf ll W r own M Nr wb rrr r rsrr o R Hrrss L Wererter M Rr s H Mrck sr fl er fr re in r r K err r Hotes N M sen 1 ate 'elf r ro t r er on fr X Kistr r M BOWLING SECRETARIES Dorothy Shclckelton Mane Schroff Carol Bloomenthal Alrce Prerson Sally Woodford Q 0 by 0 9 0 o ro o 0 Q o o Q rs J V - . r ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' J' Gl .. 1 C f'. I - , , . . . . I . r . 'c L s. ' ' . . . TOP : . s or , . ram rr , B. -sk. , C. cf 'lrf1'2, E. Hroger, F. H s lrrv, G. rtlr, M, , . . ' , . . : . , . 32, .Frf ., . , , 'rn rfztfru, V. r ,. ,, . 0 :'. v.,', , . , ' M. r 1-rf. H. So , . ', . cr s, . K . 0 2 . ', . r , . l." lrrr, S. Lu , . Hrck , M. F Q Tl er, P. Bcfrtty, B. ruse. Top 1 . Hr' so r, S. Svlrxftr-r, l. Prrtt rrszcrrr, ll. H 1: fzorr, l. Str-rrrlrrrrrt, I. Mr r rw, l' ll-rlrrt, N. Ko ern 1, I. Schultz, P. Clrrrstrrr rn, K S5 ear. Row 2: l, Frrr-dt , ll, Brrrrrrr, A. P cprsst, I. Mft Hrrdl, '. lnrrrrrvk, ll. Starck, G. Vrm Horrqlrtorr, M. Beck--r, I. El rllss, IJ, Bervr-, H. Krrkg frtrzck, M. l, , . lfpgr. Row 3: lf. Br rrlrfrrt, S. Kfrlterrlrorn, G. lvl-xson, lt. Popescrrl, l.. ' qrbr, M. Ya' . .' , ., Irrstr rr, lf. Seeds, M. l l 5 , A. B ks, M, H d , l., Yvttrr, H0 : . , , Y' ., . H , . D Xt..' , K. .'r l , . Ca 1 X , . Glhfrrt, 3. Br , . . H rw , L. 0'Berr', lf.ljhrrkowrrr,lI.Rr'st1s,P.R.:trt-r,CQ,Str.' r s, ow 5: B. Gi--r-sl, M. ..', ', , r, . rs.ell, , K elffn, A. P Ik' , G. K 1 ll, R. Grz ao, lb. o'-' ln, G, . :Ld , M. Hrrns'-r. Se d: l.. VX . 'lla d, E. Arcl. :Q , N. Colvor, L. l hrrssfrrr, V ' r I fx 4 - x BOWLING SECRETAHIES wenfg Cenftd M4 MW QM QU LUN depend on CI lull DOYIIOTI of tun crnd hedlthtul re reonon throughout your tour yeors ot h1qh school t you hecome port ot the GAA oCt1v1t1es sports ond qood tunes AFllV'IlGS ore rnuny ond lor reochrnq stdrttnq w1th the Iotenmol 1n1t1ot1on ot Ireslnes ond not endrnq unt1l the hnot ourtom IS drown ot the end ol the lonq lost nn e Once Cl rnernloer ol the G A A you ore el1q1hle to work for your school let er, whmh lb oworded to dll those who Complete the stotnddrd requ1re rnents These llICl rde Certcun swnnn tnq oh1l1t1es dentdl ond phys1Col soundness rntrotrnurol sports posture rnspecnon ond mony other c1ch1evements wlwrh qo towords mokrnq Cleaner ond heolthxer bodres ond rnmds ln worlfmq tor these ments the q1rs become netter ooquomted w1th the1r classmates ond ledrn the reol mecrnmq ot to1r oloy ond sports rr1dnsh1p You dont hftve to he K1 stor to Idke pmt oll you hove to do IS to co operate G A A FRESHMAN MEMBERSHIP Row I Iv' Q 11 IU llllOl'l C 1o1 ent 1 soy 1 1 1 K B, F1sher A M ll r a 4 s OW Wtm let 111 H 9 RIO! w 4 L Tountrrs 'N St o tnson I3 1 tn 1 e 1 nor 1 Vo 11 LIL ol C, Rystr o II How 5 L Sw: I ow R P1 1 f Pr-11 son R Mmkus M xr o C 11nn1k1 w 6 ft ms W1 esnrn M L G A A SOPHOMORE MEMB'RSHIP Row B o 11111 Row 2 E Lfonfud E 1 lc dex Row 3 H Srnos f 1 A o t M Neuteldt Row 4 K Creamy V Cerhnh Ash 11141 ,f Mollcus Row 5 F C' 1 1 I R 1 ontqu st ul 111 w IOIIIWFTIYI Row S Q It ll lllllltll Florence Burns Mary Ellen Marchmcm "' Phylhs Lessner Barbara Bregqer Betty Rxeizler O , , I A . A . 1 . . ,I . ' 1 . 1 ' ' 1' f ' ' , " ' ' 4 ' 1. '. . - V Top : . 11111-1, G. ll-eh.-.' d f, R. IRI' rr d, T, B fdb , lf. IU111-5, A. I1z1q111, I, Pollock. I. R lIll.' , II. N01 I, A. Lfox, Row 2: Il. P10 son, M. III yd--11, V .S.11w11:w11, M. I'1fld111111111, P, zhn, M. : , . 1 t111, R. IUeM -1.', I. SntI1111e1dv1, B. W 1lI'. H 3: Ll. l.111d::t1o111, Ll. 'I'v11y, II. S ell, L. Scht 1de1, M. Pfvtrtrtz, H. 'l"w1111nc1, B. S 1th, A. C1on111, V. Nrrton, IJ. Avena, I, I y. Ro : . .'. Pllllllj, W. I I 5 , . SJI fb I, I. L 111 bros, G. G- q 1, A. ::1 1ot:::, M. ' 2 , Q -, N. VV I . 1 . :sz , . oflxnow, l.. Sr'I111IIz, M. M xlrvzt, ff. I , , ' , . l":'k lr h, M, W C. 1. R0 : I. Sl9Illl.ll, I. I' .'ytI1r-, II. 'I'o1 111::, I'-I. KGIH, f , . ettzlces, I. Meyer. Top 1 ,"1 , FYI!-1111s, I. HI11111I1,M. I111k111:1u:1, Y' 551111, It I'1t1-1::1'11, II. I111cl11I1I, A Alttfwn : . 1 , .Kf1ll1111Y'1f41 H. KIUACIPI, I. Iv1f1, P. R111 -A I. II--'11t111111m1, Il. Iivywt, If, III I1111 : . 1 It. l.1nd11 rn, R, nders n, K, Iilv 1' , I. C' mm, I.. I' rkf-, H. I'11'1Ius:u11, . . : . 1 - 1 , . 1. ' , Y. I71I1l, A, Q frwders, I'. Skt I 51, 'l', A1 lwtfzmt, B. . : .. lil'-Ill' 111n, V. 1111111 Its ll. Gle 111 H. Spftz lf, Iflltntz, I, M11111I11111, A. Tl . : 1x1 ell, IW. H1 ' tl, A. I-A"llll9l, IQ f,f:f, I'. Itullen, I. T111, Q 'Q if I 1'!f AVF Q A zz, " ,f .iw , A - g h ' bill' 59 1,35 , ,,' " -. .J ,' ' 1 1,33 . , , XR,- R5.. A Ann Parker Lois Walker Eleanor Chakoian lnzamary Iohnson Mildred Heindl Helen E. McDonald Louise Peters Mary lane Fischer Shirley Lund Vivian Klnnas Bernice Marks Helen Hochriem Diane Kachantones Gladys B. Larson Mrs. Dorothy Hitt GA-A' Gnd xl--G-V QFAABYA' Fell Secmlmy GAA- Sprmq Vice President Spring Vice-President Secretary Patricia Beatty loan Maurides Helen Eiberger G.A.A. Spring l..G.C. Secretary L.G.C. Treasurer Secretary Q 05 Ll! bt C LUL L86 . . . cream oitlf the top of the bottle . , A Lillian Rickan Dolores Filman GAlN the GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION made a success ot Colleen Coleqrove GAA. ifresizlf-ti: GAA. President everything they planned. Much ol the credit goes to the efficient presi' pmsldem Cf LSL' bmmq PGH dents, Dolores Filman and Lillian Riclcan. Other girls holding executive positions were Mary lane Fischer, Secretary and Vice-President: Louise Peters, Vice-Presidenty Shirley Lund, Secretary: and Pat Beatty, Treasurer. Freshie initiations, awards assemblies, parties and donations to the needy and servicemen were some of the activities carried on by this organization, Miss McDonald was the capable sponsor of the GAA., but Miss Heindl could always be found when there was tood around. Miss Larsen and Mrs. Hitt were also staunch supporters of this group. The LETTER GIRLS' CLUB was dissolved in the middle of the semester, but during its short existence Colleen Colegrove lived up to her repu- tation as a leader. Helen Eiberger and Del Filman were the only "two year" letter girls. , O O l"0 If U1 !AQ tLUflg . . . muscle bound straight A rating they know the ropes ONE-TWO-THBEE-GBUNTf fooh those Commandos. Actually they're Amundsen's lettermen, and they really earned those letters. The president ot the "A" CLUB during the tall semester was Leon Iurnesp his second, Don Magnuseng and the secretary, Stan Berg. The spring semester brought in new bosses, namely, Boy Sandberg, president: Marty Draths, vice-presidentg and George Atsaves, secretary. incidentally, in case you missed the treasurers of the club, it's not because the boys don't have money, but their esteemed sponsor, Mr. Weintraub, is also their official money taker-inner. ln the club's constitution they are pledged to aid the school and athletic department in every way possible. It is their pur- pose to promote athletics and better sportsmanship. The fellows are earnest in regard to their constitution and purpose, but they aren't averse to a bit of fun, such as intra club sports, and socials with girls' clubs. They also sponsored the famous "Faculty and Gridiron Stars, versus the Basketball Team" game, and intramural sports of all kinds. Three lettermen oi the past year are now using those same muscles they earned their "A's" with to kick the Axis around. This trio is Frank Liptrot, Navy: and Art Berlinger and Iudd Seifert in the Air Corps. Leon Iumes Fall President Roy Sandberg Spring President FALL MEMBERS Top Bow: I. Potratz, lj. Lavery, IT. Frank, Ft. Sandberg. Row 2: R. Pearson, I. Wey rich, F. Liptrot, A. Berlenger, M. Drfrths E. Schneider. How 3: Mr. Weintraub, R. Spaniian, L. Iumes, S. Berg. SPRING MEMBERS Top Row: G. Wesbf-y, T. Ebiricrer, C. Atsaves, I, Stocker, M. Drfrths, R. Snndborrr, G. Atsavr-fs, W. H-vin. How 2: TW. Cranberry, L. Bell, B. Posse, E. Mlllllftl, G Mztsws C. Timander. Row 3: A Rusk, B. Mitchell, M. Sfllshurg, H. Worsek. play, made this hook you see today . . . we got to fralke what commas . .. . hit:-hamrnerw dig, tthat's our motto.. ln the technical production ot the Viking the staff gratefully acknowledges its indebtedness tc Vfilliam R. Niehaus for his characteristic understanding and efficient helpy to Ken Cooley for his lively and patient counsel in making a "dream" cover come true and to Fred Bahorn who although absent serving our ountry unstrntingly gave us a store of artistic ideas from his facile rnind and pencil and upon which we constantly drew Many others have lent their aid to the Viking besides the actual staff They are Lois Pick Alice Hedges Lucille Hoelter Vir ginra Fosdyke Marilyn Harding Arthur Keller Nancy Phillips Ruth Ann Schmidt Eva Mae Krrb If 1v1an Hyser Elarrte Streren and Audrey Mclieever A last acknowledgment rs due this to the Taasg clan Ted did the Joh in 38 Bud carried on in 42 And in 43 the last of the Taastgs Martha added another hrrght chapter to their story of efficient and lovcl service to the annual SENIOR FEE COMMITTEE Rear How Vt ryne Fasper Patricia Rrrhn Arthur Keller Front Row Mny Ellen Becker Gerry Gibson Alu' Barbour Mrrrguertte Krne Mildred Wfrrm rn Helen Swanson Bernice Marks PICTURE REPRESENTATIVES Herncnrann Row 2 D Miller P OConnor R Krncrbay D Lindgren lt lohdrrsarr Murray ow 3 is o 1 s w ou rr 1 ri rr o rr errnr er Bottom How R Budnfy l S lirnkt n P ltrlern rn W Woody i V . - 3 I I , I i l V I ' . v . V y. . . . I I I I 4 ' . ' ' i . . . , V I . if 1' .F I , i fr, 4. In I Top How: H. Halo, CT. Ollercr, B, Granopulos, l. Anderson, M. Peo, H. Kruwgcr, I, H . I . P, . ' , . c' , . ' , .. I , M. . H : H. Ar neil, ll. Sclrohr-r, H. Spiropoulos, F, Callrrrnon, G. Ge rqi- l,, Kay.: H0 4: A. M 2 k s, H. Ekl r d, S. Mr lc s, H. F lt, ly, , R. Hurst. 2 . v , .. fc e , . 1' - r , . . One Hundred Fifty-one FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES w 1 C xxx xx Rxxrx rxxxfxbfxy Norm Ivxtex rxmx OIIIIIVIS R w rxxxx Uxvx C' me Svlxxllfax mx xx Fw xcxx Fx xrxxps Colhqxxoxx HP-ne Pxocunmx iclndmq ox nx xxxxxit sem xx S , SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES h tlated CTIIISIPS new x Hans Flxvk H12 xbptlx HIYSTCTIUUS to t C Unlnl p Y gk mm Um OMS SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES fzrtrxex Fxxxncei Kx'oqmrxkx's Row 2 Iimx Lxndcxxmx Mxxthx W I Dolozf 5 Fxlxxx xn ow 2 lxcx xxr. xhxfxdt en Q cxs on xux x B h Elprxnox Ch xkoxnn Pcxtxxr 1 Pctsbxsdoxf Low W xxxxxx ahem' quxte ax hxstorxy project gxrls have Me, new ,, M Rm ,Ol S , Helen B de x Ioxs Klock O er IUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES B k x mxxcxrx Bmxxge xxqemxx Fxfxxxxxxxxx xlun kxvl Hxwrxxd Ikx ow 1 Mxxxnnx x L xr xxxxd QIKIICP ow 2 Plxyllxa Bloom fxxxe PPHV7 xx hom x xxx, + A trx Fxrxxxks Uoxxs S xhlbexq Irxd1CrxteS xepxf Qexxlxxtxvr lu ld x otfx mf One Hundred Fxfty xg I .Q 1 Ro : 'lwxwxqcx Pf df 2 ,' t' K ,' L , ,, ,' El 2 'I' x :,' o 2: I x Iw :L ' f ' f ,' ,.' S ' I , I 1 I 9,' G4-H f xx 1"wxrw,' VI xxx: H' . ,' RO f y l7x1.x'vxO,' Q e Q Q ooo : ' .,ff .G ,, . fx '..' :, as ,' cf T , ,,' '10 " . .Im',' ' - ' ' ' no x 3- f .- n : ,.x wi -xx ,- xzxx :gr .mn Am Kxfxlxm Ioxy ' 9 ' ' . 2 - . ,,' 1. x ,' ,, 1 , ,' :ix A , . f' H, . n e . X R : 1 H ,' P : ' ,' If H 1 I sl," Lulf X3 'N :1, r Ilxxd, . O ' R :I I R : .' ,' IW' H T H.'x:1,' Ke' T ::ox,' M' ' Ixxn' Fx:sf:h"x,' 1 I .',' , 5 .1 .' ' A' H. I wx FO fu vxmxxxxxlr. Alice Barbour. Editor Marguerite A. Kane. Business Manager Dolores Filman, Associate Editor Lois Lawson. Assistant Editor Aurilla P. Dwyer. Art Editor Martha I. Tausiq. Assistant Business Manager Audrey McKeever. Circulation and Review Editor Ioan Stout, Literary Editor Laveme Krater. Ianuary Album Co-editor Susie Meinert, Ianuary Album Co-editor Lois Knicl. Iune Album Editor Nancy Colver. Advertising Co-manager Lila Weichbrodt. Advertising Co-manager Lorraine Dieringer. Art Assistant Andrew Stathis. Photographer Charles A. Bill. Eafrulty Adviser Lois Lawson and Audrey McKeever Norder who Lois Knicls qivtna hstenina to Ioan Stout per usual out with tho pepsodent to now One Hundred Forty nine x I Dolores Filman lamina tm + f G pause that r iroshes But where s the Coke'-'J "Crt push: is do uxe as sfen ir Martha Tau sig Lila Weichbrodt ani Nancy Colver f Le Verne Krater and Susan Meinert nevkinq avway it senior ctppointrnents Taktfia ti dose of vitaminD with their work irf Lorraine Dierinqer and Aurilla Dwyer 1 1 , U, -tk A Y- A - . . . 5h'?I't rv Q E. if ' , , , F . . -2 gg . ?, , W I . X' v . X X h ,if K' LA - X X 5 I x t 'UI ' ...re ' ' KM . 1 r-ft J ' 4 . ' . ' , , , ' ' ' V ' .if :ut tor "thi ' ',' , ' ,, ? .e 62-.. ,. , ,. . V f, H' ' .'. Ahce Barbour M01'9u9l'lfe Kane The tenth annlversary ed1t1on of the VIKING has been a cher rshed dream smce l936 Staffs v1sual1zed 1t as the largest and the most detarled hook to be pubhshed at Amundsen The l942 staff reahzed th1s more than any of the others and whrle they were putttnq out therr own annual they unearthed facts and f1qures for thrs book Many hours were spent 1n hbrarles qomq thru flles for scores letters were exchanged and records com plled Wrthout therr labor 1t IS doubtful that thrs book would have become a reallty W1th the openmq of the fall semester a serrous problem arose There were not many members on the staff and even these were becommq fewer War pay proved too temptmq Three 4A hlstory classes supplled the new blood needed to carry on we Maki fAe Zin . laugh not wee hour Will19S a as we eat at last,' quote L L always on the go Brlls last stand p s he never knew what h1t hlm good to the last drop don't grve up the shrp W1th a staff that was stlll under manned the book started rollmq Other d1ff1cult1es hampered produchon The photoqrapher had to llmll plctures because of pr1or1t1es on materlals The prmter asked for all copy early as they faced a senous man power shortage M1dn1qht otl was burnt and at t1mes even sleepless mqhts spent Classes were mrssed and pleasure t1me forgotten For a whrle rt looked as 1f the IFVIGW sect1on would have to be ehmmated but subscnptrons were mcreased and the fact f1nd mg contmued At long last the seemmqly endless Work was f1n1shed The staff now presents the 43 V1k1HQ' and they feel that they are qwmq a record to Amundsen whtch may be useful rn the years to come and serve as a steppmq stone to further achlevements One Hundred Forty exght e Cwlflbflll lynn: k Q dm e1111c1 ll lG O lllflifxlll Holnwn l lJ1e1sse11 Fl H+nd1y l K l Illtl W H qwflllllll Row A 1541 lewls R Hot H211 w Mr11f1 K C ILJbOIl Row 3 M 1 llll 4 llli ON OW une 11 4 11ll Ryser C Mnynen M12 Mxddendmff Bottom R0 11 ref 1 H 4 term rolled around, Dolores took over the edltors Job and retalned as ASSOClGl9 Ednors V1fQlHlG Munson and Ellen Cas ton1er As usual Mrs M1ddendorf was on hand as ed1tor1al adv1sor and MISS Swanson as lousmess adv1sor lack Levy was apable advert1s1nq manager whlle Dean Dovelcas and Leary ere 111 Charqe ol ClTClllClllOTl Andrew Stallus wae the Kre1ssl W rapher taff pholoq D One Hundred Forty seven 31. sfuff. , Fall Editor Wayne Gasper Spring Edrtor Dolores Filman Assomate Edrtors Glona Tschudy Ellen Castonier. Vxrqmxa Munson Lors Rasmussen Ierry Gibson Lucxlle Hoelter Betty Denqht Ioan Stout Ed Sher man Lu Ellleen Kevlll Ioan Dxersson Betty Han son and Helen Chnstos Busmess Manager lack Levy Photographer Andrew Stathls K rrculatron Dean Dovekas and Leary Knessl REPRESENTATIVES Row H Sw: eney R HQl111e1 ll Dove kde l Bflllllllllil V C'1bso11 P sf 111 1 5 or I VV HISUIA L. I K l llll W ll llll V' F' rm lopez Row 2 H11 :sl f X Top : ..' 1 1 , , 1 ,, . 1 ', .. ss, . , . : G. 1 ' , , Klll'l, ff. F'1.' 'l 1, F. lJ1s1s 11, Row 3: l. Fm 'k, G. l 1, M1s:: S 1 A , . ll1l1lst1o111, ll. H11 kl d. Bottom Ro zff. l.1 ss . lf. llll111q,M. llsl1, G. Cflfmswrl, 1. -11 11141. , K ',f1" , . .5 nc ' s .. Q Top 2 ' 1: , .,. F109 flll, Il. St1 l tl, K. 'l'l1c1111son, I. lqvy, I. 1 , B. .1 . 1 '. Ho 2: lf. Slu11111c111, M. A l lt, ll. I l .. , ll, Sofxhem, P. . 111, . G. ev1ll,G. 3 1 . : . r,. . 1 ',G.Asvos, B. Dm111gl1t, ll. lf" 1111, l.. S1L11l, H. Cl yt R 4: M. Hf11d113, fl. C4 :sto 1, V. M :cv , Y. Pl 1113, V. ', 1. f1 . , .. , . I .. , ' k In Hr tlter, I. Stout, M. Clm '11, M. Zurnck, B. ansaen. Y F7 fm A Dolores Fxlman Wayne Gasp r LuE1leen Kevlll Edward Sherman Glona Tschudy Ellen Customer Vxrqmx M Ioan Dxerssen a unson Ioan Stout Ierr G 68 R PQJAQ4 the presses must roll Where rs 7 not flms hed Moe ll ll wrmwte nt m your copy vselrf oh nov ,- , i 5 A 1 Q. 1, z E 2 4 - f . Q . . . S A r f Q C - paper out semilmornlhlv. Howev , ' - e 5 0 - I y i I A V 1 Sl M 'K ' ' I 1 1 , ' 'l , . , , r ., , l . , . o 0 0 0 0 0 0 L, , , , ,, A A ' , . , . . . ' ' " e . . ' ' K 0 O O 0 O O .l 0 - ' ' y lbson Loxs Rasmussen Belly Hansen Belly Denqhl Lucxlle Hoelter nyone passmq by 326 would wonder How the LOG STAFF ever gels the er Wllh all the bus tle Confus on and even nrodrm es the log 13 strll consmlered One of the fmest hugh School papers m the Cl V TQ mq over the edrlorslup durmq the fcrll semester was slave dnvmq VVGYH Gcrsper Glor T lo schucly cmd Dolores FllI'l'lGI'l were two old sl d H an vs who helped hlm out When the sprmq One Hundred Forty-six 00l" . the scrence of ltfe . the plant, the anrmal, and the Amundsenrte . Mrss Mutfet ramp tramp tramp could well be the theme song ot the BIOLOGY CLUB Takmg hrkes and gorng on trrps to vanous places rn Chrcago occupred most of therr trme durrng the past year Not only drd the mem hers ot thrs club learn new thrngs about the world ot scrence but also how to he socrable and enroy each others company Busmess was comhrned wrth pleasure as the group lunched together rn the torest preserves atter an educatronal treld trrp or rn a museum after explorrng tts ancrent relrcs Mrss Kremer the sponsor ot thrs club takes great care rn plannrng these trrps rn order that her puprls wrll get as much educatronal value out ot them as possrble Among the many places they have vrsrted srnce therr organrzatron are the Freld Museum Museum ot Scrence and lndustry Lrghtrng Instrtute Gartreld Park Conserva tory the Trrhune Newspaper Ottrces rce cream Iac tones and many broaclcastrng statrons I-layrrcle par tres were one ot the socral hrghlrghts of the season Row: C. Lenard, I. Parker, I. Otis, . , . furnq s, , Lf ry D. Prerler, ll. Nrcholson, I. Curran, H. Pedersen, G Kropke. How 2: A. Bin- n.', E. Wallacl, H. EI-chnd, I. Drerssf-n, D, Lockwood, I. Prentrss, I. Ko e, W. Dell, M. Snowdwn, B. Lutzen, F. Newman. Row 3: C, Ollerer, H. Gus son, R. owns, .. re s I, A rn o, . Drlqar , R. Zrnk, B. Magnuson . orton . H Y' 1. om Row: R. Ifll nw, . ,t ., , fr ,, r rs, , vp , f. I t , . rorrris, . .dv - To Row: E. Ruck, H. Herald, B. Kruse, B, Fundrs, F. Rosene, I. Colrfs, . chrewe, L. Aulrn, A. E res, . Hem d, . Courtney. How 2: ss Kremer, C. Woltt, A. Kelly, V. Lopez, C. Rinehart, B. Shogren, B. Turner, C. Mater, I. Grrnde, Fl. Anderson, S, Andorstrom, C. Srlls. Row 3: C. Hoppe H. Clausen, T. Strezleckr, B. Zaqars, N. Anthony, D. Cr-onberq, T. Ehrnf: r ID. Boenke, O. Akerlund. Bottom How: IJ. Walsh, M. Hauser, I.. Swfrnrtll T. Mrrtsr luis, I w . 11 t, 7' r, .. Wray'-r. ,J 4 0 o ro O 0 greets spider . . . afternoon weedl hunts . . . Ibotany arndl zoology pwants and animools amazmg what' ll H Top V N Hrll L B1 kr G Irros er Ar h tat D I L wr L rr t It d B N I P tersor BD!! r M Lucrs I Ay rs H P rll B Ttronrr son S I rttrrr rn A H M V ur rt P I P S nd B b I Mr IE' nu I H url-crrrs M K r rntr A V10 rr ' One Hundred Forty-live When the song W' 'Tis Autumn" was popular, Marilyn Miller took her place at the head oi the TAU CHAPTER, with Elaine Piestis as her assist- ant. Patiently recording each event was Grace Iverson, while Loretta Schmidt played the part ot Simon Legree. With the coming ot the New Year, Loretta Schmidt sat in the numher one chair, while Elaine Bestis held her own. Grace lverson remained at her post, and Pat Peters dort had to try and collect. Halloween, Christ- mas, skating, and slurnlter parties proved a lot oi iun. lntroducinq the most recent oiticers ot the THETA CHAPTER, we have Marian Doetsch, Presidentg Doris Berve, Vice-Presidenty Dolores Baumhart, Secretaryy Mary Erskine, Treasurerg and Betty Glees, Social Chairman. Last year's executives were about the same with Marian Doetsch and Doris Berve, President and Vice- President respectively: Janet Edwalds, Secre- tary: and Betty Glees, Treasurer. lt seems that their chiet interest was entertaining service men, hut they also liked skating, bowling, swimming, and riding parties. Activity plus is the keynote ot the ZETA CHAP- TER. as they had swimming and riding parties, a sleigh ride and hayraclc pow wow, took a trip to Wisconsirr, and sponsored a hard times party, and turnahout social. They also lent a hand with Thanksgiving and Christmas bas- kets. The tall and spring oiiirters were Phyllis Melusky and Shirley lohanson, President, Do- lores Qlaughlin and Pat Collins, Vice-Presi dentg Florence Ferret and Sally Coyle, Secre- taryg and leanne Preeding and Marge Laux, Treasurer. Lei! to Right N. Swanson S. Kaltenboin l.. Vrronis C, Iverson L. Schmidt E. Restis P. Petersfiwr B. Both l... Kraft Rear Row B. Glees M. Erskine l. Bcrders D. Baumhart M, Collins I. Edwalrls D. Berve First Row B. Connell B. Kirkpatrivi: M. Doetsrim if. Gustkff A. Baird Rear Row D. Qlauqhlir P. Me-lusky S. iohanscn F. Feret M. Laux First Row P. Collins I. Freedinq D. Bauer S. Coyle S. Heinz time to go home girls , .. . sorry it's over. merman V1C9Pf9S1deHl Bee W1tt Secre the b1g boss and Carol Lamack her grref hox etrquette she who brtes last, lbrtes hardest take at course from Franklrn at trsket, a tasket lceepmg up wrth the Ioneses fat least from a drstancel much ado shout somethmg UD he event that brrngs the fondest memo r1es to the IOTA CHAPTER IS a p1cn1c they had at Cedar Lake complete w1th sand and fl1es To be sure they also had a good ol pa1arr1a party took a few turns around the roller rrnk d1d the1r b1t for the U S O and celebrated Chrlstmas and Halloween 1n real style The1r capable off1cers were DOTIS Campbell Presrdent Bernadette 'Zrm tary and Kathryn Nrckolson Treasurer W1 B Wtt erman Row 2 R Sch ab R esch R C ast fall the OMEGA CHAPTER was ruled over by Queen Ann Parker Prrrne MIUISTGI Iackte Allard Court Be order Donna Koehler and Chancellor of the Fx chequer Bettf Hansen Th1s sprtng a new democrat1c government was set up w1th Ruth Granger Presrdent Mldge Grlrnour VICE Pres1dent Glorta Kapell Secretary and Ann Parker Treasurer As Jotted down rn the rn1nutes of the rneetmgs they often occupred a whole row 1n the B 61 K amuse mer1t hou es and were part1al to pa1arna ar1d bowl1ng partres Top Bow lv' Grlmour A Spe rs E McNamara L G11 mour I Parham Bottom Row B Hanse I Allard R CJ One Hundred Forty three By way of offrcers the gals of the KAPPA CHAPTER d9Cld9d that Dorsey Starck was to be thelr presrdent whrle Iean Schaffer was elected second 1n command Iean Moore had the task of keep1ng the records stra ght and Dons B1anch1 balanced the accounts A poll taken by th1s group post trvely determ ned the tact that most of all they enyoyed sleepy t1me part1es w1th plenty to eat They d1d the1r part for the USO by donat1ng cakes for the servrce centers Frrst Row G V H uahtor I M V ar Ro I B Another chapter w1th two sets of offrcers s OMICRON ln the fall the b1g boss Carol Lamack and Elarne St1eren her r1ght hand man Gertrude Zernke Mary Yagod1cs took care of the notes cash respectrvely Spr1ng brought a changes 1n the mob as Elcune St1eren was was and and 19W was SGC ond Gertrude Zemke contmued tak1ng notes whrle Lorra1ne Wagner guarded e money bag A good t1rne meant par IGS wh1ch 1ncluded skat1ng r1d1ng danc mg and hohday celebrat1ons Rear Row E Chap A Propst L Wag G Peterson I M Br de M Yaqod s C, L lc FIISI F The LAMBDA CHAPTER often got together for a merry trrne rolltng them down the alley IH one of the nerghborhood bowl1ng lanes Hamburgers and cokes were a fol low up to answer the call to chow Lors Duerr was Pres1dent MGTIOH Hansen V1 e Presrdent Kay Spear Secretary and Fran ces Van Bogart Treasurer Other amuse ments that were favored by the grrls were lrvely roller skat1ng part1es sleepless pa Jama partres and the usual 1f we can all aet a man Saturday nrght partres Rear H L Yett H L mbos B W lc K Spe F1rstRow I lv To prove they were veteran theater goers the SIGMA CHAPTER got together one nrght about that certarn trme when l1fe IS supposed to begtn and went to see L11e W1th Father They also managed to bake some cakes for the USO and have an old fash oned Chrrstmas celebratron and Valentme s party' The1r fall and sprrng of ftcers were respectrvely Marguer1te Kane and Mary Ellen Becker Presrdent Patr1c1a Hahn and Florence Anderson Vrce Prest dent Ruth Schm1dt and Helen Gelt1s Sec retary and Mary Ellen Becker and Pat Rahn Treasurer Rear How F A derson M K ne Row 2 E Epp M B G V F dyk First Row R Schmd E K by P Hahn I Bork D Carlson O O O O O C Q Q Q 0 O O 0 0 0 Q O U O 0 1, . o o o Y o o o o I . 1 - ' I n v 1 1 I A li V L ' 1 1 1 V . A . ' 1 4 . . . . . 1 . . . . 1 f I 1 C ' , . . ., , , , ,' I o ' A 7 I I - ' 4 1 , , - I I - . . . . . - - 1 , ' I 1 ' . . . I I ' I . , , ' Ro : . 1 , B. Z1mm . : . w , . ' : . an o 1, . wore, tl. Starck, . Kas DWI l- CIf1WfO1'd, L. DUQII, V O, . a , F t . ow 3: K. Ntcholson, D. ampbell, W. G1lbert. tens. Re W: I. Shaffer, J. 1r1nch1, S, Nachtwoth. , cr 1111ar1n, , ars. ' : .Turne-r, 1, Hansen, Row 4: E. Dantler, E. Seeds, M. Willoughby. L L - - I , ' i . ' S . . y . I C 1 I I K . 1 11 ., - - 1 I I I I ll X v . . - . - , . . . I C . . ., 1 I 1 , 1 Y . . , 1 1 ' ' X- I , . . . . . 1 I 1 I I I I . H ,- 1 , ' ' ' 5 I , s , T 1 , ' , 5 . I ' I . g ,, , , i , , , , '- 1 , 1n, , , . ner, E. St1erer1, : , 11 - , , Q , : I I I , . . : . n, , ' , . . , . C 1 , . ic, '. arrvac . ' Olson, M. eckex, H. eltis, , as Q. ' 5 r G,-Cm ef, A. Pgrker, D, Kgehlgr, Row: D. Rasmussen, IJ, Popescul, G. Zemke, L, 1ck. 1 t, . 1r , . , . , , , iw, , K . ' Q' B , Q3 i 'fig 1.9 -Q 3- 'kf' 19 ,, na , ' ' X! fy uk Q , 2 1 Nm NM W- Wi? 3, 1 ll 5-Q. good time had bv all . gangwavl vve eautl o o w doesn't evervone silt on the floor, gals? . . the sleepless pajama ea1n't miss misses armvfnavv conversations clon't it funl fi' li The GAMMA CHAPTER always had a gay Ol time at their barbecues spaghetti feasts paJarna parties sleighrides break fast ride and particularly their not to be forgotten initiations All these good times are in part due to their efficient president ois Knici Vice-President Lucille l-loelter Secretary Marge Frazer and Treasurer Ginny Krowka. First How: la. Filnian V. Krowk 1, L. Knicl A. Barbour, . , B. Der al t. Hear Row: M, Tc ble M. Bl nke , B. M ' , 'f. f c A . : , , St ut, L. Hoe . One Hundred Forty-one ,pf vga Quite often in the limelight was the EPSI LON CHAPTER which won popularity by giving several dances the last of which f as the Shoreline Shuffle given at the Columbia Yacht Club Nancy Colver charted the ship s course Peggy Dunn kept the ship s log and Bette Long stood guard over the treasure chest. On deck taking care of the recreation of the passengers was Lila Weichbrodt. Rear ROW: E. Plodbora, N. Colver, fl. A d. . H 2: . W, hbrodt, N. Bunn, D. " ok, I. . , . 1 H. First Row: B. Lona, T. Rob nson, L. Iihnson, Cnief of tne ETA CHAPTER was Charly Bfl and her aide de camp was Helen Mickelson Helen Sarros did most of the writing and Kathy Ryan was forever try ing to balance the budget Corkle lohn son was slated as historian. These gals had a lot of fun doing old fashioned things like having hayrides picnics and sleigh- rides. to H'gh!: l.. B. , . Kr? . . of . . ' sell, H. Sarros, C. Byl, K. Ryan, C. lohnson, H. Mickel- sei, A. Walsh, l. Chrxstoffel. pert lrttle squrrts classy combrnatrons let s have a party belated dues most of the partles wrll you have your Ovaltme stra1ght7 the tfleets rn the grrls are out he grrl who swung the gavel rn the ALPHA CHAPTER was Peggy Sllm who when absent could de end on Ann La Velle to start SWIHQIHQ Helen Duwentester pushed the pen and Lynn Strassherm counted the srlver and a lot of copper Soclal Chalrrnan W1nn1e Westrrch slated paJarna and bowllng partres and dances at the USO Center 1n Hywood as the chret act1v1t1es Wrrtlng a monthly paper kept the more arnbltlous busy Rear How G Tr has A La elle C Gallams W West h E Rtt Front How P Corbett L St shem P Sl fl t t r P B l merrlrnent was to be had the BETA CHAPTER d d the customary thrng that IS they each tracked down a male anrmal brought hrrr to an appolnted destrnatlon and presto a party Number one otlrcer of the lub was Lols Rrng second rn com mand was Ann Ertckson Helen Erberger kept track of what was what and Dorothy Szewczyk balanced the books rnost ca pabry arlso F on G p Two term gals who mrght grve Roosevelt sorne competmon rt the rneetlngs contrnue after graduatron as they plan are the leadrng o trcers ot the DELTA CHAPTER Frances lohnson IS madam presrdent and lanet Rassrnusen IS the madam s second Always on the Job IS Marrlyn Hardrng oecretary and Faye Olsen keeps track of the green stuff A pat on the back goes to PeQQY lohnson who arranged all the ac llV1l19S the club took part 1n elshl g DStae ow2 U rr tn time One Hundred Forty O O O O , I O O 0 O O O 0 O Q f Q Q 7 . . 0 O Q 0 0 0 4 0 T T M I T T T r 1 , T 0 - ' , ' 1 , , . ' ' ' ' - 1 - . . 5 1 1 0 . I I - - - I , ' . C ' ' : ' - ' ' . ' I , ' l I , I I I L , l I V 1 f - - 1 . C' . , f , r , , , , , , , 1 : I 1 I I V I I ' I I . Kneeling: A. Erlckson. Row 2: C, Bickel, B. Murphy, E. How 1: I. Rasmussen, M, Iohuson, M. Hardmg, F, lohnson, HC I I i I : I I I rcs 1 I I 1mmI C n. HOW 3: . Damels , . S roude, D. Szewczyk. L. O c ae er, ,. k ,. R : l , Sh ckel o , F. Olsen 5 . Duwen es e , . lerdt. nonpartisan otfltircers , ., . vvho's not here today? The superior olticers ol the DELTA CHAPTER in the spring and tall were Marilyn Ptau and Muriel Gray respectively. Next in command were Muriel Gray and Muriel Taube, and Sec- retary Carla Reyner served two terms, as did Treasurer Doris Ream. This crowd had fun galore at a turnabout party and two hen parties given last tall. A beach party at Gages Lake, and a Halloween party were also big attrac- tions. The otlicers ot the EPSILON CHAPTER were so well liked that they held their positions through- out the year. Audrey Meyer was presidentg Bar- bara Deswarte, Vice-President, and Erma Cletcher doubled on the secretary-treasurer an- gle. Entertainment lor these troopers was had by way ot a good ol' picnic at lackie Saunders' cot- tage in Wauconda, lllinois, and a Christmas party complete with mistletoe and all the other trimmin's. Cornrnander-in-Chiel ot the GAMMA CHAPTER last spring was Patricia Lundauist, and loan Lehrman took over in case ot her absence. lane Lenlzerg took care ot the writin' chores, and loan Maurides kept the accounts straight. The tall ollicers were loan Lehrman, Diane Kachan- tones, Met Nirntz, and Patricia Lundauist, presif dent, vicefpresident, secretary, and treasurer respectively. Their activities were a weenie roast, tour of Riverview, a progressive dinner, and a donation ot cakes to the U.S.O. One Hundred Thirty-nine sleigh rides . . . all in favor? .. .. .. but yes! , Piano lil, Qwrrry Around Piano ll, Zrrrvrrs M, Tanlir- Cl, Tsclrrrriy G. Stroll A.. Hedges M. Crowtlier P. Posse C. Reyner D. Rerrrn E. Carlsen M. Plan Top Row li. Lipp li. Rirtriv-r ll, Peters B. Fullerton S. Terramw I. Stlllllftlfi Row 2 B. De-Swarte A. Meyer B. Bennett Row 3 L. Eickstaedt F. Cletrlier Top Row ll. Swanson I. l.enbnrq l. Maurides M. Nirrrtz Bottom Row L. Peters P. Luncicnlist I, Coburn D. Kaclrantonv l. Koehler I. l..aBant W 1 Cl 13' Audrey Meyer Lois Knicl Ioan Lehrman Shirley Iohanson f'frll flresitlrint Spring Pit-sifit :Lt Pill S '-.' if tfiiy liprinri St-ctrt-tfrry THE SGC. or SENIOR GIRLS' CLUBS, sponsored by Miss Foy, is one of the most colorful organizations in Arnundsen. lt has an executive board rnade up of the presidents of each chapter. ln the fall the officers of the board were: Audrey Bloom, President, Ioan Lehrrnan, Vice-President: Elaine Restis, Secre- tary: and Ioan Stout, Treasurer. The spring "bigwigs" were: President Louis Knicl, Vice-President Elaine Stieren, Secretary Shirley Iohanson, and Treas- urer Nancy Colver ,IM oue fAe e e can wlhatls mine is yours Spring a year ago found the ALPHA CHAPTER under the rule of Corrine Meyer, and her counselor Ieanne Johnson. Official re- corder was Ethel Goller, and Alice Geweke took care of all the loose change. Fall brought Iean Peterson in charge, Alice Geweke sat at her right, Iean Iohnson did the scribbling, and Lois Okerberg counted the silver. The presiding officer of the BETA CHAPTER last spring was Eloise Evett, and Marianna Dugo acted as her efficient second. Mildred Wartrnari took notes, and Violet Ahlstrand balanced the budget. ln the fall, Ioyce Williams took a turn at keeping the girls in line, and Gloria Newlands stood ready to back her up, Eileen Draugelis did all the writing and Dorothy Andres tried to collect Row I Hasinu I A How V Ahl ti ci o w S frauqe w 2 F' w r l Kii M inert Row ii L Aift w3 It H diy i Top : .. ssen . Iohnson, l.. Cl-cfrbcxfi, . Gewekf. Top : . :ez fin , l. Iofrnowits, lf, lfvvtt, I. I.hn::on, lf, ff. Collet, I. Ktifb ivhor. Ro 2: C' M- yf: E . :Lu I. Peterfaon F its. Ro I 1. NG' lf ridsz, Y. Hfrfilwrw, I VV,tlt'rn.::, l'. ,. ' tier, A. Ivfsison, S ri , 3: lf Ft t M. Bfwth tteS -riow M ttutio, t. it ns: Ro : , tin , M, W-iinitin Top Row I Akerman P Lessner F Ma er L Knapp H Hartw1q S Br1tton I He1n mann B Kruse M Burn dale I Ohnmacht Row 2 I Wagner D Lund M Cleat R Gade R Peters P Beyer I Prentrss I D1erssen N M H e S SChl1'l"ll91 Rleker M Wagner Row 3 M Y'IqOdlCS B Epp A Dwyer H Lambos L Yetto ans n Klaqes G Mannmq Bottom How G Peterson I Baucke K Anderson R Budnev H Krueger O D 1 as I Hlqert H Ped r on L Roms A modern explorer 1sn t always a geographlcal one Many new worlds are opened to the LIBRARY STAFF through the books Wllh wh1ch they are fam1l1ar There IS also a good supply of rnagazlnes on hand thanks to Sh1rley Schlrmer who has charge of them Ruth Peters has tak Dwyer lb too busy mark1ng Cshe reads more than she marks? books preparmg them for the shelves Harry Kreuger the lone wolf of the staff IS the off1c1al book Shllle for the group wh1le Harry labors Manoa Olson has the easy Job of ch1ef typ1st At one of the meetmgs where everyone has a good t1me 1t was de 1ded to award letters to members of the staff who had served four semesters Th1s IS someth1ng entlrely new and Nere1da Rleker Ioan Akerman Harry Kreuger Betty Epp Helen Lambos Lorrame Knapp Aurllla Dwyer and Sh1rley Schlrmer who are now Gl1Q1bl9 for letters are proud to be the frrst ones to ol1sploy them AS1d9 from explormg the realm of books the staff managed to f1nd the1r way to the SSFVICG Men s Center w1th an armload of cakes Ethel Enckson complalned that the tr1p wasnt long enough to see everyth1ng but Betty Epp suggested they remedy that by go1ng agam That however 1S up to MISS Evers our chlef of staff en over the Job of decoratmg the bullet1n boards SIHCG Aurllla One Hundred Thlrty seven 0l"l"0l1Ue lille push cart coohes sollrtaure readmg ts Yehudr here? there are slrps and shps all SOC181llt6S have rneetmgs here STAFF OFFICERS HEAR HOW Oly1'1p1a Demas Secretary ROW 2 Shnley h1rmer Pr s1dent Irene Olwmacht VICE Pres1dent ROW 3 Ann Klaqes DOC1CIl Chmrman Ioan Ak man Treasurer I1 . 9 O 5 0 . 000 00 0 C O 0000 O U O O OOO 0 I 1' . , 1 . . I I Sc..' -, e' 7 ,' ' . : . ,"' ' 7 er , , ,. z. ,. ,. t,. ,. ',. ,. e ,. ,. 5- 1- - 54 1- 1, 1- 1- 1- 1- 11 1- ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. .,. ,. ,. ',A. ,. . :. ,. ,. ..,. -,. .e11.,. 1 ,. .es ,. 1. .1 . I I - 1 . .. .T . , , . 1 1 - - . . . H. I I X-' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 - Oblflfllqlftet 67Xl08l"t:5 1s there at doctor rn the house? he Amundsen HIULI School branch ot the lun1or RED CROSS under the able sponsorslno ot Mrs Robertson has attempted to awaken the students to the real1zat1on ot thelr part 1n the unlversal war effort Makmq lap boards navy sewrnq k1ts army sewmq lat and bedroom sllppers are Just a tew ot the mterestmq pro1ects th mdustnous club members have taken up durma the past year The OTTICGTS ot ll'11S beneflclal orqanlzatron were Mary Kachan tones Presldent Lou s Levme V1ce Pres1dent and Tasoula De merge Secretary Th1s orqan1zat1on has really come 1nto 1lS own s1nce the war Row L Holzer E E mann N' L tthcx E L nrrd L Iolmson C, Lorem o ro W s V Pot E Anderson echbrodt L Kn cl A B 1 xrno Os s o er ev Il Len R .1 W Olllnfeffg QI"ff0l'lL L9 dns way youse yorlxs su or be satted h1s way please' Thus we 1ntroduce the SERVICE GIRLS whose duty 1t IS to act as recepuomsts usherettes and hostesses at d1fterent events that occur 1n the school Thrs bevy ot beautres mcludes auburn ha1red Harr1et Dxacos tall dark and glamorous Helen Hochnem v1vac1ous loyce Chrrpe Helen Golenko ot the sparklmq personahty and stately loan Broclfhott and Mar1lyn Peo The tall ott1cers were as follows Pres1dent Lo1s Rasmussen and Secretary Dorls Cook The sprmq ott1cers were Pres1dent Dor1s Cook V1cePres1dent Dorothy McCarnbr1dqe and Secretary Mur1el Blankee Some of the q1rls who m1ssed the p1cture were Helen Bodeen loan Brockhoft Patr1c1a DeVr1ese Nancy H1ll and Helen Hochrelm Tl'11s club IS sponsored by Mrs Heflm son Bottom Row M xy Fisk rn l7o1ctl1y M Qin hr da or lc Bl ry an One Hundred Thxrty srx o 0 0 0 . . . , , Q Q . Q 9 0 0 o n o T A.. 1 T A . 1 . 1 l V S, I I , 1 I I I V I A I 9 1 F A , l V 1 ' ' l I I - I ' - I . I I I . I Al I I ' 1 V I V Top : '. ' , . 191 . .. e 11s, f. eo I , '. ' , T, ' 1 l , I Q U I - I ' C. Szlls, lb. D sts-rt. M. Yfq d1CS, A. Lcfgg, Ro 2: l. Rernpfx , . s, . , H, Gustafson, H. Olson, R. Fo1d, A. Allxson, A. Koch, B, Lundqulst. Bottom Row: L. Top Row: loycw Clmpe, Helen Golenko, M+111lyn Peo, Hturwt llmtros, llonntr lohun W 1' , . 1 , . 11 bour, M, Kaclf t n ., M15 R b tson, l., L 1 Q, T. .' . : fl me, . 1 c if 1 1 1-, D 'ns Con , Murml ankesn A www, B 1nGf:e11ber', L. lk?-n. Mfr l f' Zuruck. olrurnl . 4, . rfr-rat-tart-tat-tat the Ilaps had rlonft shoot until you see the whites otf harrnchl on the douhle , . hop! hep! Next to he presented were the American Legion medals. They were as follows: Efficiency, Mar- shall Stern, Dale Arvidson, Louis Stupas and Carl Ollererg Rifle Marksrnanship, Iack West and Thomas O'Reilly. A representative of the Chicago Tribune then awarded eight gold and tour silver medals to the following cadets: Dale Arvidson, Arthur Beck, Frank Bloom, Howard Sweeney, Richard Rapoporte, Iohn Nosbaurn, Richard Trehilco, Plato Laris, and Michael Krug. The R.O.T.C. has done all it possibly could toward the war effort. The cadets collected fif- teen tons of scrap in the scrap drive and have drawn up two honor rolls. The first honor roll filled up so rapidly that another one was nec- essary. At present there are 29l former cadets of the unit in the armed forces. There are also five gold stars on the honor roll. May there never he any rnore. 19 O friends, be men, and let your hearts be strong, And let no warrior in the heat of fight Do what may bring him shame in other's eyesg For more of those who shrink from shame are safe Than fall in battle, while with those who flee ls neither glory nor reprieve from death." One Hundred Thirty-five COMPANY D Officers: I. llofshrrum, R. Rtrrioporte, G. Polychronos. How 1: D, Dove a rr io rn G. Conzstrrntino, I. Skintqvs, H. Bcrrkoll, G, Seretrs, H. Claypool, K. Thomson R Growen R Hale M King B. Iessop, B Watson, A. fftrrly. Row 2: P. Kowfrlrg, A. Mitchell, E Ch ago rs H Sch mer A G12 Mrrllanoy, S. Markos, IB, Archer, F. Rice, P. Mondrcrqon, T. Morrison H Trernuls How 3 T Mann C. Zuckernarr, I. Betzelos, A. Iohnson, M. Grunnakrzronrs, I. Delaney R Ripley S Sande M Golk N. Paprrdenrs, W. Peterson, H. Peronrs, H. Black, R. Olson, L. Demos DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Officers: L. Strrpas, K. McArthur, D. Arvrdson, C. Fischer, W. Crrrlstrc nd R w 2 T K rsal s D Mrsch P. Hogeorges, T, lohrrson, I. Clarke, I. Peterson, D. Hstahrook, H. Clausen G Seietrs I Kilgore I Diesr Row 3: D. Tekip, I.. Vespermrrn, G. Strachan, D. Arnopol, I. Brunsell I Govs G Anderson H Spence R. Nortrnan. Row 4: W. Schertzrnqer, N. Soterrr, II. Iohnson, L. Ward I Ryberg I Schaffer W Meridia rr L. Thorncrs, H. Mrkkclsen, F. l-lurnes, B. Tionos. Bottom Row: D. Koehler C Landstrom A Betzelos B Ian j-f,M..:,.1...... , blow that big trumpet and beat that better seat! . . , ready with your gun their B-'V-D's . , . php, pop! .. . . forrr rd The maneuvers were held in Hcrrrns Woods in April durino the sprina vacation. Arrrundseri, Senn, and Lake View were rnatched aaainst Sullivan, Von Steuben, and Roosevelt. Arnund- sen was on the winnino side but they were later disqualified for approachinq to attack from the wrona road. Once a sernester rnedals are awarded to the outstandinq cadets in different fields. The folf lowinq received rnedals: Efficiency, Arthur Glesf ner and Iaclc West: Neatness, Bernard Mayer, Louis Stupas, William Dell, and Louis Bour- nalcisg Reeruitinq, Iohn Mech, and Socrates Mar- kosy Band Efficiency, Arthur Lilly and Carl Fischer: Rifle Marlcsmanship, Thonras O'Reilly and David Watson. COMPANY A Lust Row: H. Thr., ig-, IU, Wwser, CJ. Aki rlurirl, P I rr, -11, ii, iiurfz, A. Vtlfrlson, R Olzsrvii, I. Kottr-, I. '-I 1 In :1, lt,Sttr:r'r1 I M.llirii rr.. ROW 2: R Kofl::r'lr, if Iolirrfwrt, I' Sgr--ri, M. Gill, I, Itilrr rift L.. Lundell, R. Sn ztz, I. Sw' rr. Row 3: A. Mrllfrrcl, A Iutriivrl-r-1 R. Rick, R. Sterrilwrii, I. Polywlvifrit 11, R Ostwrtitr r, I, Gwktrpz, V. Peter, I. Murrick, li. Hoerrinq, M. Stzidivtrrit. Row 4: li. ltovr-kits l.. Kern, A. Beck, G, Mills, E. Baird. Row 5: H, Swift-ni y, I Nos twrurrt, V. Bloom, T, O'Rf tlly, I. W- :xt First How: W Iii-tl, M Smvrtrtvss, L. l9irtxrrirrI1i:., It. Vtftrtm-nit COMPANY B Officers: F. Vrirr.v.rr, il. Mrrisriritiis, R iSr'hrrr.fi1 it tlvliritttl-1 I, flirty. Row 1: il, Rrrwssw, R Ktirtrit, fi. Pot'-i:,, i'. Floiirlwl I Sr'liovlir'ir'h, I firrrlwf-il, li. Kltrrtgtifazt, 'l'. Amit-r:1.wri, R. titiuiii, I. Sgirwrr, W. Ruhl. Row 2: l". llrrririlzrruvrr, H. Pr-Isrssffri, I, Eiliitt, N. Kfrvlicrritones, C, Iorsn-ffzori, B, VV,lli trim, lf. Kcrtsrrlrritrs, I. Cfrrrsey P. Schleifer. How 3: G. Tait, A. tfkorilztrro, W, lurriovrrn, l, Georaen, A. Henitwl, I. Htrrvfy, if Rtrliireg-:, 'l'. H rl-- fi. K--:sri K Nwl::oli, C. lf,t7':ilulw'rri COMPANY C How 1: B. M ryt-r, li. Burg. Row 2: I. l.r,vy, H. i'wr1ri-y, l Stryfarrs How 3: H. Holfnieyer, A. tlo:.::, I Klier l'. Alxwlv, Mirrkos, lf. Worst li, tt. tllostor, R. Artrlfrrisori, H. Alirrrci, it. l.triir:, IR. liivrzel. Row 4: T. Kfliristoiroirlruz, W, Ryrrrrri, L' Ltlisoui, A. Strrtlris, B. Sewhr-rfr, I. Shapiro, 'I' 'l'liyfrr-fwri, I Krlfw, Row 51 if. Wtrlsli, C. l,.riderir1ivy0r, C. llrryti, l'. Click-r l Arictrty. " ' L l. Roirrnakis, P lvirritrrrrrritt L, 'l'urrrfrry, H Girstrrz zz One Hundred Thirty tour Front line skirmishes to the grill . . . you'll find no draftees here, peaceable coercion cinched it Out ot the twenty-nine schools in Chicago, Amundsen placed 7th in this event. Every morning for a month the halls oi Amundsen resounded with the marching of the cadets ot the crack platoon. Under the leadership of Cadet Lt. Col. Iack West, the platoon finished eleventh out ot the twenty-seven schools competing. Second in command ot the platoon was Znd Lt. Lewis Kern. The non-com- missioned officers of the platoon were as follows: Platoon Ser- geant-Cadet Capt. F. Bloom, Right Guide Sergeant-Cadet Major T. O'Reilly, lst squad Corp.-Cadet Capt. H. Mansnerus, 2nd squad Corp.-Cadet Capt. B. Bapoporte, 3d squad Corp.-Cadet lst Lt. H. Sweeney. The crack shot of the Battalion, Cadet Major Thomas O'Reilly, set cr new record for the standing position. 45 out of a possible 50 in the Hearst Trophy Matches, this score is equal to a 90 out ot 100 in the regular city matches. The only man to shoot a per- fect target ot l00 out of 100 was Pvt. Dave Watson. The mem- bers who receive letters this year, are Cadet Lt. Col. West Cadet Major O'Reilly, both being on the team for two years Cadet lst Lt. Sweeney, and Cadet Pvt. Watson. I 1 FALL OFFICERS Top Row: K. McArthur, A. Lilly, H. Mansnerus, H. Sweeney, T. O'Reilly, BI. Clausen, D. Dovekas, B. Mayer, I. Mersch, L. Kern, C. Fischer, R. Rapoporte, I. Noshauix Bottom ROW: D. Arvidson, I. West, M. Stern, A. Glesener, F. Bloom. 1 . SPRING OFFICERS lx! "V": R. Schmock, H. Sweeney, A. Beck, B. Mayer, F. Bloom, T. O'Re1lly, I. West D. Arvidson, H. Mansnerus, R. Rapoporte, C. Fischer, K. McArthur, I. Noshaurn 2nd "V": K. Thomson, F. Valdivia, E. Baird, D. Dovekas, L. Stupas, I. Levy, W. Carl strand, I.. Kern. Rear: R. Schottek. RIFLE TEAM Top Row: D. Watson, H. Sweeney, M. Golk, A. Millard, K. McArthur. Bottom Row- F. Bloom, I. West, M. Stern, I-I, Mansnerus, T. O'Reilly, One Hundred Thirty-three L alet Leutenant Lolonel Cadet Lreutenaftt Colonel Marshall Stem lack West Jyfalfwl ga arm haye you had your map read lately? medals and awards they'll take a waae at anythmg present arms' here comes cookre' tslc, tsls Tom ORexlly Harlan Mansnerus and Louis Stupas hsten qravely as Sgt Prussmq explatns the latest nnlltary actmn an then tnanuev 1 s Ind table HE Amundsen R.OTC Untt one ol the best OfQG1'1lZGl1OTlS tn the claool has shown a splendtd record 1n the past year under the very capable QlllClCI1'lCQ of tts mllltary lnstructor Stall Sergeant Prussrnf, ln the last two semesters the Amundsen Corps has entered 1nto the Federal lnspectlon platoon competmon rlfle matches and maneuvers It also sent ofhcers to try lor the Bnqade Staff Bemq a normal orqantzatton 1t lsnt all work and no play A drnner dance and banquet took care of the fun angle There are also Otttcers and Non Comrmsstoned Ofhcers Clubs Federal lnspectlon day lS the day looked forward to by every boy cadet ln the c1ty Thts ts when OlllC9fS from the War De partment tnspect every school and declde Whlch IS the best The factors deternnnxnq thts declston are neatness dnll theory oracttcal work and the squad rooms One Hundred Thxrty two ' A s . . , . . . , Q, ze' , r c. . . . , . , . ' ,, ' ' , " ' 4, I e .' T . . . , , U i . . .J . , A f ' v 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 . . . .. . , 1 7 . . O 0 O 0 I .' . t I I r , . , . . l , 0 , , I . . . . I -L! A . N . 0 , , O . O V . . . . . - . . , , tweat . . . try ar little more bird seed, tweirps off song . . . oh! ifl had the wings of a B-19. ll together, sing! Thus the MIXED CHORUS spends all of its time. A version of the opera "Carmen" occupied a great deal of their time this past semester. Their hours of diversion have been spent in the election of officers, the planning of the Spring Concert, and the "Choruses Swingshittf' a dance which was held in May. The fall semester officers were: Charles Roelle, President: Yvonne Pihl, Secretaryg and Robert Dresser, Treasurer. The spring semester officers were: Roger Zinc, Presidentg Kay Askounis, Secretary, Socrates Marlcos, Vice-President: George Walton, Treasurer, and Bob Lindholm, Sergeant at Arms. This chorus was awarded an excellent rating at the annual competitions at Lane early in the year. The Spring Concert was held May l8th at the school. Important solos were sung by Mixed Choristers, Nancy Sterling, Winnie Iohnson, and Lorraine Zeiher. Several girls of this chorus had the grand opportunity to sing in several operas given last season at the Chicago Civic Gpera House by the Metropolitan Opera Company. SPRING I Top How: I., Krrrtr'lrur'k, I. Shrrrrp, M, Groppr, M, Ihrrrrutroporrlos, B. LaBahrr, B. Rrker G. Llrrrr-rt, M. Schfral, S. Atsaves, D. Murphy, A. Irreger, H. Hartwrq, S. Schmidt, I. Iohrrson. Row 2: R. Prochnow, R. Hurst, C. Hanson, K. Mueller, E. Erermann, Y. Prhl, ll. Shark:-y, R. Crrnrrrr, M. Berg, R, Carrrrrr, I. Earle, P. Carson, B. Hermanson. How 3: M. Malrort, B. Kruse, H. Pedersen, M. Burnsdale, H. Swanell, S. Gecrvaras, E. lnqrarrr, PI. Borzttchor, R. Stathopulos, M. Kalogerakrs, L. Tountas, B. Paterson. Bottom How: V. We-hr-r, I. Qurnlrsk, H. Torrraras, L. Zerhor, N. Sterling, P. Sehleql, H. Focht, M. Murray, IJ. Iohfrnsorr, C. Barn, M. Neufeldt. SPRING II Top Row: I. Kotte, B. Berthel, I. Thorrrpsorr, D. Lockwood, I. Delaney, H. Barkell, I. Betselos, W, Peterson, tj. Felter, R. Bolthot, H. Allard. Row 2: D, Leiter, L. Ander- son, W. Iohnson, D. Walsh, K. Anderson, A. Rogers, S. Markos, G. Gregory, I Hoffmeyer, E. Hustead, H. Wershaar, l.. Schneider, I. Baumqartner, ROW 3: D. Covey R. Zrnk, LI. Costoporrlos, B. Carden, R. Eldh, C. Potter, H. Gustafson, F. Spencer, I. Moyer, R. llawns, G, Wfrlturr, W. Ryrnan. Row 4: R. Russell, C. Pearson, I. Dyer K. Askwrrrrrs, I. Holtvld, F. Stone, A. Thorrrwald, L, Iohrrson, M. Ioraensen, M. Haase ll. Srhrrrn, l.. Wrlkr-rr. Row 5: H. Wells, B. Srrrrrrrvlserr, FI. Srrrrth, C. Larson, B. Melrn I. Hrlarirt, li. ffvlrvrrrrft. FALL Top How: H. Gustafson, IJ. Frrrrrk, B. Chandler, B. Wynran, lj. Lavery, N. Marks W. Ryman, T. Harland, R. Wrrttlrng, I. Krnrraw, R. Zrnk, G. Walton. Row 2: C. Belvrsr K. Askounrs, M. Dorrretropoulos, B. Meudt, M. Berq, H. Ossrrran, I. Names, A. Mose A. Frsvlrer, A. Thornwrrld, P. Leiter, L. Iahnson, M. Neufoldt. Row 3: M. Guth, I Potter, L. Karlctruck, I. Moyer, H. Allard, I. Schoenerch, D, Sondel, K. Kane, B. Asher S. Melvin, B. Horrnanson, Row 4: P. May, P. Carson, Lf, Ingram, B. Camm, B. Srnrth E. Smith, lt. Sclrrrm, I. Threle, P. Roartz, K. Mueller, L. Zerher. Bottom How: D. Rusk L. Anderson, C. lfckrrrdt, M. Bollr-r, S. Mueller, M. Conrqlro, L. Baker, D. Rrese T. Jones. One Hundred Thirty-one apologres harl' harl' the gang s all hero hut, ll ye heard that song hetfore lly away on Wrngs rllS year lor the trrst trrrre rrr rrrarry years the rrrusrcal do partrrerrt has created a SPECIAL CHORUS lor the purpose ot stagrng soef-ral programs and augmentrng the other choruses rn contests and concerts Under the baton of Mrss Nelson the chorus rs cornprrsea of arorrnd thrrty lrve students who have had choral trarnrng and most ot them are now takrng rnstructron from prrvate teachers Because ol the qualrty of these xorces programs are planned utrlrzrng the solo vorces Durrng the past two semesters the chorus has oeen called upon to srng at varrous vrctory drrves Among them were the scrap drrve a war bond rally and the merrrorahle snake dance for FALL rrrrr rlwrrorr o 1 w 2 ll rrrra Trly B Rauscher yrc rolrr War 1 r C' ry P I lrn torr l Qlrrrrrrrclrt Boitom Row rdf B rrrocdcr M rotrrr W rrt ' Woodford H Preulrs Anderson Standing Mrs A J s t crursor Crrrcago he chorus rlso ctrrr proorarn the PTA and the specral Arrrrrstrce Day progrrrrrr Members of the chorus wrll never forget the Fall lhestrval rrr whrch they garned the experrence to ard th rrr rrr the llrgh School Choral Contest held at lane drrrrng larrrrcrry wrrrrrrrrg tor Amundsen a coveted E ratrng Late rn May the group turnrshed musrcal selectrorrs tor he l-lrgh ochool Radro Party otterrng Krng lesus rs Lrstenrng selectrons lrorn Carmen and the Cherrrlrrrrr Song Elected oltrcers for the sprrng errrester were Qharles Roollo Presrdent Torn l'larland Vrce Presrdent Mary lane Prscher Secretary and Paul Booth who took charge ol lrrrarrcral proh lerns and shared the post ot lrhrarrarr wrth Nrcholas Nrcholos SPRING r rnd P o :th :J Jr ow ru fr lars L, Knrfglrt N Ku ow Bryan K Kane l Ol 4 r rn enlxrnson P B k r r One Hundred Thrrty , o 4 be 4 o o , 1 1 Y i xr melody lane . . . let s all srng lrlfre the rrdres srng . r. r. so rr s musrc you want . ., .. well, grye your yorce a O O O 9 , Q x 0 o o Q . o K 0 Q o N ' N l l -v -9 0 . ' r ' A 9 ' ' ' N ' 1 ' -- .he Q- H if " T ' . ' .' 4 J s f lor rt fllrlrstrrrazs , ' ' J . , . . ,, , A A l 'C X . ' , , L ' ' 1' e l r , f I . . If . 11 - fl V If - -1 . . rf I U Y r 1 I ' ' 1 .y , . . I , I , W . . ' ' r ' . A S . i , ' ' , ' . ,, Top Row: G, Po-lyc'lrrr'rrrr-sa, G. G.h::orr, P. B:.,'.th, l'. lr :rrrrlr ruwr, H. Sterrrbwrq, M. Top How: M. Gr rrrrrrrkrrrorrrra, M. llkstrrrrrr, M. Krrtyrryr, ll. lfrrlyr-trrrrrrr ra, t' Htl. ll.-, 'l', Gr: r , ' rs, L. R vllr-, N. lgfrwsv l. Ro : Kos . M, 1 , . . 1 N, Ha lr , , B C , G. G l sc r. R 2: M. Hr ss-rr, ll. VVfrolr3.rr, N. Nrvlrfrlrrzs, li. lx' 'l S, R- 'SS' P- lOS 'l hr ff- 10'i?lf1' r y fi 55 r - Y A ' - Z R. M.l ., '. ' , . rrsrrl, G. Nfrwrrrrrn, P. low rrlr. H 3: Cf. Crrrrflrrry, M. 'l'rrly, E' P, . Sl h I., . B 'ini Mall zrs, M, l errrll, T.. . , . r V. . , . V, . rrrrrrrrcht, M, Frsclror, P. lvlrr str . Bottom How: M lfflrrtwlrrll, Q. .4 , : 's . weapon. M. l. ' . , . 11 rr, ll, Srrr, A. Fsrrlrr-r, B. Srrrrth, M. lirfrtrrr rrr, ,y.NQCU" d WACLIOIIO g . . errily, they roll along, and achieving their goal, the GIRLS' CHORUS has received a coveted Besides being their first this is the first one ever to be awarded to an Arnundsen chorus. The superior rating was granted to this chorus in the North Side Choral Competition last Ianuary. Throughout the year the group has been very active. ln co-operation with the music department a successful Fall Festival was presented, and in May this chorus and the Special and Mixed Choruses combined with the band accompaniment to produce a concert version of Carmen by Bizet. The endeavor of this group is to keep school's music at the highest standard possible. The "songbirds," who spend most of their time vocalizing, had as their offi- Cers: A. Astrenedes, Chairmang Lillian Papacostas and Kathryn Harris, Secretaries: and Georgia Demas, Treasurer. The only social event of the year was the Christmas party held in the social room. Like all busrnen on their holidays, the girls stood around the piano and sang. Because of Mrs. Waggoner's and the girls' love of music, this is an enjoyable organization. Top Row: A. Testroet, N. Phillips, A. Astrenedes, F. Skaulf.-s, 'l'. Pappas, C. Stasinos, I. Staecker, ff. Ackerrnan, Il. Brrnnard, V. Kastens. Row 2: M. ltonges, S. Rodgers, G. Htrbfrl, L. Klees, A. Martin, I. Godart, C. Schrl lor, D. Schueler, K. Harris, E. Erickson. Row 3: I. Hannlton, l... Oelschlaeqer, S. Platek, G. Weiclibrodt, D. Schroeder, D. Block, V. Moore, M. Brown, B. Bennett. Row 4: A. Kriegh, U. Hunnicutt, I. McCarthy, G. Demas, M. Fotos, I. Forsytlro, R. Klenczar. Row 5: D. Broadbent, F. Sliatfner, P. Har- rington, S. Haiaele, O, Unterreiner, H. Procunrer, C. Sassmannshausen, L. Iohnson, M. Russell, B. Hayes. Row 6: V. Brenrek, C. Geoffray, I. Ram- say, P. Leiter, I, Corydon, L. Papacostas, E. Maddock. Top Row: N. Phillips, G. Werclrbrodt, L. Oelschlaeger, D. Schroeder, L. Burg, lj. Block, M. Brown, B. Bennett, M. Lofstedt, I. Ohrnan, A. Testroet, S. Platek, F. Skoules A. Astrenedes, I. Harnsay. How 2: Geoffrrry, F. Shatfner, B. Iohnson, D. Davies, K. Vasilakos, R. Sanderson, E. Sharkey, B. Hayes, I. Griffith, I.. Klees, A. Zinnof, L. Kessenrch, I. Holfeld, K. Harris, F. Lrickson. Row 3: A. Sutera, L. Loqrudice, S. Wolfqram, E. Ackerman, . Anderson, L. Papacostas, H. Focht, E. Young, G. Ostrand, E. Erickson, . Anqeios, I. Mandi, I. Godart. Bottom How: P. Schwab, C. Mantonya, E. Brarnard, M. Harrison, D. Hunnicutt, A. Hoch, M. Fotos, L. Tountas, A. Thurber, D. Davis, V, Psaltrs, G. Andros, G. Demos. D Ii One Hundred Twenty-nine no hasses here . . , treble clef . . . hour of charm ., . ., such harmony the major and the minor . . . strike up the band, lboys . . eight: to the bar . . did you say swing it The baby bands are where the future "KonCert Kids" get their basic training. First comes a semester in an instruction class. Then they are advanced to "BAND C," where they gain the knowledge of their respective instruments, and for the first time play in ensernfle. As the "Melody Mites' progress individually, they become members of "BAND B," where final polish and technique are acquired. Finally they are real smoothies and ready for their first personal appearance. BAND "C": Donald Ariclorsorr, Ytfrrrorr Arititfrsozr, llwtrgti Arqitrrrtrs, Lester fit-rg, Pint Brown, Ralph Brown, Dorothy Carlson, Mark Cramer, Ltrwrorrcs- DtPrycker, Betty DOWein, Martin Ellis, Richard Franklin, Howard Gaertner, Phyllis lohrrson, Lloyd Lundberg, Howard Malnistedt, Robert Melican, Wesley Nerr, Donald Parsons, lane Pollack, Patricia Rahn, Leonette Schinkten, Gray Strafhort, Eugene Swan, Harold Tlrroop, Robert Warren. BAND "BH: Donald Anderson, Robert Anderson, Dorothy Rergst, Luster' Borg, Mark Cramer, Dolores Crirrrrfirratr, Rfitty Do'Vi!eiri, john Gillies, losrirwh firtrrrzlirfirre, Arthur Gliiz, Rob ert I-iofrnran, Louise lifgal, lohrx lohnson, Robert Iohnson, George Kapsalis, Dolores Kroncke, larnes Kult, Thomas Lolakas, William Mendrala, Lois Nelson, George Parker, Donald Parsons, Victor Peter, lack Peterson, fane Pollock, Phyllis Roelle, Gladys Roos, Charles, Salaf, Leonetfe Schinkten, Virginia Schmid, Robert Schottek, Albert Schwartz, lack Sloan, Lola Stout, Thomas Swat: Paula Syoen, fiarold Throcyz. I' One Hundred Twenty eight Une step down the soual ladder of Amundsen s rnstrurnental aroup hrrnas us to the CONCERT BAND an orqanrzatron of no les., rmportance as lar as musrcal Clb1l1lY or accomplrsh ments are concerned ror after all the orchestra IS st1ll the so phrstrcate of musrcal atfa1rs The Concert Band IS the senror qroup and can Clarm amonq 11S lona 11st of musrcal appear ances partrcrpatron rn the annual sprmq and tall testrvals pep meetrnqs and the Crty Sprrna Band Contest Thrs year the hand won 11S erahth S award playrnq Metcalf s Mounta1n eer s March the overtures Aphn s and The Troran Prrnce by G E Holmes Letters are awarded the players who have completed four semesters IH the Concert Band have played a solo and taken actrve part 1n the work of the orqanrzahon One Hundred Twenty seven A ms Wrllrarn Anarss Dorothy nolrl 1111 s Bauer Albf rta Bergman Dorrs Boenrnq Edward Bronrer' W1l11a111 Coylv qally Cramer Howard Crehore Tom Cronberq Don Drcrc Robert Drerrssf Il lcan Donovan B111 enhfrq All I1 1 1 111 1 Flhs Ceralcl Errckson Ann Fmdersen Pat Flo nrno lan Gerwrrq Robert Crelow Howard Fray lolrn C111 1th Coorqe Jurnrnerman lohn htrstatscrr Anno C rstfrvsr Il lxllll 1 Q lsr L 11:1 Holt Mrldred Hoppe Charles lorqer la oh l taal Lornse Kiln C rarrnm- lfoel 111 Hr :Art Krrpkr blorra Kroplc Karole Kusse H1 11ry leonberar 1 Mary l.Ol11Sf Lewrs Leslre l 1111 1 Ill Fdwarrl 'Vlarlcf y M1 ta Nleccrrnell Wrllrarn lVl1llard Allan lflrlls George A lson Donald Nelson l.o1s Dlson Robert Orlerlly lf an Ossovvsm ld Palrner Adele Ponder Lorrarne Parker George Pr ters Eleanor Pr ters Stuart Pe torson ber rar D11 rson A1111 lolrna Mero Hrnq Lors Salat Charles Qclnllen Leonard Qelrn Carl ohoqron 15111 Srnrth George qtathrs Andrew Steurbaut Irene Sm anson Cecrl Qweeney Howard Syaen Paula mple 111 Il 1 Thayer Charles Trllotson Robert Tranter Patncra Valdrvra Fred Walker Lors Warman Mrldrocl Watson Davnl Vtlrfkstronr Wcrnz Worsek Lrnrst Yancler Rrrhard Zeller Robert mmmanrlc Hohert F 0 9 9 senders . . . sweet and low . . . let's try rt again . . . srtrrlxe up the hand .. . . malseflbelreve ballroom , ' ' 'I I' I ' . lx .', l111ll1'rtc1r1,lt-ftty 1 2 , 2 C , , ' 1 - ' I I Ar , 11: C11 A, 1 I 'C 1 , 1 r A I u ' h ,VV 4 I, F .. , 1 I ., ,1 4 . 4 ,l I ' , " 'S . ' , , 1 C I 1 1 , A A I I . l I C111f1t?IVfIl, lfric' '1 3 Jn , f o " ' , ,1 To - rr ,lrrry , , , , Constantrnrf, llarry Ht-larrdvr, Dolores U'Ftoilly,To111 Tcirrace, Shirley 1 ' ' 1, . lloil f, 'lr 3 l. ' ", Q ', , I l I Y ,Q Q. , so A , . , ' ' , I - . 11 11 I . 1 11 - - ,rlwu I I V'l Va, .yy X I -I I . 1 1, 1, .11 .1 . . 1, .' . -llwll' It 1,711 . ' 1 ' l f Ek. 1, 1+ 1 'gf' ' U , ' " , 2'- Flk-1 'If,Vlllf1II1fIl 1-, A ' ' , frarlvs -1 , l' 1' , I I 1 1 - , I ' I, ,I 11 llt :iv - ' , 1 4 1 A MJLC, 6tQf5fl"0 earie rhythms our busmess strrcttly rnsttrumental, solrdl TA DA TE TA TA TA TA' lntroducrng the muslcal d1v1s1on of Amundsen Hrgh School under the able drrectron of Mr Forrest L Buchtel Here they are freshmen sophomores Junrors senlors all unrted by therr common rnterest IH the world of muslc Yes we know the racket rn 330 doesnt sound l1ke IIIUSIC but we d lrke you to meet the three rndtvrdual ports of Mr Buchtel s musrcal group F1rst we have the ORCHESTRA the formal organrzatton Its prlmary purpose IS to play at all formal occas1ons such as semor plays graduatlons and other lmportant soclal functrons Thrs year the Concert Orchestra played the accompantment to the performance of Car'nen presented by the musrc de partment Andersen Hazel Bauer Alberta Berg Donald Block Hugh Clausen Glorla Demo Harry Fahle Barbara Franks Alta Grlmore Phyllrs Grrfflth George Gutberlet Frances Hansen Betty Hoeffer Elrnerl Iohnson Thelma Kuss Rrchard Martrn Iohn Mlllard Allan Mrlls George Nelson Dolores Nelson Donald Norton Vera Clson Robert Palmer Adele Pearson Ruth Pope Srlvla Rrschard Donald Ruck Elarne Ryser VIVIGH Salat Charles Schulz Shlrlee Shogren Brll Stolper Slfnrley Terrace Sh1rley Trllotson Robert Tranter Patrlcla TWIHIUQ Betty Wagner Iohn Walker Lots Watson Davxd Watson lack Worsek Ernest Zrmanncl-X Robert One Hundred Twenty s1x 9 O O O O o o 0 Q rehearsals are always different than the real thing. Anyway I ' ' . . I I Q 1 - I I I I H 1 H ' ' I - 1 ' - f ilfllflfe l Q . . parliamentary procedure enthusiastic debate gala conventions 1-.4 move thot ond onother motron trorn the floor qoes rrrto effect Rrchord Ford Presrdent durmq the toll sessron kept the STUDENT COUNCIL rn lrne for promot ons Helprnq hrm were Robert Posse Vrce Presrdent Dorothy McCctmbr1dqe Secre tory, Kent Holsrnqer Trecrsurer cmd Icrck Schcttter os Sgt ctt Arms The scrop drrve the councrl sponsored wcrs the rncrrn event of the semester but the members olso boosted the rdeo of o Revrew Sectron rn the V1KlNQ cmd PT A membershrp rn therr drvrsrons ln February Don Thomson took over wrth Robert Posse crqorrn servrrtq Us vrce presrdent Trrllron Anderson cts secretory Robert Osterberq os trecrsurer ond Vtncent Lopez cts Sgt ot Arms Wrth the proceeds lrorn cr bow sole deleqotes went to the stcrte conventron Amundsen s councrl entertouned representotrves from ctll of the Chrcorqo councrls ort o tect ond sponsored cr round tctble drscussron wrth students ond tectchers thot wcrs on outstondmq success Thrs post yecrr hos been on rnterestrnq ond protrtoble one for the councrl ond rt looks torwctrd to cr strll more profrtoble one next yectr FALL coUNcrL Top Row B Bordtrorrt R Ostsrberq I lyl ones I 7 Tlrqrns H Breese R Wtlson A Keller Row 2 l Drerrnqer I Pollock M Krlodrrrros L, Donnelly How 3 l-1 Flrck E Fllrnq S Lund A Motto A Dwyer L Pcxprrcostfrs L Stout T Bennet G Schrck L Nelson Row 4 E S eds C Bloomenthcrl I Tort I Iensrk A McKeever D Mrller D Anderson I Ohrnrrn Row 5 M Wcrqner T Anderson M Trrusrq S Brown R Spohr Bottom Row Mrs Drllon R Ford B Posse D Mcfdrnbrldqe C lolerrrove K Holsrnrrtr I Schcrffer l Tountfrs SPRING COUNCIL Top Row P Booth I Sclrrrtler E Cdstonrfr L Drerrnqer M Kulodrmos I Pollock H Sternke D McCurnbrrdqe C Bloomenthol H Flrck P Ioseph Row 2 L Stout A Motto D Mrller N Keesdl V Lopez B Marks A Dwyer L Popcrcostcrs L Nelson D Peace Row 3 I Peterson L Osborn D Anderson E Chokorcrn P Lrstuq A McKeever I 'Torr B Schrck S Lund M Lettcrkes Bottom Row M Gerqer E gusxsrs IL Torrntos A Keller D Thomson B Posse S Brown R Metzen I Stout erc One Hundred Twenty frve Donald Thomson Sprrnq Presrderrt Rrchard Ford Poll Presrdent ll 11 . . - 1 A 1 1 L. 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I 1 , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 A ' 4 '1 - - 1 1 1 - - 3 - 1 - 1 1 1 - A , . 1 samtnstfactton of a Job bemg well done Bronze pm holders ore the beqmners 1n Amund sens locol l-lonor Soclety They eorn th1s pm by two successwe semesters ot honor pomts Bottom Row M Mn use B P 1 nib f 1 ow 2 t F oerukts M B 1 rc-bson B R n'1'gen 2 n rind YV' Snowds rt M P t 1 T J' Q ter M V h eh ll o w C Musser l R lc kl lf' l McLeod I3 ' or r' ron B en A Qnx 1 n 'N Cdlflfl M4 eau!! bl Clo your stutflf lend at hztndl trash pales eep our school Cleon Thot wos the cry ot the CLEAN UP COMMITTEE sponsored hy lvllss Stdnnt mth lvforqctret l t ts n CI tcnrnntn Koey tnq the ou A C A ond Stomp Bullet n Boord up to dole ond see mo thot otll posters w tew of the Jobs th sen ond the proud to sov thot 819 students hove vlctory qordens tor wh1Ch 2 500 pockoqes ot seeds ond hulhs were sold Th e Sdve the Lown Cornpolqn was onother s tn olnve sponsoted hy thus oroup ere tn good Conontron were only ft ot kept Boh Thompson lonet Rasmus other memhers husy Tl'1lS comnnttee IQ UCCGSS nn t d 1 'Mtn' tl 'ttf ,I ACI 1 ' the nr All or M 11 U John t , tt ' 1nn1 n H N rt l Ol One Hundred Twenty tour SPRING NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The ofhcers are QIVQII the1r dunes by the pomt system The person w1th the h1qhest amount ot pomts bema ores1dent the next vme OIGSICIGIII and so on down the lme The fall offzcers were Pres1clent Marllyn Pfau V1cePres1dent Glorla Tschudy Secretary Meta Nrmtz and Treasurers Wayne Gasper and Ruth Hendry The brq chrets of the sprmq se111ester were VITCJIIIIG Krowka Pres1dent Mary Ehen Becker V1CePres1dent Pat Hahn Secretary and Dons Cook Treasurer Amundsen s own Honor SOCIQIY IS not as excluswe as the Natlonal Honor SOCIGIY Anyone who IS o11 the honor roll accordlnq to a SDGC1I19d number ot pomts counted by grades tor two consecutrve semesters aets a bronze p1n Top How M Becker P Plcrhn M H d nq L K ock Te-11 t Levy A Oson Po yQh1or1 s G Atsav s F1 E C11ston1e1 I Brockhoii G Tr1has How 2 M Holrnen A Motta 1 G11 oun 1 II os C I1 s S11 1 ut unwentsstc 1 V' 71 111kr 11 Ro M Bon II M erner N vt 1 41 Lo Iawson lom Row E Chr1ko1r11 V Krowk 1 K1bv M T 111111 111 1 M ID1 t 111 Q wa 3 JI 1 L M Gs avr A Bro fs lbrarn busters reall scholars 111 the black and out of the red at the top of the ladder . take at bow One Hundred wo more semesters and a srlver pm IS yours lf you can stay on SIX semesters you re rraht you shme out w1th that qhtterma aold emblem' Now you are el1a1ble for adnussron 1nto the Na t1onal Honor SOCIQIY Alter tour years ot knowrnq these people we have decmled they re pretty swell and hope you have too SILVER PIN HOLDERS How I M1F1111e I erssen Seb s L Strebel I Ohnrnicht 10111 11111 k IW I71ln1ar1 ROW 2 C, Ada111k1ew1c,7 R Yu er T Q11 wt M Srhuz Mfmo B IJr1111l1t Bottom Row A Bourn 1 s 1t1111 1 11111 11 qv f r s CIIII 0 HIUOI111 Twenty three 1 1 A 1 1 1 . I 1 . . D , 1 : . ' , . , . 111 1 , . I , R. H. Sweeney. I. H , R. . 1 , I. I ' . ' ey L. 'Ck, , , .' ,, . , , .. 2 . , . ., S. Sch rllz, I. nds, R. Y f1'en.I.fh111e,H,Sf 1 .' tl. Hyl, I, I 11. toft rl, IW. F1l11111v1, Il. 1 1 k -, 1.510 , H. D 1. -, 1. Q- 1, M. B' 41:11, M, F1f1:r11'1. W 3: 1. rt t1Cl1e1, E. Seeds, M. Blcrnkee, S. W1-11:sk+, IV. Button, B. Mtrrks, IJ, H1111t111q to , . W , . Col 11, M. Polos, C. L11 It ck IJ, ' ok, 1,. . ' . Bo! : . 1, . 1 F 1 1 or 111, . '11:sCl1, U. Se pl, H. S'l1 I, I . Zu :'k, P. Ctvlllrxs, . 2 'I , . 1115. Q o 0 0 0 0 0 0 C 0 0 0 0 . 1 Top :. -.1 ,.D1 r,E.S1d.-,..,1,. 1 ,A. H :s,ll.I,1 tri, . . :'. 2 '., ,,b., ,B1f 11r-tt, A. ID y'1, . . ' lx, M. ' ss, . 1 . : . fkls, Il. T311 , Il. M'C b'd 1, I. Fl1111111f1, H, livin., I. 1 d, C, '11tl111l. ,.. , Marilyn Plau K Virginia Krowka i Gloria Tschudy Ruth Hendry L Ma y Ellen Becker Q QAAOFI, P885 Q , . the thinkers . , .. hose tamous people you hear so much about are the members ot Arnundserfs branch ot the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. They're some times Called brains, but it you ever meet them, youll tind out they're 2 . really just plain kids. However, for some reason or another, they try A Q harder. College is the goal pacli ot some, or a dreamed-ot protessiong 6 others just like "book larnin' This oraanixation takes special Care to avoid being ti Club ot "whiz kids," Not only scholarship but oharacter also is a necessary aualilication to become a meml' er ot this club ta Nxmlz lk wayne Gcsper FALL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Tir 13,lIf U How I r Patricia Hahn 1 2 , Bow 2 Q ,J l I Dons Cook W ' f Bottom How I X nl l l'ilf V li i l t l lt iw il: i A l ii One Hundred Twenty two I , , ,.. . s , A N . f fl ,, 1. J .. M 1. fi ., l H ' ff , MN . . Me . tall Piesi lent l' ill Vtr't'- Piesiflf-if toll Soi? WHY ' " lqflil lc Tre'-75'-3151 pil' hill., ' 'V ll T p : .. tlliizxv' i:. l.. Kiittet, l lv-ribffznq, lvl. Ha d'nf1 l' Lf ist. it ri , Floyd, ll Vf '.2 i., I H Bleek, H. Su-J: f1:if'y, P. Line-tau-1:1 'P i iliri, fl. lflixrios A. hilly' 1, l, EWL1 l.. l.1w1-fri. : ig ,. ,. v'f,Vi':,iY..-l- ,ef-W -, P. Lie-il,:i.', l.'. rf:-'z l. i-l.mck'l.,:, l P- it 51 , Lf. J' er, lf. C: '::- iz, " l.'l . I'li:.f:t :ttf . . . A lil rl N1 A A bil H E All MH I t'. Byl, rl,Siliio:1, L. Pet-'15, G, 'l'::hfif1, M. GiI:yHRo Glfll, lf vy, B.Ill'vxttlv,rl Poi','f'iiinii:1, M 'i'n,t.' i Y 1 , Cl. T.: 'l'x.dy, lfl. l't vi R. llf-n try, VK tl :ani r i, R. Olsson '. lli1i.t in rtfiz. 1 4 :': im fwpilnrr Pifsid 'nf iii iinfz lhrf'is'1if'i H ii:'.'.'fii?1 :.t- i, V ifi '--lv: fl. to 1 .. w, i iz: -1 M fl 1, Iii- N ' ' ,i 11 Top Row: E. Kapsalzs, K. Harris, H. Pallis, S. Geavaras, B. Kollintzas, M. Guskos, H. Simos, E. Anqelos, P. Korkoneas, T. Demerqe, H. Williams, M. Mrmos, F. Sotern. Bow 2: E. Giannaris, M. Kalogemkis, V. Psaltis, B. Korkoneas, M. Lettakes, R. Slcitlioifulos, D. Koikonwxs, D. Nichols, li. Hussis, A. Caritos, R. Betze-los, P. Fmskos, H. Kolettes. Row 3: A. Astrenedes, l. Katsahnias, M. Papas, A. Mouzakis, Z. Stasinos, F. Skoules, S. Atsaves, M, Palmer, ll. Vertogias, K. Vasilfikos, E. Harris, Mi. Kapsfilis. Bottom HOW: L. Tountas, G. GQ-Oirifi, A, Vosiniotis, B, Cifxnnfuis, B, Vosmiotzs, M Fflrniakis, C, Ilwiiwis, K. Gil-gory. ll. Gregory, Fl. Spear. Service Mens' Center, purchasing VVar Bonds, and donating money and gitts to the American Red Cross. The present officers are: Iarnes Polychrones, Presidentg Torn Christopoulos, Vice-Presidentg Eugenia Giannarts, Secretary: and Diane Korkaneas, Treasurer. Adding to Amundsen's culture, they have bought several Greek history books tor the library, and purchased one ot the pictures now hanging in the social room. One Hundred Twenty-one ,llleetlzer ,fltlleles slzezll er! e, Amt te remeter time l6'ee1uee1tl1, like sunset te the skies, Zflze splemler ef its ,erilefe of WW raecia I. . I, me Amundsen Acropolis 0 , .. ositraeism is ruled out , . Q Spartan admirers , . . llliatd and Odyssey. '4-"" V-.4 0 How G Vluros G K ry al s ouaouni c x H P rppa uvul M f' nfrk 1 on s 1505 r os. f I s H K1 us P Pau us 1 5 ze os I os er es tara: Lon s La i Tiabaris N Anthony N Qotern How 3 E Costopor los C Arcranas ll Dovek rs I Mooscs N Lianos N Papadinis I Polychrones I Koudoun s S Gournus P Sperm Row 4 G Freqory I Toslcas I Arqrano W Tienos Q C hr I'xTOf3Ul1lOS M Dmkounns A Knousis Bottom How A Ge qounf I Krrloqerakis M 4 1 itonr s o o 1 o nom or ir Pfrlro ot cv T may be Greek to us but the GREEK CLUB wouldnt think so The Alpha Phi Epsilon orqanivation which sfands for Vlfe are friends forever was formed five years aqo with the assistance of Mr Kapsalrs This club has certainly added to Amundsen s list of ne plus ultra. An annual dance is one of ihe major events of the club year. This year the profits from the very successful affair were qix en to the Greek War Relief. This qroup has Contributed much to the V'7ar Effort by sendina sixty-two Cakes to the fi--:iv Tom Christopoulos traits tl Lieafl. ,. in-sh fm with President Iames Polychrones, Sfwrwtziy Eugenia Gicnnuris. flll'l Trwrrstrinx Diane Kuchoneas. One Hundred Twenty V CL LOIQQU! MCLIOQ5 egg ornelets tfoodl note books the Way to it man s H toodl With those tantalrzrnq odors emerqrnq trorn 221 rt s no wonder everyone enroy, talcrnq a stroll around the sec ond tloor Producers ol these scents are the FOOD CLASSES which are otiered primarily ior socialization and character trarnrna, and to make students more conversant with home rnakinq, Under the direction at Mrs. Kina, members of the classes learn correct table manners, and by daily application in class become equal to any occasion pertaining to serving and eatina. One Hundred Nineteen Row S ll rnz M U Kr l llll Ull l ill K laenberaer R w Z l vrs Burg l' Anderson l O st r F Anderson l T5 W tt P Rt e E estrs ers t nt Q Pe rss Britton M Sr hr :tt ow t tr os A rrrno O ss oe r ny l s w 4 l nrt lx y oo u er fr rr w 5 R Fetsc lr M t ndel L rt lx ornt n M Ho' ,er V r ton Bottom Row R rsnruscn ne V' rr sn d t rrrr Q 1 Catherine Pechart Helen Laub Charlotte Schroeder Iune Col lmq and Lorraine Buny dr play f crrec' tec nrqur 4 trie- settrna Henrietta Buch qos s to tlr ru ht x tor rnorf wlrrle Mary Ellen Baker Beverly Boesnecker Pat Baker and Dolores Frermuth busily transform raw rnaterrals to yun my eatables Mary Smrth Clare Ann Schner der Ioan Grrton Elaine Cot trell Ioan DeWitt t cl tl f quickest way tc a rnan s he art rn th toot s rfrarn The rnore advanced classes have been talcrna a course rn horne nursrnq that consists of three parts They are individual care ot a patient contagious diseases and the care of a baby So tar they have learned how to take the pulse, respiration, and temperature ot a patient Also included in this course was the bathing and dressing of a patient, diets tor the ill, bed mak- ina, hot and cold packs, and correct cleansing and dressing of wounds. These are a few ol the essential thinqs which are taught in the hottie nursina class. heart lab lbuddres IIIUIICISQTI s CLOTHING CLASSES have KIOIIQ to wart Our airls have shown that they were IIIOTG than WIIIIIIQ to help Uncle Sam in any way they could A lot of their time was taken up making Christmas stockina for soldiers in camps Following this lcmttpd afqhans and twenty navy kits were 111ade for the Iunior Rad Cross Remembennq that aood deeds beam at home the home arts class sewed five dozens towels for the Foods Department Une of the outstanding events of the Clllllllltj Q lass was the style show they gave each girl modeling he own creatlon Iane McBride was seen in a velvet formal with net drop shoulders and Shirley Schultz modeled a cute beiqe bolero and skirt Appearma 111 a hlue wool dress was Mary Yaqodics while Virginia Munson modeled a qold plaited skirt Among those who preferred house oats were Iamce Palmers and Betty Munson Lookma very smart in identical yellow torso dresses were Marilyn Peo and Teresa lftihmson Under the quidance of Miss Owens and Miss Lehman the airls have learned the basic fundamentals for malc- ina a smart but economical wardrobe. 'Ihis is not only a thrifty practice but also a patriotic one. 0 Om Row: P. Ko lcon 11 s, NI. I 1: 1'1, 1'-1' w11 I. 1111 11. 1., 1' 211111, , I. JI s, . A I1- , 1"1 . : . "111111, . 11 1, . , . s.. , , 1 .. 1111, . 1-1. . 15: 11-11 , . '11 de, 1 1' ' 1n, . 1 , . 1 W 3: It. If 111, .. '111' 111.1nn, . onqes, . usta son, K. 11s1l kos, . , , y TZ , 1 , . onq, G. oule, C. inschel, H. Z111111 A 11 1, . C1 1- 1 , ', - 11111, H. ochriem, P. cNev1n, I.. hula, ,. ."w1:1 ow, . r 1 , I111: 11. W: 'L 1 1 , , 1- :Q , . 1 1 , .. .1 1 , 1. 11' , . I 1:3 1 , 1. 11111111, 7' 111:11 , 1 1, ' 11 gg , 1::t',.' s,I.'r:1,.Wso1. Row: IJ. No1to11, B Me11dt,If. ' . 111- 211.121 -, 1. 1- 1 son, F. Us 1111, . ar son, . Wavws, . 1 '11111 1 , ' 1 11 , 1, Iv 131111, Row 2: II. ' eil, R. L1ppe1't, P, Schwab, M. A1111:s11::, T1-1, .f, I 1 port, . uendorf, F. aoqerakis, C. 1 1s1no1:, f. I ' 11 , " T 1, . asholz, How 3: I. Turner, P. Ma1t1n, R. 'a11z, .. 1 . 11 11, 1. K11'l1, T. 1111s, . oessner, A. DeMers, O. nt1111 1 1? , . . . S 111-11 Row : . 111 111 os, V. nt, . 1 1, , 111111. . '.:f111:, . 11 111, ..f 11111, . Iiszzews 1, . 11c111n ones, .. 1 .1 11, . 1 1-1 om Row: II. fl 1 1 , I :1, . 211111, I111 . I. : 1: .1 1. I111IL111- 11 , .f'11'1:','1 1 . . O U Q Mttfeflflff unc! P PIULXL fy pm packed lingers 1. . . borrowed sctssors 1 . .. smart make overs, . . . , 1 1, ' 3 1 . fs ' 1 , ' ' . 1 1 1 B11 1 41 1 L1 J1I11 N '11 lit I1 I A1 1 1 1 So I. K1 IS O Ilf 1111 P I11 1111111 V H I. I HOW 2 I KI ' I P '11111 M P o B Mon on M K 111 I A1 l I II II111111111 I R1 11111 111 I M191 L L1Ns11 P Blaoni M Y111o1t Ho ful 1 I K1 I 1 M D A G f V 11 A M111t111 M T11 I 1 M Manos, L. Kessenich, E. Schober, E. Frirksori, T. Rnharisori. Row 4: A. H1-111 11ty M L B D 11111 11 I1 S1l1lh 13 I3 L11 I5 I H M O I S lc I1 F1 11111tl1 S I1 '111 Top R0 1 Br Itta 11 A P1 1 on I! H11111111111 I I 1Pl1111 V' U1l1k I In1f1v111 I P 'I L P1 I111 M II 11111 I I I1111111 W W1 111 I1 B I'und1 I Llet1I111 I il 1 Top IIIKIIIN Ii I'1I ky I k1I111Ilf C Iti I1 111i C tl 1 E C l D I' It qrl id 1 It I11I1llw 111 I 1I O N t M I1 f S l 1v111 R H K I Q11 I I111Ic 1111 I' L 11 L B1 F I Qt P1 11 IV 5 L K I L W U 1111 1 I Q1111111 P y 4 It C' IIIOI I FI1 I W tts M P t 1 M I I It 1111 1 I K1111t 1 A C lc M K I' f I 'VI y1 M MII Bolt 1 111 1I1111 I l111t It Ko it V I' l tt I f 1111 1 I I' 1 1 Il IJI1 1t1y A 1 1 11111111 One Hundred Eighteen socnals wlth Senn lady be good . servlce projects let's show them how mam tOplC of conversations boys Top Row R Youngren P Moseley P Moseley L Klock L Wexchbrodt A Walsh UFOFZOZ -sr- Carlsen C Meyer Row 2 D Andres Clausen M Baker B Evans D Glenn Maz r E Granahan C Carelm How 3 Markey M Zurxck B Long S Brown y row er eterson Dahlstrom Mrs Baxter Bottom Row McCambr1dge A MacArthur L Hoelter Rasmussen M Blankee M MacDouqall Letanq AMUNDSEN S Whlte sweater gtrls of the BETA TRI HIY went places under the tall presrdent Lots Ras mussen and spnng pres1dent Muriel Blankee Other spring ofhcers were Ann MacArthur v1ce pres1dent lo Letang secretary and Dorothy McCarnbr1dge treas urer The gals put lots of l1I'1'1G 1nto servlce pro1ects whlch rncluded donatmg ctgarettes and cakes to the servzce- men and also g1v1ng parues for underprlvlleged chtl One Hundred Seventeen N I dren They successfully put over the1r annual Harvest l-lop and a Bunco Fashlon Show ot whrch LOIS Dahl strom took charge Sprtng saw them actrvely engaged ln carlng for a booth at the Y s annual sprrng carnlval and rnaklng vrolent plans for thetr yearly dlnner for the graduates Each g1rl worked at least an hour 1n the Y and was promlnent at the Coed Conclave and the Mother Daughter Banquet both bemg all school Tn H1 Y acttvlttes Lots Rasmussen Munel Blankee Fall Presrdent Sprmq Presrdent O O O O O O O 0 O 7 5 A . . 'V I C U o e e 1 e 1 W X V v d l s' X ' v f 3 1 is E. I l, . I l . : V .I I, , ' .l Swanelll M.. Kriegh, Spalhrf Row . B l, D. Ream, M. C th , I. P , I H . . ff . H - I ' - I I - . . . ,X ' ' 4 - ' ' ' ' - ' - ' . 1 I 4 I I l , - 1 f , : ' , - . v - ll ll l I ' ' I Il ll 1 1 I . - , f ' lf Z-It Llwsi? or ,ova-U lu Dons Cook lean Chnstolfel Fall Pres1dent Sprmq Presrdent THE ALPHA TRIHIY of Amundsen had a very suc cesstul year The pres1d1nq othcers were lean Chrtstot tel presldent Manlyn I-lardmq v1cepres1dent Betty Tuttle secretary and Wlanlyn Russell treasurer ln September the formal 1n1tat1on of new members was qlven Jolntly bv the North S1de Trl l'l1Y s Follow mg thrs was the thlrd annual Harvest Hop whrch turned out to be very popular and successful At Chnst iawff' dew I-5,11-3 6155? Clflfiflelf lbublole gum candlehght serv1ces God s chlldren moonht hayrldes ler N Ray N Colver P Pullman D Byorklund Row 2 L E ck on M Hardmq I Courtney C Reyner E Flodberg B Tuttle M Russell Row 3 M Gray R Dunl p P Butler R Zuber L Vllwock L Wanen Row 4 H Sarros M Pfa L Iohnson H Bodeen H Golenko M Mur ray Bottom Row R Peterson I Chr stoffel D Cook W Woody E Anderso Massa mas the club Went carollnq and dehvered baskets of food to needy tamllles Throughout the year soclals were held w1th I-l1Y s all over the North Srde Alpha Tn H1 Y has donated cakes to the USO and at one trme over twenty pounds of cookles to a Servrce Men s Center Th1s club also qoes rn for sports and has a volleyball team of 1lS own Splash part1es are held frequently and also horseback ndrnq partles One Hundred Sxxteen . vlvt X V V T - ,Y A 'T - f . ' fa . , f C! I M ! I O Eng! , ' 0 L ' o o 4 44 9 ' 0 I O O O O Top Row: L. Okerberq, B. Monsen, R. Mil- ' ' l l . I A: . ri I s ' , . I' C ti , '. f . '. '. i ' I A 1 , A . . : . , . u, . ' ' , K . , . , . n, G. , f 1 ' I ' 1 I 1 I I ' ' T - n n .I I ' I . . 5 . I u I , r . . . H H . Q I . . cuffs rolled up . . . grievous initiations . . white sweaters , .. jive jarnboree . snappy SOC13lS blonde ll saw you with last night? . . you'll lind her number on page three of my httle black book One Hundred Frfteen T G A1 B B Bryce Blarr B Wy q Pr Slll lc Fk LBllA C' G Amundsen s BETA HIY had as rts fall olhcers Tom I-lrnes Presrclent lack Levy V1cePres1dent Bryce Blalr Secretary Wayne Wankel Treasurer and Glen Alexander Sql at Arms The SDTIHQ bosses were Presrdent Bryce Blalr V1CePres1dent lack Levy Secretary Bob Schottek Treasurer Glen Aleyander and Sgt at Arms Iohn Martrn Thomas Hrnds fl ll' V r A A a Q A , E . A ' ,.. 3 Row 1: . Wrlliams, . exander, R, Schottek, . Blarr, T. Hmds, I. Levy, ' ' I. Martrn, B. Favaro. Row 2: R. Parker, F. Balmes, K. Holsrnqer, .Clausen K. . . t F H P! Ji T . man, I. Lavelle, VV. Flerlly. Row 3: V. Vrllwock, lf. Lrndstram, F. Oprm E H1 G IQBUGH Wel , L. Schrllen, R. Hanson, W. xoslee, D. loseplr, A. Steplufrrsorr. Row 4: QI. .fr , e , . Warren, I. rllres, 1, Lours, D. Arvrdson. , - ' 1 ' , : , in rnundsen S ALPHA HI Y had as 1lS tall othcers Bruce Canatsy Dresr dent Bob Spannan V1ce Pres1dent Howard Wllson Secretary Leon Iumes Treasurer and Art Berhnqer Sat at Arms Those H1 charge ID the sprmq were Presrdent Bob Spannan Vrce Pres1dent Boy Sandberg Secretary Bob F Olson Treasurer Ierry Ludw1q and Sql at Arms Iudd Se1fert The two I-l1Y S under the sponsorslup of Mr Iorndt turned over SlXlY dollars to the World SGYVICQ for prlsoners of the war They heloed Wllh the produchon cost of the hrqhly successful Stamp Stomp and contnbuted to the costs and olannmq of the Sprma Scamp tlifg, Hi Z? .S255l0lfli5 crew cuts May Sth who was the Bruce Ccmalsy Fall Pres1d111t Robert Spamxcn Sprmq Pre-sldent Row I Ho L or 1 1 alsburcg B son 1rr11a 11: w1t eutzer Row 2 I Csllflllllfxllllllll B Olson l K1 B Beckox B W1 r1 O11 Sandberg Row 3 P 1cke1 I ert O 1 P Frantell Haqrn or1sl1r1t1nL a1l1r1d I 1 1 W lslodr1k111sm1 P B S ll BOTTOM ROW C V 1 H 'V 1 X Be-1l111f w 1 11 1 Il XIII v1 bl I ewart w 2 M411 111 y nd ll P or A saves w 1tt 11 1 K One Hundred Fourteen ,A 2,1 1 1 ,Li S ,Y in t A if ,A . -A tv . . 0 'C 'O 0 Q -O ' if"vf1 . 5 . , ' V321 Top : . ss, IJ. W1l:s 1, I... l,1v11y, H. 1d11l1,1111, , 571: M. S ' , . Ol-. , G. Tl: , I. l. l 1, G. K1 , : . 1 Y , . ' . 1. 1-11-sul, 'Z . , . Iso , B, Vredrxcks , F. L.111t1ot, H. ., . . : , Str , . S911 . ', l.. 'Hf1t, . , I. 2 , H. C H 1, I, M-1.st'l1, l'. lU11B1oc'k, A. Rusk, B. Sloan. Row 4. B. Q,-ll'IIlflli'I, T. H f , .PoI111tZ, I. H11l1111, W. G11:111111, ll. l'1111k, . , J , . us.-11 : 1, I1 1l sol, . X 1lso11, B, SW111111111, B, C111 'Il.'Y, l , II1111-':' A. . 1111, fi. 'T 1111111d-11. P Ho : B, I11l1:s1111, W. Q1.l , G. A1511 -11, ll Zubv, . St: '. Ro : N. ks, l. Ke' 1 , 'l'. Ke fl , . V sfud, C. t Ro 3: B. M :l -ll. B. l-.l01tt111, I. K1-1ff-1, lt. Wfls1111'11, l1.M1tc'l11ll, F lil:111111, ll. Sl11IIIl41Il. 7 " , ' 1- A 7 ' 1 : I - 4 I I . , , . fou unf 7140 ,9f 7011 Ururnp 'x rssrf f 1 Gul l' ale-rrlclrf 'lllre lorry K1 ar Dona 'Vlrs Krrlvx Vlr lxrrby f Herrds rw Hill rrry N druflc Farms s VN c Rof1frXrmVl x ullellc D . l4Vcf,p, lllervyrx R eb. 2 E mer .dihe- 'Vl' lie L1 Vlr. Hrrrris RU ph 1: 'vw' ,r Shirley Vlfrerrlwlnrtlr One Hundred Thirteen Cornnne Meyer Eugene O Bannon Bob Benson Bobs Deswarle Iohn Gummerman Ierry Gibson Duck Rapoporle Ruth Hendry lack Wesl Louise Peters Tom Harland Audrey Bloom Bob Oslerberg Lors Rasmussen Iohn Gray lDean Dovekos ll-'red Valdrvrcx lll Ioan Stout Tom Harland Dorsey Siarck Dick Rapoporte Dolores Filman Bob Osterberg Slohn Gray lKen Thomson Dale Arvidson Eleanor Hitt Helen Woolgar Dean Dovekas lKen Thomson IyClarence Kahn Doris Berve ' ' W" 'rs1:.: f er 'CAYVJ 'fl V1 W, rf 1' war, f:.'.' A A. K. , . U AA B 1' ---- H ll' VV'lTll 1 OU. . you were cr qenterrrcrr you" see I icn"ccrre fha 0 :ffl ' A f . 1 r v ycwv l.rr1rJo1, ... mt do you mr rr cultrrrq rx. A' f' S fsrr' W -res i ly vs-nts tlmrrl scrys you fir: v ' ' wr 1 my ' 1 V I '54, U I A fl mf! lu mlhf-r, Mi ly .ou.' V' I wwf-. J' f. . fr -vtlmxcr s 1 lllfd , , , wullm ll rr: 3' eagues curtarn calls l Q eglnzj af 8 tornorrows Barrymores late elasses Thesprans one and all Puclrs coll grease paint st AMUNDsENs DRAMA CLASS' W here nedlarn reiqns, but successful plays ernerae, And, Miss Philhrick has survived it all. Any norrnal teacher would lona since have collapsed under the strain, but the "hoss" isn't normal. Shes an actor too, and actors are never norinal. Far from the daily routine ot lite were the presentations ot two variety shows, The tall show, whose therne was a Staqe Door C O . anteen, was dominated over hy "Schickleqruher" Benson and H , is stooaes. The snnnq show, which oddly enouqh took place in l-lades, had as co-masters of ceremony Torn l-larland and Dale Arvidson, FALL DRAMA CLASS Bottom Row: L. Kevji R. Hendry, M. Griy, B. Marks L. Sieal, I. Peterson, Row 2: V. Munson, l. West, li Eeive, Miss Philbzick Row 3' L R s lJeQwcite li l'l H . . . asmus en, A. Meyer, B. .., i V. irntrn, . Vwloola iz, l, Stout. Row 4: F lxllaiei G M ' lf. Seeds l Peters A T l . .. , . eynen, Lf, Meyer, , . ,, , . .zscirri Top Row: V, Vfrld1v,..r, l, Gl1'Z1HTf'lI!i'lYl, l Cifry T. tirlririd . 'Wvelt is Ll. 'lsterlw' V1 l I irsftri 55 FAI' eclrixliri age fright last minute rehearsals in the Two seni . . ery snccessinl. Rernernber Gene O'Bannon as Grarnpa in YOU CANT TAKE lT WITH YQU, and Ruth Hendry and lack Vtlest in the love scene that kept heinq interrupted? Corrine Meyers character ization ol the sliqhtly slap happy lint lovable Penny was really tops! loan Stout and Torn Harland seemed to tit rolls perfectly in IUNE MAD, and Eleanor Hitt as Milly Lou was a positive riot. Playina the roles ot the "sophisticates" were Dick Rapoporte and Dolores Pl ' ' irrian, while Boh Qsterperq was outstaridina as Dr. Wood. or plays were qiven and l-oth were vt The cluh has also helped out with skits at various assernlilies, and h d ' ' ave one a very qood Joln ot it. smarwc DRAMA CLASS Top Row: B, Kruse, II. Ciiakoian, E. Marks L. Kevill S. liiewn, V. lrllrrateris, M, Chft.:-: Row 2: D. Dovekri-1, ll. Arvidson, F. Vfild.V:lr, K, Tliarzisriii, l. Gr-ry P li rttlt M-:', Pliiihrtck. Bottom Row: l Starck, C. V iv- ll rn zl ti n II V5 Ewan l li: xt-fr l ltr 1-.H l Shatter, R Ft rx c z with-, I1 V in: in spotlight One Hundred Twelve 'U J NCQ Liberty-Equality-Iustice . . Q masters of hor s dl'oeuvres , . maelemoiselle life CL l"Cl ..., , 0 0 she say oui oui . . . nasal resonance . .. . tapping monotones . Q .. pastry and Il nd Monsieurs of Arnunde Now we meet the Mademoise. es a sen's LE CERCLE FRANCAIS. Directly translated, it's the French Circle, or, you've got it, it's the FRENCH CLUB. That ounds pretty glamorous and romantic for a "plain old" lan- s guage club but the members of this organization have made the study of French romantic and glamorous Les enfants on historical personalities from France have lrstened to reports scientists artists philosophers and musicians and their con trrbutions to our civilization They ve sung old French folk songs listened to French records and given French puppet into the fascinating actrvitres shows But all of their research women and song were not carried on of the land of wine in the classroom The students actually vrsrted the Art Institute d th Gothic t see the French Impressionistrc paintings an e o Room This little Jaunt was followed by a study of the French culinary arts at a luncheon in a real French restaurant The officers of the advanced Cercle Francais are Ellen Cas M ore President Wanda Woody Vice President Ieanne o tonrer Secretary and Margaret Frazier Treasurer They frnd their to those of Aphrodite Dracos duties relatively easy compared Geraldlne Massa and Carol Bloomenthal all active Juene bl S frlles of the Program Committee President Mary Trim e ec retary Lynn Brown and Program Chairman Edith Harrast are the busy people in charge o Paul Vorsard led the singing f the intermediate group and Ieanne Moore rn a French ted as hostess on the program which took place costume ac during the exhrbrtion meeting or Parents nrght Both students are members ot the advanced group Row L Rrckan 5 Schultz I Scl ster I r os P Vorsard H Block s br l K rts rhnr rs I Fleming I Moore L Bloornenthal Row 2 W Woody orl Ho men A Fran s G 'Vlassa M C ausen L 5 eqel J Ream Poutre M Frazier Bottom Row I Rerrrpas L Klock L Erickson P Weil E Lastonr I l,r rwtord F D rntler R 3: hmrdt V Fosdyke M Kalodrmos Top Row H toclrt P Han ey P Lrstug M Brown I Otis B Whallon R Townley R Hunter A Bournakrs B Bennett I. Duerr H Draros M Vorsard Row 2 P Knowles O Brown I Lamping C, Hanson M Herntz A Dwyer B Iacobsen t cr ocunrer Yerher sk W r r Z Mouzukts B Hrkt P Letter L Geoitray D Kann V Peterson Russell R Fr k K s ID Cl nn Bottom Row B Carr H Whyte S Berker M Wlntthill B Hrrr 1 t Y M M rr rrn Hrlgtr ne Hundred Eleven souHles , , I. chrc arttrsts and mo e s.. ,:' , Y.-'B ix! Q.. WaArAeif un .ijvilzeif Schiller and schirler H prechen Sie Deutsch?" Neither do we, but the GERMAN CLUB does after at least three semesters con- jugating the verb "sein." But that isn't really all, be- cause the members ot the Deutsches Verein von Amundsen Hoch Schule plan to return to der Vaterland after the war to reconstruct the SuperfDooper Supermen. For this purpose die Madchen und Iungen read Storm's IMMENSEE and memorized poems and folk songs. The strains ot DIE LORELEI could be heard coming from 3l5 on the Fridays when Mr. Weinberg devoted the period to music, and the Studenten listened to records. He and Miss Kron told their classes much of pre-war Germany, and visits to operas and plays were dis- cussed. We know that no Bund meetings have ever been held in Miss Kron's basement, and we know her German classes are not being trained in subversive activities. Top Row: A, Mrllard, li. Toerney, I. Lively, T. Crohore, C. Ollerer, R. Schot- tek, R. Gade, N. Sander, B. Bockemuchl, H. Schmidt. How 2: M. Kulyan W. Donovan, I. Power, C. Hattermann, G. Helwedge, S. Frazier, C. Sregl, A. Iaeger, E. Ackexrrran, L, Donnelly, F. Krueger, B. Epp. Row 3: I, Aker- rnrrn, D, Nliehlis, R. Felrnan, I. Icre er, A. Bauer, D. Wdqner, L. Kaufman F, Ansel, K. Kipp, M. Wagner, E. Ellrng, H. Geltrs. Row 4: A. Dwyer, W Iolrnson, F. Stone, E. Ifrnnnsch, I. Ayers, V. Wvnzl-rtt, F. Gutherlet, I Iergcr, I. Taylor, K. Mui-ller, N. Sterling. Bottom Row: fl. Holzex, B. D-xppert E. Boettcher, D. Bergst, S. Stnlpv-r, L Anderson, lt. Krcrlrn, lf. Krolrn H. Brown. rivals of Cicero and Virgil . . . epics, epistles, satircs, and odes .. , . finis. Top Row: li. Rrdell, E. Iohnsun, M, llslt. Row 2: A, kjedervtrll, C. Abele, K, Berlrnqor, ln. Sondel, W. Mrlmlrtrlri, I'. ltwpvrt. Bottom Row: lt. Rtese, M. Ptallntq, P. Svlreirn, I, Lfltrrtrinn, B. Grunt. Top Row: II. Hurst, S. Steiner, D. Ltnnernerer, L. Mtkttka, M. Dannenberq, I Holteld. Row 2: R. Budney, I. Potter, H. Bartlett, H. Allard, C. Mantonya. Bottom Row: F. Perkins, P. Gilntorr-, G, Wesbey, L. Kaitchuck, I. Moyer. Goethe's disciples . . . rumbling lR's. golden sissies age . . . Aeneas and Dido . . romanse via amote pomp of Pompeii tragedies of Seneca . guess pig latin would have been easier the Amundsenran tower of Babylon who said that? The advanced class have as their club sponsor Miss Kron, and the officers elected during the fall semester were Dexter Hunt- ington, President: Lois Wanen, Secretary: Frank Bloom, Treasf urerg and Wayne Casper, Chairman of the Program Comnrittee. The spring semester brought Frank Bloom into charge as presi- dent, Anna Gustafson as secretary, Margaret Lindahl as treas- urer and Lois Wanen as program chairman This club has contributed to the school lrbrary a copy of THB BOBE by Douglas The Latrn IV students have also organized themselves into two clubs under the leadership of Mrs Davr Their officers have Latin names as their titles adapted from Bomarr offrcrals Their presidents and vrce presidents Bill Sho gren and Iune Elliott rn one class and Pat Mosley and Iames Polychrones rn the other are called consuls The secretaries or censors of the two clubs are Martha Tausrg and Dretta Broad bent Cliff Brnehart and Patrick Corkell are tne treasurers or quaestors and the program chairmen or aedrles are Lola Stout Trrllron Anderson and Iune Carlson Each semester these ofrrcers are elected according to the Bo 'nan fashion and each officer reports to the club on the duties of the Roman official whose title he bears The purpose of these clubs rs to provide background for Latin and to emphasize material learned rn class Therefore the aedrles plan games with these ends rn View For that reasor they are elected primarily for their originality and ideas Row P Cork ll P Beyer B Patersor IX. H ea r B Shogi 1 D Thue P Moseley I Tarr D Iohanson D Broadbent F Kel Row 2 P Req tz Musser I all Young Anhalt L S out E Buck I El ro C Lenard B Reutell L Frncke C Rinehart G Manning Row 3 M Snowden I Hansen Mtchell M Tiusq V Pt rter Bottom Row C' G llaghei I Polychrones H Throoy E De Hart C Wldnrin T And rson A Allison F Anderson G rs 7a To Row B Kruse C Bobrnsor A Schroede C ill Row 2 B Posse L Kmart I Parker I ORerlly D DeSherow R Iollrft W Srrrth Row 3 N Maser D Brork lund L Tews I 'Schaffer L Bournakrs H Vklrnd I Bentley Bottom Row C Hoppe I Tl 'ry F Bo I Btew One Hundred Nine , , . r . ' I , l ' , . ' I ' 1 r I , . . 1. . 1 I I ' 1 5 I l A I 1 . 1 Top : , ' e , , , , J r, ', ill, ID. S be 'q, I. lvrs, . c er, , , . , , , . , , . r . : . r , C. , . VV , lf.. , M. , . T , . , . l tt, . ' , li. Palmer, Lund, I G. I Ostrand, II. Casey, I. Parham, GI. Prentrss, Mi Murray, Ll. 1 , . r 'r , . Q 5. 2 1, fl , . ' ', . f J, , , r, . r r , . e , . , ,. .1 , . fill .3, B. , qrrrs. P 2 , ' X , . . r, . ' . Hr, Q. . r S. : . , . r r J, , , . if er, . serie G, Roth, R. Trebrlco, . . art. 3 I I Q oldlllfl Qudffef . Q . Caesar's soldiers mythical Gods servants of Jupiter a new l-llerculean taslk . , t, and we do mean homework better yet, Sisyphean labor not recommended for Great Caesars ghost! That's what haunts the little Latin scholars who don't do their homework. But Latin being a dead language assures interest and mystery in the civilization of yesterday, so naturally all those pupils of the language ot ancient Rome always do their homework. All kidding aside, the students have found how to make their study interesting. They have organized clubs and given floor talks on the living habits and architecture of the Romans. Slides illustrating the various types ot building and engineering are shown. They have discussions of Roman art and once a debate on the love affair of Aneas and Dido took place at the time when the ad- vanced class was reading Virgil. Lois Wanen and Patricia Hahn ably defended Dido, while Dexter Huntington and Frank Bloom with equal tervor upheld the integrity ol Aneas. The LATIN CLUB was started in the fall of l937 at the request of members oi the advanced Latin class, and for several semesters met after school once or twice a month. One of the projects undertaken by this group and carried on for several years was a visit to the eighth grade class of each elementary school in Amundsens district to point out to prospective high school students the advantage to be gained from the study of Latin. Wheri, because of the lengthened school day, meetings after school were not feasible, the present plan of class clubs was adopted. These clubs hold their meetings several times each semester during the class period. Top Row: G, N-rlzzoix, l. Hobsftn.eii, lf. ltzuqulis, lt. larifiblaoiii, H, Vitzcqibbori, H. Wfilance, li. lfvtms, M. Lindahl, A. Klfiafls, R. Kull. How 2: C. Adamkiewicz, G lvlwtfaitliy, A. Gustafson, R. Youngxen, B. Willzfinis, C. Erskine, M. Schulz, C. Gariity, Woodford. Bottom Row: P. Raiin, L. Stn bc-i, I. Chi1:1tv'ftfl, YN. Gasp:-1, li. Huntint ton, L. Vfirrieri, F. Bloom, M. L'itt':, S. Vfcrtsl-rf. Top ROW: I. lliivlivlt, lf. Motitti, V. bf-itli-l Piittzn, lt. Pfristins, R. lfiiidfn, ll. ltfirikvti, A. Anrtvtsiii l. Mullifillfind. How 2: K. Hwtttxi l.. Sclirit-trim, M. lirizzcin, ti. fivltilier, l, Wociflricl, M. ll1ir.:, lf. lffiniirin, I H-trnssfry, li. Black, I. Mrryvi HOW 3: A. Hoa--is, Ft. Htiiy, P. Ifiseyli l Scliiccdsi, G, W+ir'libifncit, N. Ph.lli5i:., H. Hfrlvers-en, R. Rt ley, C. Bezf. Bottom Row: M. Mfilriit, H Rn-elf uit, H lgndblzzani lf. ilk zidt, S. Furl: A. Ki.c'tli F. Rodgers F. Azuzni ' 7 fi Ar, if F, TW 051' T L' 2 E Q ,,, a M ' P52 H "- r 1 'fi if lk' ,hqfc -1J,P,V. t- G fi Q Ha a 'ii J 5, A 6 7 1. ,914 v b 'E M im..-.-3 7 . : A, - If E V . ,ff 5, .e Q if --"Q 'Q' ' Q 1 'Q' f .1 Q 4 We ..... , - J' W AVP' , was ? V,1, 7 f I v f- 554' .14 P A X y f if ,Q 9 if A yi K W 'ig Jlffwka Afwfh Pat: Y X-Aff Lf J Garypfabnqmg fm, fi-HQ MWJGWM f 6441014 J1ffaJu.dRa4.x.m, X, ff -5? J, Q di 1. jfu Bluff dlfuwso fxxf ff ffrdh Qfhn Jan, BQXE6? 1918 1221 K N.. 1 RY ,QI ' Af? l 0 ' CMGUQG. J,-:jljfQ1'j H3 M-I., 5 'ff hw 3 LMZLQ R' 2 IZ! if :J A lam ' . M f ,jj 4 XJ agl'fM.,xTfZ""f,. Af? 'PT U" , .ry . YL LK G .J J M Af, M A J X 3 ' 7 Qs O' nb f I . J .M , 'EE n me J' ,' lo e an f - kt? K W2 L :WHATEVER REMAINS TO MAN UNKNoWN...IS BY So MUCH A EURDEN ON THE SPIRITS OF ALL MEN...AN UNMET CHALLENGE T0 HIS MASTERY GVER NATURE' K qv Mmxksx1?k M Q N wx Www k' PWM W WW W H.,. W ' r xv I. 1! .W 1 1 .gy 'xxx -,X H--? I' W- Iv- Fifi wlNDfvxXf5lV10XXlX M Mx Q lcwmxqf ON 15, I set out to fulfill mv long deferred dream o dr: tank auth the lu eurre ntv over the pole rom Spxtzbe rgen to Nrlme Alaska Uur vlnp uhn h l h 1d dm ugned mvvel was the Maud My plan Wav to shirt the Norwegian coast and carl bv ww n the Northeast Pavvage mto the Arctic current Ihxs would earn uv on r the ole lhe pax 154 was wall knonn and l had lzttle trouble nawgatmg ut until September I hen the Maud ran mln heavy ree She made fuch flow progress that we decided to spend the winter rn anv avaxlable harbor Bad luck pursued the expedition throughout the period n encampment at Maudhawen I sustamed a badly mlured shoulder and permanentlw disabled my heart On the nxght o .September 12 1919 durxng the majevtxc dxvplay o the aurora borealis the ue parted and We we re able to make our way mto navigable Waters agam lhe Maud and her crew reaehed Nome mthout further mishap and I then traveled eavt ward fu row the Umted .Statev on lectun tours . is , .f N '. X. if QQ il, nhl! rx ' 'Y' 'Y l -4:1 JL X if A' 23. ,cr "' Jax flex xx 7 F' vw' 54 3 ? K' 'W Y Y R l f . I Y: H. .. ,. V, 'ff 'kr' QS, 5 K, Ar! ,w , W 'ml Senior 5 XJ The usuoJ exci- Jcocxelhcv ok ids ,x X, M 8 1 , - 4 Q V' 1 V ' H jmgjmmwmmw . 44 w g H 1 5 l 12? 'ss g J E " y Q 5' ' f1,.........,3 f E, , , X KAR L ,,KL 'lA A : V :N 1 ,V 'K V I : - - N , AL F, Q 1 ql., . . 1 V, - 5 A 2 - h 4 , vi - ,go , 1 M , 4 n A ark VK, 5'k4:5a5' Q ix 1 b at . , zu V fl J A K , ' .Q In jx ff. hs 1 , . 1 f 'N Q fi 3 'MY 'Q' , .:,- ? , P, ' ' 'j-1, " T K- v : -x wx .Sm ,,f -- A I . , 4 9 u X 1. an i '65 M00 5 Que' We 3mW"9K Siemcm - . fha boMoi-box! XX , fe, there must he hope whats homework? that sophisticated trend at iourneys end The Cnty Golden Gloves champ Bei ly and Honor Society members Andirne Boson Broclchoff and Zurictq added their stuff to ZUSA Giving what really counts for the school were Log representative Markey Student Council rep Briggs Viking rep Wanen Victory Garden Mitchell and Bing and Pin Coirirrittee member Butler Not to omit those grid stars Goldbach Mitchell and Atsaves soccer player Worselc and cheerleader Peterson These are the little things that help build up tradition and scnool spirit for those to come Mrs Heflin s 4B division 2241-X did a swell Job to our way of thinking The members are seen in the low r right on page lUU in the following order o Row R Swot I L odgkn on B Mclnty P L B Mtclie'l Row 2 I Fiiinbi n H Mitchell I Briggs G Atsavns I' Woi ek Bottom Row Next we turn off into room 213A where Mr Boetticher holds the usual 4B meeting daily A few cheers can easily be spared for another pa triotic senior group This bunclf' contributed three boxes of keys to the school s scrap drive While speaking of patriotism we would like to take time out ana salute Louis Arnould who showed his love for the Stars and Stripes by Joining the Merchant Marines Good sailing Louis' This group may be found on he upper left hc nd side of this page as follows Z""wIl"2'kQGpDPlfim2w Diwiloglq BiSe9iitiif,fTi"i Lit PM B ltffiwtit gow 3 R Ullman oe rrnann aes ounqren Row 2 auer P Peterson B W so B Ffa s C rye M Chix Bottom Row C' Hagen eyer L Wh len W Woody After peering through their course books we find that Motta Youngren Chirpe Wenski and Britton are Honor Society members. Keep up the good work! Adding tier names to the list of active students are: artist Gates Seri ice Girl Chirpe ana cheerleader Woody. Upon leaxing that ambitious room we head for Miss Purers division 215A There we dscover they are WU ,f in war tanip purchases and high in Log subscriptions. Not to be outdone in patriotism they con- tributed eighteen canes to the Service Men s Center. This 4B room had tive Honor Society mernloers: Grinde Browns Holman Zuber and Wilson. They may he found in the group pictured on the lower e - hand side of this page reading left to right: Row: T. Hailinq, B. K . . , . . .. : . i sa. M. H v , '. .. som, ,, n oss , . eric o , . X wi opoul s. Bottom How: I. ' fir no , . ,ri fi, .. Villwoc , A, Bruins, L. Wir U1 . O O fb , 0 0 0 0 Q Q n . . Q urridriirn hurning the candle at hoth ends they ve reached the hoiling point . ., . going, going, gone fi. -I - , , . - . ff if : ' ., ' J ' ' J '- , ' i 1 , ' . ' . Q . .. , . f H I - ,H ' , ' . .i 5 I I I I r 1 I I v A I I V 1 . . . . ' . e ' c ' ' : T p : . . man, 3. Nelson, . H 1 14 , . ie, R. Uteison, . Wfiiwii P. Butler, . , . : . r o c, . , . , . -. S . : U. Sdmpt, V. Iolinson, IT. Bockmiin, Mis. Hetlin, R. Sternborq, B. lhippeit, K. Kirsch. 1 . . . 7 . . . 1 . . I rl A I 1 , V . I.. , I 1 ' . t I i A i ' ' : . a , . 1 - , . , . . l , . , . c' . : . , . . n , . . , . , , , . , , .., . . Z A. B ', . . , . ie. . A n , I. lii H , . fgouiis. : 1. i , . ll 1 , , I J Y I 1 I 3 1 f I 7 I ' . i ' i on s L ' , ' Q 1 I I I , l ft Top oelscli H Selander ROW 2 E Svtopoiilo oviisn C, lui v F A d 1 on I R k it H Sp i o W 1 i I C' nd I k lk i AJ ENIORS at last' It seemed lrlce a long struqqle to get here hut now that we are here rt seems only yesterday that we arrrved at ye areat portals as qreen treshres Ah what VIC tones lcnowledqe Can orrnql Qo wrth seven rahs and a yea team for Drvrsron 226A We salute a swell aroup who have four stars to therr credlt Mrs Baxters 4B room rnay he seen rn the upper lett hand corner ot thrs page as follows 0 Row G Thoma M Laxteldt M Lk El 1 r Polson K Mczmrw A Rusk new z r Klofk 1 rtsnms M rotor, r Lmdstmm M smsrmn 1 rcnmrm is P Chrrstnmn 9 lmdbera Boiiom Row A Thurber A Person B lpmox 7 The actrve rnemhers mcluaed Honor students Klock Schultz representatrve Katsahnras ACA Corlector Errdcson ond Cheerleader MacArthur Drvrsron 205A sarled along smoothly under tne leadershrp of Pre-sldent lenlcrns Secretary Bodeen and gat atAr1ns Carson Mr Srnall s ABS were flflof rn war stamps They are seen rn the upper rrqht hand oorner T Row R mural 1 Helly f 5 to 1 ols nw no r 1 r 1 1 A Zurm H Bodr n mer ow 2 G m rkxts Bo tom Row V Borbr l .iz-zeee eepu , hare rms l. t, l, theres ctoolklng on the tfrontr hurners r, ., in the midst otf the l f f Y AMX 7' . , . . V. . . L , . C A Q I ' I T p : . , . ' ' , . 'C strorn, C. fke , VI. ' , . l , 'r'.,, .- . r, .I A ish' U A A ,I 1.. ,I .4 illfsr, R. Vtv1llt1c'r, l.. llrivkscrl, S. Scihultz M. Gertgfr l. Flrrntlfy, A, lVlfrr:Art::ur, Geiger, Polos, lohnson, Peislcer, and W'allace7 Student Council ' ' l :,. , ' J l I f f 5. 1' ' I ' l 1 l ' . ' ' A LK! O . wOP 1 , ' ' , l. .l , R. l31"1rsf:I1, G. SV urlf I. Brclclxgtf, lf. C rrsstn, P. M . . H 2 . S frll, I. let rr, E, "lien ., li. Ax Lf l, A. Koil, A. lJIIf1lf3'7Il. I : , QIZTNI, .. lfzitni '1n, T. Fzeinrtl, JI. .lc ,... - fr . lu. ia,- L Mil W-.,,.Y A ' A Commomdot Ks sufpofgclnma to be to-gh 'fav 'U l wmv X M 'I J ,. aww, x 1 ff""' T3 f ga "H, Q . K g an v 1 .,2'2V 49 Yf HM L24 ws? N355 my Sumov X yxx-fn' , 5, 'QQ19 3 W y Q Qgk if?9QeBf,f,3 5 q g NZ, .QQ .Xb Q00-Ot, .f,a9k,fE,gL. J 1 1 O09 ,A 0 Q 'i?'fZii'2?1Q4Q""'K' -2499? ...ww -- 4 ,MV s.., 5, 'six 4 b X I H5 'X M Af 4 ' , " r'a,,s 4" . fr. wif- 6!Q!'5"f SA . . M , 1 D ,,. A . N' f 4 31 ff.-1' '... "-' fn" T' 1 ui K' C+ 32,413+ - 1.,-f, K 5, if .f'.-Qifliffjf. ' ' 'W - ,.,. K ki -. .Zin lv .ae . N 'hx A . ir K V ia M 1 . . 4 V i A x0nv'7'c'jj'11:I,,.xou? ff AF Q ' Mow io , Ah V,5.z ., .5 A 5 all -'LUG , lfL5l0 elle l"L8I'l 5 ANNA FISCHER the rc ordr n qr rs rnusrral rn more ways than one as she was a member of the Chorus Frrst Lreutenant CARI. FISCHER a member of the Officers Club Drum and Bugle Corp Hall Guards Nornrnatrnq Cc tmrttse Prom Comn rttee Varrety Shows and Male Octet was nicknamed Curly tn the Boys Chorus and as V1cePres1dent of the German Club GA A Latrn Club lntramurals ard SGC whrtted rway a lot ot DOROTHY FITZPATRICKS valuable spare txme but Dotty drdnt mrnd a brt BOB FLANNERY worked lrke a beaver on the Wrestlrnq Team An the Latm Club and as a Hall Guard EVELYN FLODBERG more often called Evvre or that beautrlul blonde really held all eyes rn fre Fpsrlon SGC Alpha Tr1H1Y Servrce Grrls Club Glrls Chorus and Latrn Club They drdnt call DALE FLOYD Red rn the HrY Intramural Sports and Honor Socxety but he has al' the necessary qualrl catrons Dreamy eyed VIRGINIA FOSDYKE helped out on the Lrorary Stall ca Sta'f Vrkznq Staff Drama Cass Srqma SGC and Hall Guards My Grnny has so many staffs she sounds lrke Bo Peep tl-lumorl Everyone remembers cute MARGARET FRAZIER the Presrdent ol tle French Club Marge also took part rn the Natronal Honor Socrety Gamma SGC Splashettes Rowlrnq Gym Leaders GAA Enqlrsh Club and Prophecy Commrttee Bernq a qua terback on the ro Ibal' Team was not ROBERT FREDRICKSONS only clarm to populartty Bob was also tn the Alpha H1Y Latm Club Graduatron Commrttee and l IEAN FREEDING Vrce Presrdent ol the '7eta SG C kept thrnqs whrrlrnq rn the Spanrsh R sentatrve Club Hall Guards Lrbrary a SID FREEDMAN found loads ol trme or the Loq Staff and Executrve Councrl KDIVISIOU Charrman H l C rd RAY FRENCH belonqed to the French Club to youl Besrdes belna a super dup l ua how approprxate Lors Dolores Florence Ruth Fetsch Frclc Frlmcrn WXUJIIHK jahfnf Naomr Koemg Curl Fxscher Maestros of swrnq and symphony Anna Carl Dorothy Robert Frgchey Frgcher Frtzpatrrck Flannery Srdney Raymond Robert Jean Freedman French Feret Vrrgmra Margaret F d kson Freedmq Evelyn DGIC F sd ke Frazrer re errc Flodberq Floyd 0 y ur Two Hundred Three O I y In . . . . C C 'o ll, ' ' ' , C S, . ' ' 'rr I 1 , 1' - , ' , , V l I V , A - H R . . . ., V , ' 1 ' f - v I V f ' 1 ' , . I A . l . . ., I- V- , V h I , ' , 5 r r ' 1 '. - -Y . r r r - ., r. . , , . , . . ., , ' . r 1 r T , ' ' ' , , 1 Y , H C A y . lntramura s. . f ' - r .1 . - 4, A ' ' ' ' ' ' , , ' St ll, Bowltnq League, lntramurals, and as a Loq eprv ' .. . ' f 4 - ' er ..a A 1 , - - - -- r fMe,'g"QgM7E-lfrr D-ff - ' ' " - h -A3 K N A t '13-S - 4 A R ,I K Q A' 1 i l , 1 f r - -.. Spero Furla Howard Grelow an Oga fled LUQPQ ML f Hlolih was no one who could qurte equal SPERO FURLAS Lxeellent work rn the Greek Club Breakfast Lommrttee Boys Cho us and Soccer Team CONSTANCE GALLANIS her nrekname bernq Coquet and we drdr t ask her why was a valuable member o the Creek Qlub GA A and Alpha SGC And now we rntroduce that dapper lrttle gent wrth a handsome head ot harr none other than RICHARD GAWRON Seoretary HELEN GELTIS ot the Srqma SGC, also kept the pot a borlrn rn the GA X l-'all Guards Cerman Club and rcek Club Edche sounds lrrce r boys name but Grrls Lhrrus C A A and I-lorrra Nursrrrq prove COLLETTA GEMSKIES mckrranre to be qurtf rmsleadma Intramural Sports Grrls Chorus Lbrary Str t l Hall Gurrds pl rrm l much ot BESSIE GIANNARIS trmr but somehow Bess lound trme to br a wrkrnq Rfpressrrtatrve and the Treasurer of the Creek Llub THOMA S GIBBONS Llarterfd us rourst through hrqh school rn the Socral omrm tee lntramural 'Sports d an Football And verv successtully wt say cause Toms a regular quy Assrstant Edrtor on the Ioq and C IERRY .SCl!lltClt0I'lCll'l MIIJ UUA Mary Ellen Becker Vrrgrma Tle hrahest rn the Class Constance Rrchard Gallanrs Gawron Wanda Lors Grlbert Grlmour JlLt0I'lllIl Krowka Grbbons Mar one aptarn ot the Socur Team are GIBSONS mator clarms o popularrty kut Gerommo was also rn rama Specral Chorus the Letter Mens Club and Proqram Cornmrttee HOWARD GIELOW kept that rhythm rn he Band and Bowlrnq Leaqe Hes rust r lrttle auy tnat doesnt say much bu we hrnk hes tops The Spanrsh Club Bowlrnq Leaaue Splashettes ana GA A le" WANDA GILBERT very rttle trmg for the Iota SGC LOIS GILMOUR showed her stut rn the G A A l l lar Guards french Club and the Omega SGC And now tor that oth r GILMO O UR qal Yep they re twrrs "'rrs one s MAR HIE an besrdes berna a boa Pepresentarve a l ll I ra Cuard a l r Jxrr lefler Mrclae was a Helen Colletta Bessre Geltrs Thomas Rrchard Gemskre Grannarrs Grbson I Betty Ardme Ruth Grlmour Gle George es Graff Granger Grrflrth fl Two Hundred Four Two Hundred Frve member ot the Omega SGC Spamsh Club Bo flrng League Intramural Sports Lrbrary Staff and Chorus BETTY GLEES showed them how rn the Qowlrrrg Leaguf ne-ta SGC Student Councrl Latrn Club Intramural Sports lflrxed Chorus Craduatron Commrttee and as a Vrrcrng Representatrve Takrnq he sprlls rn th Rrdrng C ub was ARDINE GRAFF who also played a part rn t're Student Councrl Hall Guards Clean Up Commrttee GAA French Club and Chorus Presrdent ol the Omega SGC and Captarn ol the Hall guards were RUTH GRANGERS most oltrcral dutres but Terry also had her frngers IU many other pres sucr as tne Spcnr h Cub Log Representatrve Grrls Chorus Grtt Commrtt e ovvlrng Swrrn Leaders Intramurals GAA and Hrdrng Club Prght on the bea was GEORGE GRIFFITH a member ot the Orchestra and Band The Bo vlrng League and G A A frlled rn that extra trme tor GLORIA GRIFFITH certarn nran rn the servrce calls Glorra Boots ELEANOR GUSTKE smrled her way through each school day rn the GAA Theta SGC and Er aktast Corrnrttee Proohecy Commrttee Orchestra Log Stall Drama Bowlrng League and Omega SGC are all clubs boasted by BETTY HANSEN who asks to be fall d lerk ard alter all who are we to argue wrth the grrl FREDERICK HANSEN a nember ol the Boys Chorus and a Vrkrng Representatrve says hrs rrckrrame rs Moose but rts strll plarn Vrggo to us Besraes we dont hrrk he loorcs lrke a moose or wasnt that the connectron Bowlrng Swrmm ng lntamurals Lrbrarj Stall Spanrsh Club and Vrce Presrdent of the S C were tme taker uppers lor MARION Grqgles I-IANSEN and you can rust rmagrne where the monrker came Irom Tall charm urer ot the Delta SGL also tound trme tor he GA A Latrn Club Prn and Rrng Commrttee Natronal Honor Socrety Drxrsron Room Charrman Log Staff and was a Vrrcrng Senror Fee Ftepresentatrve TOM HARLAND says he was a member ol tne 719 Sel ct Socrety and who are we to guestrorr hrs clarms But actually Tom was a memb r r the Alpha HrY Spanrsh Club Intramural Sports Mrxed and Sp cral Choruses anfl Drama besrdes the Charrman ol the Nomrnatrng Commrttee and Secretary o the Program Commrttee Heres another lrttle lady wrth a rnaseulrne rnonrker The gal rs ROBERTA EDITH HARRAST of the Studerr Councrl Prom Commrttee Bowlrng GAA and French Clubs ard the nclfnarrre rs Bobbre Pretty IOAN HAYES broke all records rn he French Cub Socral Commrttee and SGC When somethrng had to b done they always callcd on KAYE HEALY rn the Alpha SGC Drama Spanrsh Club Hall Guards a d Bowlrng League Youve seen that tall blonde rntellraent lookrnq rr an nustlrna about debatrng wrth anyone and veryone ha ent you' fvel HOWARD HECKELMANN rs hrs name Meet SHIRLEY HEINZ Shrr rs hat coy and clever lrttle lass rn the Zeta SGC Latrn Club Rrdrng Club and College Day Commrttee Spar rsh Club Band Orchestra Log Salt and Log ltepresentatrve are chalked up on ELMER I HOEFFERS record llrs Frckname rs to I and rts the trrst one Ive heard rn a rong trme whrch can b traced to the persons real name A pretty lrttle chunk of female rs vrvacrours LUCILLE HOELTER who made thrngs hum rn the TrrHrY Gamma SGC German Club Hall Guards Student Councrl on the Log and Nrkrng Sta s Intrarrrural Sports Hall Guards and College Day ommrtlee ccurprecl most ol HERBERT HOFFMANS rersure hours g0lfUfL H1811 all lfUOI'l'lQl'l we Glorra Grrltrtlr Eleanor Gustlre Betty Hansen Frederrclc Hansen M anon Hansen M arrlyn H atclrnq Thomas Harland Roberta Edrth Harrast Joan Hayes Kathryn Healy Howard Heckelmann Shrrley Hemz Elmer Hoetier Lucrlle Hoelter Herbert H oflman K ,NA I Y: I L I, I . 4 , 4 , ' , A T' C. . . S " ' ,, , 0 I ,, A I I . A A. . . Q . , . ' ', 1 I , ., ., 'S 'I , ' , ' ' . , r . . . L C r rr . I I I . . r. A . . . . . e r 1 1' . I ' , , f f I A. A A - . . V N. .. , , . . , , . . , , . . f. 4 L . . - . AJ. ,, , . - . 1 ' I I . r A . , - ing MARILYN HARDING. the Vice-President of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, and Treas- A , Q . . Q ol , - , I f 1' , ' . e r , L N , , ' ' r , , . , . , r , , , . . , i , . ' 1 . l' , ' ' . . . ' fe . r . - ' . . ., , , , , . . . 0 V A ' . rr . , . . . . . . 3 . .V ,V f. - ,N ,. . , " ' if . , , . , fa . ' ' ' ' . Glen Hoilmeyer Kent Holsrnqer Georgra H otes Dexter Huntmgton Margaret Huss Grace Iverson Raymond Jacobs Jacquelrne Jensrk Joan Shirley Johanson Frances Johnson Corrnne Johnson Lucrlle Johnson M arqaret Johnson Thelma Johnson CLC? fo Cty WL! Cl GLEN HOFFMEYER 'narched hrorgh hrs tour years at ROTC Competrtron Platoon Math Club Boys Chorus Beta HrY Treasurer ot tne Student Councrl Boys Chorus were the hrghlrghts of KENT HOLSINGERS career Say anyone know why Kent always wears hrs collar turned Volley Ball Team GEORGIA HOTES also took part rn the 5l0U"lt Amundsen rn the and I-'all Guards 3 and Spanrsh Club by the way does up? The One Grrl GAA Red Cross Greek Club and Commandos Fuzzy alras DEXTER HUNTINGTON was not fuzzy when rt came to extra currrcular act vrtres as he took part rn Intramurals the Latrn Club Program Commrttee Natronal Honor Socrety Track Hall Guards and Chorus Answerrng to the shrrelf ot Maggre MARGE HUSS could be found rn the German Club Socral ommrttee SGQ and Bowlrng League anytrme you happened to be around the vrcrnrty of such actrvrtres One rn a mrllron rs GRACE IVERSON who gave her spare tune to the Spanrsh Club Bowlrng GAA and SGC RAY IACOBS really gave out wrth the swrng musrc r Boys Chorus Well may be not swrng but musrc anyway Soma I-lenres up and comma rrval blonde IACQUELINE IENSIK was a member ot the GAA Spanrsh Club Student Councrl and Prophecy Commrttee Iackre who prevrously attended Roosevelt Hrgh School was also a Vrkrng Hepresentatrve and Salesman IOAN IOERNS poured out her charms rn the Brology Club Hall Guards Eta SGC Intranrural Sports and Commardos Speakrng I loans charms we know someone who really apprecrates them Vtfe cant tell you who but hrs frrst rnr ral rs Drck Presrdent of the Zeta SGC and Secre tary of the SGC Executrve Board were SHIRLEY IOHANSONS most honored part rn the Rrdrng Club Latrn Club GAA and Bowling We now rntroduce FRANCES IOHNSON better known as Franny who kept herself rnterested wrth the Sparrsh Club Lrbrary Staff GA A College Day Commrttee Student Councrl and as a Gym Leaier and Presrdent of the Delta SGC Attractrve CORINNE IOHNSON tagged Corky by her pals kept thrngs gay rn the Span rsh Club Bowlrng League Rrdrng Club Eta SGC and Program Commrttee Everybody knew pretty blonde LUCILLE IOHNSON rn the Epsrlon SGC French Club TrrHrY Drama and Nomrnatrrtg Commrttee Lu also partook rn the Spanrsh Club and Grrrs Chorus That Swedrsh Sweetheart MARGARET IOHNSON had her share ot fun rn the Delta SGC Grrls Chorus Student Councrl Bowlrng Intramurals Latrn Club and was Charrman of the Gradua tron Commrttee Peggy was also a Gym Leader and Clean Up Commrttee Charrman THELMA IOHNSON was always sedate and lady lrke rn the G A A Orchestra French Club College Day Commrttee Bowlrnq and as a Swrm Leader Mercrlessly tagged Puggre IOHN IONES took hrs responsrbrlrtres rn the Pm and Rrng Commrttee Spanrsh Club R OTC Mrxed Chorus and Boys Chorus very serrously CURT IOSEFSON known as Swede made everyone srt up and take notrce rn the Spanrsh Club ROTC Math Club and Hall Guards The Spanrsh Club Tau SGC GAA Intramural Sports and Com mandos all clarrned therr share ol SHIRLEY KALTENBORNS free trme Mar GUERITE KANE rarsed the dust rn the French Club GA A Student Councrl Rrng and Prn Commrttee Vrkrng Staff Intramurals and was Presrdent of the Srgma SGC Vtle dont know rf thrs rs offrcral but rumor says her nrckname rs Maggre A former Glenbard gal GLORIA KAPELI. drd not enter Amundsen g o ! 0 0 - . , 1 L L - ' . . . . ., I' , , I , r .Ll . . ., L. . . ' ' ' 'n , . . ., , r 1 ' o A . . , , Joerns positions, but Shirley, who does not like to he called Iohannah, also took ' A , c , . I . . . . I . GI Vrrgmra Jeanne Thomas orra Curt Shirley Marguerite K Irs Kapell Kaslens Jones Jose son Thomas Lewrs Jerry Madelme Eva Mae Beverly Klrb Kirkpatrick Chrrsfme Arthur K n Kzeier Krlfoy y Katrxs Keller Kendall er t1ll her fourth year but she manaaefl to stu up thtnas tr the Omeqa SGC G A A and Breakfast C Commlttee THOMAS KAPSALIS was really sohd rn tlce Drum and Bugle Corps of the HOT nd II'1 the Greek and Latxn Clubs That lovely ladv rn the Spanrsh Club ,Vl1X9d Chorus Grft Com a rmttee and GA A IS none other than petrte IEANNE KASPER Secretary ot the bowhnq League G A A VIRGINIA KASTENS exclustve othce Gnnre also touno trne 'or the Letter Gxrls WGS G rman Club Drama SVIIIIITIIIIQ lntramural ports and kappa QGC The Greek Club SGC I t murals and C A A ar all actrvztles boasted by CHHISTINE KATRIS more Bowlmq League r' ra famtlxarly known as rust pla1n Chr1s ARTHUR KELLER that qemal lrttle fellow had h1s hnqe s m many pres such as bemq a member of the German Club Boys Chorus Male Octet lntra l S ntcrtArms l S ors Hall Guards Football Team NVrestlma Tea 1 Student Counct era a mura p and Vlklna and Dted Cross Popresentatrvo Qpanlsh lub Alpha H1Y Intramural Sports and Frre 1 h l al' drverslons credxt cf to tall a d qentlerramv TOM KENDALL LEWIS KERN a ways Mars a are kept on pltch 1n the Boys Chorus opamsh Cub R OTC O 'tcers Club and Clean Up Commtttee k h Pr rn Commrttee Hal Giaras Alpha rll V and Drama Club happy qoluc y B9S1d9S bemq on t e o IERRY KIEFEH kep the ol ball rolhn n Intramurals Soccer Team and as a Vlkrnq Representatlve H1 there Maddle would arouse MADELINE KILFOY of tne latrn and Math Clubs M1X9d Chorus th the G A A d G A A EVA MAE KIRBY called Lady or Fve spent rnurh of her lersure hours wx an Slqma SGC Spamsh Club Pan Amr-rrcan league and Natronal Horor QOCIGIY GA A Frencl d t B l Intramurals Rma and Prn Commrttee ana Theta wGC were fun accor 1nq Club ow ma BEVERLY KIRKPATRICK Bev was also a Log Renee ter anfl on the Break ast Commrttee I f f 1770116114061 ,...p,,. fAaf m aimng aura L6 e a er mm Q Q John ' ' ' ' " I Kaltenborn Kane Kasper apsa ' . , . , , , 9 ' " ' K' ' L ' , A J. e . 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I 0 - ' ' C C C I Edward Lors Thomas Klertsch George Wrllram Mary Pet Kreutzer Kressner Kr h req Krr lack Weynch Ann Parker Donna Kmcl Knrelrnq Koehler i' Donald Naom Koehler 1 Lrllzan Leary Koemg Krall Krerssl Carol Helen Andrew Lamack Lambos Larrs CYS Chorus heads tht hst or EDWARD KLEITSCH th Student Ctuncrl l C 1 Cl l runnmq a Qlosr second LOIS KNICL for re Isons urrlxnown an wt rs tc the namt Kaflrrzzlr a a rr lor havmq thmqs to do she vras Pres1der1t of tho SCC lwxecuhvr Board and Presmlent of tht Gamma SGC a member ot th V1lc1nq 'Sta'l Eowhnq League Latm tlub Qtuden Prom and Nommatmq Commrttees 'rhls lellow hkes SWIHIHIIUQ Baseball Who IS thrs athlet1c enthus1ast'P TOM KNIELING but h1s lrrends fall h1rn wenroyed the somety of the Omega SGQ f AA G1rls Chorus latm Serqea11tatArms DON KOEHLER who IS Donna s tw1n was rl 91' Vrrqrnra er Krowlca t LOl1I1C1l and Basketball and Wrestlm CJ 'ik 1p DONNA KOEHLER Club rrnfl Hall Cuards iso aptarn of the Hall Cuards took part 111 lntramurals and Boys Ch s cnt muvh trme 1 q eaque Gamma SCC Program Corrmuttee Intramurals Chorus CAA and 'itrrclont Councrl L1l we mean LILLIAN KRAFT Vtllll lonq rememher the G A A Tau Q G C, Bowlmq lcaauf and German Club LEARY KREISSL often hared I sh has to hrs rredrt the Lrtm Club Boy Chorus Executlve Comrmtt e Alpha H1 Y and 'zo was a Loq and Vrkmq Rf:-prosentatwe Benq a ludqe of the qen or Flectron lU1VlS1Ol"l Cha1rman and a mernbor ot tno Boys Chorus latrn Club Hall Guards and Qtuflnnt Counml BILL KRESSNER was ktpt on the alert GEORGE KREUTZER d V1d0d tus spare t1m 1r1 such a way that he was a loa Reprosentahvf and a member ol Alpha H1Y the German Cl11b Soclal Comnuttee and Intramurals MARY KRIEGH pr1or to her senror year was a student a St eator H1ah and partrcrpated IN the Tlll',1Y Latm Club Proqrarn Commrttee Glee Club Eta SGC and was on he svh ol paper PETER KRIER lent a hand as 1 Loq Representatwe and on thc Prom QCIllIT1lll6'P 'lor trrenl vall 'cr GINNY KROWKA 1 ,S X' l V A t x 1 3 1 1 1 at 'if , 1 1 I B A C' ' Q 5 ' l , wi 1' , '71 5 , am lorm rn T tl 1 tx ' ' ' 32 1' . , Fi .' 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Q, , , ,, ' t Y 0 , " , , H TJ ' ,. .1 , 2 1 S 1' ' 1 K: 0 , , U I , , 1, 0 0 0 0 l Farr Nmners and aood losers, Jgflhl ALA fo f Q Zfteldlfl lflfleff 0 LUCLI' Two Hundred Nrne oned CUQLJ aft f s pa Cr e by cr f f Ollllllt r c1111111tt rs and 111 he R1 tra Bowlrng Leagur and GA A She Na Presrd nt of the Amundsen Na trortal Honor Socrety and at one trm Presrdent and T easurer ot the Gamma Pr sen ng CAROL LAMACK whese gcod natured personalrty mad: Nt CCI 111 Ilfl 1 Hc1c rfty Bowlrng Loaquf C A Frrnch C rv ani f-ral on rrrrtee and a respected Vree Presrdert ot the OTIFIOH SGC HELEN LAMBOS added her personalrty to the Gradua t1or1 Comrrrrttee Irbrary bla' GA A SGC and Greek Club Here we have another memo r or thr G eerc Clul ANDREW LARIS better known as Andy he wa also on the Frotball team and a Ha' Cua d The GA A SGC and German Club hrghlrglted ELAINE LASS stretch at Amundsen MARGARET LAUX trek tre burrps as well as the I st of them 111 the Campus Cavalry Ffowlrng L wane Spamsh Crur Crrls Che us nd ser rd as Treasurer ot the Zeta SG' ANN LAVELLE who l rlcs and rs as IIISII as they come rs nrfk named the same Ir sh spent trms rn rhe CA A French Club Grrls Chorus and was Vrce Presrdent of h Alpha SGC LOIS LAWSON that rare com rrnatron 1 trams and beauty l-'ept 11111as hurrnrrrg lll the Natronal Horror Sorrety Gamma SCC Program Carnrnrttcf Drama Student Councrl GAA Hall Guards Vrlcrnq and Log Str It lntroaucrna a11o her attractrve graduate T111-I1Y and a member ot the GA A Pror' Comm ttee Epsrlon SGC rnd Powrrng Ieague If you want to know a grand fellow meet IACK LEVY who was Vrce Pr srdent ot th Bea I'l1Y and 1 member ot the Socral Commrttee arrrsh Clut oceer earr l rrrrmrttee Natronal Horror Socr ty Camera Club Irrtramurals ard Pa eharl 'Ieam DONALD LEWAN who spent only tvro years at Amundsen strll managed to score rn the Baseball Team Intramurals Boxs Chorus Spanrsh Club and Har Guards Incrdentally hrs rrrclfnarne rs e We gwe you RALPH LINDGREN w ro mrght rasrly be called rndy 'Xnotlrer fellow who he er II trrencf for sports IS ROBERT LINDORFF who rs alea Lrndy by he boys on he Baseball Team Wrestlrng Team Ilaslcetlall Team and h sa e holes true rn Intramurals H Y and the Bewlrng League LILLIAN LOGIUDICE x rll alwaxs remr mber th Boys Chorus and vrh rt grrr wouldnt the urrls hc us French Cub Bowlrna League and C A A H r name rs BETTE LONG and srres cr cute lr' e numbrr who drd her lf 1s1o11 S 1 x l' H Iatrn Club Bowlrrra League 1 1 Spernrsh 1 lub A rrgul rr el ow rs IERRY LUDWIG who shared a lrne 1 tlrr Bowlrng Ieague Clean Ur Corr mrtt e Spanrsh Clulr 1-lall Guards and Intra murals and made a strrke Ill the I-I1H as Treasurer MARY MGCDOUGALI. an attractrve lrttle brunett who the krds call Mac was an aotrve member ltl the Splashettes R1 'rng Club Box l11g Lfague and French Club not to for get she was once Tre asurer ot the Tr1H1 Y Ll 1 we have another Maggy by wfry of IRENE MAGNUSON and shes nroyed the atmosphere ot the Bowlrna I. ague C A 'X Gmeaa GGL tl1 Lrnrary utatt red Socral Commrttee Most rf us hfrrl FRANCES MANGAN 1 11 v ll t11 C -'XA Iota SGC Student rouncrl La Ill Club Grrls Chorus Do Vll a Leaaue and Prophecy Commrttee Elame Lass Margaret Laux Ann La Velle Lors Lawson Josephrne Letanq Jack Levy Donald Ralph Lrndgren Robert Lmdortf Lrllran Logrudrce Bette Long Jerry Ludwrq Mary MacDouqa11 Irene Magnuson Frances Mangan I O f O O ' rrrrfl polrtely for 1 tlre Vrrglrrrrr rrrzrrl size ffrslrkei, filIllIY IS fl real l Ilfl l'k,d ' everysr-I on thf N Illllfl ani 13111111 C eff, ' t , 'd'1 Club, . 1, . . , , 1 s ' e . - , ' , e . , r . - SGC. e1 , ti , 1 J , 1 ' 2 her a ' ll 'J ned 11111 be: ot 1l1f- Na ,Lf I :1 ,r Soc 1 , ' 1.A. ., '- I1 I, r' Se ' C 11 t , 1 , ' , ' ,1 , g K, . 1 . . , . , , . N . . ' e ' 2 r ' 1, , . ', s 1 2 1 T, , , 11 1 r , ,, . . ., .., . ., - 0 ' - 1 w ' .sf l . 1 ' 5 Le' 1 ' Y' , 1 er Y ,, 1' ' 1, 1' ' C 11 1, rg 1 v - , , , - , , L. . G. 1, ' ' , ., ' ': - - . I ' 7 ' ', . ., '1 , ' " 3 ' V- " ,. 1 Y ff . . . . ' 'rr' ' I '1 ' A ' , , " 1 1 1 . ' 1 f' , .,1. ,., 'If '1--, , 1 ,', . . ., here is IOSEPHINE LETANG, commonly called lo, who was Secretary of Beta Lewfm '-' - , 1 ., 1 .. ., .1 1i ., ' . . ., r 1 'V 1 ,. ,, , . , ' - 11" ,, e 2 - , . 1 , ,' I ' 1 ,, Sp ' , Q U, S ' T 1, tl e1:11'Up 'fr ' , , , fm 'y A T , , ' , 1 1 5.1, ' '. 1, , ' , V -' 1 I I 1 1 1' ' 1 ' , "I . ' . ' . ' L . , " Y ' 1 ' , 1 2 L' '. ,f 1 ,, , 1s 1 Q ,f , H ' . c l ,' ' t o . 1 t . - , ' ' , , I I . 1 , ' e . YU Q ' , 1- , Z V, A 15' 11 A, I 2 ,3 ' L' 1 rf " C'..'C. r, ,, 1121, ' , , 11 . 1. 17 . ' , ' f , 1 .tl 3 ' . 1111 Ill tl - Fr '1 sec., 'l,A.A., '11 .1-Y, 1 ' ' , ' - ,, 1111 ' 1 . I C . 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T ,, f 1 f' Y ' , , , 1 1 1 , Tr rny, '1 ' e 1.1 , . , . 1 . , f, . 6, . , L V ,W v I , . , , ., 11 1 .1 4 , 1 , , Vx .ni George Manos Harlan Mansnerus Bermce Marks Phyllis Martrn Nancy Masen Bernard Mayer Glorra Mazer Jane M cBrrde Wrlfred McConnell Florus McCormrck Jack McMrllen Eleanor McNamara Maxrne Merer Phyllrs Melusky Helen M rckelsen Q enfie ww- W W., 234 621 GEORGE MANOS sang merrrly along rn the Boys Chorus Greek Club lntra mural Sports and as a Frre Marshal and Hall Guard He says hrs nrckname rs The Greek but rt sounds krnd o' queer to us That wrzard of the Ivorres HARLAN MANSNERUS played hrs way through hrgh school rn the ROTC Offrcers Club Rrfle Team Competrtron Platoon Drama Club ard Varrety Shows Lefty was also Captarn of the Hall Guards lust about everyone knew good natured easy gorng Be offrcrally BERNICE MARKS who made the grade rn he GAA Letter Grrls Natlonal Honor Socrety Student Councrl Drama Bowlrng Nommatrng Comrmttee and Gamma SGC A cute lzttle trrck rs PHYLLIS MARTIN or Phrl wrth the dreamy eyes who found trme for the Lrbrary Staff GAA Latm Club SGC and Breakfast Commrttee NANCY MASEN rust entered Amundsen but she Jorned the GAA rmmedrately Yes rndeedy rts BERNARD Krtzle MAYER hrmself Bernre a Captarn rn the ROTC was a rrot rn th Program Commrttee ROTC Offrcers Club Hall Guards Red Cross and German Club And do we mean not Lovely GLORIA MAZER danced her way through the Trrl-f1Y SGC Program Commrttee Chorus and Latrn Club Glora also graced two Varrety Shows IANE MCBRIDE says her nrckname rs McTav1sh and she s a bonnre lassre who was always wrllmg Hall Guards and the Llbrary Staff One of Mr Werntraubs famous Com mandos was WILFRED MCCONNELL who rt seems was not too strff to also take part rn the Band and Red Cross but rust the same every trme l see a commando l exp ct a lrmp FLORUS MCCORMICK better known as Mac whrt tled away hrs trme rn Amundsen as a Hall Guard Yep rt s IACK MCMILLEN that tall dark chap who made thrngs clxck rn the Hall Guards Brology Club Latrn Club Clean Up and College Day Commrttees ELEANOR MCNAMARA commonly called Grnger had a swell trme rn the Omega SGC Bowlmg League Cpamsh Club Hall Guards Intramural Sports Grrls Chorus and the Prophecy Commrttee But then wherever Grnger rs there IS bound to be fun Lucy Flower Hrgh was MAXINE MEIERS former stamprna grounds but srnce shes been at Amundsen Maxres transferred her loyalty to our GA A Letter Grrls Club lunror Red Cross and Log Staff The Program Commrttee Zeta SGC Spanrsh Club Grrls Chorus and GAA are all actrvrtres PHYLLIS MELUSKY has been proud to be a part of and we dont blame Phyl a brt Tall attractrve and blonde IS HELEN MICKELSEN formerly of Washrngton D C who spent her senror year at Amundsen helprng out rn the GAA and Eta SGC Mrckey also held the exclusrve posrtron of Mrss Herndls rrght hand gal Pretty lady lrke LYNN MILLER was at one trme the Presrdent of her SGC chapter a Hall Guard and a member o the Grft Commrttee and Bowlrng League The Trrl-l1Y Epsrlon SGC Program Cofnmrttee Bowlrng League spanrsh Club and Grrls Chorus left attractrve RUTH MILLER very lrttle spare trme Hes tall hes blonde hes a man of few words A perfect descnptron of GEORGE MILLS a member of the Band Orchestra Spanrsh Club ROTC Competxtron Platoon and Hall Guaras GEORGE MITCHELL held the banner hrgh rn the Eeta H1Y French Club and Hall Guards and as a Log Representatrve A regular guy rn every sense rs IAMES MONAHAN who answered the call hm rn the Spanrslr Club Mrxed Chorus and Hall Guards IEANNE MOORE Just came to Amundsen rn her fourth year but found Two Hundred Ten sg W y.rkL7hn,r r ' ' e ' , . . . . . ' ' , , to help in the G.A.A., Social Committee, Omicron S.G.C., Bowling, Latin Club, ' -' 1 , ' ,. - ' , - Q . , . . JQLUL 6 Ctlfl f5tCU'l'l 0 17... OOO t the kappa SG C and a member trme enough to become Se retar of the Frencw Club Tr asurer o of the Student Councl C A A and College Day Commrttee Ieanne s gorng to be a famous model some day so be nice to her Everyone knew THOMAS MORAN as lJSl plaln Tom a guy that was really tops PEGGY MOSELEY r'a'ne from Waller Just tn trme to be a Drum Marorette and a member of the Prom Committee Beta Trl 1-lrY Bowl ng League IV'1xed Chorus and Eta SGC Hrs full legal name rs RAYMOND O MUELLER but at Amundsen rts rust Ray VIRGINIA MUNSON better known as Gmny practrcally flew through her d mes as Assoctate Edrtor of the Log and a member of the Lam Club Bowlmg League Graduatron Commrttee and Drama Club Don or formally DONALD MURBACH showed them how on the Vtlrestlma Team or maybe they showed htm how weve never qurte HGGTG Th S c1a' harrrnan ot the Beta SGC was a posrtron held solely by BARBARA MURPHY who was afteetlonately tagged Murph "my SHIRLEY NACHTWEIH t the SGC 1nd G A A I-lr' I-Io' Srlver here Comes MILDRED NEWBEBG a lt SGC Spamsh Club Band member ot the Campus Cava ry and Bowhng League e ve heard Blondr also had ronnectrons wrth the Swlm u took a showcr every day tourtl perrcd Treasurer KATHERINE NICHOLSON of the lota SGC spent much of her spare t1rr'e wrth the GAA Bowlrng League Student Councxl and Llbrary Staff Nlckle was crlsc tr member ot the Frencn Club VIOLET NORDSTEDT says the GA A wlll ot her four years at Amundsen and ws re sure that rt V1 brmg back happy memorles h ones always has any Amundsen memorres a al' they w lr be app! 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S '.",. - Ai il 31 , , . f, ,,, , Q ll1lJl1 Ptatoon a l rn e ub nr ran re was a Ill L trn Clua Band and Proaram Commrttee A swell fellovx IS ROBERT OSTER BERG who was Vrcel-3 esrdent ot the Semor Class Treasurer ot the Stude11t 11 nur! and a rnernber of the Ls 1Up Lornrnrttee I-lall Guards lrarna If 1 rntslt K ltl Illd Boys ' horus PHIL PAGANO went all out tor I1 trarnurals loctball lt Track Team Lat1r1 ul ld V and Band Though he doesnt boast my actrntrrs IAMES PANAGOPOULOS proudly con esses that hrs mckname lS Gentle nan lrm Most of as cant s v PANTAZE PANTAZOPULOS wrthout sneezrng so we settle tor Pans who was on the Baseball Team ana took part Il 'ntrarn nals and the Creek Illd Latm llubs You Could always count NICK PAPADENIS Ill th Creek C 1b ROTC ana Hall Guards IEAN PAR HAM lb tlrf sornethrrg n x th t Nas added to our Semor Class M rt the Champ ot Guts Spors ANN PARKER who was captarn ol the Basketl rll A.llStars and a member ot tle G A A SGC Letter Grrls Club Intramurals Bowlrng Leagur and Spamsh C ul RAYMOND PARKER called Ray tar short tound the Beta 111Y French Clulr blrll Guards and Crft Comrnrttee plr nty al rlght by lnrn lt seems as hot gh AL PAVLICK had a tmger 111 everytlnng rn general and nothmg m parncular ARTHUR PEARSON kept the ball rollrna 111 the Sparnsh Club Llall Cuards and ROTC You can always Count on a good trme when PATRICIA PETERSDORF IS around ana we have the Bowlrng League Secral Comrnrttee GA A ant.. Swrm Leaders to back up th1s state Il Il A frllow who has an eye tor fl snappy prctrre lb ROBERT PETERSON ol the Dublrc Address System and a member ot the Stage Crew and German Club IAIVIES Ixmmy POLYCHRONES made a hrgh score IH the Natronal Honor Socrety Boys Chorus and Student Councrl not forgettrng that he was at one trrne Vrm Presrdent of the Latm Club and Presrdent of the Greek Club Alw rys eager to lend a hand on the Oltru Stall and rn the G A A Bowlrng League SCC German Cub rnd Intramurals DOROTHY POPESCUL was always wel:-orned tn any of these rctrvrtres IOHN POTRATZ got oft to a run rnng start on the Track Team and by the trme he came rnto the home stretch he had run rnto the WY Letter T ens Club mtrarnu als Boys Chorus Football Team atm Club Swm rnrng team and So 1al Commrttee By way ot drversren AMELIA PROPST preferred tk G 'XA Ottrce Sta't SGC and Graduatron ontrntttee PATRICIA RAHN was rlw rvs a good pal to hc ve around ll tlr G A A S1a1n 1 S G Band Latrn C ub Breakfast Commrttee and rn the Natronal Henor uobrety she was Secretary A fellow who playea a leadrng role 1r1 tne Drama Club Radro Councl ana Radro Workshop ts RICHARD RAPO PORTE Uro rs usually Callea Rappy Fr was also rn the Boys Chorus Beta H1Y Offrfc s lub Cornpetrtron Platcon Pron and Nomrnatmg Commrttees and th Lat111 Club DOROTHY RASMUSON had a 1olly trrne IH the RICIIIIQ lub Omrcron SGC Lam Club GAA Lrbrary Stall and Gym Leaders IANET RASMUSSEN IS stuck vrth he name Buggsy and answered to 1t rn the GAA Eowr g League Spanrsln Club Ex CJIIVQ Commrttee SGC Clean Up ornnnttee ana IH 'he lvrxed Cho us the keynote of BETTY RAUSCHERS 1ct1v1t1es was the I rxea norus Latrn Club GAA Intramurals and Hal fuards CARI. RAUSCHERT generally arled Charlre t nd tts 1 t l tlf Boys Chorus German Club and lntrrmurals ?fI!.7!S7l Raymond Parker Albert Pavlrck Arthur Pearson Patrrcra Petersdort Robert Peterson James Polychrones Dorothy Po psecul John Potratz Amelra Props! Patrrcra Rohn Rtchard Rapoporte Dorothy Rasrnuson Janet Rasmussen Betty Rauscher Carl Rauschert pet' ' 1 , ll' th Cllttgers Cl r. Otl f tl RO. l A ' lso the C. . I I A . I V Y . . , 1 ' r ' . .' , , lf ll ", ,, ', X Tlvar T ' r, J , tl - ' LS 11 ' ,I 1 1, 1 ' Q ', 1 ', I 1 , ' fl , , ' Cl 1, 1-., . , , , ' , , -, 1 -,. A - - r , 1, , ' ' v ' 1- ' fx ' ,H I I A . 1 ', 1 . f 3 . ' ' on 'f ,1- 1.'r en' 1 f ' ' x eb , 4. VR- ' my I. v ' w . N 1 1 - , ,, . f , , 1 , , Q , E 4 , I . L . g V . , . A ., A 4 I I , I I A G , Y C1 , . . , . . . f. 1 , . 1 1 1 - -- -. 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Jicft 111 1-- sl T , , l V 0 0 0 0 0 Elame Restrs Peqqy Richter Lors Rrnq Eleanore Rr Teresa Hobmson Charles Roelle Bermce Roth Calvin Roumarne Russell Paul Russell Kathleen Ryan Mzles Salsburq Hoy Sandberg Helen Sarros Walter Schaller f L5 fo INCL 8 0lfU" lfU0l" PRESENTING ELAINE RESTIS a pretty lrttle mrss who was a blt partral to the GAA Hall Guards Bowlmg League and Intramurals was Presrdent ol the Tau SGC and V1cePres1dent of the Executrve Board A talented artxst rs PEGGY RICHTER who added to the color of the GAA SGC Bowlmg League Log Staff and Commandos lust call me Butch says LOIS RING who was President of the Beta SGC a Gym Leader and a member of the GAA Band Orchestra Latm Club Hall Guards and Intramurals Call for Terry and you get ELEANORE RITT rn the Alpha SGC Splashettes Gemuan Club Drama Hall Guards GAA Intramurals Gym Leaders and Chorus Tmy rs the approprrate nrckname of thrs pert llttle squrrt TERESA ROBINSON who lent her personalrty to the GAA Epsrlon SGC Hall Guards Latrn Club and Roller Club CHARLES ROELLE sang out rn the Boys Chorus Hall Guards and as Presrdent of the Mrxed Chorus BERNICE ROTH rs greeted wrth he name Babe 1n the GAA Bowlrng League and Tau SGC The Soccer Team Hall Guards and Track Team held a spec1al attractron for Cal alras CALVIN ROUMAINE A very lovely grrl rs MARILYN RUSSELL who was Treasurer of the Tn H1Y and a member of the GAA Grrls Chorus Latm Club Program Commrttee Band Bowlrng League Intramurals Spamsh Club and the Eta SGC PAUL RUSSELL was a strrkrng frgure ln the Bowling League Alpha H1Y Intramurals and Latrn Club Always on the go rs KATHLEEN RYAN of the Eta SGC who has rnherrted the name Kathy vra the Alpha Tr1H1Y Latm Club Intramurals Mrxed Chorus and GAA MILES Mrxed Chorus Hall Guards French Club H1Y and Letter Mens Club Good lookmg ROY SANDBERG was V1cePres1dent of the Alpha I-I1Y Presrdent of the Letter Nens Club and played an actrve part 1n the Socral Commrttee Nomrnatmg Commrttee Intramurals and Football Team Introducxrrg a classy lrttle lassy dark eyed HELEN SARROS who was promrnent as the Secretary of the Eta SGC made the grade rn the Natronal Honor Socrety and par trcrpated 1n the Tr1H1Y G AA Hall Guards and Nommatmg Commrttee Sports and more sports are the favorrte actrvxtxes of WALTER SCHALLER as he was on the Wrestlmg Team Track Team Bowlmg Team Intramurals and rncldentally a Hall Guard A fellow wrth a Irlendly personalrty who has yet to lose hrs temper ln publrc IS RICHARD SCHEURING who prefers to be called Drck He took part rn Intramurals the German Club Mrxed Chorus and Hall Guards Lee we mean SHIRLEY SCHIFFER made the lumps rn the Rrdrng Club Bowlmg League Spamsh Club Latm Club GAA and Eta SGC LEONARD SCHILLEN claimed to be IH the Senror Wolf s Club but legxtlmately he was rn the Beta HAY the Band and Track Team Blonde and etfrcrent rs LORETTA SCHMIDT who made good as Presrdent of the Tau S G C and had a good trme rn the Chorus GAA and Hall Guaras RUTH ANN SCHMIDT served as a Vxkrng And keepmg the accounts upto date and the records accurate b9S1deS berrg rn the French Club Srgma SGC and GAA BOB SCHOTTEK will always remember the good trrnes he had blowrng his horn rn the Band for tour years as Charrman of the Program Commrt tee Secretary of Beta H1V and takmg part rn the ROTC German Club Latrn Club and Hall Guards She may be small but RUTH SCHWAB made the grade m the Natronal Honor Socrety Grrls Chorus Student Councrl Letter Two Hundred Fourteen 'fr 1 ' - - -. . , , . Marilyn SALSBURG got a good grip on the Wrestling Team, Intramurals, Football, A I r l I I I 1 Shackelton r b t Ruth Ethel Seeds Loretta Ruth Ann Ro er Scholtek Schwab Shrrley Leonard Schrffer Schrllen Schmrdt Schmrdt Pe gy Hobert Kay Audrey Georgranna Dorothy SPGGY Sperrs Sproude Stake Jean q Shaffer Slrmm Spanjran Club ETHEL SEEDS has a r11Ck C, ub C A A let SGV w s Treas rer o th man name als de-lxnrtey d1l'r f t s1e J ens rs e my 0 H1ql1T6 st lll the Student Counrr h Club Bowlmg League S G C and Lrbrary Stall lolly and a lot of lun are the descrrptrvr SHACKELTON better known as Shacky l G1rls us adtectrves that grve a aood pm ure of DOROTHY always made a hrglo score fn the In er SCllOlGSl1C Bowlmg Team Lrbrary Staff Spanrsh Club Nomrnatmg Commlttee SGC and GAA IEAN SHAFFER who was V1cePres1dent of Kappa SGC really knew her clubs as she was m the Drama Club Spamsh Club Latrn Club Rrdmg Club G A A and on the Ol JCL all a 1f' Crean Up Campargn PEGGY SLIMM kept the ball rollrng rn the Bowlrng League Alphr SG rrls Chorus lntramurals and llcrll Guards There IS plenty of room on the top for a arand ell w rke the Presrdent of the Senror Class ROBERT SPANIIAN who also was prcmrr' nt as Presrder ol .Alpha l-l1Y Vrce Presrdent of the Lette Mens Club Captarn ot the Foctba 'lean ang a nember of the Baseball Team and Fxecutrve Councrl The Greek Club GA A lntrcrmurals Rxdmg Clul and Bowlrng League kept the Secretary of lambda SGC KAY SPEAR happrly orcuprcd for four years When you heard the f Cho Ree 1n the Bowlrng League Or' ega S GC Rrdrrq Club Intramurals or Spamsh Club you could be sure that AUDREY SPEIRS was belna paged GEORGIANNA SPROUDE IS often beckoned by the name Georgre 1 the Grrls Chorus ana Beta SGC Pleasant memorres of the Delta SGC Spanrsh Club GA A Intramurals Chorus and Ollrce .pall belong to DOROTHY STAKE called Dottre by all lrer frrends rnd they were many Chef t0lfl'L0l"l"0lfU 0 Q . fo ffeclflre fAe l"lgAb Robert rg 125: Gnd imxrir Blankee Two Hundred Frfteen L C ee , an W., , .- ' ' t J P -1 . ig 1 . 7 I ' ' Sl , 1. . ., ra . and a 'u t e Ge! 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' ' 5'e1011 1.1 ' 1111 ' A M o 0 0 55' Elcme Stout U1 if 0 IHQCLCQ all 00 Cornpetrtror Platoon Grtt Commrttee and Keeper of the Treasure Chest rn the Spanrsh Club CECIL SWANSON found rt worth hrs whrle to come out for the Band the Spanrsh Club and Electron Cornmrttee A typrcal day prescrrbed by NANETTE SWANSON mrght 1'r lude the Sudent Councrl GAA Bowlrnq league or SGC One of the most typrcal Amunden fellows HOWARD SWEENEY calred Howre tor short has a lrne of actrvrtres a m1le long whrch rnclude the Rrfle Team Compet tron Pla oon Offrcers Club HrY Movre Crew Log Staff Band Student Councrl Latrn Club Prom and Nomrnatrng Commrttees and the Natronal Honor Socrety The nrckname Red also belongs to ROBERT TERP who went out 'cr Intramurals the L rtrn Club Natronal Honor Socrety German Club and Colege Day Commrttee Always on the go MARGARET TIMMERMAN who rs n ver ca led anythrng but Marge found the Spanrsh Club Chorus Hall Guards German Club SGC Natronal Honor Socrety and Graduatron Commrttee pleasant stopprng off places Always lady lrke rs GEORGIA TRIHAS who belonged to the Greek Club Alpha SGC lntra murals Nrx d Chorus ard was a Log Representatrve MARY TRIMBLE known as Nellre crarms she was Sergeantat Arms of her Hrstory Class Treasurer ot Gamma S4 C Presrdent of the French Club ard rn the Latrn Club Bowlrng Leagu and Prophecy Commrttee ANGELO TSARPALAS was content to be rn the Gre k Club Frrst attend ng hrgh school rn Keyeport lllrnors and then at New Trrer IEAN TURNER harled Neen lrnally landed at Amundsen rn the GA A and Lambda SGC Always ready wrth a laugh rs FRED VALDIVIA Band lntrarnurals and Hall Guards Fran whose brrth certrtrcate reads FRANCES VAN BOGAERT has a trrendly drsposrtlon whrch she drsplayed rn the G A A SCC and Spanrsh Club Another grrl wrth a snappy personalrty rs VIRGINIA VAN HOUGHTON who brrghtened thrngs up rn Kappa SGC Hall Guards Splashettes Drama the latrn Club French Club and GAA There was always a good trme to be had rn the Greek Club GA A and Tau SGC rf LORETTA VRIONIS was arouna Ourck on the comeback wrth clever wrsecracks rs IOHN WAGNER who made use of hrs puns rn the Orchestra Hall Guards and Baseball Basketball Volleyball and Football teams LOR RAINE WAGNER answered the call to actron as Treasurer of the Omrcron SGC and by takrng part rn lntramurals the German Club Clean Up Com rnrttee Bowrrng League CAA Lrbrary and Offrce Statts and Breakfast Cornmrttee A cute lrttle brunette 1S BILLIE WALDMANN who gave out wrth a solra note rn the Mrxed Chorus Lambda SG C Bowlrng League French Club and Rrdrng Club AGNES WALSH took a chance on the tongue twrsters rn the Spanrsh Club 'l'r1H1Y and Eta SC C EDWARD WALSH boasts that he was able to srdotrack all actrxrtres and rust be an ordrnary senror Everyone lrked ARTHUR WARREN rn ani out or tne cassroom partrcularly rn the Beta HrY Ba eball Team French Club and Frosh Soph Football Team He also rs a sklllcd artrst and was Presrdent of the Bowlmg League We all call hrm ,IGCK even tlsough hrs nam rs IOHN WATSON rn the Orchestra and Latrn Club Attractrve LILA WEICHBRODT was Socral Charrman of Epsrlon SGC Secretary of the German Cub and a member of Beta TrrHrY the Prom Comrnrtteo Nornrnatrng Comrnrttee GAA and Bowlrng League P S Lrl w rs a rnarn prep on the Vrkrrg Advertrsrng Start Two Hundred Seventeen Mary Trrmble Angelo Tsarpalas Jean Turner Fred Valdrvra Frances Van Bogaert Vrrgznra Van Houghton Loretta Vrronrs John Wagner Lorrarne Wagner Brllre Wal dmann Agnes Walsh Edward Walsh Arthur Warren John Watson Lr a Werchbrodt 0 I ' V 1 F l V 4 I 4 V 'r L' 1 . 1 I , ' , . . ., 4 . , . . ,. , ' 1 ' ' , i ' 1 ' , ' ' , 5 , ' . . . . 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' , I Fred Meyer .lack Wmrtred Jack Thomas Marilyn Beatrice Werk Werner West Westrrch Weyrrch Wrllrams Willoughby Wrtt Jacqueline Helen Robert Mary Laverne Gloria Gertrude Bernadette Wzttmeyer Woolgar Wyman Yagodrcs Yetto Yonan Zemke Zimmerman FRED WEIK rs the sort of fellow who rs always out for a good trme as rs known by those who were rn the Beta HrY and German Club The adrectrve industrious describes Mike alias MEYER WEINER who went out for the Movie Crew Spanish Club Intramurals Pin and Rrng Committee and College Day Committee and strll kept hrs nose to the grrndstone when rt came to studies A grand fellow who found hrs way to the top rn the ROTC rs Cadet Lreutenant Colonel IACK W'EST who was Presrcent of the Offrcers Club Hall Guard Captarn and a member of the Student Council Drama Program Comrnrttee Hr Y Competition Platoon Baclro Council and Pin and Ring Bowling League Riding Club Intramurals SGC Roller Club and as an oifrcer rn the Spanish lub Presenting IACK WEYRICH prominent rn sports as Captain of the Basketball Team and a member of the Letter Mens Cl 1b Intramurals Hall Guaras ferman Club and Prom Committee Tall Blonde and good lookrrg rs TOM WILLIAMS hailed Wrllre by hrs colleagues who was often een rn the French Club HrY Intramurals Clean Up Committee Bowling League Gift Conrmrttee Hall Guards and Swim Team Lynn as MARILYN WILLOUGHBY rs called enroyed the company she found rn Iota S GC the German Club G A A and Hall Guards BEE WITT has all rt takes Personality looks brains drsposrtron and she can really trrp the light fantastic She was Secretary of Iota SGC Drvrsron Chairman a member of the GA A Chorus the French Club and a con stant Variety Show performer Tle rythrrrrc canter of the Brdrng Club G A A and Bowling League wrll long be remembered by IACQUELINE WITTMEYER Always a good sport and a good friend rn a pinch rs HELEN WOOLGAR who agreed that the opanrsh Clerb Drama Hall Guards GA A Gamma SGC, and Chorus were O K by rel Pr nr Corrrmrttee Chairman BOB WYMAN made hrs goal rn Football Intramurals HrY the Bowling League Chorus and Hall Guards MARY Yoqgxe YAGODICS had a good time rn the Bowling League Latrn Club Omrcron SGC Log Staff Lrbrary Staff and Prophecy Committee It was fun whrle rt lasted says LAVERNE YETTO as she recalls the Lrbrary Staff French Club Bowling League G A A and Lambda S GC Outside Quiet but effrcrent rs GERTRUDE ZEMKE who made the grade rn the National Honor Society Gernran Club Office Staff and was Secretary of the Omrcron SGC Mention Bunny and BERNA DE'I'I'E ZIMMERMAN looks up and tells us she had a gay ol time as Vrce President of lota S G C and rn the G A A Student Council and German Club The graduates now look forward to bigger things LU LU' fcuf L5 Ufeflfld GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Dorothy Benson Paul Connors Jeannean Erberger Wrllram Haag Anne Hem Jean Schultz Richard Stoneham Dorothy Szewczyk Edward Szewczyk Two Hundred Eighteen Committee. Sweetness is personified in WINIFRED WESTRICH. who was always welcomed in the of the classroom GLORIA YONAN had her fun in the French Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, and S.G.C. ' 'I ' " v ' , l ' , ' ' , I Y l 0 0 0 ' O STAGE CREW Sealed: l. Anderson, H, Cfrrlson. Row 2: Fl. Strom, G, Trrrbfrris, l.. Peislccr, ti. 'l'l:cv1n'i, H, l'l1ck. l. Kastens, H. Vossel, C. McLeod, G, Trwbwris, Mr. Slerficka C. l..ndf'nri.eyf'i, Row 3: R. Peter son, l. Brunselt, ll Oddy, H. Throogf. Quife cc Cjofdcfion . .. sit down smilie ., .. . glamour of the stage . . . quite at load. Those lnk Spots, alias lim Reilly, Torn Harland and Bryce Blair, give out with "Don't Get Around Much Any More." What have we here, a glamour gal? No, only l.ois Fiing, who is said to be a real aid to Mrs. Garriott and the Amundsen war effort. And we heard the angel sing when Mary Ellen Bruce made her Amundsen debut at the Variety Show. A few National Honor Society members show by way of a skit that "all work and no play makes lack a dull boy." The lack in this case was Wayne Gasper. You're slipping, Wilson. We can remember the day when Atlas could have carried the oroperty crew on his shoul- ders. What will your family think? CStanding: I. Giamhrone, I. Mouzalcis, N. Lianos, Mr. Boetticher. Seated: G. Atsaves, G. Androne, W. Mitchell, E. Laye1y.l jAaf:5 my Worn tthts year s crop of Mrs ttls for our own good talang a post graduate course a parent ly lt helps a lot practrce what they teach oh boy Wrth the trtumverate Mmd Morals and Health as the theme ot the 42 and 43 sessrons the PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION pledged alleglance once agatn to Amundsen and swung tnto 1ts twelfth year of servrce Startrng the ball rolltng wxth a Freshmen Mothers Tea and gtvmg general meet1ngs every month wrth a guest school rep resented At one ot these socrals the clothrng classes sponsored a fashton revtew at whtch students modeled the clothes whtch they desrgned and made At another meetmg the drama class presented several varrety acts and the band gave a concert ln February they held thetr Candle Lrghtrng Ceremony and the parents themselves gaxe a slat tn whrch they partrcrpated Two Hundred Twenty one ead qlettt q Crt s aryRs t Q Durlng all ol these meetrngs the Amundsen Pt O T C unit posted the colors alter whrch Mrs Vrooman Prestdent called the meetrng to order Speakers were scheduled tor every program durmg the season Th1s year on Amundsen Nrght regular classes were held rn every room The grrls gym was by tar the most popular room and everyone had such a good ol trme cheermg and boorng that no one kept srore and both teams won The Round Table Drscusslon held on Iune lUth was Parents versus Students and that IS probably the only tnstance where the parents are versus the students O Q O 9 , O O O O O 0 C O O 0 o 0 ' ' o o o . 1 Q R rn o ri ht: Mrs. A. R, Ma A hut, Mr. H 1 u sell, Mrs. Frank E. Blake, Mrs. Grlber Iacobs, Mrs. R. C. 'rohore, Mrs. George H. Vrooman, Mrs, Russell Switzer, Mrs. Clara Willtams, Mrs. H. M. Sherman, Mrs. Iohn Halverson, and Effie Lewand. f ' , I . , I , I l A I . ' - I n - . A I ' l r I l ' V ' 7 1 I AI I I . . elle GLC COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND DIVERSEY CLEANERS G DYERS 6753 W Drversey Avenue Phone Mernmac 4995 DRAKE 61 SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 520010 N Western Avenu Ambulance Sex-vxce READY TO A B C STORAGE COMPANY 2918 20 N Lmcoln Ave A ALLIN G SON PAINTS 4818 N Western Ave 4658 N Rockwell St ANDREWS MILLWORK 6 LUMBER CO 1751 Frrster Ave ANDY S HOBBY SHOP 4751 N Talman Ave AVON FOOD MART 1966 Lawrence Ave BOBZIEN BROS IEWELERS 4825 N Western Ave BOWLING LANES INC 5221 N Broadway CARMODY CLEANERS 4653 N Rockwell CHARLOTTE BEAUTY SHOPPE 5131 N Domen Ave CHARME BEAUTY SALON 2218 Lawrenee Ave t0l"6 THEY ALWAYS COME THROUGH COMPLIMENTS OF THE GAMMA CHAPTER S G C IUNE 1943 The GRILL extends rts conqratulatrons and sm cerely wrshes for cr happy prosperous and peaceful tuture for you all KAGEN S PHARMACY 5301 N Damen Avenue Prescnphons our specralty D A HELPI G DAMEN FISH 6 DELICATESSEN 4812 Dcrmen Ave COMPLIMENTS OF DELTA CHAPTER SGC llunel 4010 Lrncoln Ave DIDIER S FOOD SHOP 2609 Leland Ave ESQUIRE CLEANERS 5670 N Western Ave FARGESON PAINT COMPANY 4837 N Western Ave FARLE S BAKERY 5109 Lmcoln Ave FRANCES STYLE SHOP 5221 N Damen Ave GEIGER BROS GROCERS 2312 Foster Ave GLADYS RESTAURANT 5251 N Lmcoln Ave HANKEL S FLOWER SHOP 7328 W Foster Ave KROWKA BROS 5456 N Western Avenue Phone Longbeach 4400 MEHLMAN FLOWERS 5275 Western Avenue Better Floral Arrangements NORTHWEST AUTO CO 41801 Lawrenee Ave Phone Keystone 7400 HAND HERST S DEPARTMENT STORE 4051 61 Lmcoln Ave IDLE HOUR RIDING STABLES 6135 N Lmcoln Ave 542177 N Ddrnen Av IEANETTE STYLE SHOP 4626 Lmcoln Ave KAUFMANN COSTUMES 5117 N Western Ave S S KRESGE 1956 58 Lawrence Ave ARTHUR LAVY MEN S WEAR 4749 N Damen Ave MACK S TAVERN 5725 Lmcoln Ave NELSON FUNERAL DIRECTOR 5149 5151 N Ashland Ave O K BARBER SHOP 4651 N Rockwell PARADISE BALLROOM PHI DELTA TAU Vrv Puddle Mac Dot Frnney Moc Poos Ruqe Pete Satchel Z IOSEPH STENGER Furmture Upholsterrnq 5- Hepalrrnq 4318 Lmcoln Avenue ZETA CHAPTER S G C l00I'l50l"5 PET DAIRY STORE 3314 Devon Ave POHLMAN REALTY CO 5704 N Western Avo 5234 N Dame-n Ave PRESTO RESTAURANT 4757 N Western Ave ROBERTSON 6 CO 5340 42 N Clark St ROSEWOOD THEATRE 1823 W Montrose Ave STOLTZE and BERG INSURANCE 5905 lrvrnq Pork Rd SUMMERDALE GARAGE INC 5742 50 N Damen Ave COMPLIMENTS OF THE ALPHA CHAPTER OF TRI HI Y UPTOWN FURNITURE SHOPS 5228 30 N Clark St ANDREW ZERA SCHOOL SUPPLIES 178 Crawford tnear Waslnnqton Blvd J 4856 Danren Ave Two Hundred Twenty two Ml" . 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ABELS SERVICE STATION ALPHA CHI GAMMA SORORITY A W ANDERSON GROCERS H M BARBOUR I BERGDAHL S TAILOR SHOP BERGERS MARKET BLUE STORE BRISBANE IEWELRY BROTMAN S MEN S WEAR I BRUMLICK 6 SONS SHOES BRYN MAWR MEAT MARKET IOHN A CARLSON CERTIFIED PHOTO MR AND MRS E M COLEGROVE DELTA PHI OMEGA THE DELUXE CLEANERS 6 TAILORS Two Hundred Twenty three MRS DUFFY ED THE BARBER H E ERICKSON IEWELER ESSER HARDWARE AND PAINT CO ETA CHAPTER S G C Ilunel FOSTER FLORAL SHOP GAMMA CHAPTER S G C IFebrucn'yI GELLER BROS BEDDING HAIGS SHOE REPAIRING HANNEMANN S BAKERY HANS HANSEN IEWELER ADAM HEISER TAILOR MR IACK IACKSON IAEGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY AXEL IENSEN IUNIOR HALL SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN KNUDSEN DRUGS LINCOLN CALIFORNIA SHELL MA IUNGS FOOD SHOP MANOR LIQUOR HOUSE OLGA ANN BEAUTY SALON OLSON FOOD SHOP ORIGINAL ART SHOP PORTNOY S GROCERY MARGARET ROBERTSON ROYAL FURNISHER 6 HATTER H F SAUER IEWELER SCHNELLENBERGER PHARMACY A ROBERT SEASS SEDERBERG 6 STORGAARD SIOUX SORORITY SPIEGL BAKERY SQUARE RESTAURANT MR AND MRS W L STOUT STRAUMANN TAILOR SUMMERDALE PHARMACY TAU CHAPTER S G C IIuneI TIP TOP BEAUTY SALON TOMS QUALITY MEAT MARKET TRUDY S BEAUTY SHOP UNION ROOFING IOHN S VANCE VIKING SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE WEST MAWR BEAUTY SALON ALBERT WICKSTROM SHOE REBUILDER WILSON AVE Y M C A MRS PATRICIA ZAPHIRIO Busmess Phone Resrdence Phone T H E G R E G G C O L L E G E A SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PREFERRED BY COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN S Bohrnell tu :body 1 C Ste1 og, aphlc Secreta ml and Accoul tlng, C01 BUCKINGHAM 4685 SUNNYSIDE 4555 4212 Lxncoln Avenue ChlCGqO I111no1s S l fo fee booklet Ih Do rnaw fo Upportu :M General Sheet Metal and Furnace Work Court Reportmg Course N0 Shorthand Report: lg as a Pro esszon ONLY HIGH SCHOOL C RADLATES ACCEPTED REFRIGERATOR CORPORATION 4716 LINCOLN AVE THE GREGG COLLEGE P0111 tt ohm R lv tCregg,, SCD D1 ctor Pa11lM P11 MA Frugldaure Aufhorlzed Sales and Servlce DGP' A f N0 th MC' lv A sz 1 All Makes Servlced Telephm' gm 188' Metropolitan Business College DAY AND EVENING SCHOOL New Classes May 31 Iune 14 Iune 28 SPEEDSCRIPT COMPTOWIETRY SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTING Send for Bulletm North Slde Loop Lmcoln Ave , Roscoe 6. 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Spies, Inc. 4140 North Kolmar Avenue Chicago "The best class rings mode" UPTOWN METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Otters Cornmercrol Courses ond Frmshrnq Course 1105 LAWRENCE AVENUE 1891 1943 NUHTH PARK EULLEBE CHRISTIAN INFLUENCE Iunror College School of Muslc Academy M P1-age B S C Mgr Telephone LONgbeach 8944 Summer School Evenlng Sesslon CONGRATULATIONS For rnformcxhon wrrte to Adrmssrons Counselor 3225 Foster Avenue Chrccrgo Ilhnors T0 All Producers of the 1943 V1k1ng AMUNDSEN BOWLERS FromaBowler The Dolvld 1 Molloy Plont 2857 North Western Avenue Pontroc Enorovrnq QS Electrotyprnq Company 812 22 We t Von Buren Street Photos The Root Studlo 185 North Wobosh Avenue Prrntrnq Neely Prrnt no Cornpony 871 N Fronlchn St T HddT :yr ' s ' . 1 , IT ' . L.l'lQTI'CIVlI'1QS. . A . 1-I . - S wen -ive ime Abbott Rlchard Ackerman Grace Adams Jean Alterman Shirley Albertson Wnlllam Albrecht W1ll1am Aleknas Josephme Altons Rupert Anastos Gus Andersen Harold Anderson Audrey Anderson Florence Anderson Hortense Cac1oooo Frank Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Lefty Margaret Rnchard Robert Ruth Andrey Helen Angelopoulos Peter Anklam Arthur Annau Peter Anthony Wlllldm Arestls Peter Ash Len Athans W1ll1am Aull Charles Baba Martln Baker Charles Ba A an Barber W1ll1am Barr Franlt Barth Myrl Bastow Charles Batterson Marllyn Bauer Helen Baumann George Bayston Bernadene Beck Dorothy Becker Le Roy Becker Ruchard Beery V1rg1n1a Behrendt Robert Bemns Rodney Bennethum Harry Bere1ter Mary Berg Evelyn Bergqunst Robert Berllnger Arthur Bernhardson Frances Berns John Berqurst Ralph Besse Kenneth Beswuck Ruth Beuman George Bnehl Vernon Blewald Chrlstlne s 1 Butter Bud Blurstrom Slglfld Blurstrom Vera Blades Roy Blanktord Marlorle Blessmg Robert CLPC Q5 Blom Jay Dee Blomgren Amta Blomke Danrel Blomqunst Dorus Bloom Audrey Bloom tvtur1el Bloorndahl Harry Bloome Everett Blaul Thomas Blount Harold Boaz Mary Bobzuen Suzanne Boc Lrllan Bock Robert Bolllng Henry Bomke Danuel Borchert Betty Bott Frank Bowmar Art Braverman Alan Brutt Wlllldm Br1t7 Robert Bronson Dorothy Brosrus Kay Brown Robert Brown Wllllam Bucsa Jullus Bumann Arthur Burkhardt Donald Burnett Lo1s Burns Rrchard Bu en S Buss Franc1s Byrne John Byror Robert Cacloppo Steve Cahlll Richard Cam Robert Callnster George Campbell Gordon Campbell Martha Campbell Patrucua Campbell Robert Carelun Helene Carlnsle June Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Dorothy Florence Frances Gunnar OV Shlrley Carr Grover Carroll Jam Carruthers Robert Carter W1ll1s Case Helen Chako1an Henry Chopsk1 Joe Chrustensen Jean Chr1st1ansen Lloyd Chrnstranson Lloyd Chrlstlanson Marne Chrrstle Eugene Carone Anthon Clayton Albert . 3 here today and gone tomorrow . . 4Sl 8 Cleland Arthur Cleland Ruth Clew Harry Cogan Jack Colebrook James Colegrove Edward Coleman Cather ne Coll1gnon Dolores Colluns Donald Comstock Wlllard Coolrnan Mary Jane Coorlas Peter Cordes Jack Corthuer Leona Couston Bruce Covey Lester Cramer Jack Creagh John Cronln A no' Cronln Janet Crossland Robert Crowther Frank Culp Ray Cummnngs June Cunnungham Betty Curran Ruth Dahlenburg Rlcham Dae Juluan rrell R Dausch Arthur Dausch J Davls Betty Jo Davls Roger Decker Douglas Delahanty Jack Delahanty Patrncua Delbrldge Dorothy Dcmblon June Dernght Harvey Duck Herbert Dletz Harold Drllon Henry Drshman Gustrc Dolard MBFIOVIE Doleman Donald Donahue John Donewald Warren Draths John Draths Martm Draths Rnchard Dresl1ne Robert Drles Thomas Duers Dorothy Dunnlng Betty Dunsheath Mary Anne Dunwoody James Dvoracsek Marne Dwyer Wullram 44 45 Eck Marlorle Ecklund Rosnne Ehrllnger Howard Eloe Marle Ekolad Arvld Eklund Robert Ekstrom Dave Elllngson Robert Elwart Rlchurd Emrnerlch Emll Engstrom V1rg1n1a Erlckson Al1ce Ervckson Arllne Ernckson Et le Erlckson lrvung Escor 1a Mlke Euler Pearl Evanston Ellen Fagerstrorn June Fa1rbanks Jerry Falkenberg George Farr John Fauls Jarres Fehr Eleanor Feld Johunna Felman Hal Fentlman John Fleld Dudley F1eld Ethel Flnch Robert F1tch Nelson Flaherty Joseph Flemlng Paullne Flodln Carol Folos lrrra Forsberg Swen Foster Vurgunla Franz George Frauen Anlta Frauen Kurt F-re1muth Betty Freutag Margaret Fr1 ell Enver Frlde Jeanr' Fur err Paul Games Laura Gartlnkle Robert Gast Ronald Gavey Harry Gebbue James Ged1g1an Beatrlce Gerhardt Fred Glanopoulos James G Vnrguna Gllster Art Gulster Mary Ann Glassgen Albert Gle1ch Chrustel Goddard James Golden Robert Goldteun Rosemary Goslee Rnchard Graff Mur1el Gramlnch Charles 22 29 46 47 2 5 we wrll remember yesterday s chrldren Granahan oh Granberg Charles Granberg Eugene Greamas Elanne Gregory Gus Gregory Nnck Gregory Peter Gregory Theodore Gruessmer Norma Grlgg Wallace Grnltth Wallace Grlmes Gerald1ne Gross Rlchard Gross Wllllam Groth Robert Groth Wnllard Grove Kathryn Grutt Edward Grutt George Gulnea Don Gunther Sldney Guthuer Rutl- GUV Arthur Hagelauer Joseph Hagen R1chard Hagen Robert 45 47 22 32 Ha nauer Charlotte 9 Hahn W1ll1am Ha1lman Warren Haldewanq W1ll1an Hall Robert Hallberg Robert Halverson AllC6 Hammer Robert Harr1rnerou1st Herbert Hangel Hansen Hansen Hansen Hanson Robert Holger Jerome Ito Walter Harm Clvttord Harm Harm Harrls Clltton Murlel Dorothy Harr1son George Harrnson James Harvey Arllne Hasburgh J Hawknnson Roy Heavey Francis Heber Bruno He Eruc Hedstrom Clarence Hedstrorn Dorothy Hedstrom Ruby Heun Joe Helsberg Edward Helsberg Fredrlck Hendry Wllllarn Henmg Janet Herdman Jeanne Hersh Shnrle Hess Adellne Hewett Luc1lle Hucks John 2354 47 9 H1dd1ng Edward H1gg1ns W1ll am H ous Hlrsch Leona Hlrsch Robert Hlrsch Wallace Holleb Davld Hollr-rbach DOr1S Holluday Edward Holz Robert Honan James Houston Rnchard Hurwutz Harold Hyler Henry n r r Jacobs Elleen Jacobs M1lton Jarman Jacquelune Jeannudes Theodora Jennett Edward Jensen LeRoy Joannldes Munas Johannlson Esther Johnson Albert Johnson Ann Johnson Francls Johnson lrvlng Johnson Shlrley Johnson W1ll1am Johnston Ruchard Johnston Shlrley Jones Janet Jones Shirley Juergensen Jean Jurac1c Henry Juruc Vnctor Kaatz Emmett Kabntskr Ray Kallln Donald Kamoske Adam Kane Patrlcna Karls Wnlluarn Karstenson Wullnam Kaspar Robert Kaufman Joseph Kautenburger W Kaveney Jack Kaveney Wnlllam Kazlauskas Al K 1 Shar y Keller Jerome Kelley Helen Kelluher James Kelly George Kelly Mary Kennedy Jane Kent Mary Kernan Wllllarn Two Hundred Twenty slx 0 , 0 A 1 - A 149 1 A A459 111 1 11:4 15 11-1 3 35 53 3 ' A Q .. 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Sharkey Evelyn Shea PBTFICIB Sherman Edward 9 Shlmp Jean Shlrk Jane Shogren Wllllam IO9 Slebert Norman Sleg Lols Sllls Corrlne Slm Darlene Slmos Helen Sklntges John Skoules Floralne 2 Sllmrn Peggy Sloan Robert 88 lOl Srnallrnan Mary Jane Smlth Blanch Srnlth Estner Smlth George Smlth Joseph Smlth Margaret Smlth Wllllam Snowden Marlon Snyder Patrlcla Soderstrom D Soehrmann June Sommer Ruth Sondel Donald Sondel Marllynn Sorensen Joan Sorensen Marllyn So ensen Vlvlan Sotern Florence Sotern Nlck Spahr Rae Spanllan Rlchard Span,1an Robert 3 '76 Spear Estelle Spear James A Spear Kay 59 l60 Spear Peter Spence Herbert Spencer Fred Splegl Wllllam Splel James Spelrs Audrey Spllos Wllllam Splropoulos Esther Splropoulos Helyn lOl Sprlngston Rlchard Sproude Georglanna Sladtman Dorothy Staecher Joan Stake Dorothy Stake Rlchard Stake Wlllldm Starck Dorsey 9 l60 Ib2 Staslnos CDTISTIDC 9 b l62 Stathls Andrew 2 Stathopulos Reglna Stecker Joseph Stelndl George Stelner John Stelnke Herbert Stelnhoff Henry 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Vasllakos Katherlne 90 Il8 Vassllakos Demetra Vavul Andrew Vavul Wlllldm Verch Dolores Verch Edward Vertoglas Dorothy Vespermann Lloyd Vevang Gordon Vldlna Anlta Vlllwock LaVerne Vlllwock Vernon Vogel Mar1orle Volsard Madellne Volsard Paul VOSIHIOTIS Angene VOSIUOlIS Beatrlce Vessel Howard Vrlonls Loretta Vrooman George VUIOVICD Dorothy Wackerle LOUISE Wager June Wagner Dorothy Wagner Jane Wagner John Wagner Lorralne 9 Wagner GFIOD I 0 Wahlgren Kenneth Walance Robert Walbauer Lols Waldmann BIlllE Walker LOIS 2 l Wallace Barbara Wallace Elleen Walsh Agnes Walsh Delores Walsh Edward Walsh Maryallce Walsh PBTFICIB Walsh Rlclnard Walters Jack Walters Wllllam Walton George Wanen Lols lOO 8 Ward Larry Warman Mlldl-ed Warren Arthur Warren JoDonna Warren Robert Watson Davld 96 I26 Watson Jack Watson Wlllldm Wattllng Wlllldm Weaver Dorothy 8 5 Weaver James Weber Vlola Wehde Ela ne Welchbrodt Glorla Welchbrodt Llla 5 160 Welk Fred Well Patrlcla Weller Roger Welner Meyer Welshaar Helen Welss 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